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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-27
yevs CT the Past Week.

TEE rebels don't Ike The Sherman
bill The did'n Ike Bill Sherman If
cur memory IS not IN fault.
TIE Prince of Wales IS writing
book 2oolt yrhat le saw II the United
States
THE Tennezzss r5ver =. Danville
zt-t-oa : still SIX feet over tie te.e-
graph poles
TaE present nuzber Of students IN
The Nichiean State University Is
twelve hundred and ffty-n;ne.
Ixx1sEA7los.-The prospects for a
heavE immigration into this country
dssEng the coming season, are good
ADvIczs frem The route between
Nevada aua California speak Of the
snow being twenty-five feet deep
THE severess gale that has been
s,.own On the Atlantic coast for i've
years : reported a. Sandy Hook On
Fr.d4y-
MEsza=. John Brown, Jr,, and Fred
erick Douglass are preparing q bog
raphy C Captain-geaerally known
q 0,5'-John Brown
slKE Universal Exposition at Paris,
viii be informally opened on the frs.
Of April. The Inaugural ceremonies
viii take place a, a later day.
ri. believed slaa. Governor Brow
low cannot I've much longer. HIS
present nervous disorder grows more
and more threatening.
Two promising lead Ioaes have been
recently discovered-one near Fair
| play, Grant county, Wis, and anoth-
er three miles northwest OF Dubuque,
Iowa.
a MONTREAL dispatch says: Re
/ ports received By General Michel show
! al quiet On the frontier There IS
10 ground whatever for excitea eat
/ on account Of Fcnlau movements"
/ B1zAlsE, with the last Of the
French troops, sailed from Vera Cruz
on the 18th inzc Il Is expected that
| the Liberals viii &c II possession Of
that city soon.
SURRATr i quite cheerfu, in jail.
Il IS now SAID that his trial will be
postponed until next June, when
/ Chief Justice Garter, radical, Will
preside
Two F.xq uiInaux, man and vToman
dressed IN the furs Of their own cline
attended the opera IN New York OF
| " ednesdav evening. They appeared
| 10 be greatly delighted with the music
! GES. RosEcat KS has rendered HI:
resignation as Erigadier General il
/ the regular army, bit has subseq uently
asked tie War Department TO sus
| pend is action on It.
| OVER S7o0, 900 worth Of property
has been saved by raising boats ane
cargoes sunk in the Mississippi rive,
during the past eighteen months, 6y
one wrecking steamer, the Under
writer, stationed al Cairo, III.
| NEGOTIATIONS are pending in New
York between the leaders Of the tw,
rival branches OF the F'enian Brother
! hood for union Of the two. Tht
| F'enian Senate Is now IN session u
/ New ! orll, It IS said, arranging &c
tails for az invasion Of Canada mex
Summer.
DEATH ~ THE WASHINGTON: FAsiIIT
IN our obituary notices YESTERDAY
/ morning was one announcing tn,
death Of Samuel Washington. tn,
/ grandson Of General Washington
/ brother Samuel He was. at the time
| Of his death, the nearest remainin.
relative Of the Father Of his Coun
try, and was eiehty-one years old
/ He had been living with a son in-lav
/ DR.. Mackenzie, In Delhi, but his fu
| neral viii take place from the Bap
| list Church in Newport Cjacinna.
Gazette
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-27

TIE new Reconstruction iaw ap-
pears % be received with mtre favor
b. southern rebels than northern cop
perheadz not because they Ike i,
but -hey think It Is al they deserve
and the best they can expect. and they
are now turning their attention to the
= gemmen Of color, ? counting their "a
voE with the do2e Of securing their
votes. L : not unusual az the pres
ent day for the .'cA.velry 70 occupy
the same stand win negroes. not with
the lash O. Aucti2neer's hammer in
hand, IS of old, bu. . listen to the
oratory and applaud the eloquence Of
their former chattelz. Surely, thc
world moves.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-27

BsEADsTCFFs the statements Of
some Of the Chicago papers may be
implicitly relied upon, the present ex-
orbltant prices Of breadztufs are iarge-
y dGc 70 questionable practices rcsor-
ted TO BY spectators Of that city
The Chicago Times declares that these
operators give false kilograms and err
roneoGs Information 10 the public in
order 70 affect the price; that thew
lay em6aTrassments when It suits tber1
n the way of farmers getting their
produce transported 10 the CITY. and
that when they get control Of most Of
the wheat n the city and have raised
the price TO the desired figure. thew
viii not onlv sell the wheat thew hold
but thousands Of bushels they do not
held, for which they viii issue fraR5u.
lent warehouse receipts. And when
they have sold, they Will JOIN IN the
hue and CRY about the unsound con.
ditIon q the grain III store. for the
purpose Of brea king down prices. when
they viii buy IN at low figures the bo-
gus receipts they sold at high fipQres.
From the holiness Of his speech. we
are inclined 70 believe that there Is
g more truth than poetry IN the as
seTeratioRs Of the Times and If true.
t~ey show that the consumers Of the
stan q life are paying to these .aple-
Sters OF Chicago, q tribute equal prob
ably to one fifth the price Of every
loaf q bread they eat.-Prtoe Current.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-27

TIE OLDEST PAPER. Through
kindness Of Senator " HITss4s, we are
II possession OF fac-simile copy Of
the Ulster County Gazette, of January
+th 1890, printid a Kingston, y. Y.
b. SAstrEi- FEEzR- II this reprint
IS to be seen all the pecpliarities Of
the art q: that early day, both n -
Biography and other minutia. One
side : heavi-y draped in mourning for
the death Of WASHINGTON, and con-
taias the action OF Congress, speech
e, resolutions burial service, &c, On
that occasion There are many other
Pecu-iar!tics which render this sheet
worthy Of preservation. I. IS printed
d. Z. G. STYLES, at Winnebago, Ills,
and sold at ten cents . copr.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-27
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-27
IT - -
- & - x - - .Aa =
10 Teachers and District Clerks !:

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the COUNTY
= Superintendent Il schools for Ig-a County, VIII
hold PUBiIc EXAMINATIONS for Licensing leach
eTs, Is F.l5osE:
FsTthe FIr, Secon Districtat the schooI House
in TIE Village 81 J9Hs-dal- Wednesday snz Thurs
day, prl ID and 4.a. 1861.
For th= Second In p-cron Dis-rict-At the SchooI
tc-se n he - itce Of arena friday aid SataE-
day, April 9Th and 3D.
Per ls= Third Inspection FisfTict-At the Con :
House IN the yiEtare Of DodgeviIc Cd Monday ana
TUESDAY April SIN and sts dsn the school flouse
IN tie ttF Of AiueTaI Po!zt Friday and Saturday
prii 12th and 18Th.
For The FOURTH Inspection District &; he Sc11ol
House in the Village Il AdaUsvEier on "Wednesday
and Thursday. April 10Th anH1itH.
For the Fifth Inspection Disir,ct-At tie School
Rouse IN the Village - Linden, Monday and Tues
dav, Apri i5th ayd Iefh.
For the Sixth Inspection ris.rict--it the School
House in the village q Highland on wednesday and
Thursday, April 9Th and 18Th.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-27

| NJ sno5cFlber ofers for sale his Farm, consi.;..
.fI, @cFes situated three miles from the or -
ar - s On tue Linden road About forty aeras
:; ~ veinents with good fence the 5.1a
100 sood y.arlity timber. On the premises i 80
49,. ct, EFst rate Barns and Sheda a ,tyif =
60 :. .' AIa as hne a young Sugar Orrhard -
An ne found Wei wa,ered with cissern ws,1 d
10 more desirable place can be fon nj =; ~ -,
section or county. ~ 4"~Ao n THIS
-, 5000 Foek School House within quarter q,
the subserihsr enqre at the TRIBUNE once OF Of
July 9Th, 1855. 'o FADDOCK-
25n
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-27

SUIcIDE.-The Harvest (McHenrv
county, I'D independent saws. \
lalv by the name OF Mrs. Dunbar 1;v-
ing at tspron, committed suicide on
p" ednesday last. Tie circumstances.
= near as We can learn them. are -
follows The morning of the sad oc-
curreEce sise arose as usual and at
tended 20 all her household aut;es ana
appeared rational and happy. After
ar dunbar had gone TO his stora
N rs u sent her little girls to = neigb.
Dor 10 inform them that she wo115
Vislt them that afternoon. When tIe
eHi.aren returned they found the door
fastened and became alarmed and bpr.
RED TO the store TO inform their fatAar
o. me circumstance, who Immediately
went to the house, but could End IN
gress only through = window. Mr. n
having looked in the lower room
ana, ialling TO find her, lie opene5 The
chamber door-and. what shoyI3 met
BIS gaze but his wife, hanping h. 80
meek 20 a cord, which she had fasten-
ed 70 . door knob up stairs and thrown
over the railing, and then tied il aronn3
hcr neck, and swung eff from the 70,
q the stars toward the bottom. ana
II winch position she was found dea1
having, II IS supposed, been there
nearly two hours Mrs. d. has heen
insane al different times for a number
OF years, aud It Is supposed that in
ga. y was the cause of this sad event.
On the key Of the door paper was
found, on which was written. Il am
not ut for a mother, or a connap;an :; :
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-27
STRAY.

STRAY.
= - CAME to the premises Of the sIbscri Der
49, = living IN the town Of liotien about the
-IA-4a.~- tenth Of December. 1S65 a Red and White
sFEEk, apparently about eighteen months DID, with
piece Gu. from the under eide Of the LEFT ear. No
ether marks perceiyabie
The o~ner Is rea4cs.si 20 CALI prove property pay
charges, and take said Steer away.
a. ". COMFORT,
linden. Feb. 9Th, 1857 li<4w.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-27
.ssIsTANE ASSESSORS NOTICE.
United States Internal Revenue
ASSISTANT Assessors nFFEC8,
Ord Division, 3rd District, Wisconsin,
Mineral Point. March Il. ISL

NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED Is HEREBY
/ y Given, that 1 am directed TO complete the An
nual AssessUeut for 1855 during his month As pro
stded in the apProved March I'd, 1861 tT{g- 10
the shot time allowed for taking this Assessment Is
will be impossible for to cali personally on ca n
individual having returns to n4sie. For The couven-
ieac= Of Tax Payers who have Income Reports and
License Applications 10 make IL he at the follow
ing named pla es on the days indicated, viz:
i.sueral Po!pt. ity and TOWN. al my Office March
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-27

=" : count on Democratic Govern.
or ana at least three Democr.+;o
members Of Congress from Co0ns :. -
I l5 on the lst day Of April. Boston
pons count your chicken, before
theT arc Matched
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-27
ST "a GE LIN L
BETWEEN
MINERAL POINT &c ARENA,

1 - SEQ. sE1e1 having the contract Tor carryfr-
me mail between Mineral Point and Arene Gives
19Sace Rhat ne - lnly prepared carry passsn.- -
80 4.oii eaeh OF the above cations. az any a. fb~
asy stSSioas Aay coaches al rear ar E,,il. IN !,
stS - ATs1Fe coEnisst = plsselgers-I have also
rosIx iio1.e near the e T depot in Mineral p
- - ..ohaays, Wednesdays q Friday. az
- : - ,s5rtiifis. and on TUESDAYS THURS
&c "a q a. ~, at Ill O'Clock 4 VI
80, Iesses ne wisconsin Hotel IN Arena EVERY
morning tsunday excepted ., . O'Clock.
Hiherai Point and PIafteviIIc
The Stage leaves Nia-raf Point for s.lz,.-,,t :. .
Ns0-k = tile afternoon, every Monday WeSne.S.v
az friday Leaves F1attevilIe for Arena yin Me-
st a. > a ~ en- foesdsys. Thursdays saturdavs
oF1Sfs and packaEeI entrusted TO ne far A. t;ye-
VIII be carefully attended TO- EDWARD KIRby Fsiy
Proprietor
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-27

AMONG the Patents issued from, the
u ;. Patent OGioe for the week end
ing March II, were the follow;,- ).
Wisconsin applicants:
Heating Stove-W. Bamford MI
wzukee. - u Il
rag Holder-T. II. Cans. Milwaukee,
1hurn-|E. Tambling. Mazoman;e
fcad Tor Brusl1-C. Alvord. Wcst.
field.
Curtis, Madison
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-03-06
WAsuINoroN, Feb. 25.

Tn tho House. resolutions rather con
demnato'y OF Wentworth's charges o.
corruption of tho members involving tn,
honor OF the ilouse, ordering his commit
tee to report to morrow, was passed.
A resolution that tie House concur ir
Secretary McCulloch's views Of con,rac
ton and An early resumption Of specie
payments, encountered Iond objections
from all.si1es.
The bond required Of inspectors of dis
tilleries is $4,000.
The amendment aholshing the cotton
tax WAS rejected by G5 TO %.
Patterson announced his intention to
disregard the joint resolution o! the
Tennessee Legislature requesting his re
sgnation.
A half million has been appropriated
for improvement Of tue Mississippi River
at Des Moines.
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LATEST BY M ALL.
Congressional.
WAsHINGToN, Feb. %.

WAsHINGroN, Feb. %.
IC the Senate, Yates presented a peti'
ton from 1000 c,iz4us of Charleston
asking Territorial Government.
A bill extending agricultural colleges
to Tennessee has passed. The House ~
mendment forbiddIng Confederate pro
fessors WAS stricken out.
The bill transferring Indian affairs to
the var Department was nec.tived hy
l3 to "a A Committee OF Conference
was asked for.
The till for mail between San Franz
cisco and Honolulu was passed.
In the House, the Speaker directed the
Door keeper to exclude rom the floor all
but privileged persons. The uouse went
into Committee of the Whole on the
tax amendment removing the cotton tax
after September l, 1867 passed 10y G3
to 54.
The South Carolina murder committee
have reported, strongly questioning the
action Of Judge Hall, who released the
! alleged murderers. The report asserts
that o ii. Browning, for n fee of s 900,
made argument before the President,
urging that the prisoners be brought
within the reach Of hubcas corpus in a
Northern court. The report 'aIso saws
tha, neither magistrates or judges are
disposed to do their duty with respect to
punishing crime that there is no change
for the better, but rather for the worse
The committee suggests military trial "a
the only practical cure for the alleged
evils
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-03-06
Return Day.

The cases returned to the Spring Term
Of the Circuit Court for this District foot
up near 500 This is n large Return Tor
our District but when it is considered
that it is the FIRST Term to which any
suits Of consequence have been entered
for the last five or six years, the facts ex,
h,6it spirit Of forbearance rather than
Of oppression on the part Of credi,ors.-
A large proportion are litigated cases.
The Term commences on Monday, the
18th inst. We understand that Judge
Monroe is expected to preside.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-03-06
WAsurSGroN, Feb. &c


In the Senate. John -. Defree., OF Ia,
diana, WAS elected Congressional prin
ter.
The Educational Bureau bill, pro viding
Tor a commissioner, at a salary of 81 900,
and three clerks. at the respective salaries
of 81 600. $1,000 and $1,000. was "a
vorablv considered. In connection there
with, Sumner SAID he was ANXIOUS tha,
this generation should be dignitied AS
Lnuch IA possible.
The Senate Considered tho army ap
preparation bill, and psssed it, with a pro
vision dishanding an dissrmnC the mil
tia in the unrepreseRred States. Reorgani
zation is forbidden. until CongressionhIy
AUTHORIZED. |, goes 10 the House for cont
currencs.
S25o,o0o was appropriated to con"ruc,
a bridge ~ Rock Island.
In the House. Wen'worth's Committee
reported that tlse testimony did not alfec,
the integrity Of the President, nor call in
'squssti"n the integrity Of any me'nhor OF
the House The rep rt WAS received with
shouts Of laughter. The repor, astabled
and the Committee discharged. 1t is
universally regarded as farce.
The fot!iticalion appropriation bill wa.
passed.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-03-06
Relief for the Destitute.

We are happy to learn that our ca
teemed fellow citizen DR.. J. T. G. Mn,ap.
who has been cxer;ing himself for the
relief Of the destitute of this District. and
who is now a, the North operating in
their behalf, has awakened a sympathy
IN that quarter, that promises good re-
suits. a friend informs us that about
two hundred and fifty bushes Of corn has
arrived at Rock Il,Il, destined for the
poor OF this District. We understand
that this is a donation ma ie by the eiti.
zens Of Newbern, n. C.-mor, Upon this
point hereafter. Besides this corn, We
also learn, tha, check for $500 from
the citizens Of Boston, Mass, has been
received by DR.. NJ
While we can but express oar sva rmest
gratitude to the liberal dpnurS, at this
time, and to Dr.. Mi,tag for hi. earnest
Efforts in the cause of humaui;y, we trust
the day will soon come when we en- am.
Ply repay their kindness.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-03-06
WAsuISoToN. Feb. "a.

Mr.. Cooper's minority report OF the
"Snuth Carolina murders" says Il ia true
that Generals Thomas. Sickles, Woods
and Baird, in their testimony, state that
tho State Courts don't administer fall and
impartial Justice where Union soldiers and
freedmen are Iitiganis, but in answer to
direct questions, they furnished but one
c%e in Tennessee, one in Mississippi, at
GreDads, and one in Lanisiana reported
and one in Virginia-the Dr.. Watson
case. They all testify explicitly that they
find no fault with the Governors "f the
respective States, nor the high officials.
Judges Of Supreme Courts, or intelIigeu,
citizens.
General Scho6eld te'rifas that neoross
arTaigned for crime are dealt with lenien,
Iy rather than harshly. The general
feeling among the respectable citizens Of
Virginia Is pity wr the freedmen.
The Court takes strong ground against
the nuconslitutional,y OF the proposed
military governments.
Hale, Sanford, Murphy and Morris de-.
ny the truth of McKraker's charge that
they, while consuls abroad. never permit;
ted an opportunity to pass TO yi!lIfy the
President.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-03-06
&" NEWS ITEMS.

WAsHINGroN, Feb. &c.
Senator Wilson authorizes, on Wilson's
authority, a denial that GrAnt is opposed
to the pending reconstruc,ion measures
The radicals elect seven ont of eleven
Georget own Counclmen.
The President has been peitioned 10
appoint Fred. Douglass Bureau Commis
sioner.
The Georgetown vote was 1919;
radicals 02o The conservative neyroe.
voted suleiy for Welsh. The election was
sry orderly.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-03-06
H.OC AL HA a n L a. * ~ Z.

ES- Persons Wishing to purchase the
be', and cheapest Sewing Machines a
fine Piano Cns best made in the u. 81
direct from she Factory, un Ter manufac.
turer's prices !; the best Washing and
Ringing Machines, would consult their
interest 10y applying At this office.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-03-06
Sales Day.

A large number Of persons were in
attendance on Monday. A few sales
were male 10y the Sheriff. Land sold
very low. Several tracts, sold by order
of the Ordinary, went off at a mere song.
Cotton brought abou, % cent, per pound.
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WAsHIHorox, Feb 81

In the Senate. the bin for removing
cases over $500 from the State to Federal
courrs. on the affidavit of the other party,
was passed.
The House bill for redeeming com
pound interes, nhtes was considered The
substitute authorizing temporary loan Ger
tificaies, bearing threeper cent. payable
on demand, was passed.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-03-06
Municipal Election,

At an election held on Monday last
for lntendsnt and Wardens OF the VII
IaGe of lancaster, the following named
gentlemen were elected
lNTESDArr-B. J. Wi,herpoon, Esq.
WARDENs.-Wm. Garside, John b.
Erwin, Esq, b. J. Carter, Dr.. w. j..
White.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-03-06
Suffering in Lancaster Districts. O.


Col. Johnson handed us a leonr on
Saturday last, which he had just received
fon a prominent citizen ia Lspcasier
District, appealing to him'for aid to relieve
the suffering peop!e from actual starvation
t will be smem bered that the track Of
Shetman's afmy lay through that section.
This statement is equivalent to the most
elaborate description Of desols,ion. suffer
ing and woe We shall not attempt the
pathetic by high wrought appeals to the
humanity and libeTalty of our CITY,
Suffice it to saw, that our neghbors are
starving, and hold out their hands and
ask all for hresd THIS appeal has been
made to other sections. Newberue has
already had n mesting aud appointed A
committee TO solicit and receive con,ribu-
tons. Several Of the Northern cities are
moving, and in The meantime let us send
a few hundred bushels Of corn and sacks
Of -four 10 stop gaunt hunger, until larger
supplies arrive. We call upon our kind
hearted mavor TO call meeting OF she
citizens Ia night or Tomorrow TO take &C
ton. We know OF many who have ex'
pressed willingness to give out Of their
seauty Siors. We are poor and provisions
certainly are scarce enough here; but
none OF US are starving. and any here can
spare little TO save a fellow heing from
such painful death Ie, il be distinctly
understood that this suffering Is no, pro,
pectrv- or probable, IN actual and pre-
sent. and that unless timely assistance is
afforded, many deaths must enNue.
Charlotte Times.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-03-06
Gov AIKES's OPISIoS.-A despatch

Gov. AIKEN's OPINIoN.-A despatch
to our Northern exchanges says:
"Goy. Aiken, who has Just returned
from Washington, says The South will he
terri,oralizsd in less than two weeks. -
lie says that the President is utterly pow
erIess. The South can only remain pas
sise. He also thinks the Presiden, will
bs deposed and Senator Wade put in his
place, but that the Presiden, will resist to
the last extremity. lie thinks Ou's
Southern programme will have no eFfsc,
on the Republicans. and says they will be
satisfied with nothing short OF universal
suffrage, with view to counrerbalance
the opposition North and South"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-03-06

STRoSo L,SGUAGE While reviewing
the Louisiana bill, on Saturday night, NJ.
DoolttIe said its title should be amended
so as to read, mo, to restore civil govern
msnt, bu, TO organize he'll in the State Of
Louisiana,"
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against the same. or given aid or comfort
to the enemies thereof But Congress
may by a vote Of two thirds Of each;
House. remove such disability.