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State VS.. Daniel Smith, negro; Indicted for
stealing Gun and coat tried by jury |;
verdict not guilty Ruslcdge for the State,
Hopkins fof defendant
State VS.. w. s, Forwood; indicted for an
assault and battery, and adndgcdguilty In
consequence ofthe slight nature of the offence
The Court imposed the nominal fine Of 81 and
costs. Rutledge for the State, Stump for de-
fence.
State VS.. Jacob Ringold, negro indicted
for stealing a coat, and ndjudged guilty, and
ssntenced to the penitentiary for the term of
one year and six months. Rutledge for the
State, Thomas for defendant. e. 4.
s. s. Stevens & Co., VS.. Edward A. Bodt;
attachment ON warrant laid on property
claimed by Fredericka Bodt, wife Of defend
INT, and motion to quash argued by Gilbert
and Waters for plaintiffs, H. w. Archer
and Stump for defendant. Held sub curia.
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Posi- oFFIeE ArrAIRs.--The pay of the
carrier in the special service from Havre de
Grace to Darlington, in this county, will be
discontinued, nom the 3Osh Of November,
1868. ''.,f { - 4
% At PerrymansyiIle, d. W. Taylor has been
appointed Postmaster, vice Benedict Il, Keen,
resigned d7 n3Naa .4 I'D II
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jT ESTiIM 0NIALS.

q. 1'5itadelph7d, March 1Qtk 1868.
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MARRIED

>. On Tuesday, Nov. 18th, 1868, at the Pres
byterian Parsonage, in Bart township, near
Georgetown, Pa, by the Rev. ]. NJ Ritten-
house, j. OSCAR STEARNS, of Hartford
county, Nd, to Miss ELLA MILLIGAN, OF
Lancaster county, Pa. sdt an brs
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4 Public Local ,,E,a;.l,.,. Law LAY
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. ~
CHAPTER 42I..

5,N,,v 4, AN 1CT
To repeal Section of Article Al of tho Public
General Laws of Maryland, title "Fish and
Fisheeies," and to- re-enact The same, with
amendments.
- Section I. Be it enacted by the General AS
sembly Of Maryland, That section 2 Of article Al
ofthe Code OF Public General Laws Of this State
be and the same is hereby repealed and amend
ed andre-enacted to read as follows:
2. No .person shall, from the tenth day of
June until thirty first Of July, in each year fsh
by gill net orlfauling seine, within the waite, +,
Of the Chesapeake Bay, lying within bounds OF
Cecil, Kent or Hartford COUNT 81 or any of its
tributaries within said counties unless with
seines usually called market senes, which are
used for catching summer fsh nor shall any
person, except resident citizens Of this State or
the owners or tenants Of lands or shores border
ing on any of said waters so lying within said
counties, fish BY giliInet, hsuliag eseiue Of any
device Whatever, within ttie Aforesaid waters, at
any period Of the year, unless approximation Of
the owners or tenants of the lands or shores
aforesaid; and anf person fiolating s6r Offend
ing against either provision of this section, shall
forfeit the boats, nets and sces, OF other fixtures
used by such offender at thetime of so violating
the same.
g See. Q. And be Il enacted, That this Act shall
take elect from the date Of It's passage. ~
- Approved March 30, 1868. y Es31Ss-4zA
axgyR THOMAS SWAIN, Governor.
n0vzjH.E a-a2et4 ANA S34A4Is8
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& MUTUAL BRE INspRANoE COMPANY IN
Hartford County. I'VE are gratifed to hear
that this useful Institution is in prosperous
condition during the current year. Although
the losses which it has been called upon to
meet have been to very large AMOUNT they
have oil been liquidated. On tho 17th inst,
Jeremiah Yellott, ESQ, of Baltimore county,
whose barn and its contents were destroyed
come weeks ago, was paid tho amount for
which the company was liable, $3,is0.43,
leaving In the treasury Of the Company very
respectable sum 10 cover future losses. The
entire amount Of losses paid up to the present
time, for the year 1868, is, $7,169.58. zoe
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91- We assure readers that "Barrett's vego
table lair Restorative" Is really valuable preparation
and that trial is all that Is needed convince any onc
OF Its exceilency.-fftt Christiar advocate.
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RED IA.cKEr AXE.
cOIBURN's PATENT.

-T.-I- No. M TCULBUKNS PATIENT. .I
Patented July 0, 1867. Reissued Aug. Is, 1868,
Extracts from Letters and Reports Of the working
qualities Of the Axe. ~ = Visa aa7 -
l. Your Axe Is bound TO be TaE Axe
IL It will cut 2j per cent. better.
Ill MY brother lost arm In the war; but with your
Axe ho can cut as well as any ono else can
Nv. could not get another, twenty-five (S25) dol
lars would not buy it.
v; IT will cut hoop-poes better than any other Axe
VI. / would not be without IL for anything,
VII The only objection is it goes foo lar into the
wood. E7'1 - ~
VIII Men who chop for living universally approve
oft, &C., &C., ad ilfnitum. -
For sale by all responsible dealers in the United States
III ~. r. s.-a ~ LIPPINC0TT 4 FAREWELL.
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Ths Cire.stf dsossrs.

two weeks The Petit Jury was discharged
on Friday, previous to the final adjourn
ment or The Court During ~ the term
about ninety cases were disposed Of by
trials. agreements. judgments. removals &c.
-Four civil and three criminal cases were re-
moved TO the Circuit Court for Cecil county
for trial. y fsdssy s.'a' ~
In addition TO .he cases heretofore report
ed the following were disposed ar. g7e
Ann Archer's executor VS.. the Tide Water
Canal Company /; action Of T. o. c. f.
Judgment by default at May term, 1865, in
favor Of plaintiff. The defendants moved to
strike out this judgments and after argument
the Court refused to strike out and over
ruled the motion III. w. Archer and Stump
for plaintiff, Dobbin for defendants. = y
Richard Blayiock VS.. VIM. E. Pannell /;
action ON the case; entered agreed. s. Arch.
er for plaintiff, Farnandis and II. w. Archer
for defendant. eA TIals gas it 81
Richard Rlaylock va. VIM. F. Pannell !;
action on the case; entered agreed. s. Arch.
er for plaintiff, Farnandis and II. w. Archer
for defendant. .l,i.'ggs ls,a-gr .'.s.,t n,
Richardson, use Of Holland vs.. W. G.
Burk Appeal referred to G. L. Van Bib
Der. Hopkins for appellant, Stump for ap-
pellee. Sd 4,.s NJ, &.
Lee Magnesa vs.. James Dobbin appeal |;
Judgment reversed, and Judgment for appel
liant for costs Galloway andS. Archer for
appellant, Maynadier and jarrett for appel
lee. = e Y ~ ,57 s'aa q
Thos. STREET. VS.. John j. Wright appeal
Judgment affirmed. Fasnandis for appellant,
Stump for appellee. 'E pa oR
Charles McCann vs.. Parker Forwoods OK.
ccutrix; appeal Judgment affirmed. 8.
Archer for appellant. II. w. Archer for mn
pellee. ' 49,, 800 -
Jas. Russell vs. John c. Charshee; appeal;
referred to 8. Archer. Gilbert for appellant,
Galloway for appellee. si aT
VIM. p. Taylor va. Lloyd Tydlngs ap.
peal Judgment reversed, and Judgment for
appellant for costs. Stump and Maynadier
for appellant. Thomas for appellee.
John Claymap vs.. VIM, x. Brown re-
turn Of constable's sale, and sale ratified
Maynndier for plaintiff, no appearance for
defendant. s.ilo
John clayman VS.. VIM. K. Brown return
VI cons'apio eais' aiiA saie .asins.t' Maypa-
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The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad mortgage
bond was stamped with $4,000 worth Of
revenue stamps, the largest stamping ever
done in tho South. The bond is worth &c.
O00,000.
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l. ~ II
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Ty'haf has Become or oar. Rail
- road Pr0ject2 s8ags+

Has everybody given up the long-talked-of
railroad, known as the Philadelphia and Bal
timore Central, about which there was SO
much stir, two or three years agof Commit
tees were appointed to correspond with the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company, but we have heard moth
ing from them for more than two years,
Has the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more Company determined to do nothing
further in the matter and forfeit the char
ter granted them by the Legislature Of
this Slater Have they come 10 the concur
sion to stop the road at the Susquehanna
River and connect, on the eastern side, with
the Peryyille branch of their lower road, and
thus forin connection with Baltimorea At
any rate, win somebody tell us what is the
cause Of delay2 If il is not to be made, it is
just as web to let US know it at once, and
If it is to be done between now and the next
food, let US know how long before the ris-
ing Of the waters, we may expect it.
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.OUn STREETs.-We understand that the
County Commissioners have appropriated
$3.50, to repair the pavements on Main street,
which are just now wofnlly out of repair,
and that they have secured the services OF
Mr.. Patrick Howard, as superintendent Of
the work. This is well considered move
on the part of the Commissioners, because
unless the work is overlooked by practical
man, the appropriation would be q useless
waste Of money Few persons in the country
know anything about putting down stone
pavements, as they should be always laid, to
be permanent and lasting; and as eonse,
quence the little repair which the pavement
has had, since it was first laid twenty years
ago. has generally done about as much harm
rs good The selection of Mr.. Howard is
important therefore, for the reason that he
has practical knowledge of the matter, to-
gether with the means necessary to repair
the old pavement as 1t should be done.
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18
Resolutions Adopted by Franklin Lodge No. Is,
4. F. 4 A. NJ, Ne the Death Of Brother Jas.
w, MeCaiister.

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Supreme
Architect of the universe, in His mysterious
providence, to take from among us, in sud
den and appalling manner, our beloved broth
er, JAMES W. MCCALLIsTKR; and, while we
fully realize how far he has been removed
from the reach of our praise or censure and
while we are sensible of how little avail anv
tribute of ours will be to allay the deep sor-
row of a grief-str,c.1en family, We still deem
it becoming and proper that we place on
record some testimonial of our apprecia-
ton of the virtues of our departed brother
therefore,
ReSOtred, That in the death of our la
mented brother, at a time and in a manner
so unexpected, the lessen is most impress
lively brought to the minds of all of us that
in the midst of life are in death"
Resotced, That Bro. MCCALLIsrER, BY his
mild and aimable disposition in has inter
course with others, his honesty and integri-
ty in his business relations, his qniet open
hearted, and unostentatious IiberaIitv and
benevolence to the poor, had gained for him
the love and esteem of the fraternity of
which he was a member, and the confidence
and respect of those around him.
Resoired, Thet by his death his family has
lost a dutiful son and an affectionate brother
the fraternity one of its esteemed members,
the community an upright, enterprising and
publlc-spirited citizen, the social circle
warm he arted and genial companion, and the
poor friend indeed.
ReSolred, That copy of the foregoing pre-
amble and resolutions be presented to the
parents of our deceased brother, and to our
worthy brother, K. c. MCCALLIsrER; also that
copy be furnished the newspapers of the
county for publication.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18

ACCIDENT. -On Monday morning
last, Mr.. COLLIN GoLDSwoRrHY, of this city,
was severely injured by the caving of the
dirt above him while drifting in his mine,
He was but about six feet from the surface,
and the caving was undoubtedly occasioned
him. He was INN edIately taken out, and
Doctors DALTON and VIVIAN called to attend
him He is considerably bruised, but the
principal injury consists in broken shout
der. The attending physicians report him
doing As well as could be expected under ex
listing circumstances. At this season of the
year, when the frost is leaving the earth,
miners cannot be too careful in guarding
against accidents like the above.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18

Fatal ACCIDENT.-OnW edncsdav
of last week, while Mr.. WM. EUHLER was
drifting in a shaft a little west of our city.
the cap-rock fell over together with a guam
tity of dirt, completely covering him. The
dirt prevented the rock from crushing him at
once, though he died before he could be ex-
tricated from beneath it. Mr. E. had friends
near Galena, and his remains were conveyed
TO hat place for interment. Mr. EUHLER had
dream the night before the accident,
amounting to a presentiment of what follow
ed He was So impressed in his dream with
the idea that he was being crushed with a
rock, that he got out of bed while yet asleep
and Called for some one to remove the rock,
which was crushing the life out of him. He
related this dream to his wife on being
reused from his sleep. She tried to prevail
on him not TO go TO the diggings that day,
but he remarked that it was only dream,
and promising TO be careful, went t. his
work, and his dream was realized.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18

The Great American Hair Prepar-
alton, valued at home and abroad, real hair
rcstorer or dressing lin one bottles. \ great
triumph in science. Mrs. 5. \. Aliens I'm
proved (nes- s,y}sE Every druggist sells it.
Price, enc dollar. Mar
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18

NEw PAPER.-Mr. W ALwoRrH, for
merly of the Richland Co. Observer, has com
menced new paper at Richland Centre
called the Sentinel The first number make
avery fair appearance. We hardly see the
necessity for two Republican papers in Rich
land Co, but if they can be supported we
bid them God-speed.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18

DROwNED.-We are deeply panied
drowning of Mr.. CHARLES r. HOLMAN, of this
city. On Friday Mr. HOLMAN, in company
with GEORGE PRATT, went to the West Peca-
tonica duck-hunting. While attempting to
ford the stream, which was much swollen by
the recent rains, he was in some way thrown
from his horse, and sunk to rise no more in
this life Mr.. PRATT returned to the city
with ell possible dispatch, latter exhausting
every effort to recover the body of his com
panion.) and several of our citizens repaired
to the spot, Ia little below Rablin's farm. J
and sought in vain for his body until night
Saturday morning the efforts were renewed
and the body soon found, the water having
fallen several feet during the night Mr.
HOLMAN had been a resident of our city since
the opening of the store of MONEY Bros, in
which he was managing clerk. Though he
had been but short time among us, he had
won the respect and esteem of n very large
circle OF friends by aff'able, social and manly
qualities rarely exhibited n the young men
OF our country. His age was about % years.
His brothers, sisters and aged father reside
IN Platteville, to which place his remains
were taken for interment He was buried
by the Masonic and Good Templar fraterni-
ties, of which societies he was a worthy
and highly esteemed member. His bereaved
friends have the sympathy of this entire
community, who mourn with them the loss
of one whom future years promised so much
of usefulness
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18

THE FREsHEr.-W e regret 10 learn
that JONI II. WARREN, Of Albany, Green CO.
lost severely by the late freshet. His mill.
a very fine one, was carried away, with a
large quantity Of grain. His store and Office
u. 5. Collector-situated on the bank of
the stream, were materially damaged.
From Mr. KIRBY we learn that every bridge
on the road between this place and Arena
was carried off, or materially damaged, by
the storm on Moaday night.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18

JOB PRINTING.-We have Just re-
ceived several fonts of new styles of Job
Type, elegant Borders and Rules which add
materially to our facilities for Poster Print
ing. Those in want of Nice Printing will
please make note of this
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18
BLACK SMlTHlNG
CHEAP PRICES FOR CASH ON
DELI VERY OF WORK.

WE WILL HEREAFTER charge the following prI.
ces for work, TO be paid for when the work is done:
For resetng horse Shoes Is cents per foot withou,
toe-corks with toe-corks, % cents per foot.
Jobbing work at corresponding prices
Take notice, these are CAS- II prices-no credit
given. Pay to-day and trust Tomorrow"
WIN & MANKEY,
GEORGE DAY,
THOMAS DAY
CHARLES BLEWITT.
Mineral Point, Feb g. 1865. 3m7%
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18

y RIVAL FOR "BRICK. - BRICK +"
PoNERoY, heretofore supposed to be the low
est BLACKBOARD in the country, has found d
rival in one of the officials of La Fayette
County, and the Darlington Democrat has be-
come his organ
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18

HAY-STRAw-A liberal price will
be allowed for few loads 81 Hay and Straw
10 any of our patrons who have enough and
10 spare.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18

CoAD's Block,
High ST., Mineral Point,
Have one of the best and largest
assortment Of Boots and Shoes ever
offered in this market, which they
will sell very cheap for cash.
They feel justified in saying that
they will sell a better article for the
same money than any other House
in Iowa County. They keep very
large assortment Of Home Manufac-
tured, Handmade and Warranted
Boots and Shoes, which they will
sell from 10 to 20 per cent. cheaper
than any other Shop this side OF
Chicago. and having greatly in
creased their facilities for their bus
iness, they are prepared to supply
all demands. They keep, also, a
full assortment Of the very best
Eastern work which they offer very
low. You viii find at their Store,
the choicest quality Of Glove Kid
and Goat Balmorals; Also. Calf.
Pebble, and Grain Shoes OF all
kinds; In fact, everything in their
Line Of Trade.
Call and examine thelr immense
stock b, 'ore you purchase.
Their mottos are. Cheap for
Cash, and ''One Price Only"
-. p. S.-Rem EN- Der. their
own work is HANDMADE and
all arranted 10 give ENTIRE
| TISFACTION. ni3
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-03-18

MYSTrC ALLIE - Exhibitions of the
wonders y science and wisdom, embracing
fun, mirth and novelty, will be given a;
Leaahau's Hall, on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings of next week The
programmes are rich, rare and racy, and
promise fine feast of fun 20 those who Nod
:. laugh ana grow fat. For particulars see