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GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.

rF- We stock Of Summer Clothing
full and elegant of FINE GOODS, made
most fashionable style, consisting in part O.
DRESS COATS of Super French Drap d'Ete;
FROCK COATS, Of Drap d'Ete and Csshmerette;
PALETOTS and SACS, Of Drap dEe Cashmerette, English
Merino Alpaca. Linen Bingham Lusre Seersucker etc,
BUSINESS COATES and FROCK COATS OF Merino, Al
paca Linen, Seersucker, Lustre, etc. etc.
PANTS, French Drap d'Ete White and Fancy Drilling, Man
kin, Seersucker, Check Linen etc. etc.
vests White Fancy Marseie Linen, Nankn, etc.
SHIRTS-Ln Linen with Cotton Bosom Linen with Cambnc
ard Colored Linen and Cotton, Of superior quality
UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS, of Gauze Flannel Merino,
Silk and Cotton, Linen, Cotton, Lse Thread.e etc.
CRdVATS Gloves, Hendkerche, Suspender Dressing Gowns
Umbrellas, Trunks, Carpet Bags. etc. etc.
NORRIS & WAY, % Camp St
leg 2dptie30 of Comm under Hewes Exchange
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SHIP FEvER.-The ship st. Lawrence, GO days
from Liverpool for New York, put into Newport,
r l., recently, account Of sickness, having lost
30 of her passengers by fever, out of ITO on board
when she left LiyerpoOl.
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SUNDAY LIQUOR TRAFFIc-The mayor of New
York, as sanitary measure, has ordered all gro
ceries and liquor shops to close on Sunday.
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INDICATOR.

SAD FATE OF MOTHER AND CHlLDREN.-Mrs.
Mitchell and her three children, at Steubenville,
Ohio, few days ago left home very mysteriousy,
and have all been found drowned. in Yellow Creek.
When discovered, the eldesttw children were tied
together and the youngest 70 the mother,
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POSTAGE FROM CALFoRNIA.-The immense
mails arrived at New York on Tuesday, from
California, put individuals in for equally immense
postagess One newspaper office had to pay S5l
and some cents, and some private individuals Sc,
mora or Iass
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Appointments by the President

Justin Buerfeld of Illinois, to be Commissioner General
of the Land Office wee Richard NJ. Young, resigned
Thomas A Deblois of Portland be District Attorney
for Maine. vice Geo &c 5. Shpley, removed.
Luther Chase. OF Little Rock, Ark, to be Marshal for
Arkansas vice Elias Rector removed
John Durham, to be Postmaster at Norwich Conn.
Albert l.. Cain, TO be Collector for Vermont District, vice
- HOpkinsOn.
David F. Ker,baw, to b. Deputy Collector at Chesapeak
City Md This office created by The last Congress
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D5- Isaac Hone has received the appointment of
Assistant Collector of the Port of New York, under
MIR. Maxwell
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For EURoPE-Among the passengers for Eu-
rope by the steamer from Boston on Wednesday,
the 10th, were Joshua Bates, partner in the house
of Barring, Brothers & Co., London, and Capt R.
B. Forbes, just from California, and of the Pacific
steamer of that name. Capt. Forbes goes out to
India and China
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ARMY CHANGE.-Col. r. B. Mason has relin
pushed to Gen. Riley the command of the 10th
military department, and the administration of civil
affairs In California
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STEAMBOAT BURNED.--Capt. Damau, of the
steamboat Hecla, which arrived yesterday from
Red River, saw a small steamboat burning at
woodward at Raccourc Cutoff, about IL o'clock,
P. M, on the 28th inst. He did not ascertain her
name, but supposed her to be the Ellen or Ridgey,
as there appeared to be boat loaded with wood
alongside of her-those boats having been for some
time engaged in towing aatboats, loaded with
wood, from Black River down to the Cutoff.
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G5- The Gen. Belknap who died recently at the
North is not Gen. Belknap of the U. s. Army.
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The RepubIic-at last.

Yesterdays mail brought us at last the new
Washington paper-The Republic. At the same
time we learned that the National Wing is dis
continued. We are glad to receive the new paper !;
we are not sensible of much loss in the failure of
the DID, especially since it lost its political vivacty
and became reserved and gloomy, in the presence
of the Republic.
The new paper is a handsomely printed sheet,
and we need not add that its editorials are ably
and skilfuly written. There are few more polished
pens than those welded by Bulltt and Sergeant.
Smooth rhetoricians, keen logicians, and skilful
disputants, they will be dangerous antagonists, in
an encounter. The Union will guard itself care
hlly, at al, points, before it makes an onslaught
upon the Republic. We like to see these conflicts
of mind, and look for good deal of interest, as
well as instruction in the political gladatorship
of the Union and the Republic.
The leading article in the present number is on
the subject of the Steamer United States, and
sour Neutral Policy" 1t is a carefully prepared
defence of the present administration for its inter-
position to prevent the fitting out and sailing of
the United Sntes," as vessel-of-war, for the
use of the Central German Government 1t is a
case which can hardly be understood, without the
perusal Of the whole correspondence and the laws
the Courts. These are too vouminous for publ
cation in daily paper so that few but lawyers by
profession will get at the whole merits of the case
Public opinion will be, as in thousand other
instances, made up on exparte arguments, and
with reference to the interests to be supported
assailed and the feelings involved in the contro
versies with which the facts are complicated, than
to the exact legal and national merits of the case
~ - - = loz~
this manner, unconsciously, and BIASED by our
sympathies for the struggles of young governments
in Europe after freedom and free institutions, mod
elled by our own but we owe it to our own con-
victions after reading both sides with attention, to
say that our first impressions remain unatered, and
that the Germans have been, in this matter of the
United States, treated with rigor, within the let
ter Of the law, perhaps, but beyond its spirit and
Intention
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LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE.
c. M. SIMPSON. No % Charities st.

LARGE NIOCh OF Dh DDt
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE.
G. M. SIMPSON, No % Chartres st.
Offer. for sale hi. entire stock of FANCY STAPLE DRY
GOODS Wholesale RETAIL cash approved paper1
very prices and iess than consequence
making change present Merchants Planters and
will find their call and examine the
Among his stock will be found large assortment Of
DRESS GOODS.
Brocade and B, oche SILKS.
BLACK SILKs-Of all widths and qualities, for Mantns
and Dresses.
SILK MUsLINs-BARKsKs-Plain, Satin, Striped and
Printed; large assortment
PRINTED MUsLINs and LAwNs-Organdies.
SWISS MUsLINs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and white ran
and figured Swiss Musins.
ROBEs-Swiss embossed. of various styles.
French JacOnets and Cambncs.
A large lot of Cheap Muslns from 10 to Is cents
GINGHAMs-A large lot Of genuine French, at ID cents
of do. fine styles.
CALICoKs-French English and American, from eennio
rs cents per yard.
PARAsoLs-Two cases new styles also cheap.
HosIKRY-500 doz. Cotton Hose and Half Hose, cheap
MOURNING GOoDs-Back Mousseine de Lame Barge,
and Lawns.
SHAwLs-$2OOO worth of real China Embroidered, Dam
ASK, White and Coorea GRAPE sHAwLs which viii bsd
fered onehalf their values Cashmere Silk Bur'nd
Muslin Shaws, various styles.
MANr1LLAs-Of Muslin. Embroidered and Lace.
LACE CAPEs and COLLARS.
LINENS and House Keeping Goods.
IRISH LINEN SHIFTING of the best manufacture, sfa
bleach for family
LINEN SHEKTINes of all widths. fully guaranteed.
TABLE LINEEs-Damask and Cloths, with Napkin o
match.
DIAPERS of all kinds Huckabuck, Scotch Birdseye a
TOwKLNGs of various kinds Russia Crash, Linen Checkh
pure and mixed
~ All Linen Goods sold with full guarantee beng pure
and of the best fabrics.
PLANTATION GOODS.
KERsEYs and LINsKYs; JEANS and DRILLS. Lowels and
heavy "A Coons Chocaw Stripes; Kentucky Ieans-eas"
800 pairs PLANTATION BLANKETS.
"a The above form but small portion Of the stock all Of vha
will be offered at very low prices my4 2lpt
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OF The Russ pavement is to be put down in
Broadway, NewYork, from the Park to Wall street,
at a cost of S36, OOO
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OF In Cincinnati, there were a deaths of
Cholera on the 18th, and 80 on the 18TH
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FINE SHIRTS.

f- complete assortment OF our fine Linen
and Cotton SHIRTS sizes made.
abed to guaranty fit made expressly for
TONER'S are the latest Styles and made of the best
materials, and in the best
GUINNESS Il BUSH,
ie2-im2dp Dealers in Fancy Articles, IL Camp st.
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Ldngstaf y Hutne VS.. Top6oat Louis Philippe and
Independent Towboat Company
THUS is 4 snt for damages. The Towboat LOUIS
PHILIPPE having come in contact with the Steam.
S6st c. E. WATKINS in March last. causing some dam.
sge TO the Ladies' Cabin on the latter boat jsS0~jy9
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THE UNITED STATES vs. FOUR CASKS ALE
OF Porter and one Empty Cask.

IN THE .. 8. DISTRICT COURT Tor me L = M
l. District Of Louisiaua-N0. 6600-ln obedence y AZ
commands of attachment and moniiion to me dlrec
the above entitled have seized md into my Sa
taken-fOur CASKS ALE or PORTER, and one IspS
CASK, libelled hy the United States Of Amesa ~
the District Court of the United States for the Dstnc'
sad and do hereby cite and admonsh the owner OF
and all and every other person or persons having OF
ing to have any right title interest IN or 70 tbe
and appear before strict Court Of the United Ssa
the District aforesaid be holden at the city Of
or before the tn IRD MONDAY from this date ~ 1s
cause, ii any they have can, why the said Foui
Ale OF Potter and One Empty Cask. should not b ~
demned forfeited and be sold agreeably to the p'
the plaintiffs 40
U. s. Marshsrs Office, Eastern District Of Lonsssss"
Orleans June Is, 1879, WILLIAM 8. E'OIif.
jeiA.&jy is. Mashsl Casters DIST y w
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SELLING OFF CLOTHING !
ALFRED MUNROE g. co.
M "A MACAZINE STREET

t4r determined SELL OUT immense stock
prices the wishes of Below
partial list OF Goods and Prices:
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R. ALEXANDER having hems- the
Daily Weekly paper entlt the sou THERN STAND
LRDto published the City of NewOeans, will their
number 4h OF July They hope, by faithful re IL
devovng them,
the principles
which party they fearless and untng advocacy.
NewOreans, June 80, 1919. ie3s
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Pc R F "A LC o N.
We have received a choice lot of
G OIL D P E n S

g q i d Z Il n s.
Some of
FINE FANS;
RETlCULES;
PURSES;
FORTE MONNAiES
COMBS;
BRUSHES;
PERFUMERY
DRESSING CASES;
WORK-BOXES;
DESKS;
FINE SHIRTS, &c, &c.
GUINNESS & BUSH, IL CAMP ST.,
je2-lm2p (Opposite the City Bank)
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GERMAN MEETING.-A meeting of the citizens
Of New Orleans and its environs, who sympathize
with the cause of German Republication, will be
held tomorrow Sunday evening in the St. Louis
Ballroom. The object of the meeting is to act
uponsa Constitution which has been framed by a
committee appointed for the purpose, and to elect
officers. Under this Constitution a society will be
formed for the purpose Of more efectual operation
The meeting will be addressed by several eminent
German and English orators. The ladies, too, are
expected to be present in large numbers, and thus
lend their potent influence to increase the enthu-
siasm in the cause of liberty. The balcony has
been reserved expressly for their accommodation.
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~ A card-WYNDHAM ROBERTSON and A

from Havr dischaIgug Post II, Second MUNICIPALITY
their goods the Le
wee All goods not permitted the
public stores. ie26 DEWEY g. co. 81 Gravier 81.
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To- James Gulick Fire Co No. 1.-THE officers
this Company notified TO attend the Regular
Washing oco A. NJ on SUNDAY, July l. Aiso,
Immediately after Mon hly Meeting, the Engine House
ie30 JOHN X. PEGG, Secretary.
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Works on Engineering and Steam,

JUST RECEIVED AT THE
NEW ORLEANS STATIQNERS' WAREHOUSE,
IA Camp Street.
ENGINEERS AND MECHANICS ENCYCL0PE-
Ola, by Luke Herbert, Civil Engineer in vols
THE STUDENTS GUIDE TO THE LOCOMOTIVE
ENGINE, illustrated wi h u copper plate engravngs.
THE MARINE STEAM ENGINE. designed chiefly for
the use OF Naval Officers and Engineers.
Also
verv extensive assortment OF other works MECHANICS
CIVIL ENGINEERING and STEAM, io- sale by
je25 j. b. STEEL, Ia Camp street.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!l

IL undersigned having closed their liquidation business
the instant sell their desirable stock Of DRY
GOODS Il the present low prices
North fresh Goods during the
be supply customers with all articles
lire the reasonable terms
assortment IRISH LINENS, Linen Sheetings Cooed
Sheets Table Damak Darnak Diaper Napkins Doyes
erprsy made oer suit this MARKET can only be
appreciated by those such articles by calling and exa
ing the quail and prize. -
Our stock Of MUSLINS and GINGHAMS all fresh and
cf late importation. consisting part follows Cod
JACONET Persian ORGANIZES Brilantlne Fancy Bare
gs Brazilian Baege Mode cooed together with every style
Cling hams
les lm2dp P. L. E. REILLY, Canal and Rovai
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WANTED
A ENGINE and MILL FIXTURES, and a ss
n SUGAR KETTLES. suitable for plantation OIL n on
800 to 400 hogsheads. planter having such esD'u
en hand and is DESTROYS dispose of the :sme g"
find purchaser by application 10 JOS. u. MOOkL,
jel5 I'm 2dp fV Poydrss SUE.
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SHADY GRovE.-One of the peasantest Of the many wa
teng place retreats the Gulf Shore where
cate in this warm weather, Shady Grove at Biloxi 1t
msnomer call and add from experience
that the cool and pleasant the vands excellent
the attendance good the bathing accommodations first rate
and last least the prices moderate. See advertisement
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t-~ ST Louis Packet Atlantic-For St Louis. Men,
phis, ec.Th splendid steamboat leaves THIS EVEN
ING Saturday, O'Clock positively from Poydras wharf,
HYDE g. OGLES8Y, II Poydras street.
Passengers will please be on board at e30
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III Ouachita Packet Julia, Capt Rhodes This new
light will posivey leave THIS DAY SUN ms
intermediate ports. jeSO T. B. SMITH. 20 Magazine st.
EE- The Bark Orion, Capt. Curtis from Boston, is
dchagng opposite the Mint Consgnee requested TO
attend the receipt Of their goo on the Leyee -
je29 DEWEY d. CO. OF Gravier St
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ev Washington Fire Go. No. 20-rhe officers and
the Regular Monthly
Meeting on SUNDAY MORNING, July l. at 10 o'clock
es0 By order OF Nj. D. CHAMBERLAIN Secretary.
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5. Of r. Meetings This Evening.

PEARL DIVISION, No. meets at Temple, No $50 Canal
street, at o'clock.
To Morrop Morning 49,.
LIBERAL DIVISION No. II. at Pelican Hall, corner st.
Charles and Common streets, at III O'Clock.
~ ]. o. o. F.-Odd Fetiops' Resa-Ihe Board Of
Directors 18th May they will pre-
pared to dispose LOTS and VAULTS in the Cemetery
o. F., beautifully situated the Metairie Ridge,
NUMBERED LOTS, by 10 feet, at $50.
Do. do, Of irregular dimensions al oU Cts per So r.
LETTERED LOTS at 81 per square foot
Do To Lodges, Propreors, and member, thereof a.
$50 each.
~ Vaults to be paid for in advance.
applications for Lots or Vault, to be made to -
mylOu G. W. SHAW, Treasurer, "a Poydras st.
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stesmhOat Departures This Day.
.rsEk IDYERrIsEMENTs ON THIRD PAok

Mobile .........JAS. L. DAY, Glberson IL A. NJ.
BiLoEi CALIFORNIA, Reynolds P. M.
HadisonpiLe OLIVIA, Grice 4 P. M. Cars
BiLori MOBILE Sutton. 6 P Nj. Cars.
Mobile GEN TAYLOR, Scott, 81 A. NJ. Cars.
Teras ...,........ f. A. OGDEN, Havilsnd, 9 A. Nj.
Ouachia. JULIA. Rhodes, P. M.
81. Louis ATLANTIC Broadwel, P NJ.
Louisville .........ALEX. SCOTT, Sturgeon, S 2. Nj.
Louisr1He .......JAMES HEWITT, QuarrIef, P. NJ.
-To-MORROw-
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esO BY order Of NJ. D. CHAMBERLAIN Secretary.
-S4N--
TT Jefferson Fire Co. No. 15.-Monthy Washing
SUNDAY, JIy |, at halt A. NJ Also Regular Meeting
MONDAY, July q at hall past P Punrtma attendance
be observed. je29 Ar BUKI, Secretary
TT Jackson Fire Co. No. 18.-The officers and mem
notified attend Regular Monthly
Meeting Company SUNDAY MORNING. July |, ls9 at
I0oc .By order H. A. HENDR KS, Secretary.
~ Liberal Divis on No. II, S. of THE members
of his Division, and OF the Order generally informed that an Ad
dress the subject of nempence will be delivered on
Hall Hican Division No. OF ST.
Charles and Common by Bro. JAMES PATTERSON, r.
R. F. COMPTON, R. s.
N B. notifei that Eie
place during the je2a
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NEW ORLEANS:'

,AruRpAY MoRNfNc, JUNE 30, ls4o.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-24
MORE HUNGARIAN VICTORIES u!

CHTCAGO, August 6.
FURTHER NEWS THE CAMBRTA-A great
riot between the PrOtestants and Irish occurred in
County Down in Ireland, in which about so on
both sides were killed.
HUNGARY lAND AUsTRIA.-The Turkish am
bassador at Paris, hal received intelligence by a
courtier, of great battle at Pennsylvania between
the Hungarians under Benz, and the Russians, in
which the Russians were completely defeated
Another great battle took place between the Hun
garians under Georgy, and the Austrians under
Hagnal The Austrians report that they worst
ed the Hungarians though they the Austrians had
to retreat. Other accounts represented that the
Hungarians brought $50 cannons into the field.
and completely defeated the Austrians, and would
have taken the Austrian General, Hagnal and MS
staff prisoners, had IT not been for the timely arr-
val of the Russians
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-24
EDITORIAL SUMMARY.


SLAvEs.-There are said TO he ia the T.
States, 3,O95,O 900 slaves; 10 Brazil, $780,
| 600; Spanish colonies, 900, 900; Dutch col
onies, $1,000; South American republics,
14O, O00 African settlements, 10000. To-
tai, :, 500, 900.
0FThe legislature Of Maine is said to be
in favor of removing the seat Of government
from Augusta to Portland.
05FThe home Squadron, under Commo-
dore PARKER, has been ordered TO proceed to
Cuba and demand the release of Francisco
Rey, the Spanish gentleman recently abduc
ted from New Orleans, and taken to Havana.
u \ nder late decision of the Post Mas
ter General. the postage on newspapers reg
ularly mailed from the office of publication for
any point within the United States posses
sions in California, need not be pre- paid.
The State debt of Texas amounts to about
Sc, O0O 900.
The n. Y. Wing State Convention. for
the nomination of candidates for State officers,
meet at Syracuse on the goth of September
next.
The question ola new Constitution in Mich
Igan is to be decided by the electors OF that
state in November
The New Hampshire papers state that the
drought has been excessive IN that state Far
mers have cut up their corn, and used it as
fodder for their cattle-the corn becoming
worthless, and grass parched UP and dead
WAsHINGToN, Aug. 10.
The Government Steamer Allegheny has
been ordered to sea, with sealed orders. Her
destination is supposed to be the Gulf Lear
Cuba.
BEDFORD, Pa, Aug. Is.
The President and his party arrived here
safely, aud met with a favorable reception.-
The Generals health appears to be perfectly
restored.
SANDUsKY CITY, Aug. II.
1t Is 20 min. to 3 P. NJ, and we have heard
ofno new cases or deaths by cholera. Thanks
to God!
ALABAMA observation-disclosures frona
Montgomery indicate that the next delegation
to Congress will stand same as last year-2
wings and locos. Legislature democratic
on joint ballot.
NORTH CAROLINA has elected whies TO
3 locos to the next congress.
From Iowa and lSDANA we have NOT full
returns, but presume they are loco, as here
tofore.
KENTUCKY has elected six wings and four
locos, same as before,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-24
VVEs5g Convention.

There will be Wing Convention composed OF
Delegates from the several towns in the North
Assembly District of Iowa County, interchangeable
County of Richland,) at Dodgeville, on Saturday
the lst day OF September proximo, at one o clock
p. NJ, for the purpose of selecting one Delegate
to represent said Assembly District in the Wing
State Convention, to meet at Madison on the II h
day of September next.
The ratio of representation, it is suggested will
be one delegate for each fifty votes polled at the
town election in April last 1t is earnestly hoped
that every town in the District viii be duly rep
resented, that we may send up Delegate who
viii fairly represent us in the State Convention
One candidate for Member OF the Assembly
will also be nominated at the same time.
August Is, 1S49.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-24

is very rare, and if any thing is stolen, Lynch
law is put in force. pity thief-he is sem
fenced and driven out Of the country.
Brownell, poor fellow, is gone to his long
home. He was sick a long time. but did not
think himself dangerous, until three or four
days before he died, when the doctor told him
he could not live over week. His principal
trouble then was that he could not live to get
on shore The evening that he died, he re-
quested of the captain to be taken to the
shore, but it was impossible, as there was no
spirits on board to save him, and he died one
month before we landed.
| am off tomorrow for Suffers Fort, and
from there it is 60 miles by land to the mines.
1t will cost $50 from the Fort to the mines,
and we are allowed but 10 lbs. baggage each.
Yours, &C.,
JOHN ]. ROSS.