Bay City Press, The (Newspaper) - April 6, 1861, Green Bay, Wisconsin Tolm INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS NEUTRAL IN NOTHING VOL I GEEEN BAY WIS APRIL 6 NO 41 IS IIY JOHN D LAWE in OK Of ct one week V two weeks three every week one cards per annum half til Legal advertisements at the rates Inw D AORY and Attorney and Counsellor nt on Ht Green liny is i the Lines Composed a board of a Male Steamer Vs and at Law npr f 0 HOWK nd Washington and at Law and Solicitors in on Washington Street in the block at the old bridge WM 11 JK and Counselors at Law and Solicitors in Chancery Office on Washington Street in new Dudding nnd Counsellors in Brick Block Washington Street reen liny lT J at Law nnd Notary Oconto Co Wisconsin and CounseUor- and Counsellors at Law and tors in Chancery Appleton Wis It- will pay prompt tion to the collecting of claims examination ol titles and payment of taxes JOHN K and in new building Adams St liny JOHN B A- and Oconto Co of nil the cussed kinvoyiuicea Kf tills isn't 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done nothin but larf Till I'd int fur a of It come to That's the lust They'll over o For travil in a darned Afore I'll Ins to see question It lias its place in our system of Government as in every other It may and must be repel to hold public property and to enforce to the laws in every case Chapter ACT concerning proceedings in Courts in certain cases The people of Ike Slate of Wisconsin ed in Senate and Assembly do mad SUCTION 1 In any action now pending or which temporary disobedience aless shall hereafter be commenced m any m this n f tn state to any mortgage or enforce any evil than the attempt to compel as made or given i1 and of this the Government itself must the judge But no force can ever restore the Union That work must be done by other The people of the South must back bo driven atul will doit whenever they dye that their safety will permit and that their interests son or persons to any in in part payment for subscription to the capital stock of such corporation -or given in payment ol such capital stock in whole or in part or made with or given to any person or persons for the of such corporation either in as or as security for such payment in which of fact shall be joined according to the of Circuit Court Notary Conveyancer Will attend to the of and the payment ol in Door nnd in new building on 1 me Counties in Hooks and Stationery School BOOKS i Ink oks Paper Window Ac Store opposite the Washington Chicago 111 to him Ironi bn vr thi lumbering B and Councilor nt Law and Solicitor in Chancery in Hlock Washington street Hay W IK The Future of Secession It cannot be denied that there is n sentiment throughout the iu favor of lull ing the Gulf Status go The Abolitionists everywhere have been in favor of a dissolution of the Union from the beginning They have been hopin that the border States would join the cession movement rind that wo should then have two free and tho other slave In this way they think we should rid ourselves of all re- sponsibility for the existence of slavery it of the protection which it now enjoys under the Federal tion prepare the way for open fare upon it Tlie course of events has led very many persons to concur in the i wish for a peaceful separation who do not at all sympathise require it- It must be the aim nf the Government to convince them of this to avoid everything which will change the issue and prevent the people from their calm judgment upon the subject It must not dissolve the Union recognize its permit any of the bonds of Union which still remain to be severed Let it hold its forts its arsenals and all its public menacingly but as a ter of right and of let it make no attack and repel none for any other purpose than strict defence and This in our judgment is the policy by which bo must it is preserved at all It should be ed and carried out vigorously by the passive w tion Southern State should be recognized and Documents setting forth the true position of the Administration upon every question involving Southern rights should be placed in the hands of every The patronage the influence and the of the ment should be used to build tip the Un- ion party in every Southern State and to enable it to contend vigorously and with the party of Disunion This may seem a long it is the only one which contains the est promise of success It would be ier and more doubtless to sever the Union at once and thus end the strife But that would only begin it The Union is worth an effort for its both on account of its positive benefits and it is the only antee for peace freedom and prosperity We believe President will make its restoration the leading aim of his efforts and that he will adopt a policy which will prevent war satisfy the South of his de- termination to respect their rights and eventually bring back every r course of practice in said court it shall be the cluty of the court in which such action is or may all costs ordered on the application of cither party to suitable and proper person to take all the testimony to be taken iu this state either party may desire to give in such action and nil such testimony which cither party may desire to use on tins trial of such action and the person so appointed to take testimony shall take snch testimony and report the sume to the court together with the objections to questions pounded or testimony taken SUCTION 2 Upon filing of the report ol such testimony cither party may upon ten days no- or taxable against the Defendant and such shall be a charge and Hen upon the land or other property upon which any mortgage sought to be foreclosed shall have been given but such judgment shall be a charge and lieu upon no er property The defendant shall in no case be required to on on appeal until after the filial judgment in such action and in any action mentioned in this net the shall be required bvr the court on the tion of the Defendant or of any of the Defendants to for costs by written undertaking f-o be signed by two freeholders and residents ot the county in which snch action shall have been commenced or in which it shall be pending on change of venue of such justify in twice the amount mentioned m the un- over and above all liabilities and exemptions which undertaking m such sums as the court shall order not two hundred dollars And in wherein the court shall order the security for costs all proceedings in said action in behalf Plaintiff shall be stayed until such security shall have been given and approved by the court and until a certified copy of and approval shall have been the opposite party at least ten days 1 SUCTION 11 IF the person appointed to testimony as provided in this Act shall tiue of motion to the opposite party move the j the court or the Judge to out or suppress any portion or the thereof or shall neglect ov refuse to act under or testimony anil the court upon appointment the court shall at any time and iiv said motion shall by order sustain or over- as the case may require the same in whole or in part and either ty may except in to said order within twenty days attar service on him of written no- tice thereof which shall be filed with the clerk of the court and served ou the site party So much of the testimony reported as has not been or shall not be struck out or said shall as evidence on rendered or execution issued for any deficiency after the sale of the mortgaged premise upon the foreclosure of any such mortgage as described in this act SECTION 23 Any defence be made to any such mortgage contract or instrument in writing as is this apt by the maker of any such mortgage contract or may be made by any and all having any interest in the lauds or any part thereof ed or affected by any such mortgage contract or instrument in writing SECTION 24 If the holder of any such gage as is in this advertise the mortgage premises for sale virtue of the power of sale contained in such mortgage or by virtue of any law of this State authorizing foreclosure of mortgages by advertisement this mortgagor or any person interested in the mortr gage premises or any part thereof to the judge ot the circuit court of the county in which such premises are situate his petition verified by affidavit stating was given for the purposes mentioned in section one of this act and that the same was obtained by false or representations or without valuable consideration and such judge shall im- mediately issue an order enjoining such sale and in such order said judge shall direct au issue to bo made by complaint and answer between said o take parties which shall be tried by the circuit die or of the county in which the mortgaged point sorue suitable person for the purpose said and such person shall have the same powers as if originally appointed SECTION 12 If after the testimony shall have are situate unless the venue shall be changed as provided in this act From the service of such order upon the party making such sale his agent or attorney all further proceedings upon sale shall be stayed until the final of the issue so joined Such issue shall be tried heard and determined in the manner prescribed in this act and the holder of such mortgage shall on writ of error brought to reverse nny tinal judgment in said action the same shall be ered by the supreme court the same as IF in a of exceptions or ease made SECTION 3 Either parly may appeal to the supreme court from such order by lining with the clerk of the court whore such order was made serving upon the opposite party within the time now by law provided for such appeal a no- ice in specifying the order to the part hereof appealed from and snch appeal shall be i stuy of all proceedings in the action in which appeal taken in the court from which die is taken until the shall IKS ed of certified by the supreme court back to he court below 4 Any issue or issues of fact made or pointed to take testimony as aforesaid or to some other suitable person according to the provisions to take ing any question material to the issue but testimony shall never be used against him in any criminal prosecution or trial any action mentioned in this net shall demand of either party be by jury such demand shall be made before the reading of any testimony in said action on the tri- hereof a In as is in act or in any action brought to enforce any such instrument or contract in writing us is mentioned in this if the defendants or cither of them shall setup fraud in obtaining of the or want of consideration such instrument be deemed held and ed by plaintiff in snch action if owned at all at the time said plaintiff obtained tho same of all equities existing the thereto and the oath of the tiff shall not be deemed sufficient proof to remove snch presumption Sue 6 In any action mentioned in this net o the or issues shall upon trial be found the the judgment of the court accordingly and the plaintiff shall in said judgment be ordered and directed to der the mortgage and note or other instrument or contract which snch action may be of this act and such person may proceed to tke as by tllis 13 If any testimony taken according be in force to the provisons tit this shall be struck or suppressed by the court the expense of ing testimony shall be taxed against the party at whose the same was taken and such expense shall be paid before further shall be had on said action unless waived by the opposite party SUIT ox 14 No action mentioned in this shall be tried until the testimony shall have all been taken and reported to the court nov until objections to said testimony and all motions to strike outer suppress testimony shall have been finally disposed of on appeal or the time for appealing from the order striking out or pressing testimony or refusing to strike out or the same shall have expired without such appeal having been taken and all motions made such action shall be or denied Any person appointed to take WK ARE son Argus Democrat formally gives it adhesion to the new Administration a tho candid portion ot the Democracy j and judgment shall also be We do not feel at liberty to disclaim the inference thus drawn from the re- direct as provided in this act shall have power ami is hereby authorized to take mony anywhere in this State after giving notice as in this act such person shall be authorized to require the attendance of witnesses in accordance his and to require the production ot records books papers ami memoranda belonging to any railroad company or other from any part of this State and nuv witness marks we have made on the subject of i President Lincoln's Inaugural We have -1 for the bonds of with these views and Shelf is Hardware Ac Store o Wash opposite Northern i on Street over I- s j corner south ol the torn t House Adams Street Green Bay U is of the Abolitionists Thn dreud of war the apprehension that collisions may cur between the Federal authorities and the seceding haps more to do with this desire than any other motive Let us separate in us dissolve the partnership ty or to be particular as to the name of the political organization whose ples agree with our own But we con- fess that in the moderation of the party that has acceded to power in tho cal counsels that seem to control tho tion and in the earnest efforts for peace and conciliation that are being made we awl Hardware Mill Store west side of Washington street near warehouse Wholesale and retail dealers In Groceries mid Hoots and Shoes fcc in tilock opposite U S Hotel us dissolve tne to and an and let tho slave States take care oi we boa selves rather than run the risks ot a il the sentiment arid thousands who have no sympathy with the on either side We regard this sentiment as unsound and dangerous It ignores entirely the T A US K A iv on hand as elect Stock of and mad C ot i ion in new block Green Wisconsin M 1 and Counsellor at Law and Solicitor Ai n Chancery in new n Street Green Bay JACOBI and Counsellor at Green Wisconsin in Advocate Block nature and sanctions of government and involves perils tO fa than those it seeks to avert The ger of War would in our opinion be far greater after separation than it is now Differences may arise between the two sections which now both take the points to settle would then be contested with heated hatred and would end in open conflict Questions of com- merce of the rights of navigation of ex- of insult or ment of thousand sources of hostility would be created by tho very fact of all the restraints which now prevent wav would bo re- moved Wo might remain at peace for a year or two but War would inevitably follow a dissolution It would be sible for two nations so hostile to each other in the basis and of their under circum- stances of mutual distrust and dislike lying side by side with only an invisible boundary touching each other upon a long frontier and having a thousand bio contrast under the name of Democracy Wo do not like to bn too hasty in expressing the judgment we have formed but if the turc experience shall justify present we see no reason why we cannot labor side by side in political tion with those that voted for ABRAHAM It is at least a time when the arm of power needs to bo strengthened all patriots ought gladly to unite in support of the government a P A HEED Co Attorney and Counsellor at Low Notary lic and District Attorney tor Door Co state of will attend to the luxes and all other business properly belonging to tho Profession Public Co Wis Doon Co and ncl to be a man is to be a friend of the country In our own State also it is not too much to say that the have filled in a great measure the promises on which they came into power and that taxes a full treasury and good laws main have been the fruit of Re- publican rule How long the integrity oi th Konublican party will be ed depends very much on tho temper with which it meets and passes through this crisis But wisdom patriotism and good government wil give it a long lease of life and <6 Dem rendered in favor of the defendants as the case may he for costs and before said plaintiff shall prosecute any appeal therefrom he shall be re- quired to flic said note and mortgage or other in- strument or contract in writing on which said tion is founded with the clerk of said court shall costs adjudged and taxed or taxable in said action and no appeal by said plaintiff shall be deemed perfected filing and payment SEC 7 The person appointed to take ny according to the provisions of this act shall have power to issue and require the attendance before him of any agent stockholder or employee of any corporation ated by the laws of this state and of any person in this state Such subpoena shall bo in the name of the state of Wisconsin and shall be in the form now used in courts of record ex- cept the same need not be signed by the clerk nor sealed with the seal of said court and may require the production of any book or memorandum belonging to any railroad company or other corporation ov which ever be- longed to nny such railroad company or other corporation and nny record paper book or statement in writing made by an of- ficer director or employee of any railroad company or other corporation in the due course of his business as such officer agent director ov employee shall be held and taken to In: an ad- mission or statement by such company or tion and valid and sufficient evidence as against said company or coporation or person seeking to recover upon snch mortgage instrument or tho matters and therein stated and when the same shall have been properly proven copies thereof duly certified to be such person appointed to take testimony the provisions of this act shall be reported with as provided in section seven of Tho person so ed to take testimony shall be authorized and em- powered to administer all necessary and proper and any witness who being duly sworn by such person shall wilfully swear falsely to any matter or thing material in the trial of said action shall be deemed guilty of perjury conviction thereof shall as by law in such cases provided And such person appointed to take tiie time 2 testimony shall have power to adjourn AC and change the place of taking said timony from time to time from place to place as convenience may require on giving to both parties reasonable notice thereof SECTION 1C On application to Hie person pointed to take testimony as in this act provided by either party it shall be the duty of the person appointed to fix a time and place for talcing such testimony and to at least ten days no- tice thereof to tho opposite party in the action and in fixing the time when such testimony shall be taken he shall also allow at least one clay for every twenty wiles between the residence of and the place fixed for taking mony in addition to said ten days notice and in Approved March lilth SOMETHIXG ABOUT THE ox cheap ry excitement which commenced with the establishment of two or three One stores on Broadway so far siding seems to be spreading There are now as different shops in different parts of the city which dis- play a variety of goods called by sy and the jewelry and sensation placards invite the to call in and take his choice for one be or fifty so great is the the court shall competition in this business some offer your choice for five cents It is fortunate perhaps that one has his choice at so reasonable a rate for lie gets very little besides The article's offered for sale in those nil ops comprise everything in the jewelry pins studs brooches lets chains cameos and other apparently made of putty California diamonds and imitations of the various precious stones set in a substance more nearly re- gold than any of the numerous imitations heretofore as tutes for the genuine article Xot is the imitation complete many ses the jewelry is in excellent tirely devoid of the gaudy appearance at- taching to articles of this sort and is well calculated to deceive even the best judges Some of the larger shops on to this business arc fairly ed from morning till night with ers more or less of whom invest their dollar receiving in some article which differs slightly from Shakespeare's good immediate jewel of the as it is only tho who shall neglect or refuse to and on ate jewel of the sold For essentially sold are those verdant individuals who believe from three to five dollars worth of gold can be bought for fifty the time above 0 shall not be counted The person to take testimony in accordance with the provisions of this act shall be appointed in all other cases mentioned in this act which shall be pending in the same circuit SECTION 17 The person taking testimony in accordance with of this act shall be entitled to demand and receive ten cents per folio of one hundred for- necessarily done bv him i a nun in i- designated Sundays cents Ot course the majority oi 111 chasers know that the articles are simply skillful imitations but now arid then a a-n turn of ventures to propound the so successfully put up by What is or asks Is it To this the wary shopkeeper will reply that If it isn't gold he would Iu such a case bv such by such persons appointed to take y with Ms appointment and he shall also fee al j like to know what it ed ten cents for every mile necessarily traveled be well enough to his bv him in to the place for taking such testimony The charges mentioned m tins tion shall all be pa to the aid before the testimony shall court unless waived by the person appointed take testimony IE alV mentioned to this Prompt att Agent Sturgeon Bay Door t attention will be given to 13 1 the Payment of Taxes Drawing up ot Heeds and Redemption ol Lands sold for Taxes Land Warrants Located i it- promptly secured Lands m Door County in Market to Settlers at per acre Graduation Land Claims in Door 00 proved up at my WILLIAM ROWBOTHAM is prepared to furnish to order iu all the various styles nnd of the latest fashion A select stock of cloths Cassimeres and Vestings Ready Clothing Goods Ac constantly nn hand and for sale nt tho lowest cash prices Store on Washington stroot one door north of Sbe U S Hotel Green Bay Wis points of dissension and discord to avoid hostilities for any considerable length of time While we remain united even ally there will be on both the most aversion to a hostile collision All in both sections who desire tho tion of tiny Union will do every thing in their power to prevent a conflict The Federal Government will avoid a resort to force until absolutely compelled to use it in with day of reflection the people of the South will be- come more and more unwilling to such an issue The true policy of the Government is unquestionably that inactivity The object to be aimed at is the In Georgia the price of brandy lias ad- to fifteen cents per glass in con- sequence of the southern tariff on ted liquors This is a severe blow upon the most vulnerable point of the timony shall be attached as exhibits to re- by him the desired says he wonders the dies take such pains to render respondence so strokes being just visible to the naked eye and the no heavier than a why there is suck a universal tendency to the little o's and a's just on the line so that they look like strung on a why they will persist in making their chirography generally so uncertain and undecided that a page of ordinary feminine handwriting looks like a sheet of paper covered with a half-finished web made by prentice spiders and condemned pro rector or employee of company or other corporation shall neglect or refuse to mit such examination of tne records papers books memoranda or statements in writing of such railroad company or other corporation as by this act is authorized and required to be made or shrill fail to produce the such person pointed to take testimony as aforesaid shall re- port fact lo the court before which the case may then bn pending and person officer director employee shall be deemed and adjudged of a contempt of court and in the discretion of the court shall be punished and the compel the ance of such person officer agent director or employee before the person appointed to testimony as in this act and until sneti required testimony shall have been obtained all further proceedings in the case shall be stayed unless such testimony shall be waived by the ty desirous of taking the same SEC 8 All any note or for the purposes mentioned in this act shall be brought and tried in the county where the mortgaged premises or a part thereof are situated whether snch action is on any note or contract or on any mortgage given for the security of such note or contract tending to rebut the testimony taken by the defendant on new matter but the shall not he allowed to present testimony ative to that by him at first given If in any case mentioned in this 19 act the court shall strike out or suppress any terial testimony on the ground oi informality ir- or error in taking the sa -i n nP r 1 IbJ j shall order such testimony to be retaken and in conformity with the requirements ot tins act mity SECTION 20 a wr ter Either party to ritten notice of appeal within f written of such judgment of appeal shall specify whether the whole or whai part of such judgment is appealed from and such appeal shall stay all proceedings m said action on said appeal until said appeal be finally determined and certified back to the court from whose taken the Southern from their as awkwardly clumsy by tire journeymen The appeal of the must be to the minds of the peo their judgment their political common sense Force as a means of restoring the Union or of preserving it is out of the spinners COME blarne Fortune for not visiting us whereas in many cases the fault lies at our own door in to invite her in that t the person or persons contesting t of such instrument chti the ange of venue for the same causes and on like terms as are now provided by law for change of place ot trial in civil actions in the courts of record anct provided further that for the purpose of SEC 21 If the party plaintiff shall recover ment in any action provided for in this act and land shall be sold for the purpose of ing satisfaction of such judgment in whole or in no title shall be acquired under or by tue of such sate so as to entitle the purchaser or anv one claiming through or under him to the possession or to the or profits of the land thus sold until the time for taking an appeal from final judgment as provided in this act shall tave expired purchasers of land sold after final judgment as in any of the as The new and really beautiful material so closely gold is a recenS French discovery known to the trade us The component parts copper 100 parts zinc or j 6 parts sal ammoniac parts quicklime 1.8 parts and tartar of commerce 9 parts Such at least published for making The copper is first melted the other terials are added little by little the is added last in small grains the surface of the mixture and stirred in till fused The substance not only looks like gold but is m very similar in fineness of grain and ling and serving I sity it is malleable and ductile can be ithin four years at- drawn cast rolled and even beaten into arld ig of all the to which gold is subjected by artisans in that ore Every one remembers the story of tho person who showed to a expecting to astonish with its beauty and rarity said court which notice ment the appeal was and says Demidoff I have a of it in my house The newly-discovered which at present is used ly in jewelry pen and pencil cases and watch cases can be produced with such cheapness that there is no- reason why it should not come into ral use of utility as well ns ornament For carriage and sword hilts and scabbards and ses mentioned in this act shall be subject to the The depositions or testimony and has this advantage claiming under him shall to all intents and residing out of this state may be taken on commission as by law provided in other cases SEC 10 In any action mentioned in this act if final judgment shall be for the plaintiff such poses cease andt determine that it will wear and retain ment or shall be as it is in
