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New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
PRUSSIA

BERIIN Feb 2l.-COunt Won Bismarck, the Minis
ks Of Foreign Affairs Of Prussia has again been from
, too close attention 20 his official dntieS' pros
stated by sickness. Doubts are entertained Of his
AeSOVery.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
GREECE.

A telegram from Copenhagen says Z" II is under
stood that Prince John will leave here immediately
for Athens to undertake the duties Of Regent during
the absence of the King. Immediately on his ARRIVAL
King George will start upon his visit to Copenhagen"
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
HUNGARY.

VIENNA, Feb. 2l.--Ihe restoration of the Constitu-
kion Of lslS TO Hungary by the Emperor tTancis
Joseph, has had the effect 10 remove the troubles
heretofore existing in that country. The people are
NOW nniet and cnntented.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
md 4.

BOMBAY. JAN ls.-COtton firm and active; ship
mcnt, of the week 10000 bales Exchange ON Lon
don Is. il,d. Freights to LiverpO 2's 6d,
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
CITY ITEMS.

FATALLY ScALDED.-Coroner Wildey was yesterday
notified to hold inquest No 1877 West Thrteentbst on
the body Of Lothe Oliver, aged years Deceased ON
Wednesday evening fell into tub OF hot water and as
so badly scalded that she died yesterday morning.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
rur GovERNMFNr ,ND ruE PopE.

The Ohc'al journal Of Rome contradicts, rs wholly
unfounded, the statement that the convention be-
tween the Italian Government and NJ. LangTand Dn-
monceau had been preceded by long negotiations on
the subject with the Holy See and the Italian bish
ops Ii further says The assertions of the Italian
semi-officia journals respecting the opinions OF the
HOLY Soc upon that operation are entirely untftst
worthy and are "a mancuver employed Ia gain time
and mislead the public in order 10 facilitate the con
summation of the impous and nii-CbriSan projects
which they are secretly preparing
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
BY STEAMSHIP.

The steamer Alemanuia from Hamburg on the 81
snst., and Southampton on the 9th arrived at tins
hoH YESTERDAY She brings three days later adyices.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
TADJFs AND GEN

PYIE's SALFRATUs and CREAM TARrAR-Pure arti.
eles always m weight aud reliable every Sold by goers geo.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
Announcements
A FRESH COMPLEXION AND ELEGANT SKIN.

l.
USED AND iSDoRsED HIGHIONED LApIRs
Jarefs EMAIL PAR Is vulgar paint powder paste hct
delicious preparation t gives TO the harsh grated skin bD
the texture and color OF polished IVORY recksA
tan black spcks marks Of smallpox and al ougHess aud se
Sold By L. IsABEAU No 22 Broadway and all frsas Drgds
Perfnme etc. DENAs BARNES Co. and c. WELLS 0sS
eTal Agents
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22
ITALY
ruE ECCLESIASTICAL PROPERTY BILL.


On the I'd of February, the bill for the liquidation
of the ecclesiastical property still under the con
sidcration of the bureau of the Chamber OF Deputies
seven of which have elected members 10 oppose the
bill. On the I'd, the Second Bureau decided against
the bill On the 9TH, the First Bureau decided
against II also Tho Committee on the bill was to SIT
on the 5th. The Idlic believes that the Committee
will draw up q fresh bill while the Ognonc says that
Government will not withdraw the bill
PAPER CURRENCY.
On the 4th, in the Chamber Of Deputies Signor
Amalfi gave some explanations relative TO bill he
had introduced proposing the issue of one nilliard
lire ia paper currency. The Minister Of Finance and
Signor LAMA opposed the bill, which was subse-
auenty rejected. SimOr SemcnZa explained the pro-
visions of bill for removing the restrictions upon
tho establishment of new banks. The Chambers,
with the concurrence OF Signor oualola allowed the
bill to bc brought in.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22

| LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Ready Clothing for Gents Boy, sd
| Youths and learn the present prices . -.
BRoKAw Brothers, No % lafayette place.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22

ERENCH CHINA TEA SETS-44 pieces--S7
IL WASHINGTON HADLEiS middle Cooper Institute block
No eonueeLsn with corner slOTc.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22

LNRENCH CHINA CUPS AND SAUCERS-.
Il ipeees-S2 at WASHINGTON HADLBYs mide Cooper H.
situe block. No connection with store
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22

ERENCH CHINA DINNER SETS--131
pieces $50 WASHINGTON HADLBVS middle Cooper lEst
tute bloek No connection with STORE.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22

ERENCH CHINA TEA PLATES-$1 50 pes
l. dozen at WASHINGTON HADLBYs, middle Cooper lnsugs
New-York tribune., 1867-02-22

FRENCH CHINA DINNER PLATE-$2 per
DOZEN HADLEYS middle Cooper Institute block No eonaee
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-18
Foreign Postage

The Report of the Post Master
General contains the following infor
nation in relation to foreign postage
The single rate for letters between
the United States and Belgium, By
closed mails through England, is re-
duced twcutv-sevcu to fifteen cents A.;
between the United States and Prus-
STA, embracing all the states now IN
ctuded withja the North German
Union he single letter rate Is reduced
from thirty to fifteen cents; and the
same rate Of fifteen cents has been es-
taIished TO the Netherlands, Italy, and
to Switzerland. respectively, by closed
mails through England thus securing
a uniform rate of letter postage to
each of these countries.
The conventions with Belgium
and the North German Union also es-
tstolish a reduced international rate of
ten cents for letters transmitted bv
regular lines Of mail steamships ply
ing directly between any part OF the
L nited States ana any port of the
north Of Europe
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-18
l.. Fayeite County Items.

The Darlington Democrat says:
We are much pleased to announce
the formation of Young mems As
sociati0r in our village The society
is organized to help pass the long
winter evenings in a course Of instruc-
tive rec-eation Next week we are
informed there will be public lecture
by one OF the mem bers, and a public
debate by 4 Of the others on very
interesting question now before the
people.
Judge Mills arrived in town on
Saturday last. He states he was de-
tanned by sickness and a mistake in
dates, thinking the court opened one
week later,
The Messrs Law, of the Russell
House, are TO give grand ball at
Smith & Orton's new building on
Christmas I've. Dec oath.
Judge Mills has decided not to call
a special tenn of court, but to extend
the two weeks term IN \ pril to four
OF five weeks. By this arrangement
the county will not be the loser by
the late grand . failure to connect
We are sorry to learn that on Fri
day last, very heavy gale of Mind
passed over Shullsburg, dong great
damage to buildings, &c. The new
school building IN progress of compile
ton was very much damaged a
portion ofthe roof was carried away
and the gable end Of the new western
addition was blown in. We learn the
damage falls on the contractors.
The Union says; Mr.. Ross, the
eloquent Temperance Lecturer of H.
linois, viii deliver a course Of temper
ance lectures in Darlington, com
mencing January 4th.
We understand the Parkhurst &
Thompson Concert Troupe will re.vis-
1t oar village soon, and give one of
their delightful entertainments. They
are more deserving than the Ale
ghanians, and we hope they will have
a rousing " house
A few DAYS since, while Mr.. and Mrs.
Leary, of Wiota, were on their way
10 the village IN wagon, they were
thrown out by the wagon tipping over
and Mrs. L. had her arm broken. A
day or two alter, a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. while attempting to empty a
barrel filled with ashes, which was
raised above the ground foot or
more. accidentally pulled it over upon
himself, crushing his leg terribly in
the fall.-On Thursday of last week,
Mr.. l.. +. johnson, while standing in
front of the residence of Mr.. Mousner.
slipped and fell. crushing his left knee
pan, It's painful injury, and may re-.
suit IN the partial loss of the use of
the limb.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-18
National Convention.

The Republican National Commit
tee have decided to hold the next
Presidential Convention at Chicago,
nls., on the goth day Of May next at
i O'clock, N
I ach Sta in the United States i
authorized to be represented in said
Convention by a number of delegates
equaI rotwice the number of Senators
and Representatives TO which each
State it entitled N the National Con
grcss.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-18


pecIally the gsand transformation
scene, which is superior to anything
ever produced in the west. The
acting, what little there Is, is good
the singing equally so; while the dan
chg, which is the principal feature of
the entertainment, is the best ever
presented here It will run for many
weeks. Every body and his friends
comingt to the city should see it.
At McVicker's Theatre Mr.. and
Mrs. Barney Williams have played to
good houses during the week, several
Irish plays, the principal one being
"The Comic Looeala next week Julia
Dean, Chicago's old favorite, will
make her first appearance for several
years.
At Woods Museum, pale Janet
has been we'll played to good houses
This will probably be taken from the
boards this week to make room tor
'Nobody's Son. who by the way is
not related to ''Nobody's Daughter
| any more than Peter Pickle is a broth
er of X u CUMBER.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-18

80. Every stamp you put upon a
deed, check or mortgage, : a sticking
plaster - remind YOU of n war j>vought
an by abolit,en agitation, and ~of the
immense debt piled mp by Shoddy
thieves -Dtrltagtoo Democrat
Strange how such small things re
fresh the memory. Every cartridge
our BOYS iu the army bit the end of
reminded them of the treason. rapine,
blood and murder Of the Democratic
party against she government and all
loyalmen within it, and how that party
bst 1T = own nose, and now goes
about smelling for power with stub
nasal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-18

decision and by the growth of admir-
atty cases. He particularly favored
the establishment of another term Of
the United States Court at New AL
banv, Ind.
The committee rose. and the House
adjourned.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-18

Judge Woodward, a Democratic
Congressman from Penusy lvania made
a speech IN Congress last Friday. in
V-Iaoh he SAID. The Judiciary Com
mlttee vas right in the legal aspect
of the case of impeachment. and that
tie President could o. impeached on
misdemeauors no: indictab!e at com
mon law
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-18

The Chicago Journal SAYS the City
Attorney has abandonrdt the attempt so
get the ghost ont of the Jail by a wer-
j Of ha5eas oorpus. and turned it over
to -he revenue officers aud recon
N ea@ed its seizure as distilled spir-
its found out Of bonded warehouse"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-18

DEAR TRIBUNE While sitting in
my room this evening enjoying com
Portable smoke, and reading the First
Act of Hamlet, came across the fol-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-18
VeOzice :!
To the Farmers of the West.

TIE BROAD CAST SEEDING MACHINE b,ir, a.
j, : rockford III. and known the VAN BRUNr
sf-rpF n and which is now being offered for safe by
asthts thronZ rhe country, Infringement, Of our
.gs as secured :; US 10y letters patent issued from
fact"re SUE and Use will subject The narties alit
:. prosecution and this timely notice is given to ad
wise you to avid trouble and expense
AOsIcoSs Wis, bee. :. 1867
VAN BRUN 4 CO.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-18
Progress of Reconstruction.

The Constitutional Convention of
Alabama under the Reconstruction
Act. of Congress, now in session. has
adopted an oath of off that is sure
" strong enough to prevent that
State from again seeding, without
desnerate violation Of constitutional
law. The part of the constitution
adopted requires officers to swear
." that they are not disfranchised by
The constitution Of Alabama or the
constitution or laws of the United
States that they will support the
constitution and laws of the State
and the United States and the Cnion
Of States.
They have nominated full ticket for
State officers, consisting of William
II. Smith for Governor, and A. ).
Applegate, for Lieutenant Governor.
VIRGINIA.
The Constitutional Convention OF
Virginia met on the 3rd inst. Judge
Underwood was elected rresiaehC oi
the convention
NORTH CAROLINA
The vote IN North Carolina IN favor
Of holding convention was A. %
and against holding 1t, l4'i3o- Inc
vote cast came up to the number reg
istered within 10000, and there were
10000 more white than eolord vote;
cast.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-18
THE CONTENTS OF r.-,tH EDIT on OF THE
IA IBtJN r. EN- ma

lst-A complete current history of the progress OF
events. with neral ne OF the day.
2d-Copious special despatch $ containing the last
news from all parts down TO the hour of goi press
3d-iatEular eorrVspou fr,,m numerous puisrts
in the South and the Capitals of the States
ashington, New DIRK, ~ I.O1is Canada Franee
ana Italy, besides occasional letters 'her poiT
where teresiIig Is TRANSFERRING. No 9th Jour
nal IN the country employs larger capable
corps of correspondents
4th- ,hle editorials on political topics and all sub
Jects Of current interest, and reviews Of puJca
lions
5th-Fuii reports of meetings, y neither political,
liElous, agricultural, educational miscellaneous
9TH p oceedings Of ngIess and Sta te Legislatures
important speeches and DOCUMENTS
IIh ompiete market reports, embracing every ar
tcle the farmer dealer eNpec fiud quoted in
"A newspaper lhe Tribune has achieved and main
tanned The highest reputation Ommerciai paper.
tn Poetry, tales anecdotes, and iutere Ting mis-
celIany.
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FROM OUR CHICAGO CORRESPONDENT.

The Chicago Ghost-AmusementS, dc.
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The Chicago Tribune, while feaie in expression
OF s opinions, and patriotic in its endeayors at
being first class newspaper. brings the n VS. to
the people OF the Ortiz several days
the papers of terssa board, ID surpsIsses al. its
teporarirS III the Northwest in every department
~ " enterprise
IL dis uses subject Of interest Western men
moral, poitlcdl, literary, Commercial and financial
NO est rn merchant, banker farmer, mechanic, dro-
yer or manufacturer study his i'm 10
without 1t. No farmer sIOuAd sell a bushel sheat
corn, oats or pound vi beef pork without reading
the market reports of The Tribune merch should
sell has goods, no manufacturer lbs ares MECHANIC
the product OF his hands without first consultlLg
'el filled, aecar7ie and reliable numerical columns.
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Aew advertisements.
1868 PROSPECTUS 1856
OF TIE
Chicago Tribune.
The Leading Republican Paper I'm the

The best Political paper the best Commercial paper
the pest Agricultural paper the bes; News paper Tho
best Family paper, tie Largest paper i" the West.
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G. N.RL GRANr Fok pREsIuENr.

For the purpose of avertilg this threatened disaster
TO the pub welfare, the Chicago Is4GLe warr.ly ad
rocate5 the Mutation and election Tor PRESIDENT OF
the great soldier and sterling patriot Geerai lysses
G ant, believing that il lac leads the column every
supporter Of Liberty and log atty viii rally in solid pha
aud victory. nns General
at head national AIRS, the wi.ole
try would bt INSPIRED it Confidence in the poIit
cal and financial future Of our country avery body
has lull faith Ia III. wisdom, honesty hmness, hide
law and devotion TO freedom of the n
mids. uf the greatest dangers the field
.rying circumstances The public councils.
bee und equal 10 every emergency Inder his ad-
mInislrai lie expenses tbs gov rnEleut would be
greatly diminished, and taxation ghteued Retrench-
ment and economy ia all 0epars of the govern
meIt would be la uSurated all and
Offices id adolf he'd; public credit would
elesa ed, the value OF the currency iucreased
national debt rapidly reiuced, and industry protected
and fus.ered by tightening its burdens aud hack
ing it, letters
BY increasing the circulation Of the Chicago Tri6uHs
us I hu nee for good Will be enlarged the cause
of equal rights and pure administration promoted
Is the only daily paper hicago which 20 ssesses
honesty and Independence to iearessS attack rings"
and Iuonopoies aud corrupt schemes robbias AK
payers through the machinery National leg
lsaiion- Tue Ira Vie adgo strict economy in
the expenditures OF public mon the lightest
ton which the Inintsss.ce Of the government will
permit.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-18

The TRIB I'VE publishes more special des1-1tches.
better .Iret reports sos Interesting and
q greater p1rsety Of reE:ts6Ee useful iHyor-
nation than any ots.e5 paper an tie G,.ioH-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-18
POLITICAL RECURD of THE TRIBUNE
The Chicago Tribune, approaching It's I'D year
recouzef the irasfIHg organ And exponent ,frs
eat ,.epuolcdu Union parry Northwest 1t.

most important Presidential ee -liou approaches
when dectied neither the 10y hch
put down lhe Rebellion and C.ilon, shah add
.nnstUr the soveTuaent whether The uestluirs Of
the UuIon shall DC allowed 10 pass the han OF
Those " no openly cOvcrtfy sought destroy aud
who now, with tne AMI OF aposatv Executive seek
Treason above log UiIgarchy
stiy, Secession above Union, Aud Republication above
ta,rrtF
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-20

the brave Irish soldiers who fought under ONei of the
Canadian INVASION is worthy of the pay of England and
most likely he gets it.
j. F.. NeO York-We know something of the district to
which, in your "Recollecons of Exile" you refer
sketch of the district of the old days of clan and hie"
and of the present condition of the people under the Sry
rule would sure be interesting to readers The
paper youhave sent although not badly written does not
enter into the ph and of the great questions which
lie the root of English wrong and Irish suffering.
SoFTsoAp, Dinon M-We do not deal very extensively
in the article In fact of our friends-we have
dent that kissed that celebrated stone in Co. Cork
which never misses to make
so eoquint
That he Chamber
Into lady's boudoir
Or become mmber
OF Pariamint."
It is to be wished that somebody would discover
that would produce exactly opposite effect. Such
"apdary concreon would be unspeakabe blessing
long-suferng world. We shall you communication
find a suitable opportunity.
We obliged, through pressure space, to hold
over for next communications from Louisville, KY,
Mendoza, and Norris ILL.,, and from other places.
We very earnestly request any of subscribers whose
paper is not duly delivered to communicate Immediately
with this Office
memoir of the life and services of the late MaorGenera
THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER will appear in next num-
Der.
The letter from London has been received Wesha print
much of be safe for the writer and the
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&C. IRISH RE7U5ife
Libery-Her Friends Friends; Her Enemies Our Enemies
CHICAGO, ILL, JULY 20, 1867.
Reconstruction of the F. B.

certain piously inclined individual having set fire
to his eghbors house, of the loudest in crying
for water This reminds of certain cendiaries who,
after spending years in running the Fenan Brotherhood
and bringing disgrace and ridicule their people,
and having far their ropes will allow without
actually yet hanging themselves crying out for
Reconstruction Reconstruction" say those criminal
bungers is the order of the day. by all means let
the Fenan Brotherhood be reconstructed let the pres
ent leaders give way for men, and let both branches
unite again. 1t simply means that certain rats, who
live in bare cupboards- having devoured the peoples
bread all up-would like to get board our
good Ship to riot for time the pethorc stores safely
guarded there.
"Two branches is the glib quotation the lips of
those drveng idiots There may haze been two branches
gentlemen, but there is only ONE, now The other is
dead 1t always rotten. 1t never bore any fruit
but misery and treason; and should foolish men allow
this poisonous fungus to touch the healthy body it
will kill that too. Union word that has been good
deal the lips, but in the hearts OF factionss
with whom there could be no union. Good men have
also misused this excellent word when they implied that
at any expense there should be union With whom pray?
Let the history of Moffat Mansion the question
thorough universal union among any people is some
thing that never has been, and never be. Where
principles are involved, will inevitably differ
healthy and an honest difference is necessary in
state as are sweets and bers for the human system
Honest men will always differ with thieves, and those
who insist union of purity with corruption, for the
sake of appearances, worse than the knaves from
whom the honest have separated.
The Irish people differ among themselves as much
do other nations, and more They may be less toler
of each other but they do not differ fundamental
principles any than thepeope ofFrance of Amer
ica Men who have followed faction, and fought under
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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
To the Public.

We have received hundreds of letters containing money
from our friends in different parts of the country 1t
needless say that in all these the cash safely
to hand.
Butwe regret to say that have also received several
letters of late, complaining that money had been to
this office yet notice had been taken of and the papers
had not been forwarded.
We compelled therefore, request friends send
in all cases. either Post Office orders Bank checks and
wish to be distinctly understood that they choose put
money into unregistered letters it must be at their risk
for we shall not be responsible.
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Clubs.

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municate with this office immediately AS our paper is in
tended be Public Instructor rather than private money
speculation prepared to deal with all who love
cause and country on the most liberal terms.
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To the Circles of the T. B.

Having received communications from several Circles in
regard to the establishment of Reading Rooms for their
ber propose assist such Circles in this most
work. far lies in power believing do that
intelligent people be enslaved people who
not intelligent become free.
We preparing catalogue of books suitable for Fenian
Libraries which will publish in few days; and which
books will supply wholesale prices 1t is needless to
say that will place book catalogue that is not
thoroughly national in sentiment.
In the meantime offer the following liberal induce
Circles DESTROYS of opening Reading Rooms. Parties
will bear mind that these only for Circles and for
individuals. We will send three copies of THE IRISH RE-
PUBLIC and copy each of two other national Irish jour-
nails printed in America to Circles for year, for $5the
entire being the price of THE IRISH REPUBLIC alone