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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08
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gay The Investigation into the causes
of the late riot in New Orleans is progress
ing The testimony thus far taken con-
clusiyely establishes the fact that the Com
yention was peaccablo asscmbIage, and
that no disturbance took place until the
rebel police and rowdics made the attack.
DR. D0stic, one Of the leaders Of the Cons
vention was deliberately hot by a police
man, without prOyocation and while beg~
cing for his life, and when he was down
the mob rushed upon him and inflicted
over fifty stabs upon his body with bowie
knives. General sheridan is in d quaTd-
airy us to whether 70 resign on account Of
Pres.dcn5 jyhnsons interference, or to
obey orders Ghjcggo JouRaL
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08
81 VI ON 81

State Of Wisconsin 50 cents Reyenna
Iowa county Circuit Court stamp cancelled
Gardner c. Meigs, Plaintiff, against Mary Z. Borkey
and Warren II. Bowker, Defendants
The State OF Wisconsin TO Mary Z. Borker and Ws,
rem II. Bowker, Defendants:
" OF are hereby summoned and required 10 snsvs,
the complaint in this action, copy OF which was
this day filed in the Office OF the tIerk the Crrt
Court in and Tor said county, and TO serve COPY a
your answer the subscriber, at his Office In The VIZ
lage Of Dodgevile, in said county, within dar,
after TIE service hereof exclusive of the day Of uch
service and if you fail to answer the complaint a,
hereby required the plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief demanded liz the complaint
l.. II. STRONG, PTtGs Atty,
Dated June Goth, 1866. july-4-2T-wS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08

A Fatal BArH-On Monday Of last
week son Of Mr.. O. T. Reed, Of Riron,
with two other boys, ten or twelve aTs
of age, went in bathing in one of the K pom
mill ponds. One of them had been il the
water bat a short time, when he went out,
complaining that he was unwell, and lay
down under a tree and fell asleep Upon
finishing their bath, his companions en-
deavored to awaken him, but could not
his parents were informed of ilis situa-
ton, he was taken home and died the
same day. The two other boys were ta-
ken sick, and were buried during the
week all three losing their lives 10y iu-
cautiously going into the water IN the
heat Of the day We learn that several
cases Of severe illness have resulted from
bathing, in Kingston, in this county, but
mono of them have resulted fatally. The
physicians there attribute it to an impure
state Of the water.-Graen Lake Spec
tQt0r
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08

- Tho Alma Journal says tho Nissis-
sippi is still falling, and that place is now
the head Of navigation for large boats,
they being unable to get over Beef Slough
Bar, which is just above. The harvest
begun last week, and crops never turned
ont better. Spring wheat, particularly,
was very heavy corn is growing with a
rush; potatoes have been damaged some
by the bug.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08

Hsa.At Wiota lives the first white man
horn in Wisconsin, according to the CEN
sus returns. lie is about forty years old,
and first opened his eyes upon what is now
the site Of Shullsburg. During the war he
was in the glorious army Of the Union.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08

Its p somewhat singular fact that the
trecdracn's Relief Commission of the
District Of Columbia last month relieved
the necessities OF two hundred and six
white tamilies,whil the applications from
freedmen numbered only one hundred and
sixty five. 4 large number Of the white
Persons assisted we're the wives and f;lmi-
lies OF deceased rebel soldiers.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08

Another Spanish fleet, consisting of
one ironcIad, four steam frigates and four
transports, with from 10000 to 1000 in
fantry troops, and the war vessels carry
ing Isl guns, is reported to be on its way
to the South Pacific coast, to renew the
war with Chill and Peru
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08
u s. Fax Notice.

\ Office is hereby given that have received TIC
Annual Assessment List for the Third CoIyc-
ton District Of Wisconsin, Cor the year 1S66-that the
assessments thereon are due and payable, and thai
Income and other Revenue taxes assessed and unpaid
in the county of Iowa, Geo. ". Bliss Deputy Colec
tor III be 40 the Court House IN the village Of Dodge
vile I'm said county, on MonG and Tuesday August
18th Ena llth, 1896 and a. the TEUCSE Oics ia
Mineral Point, on Wednesday, Thursday Friday, Sat-
urlay Monday aud Tuesday August 10Th, IGth l3th,
18th, 25th, aud 2ist.
The law requires ten per cent. penalty IS coon AZ
incurred, which viii be enforced
Office hours from 81 \. NJ to u 81 and from Il to
2. NJ.
Dated mt Albany, Wis, this 3oh day Of July 1850.
JOHN II. WARREN, Collector.
GEo, v. d. ISIS, Dgp'y CUrr, Iowa Co. Wis. l8t5
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08
geoal dduerti5emsnts.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
I'm Probate---Iova County Court

In the mItter Of the estate of William SiggkoY, de-
ceased.
- Office Is hereby given that by virtue ard in pur
~ suauce Of order of license made in said mat.
ter by said Court, the 18th day of june 1866 the
undersigned administrator of said estate viii on tle
20 day OF August, 1866, at o'clock in the afternoon
at the premises offer for sale at public vendue the fol-
towing described lands, TO wit: Commencing at the
n = corner Of section 3d. in township No. eight Isl
norm 81 range No. 1--WE II east, running thence south
- chains thence west 80 $1,000 chains to the centre q
the highway, thence north : degrees east along The
centre OF said highway II 36lo0 chains a white oak
tree, thence along the centre Of said highway north
degrees west 100 chains TO the section line thence
east - ailoo chains 70 the place Of beginning Also
the south east quarter Of the nork east quarter all IN
section Ne. hirythree 1857. township No. eight Isl,
north u range Nc. fye Co Of the fourth principal
meridian In the conty Of Iowa and State iscor sin
containing one hundred Il00l acres be the more
or less.
and place of sale.
Dated August lst. 1866.
e. c. MEIGS, Administrator
auE. ISIS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08

- Prof O. q. Steenburg, Principal Of
our schools, has an offer from the Board
Of Education IN Beloit, to take charge of
the schools there ON salary of 81 COO
FOND du Lac Commonwealth
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08
LO 5 :
By Portland Fire, July 4

The total amount covered by Etna Policies on pro-
pcrty destroyed @ damaged IS S206,S5i, on which
salvage will bc about per cent. OR total loss wiz
not vary much from 300, 900, and is being prompt
~ adjusted and paid. This is per cent upon the
assets figure but slightly exceeding governmeni
and state taxes paid last year. a proportion equal
to 5000 loss for a company Of $1,000 assets.
The necessity for insurance and the value Of wealthy
strong corporations Is forcibIy illustrated by this f
Several weak Insurance Companies are destroyed
Portland has a population Of IS 900 was Handsomely
built, mostly fine brick stone sructures-rrotsstsi
and screened with upwards of5u00 shade trees-b5ua
Cd on three sides hy water-Hdecd, literally alm7i
rising from the ocean-and with good steam FIRE d-'
partmeut-yet f. has $4,000, 900 Of property coz
sumed in . few h9urs-upon holiday when It's pe'1s
are least occuTied-from the very Insignificant oal'
u "a contemplate fire cracker.
Remember the triug origin Of fires that sweep AVA
in q few hours the earnings Of years Consider 30
best Interests and give thc ztna agent calIlfy -
need proper Insurance security. Policies issued ats
te-ns.
RICHARD T.. READ, Asf'
Mineral Point, July 18th, 1sG6 8w.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08
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IN inc OF OF
an insane person.
an reading and filing the petition Of John Bonner,
- Guardian q said insane person, representing
among otr II us tat be, the said ward, is seized Of
certain real estate in This and Dane counties ana that
IS necessary that part Of the should be sold,
and praying for license to sell the And IL APP
a:fiHEt to the Court from said petition, that IL is
s'ry 20 sell part Of said rcsl estate lit is ordered
aud directed that the next OF kin 20 said ward and an
persons interested in said estate appear before the
Judge Of this Court, on The third day of September
ncNt ensuing, at the Court House in thc village of
DOdEeyile then and there show cause if any
shall hej Why license should not be granted for the
sale Of said real estate according the prayer said
petition And II Is further ordered that copy of this
order shall he published for three successive weeks
prior to said day Of hearing, in the Mineral Point
- Tribune" a weekly newspaper circulating in said
county.-Datcd August 9Th, 1866.
[3w3-l -. NJ. STRONG, County Judge
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08
Yours respectfully,
SIMEON kiITTC

Mr.. Mills evidently does not regard the
appointment desirable This gentleman
has been consistent Democrat for thirty
years, except during the war, when he
acted with the Union party, for he is no
friend Of traitors. Last winter he signed
the call for the first bread and butter mass
meeting held in Madison or the State. In
view Of these facts his letter derives PEI
cuiiar significance. 1t is as though he had
said, :" was democrat until the party
became the friend of TRAITORS; 1 was a
Johnson man until Johnson was clearly
proven the friend Of traitors" The obvi-
Gus fact that the Phil delphin convention
is to be q convention of traitors and cop
perheads, ensures for it the contempt of
patriotic democrats like Mr. Mills. -.Nil-
lrdUkec Sentinel
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08

- The GaIesviIIe transcript reparts
harvest already begun and help scarce
T" heat IS splendid. the yield Of oats only
MEDIUM. There is likely to be q scarcity
d nay. ia consequence Of the destruction
q meadow lands ly the heavy rains and
Hoods
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08

rr- Orchards block, with severe,
stores. on the corner If West Water ami
Spring streets, Milwaukee, was destroyed
- ire OF thursday last Loss, Satuya
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08

METHODIST CoSFEEESCE. - Tho West
" lseonsin Conference Of the Methodist
Church viii convene in annual
session at Hazel Grcau, in Grant county,
on Wednesday. the 29th instant,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08
4 Delegate Declines the Homer.

As we predicted, such of the delegates
Of the blue mass convention to Philadel-
dclphia as were not present on Monday
last are respectfully declining the honor.
The Madison Union Publishes the sub
joined tart letter;
Manson, Wis, Aug 3, &C.
Editors Of Wisconsin Union:
CENT EMEN Learning through your
paper that during my absence have been
appointed delegate to the Philadelphia
Convention, and as | shall not attend such
Convention, I take this early opportunity
Of declining said appointment, that the
place may be filled by some one else, if
regarded desirable.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08

~ hail storm did great damage to the
crops i'm the vicinity Of Vienna and Honey
Greek, Racine county, on the 2Sth. The
loss % farmers IS estimated a5 thousands
OF dollars.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08

"A r Ward. N n, of Madison. has
received an appointment n cxamiuiu- sur.
econ for tie Western Pension District Of
" Wisconsin
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08

GE>- he number Of rations issued TO
The needy citizens ct Portland on IS cdnas
day was %9IS The distributing depot
at tgs camp on MUniov itiL has been dis
continued. and Market Hail is now the
only point Ell supply. Several t8lntlnr
letters, received from malignant persons
a. the South, are published in the Port
land papers,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08
Congressional Convention.

We publish to-day the call for 4 Com
yention for nominating candidate for
Congress for this district for the approach-
ing election. We hope, las we have no
doubt viii be the case,) that the Convcn-
lion vi DC fulI-that every part Of the
district viii be represented by true Union
men. We have as yet heard OF no name
except that Of Col CoED mentioned in
connection with the nomination, and pre-
sumo there viii be none, yet We desire
full expression Of the voters Of the Union
party on that occasion, and hope the con-
yention viii be full
! The convention is to meet at Boscobel
Grant Co, on the 9th Of September
---=-. -s-
THE LADY's FEIEzD FOR AuGUsr-''llar-
vest Time, the harvest time Of life. as
well as Of the scasou-is the appropriate
steel engraving Of the August number Of
this beautiful periodical. Tie double and
finely coIurod steel fashion plate is GEM,
rs usual Then we have tho usual num-
/ Der IF waod-cuts Illustrating the Street
Arabs, and the latest fashions III Dresses,
bonuets, hats, dc. The music Is tie song
of childhood AMI Home" hmou2 the
literary contributions. we note zone suus-
iners Romance, hy Clara Augusta The
I3anscce," ny drs. EIosmeri "The Dispu-
ted Patrimony, by Amber Forester
"TLe Distressed Bachelor" (concjudcd,)
by Mrs, Oliphant; Novelties, Receipts,
Fashions, &c
Price $3.50 a year copies for 800
3 copies (au3 one ggu}is,) SIG Specimen
numbers viii be sent for 10 cents
Address Deacon x Peterson, SO Wall
nut street, Philadelphia.
AccIDEyr-Whilo the workman were
engaged in repairing the bridge on section
IL Of tho Mineral Point Railroad, on Sat,
urday last, a rock that they attempted to
raise proved too heavy, and tipped the der
rick partially over, by which accident Mr..
Thomas McAFcrty, Of Benton, was killed,
and Mir. Croker Dictzman, Of Darlington,
had his left leg broken in two places below
the knee
Frederick Bcaumaister ami Ferdinand
Alexander were also somewhat bruised,
but we are glad to learn their bruises are
not serious
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08
IMPORTATION WANTED!

u an AWAY, from his home. on The ai-t ar I,,I,
h 1866, ARTHUR ELLIS. aiia, ARTHUR WOOD.
aged about years black eyes, dark comp. eNion and
was dressed IN hickory shirt, dark pants and a mans
black hat. Any Information concerning him will be
thankfully received by his adopted parents.
Address, WILLIAM WOOD, NiGlin. Iowa Co Wis
=. $. No debts Of his contracting viii be paid by
me. " WO0n
AidIin, August 9th, 1906 82-rs.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08

FRCTT SHIPMENTS - The Alton fruit
trade IS now 1T its height Madison couu-
~ has long been noted for the abundance
AMI excellence Of its fruit, large part oE
whl>h IS shipped 70 Northern markets,
trom tins pa1nt- Great numbers Of teams
come IN so"a daily. loaded with arpIes
and melons. winch are purchased u orr
merchants .er shipping. The apple 'crpn.
this year. We understand, is usually GOOD
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08
VALUABLE FARM FOE SALE.

'f'HE subscriber OF rs for sale his Farm consisting
OF lZb acres situated three miles from the Citv Of
Mineral Point on the Linden road About forty acres
are under improvements vita good fence the balance
is good thrifty timber. On the premises IS a good
frame House, first rate Barns and sheds, a thrifty
trut Orchard, and rs fine young Sugar Orchard as
can he found. Well wajered with cistern wen and
springs No more desirable place can be found in this
section a country.
of the premises.
For particulars enquire a. the TRIBUNE OFce or Of
the subscriber on the premises,
ORMOND PADDOCK
July 9Th, 1896. 2stf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08

g. The Canadian Government is said
70 have Information that second Fcnian
invasion VIII soon take place, and war
with tho United States IS limited at.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08

IsS~ Secretary of State ALLEN, has our
thanks for bound volume of the Gencr-
n Laws, passed by the Wisconsin Legis-
.aturc during the session of 1866
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08

fshth undersigned wishes 10 sell the LEASE q So
Z Eliia3HZ now occupied by hfu fer . Saloon, ol
door iEG-l the corner Of High and Chestnut stree.
Ihe Lease expires next April The Binding Is centr-
y located, and one II tbs best stands in the city.
lie also offers Tor sale his entire stock Of
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-08-08
FOR SAnE.

RICHARD T.. READ, A@i
Mineral Point, July 25th 1s66. 8w
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-31
Cine ~tie 1ur Gsrt|esuaa ee, stptssiiGsn ua!,,-
iu@unesE sss Staates Rinneipta uup Ius
Ssrpiuisnus pom gele ~ tisltm 3wsf..

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-.55 @taates Winaelpts perfuas:
l.. AbtbeiIung. oenrs 8. Games pirh
hermit gum Staatsaerlossn fit bex 3sitrauu,
BON tirem Sabre pom /. Sauuar 1856 an er-
nanrt. Gs lou ron eeat Ocurerneur feline Su.
teHat.pn erbalten une bic eepIpeiibe un.eriud-
nns ees Staatts IprtfItren e.mas Nttb. 2
fir 1866.
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e1erm't aus BEN @taatsl1ase CUR GprtfItruns
esr ssolpsii@en unter rluduug fur tas S1hr 1866
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Truna.
e'enstu'iss. 2. MARI 1866.
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Reinb:. s:.asErsisntbal lartttt at,re 1900
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Gibtss NOD Hi9ter Berlin!
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auf ber @traee unterau,rancett.. 2t@ie
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Der aeben6; ne po@t an ber SbGrt ibreS
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G!ns Ntie iar Grtstuns einsr Stsusr fir Staats-
3med.
Ssi ss burd bic 0eiessebuus bee
Staatcs MtnNe1rta perfuat:

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sta"'es mt"asfsta ssrfast:
i. Atit. Is ioa auf aIes leuert ,re Giaeu-
tbum I'M Siaate Minneiota fur bas Sabr 1856
zine S,euer RON Drills am Duller ,um Ct.
traIa fur Zen Siaat aur9elegt rerteu, efuiblteb-
lid Scr fir cen Iileunssfonb une fir 3abIuna
ssy 3irisn auf 5taatslduIb ~ vernenbsuesr
Si!mmf, fsIasy einff!teglia ssr 3inlen fir tte
Ssessaasibs. &i.r RiQs bieIpun ioaen fur
3astuua esr iauIenten unfpfeu bes @taats-
bausbaits eerrenect nerben Gin Riu fpQ fur
3ablnre Ter 3inien uue rufofeu Der $3.50, 600
Nn'etee Strtpenoet pereen unb Gin Miu flr ben
Gil8unasfonb fir tas 8arital Der SeGt. NuIeib.
son $3.50, 900, am /. Suli 1867 fiuia, aufbt-
kalten mtreen. Der @oupe.nsur. Mubttpr unb
@&asu.eifer taben bieie fss,ere @umme in ata-
fsntraseneeu Der. ct. sser Staats 8onts aa-
,alesen.
2. Attbeiluna. Di.ie Steuer lou Reaabl,
uereen tn @ols, SilSer ober Ser. Staaten &c
ten. unb toQen ale 6selber, peI@e Der @1asmei-
eer uber ben 8etrag esr unfpfeu bes Staats.
ta,setaItee einntmms, aeta alleu uap
9trt9heuus ber 81 'atarstnunaeu tu,A biz
gereinisten Staaten eins,npnmsnsn G.lest
sbtntaQs fur ben 9ilSunssfone auibeta.t.u uus
rie Ia abtbeiluna 1 sieier Atte s:rfast, ana....,
nerten.
.. Nbtb. Diele Ute ioa tn @itflumtti,
t!stea uus tn 2saft istn son uue na& is,s. YaI.
fruus.
G.nesntst. %. 6esruat 1866,