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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-04
Tie .i1;, Eiehts Bill.

The United States Senate having al,
journed until next Monday, as mark Of
spect for the late Senator Foot. no ac-
ton Viii lie had upon the veto of the Civil
Rights bill until that or .thc succeedin.
day
Our advices from Washington are to the
effect that the friends of the measure iu
tEe Senate arc sanenine of their ability to
pass 1t over the veto. Should It succeed
in the Senate, it would no doubt also
promptly pass the House. There IS 9
general hope that It viii thus pass, and
become law, which, If really unconstitu-
tionai, could then he finally passed upon
by the tribunal Of last resort the Su-
preme Court. While there i n general
agreement among the friends Of the freed
men that the general principle Of this
measure Is right and is enforcement ne
/ cessary 70 give practical effect to the
slavery aboIIsh ming amendment to the on
StI,utlOn, there are nevertheless, many
+ who, after reading the Presidents objec-
! lions. are inclined to leiicve that at least
1 some Of the constitutional points he has
made against it are wei taken. Bnt at
! the same time the friends and opponents
Of the measure and Of the President are
no doubt vii ing that it should be sub
4 mitted to the supreme judicial tribunal Of
the Government, so that the doubtful
points in question may be finally decided,
and the whole question Of the powers
of Congress in the premises definitely set
tied
That 4 measure &c this kind should be-
come a law, as a guaranty and protection
Of the rights liberties and interests Of the
recently-freed colored population Of the
South, no humane or right thinking man
viii deny As The wards of the Govern
mcnt, the freedmen are entitled to sucf
protection, and as an honorable, Just ana
free Government, It is the imperative duty
Of the powers that Be" TO issue TO then
an efficient guardianship. Even If tho
Civil Rights bill fails in Congress, or even
if passed over the veto, the Supreme Court
should set It aside rs unconstitutional, We
cannot donbt that, before the adjournment
# Congress. q measure Of adequate pro
lection, which the President could app
prove, would yet be enacted The Prosi-
dent to q Congress in his veto message that
he IS ready to CO operate with them in any
constitutional effort TO issue protection t.
the civil rights Of the negroes and to Al
mon. If then Congress cannot give rs rs
strong law rs 1t would wish, let rs a
least have rs good and strong a one as the
President will be willing to approve, il tho
present act should finally fail
We trust that the result Of the disagree
nglts5 - veen Congress and the Presi,,4Il
will not be to leave the freedmen without
any additional protection. This would bs
as disbenOFabla as eruei - Chicago .I0ur
| HGk
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-04
Aid Tor Ercrhmen.

Rev H. IL Benson. Who expects to be
in this vicinity soon. Iecturing IN behalf
u the Freedmen Of the South, has placed
IN oar hands a slip from the Western
Freeimcu's Bulletin. showing the destitute
condition OF the Freedmen. and calling
loudly for aid Cur limited space M this
time pre- .ents further extracts than the
following from letter from Levi Coffin
Treasurer Of the Western Department.
who has recently made a trip to the South.
- learn the wants Of che Freedmen lie
SAYS
MANY If them had very lirtIe shelter
from cold and rain some had erected
temporary shelters ont Of the old worn
ont army tents. ana rubbish from burnt
buildings others bad erected small cabins
ont sc pine uolas. plrSter.uy them
vi with mud, and provided small
stio>-aui elav chimnevs but with M floor
except the earth In these miserable huts
AMI novels, uuanv were sick Verv few
Mere COMMERCIALLY clad some were IN
Ia2s At quite dirty. and none or very
lew hat auH change Of garments und
there vas very LITTLE bedding of apv kinl
among them Those who we're ab + sv-r,
trE InG t. Eet work ami seemed disposed
g ttke care ct themselves aot families
he Assistant Commits siouc- uader the
hareau NJ that rnin. hal Just received hs~
appointment AM was issuing ratiunS II
- he'nle~S ones irut ne had no means
= ..S eanas n render them assistance
- !" eve tnssd little food
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-04

SETTLING Up OLD SCoREs.-The Port
Byron North Cayuga, \. Y.,) Times has
the following modestly written para.
graph:
\ son Of Brigham Young, Esq, former
resident of our village, was in town last
week, looking up sundry old debts of his
father :, which he was anxious to liquidatc.
with the interest which had accrued dur
.iG thirty five years. 1t seems that Mr.
Young left this place IN rather cramped
circumstances and went to the far West
where he has proSpered in business Sc that
he is able 70 pay ur his old scores. lie is
well known in the West as an extensive
and keen business man.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-04
The LEGAL portIas or the MESSAGE.

Washington Dispatch to the New York Times.
The statement published to the effect
that Hon. Henry Stanburry, of Ohio at the
instance of t 2 President, prepared that
part Of the veto message embracing the
legal objections to the Civil Rights bill.
has its foundation only in the fact that
Mr. Stanburry, in company with friends,
called on Thursday evening last, Just be-
fore his departure for the Vest, to pay
his respects to the President, and the con
versation happening to turn upon the Civil
Rights oil Mr.. Johnson requested MIR
Stanberry TO state his legal opinion of its
provisions, which reqsest Mr.. Stanburry
promptly complied with. And it may be
added that the President has, on this sub
ject, availed himsilf Of the opinions of
other lawyers Of equal eminence and like
ability, so that the veto message Is album
dainty forfeited by the best legal talent in
the country
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-04
BENNETT PETERS & CO.,
P-ocr.etors.
81 and 33 MICHIGAN AVENUE.
CHICAGO

~ FROBA7E-IOWA COUNT cOCPE
IN the matter O.! the estate Of Patrick NcDermott de-
ceased.
4 l. reaIilz AMI fling the petition cf Hugh NcIvs-.
adlnst sid estate setting forth the
= persona! estate that has into his hands and he
asp 2sitien thereof the amount 81 debts outstanding
against said deceased, and description q all the real
estate whereof SID deceased died seized and 1raviu-
ir incense 10 sell the sse; IL i ordered that said
pe-ion er heard before she Judge q this colr on the
20 .. of April. l.65, the court house Ia the vii
'aEe - ncdE=vilIe.
-l y = ilF heT ordered thar copy q this order
IA cay % hea1las n the Mineral P7int Tribune a
"geAtF he"sTaPer circulating IN said county,
Dated Harch IGth. 1886.
I777- ii-iT J. n STRONG. County Ju5ee
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-04
TIE oaeaa Of England in Love.

TEondon Correspondence Cincintat Commercial
1t is said that the Queen has taken pro-
digous liking to a very good looking but
''ignoblc' Scotchman named Brown, who
was formelg sort of outdoor body ser
vent to Prince Albert, and indeed bears
strong resemblance TO the Prince. She SO
doats upon him that she keeps him con-
stantly near her person, at ali her palaces,
and in all her journeys to and from them.
She consults her pet on all subjects
and takes his advice 80 absolutely that the
rest of tie Royal Household have become
very Jealous Of him. The last story is that
she is going to Knight him. Marry him
she can NOT, tor the realm forbids her TO
marry ono of her own subjects. 1t is cry
disagreeable, nay, it Is worse than disa-
greeabie 70 mention these things Of one
who, as wife and mother and Queen. has
50 high a place in the reverence Of the
world
( Il have rcfrainel from speaking OF these
stories .Thile they were merely talked OF
in private, but now they y, become so
notorious, ana are 50 positively mentioned
in English papers, that can no longer
regard them as empty tales.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-04

HEAVY EXPORTS OF PEoDUCE. The shin
ments OF produce (including cotton) from
this port, week ending Yesterday, reached
the currency value Of s.. l27.25S. making
the total value of the exports OF produce
and merchandise from the port. since the
lst Of January, nearly 81 GOO, O00-Nelc
lork Lamas.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-04
- PEaBA r. IOWA COUNT C0ERE
- ms matte e the estate e John O. uolstead. ae

II \ rra.ilrS ard GsaE tire petition Ct A = Niles
= Aaaa'.t,.r ator- 4 said estate. setting .orrh
~ ans q personal estate that has c1u- into
~ atI.s AMI ta2 disposition thereof the amount -
-l-s -.s.si' - 2-a'ns, ssts deceased zls; ses-r.z-
a = -t ihe Ttl saste uhereof said deceased lIis4
Seize1. LYING within tt5s ccuuyv ana r,-ar5~. 80
s- - sci 'e sse- % > ordered tat saii pe.Ttfr,
s saf before she ledge ~ th.s tcg.. on the s-E 4a
oi htas, i>t5. at he tolrt Eo@ss in the vii axe =
10 lceyitIe
And sfa-thsr ordered that pabGc notice thereof
ns gwen = parsons interested BY publishing copg
O. ths oTier FOR Ezr successive weeks PRIOR 10 sf
'av q hearing. in th- 1ij-cra Peat Tr6zue s-eL-v
newspaper Circulating ~ sid s--1'-.
I4-ei Mar e r-se
= STFoSc
4. 70 &T-- E----r -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-04

The marble beds Of Kansas are i'm
mense. l. 5 reached at q depth of from
% to 100 feet below the surface through
out large extent of county Finished
specimens have been sent to Aiu,ion
where It Is decided Ia he OF a finer quality
than any foreign marble.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-04
Published March %, 18G6.
CHATTER o2-GrNrPAt

IN ACT relating to the organization Of
manufacturing companies IN this state
The people Of the State of Wisconsin. re-
presented in senate and assembly, do
enact as follows
Section l. Every connany INCORPORATED
under the laws Of this state, to carry on
manufacturing business Of any kind with
IN the limits Of this state. shall have its
principal Office and place Of business either
at the mandatory or at some convenient
place within this state, to be designated
in the by~laws Of such corporation, or by
resolution of It's board of directors.
Sec. . The bylaws and all resolutions
and proceedings of its board Of directors.
and all resolutions and proceedings had
by the stockholders thereof shall be en-
tered in a book provided for that purpose.
which shall be kept at said Office. and be
at all times subject to the ca / and service
of the courts, when required in judicial
proceedings, and 10 the inspection Of all
stockholders in said corporation. as well
as 70 committees of the legislature and
officers CT ire state. for the purpose of in
curing into It's affairs
Sec. 8. All meetings Of the stockhoId-
ers and Of the board Of directors for the
purpose Of holding elections or the tran.
sacti0n Of other business, shall be held
at Its said office, or at some other place
within this state, which shall first be
specially designated BY resolution Of the
board OF directors, Of which the same no.
tee shall be given rs may be required by
law 70 be given Of the holding of general
or special meetings OF said corporation.
Sec. This act shall take effect and be
IN force from and after its passage.
Approved MARI 81, 1866.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-04

c.. II N,5er1ffs appointed ~ Provisions Al
49, -. hamilton, 1t Tcxas. ara rszfs,n-
-'n ; ,a2- t.ser eaar7, emf ~, IS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-04

NHEAr-T ere Is but little. if any. old
wheat left in this part Of the country. and
our millcrs are now, we are informed.
shipping wheat from Chicago 10 supnlg
the home demand for -four. - PeoriT
IfrUSryras
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-04

r for the many and for the few.
Il fer the ladies, aud gentlemen, too;
T for the merry and for the sad,
T that is good-Rot that is bad
It that is black and T that Is green,
T for the lusty aud for tn. lean
T for the great and T for the small,
L for you each and 7 for youaI /.
T for a person and T for d party,
T for the weakly and 2 for The hearty
T for the stomach and 7 for the brain,
T for your pleasure and T for your pain;
T that is up aud T that Is down,
for the country and T for the town:
T for the autumn and for the spring,
without bleuiish in any thing;
T for the heat and fer the cold,
T for the youthful and I for the old;
T for the body aad for the mind,
7 Of cheering and quickening kind;
T for the morning aud for the aight,
T fer she heavy and for the light;
T FOR the married and T for the single,
r in which capital qualities mincle;
T for the palate and I for the nose
I that win shortly make f4ends OF your foss;~
7 when you speak and when you think,
T fer your victuals and I for your drink;
T that you'll choose and never ref,se-
T that will give you what others must lose.
The Cheapest, the Best the most econ
omical I EA that money car buy. is the
celebrated CHINESE MIXTURE
To be had only at The ST. Louis Store Of
TH0S. J. CLANCY & co.
Commerce St, Mineral Point.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-04

There j. a rumor that the heaGquar-
'ers u the q lahouy VIM OF the ten;ans
= Ee7T York. Laye been robbed Of $50
- il .4.is
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-04

TpIEsE BITTERS ARE PREPARED IN PURE
1 Bourbon Nhi7kev, from a combination OF over
twenty different kinds of roots. banks and herbs
winch act IN perfect concert one with 4 c other rre
pare from the original formula given ty the great
chi@ Red Jacket, 10 D-. Chaplin who use. them -ua.
ceIEIly IN As practice for many years. by their
use sfHeA SO great popularity in the treatment ana
cure % Dyspepsia Liver apisjut iuatirn. Sick
and Nervous Headache, Fever AEue- AM an di-
e1e' arising from torpid liver and Indigestion Per
sons suffering from either Of these loaths0ue diseases
WIZ md cure by the Il thr>. Btter which arc
perfectly pure aHd free from all those drugs and poi
sS usually put mp IN such preparations. and ralI4f
u on an uIsuspe-tuZ public single trial I'm con
vince the most skepJiCI that In th. RED JACK 1T
there Is q virtue that no other Bitrcrs possess,
They strengthen and nyi-0rste the system
Ihey are UurIu3l!ed for general debility
They are q cure for Dyspepsia.
They give a good aud healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They purify the breath and acfditv Of the stomach
They cure Di5rrhora and Cholera sIurrus
They are an aHtit1ts 70 change IF water and diet
IhcY arc the be-t stImUiaut in existence.
They are n preventive 4 Fever and A-ue.
They relieve CauStInlrfen-
They cure Nervous iIeada-he.
They are perfectly pure and paIatahle.
Tho genuine HEDJACKFT BTTTEPS arl.. x,I4
IN quart bottles n scr by the gallon. quart ar pint
See that our private Government stamp is uut--z,
over each cork.
sold by all druggists AMI dealers throughout ths
country.
Call for Rel Jacket, and take ne ether.
Circulars 90 the trade supplied ON application
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-04

IMPORTANT DECISION The Supreme
Court Of this State have given decision
upon the RICH. of colored mon in this
State to vote, which, we presume settles
the question so far as Wisconsin is con-
cerned 1t Will be recollected that the
question of permitting colored men TO
vote, was submitted to the people of the
State in lS49, and that majority of the
votes upon that subject were In favor Of
extended that right but the Board of State
Canvassers at that time held that it re-
CURED majority of all the votes cast in
the State upon any question, to extend the
right of suffrage A ease was made last
fall by q negro Offering his vote in Mi
waukee which was refused, and an appeal
taken which the Supreme Court has decid-
Ell The Court was unanimous in the opin-
ION that tho right Of suffrage was awarded
to colored men under the vote of 1910
and that they are now entitled to the right
Of franchise, whefe other reasons than
color DO not exclude them We hope this
question is now finally settled
SENATOR FooT DeAD L solomon Foot. u
$. Senator from Vermont died at Wash
ington on the 2Sth nit Mr. Foot was
chosen L. : Senator nv the Legislature or
his State in 1850, which office he filled an
to the time Of his death He was not
man of the great intellect of Clay and
Webster. but ike them he was honest and
conscientious in his political acts Sena-
tor Foot WIS born in 1902, consequently
NJ The time Of his death was 81 years Of
age
congress adjourned to pay the usual
tribute 10 his remains
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-04

CoENED BEEF-Ihe scientific Ame9i-
can informs. the ladies that if they would
have corned bee, juicy after it i cold aud
not dry Is chip. they should par It into boil
In- water when they pat 1t on to cook. and
they should not take Il out Of the pot wi Ell
done until il has become cold.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-04
LIST OF LETTERS.
JOHN HGLLINGHEAD. y

~ PR0BITE = III COUNTY Court.
In the matter Of she estate Of John Roberts deceased
IN reading and filing the petition Of l.. " Strong,
administrator of said estate, representing that
the time Of MS administration has EXPIRED that fur
ther time is necessary in order 10 f settle said
tate and requesting an extension: i ordered, that
sid petition be heard before at the Court House
IL the village Of Dodgevine, on the 2th day Of April
1866.
And It IS further ordered. that notice thereof
be given all persons Interested by publishing copy
Of this order ter three successive weeks prior TO said
day Of hearing in the Mineral Point Tribune, eekly
newspaper circulating in said county.
Dated March SLIT, 1s66.
apI4-3wlt J. r. MILLS, Circui: Judge.
~ PROB4 TE-I0B-4 COUNTY COURT
IN the matter ofthe last viii and testament Of Lewis B
Corbin, deceased
~ reading and fling an Instrument in writing par
~ porting be the last will and testament Of Lewis
b. Corbin Ia.e OF he OF Moscow in said county,
deceased. 1t is ordered that the proofs of said nst-u
be heard before the Idge of this Court, the
1T day OF Nav ensuing at the Court House in the
village Of DodgeviIIe
And is further ordered that public notice thereof
be given to all persons interested by publishing copy
tins order for three slcce weeks prer said day
Of hearing in the Mineral Point Tribune weekly
paper circulating in said county.
Dat d March % 1865.
apr4-3Wl4 L N. STRONG, County J2dge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-04

a London paper alleges that the
British Government is not disposed to be
cry strict in the matter of pot allowing
Americans to enjoy the ocean fisheries on
the British AMERICAN coast.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-04
~ PROB4TE-I1W COUNT COTRT
En Prorate---Io,,a Countr Court.

In the matter Of the Estate Of Jchn II. Weston, de-
ceased.
ON reading and fling the pc ition Ct Caroline
~ Weston Administrative OF said estate. represent
ing among other things that she has fully admins
tered said estate and praying that time ana place be
fixed Tor examining and allowing her account Of her ad
mini sraioa il is ordered that said be
day Of Spril next ensuing, the Probate Office, in
the village of Dodgeville
And it il further ordered, that notice thereof be
given all persons interested by publishing copy Of
this order for three successive weeks in the A.ncral
Point Tribune weekly newspaper circulating in said
county
Dated March 2Ith. 1876.
spr4-8w-l4 L. N. STRONG, County Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-04
= ~ =
LAWS OF WISCONSIN.
Published March 23, 1906. |
CHAPTER 2I-GFSEP4t

ubi4>ucu Aidfcu - QUO.
CHAPTER 2l-GESEp4G
An ACT to amend sections , and : Of
chapter SIS Of the general laws Of 1868,
entitled san act to authorize certain
towns in the county OF Sank to issue
bonds to aid in tho construction Of the
Portage city and Baraboo valley rail-
road
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin, re
presented in senate and assembly, do
enact as follows
Section l. Section one of chapter 378
Of the general laws of 1865. entitled ''an
act 70 authorize certain towns in the coun-
y of Sank to issue bonds to aid in II e
construction of the Portage city and Bar
aboo valley railroad" is hereby amended,
as ioll"ws Strike out the word fifty. in
tue fourth line of the section, and insert
zone hundred Amend the second Sec
ton, by striking oat the word Freehold
ers, in the second line Of the section, and
insert tax payers. Amend section seven,
by striking out the word twenty" in the
sixth limo Of the section, and insert
forty
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect inn
mediately, and be in force from ana after
is passage and publication
Approved March 81 1866
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-04

Urge stock Of SHEETINGs, sHIRTINGs. Tick
stripes Balmor4I skirts, Hoop Skirts, HOSIERY
GLOVES YANKEE NOTIONS. &c, Sc which
shall sell at uu Nsua!A Low prices.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-04-04

oursteck comprises DRY GOODS in every variety,
Shawls CARPETS, oil CLOTHS, Plain and Fancy
Cassi1ueres HATS and CAPS, HOSIERY, GLOVES,
BOOTS and SHOES, GROCERIES, &c.