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INVOLUNTARY BANERrPrcy.


SEC. .. And be uJVrner eaocted That any
person residing and owing debts as aforesaid
who after the passage Of this act shall depart
from the State. district. or Territory of Which
ne is an inhaotant, with Inteut 10 defraud his
creditors, or, being absent, shall. with such in
tent, remain absent; or shall conceal himself 10
avoid the service of legal process in any action
for the recovery Of q debt or dema ad proyable
under this act; or shall conceal or remove any
of his property TO avoid Its being attached
taken. or seguestered on legal process: or shall
make any assignment. gift, sale. conveyance
or traDsfer Of his estate, property, rights or
credits, either within the United States or
elsewhere, with intent TO delay, defrand. or
hinder his creditors; or who has been arrested
and held In custody under or by virtue of
mesne process ofexecution. issued out OF an v
court OF any STATE, district or Territory with n
which such debtor resides or has property,
founded upon a demand in its nature proyable
against ban krupi's estate under this act and
for snm exceedinE one hundred dollars, and
tuch process IL remaining in force and not dis
charged BY payment, or IN anv other manner
provided by the law Of such State, disrr,cr, or
TerrHsry, applicable thereto, for a period OF
sever days; or has been actually I'm lsoned for
more than seven days In \ ci val action found
cd on contract, for the sum of one hundrsd
dollars or upwards; or who. being bankr pt
or insolvenf, Or In coDssnpistisn Of eankrupt-
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v FiHHO fCNHR AND RsauLAreR-
esrAILnHAD IN 1855.

n-~,,,v c 3 %Nn sSy srcIxID
Honers. 10, 396 Pc. Av.. bSt 9th ana iofh .ts
y. O. 1EICHE N1 AOH 3 Piano 6oons.
Cos llth street, nsAF Pc. avenue.
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- NO, 92o, corner eth and ID streets
NALthBLE ImPhOyED PROPERTY IN
sIATH ~AhD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Ob nOknAf, the $50 instant, at 5 o'eIock 70
m We shall sell, on the premises, lots a. g. o.
en- In Tweed> subdv 100. aud the 500 IN
forty We feet front Dy ths depth sf Lot No 20 10
Square N" SH, s1tu.ted at the corner 81 Virginia
aNtnne and 9TH street ca Z ntan ng Is 2s7 sI ra
ieet, with the ImpTov, neH ats, cOn-istins OF one
Oen story brick and two ne story Fr anne Houses
Ie'ns One half cash; BID auce ia one aaI NV
Year,, for notes bearing in crest, and secu red nv
oted OF tTust oh The premises All convey sa;in o
ard rev nue. STAMPS az the cost of the parcs ,sar
So down " hen the proper ty ia sold
GhEEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
H-S Tx L
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6keeial Netieo fssm Wy Ksabs 2 o.. Bals;...,.
Mr.. Becker has tunsA P1anos for us Il orr ~.
yeons, asd ye taAs Dlees.re N ssstnS that 70 81.
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CQLORlD TOY BOOKS, from Lspdon; Presel
~ juvenile Books. direct from Paris; EobouisySs
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-02

TRlAL oF JEFF. DAvIs.-Tt is now
very generally understood that JEFF,
DAVIS Will be tried at the approaching
term Of the L ;. District Court of
' rginla,
In cabinet counsel it was creed
to Issue no official instructions 90 the
District Attorney at present, concern
ing the trial His bond>mcn (GREE-
LEY knows say he viii be forthcom-
ing at the option of the government !:
and they are 50 crcdulous of him as to
say that he is anxious to be t.i,d I'M
der the Indictment found against him.
We take it as a settled conclusion
that JEFF DAVIS will be tried before
the District Court Of Virginia, and
we are yet more confirmed in the be
lief that after the farce of trial has
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-02
SPIRIT OF THE PRESIDENTS ORGANS.
The President organs at " asIiin

The Presidents organs at Washing
ton, Thursday, were quite In the
: Bombastic Furioso" style, as will be
seen from the following The Mteli-
gencer, after charging that the Consti-
tuition is habitually violated. not by
mere oversight, but by the deliberate
combination to which Congress has
impaired all the forms OF law. thus
Concludes:
We have carefully examined the
great act of union, ana find it to pre-
scribe, in the oath to the President.
that he Will preserve. protect and de-
ferd 1t. This is a high oath, and in
wolves the high obligation to preserve.
protect and defend the Constitution
from all manner of menace, danger
and assault. 1t does not name the
sources Of such menace. danger or as.
SAINT, but leaves it to the President to
determine and such public exigency
as may demand his interference and
the shield and force of the Executive
power"
The Ecenjvg Union, commenting on
the views, lately expressed by Senator
Howard and many other Senators who
have expressed opinions concerning
Impeachment, says:
Do these men suppose that the
people VIII now permit them to act
IN real trial Of impeachment Do
they suppose that the revolutionary
programme OF suspending the Presi-
dent from the exercise Of The func-
tions of his Office during trial-his
sure sentence by such a court as the
present Senate constltutes-and the
toisting of Wade upon the country as
President by such means. is to be qui-
city proceeded with? If they do. they
are IN hopeless condition of insanity
IN the belief that virtue and patriot
ism Is as dead in the hearts of true
Americans as 1t IS in their own
There Is no more sanctitv in the re-
belllous, revolutionary and corrupt
! Congress than there is in any other
body OF wicked cOnspirators: and when
! such congress not only aims Il blow
at the destruction Of our constitution
al form of governments, but seeks the
creation Of a complete anarchy and
desPotlsm. its power becomes inimical
to the rights and liberties of the PEG
pie. and the people viii find sure
means for its destruction. Should the
contest of arms come. Congress and
its friends would perish like dew up
on the lions name.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-02
POOR ANDY.

The Democratic party soon after
Mr.. JOHNSON was made President by
the bullet from the pistol of j. Wilkes
BooTH- discovered a difference be-
tween Congress and the President
that they hoped would result in good
TO themselves They at once took
sides with the President, and to all
his uttcrances against the Republican
party or against Congress, as well as
to his laudation of rebels and traitors,
their organs and leaders have shouted
= Amen = and :, Great Is Andy =
y lthol:t pretending to understand the
subject matter Of the difference be-
tween the President and Congress.
one-horse Copperhead Politicians
throughout the land have argued that
the President was right and Congress
in the wrong But IS the Fall cleo
tions are approaching the leaders and
organs of that party begin to feel that
there Is poor show for official pap
during Mr.. JoHNsoN's short term of
office. and that he Is becoming too
great a weight for any party to sus-
tain through political canvass; hence
they have concluded to release the
Democratic ship of 50 dangerous a
Jonah, and have thrown him over
board. The New York World sounds
the alarm, and ANDY is 10 longer a
favorite Of the party by which he has
been sustained for the past year or
more. After the service he has rem
dered the Copperhead party, they are
certainly ungrateful for leaving him
to fight his battles alone at this late
day The World says, in speaking of
the President:
9 A man might as wisely think to improve
his social standing by living with somebody
repudIated wife as for the Democratic party
TO expect any advantage from adopting, in
the last days of his unsuccessful adminiStra-
tlon, fettered President elected bv their
enemies and popular with nobody"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-02

THE surgeons reports show that
our armies have suffered greatly from
chills and fever which is induced by
the miasma and change of climate to
which they are exposed. They also
find Ayers Ague Cure is an etfectual
remedy for this distemper, and are urg-
ing the government to adopt it within
the regulations. The Surgeon-Gener-
al hesitatcs. because it is put up IN a
proprietary form. However great
that convenience to the public, he
prefers the physicians of the army
should give their own directions for
the doses. Whatever professional
pride may dictate, he knows as we'll as
we do, that DR. Ayers "cure is an
almost perfect antidote for the Ague,
and that the soldiers should have the
benefit, as well as the people
WoshsngfoH Correspondent. d. G.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-02

NoN'T SUPPORT HM-Manv of the
leading politicians Of the old line De
mocracy refuse to support Mr.. TALL
MADGE. the nominec of the late Demo
cratic State Convention for Governor,
for the reason that he was the Repub-
lican candidate for Mayor of Mil
waukee two years ago, and was again
voted for by that party one year ago.
though nominated by Democrats If
none Of their candidates were guilty
Of . worse crime than that Of having
been Republicans, they might think
themselves fortunate in the selection
Of ticket.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-02
WoRTH K1ow,yc The Jancsvill

" ORTIZ KNOWING THE Jancsville
Gazette gives the following useful IN
formation: During one of the recent
heavy rams, the water ran into a chin
ney a orr residence so freely as TO
fill 1t up to stove pipe hole, when
the sooty water ran down the hard
finish wall to the floor. leaving an un-
slightly stain. Washing failed to re-
move it, and other applications seemed
to do no good, and as an experiment
we tried chloride of lime, which had
gathered sufficient dampness to be
about the consistency of paste. \
little vigorous rubbing with that re-
moved the stain entirely. Having
concluded not to get patent on the
discovery, We give it to the world
:" free gratis for nothing"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-02
Dissolution Of Partnership,

l'HE FIRM OF LEN AHAN BROTH r was dfssal-
yea on tFe 55d day Of September a H. 1861 bv
mutual consent Nad Whereas the said va--iss
the senior partner and the administrators ard widow
tle deceased partner have drawn account Of All
the said partnership stock debts and IF crz ana ~ ~
receipts and payments oucting the aforesaid fartre-
snip trade and dealing to ihe day % the la1e mention
Ell VIZ Neptem e 3, 1871. Whereupou the said mar
lies mutually consented and agreed IN tie Then ms
ents thst the partnership her-tafoie exiS,i-lc nm
der he name, Stvle aud title LeIiahan Bro h.
TINS uay, 7pfember 8 1857 dissolved And il a. s4r
thrr stipulated and agreed, mutually between them
tai The senior partner, Patrick ienahau do take he
Sh.tft STOCK u goods and merchandise now GA hand
oeif ilg 70 the partnership valua ion ~ MINOR,
~ same of to -Aiul persons appointed hy an order
i.a'e ana Thar he also be legally responsible far
hilities equal entire amount u yaIs4fi,r
tha' ne aS' have power ~ collect the debts now due
% me partnership ard recover any part ~ the -aDa
IN the name ~ the firm hy suits ~ Law or in pit
an thaf n1alIF m said PatTisk !.eBahan do nav 60
70 the said atmaistratriS. C r. Lerafsan usidrv ar
deceased. in her right. and in behalf = ~. -,
eF heirs Al iayr, the fan share q colecable 7ehs 5
10 her and heirs mp 10 the date Of hiI If az =
twelve months from the date hereof
c. e LE%AHaN
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-02

ATLANTIC MoNTHLEY.-The Octo.
Der number Of this valuable magazine.
by TIcKNoR \ FIELDS, Boston. Mass.
Is on our table, Its pages are filled
with articles that cannot fail to inter.
est the reader. That upon the sub
Ject ct international copyright possess
Is much merit, and does credit 20 Mr..
Parton, the author. The story Of
New England seaport life-The Rose
Rollins, by Alice Carv-wlll be found
full Of interest, The following is a
full table of contents:
The Guardian Angel. part \ b.,
Oliver Wendell Holmes. Tbemist1-
cles-a poem, by VIM. Everett. Ben
Jonson--a biographical and critical
sketch. by the essavist, +. p. Whip
pie. Observation-Disclosures. The Rose
Rollins-the first section Of story Of
New England seaport life. Lv \ lice
airy international Copyright -
vigorous and unanswerable plea for the
protection of authors. by James Par.
tor. The flight of the Goddess
poem. by L Is. Aldrich The Throne
OF the Golden Footbv J W. Palm
er The Autobiography of a Quack-
Part l. Writings Of 7. AdoIphus
TrolloPe- by II. T. Tuckerman. 4
Naove Of Bornoo-a sketch of 4 col
ored llnguist found in South Carolina
by a Massachusetts officer. By " avs
OF Europe, from Perpignan to Mont
serrat, BY Bayard Taylor. Dinner
Speaking, by Edward Everett Hale.
Reviews and Literary Notices.
Price. 81 n wear.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-02
TIE LADY : FRIEND.
For October, 1867.

y beautiful Steel Engraving called
. THE LACE-MAKER." leads off the en-
bellismments Of the October number Of
this Queen of the Monthlies. Then
we have the usual refined and elegant
double Fashion Plate. engraved on
steel not a common Autograph on stoae
This is followed by cuts illustrative Of
Children's Fashions, Walking Dress
Spanish Mautilla, Tunic Peplum, Vel
vet Jacket, New Basque Waistba nd
Lady's Jackets and Paletot. Princess
Tnnic, Paletot with Sash. Little
Boys Blouse. Little Girls Paletots,
&c. &c. The Music is The Wifc'S
Dream. and is Of itself worth the
cost OF the number. Among the Lit
erary matter we note :. Ralph Kirk
woods SiSter-in Law" by Armada VI
Douglas; How Woman Had Her
Way" by Elizabeth Prescott; the CON
clusion Of - OrviIle College, by Mrs
Henry Wood In Love" by Helen
NJ, Pratt; How to Make Wax Flow
ers, with illustrations) Editorial
Articles, Receipts. the Fashions. &c
W e would suggest to our lady readers
who desire 80 get a WHEELER & VII
son SEWING MACHINE. that the .'Ladv.S
Friend offers one of these machines
as Premium for Clubs Of Thirty
names, and that IL Is not moment too
soon TO commence making up their
lists for next wear \ beautiful Steel
Engraving viii also be sent gratis to
every single (92.50) subscriber, and
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-02

BtLorf RAN Roam BoNus. The
case OF snndry bond holders against
the CITY Of BeIoit WAS broucht 70 a
termination on Wednesday last in the
L. ;. Circuit Conrr at Milwaukee.
ana judgments rendered ~ favor Of
Tue plaintiffs The aggregate amount
81 the judgments is S9ll5I.3l
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-02
STATE FAIR.

a -
and Fair Of the Wisconsin State Az
ricultural Society, held at Madison
during the last week, was probably
the best ever held in the State. The
ground had been wei fitted up by the
citizens Of Madison who had spared
neither time nor money in their efforts
for a successful State Fair. The
grounds had been materially enlarged.
but were no more extensive than was
found necessary for suitable display
Of the great variety Of Farm Products,
Agricultural Implements. Stock, &C,
on exhibition.
The large number Of Horses. Cat
tie, Sheep and Hogs on exhibition,
and the superiority Of the Animals.
afforded a gratifying evidence of the
interest Of our citizens in the subject
Of stock-raisine Il would be difficult
for any State in the Union to get up
a better show in this line. than was to
be seen at Madison.
The department devoted to Agricul-
tural and Labor Saving implements
embraced several acres Of ground, lit
orally covered with SUCH implements
a. are usually presented ON such occa-
suns
~ ! fodu9'5 = The farm and Gar
-" eNn''''eo. gave evidence that the
= - .i,,'''ei, o. " l7'onsih have not
zee" ,o'e curing the past year, and
=" / '"eii efforts nave oeeh abundant
= "'ss' ~ +" mefcli"i Providence m
wig y o''h Seeo. tune ana harvest
- - '''' y ''''. securing 81 an a'"nd-
-, up. l.''ft variety Of tram
t''' '4e'a ,''es = '''""'ntly repre-
",g' anu PSI st quantities could
""l - - '9s'fe,-
- - eoi''' '''s'' department was
Wanting I" interest. ne shIil
= superior "orNmen was manifested
=, ''' great variety and superiority
y Tue 'r'''l'S on eAh''it'on, very
many 81 "h''h were worthy OF a more
extended not.ee than our space viii
permit
Persons Who have doubted the
adapt"blIity Of the soil and climate Of
" iseonsm to the raising Of Fruits,
need only to witness such an oThibi-
ton as vas presented at this Fair, to
nave those doubts removed, The spa
ctous building designed for the Fruit
Department, was found entirely mad
'f"''' Tor proper display Of the
amount presented. Apples. Pears,
fimhs, Grapes, and IN fact everything
- the Fruit line produced IN a North
Srn Climate could he seen IN abuud-
an'e. and m such varieties as are rare
y witnessed At State Fair in any
State We conrersed with a mum
her ct persons from Eastern States
Who expressed themselves much sur
rrised at the display Of Fruit, which
they pronounced the best they had
ever seen, both q regards variety and
quality The display Of Fruits,
Flowers, Plants, &c. Of tie German
horticultural Society of Madison at
tracted much attention ana elected
GREAT nraisa Which ,-.s u..ll .l.........,
IN tIe F.,a a.. ..4 ~, !,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-02
AGENTS FOR THE
NDRNING GLORY

Stove, for burning Hard Coal,
which we are selling at Manu-
facturers PRICES, with Freight
added.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-02

Inc subscriber oilers for sale several very desirai
los Tor kesdencss ia The ity q Min raj Point sd
joining Capt J. b. TER - Said lots win b. we'll
cIblI1Hd TED with streets, the most pleasant
u located u any IN The Civ Persons wishing 10 mn
chase CITY Lots i'll do w-I 20 call and eyar1fu. IN
Inquire
Mineral Point, say4~t 5ta. 1s57' =, p,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-02
zn tie { neIertukr,.'s
DEP AR iNIEN!

VIII be found the best metallic and
wood collins, from Cincinnati and
Chicago; also, q variety Of our
own make: a stock calculated to
suit all classes and conditions.
Good IIearses furnished to those
desiring them, either for the
city or country.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-02
TEsAEEEs BROTHERS,
CENTRAL
EAGRAlllG ESTABLISHMENT
5 W Corner Broadway ard Main Streets
p Q. Drawer, Il. AsRcr.u

Seals and Presses Steel Stamps noor Plates and
Numbers, Gold and Silver Badges RI,bnn Cs,rsli,
Stamps. Initial and Monogram Presses In.,I.. ~
sia'ss. tfahGssed Brass Ornaments, Burning Brands
1'set Oes stencil fools ami stock, baggage Checks
Goid aud SiIrer Plating IN ererg rarietl
[ Gold Pens Repaired and Repointed. 7
Orders respectfully solicited from abroad. 1vio
The New York herald., 1867-04-10
OFFICE OF THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD con
" PANY, 270 West Thirtieth street,

OFFICE OF THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD CON.
- fASY' 2'o West rhir'ie'h street, Won. .,-a "a,
To the Stockholders the Hudson River Railroad Com
Take notice Board Of Directors Of this Company
meeting held this day. passed the following preamble
Whereas the Stockholders Of the Company al meeting
OF such Stockholders called by the Company
ON G a T. s Gse hs or ne
renee Of more than two-thrs In stock
stock OF the company the thirteen Millions
nine hundred and thirty and hundred
Resolved That the capital stock OF the company be- and
the same Is hereby increased to the amount Of thirteen mil
lions hundred and thirty thousand and four hun
a, the stock transfer books Of this company BE-
or In whose name stock shall be standing on that day
shall severay before the 18th day Of April Instant
Thirch street, the ely or York equal
Of additional stock That tue price Of the additional
Fifteen dollars per share ~ the time Of subscribing
Eve dollars per share on The !s,h day Of May next:
fivc dollars psr share on the ISL day Of July next
Five dollars per share the 18th day o. AUGUST next
Ten dollars per share on the 18th day OF tcoScr next
That the 18th day Of ocoser next AL nsAlments being
Reoved That where parties desire for their
snspas % sr a no a ar nn q
be allowed viii the stock be issued until the 18th day Of
Resolved That stockholders falling to subscribe on or be-
fore the 10Th dy OF April Instant ecpg their
ali light 70 The additional stock and viii be deemed to have
abandoned their subscriptions.
tona stock either person by attorney scrip receipt
VIII be given Tor the payments made and this receipt
seqnen, inssicns in order TO them upon IT.
and be to be Cancelled the issue OF the add
Resolved That where parties
the 15h day ~ April instant they do by paying
hficur dollars per share at the time Of making their sub
BY order Of the Board.
~ ~
The New York herald., 1867-04-10
FINE ARTS.

riyO AMATEURS or FINE ARrs.-1N COMPLIANCE
with the wishes Of number Of Amateurs ine ", reiht
ngs lately exhibition 81 - Beekman Mree5 "n,cn wsS
by noticed IN the Tribune OF March ~ - Wen -
other city papers have been r. 70 ns mors
location No Clinton Hall (Wundermanns music storei
Astor place where pictures be seen ana are erses
eor ssls a vsssn urccs.
The New York herald., 1867-04-10
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

L,oR syLE-uORsH, CART AND HARNESS. OR WILL
be sod separately; the horse IL 10 hands high eight
Il. oCoNSOR.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-06-18

a stock for Virginia enterprise would find a
home market and even in these times it could
hardly fail to command the capital required.
6. Upon the whole begin to feel convic-
ton that this great enterprise must 60 on under
some auspices and in some form or other The
line when completed will have such advantages
OF distance, grades, curves, climate, local bust
ness and through connections, that it cannot
much longer escape the attention of sagacious
capitalists as a railroad merely, and its impor-
tance as the best and shortest outlet for the
great products of the West seeking the eastern
markets will command the interest of all en-
gagged In that great commerce The road will
be built, and if fairly and justly managed it
must do more to build up every Virginia in
terest than any thing that has been done in the
way OF internal improvement, or than all that
has been done put together. It should not,
however, escape the attention of our people
that the control of such line is an object to
be struggled for, and that already there are
symptoms of a movement haying in view that
object, and looking to connections which may
go far to deprive us of the chief advantages of
the work. | hope the people of Virginia will
be wise in time, and will secure not only the
first fruits but the great harvest to be expected
from this long hoped for improvement.
/ find / have written you at greater length
than | intended. [ know the interest you feel
in the subject, and you know that never tire
of talking and writing about it.
Yours truly,
JOHN B. BALDWIN.