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I'M BANKRUPTcY.

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Notice of Annexation of Territory
to the Incorporated Village 0
Hayesyille. s5e z,


Hayesville. aa7
NOTICE is hereby given to all whom i
IN may concern. that the Authorities o
tn inco porated Village of Hay esville have
filed in tAe AUDITORS Office of ashland coun-
ty, q petition to the Commissioners of said
County, praying for the annexation Of 50
much territory now outside of and adjacent
tn the boundary lines of said Incorporate
Village, as is contained in the follow ing d
scription: - :
Beginning at the Southwest corner of the
South east quarter of sectien No. fifteen,
township No. t~wenty-one, and Range six-
team ; thence East with section line. twenty
eight chains and seventy: eight links to, the
Southeast corner of the Southwest quarter
of lection fourteen thence North onc degree
west with the East boundary of the west
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fifty two links; thence South Eighty. eight
and three fourth degrees west seventy eight
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East quarter of section fifteen thence South
one and a half degrees East with the West
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All of which territory so proposed to be
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and now on file in the Auditors Off ce of said
County for the inspection of all interested
And the Commissioners of said County have
appointed the 1st day of May A. D. 1868,
at % o'clock A. NJ. for the hearing. of said
petition. So 5 %eseS SOC y
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Mayor of said Incorporated Village of
Hayesville.
March 1S-6w38
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protection of the Government, should
bear an equal share in its burthens.
81 Resolved, Thatwe Indignantly reject
the principle derived from the feudal
system-that the masses of the people
belong to the Governments under
which they live, which 10 another form
is contended for by the monarchies of
Europe, including Great Britain,
9once q subject always 2 sdbject-that
we on The contrary maintain that an
individual can, by emigration and resi-
zdence innanother countrysforswear his
previous a allegiance and be admitted in
to all the civil aud political rights of
his new home-that American citizens
by adoption and NATURALIZATION are en-
titled to all the, rights as between us
and for-igh powers which can be
eHmed3 byVour native born citizens,
aud it is the duty of the Federal Gov
erDment to protect and maintain them
by every means in its power.
Resolued, That the people will sus-
taln Andrew Johnson, Presidents of
the United States, in his struggle with
Congressional ~usuFpation, and that We
pfedgeothe0 Democracy of Ohio TO sup
port him in all Constitutional measures
torelieve the whitepeOple Of the South
from the negro government now being
imposed:upon THENCE. . ~
Resoked, That stheeu fortitude and
~gallantry of our soldiers in the recent
civil war, in defense of the Union, en-.
tittesthem toS thesgratitpde ofthe eoun-
try, aud they should ever be remem-
bered by it in its bounties.
oidResehsed, ThaktheiD emocracyeofth the
country have neither the purpose nor
desire ta9Je-establish slavery, nor to
assume any portion of the debts of the
States lately In rebellion,
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Mayor of said Incorporated Village of
Hayesville.
March IS-6w3S p
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-08-26
Facts lbeut 0rvilie Grant.

COntradIcting the story that Orville
Grant brother Of the General. Is q
Democrat, some paper states that he
Is prosperous and wealthy
We happen to know that he is not
as wealthy By many thousands. as be
would have been had he been Cop
perhead. At critical time in the
war Mr.. Orville Grant and his part
ner We're engaged in Z very profitable
operation in leather They had
bought large stock and were hurry
ing II through their tanneries to Sc
cure large profits. when a call came
for more troops. MIR. OrviIle Grant
went to the establishment, and told
his men TO leave work and go into ser
vice-it might ruin him, he said. but
It was no time for any man TO stand
IN the way of the nations safety
They went: the whole stock of leath-
er on hand was ruined. and Mr. Grant
lost twenty thousand dollars. instead
OF making fifty thousand. as he would
have done had he been one Of Sev-
mour's = friends"
It Is needless TO add that Mr.. Or
vile Grant has been a jealous Repub,
lIcan ever since that party was formed
and has often done good service as
speaker; and IS man OF such devo-
tiou TO principle that he would -ote
against General Grant himself IS he
was a Cc?perhead andidate.-Jil sgoz,-
RI Democrat.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-08-26
A Specimen Of Copperhsad Eeetfoneering.

The Prairie du Chen Courier. a pa
per proudly following close TO the
heels of the La Crosse Democrat. pub
fishes this sign Of its beastliness =
DEUSEES GRsST.-A Soldier Of the Old
oth Wisconsin, now living in Grant county.
VINO has known Hiram Ulysses Grant many
years, and saw him II TicksburE. saws he
was ia Gsieua last Friday. There was big
crowd Of citizens Al the Depot TO receive
the Generaiand this soldier was among them.
lie SAYS Grant staggered out Of the ear onto
the platform, and reeIed about the crowd, E
ually leaned against the side OF the Depot.
and made the tOlio~ing very Characteristic
speech:
e Gentlemen-Tve just Cugh-h-hl 20,
back from long trip through tn West jah
-a-hL It's IA first trip ugh through the
West. I'm very tired and dusty, and (hic)
tatiEaet- ugh And, a-ah ere lie stag
Eered and fell with heavy .urch against
the Depot and supported himself with one
hand on the building | can't address YOU"
This was all of Grants speech TO his old
neighbors and fellow-citizens, after an alb
scnce Of several years.
\ Union soldier, Of the Sth regi-
ment. who served his country by fight
ing against men Of more honor than
ne who polluted the air with the above
eEusion. coadescends TO notice 1t 10
tie Prairie du Chen Union. as fol-
lows:
KS veteran soldier. I must saw
that this report brands its author a
liar a every Intelligent mau.who has
read II. knows ito BE false from begin
ming to end: and. in the next place.
there was no Copnerhead soldier in the
OLD stu Regiment from Grant county.
and none, We know, bat a Copperhead
ever uttered zuch SANDER upon the
leader 81 tine Dntpu ARMIES.
4 served under Grant over four
years and never saw him under the
influence Of liquor nor never saw him
touch a drop, but have repeatedly seen
him refuse II under circumstances when
almost any ether man would have
INDUCED.
No sir. the lie is too base and COW
ardLv 20 stick and viii 90 home to
roost
The boys Of the old Sth fought to
crush rebels. and not % help them in
TO power. and We battle on the same
line vet. and vii 80 long as a rebel
shall dare 70 lift Lis traitorous head
In our glorious land
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-08-26

Iowa County for Col. Cobb in said
Convention, anu 10 use all honorable
means TO secure his nomination for re-
election.
Thereupon, or motion, the Con-
Tention proceeded 10 the election Of
two delegates at large, which result
ed in the choice Of John H. Vivian,
Of Mineral Point. and Samuel ".
Reese, Of Dodgeville.
On motion. Alexander Wilson and
VIM. E. Rowe were chosen as alter
natives.
y hereupon the Convention resol-
ved itself into assembly district con.
ventions
Upon The recall of the Conven.
ton, the following district delegates
were reported:
Northern Qst) District.-W. L.
Lincoln. Geo. II. Otis.
Southern (2d( District. ".
Rewev. Geo D. WILDER.
Alternatives-Geo. ". Bliss and
T 5. Ansley.
Loud calls were now made for Gen.
Cobb. who coule forward and addressed
the Convention whereupon the Con
veution adjourned. sine de.
Y. T.. LINCOLN, Chairman.
Attest. GEo. H. OrIs. Sectv.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-08-26
Drouth In Europe-Geld.


The drouth in England has reached
20 proportions of such magnitude as
20 make II evident that . large and
immediate demand for sap, lies of food
for men and animals viii exist.
It is found in England that wheat
ls below an average crop, that barley
and oats are very deficient. that the
hay crop was light, and, what is more
important that the root crop-furn-
fishing much Of the support of sheep
and the pasturage are nearly DESTROY
ed The unusual feature of sending
hay 10 Liverpool still continues. and
must continue. although Whatever
quantity We NAV send can alleviate
but little the distress which already
prevails IN a country so distinguished
hitherto for rich and extensive pas
lures and for vast mum bers of sheep
and cattle fed abundantlv, excepting
IN winter from this source. Our files
by the City Of Baltimore show that the
whitening effects of the drought still
continue, and that in Russia it ex,
tends along the Black Sea, as well as
the Baltic
L Is clear. therefore. that the cur
rent Of gold must return to this coun-
try Tor extensive purchases of food
and cotton, and particularly as Rus
sia Is crippled in her grain resources.
II we are true to ourselves, in our f.
nancial policy and in our elections
soon to occur. a career Of unusual
prosperity Will soon be the reward Of
our People.-N. Y. Paper.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-08-26

LET IT BE REMEMBERED-That the
Republican Congress, just adjourned.
passed bill. by more than two
third vote. 70 reduce the interest on
the national debt in an honest and le-
gitlmate manner-by borrowing the
money at lower rate Of interest and
paying of OF buying up the present
bonds. TIE Democrats rote3 against this
honorable and safe way Of reducing
the interest, and their President. Nj.
johnson, killed II By a rscEst reto the
session being so near the end that he
could retain i without signing
S.Gts Journal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-08-26

The Rochester, Minnesota, Post has
heard the biggest wheat story Of the
season. Mr.. John hilroy has had
the ' heat -hreshed from four acres Of
newly-broktn grub land. which, by
actual mea surement, yielded forty
seven bushels Of good wheat to the
acre He has forty acres Of wheat,
which he IS certain will yield forty
bushels to the acre.