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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08
pHYsIoIAns Ann PATIENT.

DUBLlsHEO THIS DAY-PHYSlCtAN AND PA
4 TENT. A Practical View Of the Mutual Duties. Re
stions and Interests Of the Medical Profession AID The
Community. b. WOuhogl0n Hooker. ID. yo.. ltuio.
ftoutsnscs Msiricsi Romance by Allied g. Street
vol. limo. with pOrtralL
nob- ia- 1fpn- ta~n- truly how r-nniaS a. nfpnus
ol ths va bsrl'y ucfln us,afhf Del csrJ
ssu-. of us1r- fhs s-spfrg-
uussod sai ~-rs th- bate
storm of passion. IT. Street t-rlsys T.r-l p"--r
a. e.. ..rsu..sq lar rff =. Y Couu-frIil
yvarfnol - &c = r t,tl--r --"-rs
Women OF the American Revolution I vol limo.
Is. 3 Will publish Thursday, OcL N.
Puritan and his Daughter a historical novel OF great
Interest by J. X. Psu0ing, Esq. vol limo.
Los Gngcs. an ilSide view u Mexico and California,
with wsnderngs ia Peru, Chill ard POynesia by Lieut.
Wise L. ;. n. BAKER 4 sCRlhNEE,
Is Jtis % parafow snd / - Nassau.-L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

MENBER Or CoScRyss. MkEcHANrs
Isaac y Fsrlec - @. l. J. II. Reading.
CoU~rY CLEEE Augustus Fn.bee.
Joseph Besson IA. V. Bonael
SURROGATE Wm. Z. Emery,
q L seymour John 2. Farlee.
JucGEs or rEE CorFr PHf,lcitfs
samuel Hill, } r ceneuki Il u
Rob-rt K ReaGirx lGsorE. p Rex, VI 2
A c Davis 4 3 Nersnsr, N D
nEusyRx oF TIVE Hap CITI1Eaf
Peter l. CIark. John II. Cspaer,
VIM ii. Sloan, Mshlon {. Hart
Barfles Peter Ewing,
Nathaniel ss1lcn. A.@ Jones'
lanes n he.ing. VIZ r Moore,
George A. Allen. IL. W busn-
ex WuFt- Hrsn Cspnef
GLgEoY. Ioh1 L Jones.
James N Omsted, Tfouzs trar,
cbsries Bsftsietre fAki.s.f- Hoicorh,
Po,TsAsTEE DRvic Duntam.
George ". Riser. Hart Nilsor - 81
GASP DEpors-Sex-Yors c v. Cl.cSrsr 1 %. 81
6s,rlav.l. Pnfl.6-ipbis Dr. Schenk 81 souh sxt5-s'
R.r,,or. c.-s~ a.r,ss, Itvrtsf. Boston. Rectinz
Co Safest Nen-Oresns. j Wight 70. '' N1si
ues-si Price 81 per ool.-, or six bottles Tor -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

tY- Eighth Wurd.-The Wing Electors OF the
EIt nth Ward 10 pursuance to the call Of the General
CoDmer requested 10 meet In their feveisl districts
on TUESDAY. 9th October lost Is follows viz;
Let Distnct-Mercer House, Mercer Broomes'
% American House, Spring cor Laureu-sL
50 1888 Springst
4th Heselceu's, Varck cor Domnckst
SIN Van pfden's, $50 Vsrckst-
On Eureka T. 'cson cor DOmiuckst.
7th Porer's 2S9 Huoso1-sL
9Th Johnson's 35l SpnDg-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08
~ 3. BUTLER, Aucuonees. m
nVRJIC ADuiNIsTRATOR,H BALF.~em

g. MOONEY, Ansecssef
BOOTS AND sg0Es..Lo !, ia ~ rsss,'.y'
general sssorInss hand for pvete 49, % ne
fowesl rsiss Inyzs Is~1isAI AID CALI. - ressbst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08
SAMUEL G. CORNELL

BAs RENovFD TO - WATER-sT
xyHERE He aAsUFACIUkEss 1 80 r. 81 ps
~ IasS Itth.rze. BsocE Tin, Hydraulic Rams
.,,e-.ar Iron Force sr4 Lif Pumps AZ ins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08
MECHANICS HALI
No. ~. Broadway, between Grand snd 6rcome stree;
Open ere-; Eserisg during Ne Red.
CHRrSTY,S MINIS TRELS.

ORGANIZED 1si2.-The Oldest established Com.
Opsny in the world. The first 10 harmoure negro me
lod-r aud orginators Of the present popuu style OF
Ethiopian Entertainments. whose N this city do
ring tbs last YEARS IS uosl conclusive evidence n
their superior merit and altrSruvenrss.
Doors open a7 Concert commences Al o'cloci
Afternoon Concert every Saturday, eomui-ne-
ing Z Z. NJ. % ole
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08
lrRENCn AND ENGLISH BOARDING and

y Jay School, Tor TSgns Ladies, No Csrroll,2sce,
Bleecker-st ew-York.-Tnis estsbhs.menl conducted
By Madame HIX who IL assisted by the tsloa pro
fesors OF this city continues enjoy the condolences OF eli
those who nave entrusted their daughters to her
Every attention is psd 70 the morals and comforts Of the
ouplls Terms moderate. The house .is spacious and
c,nfrrtahls i~4 iss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08
ilAY AM ROARDING sCHOnL for III

- Ladies and ChildIen, Thirty srsst between Broad
way and Sixth-avenue-Mfs. WRIGHT trusts that her
long experiences teacher, with the sctory refer
which IL i In her power 20 give, will Insure rlti-
mate success, in tis her new Location. TENS Tor cay
scholars. from 10 SO per quarter aud for toafdefs re-
ceivug fol- Of Instruction IA the plain and ona-
menis branches including Muse $50 per year payable
quarterly In advance for tbs plain branches only proper
noaaey less Room furniture and washing, II required
extra charges. ob W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

- Bsrnam, Manager and Proprietor; John Greenwood.
Jr Assistant Manager. great bil-5plendid Perform
anees-n the afternoon and every evening 81 " o.
clock Third of the reeagGgemeni Of the wonderful
MARTINETTI FAMILY. They appear at zach enter
tainment with Nous Louis Elser, Ia variety OF ths
sam. aston ding fes.s wonderful spd daring Rymnssuc
achievements and comic psntomlmesss the Rave Family
Also engaged Mr. c. Wemyss, Pete Morns. Mr. Jerry
sI,l,sior 3srts rhfldfan under 10 wears IL cts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08
,I.CAIII-TER,. TEuPLE OF ENCHANT

WI MENT Chiurse Assembly Rooms-Third series OF
Magical soirees-MONDAY, TUESDAY snd WEDNES-
DAY First Ores mTbe Living Cards, Enchanted Bottle,
Magic Looking Glass New Way to Maze Cof-r, Receipt
10 Make MIX Spanish Harlequin. Second Drean-Ihs
osan Rings Mofsirs Life Pills faexhsu-n0ie Hat
Neptune and Volcanic Producton, Egyptian Meosgerie
C,wmence All O8 O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08
TIE MEDICAL WONDER OF THE AGE.

WATTS NERVOUS ANTlDOTE,
GUARANTEED TO CURE NEURALGIA m every
VI FORM nervsss debility 10 mind body Twelve doses
Al Sold by TALBOT WATTS l0z Ssssau-st o5 Sus-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

" stands cooking aud baking. ls good washer and
roner No objection to 20 short distance 10 the coun-
ny Willisnshurgh Brooklyn Wages not 30 much
al object comfortable steady situation Can be seen
Tor two days ~ f32 Cherry cor Corlesrss near Grand
;. FERRY. o7itf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08
PARTNER WANTED

DaRTNER WANTED-ia the wholesale ready
L made clothing business by large house with ample
means and extensive acquaintance person perfectly
acquainted with the business having thorough knowl-
edge of manufacturing clothing suitable for the various
sections OF tho country. make advantageous ar
rapgemeni be will not be expected to invest any capital
ell that will be required 10 unexceponshle chnsc-
and experience that will enable him 10 GET STOCK
Of readysds clothing unsurpassed for siyle aud cheap
ness lire addressed to A. d. A Box z.2l Post Once.
stating real and reference with fall particulars OF
qualifications will bring about an interview All eommo-
uicsous will be held strictly confidential. o. lwis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

APOLLO, 40 BROADWAY.-washi Arlington
"A Crowned by three Angela, enoemauc OF Equshty
fraternity aud Liberty. surrounded BY eminent psnos
Portraits from the beet authorities " other countesl BY
anes Burns. This splendid painting, forming The apo
theoss OF Washington, 10 Indeed sublime tabeAu OF
beauty ard patriotism interesting TO all The conunus
remarks Of visitors that the Characters are eSo ana
- II The OF speech II needs but 10 DO SEQ 10 be
appreciated. Open from 10 An 10 10 Pm Admlttance
- cents. co i~h-
nfI,HE PROPER STUDY Oe MANKIND is
i MANr-signor sAaTIS celebrsted FLOHES-
TINE ANATOMICAL FIGURES Sos brosdw,y, corner
OF Wsker-st Hours Of lecture II O'Clock A. r. /, 4,
ard M Ladies day Wednesday when Madame
sARTi densoustrates Tickets u cents. % wis
n,HE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FiNE
4 A2TS-Ths exhibiting u Paintings BY Artists OF me
above School, q. the over the Hall OF Tie Chofcn u
Divine Unity In Broadway, between spring and fnnce
az will rsmsin open und further notice from 10 oclocs
A 81 Until IL O'clock Pm. Admission - ccrJ Season
Tickets o. cects. Catalogues IA cts anlr xn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

" DOL TWlNk, NAILS, &c.-Secoo pounds Of
W tNihe suitable iOr fleece tying 100 bales cotton
seine; 80 90 wrapping do 70 DO. London and Bridge
port seine twine assorted sizes 50 do thread vs
Gus qualities; Sooo easks nails, brsds and spikes;
1900 lbs trs quality gnnz ,wine Two and three thread
fof sale BY CEsRA CUNNING. 100 Pearl-sL
Inn ILLINOIS fATENTs.-wsnsed 10 pur-
IUUchssn Patents for l-nds IN ilno.s. granted 10
solder. 10 1871 sabsequsnty Since sod fus taxes and
loaf Also claims Of Minors or Others under Patents
and enforced Letters from any part of the
couny giving description OF lo, 4e DC will Dc attended
To- los ias r. RoWLEf, rs Nassru-st
NfETALLIC LCSTRR.-Spslding's Metallic Las-
lv1ieT for polishing Britanlis aac plAed goods su
peror tice for sale by the groce dozen AID single ps
per a. The Britannia-ware store, Bariing-sno, by
oS ST. LUCltS HAN.
NJOLAssRS CUPs.-A fns assortment OF siilsn-
l mia Moasses Cups manufacsnred and for sale whole
sale and retail, by LUcIUS HART, Burlingshp- o.
GLAZING CALENDAR wASTED.-A Friction
"a. kSdrss. n 20 yyo,ks AZ his once CO "a
DOVER PRESS WORK-bous BY GEORGE
L HALL. 10 Tdbuns Bu!idinns, basement ais ~u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

DARTNER WANTED-An active person. with
81 SEQ TO $1,000 cssh capital TO ion the advertiser In
city printing business situation the most com
mandng In New-York The proprietor, from sickness, 10
unable 10 pay the attention required To thorough bus
iness only The offer 10 msdesucn one with the cash
would be literally treated, with risk No mortgage
Ali re. Aadr,ss p NJ Tribune O4ice. o3u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08
NrEWsPAPRR AGENTS WANTED-seyeral

NJ enis OF und Quilted capacity wanted TO canvass
and collect for Of the oldest and most popular weekly
papers in New-York Persons who can bring undOubcd
testimonials can make avery favorable arrangement upon
application at a AnD-st. % WIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

by Mr WOODBURY., will be given THIS EVENING
"A O'Clock. with The view OF forming singing Case
The public Invited. loo lei W. COMES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

's7WO RESPECTABLE young women wish stu
1 atoms do chamberwork and washing and ironlsg,
or waiting or have no objection TO the work Of small
families Best city reference from last place. Cal III
Madiscu-st. for two DAYS. O8 z-e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-08

WANTED si'rs.i9s sys respectable German girl
80 TO DO mouse or ehamssrvorE; chsmberwork pre-
rrred il very good sewer and good wesher and Iron
er ouli b. willing to take OF children and ss.
Has tue best accommodation from her isst place Gel
~ BOwery OF Ire
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-21

DJ-N No single case of murder within our know
ledge ever created half the excitement, that
the recent murder of DR.. parkman, in Boston.
AS we have not before done it, we will give the
facts briefly. DR.. Parkman was one of the veal
thest citizens of Boston, and enioved considera-
bic OF reputation in the scientific and literary
world, and of course walked in the first circles.
Professor Webster, who has been arrested for
his murder, is professor of chemistry in the Bos-
ton medical school, and stands high in the world
of science, and though not wealthy, occupied as
high place in society as DIR. Parkman. DIR.
Parkman held mortgage of some $500 against
Professor Webster, and attended at Professor
Webster's private room at the college, for the
purpose of receiving the money from which time
ne had neither been seen or heard Of Ar active
search was instituted at once and large rewards
were offered for information with reference tc
him or for the recovery of his body but for seve-
raj days without success. Suspicion, however
pointing towards Webster, his private apartments
were broken into, when part of human body
was found, and he was at once arrested. Fur
Their search developed facts which tended to con.
firm the suspicious, until finally the remains have
been identified by the family Of DIR. Parl,nan as
his remains, and the coroner's jury have render
ed verdict against Webster as his murderer,
who stands committed to take his trial in Janua-
ry next. Such briefly are the facts Never was
circumstantial evidence stronger against an indi-
vidual than it is against Webster nevertheless,
those friends who have known him long and in
timately, cannot believe it possible that he is
guilty. Another individual may have committed
the murder. and nothing more natural, when the
opportunities were favorable, than to attempt
thus to fasten it upon Professo Webster
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-21
Cheap Postage.

AT a meeting of the citizens of South.
port on Monday evening Dec. II, 1859
after spirited discussion on the sub.
ject of Cheap Postage, it was moved BY
the Rev. J. Gridley that suitable per-
son be appointed to draw up and cir.
culate petition to Congress, for the
reduction of postage to two cents or
all letters to be sent to any part of the
United States.
The above motion was unanimously
adopted and J. 3. Jillson Esq. was ap
pointed such person.
1t was thereupon moved that the pro
ceedings OF this meeting be published il
the village papers, and adopted.
On motion said meeting was adjourn
ed, sine die.
A. G. CHATFIELD, chm.
Fl. I. ScHoFF, Sec,y.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-21
ltfe 1nsnrance.
BIZ TIRE
Knox Insurance COMPANY,
CAPITAL $500 OOOy
vINCENNEs. STATE OF INDIANA,

III Wis Company is now repaired 10 insure
II lives, grant endowment and annunitrs.
The following are among the benefits conferred
by Insurlng IN this Office
Premiums amounting to $50 and upward,
paya Bile one half in cash and the balance in
ole OF IL months, renewable, with six per cent:
interest, or the premium NAV be montbIv in ID
vance. 80 az
Insurance effected IN this Office upon the nc.
OF the husband, free from all Lends of cred;t
Ors.
Creditors may insure the lives of deb,ors
ebtOrs their wn lives for the benefit oC crJ;,
ors.
Naval and Military Officers, Masters and Mates
of boats, vessels, and indeed all classes, NAV a,
this office secure their families aganst want a.
the lowest rates OF premiam.
PremlHms lowe than Mutual Comnanies
| No respons Utility 20 the Insurers beyond the
pay ment OF the premium.
| No risk o! Partnership with all classes of per.
sons and ITS serI0ss consequences.
| No liability to have the sum insured reduced
ar to make farther contribution in case Of mortal
lty beyond The estimated average.
The certainty of having every claim paid az
soon as substantial, whatever extraordinary NOR
tally may take place.
The semi annual payment of premiums and
thirty days grace allowed the assured on the re-
| newal OF premiums
This company allow the insured more liberal
tidFeiiHE pitNllt2fS ana a longer residence
the Southern States than any similar institution
IN the country.
person insured in this company, has the priv
lege OF travelling on land, rivers lakes or inland
seas, and of residing in any of the States or Ter
rltones OF his UnOR, or the British Provinces
OF North America, during the entire year, ex
cept from the first day of August to the first dav
OF November during which period, the insured
are not allowed I" travel or reside south of the
northern be undary of the Stale Of Mississipni
unless PERMISSION is previously obtained.
The company does not exempt itself from the
payment OF policy if the assured should die bv
his own hand, which is a consders ton Of great
Importance to the creditor who insures the life ~
debtor, well TO a wife insufing the life of
her husband
The insured will be allowed to make voyage
out and home &c and from any port on the cont.
nent of Europe for an extra charge of I.2 Der
cent
Steamboat engaged in navigating the
western waters Will be insur, d at the ren,I.r
rates.
No one life wiz be taken by this company Tor
greater sum than $4,000.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-21

" The struggle for Speaker of Congress,
which is probably not yet terminated is, in the
matter of duration, we think, without parallel in
the history otthc government, nor do we see how
or when it is to terminate Neither wings nor
democrats can elect their man, because if a can
ddato be selected with reference to old party d.
visions, he must be satisfactory to the south,
which Of course depriyes him Of the free soil
vote and prevents his success. They can'ttake
proviao man from either party, for he encoun-
tcrs not only party opposition, but anti-proyiso
opposition also, Wcseo no possible way of set
thing the difficulty except by cave all round,
and tacit union on some individual, without re-
gard to any thing but his success; or, on the 9TH
cr hand, union among the friends of freedom,
without regard to old party distinctions.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-21
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHTNGT Ton. Dec. Is. Z

WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, 7 p. NJ.
46th ballot-Stanly 81, Stevens "a, Boyd
So, Potter II, scattering l6.
4ith balot-Winthrop 10, Boyd sc, Stevens
y, Pettey Is, Stanly sc, scattering II. There
being no choice the house then adjourned with
out etecting speaker.
In SENATE. 5 p. NJ.
Mr. Berry offered resolution for the appoint
ment OF committee 10 inform the president tina,
the Senate was organized, and ready to receive
executive communications.
Mr.. Clay spoke in favor of the resolution, anc
that he had only RETAINED from offering one to In
same otf,C from unwillingness TO inirude him
sell upon the Senate. The commencement G.
new administration was always attended Wit
press OF business. 1t was important that III
Senate should act upon such matters legitimate
ly pertaining TO il as were OF ancient CUSTOM
Whilst all regretted the state of things in IT,
House, there was imposed upon the Senate OK.
cutlve functions which in nowise intertered wiz.
or depended on other departments.
He hoped the resolution would pass forthwith
The resolution adopted and committee appointe,
to wait upon the President, who informed then
that he would send communication TO the Sell,
ate on Monday.
In the House the ballOdng passed off very qui-
city
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-21
THE AMERICAN
.AI@ vAGlOAa


Incorporated blythe Legislature ON. Y. inl84O.
FOR THE PROMOTION OF THE FINE ARTS IN
THE UNITED STATES,
Has already distributed about 400 Paintings the
past year, and the number All be increased DIS the
subsCl iptIon list advances Among them are the
works OF Leutze, Durand. Huntington, Gray, Roth
ermel, Church, Bingham, Doughty, Morse, and
other distinguished American AMI resident artists,
some OF which cost $ 800, s. 200, $50, and
many $500, each. Also, Sculpture and Bronze
S;atuettes, by FL: K. Brown, and Medals IN honor
OF Trumbn.
Each member will be entitled TO an Engraving
from sone painting in the collection, and set o.
Outlines by barley, illustrating scenes in some
popular work. The Bulletin, monthly pubIlca
ton on subjects relating 10 ART, and the Volume OF
Painting or other work OF ART distributed at The
annual meeting,
Ii is acknowledged by all who have examined
the present collection, that none has been ex,
hIbited IN America equally rich m attraction. The
subscriber Tor the present year $780, has an une-
qualIed opportunity Tor achieving the triple pur-
poses OF obtaining valuable return for d small IN
,estment, OF securing the possession oil superior
work gratifying his taste Tor ART, and OF attoIdIng
encouragement 10 promising artists OF his own
country.
Subscriptions of membership Five Dollars
which should be made early practicable, 10
A-iDREW PEARCE,
January, 1850. Honorary >ecretary.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-21
YOyIlg n. ms Association

Pursuant to notice previously pub
ished, a injecting was had OF the citizens
of Southport at the Sons of Temperance
Hall to hold in consideration the sub
iec of Young Mems Association, and
the meeting was brought to order by
the appointment of the Hon. A. G.
Chatfield to be chairman and Ii. F.
Schotf, secretary.
A motion was therefore made by ].
X. Sharpstein. that it is expedient that
the preliminary steps be taken for the
organization of an association for the
purpose of discussions and public lee
lures and the establishment of a Libra
~ and Reading room.
This motion, after having been dis
cussed by Messrs Sharpstein, GrdIev,
Chatfield and Mckinley, was unani-
mousIy adopted.
A motion was then made by ]. r.
SharpStein, to appoint a committe of
there persons, to report at the next
meeting a plan of organization for the
rOposed association.
This motion was also unanimously
,dopttd and Messrs SharpStein Fran K
md Mckinley were appointed such
committee, and were instructed 10 bring
II the proper certificate of incorpora-
on.
A motion was thereupon made By
II. +. Schoh, that person be appoint
ed 10 address the association at its next
IN citing.
This motion after discussion was
unanimously adopted and H. F. Scholf
vas appointed to deliver such address.
1t was then moved that tie proceed
'ngs OF this meeting be published in the
Village papers and the motion adopted
There being no further business be-
.ore the meeting is was r:oved that it
)e adjourned to monday evening next,
December "a, 1919
A. G. CHATFIELD, Chm.
III. F, SeHorF, See'y.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-21
The Milwaukee Wisconsin, has the following

The Milwaukee Wisconsin, has the following
with reference to the Milwaukee and Missssis-
siPpi railroad THE grading of the track for
the Milwaukee and Mississippi railroad is going
on energetically. We learn from one of the d.
rectors, that from the bluff west of the city. a
large body of men are working eastward, and the
grade is nearly completed to Third street, or
within a block of the site of the depot. On the
line towards Naukesha, about fivehundred men
are at work and making good progress.