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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-29

i<S A large IN, etsng was recently held
IN New Orleans in favor of prosecuting
The war with all the power of the country
until Mexico sues for peace. The Nay
or presided.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-29

u The mammoth neIler, Wisconsin.
owned and raised by Joshua Bailey, ESQ.
"t Willow Spr.ngs. Lafayette county.
will be exhibited in this place to-day and
tomorrow, the 29lh and 50 inst.
Now : your time, b'hoys, to see the
latest wonder of the world
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-29

OUR BIG BEET BEAT.-I'ne Racine
Wing notices the receipt of a beet meas
"ring twenty-seven inches, and weighing
1888 pounds, and gives us challenge 10
beat 1t. We shall have TO take little
time before accepting the challenge, and
see II some of our farmers will act as our
second Meanwhile, Ned. do YOU think
We live too far west to raise large cattlel
We were the other day presented with
potatoe which measures t,7o feet in cir.
cnmteronce; IT was raised by Mr. Ohm
sled, near this place
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-29

X We gret to learn that James Ow-
en-, coiored man, was shot one dav last
week, near DodgevIlle, in this comfy, bv
"a blackleg by the name of John Caulk.
Owen survived but few moments. and
Caulk made his escape. We Understand
the affair is about to undergo legal in.
vestigation
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-29

CT Tne Steamer Nue, brought down
as part of her cargo, 10 9s3 lbs of SmeItgd
Copper. from Mineral Point This w.
believe Is the first shipment Of the kin
ever made from the West.-.V ii,caukse
'SrHtiGsi.
Will the Editors of the S ,ntineI inform
Us whether be steamer that carried fh+
copper to Milwaukee. was the same ono
that conveyed the 'Wisconsln's' Mexican
news
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-29

Three hundred hands are employed bv
the American Bible Society, in printing
anc manufacturing Bibles. They make
tw" thousand volumes day. and consume
eight tons OF paper per week.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-29

u We give 10 day hui more news
from the army from which itappcars tina,
PREVIOUS accounts of the killed and woun
have been greatly exaggerated. The whole
number of the killed and wounded of The
American army is now said to be 25 Off
GERS and $50 men.
Gems. Worth, Pillow. and Smith escaped
nnlujured. Worth has been appointed
Governor of the city.
The New Orleans Picavune states that
Santa Anna has again resigned the Pres
ldency, and that Sjgnor Parez Y. Pera
was Instituted in his place
Ii is rumored that 1000 Guerilas were
thIOnglnr aromn J Ne-rn CIR %
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-29

IF The WAYNE Sentinel, democratic
paper, to illustrate the desperate six of
his party at their late convention in New
York, tells the following anecdote
Three boys went out fishing one dav.
when thunderstorm coming up. thew ran
to large hemIock tree, a few rods from
the hr' Ok. for shelter. Just before they
reached the tree. il was shiver, d into q
thousand pieces by Il stroke of lightning
The boys stood aghast! At length one
ct the terrified ufchlns said to the nearest.
Sam, can you pray 20
No"
"Bill, can't you 10
'.No."
i" Nor ], either but by hockey. some
thing lsllyf b.. done -
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-29

MARYLAND ELECTION The result for
Members of Congress in Maryland is as
follows:
LIST Dist. John c. Chapman. whig;
ID do. James d Roman, wing gain:
Sd do. Thomas w. Lyon, democrat ;
4th do. Robert NJ. McLane, democrat ;
5th do. Alexander Evans. whig gain:
oh do. John W, Crisfield, whig.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-29
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MN FIR AL POINT,
sE0cers(SevlesafS

FRIDAY. OCTOBER %. 1917
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-29

OH do. John W, Crisfeld, whig.
In Pennsylvania, the vote of IA coun
ties indicate that the democratic candidat,
for Governor, Mr.. Skunk, the present in
cumbent, Is reelected by about 10000
majority. In Philadelphia city and coun-
~, the Native candidate for Governor re-
-celvcd near 1000 votes. The complexion
of the Legislature Is not stated, but we
presume it is largely democratic.
In Ohio, the wings have gained one
Senator, as far as heard from, which gives
them majority of two in that bodv.-
Sufficient is known to state that the House
is decidedly wing. No Governor to elect
this year.
+ In Georgia, the democratic Governor
is elected by about l 500 majority. 1t is
thought the wings have six majority on
Join, ballot in the Legislature.
In Tennessee, the official majority of
Neil S. Brown, whig, for Governor is l..
els.
The Legislature has chosen Col. VIM.
b. Campbell, who distinguished himself a.
commander of the 1st Tennessee Regi-
ment in Mexico, Judge of the 4th judicial
circuit. He is whig. and WAS formerly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-19

Saoie storm Il severe gale and snow s.orm
occurred on lake Superior IN he latter pert Of
October. and much anxiety for the safety Of
the shipping IS ielt
Edward Livingston, Brakeman, was killed
nn the Boston and Worcester railroad, hy his
head sinking The arsenal hi lge. near Water
town
Ths authorities Of s. Johns y B. ore Try.
ING to induce the psupers there 70 60 home
a. i4, b' gteng hem ifee passage 10 EuroPe,
provisions. &c.
A destructive IRE occurred at Algicrs, op.
pusiic New Orleans. on the night Of the sixth
s. Inch destroyed lumber TO the amount Of ;,
or @ 600 dollars.
Nuicide ia prison Edwin Fuller, arrested
for burning house near Deathvlile, Mass.
committed suicide in Jail on Saturday week by
banging himself,
Commutta - The sentence of Tiemihy and
Mar Burke, who murdered their children 80
Toronto. has been COMMITTED from des h to
iiupr.oumrnt lof life.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-19
GENERAL NEWS AND INCIDENTS.

Request Rtfastf The Tuscaloosa 05ser.
ser SAYS that tn rq4est made by the Cover
nor of Alabama. To the War Department, 10
substitute mounted battalion from Alabama
instead Of battalion OF infantry, has baen
refused, lae sea soas s'lgned are, the greater
necessity ot foot sodltts, at present, the
difficulty OF obtaining forage t9r horses In
Mckee, aud the greater expense Of the earal-
~ arm ol the service.
Another accident al tie Bridge We re.
gret 10 learn that Mr.. Holman, oae of the J.
tetprAHg contractors who had been engaged
ii erecting the Harrisburg Bridge, tell from
the rot on last Saturday, and very fortunately
alghIed on the flooring OF the carriageway.
We are glad however to state that the bruises
he received prove not to be oil a serious nd
ture.-Harrts5arg journal.
Tht nc,c In dana regiment IS Differed az
falioWs-Coi. james, H. Lane; Lieut.. Cot.
Alien MAY Maj, John. VI. Myers Adjutaui
John, NJ. Lord, Sergeant MAJOR, +. z. Bra /.
ley.
Tol1gropFie II The law Of Congress re-
quiring the Presidential election to be held
on The same day Throughout all the States be
Carried into effect we shall know in Wash.
next morning. after election who shall be'Mr.
I Ut ~ successor fltT bA .NlfeinDfT. 1913, there
viii be Nlfes enough stretched over the cOun-
try To communicate sutilclen data to arrive t
the resuit.-Alt, Hkig.
The Wrecked troops-The Charleston
Courier OF VI 1aday slys the Schooner Zuims
Capt Talbot, from Nassau On P arrived al
this port yesterday, having on board Bud Lieut.
Chalnei AMI Talbot, OF The Isl artillery. 2nd
Lieut. Elder OF the lIh nftnirY, an 9 pr
Yates, being portion OF HE United States
tfoOns who Were wrecked near Apaeo. ON
bound the Snip Empire.
Ralroad Subscriptions. -The corporation
OF Mufireesaoro', Teunrssse have subscribed
5000 to The Nashville aud Chattanooe Rail
read.
4 taec uosS Il Paisly. manufacturer having
got by some accident d severe cut across The
ao~e. aud hay 4 no e0urtplaster { ha ID sluel
o. ius unitlnate lIoboCIs one OF hi, gun tick
els, on which WAS The usual inJimatlou, War
rdnted 80 Ihfls long
Deatho' the RlgAteous-I once met on The
sea shor- slYs 1he Easter@n poet, sab, piou,
tnsn who had beeu attacked bg tiger, and
was horribly muuiated. He was diving an
suffering dreadful agoules Nevertheless his
features "tres were calm and serene. aod ms
physical pains seemed to be- yanouished he
he puulY Of his soul 4 ireai God - said h.
i thank thee hat am only suffering fro,,
The lshss Of the tiger, aud not Of remofse.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-19

Fremont. al lbs Angelo. about The l0sh o.
Ha rl NAV. 1871 he dab applg io me Tor
permission 10 q ta f5H Gen. Isx.or army.
he .a.I me Iasg he Hai suttI 1ieuf number 81
nen. ,yhiHG. with Ms knosiai-" 81 tAe eoun-
tf4- NalI .ulHIc tJu tr Get th-f7 lreia@ed
Ia. lax Inn ss. Nsat hi, lni-i was ma ftla-
,T#8 to 5Hr movements % ITS regiment do
H1f s.rW.
Q4ysa5a BlI be- al, permission 10 come
Aa#a alter tAaI re5nslL. b. ~ rs direct
ra5.e .eam LIS AuEela>
ANSWER II tri aud which refused
aIes i'm. BzI yHHorlerhtm t9 frt1m lif
astronomical Instruments 10 MS posst -''a
Belonging .o THE Typographical bureau which
he used t8 hls yxFlur.loas
AHsver J did, f3rset tbc exact phrase
ataEv Ut The urier. Ii was made out hy The
aCuas assistant adutsut General, Clpt Iur-
prr.-as ! have TT cops of #.
Question. In vcat direct testimony. you
gave aH account of tHe latter p f, OF con-
yets.tiaa ,oa had Wits l. Cd. Fremont a.
Monterey VIII yoa aoW giee tire iorepart OF
,4at conversation
ArsVef Il. c. Fremont came 10 my
quarters Al Maaterrg about tbe 26lhoi March
C7t Mason Of Gba - Dragons. present. Ii
c., Fremont SAID u me th4t he wished to
have some conversation with me. ! answer.
Cd thtt was rradY to hold il. lie made
same rrmark about the presence Of CuI. Ma
s8H ! tod ban that Col Mason had been
ssat o6t by the Waf Department to relieve
ma ai nf command IN California soon a.
thought proper To leave Il, and that there
ives 800 converse non whlCi ! Couid hod with
atH 1u public affairs. BUTT was proper Cot
MASON should BE- present at lie thea told
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-19
DIED

81 his istm IN Belmont county. OAia, on The
I7ih inst. JOSIAH FOX, ia The 9th year
81 his aye.
He vas native Of England but migrated
to this country al an early age, aud having
served the United States with distinguished
iaithfulness and usefulness, as Naval Con
strugtot. for many years. he removed with
his family 10 the West about the year 1911.
Since that time he has resided 10 the neigh
ooraoad Of Wheeling, aud has dird. after
life, extended much beyond the usual term
spent in the iulalsent Of all domestic and
social duties He has left large number Of
d .scendants and tnend,, to whom he was
much endearrd BY his untihag kindness aud
aleus bene olenee.
Ills funeral will take place from his late
resi fence on this morning, the 18th inst. a,
10 o'clock, A. NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-19
THINGS ~ B,NT1'

Have care. Stor.k,.y'l "
pen'ef' at Boston, on I'm, - a Y
Of al ss@uit upon led, 4
out o. the store putting h.. 25ov
shoulder and iud9ri z her - :, ',ai d
count iof pair Of glove, rt.,1 4
seo- The gloves Wrrr a545 iaf
ju.' bsio'e she ,eaierei w st2a 4
Boston Water Worl. -7..
cornerstone Of the b s55T N "A
was prevented on Ss'url,s '''t Il
. TIE f dene which. su,.sin.l f.. as 4
lail It injured soy quite ~ =. lone
hun o. The head, an ais, t,, !. .'.y
little girl. ''''s Tie i
-, Boston Lib1roiily-In Fl. II.
last ysar. zZsl.2ls do.Isr. o.
the promotion OF r1urati9g , !" 3,
ioF the purposes Of eharit. q
horialiflrin Boston Tn. 49,,
ton 'ast week wcrs s7-w5I., s., -
stubborn ,. BY rousum6I,r, ~ ~ j.
10, tvphus feyerI3. ~ Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-19

COLDS. col Us. CoNsUNfTJtT :.
ee remembered taa' 4 .ea-h q. a. e,td.s..
inquiry IS ioistd IN tht lun. tHI.H. II ~
WI 20 initiate those seHit.is orr. 3, ~.
hss'nsiiSu Of the lungs 5r.,.s. - = ~ y
Is The high road to consnns,le-, w. "
nIlght' Indian Ne-stahls Pin s., .,,.
ser..in cure for colds Az coughs, b,s,r's ss
eY The stomach and sosst. 70, mo-, we ,
u deposited upon The lungs. are the eaa, M, ~
aaahserou. complaints. .,nel tvsnt,Tr = :.
"fights Indian Fete1.ble Ri. il ',e =
make perfect cure " 10. poa,, ,,',s9 ~
completely purified. improved ha
BswtKk or CousTEsrElrs- T.....
"a against The many spuriou, - Pa-lt rs
aei W deeeivs. are called by name. - ~
lndisn Vegetable PilI. ''TiT :.
ne onS orgiuai aud Indian v...,-..
the signature OF " iiham Wrigb, 'ss'ahis n
lhs top abel Of each boz Non, 5's ,.,''. VIA
counterfeit thisi Is roRGkRy gehsiI
foI sale by James Neilor. Wh..H,. -.
INF, Tflsdslphis Oues and e.. And lso
street, Philadelphia PsPoi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-19

H.Hee tHes.tr. WH-a sH5 vH r. pro-
B.Ht.. stl.## ..0
a I.#a#=-. So. 49,
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.8r. tHa-f D. lastae.rresf answer. slf+
aHe5z II .Hr o. .fs.a i, - s#ea uaa-
taer g+f. l4@.t nAa A,eH. b. low i'2s q
copy Of ~ PROCLAMATION. VIII SAY .''' ne
ttt azt believe s4r rfs. AVIATION va pm.
ssl aH# sae ssa
q siI'H aas 4 ON.
Stockton tHs successor e '.n Noa.s ai3 al,
al.s lastefei-- b Hae elkts -fketaHsa "5fh
tsa - o. >aa l4aE' = t'n >1aaHsh Ass
NH.a -" -. Ia Monterey
ANSWER W5~a f-fe 1r3 NfH tn go on
go A2=h = - eah7 2. t'.n sc SIC" Aas
-affe ami = .9.s s1,1zzsz IT 81. +ts Of
winch BE- received 900 oil a.a7e winch r.
had rzg.lys5 nom 5h- my l.rt3f men -
~ hee Eaf 20 Monterey AZ ft''azfz' N2h
Sl'3fea was there qua ho"" 9'l ~ I'~ De
4ag a. aft ane 81 t1e 9e1d q iI' etff s3t
efnmeHl Al ell
Qa=si13az III Ebr sam ie5sef. H4H winch
aiust7a Is mf.t. - 5he II .fss "a ~ 81 ne
LaH'oH5aHsl d'I any part apply 10 IL Cot
Fremont. of ne taea 9#zssf las z.3sti ,.1al-
Answer ii jt5 apply ta IL ld tfeiho e >
command o. volunteer,
Question. Iit YOU give l. 90 + Fremont
ant uaIee o. what YOU hal 80 written.
Anseff- .t##ee -.
34e>fiT7= bf t#a "7r5 = 'taarf it,
Aou mean iAe lH=lt-ectan al LIS Angeles Of
September. l7to
Answer meant tHal there "aaii have
been ~ u{ opinion h1t lUsIr stance on t1e
part q ths laiuuahns . aaf time.
Nos = ~ On. AtJH.'- e A 'asa'e.if ''lsl re-.
gutra dif.et aus3+r, whether he feisf5e# 10
the t1suIraeunu q hos Angeles
Answer. ] aid Hoi fsEet fateatatt ton
al that time
Qdss'iuas 10 VIA. asj q .at 1aillo5al5
regimen. ties tHs "9f+ resistance fe'eIz
Answer. II fslffs go acts many ei iae
MN ezfoa6tHS 10 l4e 1att zta'a hatl'1ah.
32ns Hpd.f zoe e5rN ri - col Fremont
" ui 5fae's VIII zta CT frf5gs tt#3 = t'9 -
Al shr ts4 i'.t Fl t3s yH ~ AdNez5.e. HE
court WAS eteatrd H9t as 5to-fs5 7 %. aH#l "4sH
the doors Ven ie=9HeGad =he ztesl-laa ,Ess All
hodHee5 lfds 'be ae5s 81 iHose oelaaei'i- r.
1he C4itofha oalahVH snail a1i b. hi3asal
before ii, etc
Question. What dfl You mean by 5he
WORKS auuaaestiaaablg resign. or alleged to
nave been used Ia Ii Col Fremont Di you
then contemplate 10 arrest him and have hin
tFied by court ual,iai7
Answer meant as th- words imply. |
lid mol e5Htru .flat-. at that 4ijne. the afrrst
al l. Col Fremont, becau.e I was in hopes
thai iltde reflection wound convince MN OF
Tie error # adhenng to the course Indicated
10 his letter 10 mr.
Question Ia va, #r4,ke= known ,o,r IN.
,snYla5,# 10 sFre.t INN 10 Com Sbghr,eE and IN
+ Eon Bs3.lI4q
Answer ibid Ia Com Bi34te anil think
/ iid Ia Com Sh4brick
Qaestioa Dil "a. communicate ronr IN
strf.zfie,s 4 fhe b4h a N.4s.,har Isle Ia
Ii Col FREMONT
Aesyer. did not am not in he habit
OF communicating to nv juniors the insnuc.
lions receive from nv se0lar,. mics, ne
ouestta 10 10 so IN tba,.. instruction..
Question. Was 1t Col Fremont relieved
from his duties AMI functions ~ tioyernor un.
der Com Slock,oo h.lare M. .rlers al N,r.b
Z
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-19

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question ff5tn The ae5a.4t +. 5l5 part ii t1e
sentence and mere Is an 5fnIssl5I in iFa sem.
rfHea at the following ty44r-f. =-.nr tfr-- I'M
.tf.5eiaHs IF tHe President.
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question
Tue question was again re. a. amen
ded.
Answer J wrote that sentence after the
interview a. remember. VIII ii Caf FIR
mont. and after he had Ief me. and h,d
heard nothing further from him.
Question IL that SAM letter are these
words . As + have no traeps lu + caeHlre
uaaer BF authority. f1ceatI1p a few Hrt
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What dIa yas mean by the VOL s5a5If..
c5ag
Answer meant 4t4al If had tfaobs an.
derm.. would never permit q =tluatr eth
cffto IfSabe, m, of5rr.
Question. Did s4H vfitr a letter "a the
war DenaftuenI on ibe Ism ef March All
rom Monterey 4ftyss# sHowufe INN
dId write n letter ta the AfHatant General on
The 18th Of March. HSl7.aud I believe fhl.
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original TINS letter here is mot coall
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-19

III The season Of TIE YEA s,y.a.
when coughs aud colds are 20 prerl.,. ". ..o,,
me public to bear n n,iud Doct Bfenr,oge,,. y
syrup Of sanese', which has 10 eias. a.,
diseases Of the Lungs and breast. And y, ,onI
say, y at Il - one Of tie tioss plea,sn, fp.,
madeline wt have ever ta4ted. A.5,,.
" bselIag.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-19
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hLVADLE ZEAL ESTATE

- y III . In IsH 7 = I I
FOR SALE.
r wi Offer for sale al public suction q, IA
u House IN EhZabetnIoWu, Marshall cosuty d
day line 2oth dey of December neIt, Lot No4 N
Suarpe's addIttan 10 MoundsyIie, Marshall cd
sale TO commence at O'Clock, 2 NJ,
ALSO Lot Il, on Man street South W
on whichIsa good TIVE story btics building, sui 4
two tenemenls, which sail sell al The GuuTl Il
the city Of WheelIng on Monds3 lie ID DAY Of
l-4s, a, , o'clocs r. 81.
TERMS OF r4LE-one third cssh AID n.
OF The purchase money 10 equal in.tsimeu' o. N
Eighteen months. the purchaser gTlng dhen
property purchased TO secure the deic.Ltd il''
b ALLEN, EIs3
Nov lH-9w
Marshall Beacon copy TO amount q b. int
this Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-19
GENERAL TAYLOR

n LIFE of General Zachary Taylor, eomod
IA narrative OF events connected Win hi pro
al career, derived from public documents and
correspondence, by J. Reese Try, and suInsn9
dents Of his rariy years, tom materials eolesieI
s. Conrad; with an original and accurate PoiN1
eleven illustrations designed BY barley, Just y
and for sale BY JOHN lhohfsj
Nov IL NhiOn "
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through on most OF Tie states 81 The On and tue Thousands
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u deemed important previous 10 faAine these Pills, HAT Oh To-
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