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PET Steauer snptins tpeteu cine tIeine Bar iitgow
sesiGhrissn 6anse, bic Id CUR senei9ten abr1abm
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-27

NTH BON nm d enSpert5e 9rhhos
-EzaaH btn8tretem 0eftt b Mt
auf Der Rorbplt- gte DON Gagers II. Great Geaittas
tiouar,Es
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-30

tilation, the grog-shops OF town and city
lure the great destroyer. Should boards
Of health sweep them ell out Of existence
before the heat Of the a:mmer comes. thew
would accomplish more than all their ef-
forts to cleanse and purify the streets 1t
would be, indeed. the creates. cleansing
process that could be carried forward -
More filth, degradation, and uncleanness
CT every sort, result from the sale and use
OF intoxicating liquors. than IS created by
all other causes combined. Clean out a
city thoroughly Of grogshops-let not one
remain within its limits - and it is the
step of al others that promotes eleanli-
ness and health. Unless this il done, the
cholera viii DO just what II did in our ma
cion at its former visit It's havoc among
the slaves Of appetite viii b. so terrific rs
to I'll their ranks with con<terna ton and
dismay IF rum-sellers arc allowed to
enter into league with this disease, and to
dole out their poisoned draugh,s all the
doctors in the land will stand powerloss
and confounded before the work OF death
.N1k Temp. AdUocate
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-30

Some Of our reconstructed citizens
ere considerably startled at the fact that
they are called upon to mako returns Of
their income preparatory to taxation by
the L. :. government They perhaps ex-
peated tC DO so as far a0 regarded their
gains IL 1865, but the demand for their
profl5 IN 1904, when they where still in
lucky II they escape so easily, as they are
undoubtedly liable to the income tax Of
is63. Among other things necessary in
the returns for 1864, is Il statement Of
the pay and rations received by erch Of
them as were in the rsbel army.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-30

monument in honor Of Columbus
has been erected in Salamanca, Spain. II
IS placed on lofty elevation near the
grounds OF the University, in the place
where the doctors Of the Institution list
ened to his theories concerning the new
route to the Indies The monument is n
large pedestal, resting On a broad base
and arch, and above "A beautiful eagle and
globe. The height Of tha whole is one
hundred and six meters. II IS construct
ed entirely of marble, and is of dark and
regular color.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-30

DR.. Reed of Baltimore, saws the eat.
ing OF pork has nothing whatvaer to do
with the disease. known rs the triehina,
They do not inhaoit the muscle of the hog
than that of any other animal, or OF &
man himself | defy any one to prove by
the record Of the thirty years that a sol-
itary death has beer ca9sed beyond doubt
10y the presence Of trichina I assert
that the charges made against these inno-
cert worms is without the shadow Of a
foundation in fact, and wonld advise the
community, If theT desire to eat pork, to
do so.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-30

APPEoPRtATING AMERICAN INVENTIONS
"A captain Scott, of the English navy.
mas recently figured conspicuouslv as tho
alleged inventor of an impro -ernent in
carriages Tor heavy guns, to be u.ed on
iron clad vessels, Fall descriptions arc
printed IN various foreign journals. and
they are identified with the improvement
invented BY Captain Ericsson. and used
upon the American monitors during the
war Scott, i seems, Gas appropriated
this American invention, knowing right
we where the credit of it justly belongs.
as the drawings were surreptitiouslv pros
cured from this side of the Atlartic,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-30

WEALrU AND HAPPINESS. - The insuff~
cheney Of mere wealth alone to confer hart
niness is strikin1ly illustrated in the life
Of Nathan Myers Rothschild, tho Jew, who
died in London soae thirty or forty years
auo. one of the most devoted worshippers
that ever laid a withcrcd soul on the altar
Of Nammon. For 7ears he Tielded the
purse Of the world opening and closing It
to kings and oIperms as lie listed; and
upon certain occasions was supposed To
haze more influence in Great Britain than
the uroudest ard wcaltaiest Of irs mobiles.
perhaps more Influence than the Houses Of
Parliament taken together. Tic once pm
ehascd bills of the G0rarnm -nt in a single
dav. to the amount Of twenty million dol
lars and with the profits of q single loan
rn~chased an estate at n cost 0f $50 COO
Yet. with all his colossal wealth. be was
n miserable man; and with sorrow oil
+ aarne=tpeS<. once exclaimed 70 n ger tie
man who was c0n-ratulatin- on the g3r-
reous magnlfceucs of his palatial man
sion. and thence inlerring that he was
happy
/ HAPPY me happy
/ The late Stephen Ciirard, when surroun-
+ dad bv immense wealth, and Supposed to
/ be taking supreme delight in It's accumu-
lation. wrote thus 70 q friend
,sAs 70 myself, I i've ike q calleT slave
I constantly occupied, and often passing tn.
night without sleeping am wrapped
in n labyrinth Of affairs, and worn ont
hv care do not value fortune The love
Of labor IS ms highest emotion. When
rise in tae moruinz, n1y only effort Is Z
labor 50 har1 during the day, that. whel
night comes. / may be enabled to slice
soundly.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-30
a Paris correspondent tells of a lad,

"A Paris correspondent tells of a lady
riding in an open carriage in a crowded
street, and wearing a very small bonnet
with very large artificial vegetables upon
1t. An ill-fsd horse beEiad deceived by
appearances, stretched out his neei. and
nibbled- The lady shriekedi and there
were ''Shreeks Of latter" ffon the Leart-
less pedestrians, while the horse, hungry
and hopeful, bit deeper into the deceptive
provender, and finally bit off all the back
Of the head-of hair and things-of the
lady.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-30

About the hardest case ever heard of
was a murderer named Stone, executed
many years since in Exeter. just before
the rope was placed around his reck, he
requested the sheriff 10 bring him a mug
Of ale The request being promptly at
tended to, he took the cup and commenced
blowing the froth from the ale.
"What are you doing that for p asked
the sheriff ncrvousiy.
Because returned the perfect wretch,
Il don think froth is healthy"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-30

A gentleman writing from LAFAYETTE,
lind to q friend in Boston SAYS. I cal
ed. the other day, upon bride in this
vicinity, worth in her own right not less
th.u $50 600, and found her, in her sweet
simplicity, barefooted in the NOV. looking
for eggs. That old hen, said she, 4" has
been clucking round for "a week. ] have
got twenty six eggs, and she will have 70
spread herself, bet You
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-30

Billings says. Il never could find the
neaHiu. of tire word collide in Webster.
But riding one day on a New 1ork rail-
;zav | saw It all 1t was the attempt of
two trains tryin, n pass each other on
the same track IF / remember correctly
it was q shocking failure
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-30

In Psi adelphia on the morning Of
the l9th, hoy messenger in tire employ
Of a broker, was knocked down in the
street ana robbed of So 900 A gentle
man fortunately came aicnc, Just az the
thief had secured the money, and, knock
ing him over, recovered it. The thief was
committed 10 prison.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-30

isn't it pleasant to be surrounded bv
such q crowd Of ladies 2 said a pretty
woman to popular lecturer.
'.Yes, said he, but it would be pleas
anter 70 be surrounded BY one"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-30

Prentice speaks Of brawlrg Ken
tuckian who was Dragging about how 10y
al he felt, and who. being asked what he
meant bv t. replied, Il feel as if should
Ike 10 shoot 59-ncbcdv ard steal SUM-
thin- -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-30

John Randolph IS said. upCn one na-
ctHi0n, 10 nave VISITED race course near
the city OF New York "A flash looking
stranger offered TO bet him $500 upon the
resalt Of the race, and Introducing his
companion, said: Mr.. Randolph. m-
friend here, Squire Tomkins. viii hold
the stakes. But, sir, Z" squ5aked the or
ator Of the Rcaruhe, who will hold
squire Tomkins after give him my mon
ay 2'
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-30

-The fafayette(I Ind Jotrndl tells of
4 " gentleman who recently dranl, eGh-
fy-seven glases Of beer n one day, and of
another " gentleman, a carpenter by
trade. at work building q house a short
distance from the city,who, week before
last. drank an eight gallon keg of beer
between seven o clock in the morning and
two clock in the afternoon. He was
not apparently, intoxicated nor did 10
stop his work
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-30

Ths editor Of rho Salt Lax =r7-fss Re-
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haFa SPOKEN H.tl"4s lh she past anu we
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-30
toFFICTAL
LAWS OF WISCONSIN.
I Published April %, 1866. I
CHAPTER ag-G=-=rRAr


/ AN ACT arnendstory Of sections one and
} four Of chante- i49. # the. reYisacr ~-at-
utes, entitled 81 -rJleeal- = sssl .ar
contenlpts to enforce ciyil r9rnej5i. ID
to protect the rights Of parties u civil
actions.
The poole of the state Of Wisconsin re-
presented in senate and ass emily do
enact as follows
Section l. Section Of chapter I49 of
the revised statutes Is hereby amended. hv
adding to SUI = on ) 1f said section T.
following. Ard the ncwers of sTch court
TO punish as IN this chapter provided for
non payment Of money may be exercised
BY the judge o. judges thereof n vaca-
ton
Sec. 2 Section four Of said chapter is
hereby amended bv Inserting immediate
II after the word court In the 4rh line
Of said section, the words "or Judge or
judges thereof in yacatioa'
Sec ;. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after It's passage az.
publication
Approved April 10, 1866
Published April D, 1886
CHAPTER 85-GzaEaaI.
An ACT relating to 60 the vacation Of
town. city u village pla.s, or any part
thereof
The people of the state Of Wisconsin rem
resented in senate and assembly do
enact rs follows:
Section l Subdivision dissection 22 af|
chapter i3 Of the revised statutes. entitled
"of counties and county officers is here
by amended, So rs d read as follows
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-30

An Irish ernigrant, hearing the san
set gun at Portsmouth, asked q soldier
What's thatf
"Whv. that's sunset
nSnnsatrf exclaimed Pat md diz The
sun 60 down III this country wsd sich a
bang as that 2?
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-30

-" Wsat IS that? aid the Sabbath
School teacher pointing 10 the letter o.
Dunno said the urchin
What DO y3G say when you stub your
toe p
Damn IT. was the precocious reply
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-30

AZ ACT -9 amend sre-rar. . ar ohartpr
POO of the General laws Of 1851 emit
tied ain act to provide for realizing che
amount Of unuaid mort-azes due to the
state
-,-, 49,, S.-.,.,r W..
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e','., Us '...'.
Section Sector, Z 81 chapter -6i oj
the general Avs OF i>o4, IS hereby amen"
s7 - Fl Tea- as i''3a"S Nae.io" t 2.
.#a".r .so as -east-l laws 2i l,2>r
". s. rs @ rHaa as .oi-
cows "-.a 'aE ...t +. o- af.ts.
maT,-a-a - 'ae state, s..-.. .ls-f. ae.A
SOLD "g5a 5aTse.s7-Ee 3. @as3 mortgage,
or >-aa -.e .eeA ia iAr tAe ss.'-e- ssl
sale m&tn aF tas comm lzs''.ess. 'aF
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-30

- Upwards or twel's hundred n onoS
have been vr;ttsn 70 eipiaia 'us bS1- -
ReTelstion
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-30

Mrs. JeT Davis has for ccot the for
1sa- cook Of Gzr p-tIes
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-30
publication; and all acts or parts Of acts
conflicting the provisions OF this act, are
hereby repealed.
Approved April u, 1866
Published April 3, 1865.
CHAPTER 105.-GEvEpar

Approved April u, 1866
Published April ., 1866
CHAPTER 105-GExERAr.
+ ~ ACT to regulate the reception Of pa
tients into the Wisconsin state hospital
/ for the i1sane
/ The people Of the State OF Wisconsin, re-
presev*ed n senate and assembly, do
/ enact as + lows.
Section ! All insane persons who are
residents Of this state who nav be admit
ted inta this hospital for treatment. shall
be personally liable fer their maintenance
therein, and for all necessary expenses in
CURED BY the Institution in their behalf;
and the relatives who wouli have been
bound by law to provide for ard support
them, If they had not been sent to the hos
pital- shall he liable to pay their expenses
therein. and also for their. CONVEYANCE to
and from the hospital pTovid q that any
person nav he admitted 70 said hosnital
free Of ezrense rs the Tto1 treatment and
board, IT accompanied by q car5f1e 1ea ssoE.
to itheI caun-y Judge of the caautv in
whIch SAID patient may reside, certifying
the inability Of said patient aate. or of
the estate Of those legally liable for such
support, Is insufficient for their zunrcrt
therein: and the county iudre 0f each
county - herah- 7uthoriza1 - take spoh
testimony as -U1lr = necessary to enable
hlm 70 form IN oni~sap rs to such ability
or dis 'liitv; the expense Of said invosti-
CATION 10 he charged to the proper county
AMI paid in the same manner rs Wit
Hesses certificates ara now paid The
provisions of this act shall also annlv to
tho Inst5rHtliionS for the education of the
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-05-30
ed April - lSo6.
E.----r LOO. ..n,-.l.

AN ACT Is amend section = of chapter
2o1 Of the general laws Of 1861 enti-
tied an act "a provide for realizing Che
amount If unpaid mortgages due to the
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-20
O,eI,apsf4IauaaS.

DIS pirstpdbssa6 Sesi iidnafen srie>
ses in 9eutfAIanb ifeif unba felt Ser
&niTdt blieben, bnb bas Bismart'I6e
8Or9ebeH iHabeE bewideu sIusdeeen>
belt Our6aus nidlt auf geFaItang zines
einisea, ftarten DentfdHaubs bia3ieIt,
ionberH mnr na9 tinen1 NfitteI, um bas
preubifde Suntertbum Our6 elm berar0
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