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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05
DR.. AMOS q. AVLL's

UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
~ BEDFOkD. NJ. ID q he University q he City 81
os Nsw.Nork, formerly Professor o. Midwifery N the
Medical College Of South Carolns makes the following
statement
am much pleased with Dr. Hubs instrument for Pro
spsus liert- have no doubt II viii prove highly ocne-
6elsl IN his very complaint among femaes Nn
instruments have been presented Al discreet times
lie Faculty, with The view OF supporting The rrospsed
womb hct have never any wAich many accounts
can compare In excellence with Dr.. Hufs Uero-AcdOm
insl Supporter AULLS TRUSS OFFICE,
1 Nesey-st AslcT House, New-York-
TS- TIE Ladies' Departmental private spt o; rooms
u scea under he especial charge q ecshed feEais
attendant Ni lm'
VIItIER's AGENCY.--Oihce II BToae-sL New.
wi YoFThs Subscriber cSers bis services Agert for
AIors M The selecicn and purchase q MI S.cnes Bolt
fnr Cob Screors Beuns. &c. ard for all other Erices
used 10 re conslrGccon or running Of Siean Wafer
Mils VIII also i1rnish lrornsou plans Tor iheiI
sructoa and contract for Tie building Of lie sane uron
the most approved ueihcd
Wil also act Agent for Fsieniecs 0r al machines
connected VITA nilllng. -
All ccumsuie siious pos, ps!d addressed % }. PAYNE
III BrosdsL NewYoFk1 OF Brooklyn Gay NILS, Brook
Brooilyp chy Nils. lat March. $50. Ms
T11O DkNTIsTs.-The subscriber has ilst received a
cement without mercury for hing Tech, inveniec
and recently Improved BY Of the ts surg cal Dentists
IN he world Il u believed be he beat arrce Of ne
kind ceefcd 10 the profession koI sale a. hc penz
depos Of JOSEPH T. MURPHEN
Isl lms $50 Broadway.
Orders BY mall accompanying One Dollar can have siG
eenS By resarn e1pxpss.
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e s.ss!szrAsD ERIE RAIL ~ go

NUNU FHErF
gem<at-To commence Monday, December III
For pas gers each way daily Except S1ndsys
Leave newYork from the fool 81 Dusne-ss a. oelocs
A. VI. FOR Piennont, Rsmapo, Monroe Chester Goshen
nld1e tOvn, Ousglle and all the Intermediate places.
Leave O.syll.e at7t A. II. Middletown et Q, Goshen
81. and Chester a. 40 A. d. for NewYogk-
Fefs between New.YOrk and Onsyille 81 -.
freight from Nsw-YCrk VIII DO received At tbs foot On
DuanesL board he befges Samuel Marsh ADD Henry
saydsul Jr. che u which viii lezve Ihs city aS O'CLOCK
P. NJ on Tuesdays, r toBcsys an6 sstDrdsys ,.
Freight for Hew1Ork win DO taken Dy 1e uain lsssns
Olsyie al o'clock A. b. on he ab0ye mentioned 'nIes
dAYa II aach Nreek. Dec. l. ln43 %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05

WINDOW SHADES GLit Cgrrirss, Gil Bans,
w Gc a. Who.ssLe.-J. L WOODFOkD, 80 Broad
vay has received a. extensive assortment u WlEloW
shstes 0! a-nost every description. Amcug them are
landscapes Ta1giag x al prices Asoi ko1tn, Crecizni
GoAic, and every fiye Of Echiect-re. A.soi frssca
scrolls, yi-lsres. plain borders, &C. &c.
Also. isst rees.-=d fo1r cases Concef Which VIII Dc
offered A. Ersat reduction fcn for-er rrices Gil bands,
do Pms window ortsses c1rALl OsPs tasses, ccrts,
ke n B Urkosterers AID mss1Gnis buyi1g 70 sell
again allowed liberal dssco1nt-LE-Fgs bai.1nss i1sI
s5ovs ReG6--sL id
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rIO IRON MASTERS, Cap1a-.s,s and RAiroe1
Y COmpa1iss-rLe Advertiser csz uA1ui.ctere ne
ard Lzroad irua FOR onsfourh sss han TIE present
node snd o1sg 0f machinery OF lesI i1a1 che
ten.h IA; row Ia use tor purpose Bu very
ss Of rolsy necessary % prove he prAeca-
hy End bcne1i Of ne qec. Any oIs naFlng id1is e.
lheiT aisposs sud MO I1y 5esirs ea5ATk n H. can
Lave Al lliervlrW By s1aEssszg RaEc-1 - iAis ose-
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l1ublir Conpenantes, &r.

a~E~ REGULAR MAI. LINK bs,wee
l,x.LEifzftr Boston anu NeU.fofk. by he fsa slo
splendid steamers MASSACHUSETTS,
Tbs steamer GovERNoR, Capt Seth fhsysr, sns
hAsSACHUsETTs, Capt w. Potter, VIII run inioufo
ou IA. sesson In connection with the scnng.on asd Proy
denes and BosLou and Proydeuce RAILROADS lssunt ncv
York daily, Sundays excepted, nom Pier no nofn
River. O'Clock, r 81. and stonngton at oelock,f
n or upon NO sTrtvs Of me hfsii usin from bo.ssn
There steamers are unsurpassed In speed sPensof ~,
staisrooms and berths for so persons besides lIss
vste rooms for families and pefiies
Tne steamers are offered By the most stpersuced ga
and will shorten the passage between Ns'vfofk ana bos
all the lines running from New York, North sou1 ana
West, and all The lines from Boston, Eorih sad EasL
fhe GOVERNOR will leave Eew.YOih Tuesday, TnafS
osy sid Saturday. .x-,..
yhs MASSACHUSETTS will leave Hew'foft-hon-
day Wednesday and Friday. .
Lesys stoning son--Tuesday Th1r.dAy sud Saturday
N. B.-PasseDgers Gu the arrival OF ne ssames
cars TO Providence and Boston. without any delay and
Baggage Master accompanies each IAn % Boston W Vac
charge Of the baggage ,...-,-
Fol passage or Height Inquire on board he boats Pn
Nc North River, OF No. 10 Bsitery-plsee. ~
49, AnIORNING BOAT, at O'Clock. %,
Hs<<f<s4saaA-s1 disis places The steamboat HOB
LANDER, Capt Chas 3. Armstrong, vail leave theste1
boat pier foot Of Wsrrenst for Albany every mornpxS
soeock, Sundays excepted connecting win ne sIas.
al Fishkl for POushkeepsie Hudson, &c. ana 81 NOV"
burgh for Kingston, Caiskill and Albsay -. If
GEo CLARK on ia nie " $50 COZ
.T~so ANOTICE.-On ana after Friday royein.
kzfraSE1cr.ber 10th, the Steamboat srLfh, Ssp.A.a
BREASTED, viii make the following mps !"
E>sgs NssD- foyk-At and II A. MI, 81, st. ~ lnls
LsG0e SfGtrs bIDsd-AI ~, TO- II a. M-2aad ~ "a
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- CnrNrRY REsIpENCE--M f.ap...a

~ Qussns Cou1.y. I. Al Private SaleA VT prs.
49, m -1uar, re-ifercs ln no ezs-efn pat OF tie III.
lac ot uepsieud. consisting OF acres OF Highly euvfs
led lsna on which ale brick basei4ent hO1sc 2txSss
stories high, contains 10 furnished rooms srsss
house stable ana Other 0otkouses abundance Il isri
fus we ofwatsf SC wih'a fsW MINUTES walk q tie
Bfanch Railroad ard the CLlIclcs Boy llrleI par leu
~. .,-'f,, 4, f,n4 fwl A J. BLEECKER. BFcad-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05

rINU MANUFACTURE vA,gAsie ~aler row
er situated n Norsalk, COnn- sL.dt i0Ity-lye Hies
from Sewfo cIy and three nl.-s ircr- re lancnS
whence sezrboas and peckss sA-- daily =. Nsw-lork
j. otered Tor sale sad pow ef u 1sverfAng stream
co5lauE pJ.6 II t1lr 20 I've scTss IA Il feet head
Apply 10 JOSEPH WOOD. = Old-slp, ~ fosA, or 70 }.
CAN'T, j.. o. VA. c. STREET, SofwAA
SoTwa-k, March 2, 1877. ~ lw-
SUPERIOR DIAMOND POINT COD Psns- Al
- rrc1cec FTcrs Also. large sasoI1=rt q ferrys
6iotls W.ndss ard oaer cell oru-et See Peas II box
and ca carts Aecc-- Books, Payer and s.aoeery OF
every esscrpaor; Letter copytrg Presses, Manifold Let
iel Writer ElAsre Paper Hoisrs, Tn Cash .a1 Deed
Boxes sod N q411-Iiss 10 sgit purchaser a. very low
prsees. FRANCIS LOCTREL,
u4 salorsrs, n Mks3surlkas.
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RTDGE.
TT-oi- An HFR nfsFAsFS-


TEE SPRING and sann.sr Easaions i0r 1871 are row
i published and Tor sale By IO5IRE C9ri.andsL n y
MI Ivy
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\, you '''' STEPHEN coNeER.

80 FARM o. 80 ACRE--At private tale-siust
- ed in Caldwell township Essex GO n !, Elk niles
from Newark, Of easy access 20 tne ely OF re" ioIk
Said f.r, Il Ia gh stats of cultivation, well teuced and
hne streams etc upon the premises, and wei ouht dce'
bic dwelling house, large barns carriage house, gfsnstes
Abundance Of choice fruits In the vicinity are seyas
good schools fine scenery and many hngs COZ
dusive 10 comfort. For farther particulars apply 10
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER, AGeiioneer,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05

g. FOR sALE-A block % land betveea SIKH and
rs seventh avenues and between ORe-hundred'and
~ Thirt~frs and One Hundred and hirty second sts
containing 81 lots level with city grade, and sol sdiA'
bic FOR burying grourt.
Also 10 ols between Third and Fourth avenues SKI One
Thseenfh and eHgndr ed and Fourteenth
streets.
Also 70 lois between Fourth end Fh avenues and One
Hundred.snf.rweinh and One Hundred and Ihftecnh
streets. Terms accommodating. Apply y
l-f ma e. kFTCHlM, 60 Nassaust
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SAILED.
GREELEY Il McELRATH,
Tribune Buildings, New-York,

Pub'isk tie tolloring Books, Nhiei hsy sell
the prices aHaered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05

q At PRINATIs NAIh-Fe ufIl - Hll " ~ =
l. i0n-scuaTe- The Grsf class modem o. sfioIy AID e.
- nc dwelling house "a FCurtAsL % WSsacssc
square sad comnan ting Hne view o. finn avenue being
cst sghs.aniisi manner ard fnshed Ia The bsst Style
mllorauy dooTs. solid and poAshed plated falailere
marble lnareis throughout he house IS heated Win
otsr ff1aee he Crot0n laid on Beeoes range
n kchen. &C &c. The lot IS IS feet By 2n feet The
premises are n complete condition. ard possession TO b
ven on OF before The 6rsi Of May next Fer terms ard
farther particulars srply 70 ANTHONY J. BLEESkER,
s7giw AacGoneer bnoG1.sl
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!, ron SALE ON EXCHANGE Tor Guy Pror.

an FOR SALE.--A farm containing % acIes, lyips
oo about three miles from HohokoL, tho Pelisades-
$500 Il Is OF lhemosi beautiful situations about New.
YORK Tor country seat For farther particulars Inquire OF
JAMES ANNETr,
tlnm. Corner o. Adams and yors ss Brooklyn. L. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05

- FOR sAIE-A neal CcitAge and Barn, with shout
four and half acres OF good land, Pleasantly situated
~ 10 ihe town Of New Rochelle, on WeymAn's avenue
within half mile Of Steamboat Lsutug, snd about that
.-arce from the New-HGvel sud NevOork Railroad
There good well Of water The basement door and
number oi iiuii trees &c. IL has good view % ne
S0rud and surrounding country n the above place Il not
sod al private sae hy The 9Th day Of March next 4 viii be
offered public sucurn on The premises a. 10 O'Clock ~
II on thatday For farther particulars inquire Of
LIE COUNT x BARTON, New Rochelle Landing
Ne,v po~heila Eeh II i847. III IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05
"a TN LIT IN BROOKLYN-A large

I-Ts rs LIT IN BROOKIYS-A large two story
ka and attic brick house, ~ Myrile-svenue, corner
- Of JaysL 10 minutes walk from any OF to felTes
IL has two story ROOM conservatory furnace, eatn
room and al the modern improvements u overlooked
srge garden in the rear and Is the widest street m
Brookyn Possession can be had the middle Of April An
oni leav ny Fulton ferry every boat passes The house
Rem, $500. Apply TO D. WRIGHT 2sS Fulion,st Brook.
5r he house. (hIue aud god) will be sold Low. ms 2w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-11-12

A's"6tnd lure HO3c tee RaranS IN ihrtr otrn h0n..
~ restoring Themselves 10 heaith. UYH Mey
br hrt"' tn time IIAO can tel?
An individual only wishes To know the rich, 49,
/" Pur-n' II; and there none were it s.rcJv na
kn""" how LIFE might be prolonged and III IN,
recovered. vino would not adopt the rlnn E,iJ mn.
- required that The right way Is discovered IIi.
i what those suffering from sickness want ia lac an,
I~h"d ab"rt. For who foolish a. not Il, ,,,i,, al
'h' "l'h hts body Is capable OF " no i ia, r. liar
would not 1--we when his experience can so p,,,rL
n'H'hi himsrii and iamIlyl 1t Is me uucholy fact
tii very large proportion of The most useful u,rn
hers OF society die between the ages OF tLirtv and
Forty. tow many widows and h, llcss ort,bau, ba,,
been the qucnce of mankind not h1viuo n III
"'s power the I;eans OF restoring health when lost
Many dangers and difficulties can be nrcv,n,cd
and long and certain sickness avcrcd b, assis,,n.
inLr IA the outset with good dose of Br,,J,F,I'.
Pills.
{: BEECH & CO, Agents, Mineral Poip,.
tBILEY x co, pL,t,eyiIl.
Sep 10. 1917.
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y'I'UVEIy. G&C,,.
IL. CORNISH

Vi AY be found at his old stand, two
doors above the Store of c.. Beech
d Co, where he is now receiving a large
stock of STOVES, among which may be
found the following:
Empire Air tight Cooking Stoves;
Niagara and Albany city Do.
Premium and Parlor Do.
Double Oven Do.
Air tight Parlor and Plate Stoves of
various patterns and sizes; together with
a general assortment Of Tin, Copper, Zinc,
Lead. Sheet Iron, Wire &c. &c. which
he will sell as cheap for Cash as they can
be bought at any shop in this section Of
country.
" Merchants supplied at eastern pri-
ces' with the addition of transportation.
= job work done with despatch, and
on reasonable terms.
Oct 81. 1S47. 8tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-11-12

HEhlft , SALE--By virtue of two e>.ru
- tions issued from The office of the Clerk of ,b,
District Court for the county of Iowa AND Tcrriror
OF W iSconsln and to me directed against the good,
and chattels lands and tenements of Richard Burns
and IN favor of George w. Cobb, have levied nm
on the following described real estate viz: The
southeast quarter OF section No. thrty-sx (36) in
township No. six (6) of range No four (4) east If
the fourth principal meridian Territory of Wiscnu
Sin,connty OF Iowa And shall sell all the right
and interest of said Richard Burns in said real s,n,
at public auction, nj the Court House door in the
town ct Mineral Point. in said county aforesaid
on the 18Th day of November A. ID. Is47, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and o clock
!, NJ OF said day, to the highest bidder, to sat,
lsfy SAID executions, costs and charges
LEVI STERLING, Sheriff
Iowa county, w. T.
October 6. I847,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-11-12
POET R Y
From Tie (pirila.) Dollar Newspaper
\ SOLDIERS LAST LETTER.
BY REV. EDWARD c JONES.

Prom the kf'fnfa) Dollar Newspaper
SOLDIERS LAST LETTER.
BY REV. EDWARD JONES.
Should fall. leave ner entirely with Won ant
your wite.''-LIEur. FLETCHER, Of The Hiiraoi
Jolunteers.
He fpldcdup the written sheet,
Now uoistened with tear;
The foe tomorrow must he meet,
And he may not be here.
To stir the heart, what wrote he then
To light affections har..e7
Why trembles in his grasp the pen,
And shakes his manly framel
His daughter, with her infant grace,
Her pratiIing tones of elee,
Her sweet, confding, artess face.
Her spirits blithe and free;
He gives her to the guardian care
Of him, the cherished friend;
Ia yirtue's paths that child to rear,
Should war his being end.
And as lac thinks the coming dawn
May rank him with The dead,
He longs to lay his band upon
That brigh, and sunny head.
lie longs clasp her 70 his breast
And breathe the last adieu,
Before in that unbroken rest
He sinks from mortal view.
Relentless fate It the wish how vain
Denied that last caress,
Tomorrow saw thar parent stain,
That aHshter fatheriess!
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-11-12
SHERIFF'S SALE-BY virtue of a, rx0.

SHEklFF'S SALE BY virtue of an Fx.,
~ ton issued from the office of the Clerk of Tho
District Court tor The county of Iowa and Terriro
OF Wisconsin, and to me directed against The goods
and chattes, lands and tenements of William
Bennett, and IN favor Of james Sproule I
have levied upon the following described real %,
tate, as the property of the said Bennett, viz
One half of the W ! of n of section No % !,
town north OF range of tine fourth principal
meridian. Also, the following town lots or parcels
OF lands, situate lying and being in Veits survey
OF The town of Mineral Point, in the county of Iowa
and Territory of Wisconsin, viz: Lot No. So, COM
mencIng at the southwest corner of said lot 30 nj
the intersection of Vine and Fountain Streets along
VINE street li9 feet, thence easterly parallel with
HlSh street 90 feet to point in the west line Of
lot No. 81, thence along said line southwardly II9
teet TO tountaln street thence along said the
place OF beginning, containing eighteen one hun
dredths OF an acre. Also lot or pacel of land in
SAID town of Mineral T. nt commencing at The N
w corner OF lot b, running thence south along
inc street 80 feet thence due cast 33 feet thence
north so feet To high street, and theme west along
high street 80 feet TO the place of beginning; the
said lot being 33 feet by so feet And shall proceed
sell all the right title and interest that the said
Bennett had in san, real estate on the o8th day of
October, A. ID. 1916, any time SINCE with tle,
improvements thereon, public auction AT the
Court House door, in the Town of Mineral Pom,
in said county of Iowa, ON the / th day of Deem
! NJ and O'Clock z. NJ. of said day. 10 the
highest and best bidder to satisfy said execution
and charges.
LEVI STERLING, Sheriff
Iowa county, w. L.
October o. 194T -
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-11-12

And furthermore, all persons are forbid
removing any Mineral from the premises
without the written permission of the
owner or agent In the absense of the
undersigned, Mr.. GGoRGE MEssERsM1ru
will have full charge of the PREMISES afore-
said. II. s. MORGAN, Art
D0d"cvillo Oct IL FS47. Stf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-11-12

And further notice Is hereby given, that | forbid
any and all persons from buying or removing any
Lead or other ores from the above described lands
without my written permission.
GEORGE MESSERSMITH, agent
Dodgeville, Iowa county, w. L.
Sept. 81, 1917. : If
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-11-12
1851

II ,oDI
Col. Hays rangers are estimated
from 400 TO 500-but say 400 which
will bring up this sum total to 1921.
A battalion called for from Alabam. in
April, has net been raised. But Gov
Martin is making great efforts, and has
addressed an eloquent appeal to the cit
liens of Alabama and we are reluctant
TO believe that the word fall shall be
written in the chronicles of the War Of
fee opposite to the name of this patriot.
ic State--Uashingfoa Union.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-11-12
80 Miners anu Ss.aelters.

Fl LII persons are hereby notified not to
70 trcspass by Mining or Digging upon
the following Lands, without the written
consent of the owners or agent, to wit:
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-11-12
School Commissioners Notice.

N Office. All persons are forbidden
IN 10 mine. dig or otherwise trespass
upon any Lands owned by us, or of which
we are agents, without our written per-
mission and all persons mining or Dig
ging contrary to such permission, will be
regarded as trespassers, and treated ac-
cordingly.
WASHBURNE & WOODMAN,
FOSTER & STEPHENSON,
FARLEY EATON,
JOHN BRACkEN.
G.. BEECH s co.
oct2l Stf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-11-12
s'or sale or Rent.

FEVHE STORE ROOM under the
Z Eagle saloon, lately occupied by J. Crib.
i offered FOR rent. Apply to
WILLIAM SUBIETT.
sept. ., 1917. jtf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-11-12
Con sumption.

Among all the famous medicines for
Consumption, none seems to be meeting
with greater success, or gaining a higher
reputation, than that most wonderful ar
ticla
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-11-12
me ksHSfy National UyHie,
e = III -KIISIIEn IN ,IIII, C,I.,Ar =, !,

T. > ~ BLISHED IN THE CITY OF
IA WASHINGTON, EVERY DAY. at 3 o'cloe.
/ NJ Sundays excepted, and Is served to s.,,cri-
UcrS IN the CITY, at the Navy Yard in Georyrto,-u
IN Ai'Aandria, and IN Baltimore the same evening
at SIX anu a quarter cents week. PAYABLE. to TN,
sole agent of The Wing, g. l.. GiicIIrest Eso ar
his order. IL l. also mailed to any part OF tho
emitted 9ihirs Tor "a per annum or So for month.
PAYABLE nadvancc. Advertisements of ION I,,.,r
less inserted one time for 50 cents two tin, for u
cents, Three times for s !, one week for sI75 tvo
weeks tor - -, one month for 81 two months Tor
-, three months for $40. six months for : & one
year $50 payable always in advance
Ihe NATIONAL WING Is what It's name ind;c,,ss
II speaks oHly the sentiments of the Wing unity If
me ChIon GA every question of pubic policy II
d4V"chtes tine election the Pres detcy 81 InrInry
taylor, subject To the decision of "A W bis Natiou.I
convention. Ii makes 10 the knife unor ali fla.
measures and acts of The Administration. d eInrl
To he adverse to the interests of the co,.ntry and
exposes without fear favor the corrttutitu, If Tine
party N power Its columns are open to every man
IN the country, for the discussion OF political Or a
other questions.
l. addition 10 politics. large space in the Nation
al W hIg VIII be devoted publication. urop Ayr-
culture, Mechanics and other useful Ans Scirrri in
general Law, Medicine, Statistics &c Choice
specimens OF American and For lgn Literature will
also be gwen, including Reviews &c A weeLl
ist OF the patents issued by the Patent Office viii
likewise be publshed-the whole FORMING cam.
Tlete family newspaper.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-11-12
REINFORCEMENIS

route, and roluneers being en-, oiled.
Troops detached from army I'M
der Maj Gen. Taylor's command,
exclusive of Col. Hays Texas
mounted volunteers of which the
strength is not known 2,957
Troops reported by Col. Wilson
to have arrived at Vera Cruz SUBJ
sequently to the departure thence
Of Brigadier General Pierce's brig
ade, July 18th, and inclusive of
September 9, the date of Col. Will
sons last report 3.63S
Troops which, it is calculated,
have arrived at Vera Cruz since
Col. Wilson's last report, (Sept. 81
or now en- route for that point, viz:
Recruits for l4th infantry, from
New Orleans, Aug. % 40
Recruits for | lth infantry (46)
and voItigeurs (67) from Fl. Nc
Henry, Sept.1I 113
Company X, 1ct dragons, from
Jefferson Barracks, Sept. IL 81
Recruits from Sd artillery. (2e5)
9th infantry, (5l,) &C., from New
York, Sept. l6 322
Capt. Jones' company 18th m
fantry, from Athens, Ga, Sept. l6 so
Part of Jones' company of vol
tigeurs, from Georgia 45
Recruits for 18th infantry, from
Georgia and Alabama 90
Recruits for 9Th infantry, from
Baton Rouge 10
Companies l. and M, 1st and L
and M, Sd artillery, 90 each, New
York, Oct II sos
Company L and NJ, I'd artillery,
from New York, Oct. Is 100
Company M, 4th artillery, from
Fl. Monroe 90
Hamiton's and Jones company
18th infantry, and Clarll's, 18th
infantry, from Fl. Moultrio 255
Votigeur recruits from M'Hen-
ry and Monroe so
Recruits for 9TH infantry, from
Newport Barracks, Oct. ii 900
Capt. Turner's company lst dra-
goonS from Fl. Leavenworth 81
Recruits for 9th infantry, from
New York 100
NoLUNTEERS.
Part of Captain Connolly's com
pany Louisiana mounted vols,
from New Orleans, Aug. 81 40
Six companies Georgia mounted
VOLS, from Columbus, Ga, Sept.
and 9 SIT
Capt. Tilghman's company of
mounted vols, artillery from Fort
McHenry, Sept, IL 80
Two companies Florida vols,
from Pensacola, (abouD Sept. 20 l57
Col. Irwin 5 regiment OAio vols.
from Cincinnati, Sept. % S44
Two companies Illinois vols,
horse, from n. Orleans, (about
Sept. % 100
Four companies Georgia vols,
foot and 45 Georgia vols, horse,
from Columbus, Sept. 25 All
New Jersey battalion vols, foot
from New York, Sept. % 327
Capt Schaeffcr's company Mary
land vols, foot, from Fort Nc
Henry so
Volunteers in progress of enroll
ment.
Indiana Ono regiment of foot 800
Kentucky.-Twore regiments foot 1000
Tennessee.-Three regt's of foot 2,40O
Georgia.- One company offoot so
North Carolina--One comply
foot so
Nirginia.-One company foot so
Pennsylvania.--One company of
foot so
Michigan.--One regiment of foot 500
Aggregate reinIorcements since
July a. including troops now en-
route, and volunteers being mus
tered into service, but exclusive of
Colonel Hays's Texas mounted
companies 17,46I |
A battalion of five companies of
rifiemen from Mississippi, called out
in July, has not yet been organ
Ized. 1t is supposed that it will be
raised, and its sire myth may be es-
timatcd at 400 /