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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-25
COMPLETENESS or THE AUSTRIAN DEFEAT

COMPLETENESS or THE AUSTRIAN DEFEAT
The war in bohemia is awful work The
Austrians, we are told, lost fifteen thou
sand iaca in their various encounters with
the array under The Grown Prince ofPrus-
sia They had twenty-five thousand put
hols dlt co0lJat IN their vain attempts to
arrest tho progress Of the army under
Prince Frederick Charles, altogether for
~ thousand men in five days The prison
crs are computed ut fifteen thousand,
leaving twenty five thousand for the dead
and wounded. Whole battalions have
been anuihilated whole corps-thc Clam
Calais. tire Gablcanz and the Saxon corps,
no less than the Kalick brigajes-are So
utterly broken up as to be unable to rcap~
near in action for some time BenCdek 5
army has fallen behind the Elbc, taking
M It's position between the fortresscs OF
Josophstadt and konigsgratz greatly dis
heartcncd and disorganizcd, according
10 the account Of Austrian officers, pris-
oners In the Prussians hands. The deser-
ton of Italian soldiers from the Austrian
ranks IS on the increase.
These are merely Prussian statements;
| but however much we may feel disposed
! to charge them with exaggeration, how
| ever much we may wonder why the Prus-
| slams did not rather give us an ac-
| count Of the casualties anon" themselves
sldes. indeed, every bulletin or letter pro
cceding from either camp bears witness 10
the extreme yalor displayed, and allows
that success was in every instance pur-
| chased ut very heavy sacrifce.-Loudot
Times, July T.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-25

--latest adviceS from WASHINGTON
state that the Cabinet crisis, as 1t is called.
/ "'yr ."r the present it seems to be
sanaraIiE coaeurreG IN that Gov. Randall
Viii ua confirmed. and that AIr Stausher-
= VIII accept the position Of Attorney
Nsn.ra- n ls likewise fully established
iaaI Secretaries Stanton aud Harlan will
hot resign ut present
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-25
GUARDIANS SALE.

In Probate---Eo,ya County Court.
In the matter Of the Guardianship Of WILLIAM r. De-
LkNEY and ASNa DELANEY, minor heirs OF Patrick
Delaney, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue and in pUr-
y Of order OF iceI5e made ia said matter
by said Court the 2d day OF July, 1866 the under
signed Guardian of said minors viii on the first day
of August 1866 10 o'clock in the forenoon, st the
door uf the City Han, formerly Court House, m
the city Mineral Point, county of Iowa and state OF
Wisconsin, offer for sale at publ vendCe, the follow
iU described lands. wit The undivided ouc-ha'f
of part oF number foTtytTo 42l, Nhcts survey Of
the village now cityi Of Mineral Point, Iowa county
Wisconsin, melted ANA bounded follows Beginning
M the north eastory Of said lot number forty
two running thence the southerly side OF High street,
north westerly twcutythrce and half feet, thence
soutberIv at right angles with High street to FOUNTAIN
street. thence the u0rtherly line CT Fountain street
south ca-tcrly twcnty-thrcc and half ieet TO the
south easterly corner Of said 10. f"rtyt"o, thence
rorfery IN the line between lots fory-o ana i5rt
two TO the place Of beginning.
The terms Of sale VIII be made known at the time
and place Of sale. - NV
Dated July 9Th 1SGf. 0N[o
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-25

6ss- The Polk County Press gives "a good
report ct crops IN thar section. 1t says
= hca5 bids lair to yield more ahunlant~
II than for many years, and some of the
farmers ser down the prospect at thirty
bushels 20 the acre, Oats are doing
equally Well. while all other grain looks
splendid. Root crops grow finely
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-25

- The Jackson County Banner re-
ports Jhac IN "a land slide. caused Iy
recent storm. a woman and child, in the
town Of Ielr0so, were killed.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-25
Rsas,l3 WHY Ours is The Best let P-5ir,si .
HAIR DYE.

Fer changing the Hair instantly from any color 20
fafiIt iiit1z, with entire safety Go tlle LeaIiH and
"-R-l24- llg-Fy 10 t1e caEG- Prepared only BY
GRAHAM BROTHERS
No. O. washington S.. Wa4ka-aB IlEs
f1r sale ty T. r. PlIlsYl 5gII J. p 3 G r Moarn
Mineral Point, and by all Wholesale DEu-sts in lbi
Csg0. z--6fs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-25

- Hon. +. r. Nashburn member Of
Congress from Illinois, Is again seriously
uuwel', and has obtained leave Of absence
TOR the remainder of the session.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-25

rS7- Tho uaIac Of lsx-Goy Randall has
been sent u the Senate for Post Master
'.encrgl lut il IS reported as doubtful
ase1t rs icing acceptable - that body.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-25

The bin - revive the grade Of Com
cral in tle army, II be conferred upon
General Grant, has passed both houses Of
Congress
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-25

Hon, r. Il. Washhurne continues SO
III in Washington that his physicians have
advised against his receiving visitors.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-25
FROM Nashville,
Legi&2aiio = The House Ratifcs tie Con
stunt u amendment
TSracial DesratrI 70 tF,, nr.f,,,,- Trr.t.,--.-7
N {" INC NIIlVaS0 I1|E0o.
y Nashville. ,IuIy 70.

| stunt OHTt -ImeadH el!t
! Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tfbrao.7
NASHVILLE July -.
The Union caucus last night, agreed "a
sustain the resolution introduced bv Mr.
Arnel, on Saturday, in reference to a
quorum and to maintain the priviiegcs of
/ the House against the encroachment OF
any other authority. When the House
| met this forenoon it was found that qusr-
| un was present, even according t. the
extreme requirement in reference to a
quorum, and the resolution OF the Senate.
rautgIng the Constitutional amendment,
was at once put upon its passage, and
James Mullins, Of Bedford, moved the
previous question This, after some con-
iljct was sustained, and the amendment
was ratified by - to j, two members
Martini Of jackson, and Williams, Of Car
tcr-being present but not voting
The announcement Of the result was
received with loud applause Richards.
Of Memphis and Elliott, of Murfrecs boro,
both heretofore, considered leaders of the
Conservatives, and both able and good men,
voted IN the affirmative
Governor BrownIow Immediately tclc-
graphed Secretary Stanton as follows:
My compliments to the President We
iitLNC CdiElc4 the Constitutional Amends
mcnt-i3 to /. Two Of his tools were
present, but refused to vote
g WM G. BRowSLozv."
judge Frazier decided the habcas corr
pms case to-day in Williams favor. and
sent Sheriff Patterson with an attachment
to bring Williams before the Court The
Sheriff went up with q posse 10 the capitol
this afternoon and took Williams out of
the hands Of the House. The officers Of
the House viii sternly resist this encroach-
ment upon It's privileges. Judge Frazier
viii probably be arrested tomorrow and
imprisoned The judge decliacs to issue
4 writ OF ha5cas corpus in Martins favor.
Martin has gone through a farce of BRING
ing civil suit against members of the
LEGISLATURE lor false imprisonment, laying
his damages at 100000.
\ call was issued this morning for Uni-
en- men 70 mold a meeting at the capitaI
on saturday 10 appoint delegates to the (
southern tn.ou Convention nj PhiIadel-
pima, An additional call, signed by two /
hunaret mon men, viii appear to NOR /
row. All loyal hearts are jaJilant t. /
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-25

i RolAL NAERIAGE-Princcss Helena,
Of England, was married to Prince Chris
tianr Of Augustenburg, 1T Windsor Castle
on the 9TH inst
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-25

EHa CHOLERA IS reported TO be on the
increase in New York. Eleven eases and
SIX deaths were reported on the 10Th in
slant.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-25
GRAH ANTS
HAIR HEN EW E}1
a Remedy for ali Diseases Of the
LIZ =

= &
The hair may be diseased from various causes r
may @e dry and tin- As in ssroful1uz subjects Il may
become gray notified from want of pigment or H.
regular diffusion Of this colorfng nar,er thrsr +.
iAEgus portion badness may happen from varfaus
causes From iuroads OF the 'sAcarus or Har-,.a+rr
aeF inc skin, or FROM excessive nervous pain or men
lts anguish. There Is partial beducss ca led The
Hctti, winch gives great annoyance. There j. also
'ie PIca PoianCa, - called the ''EiurzvurTns too Ira
"htch reddish hud from the scap making the
mar 10 look s l i were Ehres Of flesh There is also
dlstase called the 'FIyuS, ''If8ncycamb Rfpr-
Worm which destroys the hair and its roots cayerir,
heI-ht az quarEery 20 pretend that all these diseases
G.uI he cured by a preparation containing a Iff'Ie
Ialo \ 5et1S tSugr d Lead, sulphur Pr.ciufat grg
LAC S1!phGr) and perhaps, Tiucture Of CantharIes
rs those men do who Chemists or PHYSICIANS
ui pretend that they discovered these remedies acct
dentally.
A3ls5m WHY Ours is The Best Yet Pr3iu.ai
Most Of the other preparations r not all co7fafn
poisonous or irritating substances which NAV 90 fs-r
nos good ours contains nat substance that l.
poisonous, or MAJ hnt be taken safely internally, az
we'll rs used externally. 50
2 Apsi 81 the other Preparations color The hair r
scalp ours contain not an atom ~ cgIariug matter
dents generally stimulating or irritating thr stfT
ours ttlHs over fourteen Ingredients fD r.zrra-t
cie'He+l combination, and dies not only h5f0rss
anu -fFu-Ss- tHt VIII relieve Neural ia and clf- CIR
tAsles'ls scalp ErGp55gus eacctual2v
= '+l ~ the other pre- parz-Iar- have 10 Ia shoot
-- 7--ii' ~ -ipre using showing - t1= that they
are -5i isHt chemical coEGBila-5ous Oars sfE rHf
Whatever though Is may stand fer years.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-25

Hardly REcoNsTEUCrED--Thc Nash
vile Press 4 Times tells q an insult to
the Gag, On the 4th, at GalIatin, Tcnnes-
see. Tho flag was torn down, one end
tied to the tail of i cow, and the other to
the tail Of doc, and the animals were
then driven through the streets by mob
Of bowling scoundlcls
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-25

Fay~ The Roard of Regents of the Wis
cousin State University have elected Hon.
j l. PicJsrlI- l3to Si.ltn Ssll.0', L.
PAYMENT OF THE NATIONAL DEBr -
bill was passed in the Senate, ON the 10Th,
opprorriotins %IS0,oJoouO annually for
the payment Of the interest and the ex
tinEuishmcnt Of the public debt, and also
- reduce the rate Of interest thereon.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-25
EsssFgfA. EsESFGN.s


~ q Undersigned is prepared 10 contract for build
ing Houses for amy ot-er kind 81 carpenter Wort.
To be done on short notice, and in workulauI.z -
manner.
Enquire at Wa. Thomas.
Mineral Point, jury 2, 1866. e7Ir, = l.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-25

~ Among the delegates to the Phila~
dciphia Convention from Iowa, are Henry
Clay Dean, Augustus Ccaser Dod-e and
7. " Claggett, as bitter anti-war copper
heads lis Davis or Lee What's spectacle
to see such men associating politically
with Seward, Doolittie, and Randall.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-25


The TURF-A trotting match for $1,000
came off at the Chicago driving Park on
jhe 18th between Cooley and " Medoc,"
mile heats, to wagon aud in harness, best
three in Eve, which was won by Medoc, he
coming in ahead on the ri, 3d, and 4th
heat Timc--lst and 2d heats, > 1921 /;
81, 2.55! 18th, 1851. Afedoc, the winner
Of this race, is a cray gclding that was
bought in this place for a Cavalry horse
two years ago, but was rejected as not fit
for the service. lie was sold IN trocport
for a small sum, where he has been train
ed, and proved himself fast nag.
The celebrated trotting horse Dexter,
won a purse Of 5000 on the Fashion
course, Long Island, ON tho 10Th, beating
Toronto Chief and General Butler. His
second heat was made in 2:I9, which beats
the best time Of Flora Temple.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-25
THE TRIBU NE.
MIN zssxl4 POINT:
WEDNESDAY, JULY %, 1866.

TENNESSEE ADHITTED.-The Tennessee
Legislature having adopted the Constitu-
tional Amendment proposed by Congress
the House Of Representatives on the both,
by a vote Of l25 to u, passed a resolu-
ton that the State Of Tennessee is here
by restored to her former proper, practi-
cal relations 70 the Union, and again de-
clared to be represented by Senators and
Representatives in Congress duly elected
and qualified, upon thus taking the oaths
Of Office required by existing laws" We
have long felt thatitwas the duty Of Cons
gross 70 admit the loyal representatives
from Tennessee, and we have no doubt
this act Of the members Of The House Of
Representatives viii be hailed with JOY ~
their entire constituency throughout the
land
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-25
Window G1or-

&c teL direct from the mandatory n yyn,
"a -ls Co. and toE sale II low rates ~
IRhAET. 4
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-07-25

june p 6W26.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-23
M "A r RIA,aEa

Married on the 10th inst. bv Raw. n n
Turner, D. D.. Miss MARY y. WffSoN ~ n
trict- "o 'D's'
On the 23d January, by Rev J DsW;,t
Burkhead Mr.. THOMAS MARTIN "a NJ
ELIZA LYNCH, allof Abbeville D,,triet.
On the 9Th inst, by Rev. Wilson A,b,.v NJ
JESSIE MARTIN HALL, of Anderson ni.'
trict, aud Miss ELIZA ANN ASHLEY. Of AZ.
berille District.
On the 26th January, by Rev. Wilson A,b.
ley. Mr.. WM. BELL. and Miss ANN z No
GEE, all of Abbeyille District
MARRIED. on the 18th inst, by Rev. e.
Thomason, Mr. v. THORNTON of Athena a.
to Mrs. N. E. PARTLOw. daughter Of W. O.
Cozby, Esq, Of Abbeville District. S. c.
MARRIED on the goth ipst. at the residence
OF SIR. Ihos. Gordon, by Rev. B. F. Mauldip.
Mr.. THOS CRYMES Of Anderson District. 20
Miss JENNIE W. WILSON, youngest daunhtsr
Of Leroy Wilson of Abbeville District.
The happy couple will please accep. our be..
thanks for piece of the wedding cake-not'a
thin tantalizng slice, but one whose goodiy
dimensions and solid qualities were as satisfy-
ing to the appetite, as its beautiful snowy Ice.
ing and floral Embellishments were suggestive
to'the fancy. Editor. printers and all shared
the feast, and join i46gishing health aud hap.
piness to the newly NArried couple
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-23
Washing Made Easy,
Washing without Rub
bing Or Boiling.

THIS am ready to prove free Of charge 70
l. tho satisfaction of any one who will give
ME coll, or send their address,
am prepared 10 sell the Recipe for ma
king Superior Soap. di.coversd By Dr. CrAiRa
Of Charleston. 8. c.. which with . ssving OF one
half Of the time and soap. aud an entire saving
of wood. and with no injury to The clothes,
washes whittier than they can be boiled. Any
lady Gun make the mixture in ten minut.a l.
washes beautifully the fnest and coarsest fab
rics. Tho cost Of chemicals will not exceed
90 per year.
have any number of certificates A. to Il.
superiority. from those who have used this mig.
ture for seven years. but prefer to give an oeu.
lar denomination Of its inertia
Rights can be had for 81 in Specie. or SO ia
Currency. Apply 10 me at Mrs. Rsmey.. Alb
beville G. d. during the present week, aud az
ter that time. at Cokesburr
N. h GARY.
Feb. 80, 1868. As. =.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-23
TuE FzsIAs Movrnrsr.-T New Yors

THE FESIAs MovrhENr.-The New York
Nt.es OF .Tuesdey, says: =.
One Of the largest meetings ever held in the
Cooper Institute gathered last evening. in res
ponse to call for an expression Of American
feeling in relation TO the present Feuisn move
mont for tho liberation. of ireland. There
were thousands at tiis;doors who could not
gain admittance, 30 dense was the thropg in
aide. sPaeehes were made by the Reverend
Father Carley. the Honorable Chafles c. Spen.
Ger. the Honorable .Fernando Wood, Geores
Francis Train, Esq., Mr.. Gillian, aud explans.
tory remarks were made by G., B: Doran Kit.
iian. Tho speakers endo rsed the Fenian move.
naent, and took the ground that rs soon a. the
6rst gun shal have been fred. our Government
shonld openly declare It's sympathy for the.
Fsnian cause. Tho most intense enthusiasm
prevailed daring the entire proossdiuga
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-23
M a r * Il ~ 81 .

ABDEvILIE, g. G., Feb. le.
cOTTON-~e quote ordinary to good mid.
ding 20 to % cents in gold.
.GOLD-selling at 100 to ls5. Merchant.
generally are allowing l40 in trade.
CORN-TVery little Offering Price ST 80 70
$175 currency.
. PEAS.-Sl.26 per bushel.
BUTTER & EGGs-None in market.
observation-disclosures.
RoPE-4o cents.
suaAR-A good article of coffee sugar can
be bought at 20 cents per pound. Crueh,d 40
cents. oV
CoFFEE-46 to so cent. Per pound.
CHEESE-85 cents.
COLLINS AxEs-s26O each.
NAILS--l5 cents
sHlRTlNG-Granitsville Brown, 1y'd. 81
cents per yard. or Cotton Osuaburo, =,
cents per yard.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-23

WAsHrNGToN, February a.-The Emperor
Napoleon's address to the French Senate and
Corps Legislatif is attracting much discussion.
The first expression of most readers was ono OF
unqualified commendation. but o closer scru-
tiny and more analytical examination of the
Language used hns failed to convince them that
he intends the absolute and unconditional with.
! drawal Of French troops from Mexico. It
would have been SO easy to declare tn is in ten.
tion unequivocally if he really entertained it..
| that most people now suspect it's existence. No
one knew better than he the anxiety felt on
the subject in this country and in Europe. and
no one is more nble to express himself clearly
whenever inclined to do SO. He is never am
bguous. unless purposely 90, and his language
never admits of doubt or double CONSTRUCTION
when there are no doubts in his own mind and
no reason for diplomatic duplicity. The re-
dictionary belief now is that his withdrawal of
support Fl ON Maximilian will be based on one
of three condi,ions-our recognizing the Mex-
lean empire; our graranting payment Of tile
pretended claims on which his Intervention
was based. or on our giving him some material.
Indemnity for the expense incurred by the
French Government in the effort 10 secure
them. The debates in the French Chambers
are expected to establish the truth Of this in.
depreciation of his address. and will be avail
ted with extreme solicitude hy all.
ABOUT JEFFERSON DAVIS.
A"S to-ooJ 10 the
House of Represent atives commands lions from
the Secretary Of Warnnd the Attorney Gen
era, in reply to a resolution requesting him, if
not Incompatible with tho public interest, TO
furnish any report or reports made by the
Judge Advoonte General, or an, other officer
| OF tile government, as to the grounds. facts or
| accusations upon which jefferson Davis, Glenn.
ent c. Clay, Jr, Stephen r. Mallory and Da-
vid /. Yulee, or either Of them, are held in
confinement. The Attorney General says to
the President; ''Sundry reI,olts Is of tho fact.
which go to show that jefferson Davis aud
Other rebels have been guilty of high crimes,
have been made to you. as the Chief Execu-
tive officer Of the Government. Most of the
evidence on which they are based was obtained
ez pdrte, without notice to the accused aud
while they were in custody in military pris.
ons. their publication might wrong the gov.
ernmen', or the accused. Or both. While I see
that such wrong may flow from tho pnblica-
tian; cannot see that any good would com.
from it. ln-my opinion, public and privst,
justice alike demand that they should not b,
made public" The Secretary of War says ts
the President: These reports were made 70,
your own information. and coatain ab.tsacu
of evidence and er parte proof 10 possession o
the bureau of military justice. Pending an,
action in respect to the parties accused, III,
publi6aiiou Of the report is, IN my opinion, in
compatible with the public, interest" Th
President concurs in these opinions.
L
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-23
wAsH1NaYoN NRws AND RUMoRs:.

The Freedmen's Bureau bill was. sent to the
PRESIDENT late Tuesday afternoon, and it is ex-
Rseted to be laid before the Cabinet on Friday.
The report tlA0t Seward, MoCulloch and Welles
eaTised against its approval, in last Fridays
caoinet meeting. is now authoritatively stated
70 be untrue. Those most e., rapport " ith the
president are confident he will return it with
ms reasons for disapproval.
military guard is still in possession of the
Kiciimond Examiner office. The further pub.
heaton Of that sheet is discontinued indefi.
| h'ety. The recent attacks upon the Goveru-
ment and the officers Of the United States ar.
my my Stationed in Richmond arc supposed to be
issue @ ,s ordsr s'e9 puSn sS%Psed Terry to
| tain the military authorities in their action in
| the matter. Gen. Terry has the kew to tho
office, aud unless his action is countermanded
by the Government, the paper will not again
| appear under the old regime. e
The fact has already been stated that None
NoDthoion was not present at the grafton of
| Mr.. Bancroft. The reason of this 10 said. to.
| day, to have been because of a forekuowle edve
on hie part, that Mr.. Bancroft intended to de-.
part from the real subject he was called UPON
TO eulogze. and "pitch into" the conduct of
foreign governments generally As the French
| with an eulogy upon Mr.. Lincoln. he conclu.
ded to RENAL in at his department., where ke was
| during the delivery.
| The Constitutional amendment changing tho
bass Of representation, is thought to have no
| chance Of success in the Senate, as a fair count
Of its advocates and opponents has been made,
and the result, IL the count be correct, sho VS.
that it will receive seventeen nays, including
eleven Democrats and ak Republicans.
On the 4th Of March next it is said the
President will announce three new members of
his Cabine'. one, if not two. of whom will be
from across the line. Meanwhile. those gen
tlemen who are to vacate, are nntuncng. in
advance. that the action will be purely their
own. and the cause, the refusal OF the Presi-
dent TO endorse the measures Of the radical
party.
The hteUigeneer, of the 18th, reaffirms the
statement gave you Oh Monday. that the
President will! probably veto the bureau bill.
The main objection of the President to the
bill have already been stated in the LEDGER
Washington Correspondence Baltimore Sun.