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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07
Published March 10, 1870 ]
CHAPTER S0-Gi NERAL.

AN act 20 amend thapter IL Of general laws Of
1860, entitled IAN act to reerganizs end enlarge
the university Of Wisconsin, &c"
The people Of The state If Wisconsin, represented
4. senate and assembly do enact a. folows;
Section l. Section Eve { Of chapter one hun
1rp3 ud fourteen Nlil Of tie genera laws of 70 &,
here yar ended 50 rs 10 cad as follows; g he
COVER mrut o. t university shall vest iu board
Of regents t. consist Of thirteen q J msmbers, two
gapaa nal Histr t of the state as the districts are
now c0usliu ed; ana the stgtc superintendent OF
pubiclustru ton, who sha be an cr-9H 10 mem
Der { ID boa d: proU.a'i ID be present meme
trrs arp irtrd from thu state large sha con-
tins iu olise uuiihe Of heir rgspt Ell e
t.us"
Sec. Section Thirteen l3l Of sdd. eh1pter ~
is b,ahy a.ucudrd so ~ 90 read as ilw4: '.For
tha Support ana endowment Of TIE Uuivtr.i ythors
ar. h.rrhy arp priatr. FiTst, the me mc ut The
UNIVERSITY fund Cold, b. income oi "a iBnt d.
ryt from the sales ut the so hu dred tnd forts
HHuaH1 cr.sn auj grr ted y congress ~ ne
sffp ol Wisconsin Y virtue If H aci arp on d
Jq'y rs y cuhuel an act 6ua Ing land 10 I G
several states aud trrdtarrs' wi h provide col,
leFrs 'n- TIE hn eht u Agriculture ana the me-
chirtc urt-. which luad tuul be dct znat 4 the
agricultural 60 leee fund, third, sli IN p eantrhu-
ifom public or private inun'v. THe IN ira incnm
a % s., fund sla' be placed It he drpt.Bl6' the
b7ard of r~peuts, ty transfer 20 the treasurer o
sad hOatd ihenceiouh 20 I've Ill tihct and in1e-
pendent OF thg aceo nts II the state, and for the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07

In NUMBERS there Is safety. II was upon
this principle that tho formula Of Juds' ms
Mountain Herb Fills was prepared. DR.. Jud.
son, intending to spend fortune in advertise
ing his pills, sutmtted his recipe TO the re-
vleion OF the most intelligent and learned
physicians OF the age, AMI the result IL
simple but most cilicacious mediclne--the
Judsun's Mountain Herb Pllls. They purify
the blood remove all distractions, cleanse
the skin of all pimples and botches, and are
perfectly sure and safe in their operation.
The Jud,on Mountain Herb Fills cure Bilious.
nees, Female Irregularities, Headache, and
many of the diseases arising from impure
blood and dtranged digestion. Use the
Judson's No lntain Herb Pills, and when YOU
have proved th, II virtue recommend them to
your friends They are both sugar.coatod
and plain. For sale everywhere.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07

"7He hdif Jio,oH rose is ioUeier Than The bud
And fed and pure as earliest beads Of de,0.'
It is from such exquisite flowers that tho
rare and delicate perfume is procured for
Rings Vegetable Ambr0sia Antoine Chris,
at Grasse in the South Of France is con-
rtantly extracting II from the flowers OF that
sunny region, and shipping for the mann
IAGturrTs of this great American cOAhnetiuue
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07
Published March 81, is7r,l
CHAPTER l31--GESERAL.

AN ACT to amend section one of chapter - o. me
gen raj laws Of IS. EMIT ed ian act reiating TO
the collect ON Of tax
The people OF The state of Wisconsin, 'tpresented
IN senate aud assembly, do enact as follows;
Section /. Section one of CHAPTER $50 OF general
laws of 1868 is hereby amended so that II shall
read as follows l. shall be the dniy OF he clerk OF
the board of SUPERVISOR on or b fore the hrst day
of July OF eacn wear, to return TO the clerks oi inc
several towns cities aud villages in their respective
counties list Of xes remaining paid upon any
tract Of land IN their respective towns Ties or VII
lagos for the prece ing year, and the town city or
village asses .ment roll shah DO made to show oppo-
site ich ira of la therein assessed ana under
the bead of "tax unpaid for previous Years we
year or yesrs for which snch tax remains unpaid
aud ali county, town, city or village trea nrtrs IN
giving receipts Tor taxes pad upon any tract OF
land shall under the hesd or e xes unpaid Tor
previous years, enter in such rec ~ opp SITE tne
said tract the year or years fnf which snch unpaid
tax is due on the trit of land Tins ceipted for
Sec Q This act shall take eject from aud after
its passage
hrDroyed March II, 1870.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07
The Ladies' sorosis club,

of New York recently changed their discus
sions from woman'- suffrage to Hair prepara-
tions and Pimple Bauishers. They declared
that where nature had not endowed them with
beauty, it was their right-yes, their duty to
seek it where they could. So they al voted
that Magnolia Balm overcame Sallowness,
Rough Skin and Ringmarks, and gave tho
complexion II most d,stiague (Soroslan) and
no doubt); and that Lyons Kathairon made
the Hair grow tn ok, soft and awful pretty,
aud moreover prevented it Il om turning gray.
II the propretors did not send the SISTERS an
invoice, they are not smart.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07

AT Lanesboro, Mass, on "Wednesday OF
last week, the steeple OF the Episcopal
church was blown down. The bell was
carried twenty feet, striking the root,
breaking several rafters, and then rolling to
the ground unbroken
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07

HOoFIAND'S GEbMAN BlrTEHs.--"IhS yalu-
able medicine has been In use in our place a
long tim past, aud has performed vendors
We may notice q few instances that have come
under our immediate notice. Almost every
person who has stopped at the hotel Of VIM
Lackey E.q one year since, predicted, from
his emacated countenance ard debility that
he could not live much longer. He was una
bic to att nd to business, and for the greater
part of his time confined to his room We
recommended m to try the German Bitters,
which hs did, aud to the surprise Of all his
friends and acquaintance, he now Ia able TO
attend TO his usual business, and perform
manual labor
The case Of Henry Asper, u stone mason,
whom no one supposed would ever recover
ON the debility Of Lis system, but was
looked upon as fat approaching the grave,
took eight or inc bottles Of these Bitters
during the last winter, and this. summer he
HIS been 90 the surprise OF al who knew the
cast) following ais ade
The case Of William Murphy is no lees
astonishing, He, tou, WIS no far reduced ~
20 induce general belief that the grave
alone would DO his only remedy. Mr Lhckey
induced HIM TO try tho HooHands German
Biterr; he is now, apparently well man,
and able 10 do hard dtSs work.
We could mention many other CAGES OF a
eimilr character, IT it were necessary.
II the afflicted We cay, Try 10 fnrl and we
will warrant rgiIt
nHo.l nd's German Bitters" 10 entirely
fios from ah Alcoholic sdmixture.
HotGanI's Gelmau Ionic x used in the
same d.Hl ates a. the BIT ~, hY those pre-
fpIrng preparation more Initiating The
Tonic h a competition Of all Toe Ingredients
10 which ia added pure santa
cruz Rum, orange, anisc, te., mabiuE
rpmtdF Of farp Wiue aud most agreeable
and plea amt Dmocr1i Nrr Bo1mted,
PaTy ~ ia.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07
wv a'i''h -hHi Va So A''"'I
CHAPTER l12-GEHERAL.

AN ACT TO provide for the relief OF the families Of
ciuzeus oil Wisconsin who served IN the regular
army Of the United States.
The psopla of the state of Wisconsin, represented
IN sel ate aud assembly, do enact as fohows!
Section | Every citizen of this state who enlist.
cd and 81 rived a nou-cc mmissioned officer on pri-
yatg in tie regular army OF the United States during
tbe he ciyf war or any plrt thereof and who,
duripp lbe time Of such service, bad faloily de.
ppndeDt ON him for support, who was credited to
The state Of Wisconsin upon It's quota under any
ga of The president Of the United states for men
20 rye m said civil war, aud the fam lies OF those
aim died IN said service, shan receive the sans
extra uay o. W8s given TO enlisted or drafted men
uuder The provisions Of chapter III Of tbs general
ls. OF 1si- aud aptcr 40 Of the general laws OF
Ne .uuaer The same conditions restrictions aud
limitations as pr uded in said chapters and al the
.foyisiols Of said chapters shall Apply 70 and be
csu.t ue1 20 iLclu Ie On-c0mm ssioned oiAcrshnd
lvtgs In iha regular service aiote aid, excepting
lotions ~ l3 a aIl Is Of chapter ~ Of thu u-
raj laws ui 1901 sflreaaid proudd that The
families ok those who died IN said service referred
tg IA ils ACT shall receive no more extra pay than
f. provided iu section OF chapter III OF the gem
ar4i Laws OF lea, aud under the same restrictions
ana prov ons, snd all applications for extra pay
Iuatr his set 81 II be- q lea with ,he efclctar, II
state on o, before tus frs day Of March, 1917 and
ne fsc-efory Of state shall require satisfactory
nro5l Of such service,
Sc 3 1h3re Il hereby appropriated, out Of any
moneys IN the state treasury not o,herwlte appro-
5riajea, a sum sufficient 20 pay Oh c.amt Which
sbal he present. d and lowed under the provisions
NJ tits ct
SIC 8 This act shall take CfI CT and be "A force
n III ard alter us passage aud publication. \
Apptol ca March ", ~.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07
tPu' lished March 25, 1870
CHAPTER l2S--GENFR'L.

AN ACT to- amend .ec,ion one chapter lf4, general
laws OF 1869. ntilled an act to amend chapter
100, ge era laws OF IS 2, entitled an act to pro-
vide FIR the assessment Of property for taxation
and the levy OF taxes t ercon.
The people of the state Of Wisconsin, represented
III senate aud as emily, do enact as 4 lloSs;
Sc ion l. Section l, chapter 'fl OF the general
laws of 1859 entiil can act to amend chapter 100
of tn general laws of 1868, entitled act to pro-
vide Tor the rs, essment Of property for taxation
and the levy Of taxes thereon ia hereby amended
by inserting in the hth line from the end Of said
se ton after the wort benefits, the words, 'and
In C Sc Of a chart red co leae or iv'rsNi pro
d d, the lands reserved for grounds OF the III
stituuops not exc edina forty acres.
Sec q This act shall take eifet and be In force
from aud after its pa SAGE aud pub icdtl0n
Approved March II, 1870.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07

TIM Charter OF the Washington Life se-
cures al tho ? offs 10 tile insured. hyro
tLuH this cannot he done.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07

ALL severe hlriassiDg Coughs are cured
in less than one half the time necessary TO
curq them with anything else hy uang DR..
rierce's Alternative Extract or Golden Medi-
cai Discovery, the chief ingredient of which
Is extracted from modest little plant found
growing by the roadside. H. Is warranted to
arrest and cure consumption Ia it's early
-tsgce. Sold by druggist or get three bot.
lie for three and quarter d liars. free Of
Express charges by enclosing Tho money to
De-. r. v Pierce, BNflto. n T.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07

j. HcNupDy, fh8ITni1eut W tha farmerf'
wa Heehamc- Lille Insurance Company, 81
.2I0 Brqa way, Ne0 York, b tbc mgeet rlla
bodug tbe Office az lf fiG no ul % Llia lu-
rulauta Company. EU has testified noes lhe
into tic hutiuoss audIs pushing lbs c.mpany
w.t.tj the vigal possible. We enc pleased
10 labu that The cumnany has proved grand
succeBs. See advertisement 10 another
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07
Publ he'd March %, 1873 !
CHAPTER ll0-GESAnAL,


AN ACT to relieve owners of and other persona
having real estate in any of the cities OF this
state.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
in senate and Assembly. do enact as follows;
Sect on J. In all cases where any assessment has
been OF shall be made by the authorities oil any
ci of this state for the purpose of raising money
TO pay tor any work done or Improvement made or
10 be made upon any street or hi hway In such city,
and the cost OF which work or Improvement has
been or is liable to be assessed against any lot or
parcel of Ian bounced by such street or highway
il shall be lawful for the owner OF or any person
having an interest In any lot or parcel OF land
bounded by such street or highway, md any con
factor or his signs having any claim against such
H.. or mar FL of land for any work done or 10 be
done BY him upon such street or highway under or
by virtue of any contract with the authorities OF
such city, 10 agree and settle for snch work and
Improvement
Sec 9. Any release duly executed ana ScRnowl-
e1gad by an, contractor or his assigns under the
nr0yisiops of the foregoing section shall be en'i-
led TO record In the Office Of the register of deeds
Of the county wherein such land is sitn'ted, AMI
shall be a full payment and thectua release and
4, scharge OF oil claim of such contractor or his
assigns against any lot or parcel Of land mentioned
therein but not Of any aim OF the city for print
Ing. surveying, engineering and other incidental
exnenses and also Of all claims against the owner
of the same, or he city which may be a contract.
ing PARTY for such work or improvement.
Sec q This act shall take effect from its passage.
hpproyed March n, 1870.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07

THE Washington Lifo-ils giowth has been
Headq, rs sucee marked, ia 4ystom ~
business pfe-eminenty adapted 20 benefit tho
policy holders
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07
(Publish, d March 25, $50 ]
CHAPTER ll9-GRSfRAI..

AN ACT to provide for ewing and collecting state
tx for the year 1870.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented
i'll senate and assembly, do enact as follows;
Section !. There is h reby levied upon all the
taxable property of the state, stnte tax for the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred aud
seventy, 81 tour hundred and eiguty thousand dol
lars, in addti,n 10 the amount author 2vd TO be
levied by ,xs ting laws. Sold tax shall be appor-
tone am ny and assessed upon the several coun-
ties of tn sia'e and coll, cied and paid into the
state treasury as pr vidtd 10y law. The same snail
be apporion 10y the secretary OF stats, on or be-
fore the second Monday in October next. and the
amou.t airport oned o any county shall be crru-
fed by the secretary of sta to the clerk of The
board Of SUI 20 visors OF such county, a. soon as
ma be afIer e apportionnen., snd the said clerk
shall apporion the same among and certify the
same 10 the several towns, CT les aid incorporated
villages thereof, fccordinp 10 law, aud the amount
20 apportioued shall be co ected and paid over ac-
cording to law.
Sec This act shall take III 'ct and be in force
from and after It, passage and publication.
Approved March II, 1870.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07
Published March Is, lsT0.l
CHAPTER lt5-GENEnAL.

AN ACT to amend section Of chapter 1883 Of the
general laws Of 1869, entitled Fan act to repeal
chapter lb2 of the general LAYS of - entitled
of c"unsies and county officers, aud to amend
section 81 of chapter IL OF the revised statutes,
entitled of counties and ,ounty ofiioers'"
The people of the state of Wisconsin, r presented
in senate aud assembly. do enact rs follows;
Section l. Section OF chapter 1888 of the gen.
eral laws OF 1869 is hereby amended so as to read
as followe. Section 2. Section u ~ lone OF chapter
thirteen OF the e,ised statues is hereb, amended
by I'D ing after the word claw" in the last line OF
sad sec ion, the following words; No publication
OF notice of tx sales sha he deemed illegal notice
except the same be published in newspaper print
ed In the English language, hut whenever in the
opinion of o court, judge officer or ohrr p' rson
ordering the publication of any other legal police.
the interest of the public and OF the parties inter-
estad will be subserved thereby, such 'urt Judge,
officer or other person III have authority to order
the pubcsti OF suoh notice in some paper r mt
ed in other than the English language. II such
legal notice shall be 40 ordered 1t shall be pub
lished in such newspaper in the English language.
aud such publication shall be d, emed sufficient
legal notice"
C. 2 This act shall take feet Immediately
and be in force from and after it, passage and pub
lie it,on,
Approved Mar, h &c. 1870.
Published March 25, so
CHAPTER 1'6-GENERAL.
AN ACT providing for the settling of bill If excep-
lions and tests of process In certain cases.
The people of the stbte of Wisconsin, represented
in senat and assembly, do ep.ct as follows
Sectioal In all suits whenever either party my
with 10 settle bin OF exceptions, and the person
who was the judge before whom he same was
tried shall or have ceased to be,sucn judge.
Ell her from the expiration OF his term of ciice or
from resignation or other cause, such person shall
have auth rity, and shall proceed to settle aud
sligo such bill Of RECEPTIONS in the same manner as
II he was It'll acting such judge, and may sign
the same as late judge
Sec 2. II such person shall refuse to so settle
O., d sign such bill Of exceptions he may be com
PEELED TO do, by manoamus or other PR per pro-
cess the same IA II he still holding such flee.
Sec s. In case there .s a vacancy III tho office OF
thu judge Of apy court, during such vacancy any
writ or process which may issue therefr m. II re-
quiz ed by law to BE- tested the same shall be tested
III the name OF the chief justice of the supreme
court
Sec l. This act shall take effect and be in force
irs m and after its publ cation.
Approved March III, 1870.
(Publish, March %, $50
an
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07

HuHLDUr g LDsALLs, leading wholoaalt
! druggists q the Northwest, corner LaE
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07
Published March 81, ls70.l
CHAPTER 1874 GENERAL.

ed March II, 1872.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07

INFANfs- Much sulleiirR q UUsQ tender
ttle buds Of the human family might be al.
afed by uslng Airs WHitcomb'a sHup. $40
advertisement ip another 60 ump
+ lHE Z, SAhD Mai Line VI oteamshlps leave
weekly from NV York, Ii,erp6ol and
Queenstown. Agents N all the principal
cities # tue Northwest. ). Rove, Genera
Western Agent. No. 2 Lakcstrs Ct Chicago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-07

support Of the aforesaid colleges departments Of
Arts or letter. and such other colleges and depart
mems as SHAH be established in the university or
connected Herewith: pror DID that all means de-
rivab from other pub lc or private bounty sha
be exclusively d voted to the specific object Il e.
which they shall have been designed by thu
grahtor."
3 c 3, All scts or parts OF acts conflicting with
the provisions Of this act are hereby re-. ealei
sec.4 This act shall take Eject from and after
it's passage.
A. proved March r. TO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-09
Enforcing the Amendment.

We are glad to notice, in both branches Of
Congress, disposition to enforce the proyis-
ions Of the Fifteenth Amendment. 1t is an
nounced that test ease is at once to be made
up in Maryland to bring the Amendment at
the earliest possible date before the Supreme
Court, for its consideration This is doubt
less one reason why the Secretary Of State
deems it prudent to withhold the official pro-
mitigation of the Amendment until Texas and
Georgia shall have been regularly admitted
and thus iortiy against the informality of
Indiana and the possible uncertainty in the
case Of New York There will then be no
shadow Of pretext for interference by the
Supreme Court.
Mr. Summers bill to enforce the Fifteenth
Amendment provides that any person who,
under any pretence Of race, color, or previous
condition of seryitude, wilfully binders, or
attempts to hinder, any citizen Of the United
States from being voted for, or from holding
Office shall be punished by fine of not less
than 500 or more than $4,000 or by i'm.
prisonment in the common Jail for not less
than thirty days nor more than one year.
Suitable provisions are made for carrying out
this act by the United States Courts and Off.
GERS, and to institute proceedings at the ex-
pense Of the United States against any per-
son who may violate it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-03-09
Notes and Comments.

"A store-keeper in Belfast, annoyed by
loaieTs who persisted in roosting on the gran
lite sill of his window, poured suphuric acid
on the stone, so that each Of the loafers left
the seat of his trousers there when he got up.
Hartford life insurance companies have
assests amounting to upwards of $4,000,
900. Their total income from premiums and
interest during the year 1869 was over 500.
100000, and they distributed nearly 81 ,00O,-
600 in dividends to stockholders and policy
holders
AT meeting Of the National Associa-
tion of School Superintendent at Washington
recently, it was stated that $4,000 900 had
been expended for the education of freedmen
since the war, besides what was collected by
themselves. One.haf was discussed by the
Freedmen's Bureau and the other half by
Northern benevolent institutions
The public debt was reduced about six
and half millions during the month of Feb.
ruary, and the total reduction in the past
year has been over eighty-seyen millions Of
dollars. This is pretty good evidence that
Gen. Grant was sincere when he declared
himself in favor of economy and a reduction
of the national debt.
commissioner Delano was in conference
with the Ways aud Means Committee Thurs.
day with view Of adjusting the machinery
of the Internal Revenue bill, that the taxes
may be more easily collected. 1t seems to be
generally considered that the income tax will
be re.enacted, but reduced to per cent.
exemption not to exceed $1,000.
Governor Stevenson, Of Kentucky tele.
graphed an answer to Mr. Golladay, the mem.
Dor of Congress who resigned few days
since upon hearing that the Committee on
Military Affairs were preparing to report a
resolution Of expulsion. The Governor re.
fuses to accept the resignation, and reminds
Mr.. Golladay that his duty to his State his
constituents, and his own honor demands a
full investigation of the charges against him
OF selling cadetships.