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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-14
STRAY
Many Inquiries having been made Of Us 10
relation . me law regarding SEra7s, We pub
iish below TIRE Act upon that srbfsc..

Many inquiries having been made Of Us 10
relation 70 me law regarding Stra7s, We pub
lish be'ow the Aet upon that srbjsc.
Section /. Ee e enacted 5.l Ike Cas.-cil and
ii2fazs y i3sg-sssrtGt5-ss u tae 7'srritogg Of
y ssev-ssr7, That no person SHAH take up any
stray, unless s"ca person shall be a. the
time resident Of the same township. where
N suciI stray shall be found, nor unless such
stray snail Dc fgund upon the land owned or
occupied By the eaSer Up.
See = Any person taxing mp any stray.
shall within seven days thereafter. notify tae
SHch owner u 1ly all reasonable damages and
charges, and lake sucd a.-ay away.
Spc- :. Il the Owner ct ans stray &c IN
known, the tzksr Up shall give notice thereof
by publication u some newspaper in the
county. foar weeks successfully, If one be
printed 'aeFelu- Il not By posting un written
notices IA t-s-ea II she most public places IN
the county. said notices % contain brief de-
scrlFticn Of sach str2y, the name and resi-
drace O! sueh tsker up, as HeaF a. may be,
the ti5s}e a Ezh.ca it was tak-a up.
SEC. Z Any person may Use or WORK
stray, legally taken up by him. il he do 80
VIII care and moderation, and not abuse or
iniu-e II.
Sec. 5. If the owner and taker ~ Of any
strey cannot agree upon the amount cf DANA
ges. charges, or for she use Ct such stray. the
matter shall Dc settled By some justice Of the
peace. IN sos same county, upon the 2rrlica-
lon f either party. with notice 70 the ot1eF.
the cost Of ~issch adjudication shall abide the
declslos a the Justice, ana such sugn as the
justice saal and due the taker u7, over and
above me use Of such stray. snail be q lien.
On sad stray until paid BY the owner.
Sec. 5. If the owner 81 any stray shall
fail % appear and CAIN TIE same. OF to pay
the damages. costs. and CHARGES. rs aforesaid.
for the space Of one year, from AID after the
frs: publication IF notice. As provided Isl this
act the takeT mp shall have d complete aa5
perfect titie 10 the same.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-14
T E II P Z r a \ &c .

Wo unto him that giyeyh his neigh5or
drink. that Patteth the bottle 10 him, and
maketh him drunken--Hoiy Urit.
No proposition seems TO De susceptible Of
more satisfactory demon stratiou than this
anu am sure TO person can give II one hour
serious thought without asserting TO it-taat
III The state OF information on this subject. no
man can think or aat on Christian principles.
or do patriots defy TO has country. aud at
the same time make Or sell the instrument
OF iatox!cation Henry TFare n.
Can II BE- right Tor me TO derive living
from that which IS 8sbasin- the minds and
running ti3e souls &c others, or that which :
Destroying fareveE tire happiness Of the do
nestle circle. ard which Is filing the iaad
with women and children IN a coalition Tar
more depiorahis than that of widows and or
p1aHs, or which Is causing uine-tsuths Of ali
the crimes, or nine teuths Of All the paupers
10 the community -. H--yL17ad.
( an deeply convinced that the evils 0fin-
temperance can never cease. tfIi the yirtuogs
IN soci~t- shall Unite IN Eronouncing the man
wnO attempts 70 accumulate wealth ~ deal
ing poison aa@ death 10 his neighbor, as icfa-
mous.-J0h7 PferD0rst.
They who keep these fountains Of pollution
and crime open. are sinners. 70 no small ex-
tent, Ia the guilt which flows from them
They command the gafavay &c the mighty
Hood which Is sDraa6Ing i"so'arion through
tire lsad, and are char-@abie with the pres
est and everlasting consequences. no less than
the ut5cua-ea victim who throws himself up
on TIE burning torrent Gad Is borne by it IN
20 the gusf ST voe.-G. Spring.
So ugt. 81 y-.H sell By the large quantity
- have 60 tpa.-rs about me- ssd therefore
Eo1 guilty.. Luu are the chief man IN this
1lsiu=s--the o-lsTs are ONLY suh4iternS.-
Eau are a prisoner EeneraL-TfTl5e- FISK
D. D.
Iaa create pau2ers and lodge them in
y7Dr aims Govse-c0u-Icts AMI send them TO
Eal- raase-e.ia-v. I ou seduce rleu 10 crime.
t-ar --r-s-a them aG the bar Of justice. I'M
z..-s --.a r. prison. With one hand voa
-.---- rse dagger 20 ne heart with the 9th
er arfaf 10 a~sluge the pain IL causes.-Dr
. Z. Se,gag
i ORA rre filing vour aIus houses. iails and
. peai-autiarses. with victims, Ioetus0rne and
our. s8soGne 10 community. You are en-
glgri Ia business which is compelling your
--.iow citizens to pay taxes 70 support the
victims p} empovment You are filing
up the aoodes Of vretcheduess and guilt and
then asking Your fellow citizens 10 paw enor-
nous taxes indirectly to support it.-Rco. 4.
Bcras.
Whether vcu VIII near or whether YOU
a.lI f,lbear. shall not cease to demonstrate :
aad when ! CsB dc 90 more 70 reclaim you.
I wit SIT down At vonr gate and cry murder !.
murder murder H Humphrey, D. 2.
+ If men engage ~ thts destructive traffic. it
they wit stoop 70 disgrace their reason and
reap the wages Of 3HiquIty. let them no longer
nave the law * a pillow. nor q1jet conscience
/ by the 0pIate of a Iiceuse.-H5n. Z. F~eLfr-g-
Auysea.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-14
THE FAMILY CIRCLE.


10 earthly circle can u compared to that Of
tEe fanny Il cof"7rses all that a arTT.sn heart
neoEt FsiFe~ and delights IN. Il l. the centre
where aii aii-rla- a1ectlo7s nesr and aa1vrae the
vessels INTO ~hlcn t1ev an r7uT themselves 81, 3
stirh IeTous freedom iaerels 10 ore wcut which
contasFs n # 50 many 47te1rIcE zssccIltions and
EiTaes1l aEences bid 81 .ae hea-- Ike ga,L II aT-
I'sats a obc- - ne very ceetre oi nan s bong
als heart 81 hearts All that IS sweet s.,ara ny,
Js1e-. aid rTue- b wrapped up n thar one za1ee
II spesSs rot o. cne circle or one b0n6. 5u, OF
many circles ard raouy bonds, ell Ct them near
lac .lsa-t- The -sn.ty aonse, gsiy family as,--
ne r-a3iF table he sz-slg vosrts Earrsi5 -fs-l
.7fTaly sis.-a.en, ialrlss JOYS AMI soTroVs, yeaa-
al57s Of reeo-.ecf.oE.s lie unler tn zase word
tase tarse sFeE aT3 earth h-cores q mere
eaafte-faTd 81 c--I-.-cilFg hoaes. ard f1itn IS -
mary E.al1s 81 ,o0seEet sa6d ct II best - -ip
fragments CO = ten flower y.hlch the v.frds are
scattering abroad
Al saac = hsaatl1;l IN human Relationship. or
teHs:er - 5saa acc;icsl. or sea.ie Ia human IN
f5-cs'l Esa-ai tat = cFea5.s ard precious N ,he
rno~eHe--s o. hns7sso heart. from rs Lowest
15p-1s % - UrpefyuoEt su-tace- al these are
wrapped ~ n TIE ore Gau3e 81 family For
close snt bonds. Tor steaiy "a t1ail..aess IN love
fer depth u sysaTa ~. for eTlaraEce IN rrzal and
t.aHeer---ssaere zlla4i ~ lad ANYTHING thar can
u coTnI2r-s = tie story Of earth family cir
cies9 Corlugal love, parental love 5rorse-iy
love s-zfeElg i0vA--aii here The usay streams
o. hu7ian asfc-lon empty fzsr9sesee ia.o &C. or
E"ss o2tei r. Tor rse -srut.y saa : ldaess OF the
earlh--N. lNlFEr
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-14

During the rreva'snca ct cholera iu this
city gentleman who Is a rigid member of q
religious socIsty. and WHO hud been rigid
teetotaier. desired hjs VIE TO put fahie-
spoonful Of brandy in his glass every day a;
dinner The wife vas surprised. hat 5e-rn-
ing It the result of wi-e professional counsel,
she complied. and the husband flied up tine
glass with water and drank IT, 4 wees
passed by, and he sand 80 MS wife, while az
dinner, My dear. YOU have been cutting of
my supply Of brandy. This has lost It's tasfe.
lt does not produce the same effect as a.
first" His wifi assured him that she had
given him the iull amount, aud be said moth
ing more.
Another week passed By. and ne repeated
To has wife the conviction that she had lessen
ed the quantity Of brandy. Il JId not pro
ducc the same effect Is Al fret. He could
scarcely taste it. and the effects on his scom-
ach were not Perceptiblp.
My dear said me wife. ''yoI have been
taking ttco tab!esP0onfuls every day for "A
week past, since You found fault with ire
for stictioE you.' Our friend was thunder
struck. He sat few moments IN deep thor
and then desired the decaater Of brandy TO
be brought. Sewing it Vehemeutiy, he flung
it from the window. lie saw his danger, and
made an end OF brandy drinking.
But why could he not stop without throw
ING away the decaurer1 50 be could But
the act of hurting the teup1er away from
him made deeper impression upon iIs owu
mind. while il added force 70 the example
The thing was well d0ue.-PasIEe end Stcul-
ard.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-14

THE COMMERCE OF TEE Great WEST
TTs NATIoNALJTr.-A correspondent OF the
Coucordia (La-) InteIiigeBCer, asking the at
reution ofCouzress to the Ohio Mis-ss7ri and
Mississippi rivers, On the ground Of their ma
tioual Importance. remarks
They water thirteen States, and half as
many embryo territories. Their commerce
IS equal TO that which floats on the ocean IN
American bottoms. between our seapnTts and
foreign countries. Il Is made up Of the pro
duce, manufactures and imports NJ one half
Of the States Of the Union. TIE greater
number cf these States have direct inter
est IN the commercial facilities offered BY
these rivers. while all the rest have strong
collateral interest IN The same. Seven humid
red steamers, having an aggregate tonnage Of
10000 tons. navjgated BY 10000 men, ply
upon them. These steamers are worth not
.ess than $4,000. 600. and are navigated at
an annual outlay not short OF 100000.
while the value Of the merchandise transpoT-
ted by them may be estimated at S25 600
orc annually.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-14

of 8 by-and-by." IF the goods you offer them
IN exchange for theirs do not answer their ex-
pectations, they give a sullen and logged
look, CT reply = Car-car-" (no, no. or : Car
wiRni, which is d still more fcrcible mega
tive. But when the bargain pIeases them.
they signify their appreciation by several af-
frmative mods Of the head, and note not
much unlike a grunt; the ducks, fish. veni-
son. baskets, are placed beside you, and the
articles Of exchange transferred to the folds
of their capacious blankets, CT deposited IN
sort Of rushe0 wallet.
The women initiate the dress of the whites.
and are rather skIliful IN converting their pu7-
chases. Many Of the young girls can sew
very neatly, often give them bits Of silk.
and velvet. and braid. for which they appear
very thankful. Diary u an Emigr1nfs EITte.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-14

EElia1 FLllc JaZGtte 4 A4FerllGer.
Oh, many wel.-y months have fled since thou,
Like a joy. seam hast past away
4 lonely Iig5as mat faded yesterday.
Thy voice i. musical on a a lar of shore
NgF'died away
Yet meuaorys fsao-like, proIougs the strain,
And bring u back 10 this lone heart again,
The widiz tzr whisper of them IN their play.
and sc vsta.lng tree. and day By day,
Some f51s-Ilse tones awake the trembling air,
Telliag ths -earr heaven. and taou art there
And cow know thy rest.
lis not vince no0a-1eanls gil3 the marble pale
Where RIO 4s..ag aigat winds wake sad low ~-.l
And usouras with flowers are drezt-
I suov tag ehsnseleez home
lis no5 IN e-h, where all things blight and fade
And SIN and sea5h Iurl IN each lonely shade
W.e-s now thy footsteps roam
There cosaes 70 shadow o er
The hills and valleys Of that happy land,
And M ri.1s storms o-er-svvsep the sunny shore.
Nor yet nc s-sa-lit strand
Pure Is tbs rest aiar;
SIN hata. 10: szsathed his uildew in the ar.
But peace e-.I Jesus reign IN triumph there
AND tears are wiped away.
4 7 [.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-14

The propeller Illinois, oouni Of, carsieI
away her smoke pipe and bicvers during TIN
gale. and vas compelled TO anchor in he bav
partly under the lee Of the north point.
We learn from CAPTAIN HamphTJes of the
brig Robert Burns, " no arrived At , O'Clock
iast night from Buffalo, with a cargo Of liIin-
Der and salt. that she took in tow the steam.
er sam ~ ard IN Saginaw BaY and toyy-d
her ID Pressure Isle She had broken Der
'ra'kjng beam and other parts OF her engine
The schooner Su>quehanna arrived with
cargo Of lumber. Her bowsprit was car
Tisd away 10 the gale
The Harriet Calvin arrived with a cargo
Of lumber.
The propeller Illinois came into the hqrbar
yesterday morning. and nos lies n Oousniau
& Co.'S wharf S1e rode the gale IN safety
and suffered but ltIie dainaea Sire threw
overheard q quantity Of pig iron. and 81 or
IS barrels ofovsters. Bur llille damage done
TO the balance 0fthe cargo.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-14

v aad the pleasure TINS evening. Of list
ea.rg q the transmission Cf music bv tsse-
graph, over the wives from Boston % New
nrs- " Q happened % as II the grice. No.
) Hanover street IN tiiS CITY. where there was
a pause IN business onendons. Hlr. " por-
Ter. Young b.t skilf1i operator N the B1s-
ton osiee. asked US what tune We would a1ve}
y Q replied, Sc Yankee Doodle" and 81 our
surprise. be Immediately complied with our
request The Instrument commenced drum
ming The notes q the tune as peTtcrtiv and
as distinctly as a ssi5ful drummer couid have
mace them at the head of a regiment. and
many Will Be ast0uished to hear that - yam
kee Doodle" can travel by lightning. We
then called FIR 3" Hail. Comm bia.' when the
Boces Of that national air were distinctly beat
oil. We then asked FIR .sAud Lang Sine %
tHe notes or sounds OF which were also trans
mitsed. \ friend called for =. Old Dan Tuck
er," when Ar. Porter also sent that tuae and
if anything, In a more perfect manner taan
The others. So perfectly and distinctly were
tie sounds Of these tunes transmitted, that
COED Instruments. performers could have had
b. difficulty ii keeping time with the iastra-
uaus at this end oi the wires. This IS one
Of many telegraph u97elties.-1. J. Herald.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-14

ED,r0ss n LUcE.-Fhe three editors Of
r1e New FORK Courier and Enquirer have
received promotion. all At once.
oue of fae editors. che leading one. beiag
sent ou torsi-n Mission, another Tsaade
President 81 distinguished literary in-titu-
taH- a"d shsrd he.0g just SEM 10 tie Leg
s-tHrure- Says RE <ev Y ork Express, these
Ecr0r-. all corning from dttIer ~ and diverse
quarters are greHr complement. and
'Tus, thar they may add 70 the eucogTug--
gaenr Of journalism, aad 20 the number Of
,ae men Of character, ability. ard honor.
who ~Ili 1"Teafra- devote themselves 70 that
LI---r-L-t MIMI
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-14

'IHE FFLacrTT or ELEcralcsL WAVES
The Bs,.iri~lPha Ledger me0:gu< s1sa"
us-enTaas experiments performed - the Gu
r-uueci Observatory. in connection with eae
nngsauc Telegraph. t2 --csra e t:sere he
any -a.~.hle uroe occupied In the transmits
-.1n D. rea wave or current ~ electricity be-
tween two points where relative 1,g5tuf--
ire required. II there be a sensible velocity.
81 must lIvo'vea correction FIR the ST renee
Of ,onsituies, IS determined b. star signals
Das>ad a.onE tte waves or through tisa ground
BY electrical currents between IRE two OBJ
-rrvaro~Ie-. ThUs few. Professor Mitchell
says ali results tend r. The corclvs5sr tIHf
there IS no principal ~sv- time. ofhrr
-7@rhois max lead u" "A sl.lfe~ent conclusion.
7 go. .sT.-Tia -arferrnad some tnar-5z since
rv Mr.. Walker. lsd thar Gentleman n 5el5rve
ae h-d detected and measured wave t5r7e.
the suhjnet j. Interesting. and uo@ becomes
IwTartaat - au element IN the Determination
Of l9aglrud-s BY the magnetic telegraph.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-14
Rates Of Advertisia 8 +:
Co.re=Poadeacs oftlle II .l-iruore Sun.

" ASF3TStz 70 =. -TnF. IL 1919
Z NJ CIa5custy Esiah France - a good ~
settled. Ions Napoleon ia on eSceliersf
terms with Mr. RiFas. wTcl whom he hai
frr'f'sre 'utarv3- vs.. aad wisFI #hom lie has
even conferred IS % the Americans IN Paris.
whom It would Re proper 70 invite 70 hrs
entertainments. s. that bsss bear has vns.
shed never again 70 be revived
Another bug bear 5. | beEcve, the 'de6cii
OF from fifteen - twenty millions of doilt=S
:or the financial wears endIog June 30ril-
1890 aud ISL. with which We are officially
threatened through the columns of the Re-
PUBLIC ard Intelligence. This 'd-lcit, we
are tortrnlte'y assured. does not arise cut -,
me ordinary expenditures aud resources q
the Government (Which would have left
considerable sssrphss bat ous ofthe un7ettlea!
cia5Es arising oct Of the Mexican war.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-14

Tins seCfen Of country WIS visited BY
IA ary storm of wjud and rain. an Friday
niz7f. an1 Saturday lest. In tho Chicago
LrIhugs we ii.s3 the following account of ma
rine disasters at Niiwaukec.-S7asspo port Tel
egrqrH
About II o'clock, \. NJ, on Saturday. the
steamer Lexington, from Green Boy. made
cur nagaor. but in runnin. ia grounded ga the
bar ai Inc Inner end Of the piers, and there
remained hard and fast. Soon after tha
schooner Baltic came IN and brought 1..s prrt-
sly piaHESs3e the L-ziuEton. siIs ryea f,.s,.,--
-r Ell csaaiiy blocking MP the entrance. The
Lexington was got of on Saturday nigh, bv
he Steamer Datroit and was ta.ed To she
H@ud 0f t''e river where -he sunk ami remains
rard aEroun# Ia a ieakv condition
Ehe schooner Tyiu brothers, lsJ-u with
aIHi5rr also grounded b-5yy-en The govern
moot peers aad was Pouad.pg pretty hard she
a-t heard from her
THE schooner Henry Clay, also laden
with iuTb-r MESSED rl- naraar entrance and
r8n hard aground on the beach few rods
from tas piers.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-14

TIE STE41IEE PacIEIC.-THE LaRGEsr
~ rHE NeaL2--Tsse magnificent steam
vessel '-Eac.fc.' built Tor r. r. Collins. lying
at the foot 81 Cerlears street, received her
engines yesterday. being zoo horse power
each, and manufactured by Allaire This
vessel is 500 feet lo1- and 81 feet vide
Over $4,000 have beer expended 10 copper
Ipg her. Her burden j. $500 tons She -
tine largest stseTneF n the world. No pains
or money have been spared on Der, aud when
4doat she viii be tHe monarch Of the ocean,
~ I T.-f5tHe.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-14

Posi- OFFIcE DBPAsTsrEyT.-It appears
that since the 9Th Of March last. SOS Post
Offices nave been established; 215 discont5n-
ued ami the sites Of I5I changed. 2574
Post masters have been renewed 1868 re-
signed. AMI I39 died. There are between
eighteen an I n teen thousanl Post O.Hces
n she linen.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-14

The BANK PArIc.-So ar as our own
cry is concerned, the Bank panic Is over:
the pun OF the Wisconsin Marine & Fire
Company Insurance which commenced
quite smarriy Friday and continued through
Saturday. having tapered of u little or moth
ing by Yesterday afternoon. The confidence
Of our business men in the INSTITUTION and it,
officers remains uBlnFaired, and while the
run continued. t2e dePosi;es. each dav. grrar-
j. exceeded the sums drawn out.-jfiI. Sea-
Il Ca. Dec. 4th.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-14

WIT [ WOULD Bo.-If were possessed
Of TIE nso-t valuable things IN the world. and
were aaaut 20 VIII them AWAY. the following
would p ulv plan Of distribution
{ wouid give the world truth and friend
ship. which are very scarce
waa'd eive an additional portion Of truth
80 i-vrv-r-. traders and merchants
[ vaula give 70 physicians skill and learn
luE-
~aeEi give II the printers tiI~ir 9rg.
Tn -aS-5n-aE women short ran1B-S-
To v-uug women good zeuse, ngleefy.
FARCE aa5-ts. aud uafura. teeth.
To voaaE sprouts or daudies, common
sense. iltfle cast and hard labor.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-14

AT-oRvET At Law
Sota-- Pgnlc- General Land Agent and
COMMISSIONS ot Deeds for the States 81 Ohio and
Achlgla. DoBGzrILLE. Iowa Co. Wis
hEFEEENrES
Pref JoEL PAzRER- Cambridge. Mass
Hon TU'soTHT JESEESs. oEeldl Castle. y !.
NcNErr X Barron EsaFs- Buffalo.
Hon. o. Corr. FotCsI, " .scoBslc.
\ B Nr B,ge,ow aas made arrangements with
a responsible European travelling 4 gent Eyao has
had 1,aBr wears experience IN investigating the II
ties Of American citizens % property il Elrc7e
that ~. enable him r1 forward any business 3.
the nature ot investigating l-.e~- or collecting mo
Gey IN Europe with Tie assurance that 1t viii be
Attended to VITA d-l--y a.s3 % the most leascal-
bic terms. lrr'
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-14

WoMtN's TvGESUI-F. The spirit Of the
TIKI mentions the fact of a caurIa IN
Brooal-a. n I. having been divorced or
account IF tn in-Ari~ty Of ta- hGShuns', ard!
REMARKED afterwards. Il cxci4ins. '-vraD
VIII tel. as that there is nothing new under
the iuminary p " ,cjH IN lhls iustBnc.
at least. Byron has saja that III Uearcn and
Earth could not produce a new ides. aud
cur contemporary viii 2 rhaps think so too.
when We state that IN France. a devoted wife
having Inherited fortune at the close of Jhe
last century, and wishing 10 give ir 10 her
iege lord. which the law forbade during CO.
venture, by the advice OF counsel had herself
divorced, donated the fortune 70 her ia5-
husband, and married n5T1 again. This l.
another iast8uce It tile heroic Ingenuity i1
woman. ami i- "a substantial fact IN legal MS
tory.-Bq5a}9 E-prszs.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-14

a FASCz DREss-At a ball given lately.
an officer o. the 2I~t regime NJ appeared IN a
strange fancy dress On rhe right side
be- appeared a. 4 lady. with flowing rioglcts
and elegant muslin dr. -. and ca the left a
gentleman; and on either view the profile
was admirable. The comh.naliou Of the ha,
and afy's cap on his head was very cieverlv
managed. and even to the feet the dupllcity
was s"Tc -p.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-14

GOLD y DRCG ~ THE NARKET-The
Brooklyn Eagle says:-"NVall street IS aeifa-
ted 70 know what shall be dome with the con-
si-umeuts Of California gold now daily rx-
7rcted troH California The Mint at Phil
ai=lPhJa can neither coin nor purchase it.
it cannot be sold 20 the bullion brokers. ex-
cept a. heavy discount. rrorDrtioned to the
delay they experience in having il coined"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-14

DEA-H OF TEIE ClCEES or MADAGAscAR.-
I ne death Of the Queen Of Madagascar.
whose teTocluus conduct towards the Chris
tl1n Missionaries and their converts IS gen-
orally known, Il announced m the last for
eica a3vIces. Her son. who succeeded 10
the throne. IS protesting Christian.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-14

WISCONSIN MARINE AND FIgE INSURANCE
Co1PANY.-As a strong Has ration Of the
CONFIDENCE Of the business men or this civ in
the soivenry2 e the Irefit1tIou, they sfiil con-
tIuua 10 make Iep0~ilf-= 10 q large amount
and we are informed ,aat nota single custom
sr has Withdrawn his accouuts-JD fscs rlgfy,.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-14

.EkRLT TO RIsE. THE Legislature Of
Vermont passed a resolution fw Days
s.nre TO adjourn Until SIX O'Clock. A. 81
motion to change the hour Till T me 4. ". was
lost.
What would some Of H-iScon-.u's ease
loving Legislators thin4 Of ina:
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-14

Bz1orT CoLLEez--Tue BgIgit 5ss.rual Of
Thursday last, says:
Few. a. J.. CHsPlv, Of Milwaukee. has
5-eH appointed President Of 8eIoit College.
and Is expected TO enter upon lis charge IN a
few vate-.
Prot 5. Pearl LathrnD, &c IJ5'e5ury,
VII. appointed SOME time since, arrived ID
>,v1 f-sv weeks back, and is engaged il gle
discharge Of bis collegiate duties.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-14

The athens ct Boston are about 70 pro
sent 10 their Mayor. Hon JoIFr p BIgelosv.
with silver vase. which ~ 70 rnSt &. 900 -
A. rha height Of the choir m. he was ulwuvs
70 b. found at the post ofdutv, constantly vIs-
ring the infected districts, giving zuccor to
tae needy, and cheering the Responding.