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Bark RISING SUN,
FIRST VESSEL ron CALIFORNIA.

flh8I tkS5kL HOh
THREE airy and conmofioss state rooms la the
SSYr saloon eau be had, spp.,sd for immsdaIsiy
Thi.s nsw, enpp.r-bsilt bark. and 10 nssy Ia
pas, most Of heavily tsigh,sd ships which have pre-
cedsd bsf Three shares Ia the Rssg Sun Assoeisoa
$50 no had Of The subscriber An experienced physician.
y sin years service la the U. May suaehsd ~ tho
Con pany no goes Ia tho yssssl-sso eompetsn o.oi
1gst and Mnefsoys under tho Instructions and sdyics
ofProf snnnsn and Prof d. Dana Of Tbs u Espos-
log Expedition, ~to prsesdss tbs Company overland
gor farther particular. sppiyto ISAAC r SMITH,
ug6s' lOI wsIlst cor Front
SHIP }. MosET YoR CALIFORNIA.
>q,4THls SHIP WILL CLEAR ON SATURDAY,
ssxk I'm Inc,
shippers will s-nd heir bills OF lsding for sixos1fos
The sAMOsEr being very fat ..i-r, ps:.sns-" may
90 by he saaos.f ave a1o@s
'gters FORT tho liiis steamer nov on Tho ieeh Time
80 suffers Port from San Franc~e 10 hours
6s,sht Appy % & B s0TrON, ne Wal coz soalh'
40 .tsn Or JOHN OGDEN, ne wsiLa msss'
-. FOX SAN FRANtIsCO.-Ths clipper.
go bat ship SUSAN q OWNS, 100 tons hurdso sod
- bot months old, will ssil from rhilsdsphs sbout
fhs 18Th shove Competent jofgss have pronoonesd
asr to be Ia beauty Of model s.osh and rom
sr BY any ysss- ssosi, and conhdsn,ly claimed that
~. Al esp-ets superior 10 any yet 40 kr n.i port
She will library ~ so vols and phYseisD on board
ssd -y.,y mss been made 10 p.urs tho hes
soa eomiod OF p.ssssgsrs Moa ib.rsl t.,ms are pre-
s-ntod .neh msy wish 70 oin Mining Associsuon-
sOr fl particulars sppy 10 N. TO"NsEND, 1875 Nss
.sua p r. viii provide for the expenses 10 aud from
Pnsde pbs u agent Of any rsspsc,sb!s company
.ocisOn h0 may wish W sse,fsin more particularly - 10
he above ship. MI tus'
~. The SHIP FLAvIUs FOR CALIFORNIA,
t$S ready for and Will ssi at The sppOl1sd
day. Ths m. mbsrs ~. psnieulsy r.qa..,.d To
today 81 IL 0clCeE board Tho shp foot ~ Pike o.
,s-r spoiled for immediately on bosrd s.nss.
fof sale ~ only elp each mlOlr
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a SarrHTSrTc History u the P-op.ss q As1.,
-.,.,' -. I-g-rd Of Qg>tzsi-Ost, isforfn-r and
evs. Merieo before 10 qa-. o. So'',L M on &c
0' ~ ~ -. JOAN c WELLS. - S-sssa-s.
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Court Characterization DAY.
Law Courts.

Cnerr Covsr-Nos S. o. . a. a. 81 IS =, to l0f
CoSaox Nos a. 81 s. o. s. 81 49, o. o. t9
ST. ~ Part I-No- a. -, ~ So ~ ~ %, ~, leo, lo3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-10

which has been held curing the week In NE Chryset
Cor gessonsl church. (nesr Deancy IL hereby notified
that HsSsY T. CHEtvER Pastor OF the ssd church, VIII
preach discourse on the next Lords day morning, in proof
II this position That The God Of Nature, admitted by both
parties The ebs'e aud The God Of Revelation, are denu
cal or that uhdes OF Creation and the jehovah
Jesus Tie Jewish and Christian Scnptures-are one Hnf
the same Preaching also By the Pastor, 10 The afternoon
and I'm the evening by Or WEST The Divine existence
and attributes reduced from M-ntsl and Co'poreal
Physiology" Skeptcs especay are solicited 10 attend
Services Al lOt A NJ P NJ and evening mic "
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I. very prevalent, $40 IN 81 ~, ne -
and wind make the ssin dsrt, slHo-' 'iae'' ~ 49,
Now the -.. so.v
entirely prevents this. snc, even The nln -
ooior.d Il unskss white smooth, clear and so'' sn1 ~
RETURN FROM CALIFORNIA
,i sns hs,r ,lexiou beautiful Mind sk tof Iosss
soap sou onS - VIZ ~ milo 2Ieod
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CLEARED gArss Hcrs;o Bou,s san Fa0oo MoPsns oss
sksouNi-
RS Gsnymejs Bfl Joye. Ksston Jan Nv Orleans kars-
sssas Q-ceos Baker Tsner-. MARI jones' West Havana
Schs Essape Johuson >e~ hsv-n smith Smith, kAhnond
Aosard Crov-i. Hosioa
steamer Sea Gull nonDel. Baltimore.
sooe nonss W Thorn. Dfase, Pal River
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CRcrrr CouRr-Before Judge EdwSrds-Peapinsaa

SUPERIOR CouRT-Speeiii Ftrn-Beiore Judge Van
d.rpo~-4n ana Ma,ia NTH Hr NnsaA-Applcatou Tor d.
,orce. Re;erred- plth Nc Z. J. SPARKS.
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SVPRFME tOuRT-ffHtFat Term II ne argument "u
tie notion confirm report Commanders opening Eleventh
- between Bower, ani Broadway, Wa continued.
g~utemcu offering candidates for adm ln
tothe Bsr pohshed yesterday with the exception OF h
SIMPSON THURSDAY after examination GUY
ADMITTED. AZ so and John q March
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AMUSEMENT Is.


RRoApwAY rHEarEK.zOoo,. ss-s a !;
~ rrrfornsne- 10 eextr Al u o'clock On SAT- kpAf
TIE wEsT End.
or. Tvs lzfsH HxIsEss
To coucu de Wa ne Fsrc- o.
sLAsHER AND CSAsHER
ss.ser.......... h.ea~sy Ro.s. Mss Ross r.sin
orcss Gree and Psrc1eI - es- Family Circle Ard ap
,~r sss sscs Gallery. entrance o. Arlscsy-st ~ g.
nTRrON,S rHEATRk. cHAMsERS- ST =
bstrURDsr EVENING. March 10. vii ss played he
E0S - PAY YOUR wAsHEswoMAN
Wiss.th....M Mr. Raymond May White Ms ChsPmsH
w'IFE Fos PAY xv,
S''nAa I'''' SsiiiroH u rs Old GuIso
Hsvr.... . Mr Ni-s'us,n M-lsni-.....M Miss Siesfrson
To conclude with
LUCY DID SHAM AMOUR
Enr'co "a Norsfsf..F Meyer Lucis Ais Onsens s
Prces-Df-,s Gree ard TUcuete. - es- Panty Srcie
E second Tier = 60. ooo'' ecen !. l-oa''A'n o'-.
srUYVysaNr INSTITUTE
rIR. HILLS ENTERTAINMENTS.
W conuna- his entertNnm-uts e ne srUlNssANr N
sTlrprE, On MONDAY sid FRIDAY svENlNSs
time .secno-. f-ara ~ drama q Csspsr Hsn,sf give
limitations o. the snging Fsmiy ne snsans crying ard
stR.soos LoAsERs. &c he
For fll rArf'cllsrs SO Programmes
Tss-,s 70 admit lady sut gens.emsn. g cents sinsls
rcte;s 81 c-fts be obisne he Asor House Irvrs
House. ScVlofk Ho,e lnd Of he Jsnior The lu.dtute
Doors open Sei 20 commerce ~, o'coss MO Ms'
Mrs. FRANCES hkrSLE III rIkk vii
vi read TIN. -vsriog lSsurcSy Mach lc The Aisarr
ner. ight Dr-sn.r a. he >iuyv~sArt instiu- ~ o.
ciock On Mondsy u-xL sii. VI SO viii fesd TIE Aer
~ Nvfs % Windsor nstesd q The Merchant u 90
lee anrss snnouucrd tickets 10 ~ hsd of Mr. Ponsan
snitor u III rsui- ne AstOr House, the lrv'us
Hcuse ARD Mr Ffsncis's snd NJ CrO~sns b1okstcfes
Pr-es milo -
A stKRICkN CIRCUS SANDS, LINT \ co
u Fropretnrs SrcatWzV resr Spring al -Atmissor =
c-rls. children bali price SATURDAY AFTERNOON
EVENING. March no, iS49 elegant hofsensuship Gym
usscs BY NJ sands and Children performances In No
Arena by Stout hsntius Aymsr, Ne Clown, Pentand
Ring Master. De Camp To conclude with the PONY
RACES or Uuion Course Ia Ninismrr Introducing IN
graphic syie al N. shows fronrs snc Incidents "a
10 the freCleal-rs Of the Lorg sud tclrse The
Whole conclude with srsrd Hurdle Race with six
Ponies
Ftaal 4syIrfrs OF Dabafss Grinf O-iytn1! PI,arass
OF ADAM AND EVE,
IRON NETWORK These sublime W0rks OF AT. val
usd A. 2nNo0 guiress viii positive and hn,ly close Al
Rooms " tie National Academy ~ De~ign. Sfosdwsy
ou SATURDAY NIGHT 81 lO O'Clock. March 10.
Tickets admitting al times during the week, IS cents
Children hal price Open from 10 4 until 10 2
A demand upon he Exhibition must b. sentin thsweeS
f'r immeiisle payment NN CREIGHTON,
ui SIS frspr@inr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-10

Dcoocaand 80 % trusEsss' drawers boules. sc Mas.
be 10 good condition. Anv person having The dis
Dos- u cheap Cor cash vii hrd pur by addressing
note TO " n d Tribass Ofes' ssung where hey may
De seen ns .ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-10

Bira Srsifa Hr- Hudon To recover sSV on noie' ~
osro cst.r uetr.f Zoe gos-the suit beng e.aus M
r an. sunt general suaanis ~ himself aud Other. lle l
.l round f defence of guarantee VS.
Ils,.s TO h. continued for plsm,h NJ re-
,erdens f,r lie endaat, MI '. 2 smith
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WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES maruf.ciu ID auc sod ~ every
~ variety o. stss Gnd pattern. and = the les nsliss
mat will DO. curl adhere Jay climate, by htLif
RlEFR exclusive window shade manufacturers sni eeN.
- a. 10 Chatham New-fofk. Merchants a. oitefs
wanting shaie or materials f1r mskag or gns shades
an fra The Arses beat snd cheapest assortment 10 me
T'aed sisies as Shove. Cal SID ssisiy yourselves
-.
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81. uun TO LOAN o. eotd ed mortgage on
=, ,,ui-.rts arpiFfn lre BEns Note ExcoArg q once
~ J1gSF COSREf. % VA = Money eotstsnu, %
osn "a bond I'D mortgage a. Ins o~e'i rae u s=fes
ne Lis
-T,fkI-s tOAL:-FEEsh STOCk-B-st Peach
NJ sr-rbsrr a sx-- q lowest ces-Ihs csfg
v.rv - per'or sFfcl> snd IN rn- ors-r Mt Al - a.
sIsPsOS's = Thompson-si nesF spring. ard Crfsto
pa.f-si near Gf-en~lcA-sr n, -.
NAT BEEF.-c-oir- AarEetsgsin in u n-i5' VII
LlAN LALOR Of 81 and 81 Ceutf- Nns-t VII - 's-
a. se-f oftwo superior csil- siied By M Eishs
Towus.nd Of Nort, Hsmprps bCrsh, Orange Coonty $50
~ Beef OF ane Steer rssec u hewJersy. rs os
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| yraITRs II FANCY COODs-P LACOsIt,
- W.I~r.i being sboul 10 cose hls ousit-ss -nd
,-tir. 10 France. Offers a. prssi- sac Ne oio"rs'
80. ci~v.. of = kinds cnnis.n-c IN Bic factory 10
..rf Il TIE entire rnzisfia 1ecessafy Tor ne MAJ
-, ~ "a cotton thr-sds ~ kc 80 Also the soods
- s,y,i..r- contained IN he sore, 81 Was- - fN
"a vscb iii b. very accommodating, Apply - The al
irfni-' u, ,y.f,.-.f mi0tCl'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-10

" Bereans Meeting, al Broadway Hal, 80. a.
frlock p NJ slbieci. The Resurrection snd state A'er
pasih All should search into Temperance meeting IN
he exennR 81 ne sarne place. $50 krOadNay. mlu ~
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Passenger. Arrived.
MARINE JOURNAL.

~ ,ss Sad, H,ss, c-. Noe oraH'-csP's Ceilings Jan
Citing
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n.CoIlcct,on I'm behalf of the Church In

California will be MADE sunday eveuing next, ulh
o.il ard SERMON preached by Rev. DR. VISION, IN the
Church Of the CrucifNion, In Eghhst near BrOsdway-
service to commence al y oclcek- mic IL
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NJ AR HI r ID .
DIED.

At - George Chapel Thursday Mshs, b. Rev DR. InF'
RICHARD MORGAN Of Savannah 10 SUSAN COLES Of hs CITY
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iYkkY -rABi.E.-ra slas-r.5ef ats as ,eess.y
-,ov-1 hi, stable rom > tr-sl 10 NJ si-pe f-s-h-y
-, ~. A Hsgsr. il f0lr.--nlh-t frO-tng tnlol
-. b-tr-ea Broadway snf fuurh-ay-rl@ where =
srg- stock % new csrrss-- ,ors-s of NJ -1ols
- gof,rfn snd. h bnp - ~ most devoted PEI
l r.r- al .rrtOn o. his business o -ri -rd o@an
800 ~ rab.ic PATRONAGE A. cal promptly ALi-sd-c
y uor,-. t.Eea on nverJ. By lh- oar. wet oI mollh
ma ft-1rs fAl l. - D. hoN'h-
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\fUFICE-WiI tse Hon. DAVID RUhsEN, u bs.l
y Stsubeu Co lin the ely . ess- ~. On
ma m. GARDINER, IS Walts.l
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very desirable 2story basement aed s,te house. with
- iss room. s7 South Third o. block above ths
schon hoess II IL bailI In The mosl substantial manner
and days wort snd 10 nov offered or sas NJ the scas
Lot 3sa5 yard sf out with NUT tire - and shrub
berry street n,ggsd only minuss wsh from the erri~s
house built In modern Style and sire sis g. including tee
Folding dnors and grsvs on let and storiss, and
poruco bail door ont sld Apply oa the prem
There will be- boats Ihs ferry the let u My
nest INTO 10.
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I:,,,in Lnr OF nACnlNKnY ~ ~

- portable furnace with bowl. gfl4t. h01f- pcl-'-
,1d pipe power press Win wheel a1f Nesd'- efs =
.ogv-Tiei % many par rollers, McNA-ys maze
-. -. fore hsrdir. Wk-eE as cf-us7. crane
and some small msnceis. polishing lslhes, small loor' e.
he lover pzrl n h0ls-to IT, -sl.able for gee
ta-l tre.sruskrr inquire ~ IS spenard-si MI ~
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o.. fOH ~AIE-The pfOpoftv on ~" norm east cor
- n-f ~ Avenue and Eighty foaths cootsning from
IS TO 10 Lcts on the premises are Q dw ellir boos-
and earns house with os-f improvements snd uii OF
choice selections Tn. budinss sud fences ~ the beet
nssfit. aud thorough wokmanshp built by The day. for
cash Tn. Shove -ligbly situate high ground In
Lent n-ighborhooo opposite tbs country seai ~ Wm
Nip'o ssd ard commanding rood view ~ the Fast and
hsrem Rivers Being In epsir aud free rom every
n-umbrsncc me property dsemd worthy N. attention
gsngsmen who d,s re quiet residence short distance
out OF town. P-sss inquire On ths plrmlses mioe~-
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srUYNysiNr INSTITUTE
rrp ny {, . rrrrC rAtN NJ NTS
MIS-. FRANCES hErYls HIrtkK vi

VIZ ih. -verng, lSsurcsy Mach lol he sdsarr-
ner. NJ ght Df-sn a. he >uyv~ssnt instus- ~ :. o.
clock On Noudsy ~ D.. SO VIII fesi TIE Aer-
~ Wives % Nirdsorr nsesd u TIE Merchant q Nel
snnouucrd tickets 10 ~ hsd u Mr. Poinsan.
sniior u III lr sui- re Aston House The lrvius
= nj
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THE LAHGEsT AnsOkT.

Of ssspsrs and others psncuafiy called tow sss
SGT Rxht .nd. Left Screw Bsdsssd, whleh dfsw ne
oremiam a. he lat. Fair Of Tho Aa'sfean insnts- od
,eds recoystsd Cote WHOLESALE aDd re'sH mIo i'm
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TX -. .Sn,cr,ners r1n1facurs and have f1r sac, a.
,i ,sf,--r. 10 which ltsg wou 0 call he teruOn ~
b,sls spi other. wiD i1 Sal. ~ superior srelr
n -r.e price The surface n ouf copying qrrss--
-, tu-r.d irus perfect copy may 5e Obtsin-d ~in
expediloc. They als0 furnish copying ma copy
SIS - -f..v-,.n-r K HOE 4 CO.
its -oN-f ~ r sc. a. Coolest
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T. Csnas has lust iece sed very hsnfsoine ASSORTMENT
m grgsh S1rers ~ aich he M sci ih- o<i reasons
biz terns AFRO Bfusses ThTes-ly sli venetian Csrl-s
M, Il every q. srp-or together sit lugr sOcS ~ vi
olhs ie-.nch Dugge.s RDgs, Window Shadct' &C &C
-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-09-14
MADISON POST OFFICE

We hear general complaints made in regard to
the management of the Madison Post Office and
if one half we hear is true, there is most wanton
neglect of the public interest in the way things
are conducted. Last week, a large mail came
through without any lock, and the same week the
mail from the east was put upon the Milwaukee
stage to perform retrograde movement and was
thus delayed in its arrival here for two days On
Tuesday night of this week, neither Mail OF Mail
bag was received from Madison and where it has
gone is unknown to Post master.
We regret TO have to make this complaint but
it has always been Wing doctrine TO hold public
officers to strict accountability, and any derection
of duty on the part of ~ ig public officer espe
cially, cannot be expected to go unEoticed by US.
1t is source of great satisfaction to US to know
that the appointments thus far, made in this State
by the present administration have in the main
been most wise and judicious In the western
part of the State we know of none that are not
deservedly popular, but the Public may be assured
shat if they are found dereict IN duty, we shall
tell on them.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-09-14
WING STATE CONVENTION.

This Convention, which met at Madison
the 18th, was well attended, and State tick
was nominated which would be a credit to
any party, of any State. We have neither
time nor room to publish the proceedings and
resolutions this week, but would here remark
that the utmost harmony and good feeling
prevailed, and every delegate manifested
determination to use every honorable effort to
redeem the state of Wisconsin from the mis-
rule of locofocoism.
The following is the ticket nominated:
For Governor-ALExANDERL L. COLLINS, of
Madison.
For Lieut.. Observation-Disclosures o. HOWE,
of Green Bay.
For Secretary of State-LEvI ALDEN, of
GAINESVILLE.
For Attorney General-M. B. BUrrERFIELD
of Racine.
For Treasurer-JoHN b. TERRY, of Miner
al Point.
No candidate was nominated for Superin-
intendent of Public Instruction.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-09-14
NOTICE.

IN pursuance of previous notice, several citi-
zens met with Hon. L. Root State superintendent
of Public Instruction on the 29th inst at the Court
House in Mineral Point. Cyrus Woodman Esq.
was called to the Chair, and s F. Seabury chosen
Secretary. Mr. Root having stated the object of
the meeting to be for the purpose of organizing a
COUNTY EDUCATIoS SOCIETY, It was thought ad-
visable after some consultation to adjourn TO Dodge
Vile Whereupon on motion of w. J. Nc lntIre
the meeting adjourned to meet at DodgevIlle on
the 22d OF sept. next at l 1 o'clock A. VI.
1t is desirable that all the Superintendent of
schools IN the county of Iowa be present on that
occasion; and as questions of great interest will be
presented for the consideration of the meeting, it
is hoped that every friend of a complete system
of Common Schools, and the great cause Of Edu-
cation generally, viii endeavor to attend. The
LADIES' too, are especially solicited to give their
attendance and influence
CYRUS WOODMAN Chm.
5. F. SEABURY, Secy.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-09-14

AMERICAN REvIEw.-The September No.
of this sterling Wing Journal, devoted to Pol
itics and Literature, is received. The con-
tents of the present number are highly inter-
esting, and the general character of the work
is such as to recommend it to every class of
readers. Each No. contains 112 royal octave
pages, and an elegant Portrait of some dis
tinguished American Statesman. In the Sept
number is that of Hon. VIM. b. Preston,
the present Secretary of the Navy.-JAMEs
D. WHELPHLEY editor.-Terms, IS per An
mum ;-Nassau-street, Newly ork.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-09-14

TERRIBLE FATALITY Sandusdy City is
not alone in severe affection from the visitation
of cholera. In two town ships, in Augaza
CO., Ohio the fatality has beer unprecedented.
A letter from st Mary's the County 81 at, da-
tie d Aug 18th, says, ''in German township,
within seven miles of us, there have been fully
800 deaths. Tomorrow we have called a
court, when il is thought $50 administrators
will be appointed - The disease has been
nearly as malignant in the township of Bre-
man. Between Is and 90 have died in the
little town of Haytsville, in Miami county, out
of population Of not more than 80 persons.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-09-14

STUCK BY LIGHTnInG.-The house and
barn of Mr.. Edwin r. Barnard of Green
County were consumed by fire on the night
of the 21st ult. The barn was strck by light.
ming, and being filled with grain, was very soon
in flames. The house was a new frame bull
ding standing near by and caught from the
flames of the barn. The whole of the grain,
three horses, one buggy, one two horse wag-
on. sleighs, harnesses, &c. were all consumed
Mr.. B. was absent at the time Of the fire, in
the southern part of Illinois whittier he had
gone for the benefit of his health which for
some time past had been quite poor.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-09-14
ARRIVAL OF Mas, Mitchell AND Family.

ARRIVAL OF Mas. mitchell AND FAMILY
The ship Hibernia which arrived at Phila-
delphia on August %, brought to our shores
the mother and sisters of JoHN mitchell,
the distinguished and beloved Irish Patriot
We Join most heartily Ia wecoming them to
this happy country, where we hope, ere long,
to welcome him also who stands next to En-
met in the affections ofhis countrymen. We
presume they intend to joio their son and
brother w. II. Mitchell vino now, deservedly,
holds a position oftrust and confidence under
Secretary Ewing Of Washington. A thou
sand welcomes to them. AMI prayer for the
safety of him who was the best beloved OF
those who periled life and liberty for their
cOuntry's freedom.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-09-14
DTe Hunker convention on the 9th NOM

70 TIE Hunker convention on the 9th nom
nominated,
For Governor-NELsoN Dewey,
1t. Cows. w. BEAL, of Fond du Lac.
Sec. State-WM.A. BARsTow, of Waukesha.
Treasurer. &. FAIRCHILD, of Dane.
Atty Gems. p. Coon, of Milwaukee
The Argus refuses to support Gov. Dewey
until he will pledge himself not again to sane
ton violation of the Constitution in relation
to the Public Printing. Dare he do it!
The Barnburners met on the 7th, fulfilled
their part of the Sholes bargain in nominating
Dewey, kicked 10 Democrats out of the Con-
vention, and then nominated John Bannister,
of Fond du Lac for Lit. Governor, Benjamin
Hunkins, of Waukesha, for Sec. Of State, M.
NJ. Strong, of Racine, for Atty General, and
A. c. Barry, of Racine, for Superintendent
of Public Instruction, after which they broke
up with great unanimitu.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-09-14

ANOTHER LoCOFoCo DEFAULTER-A Washing
ton correspondent of the Boston Atlas, says that
a distinguished New England Locofoco. who has
been Governor, United States Senator, Editor, and
Pension Agent, and who was removed from the
Office in May last. is defaulter to the tune of
thirteen thousand dollars. The beauties Of the sub
treasury, it may well be said, are Just beginning
to break upon the country, in manner to Illus
trate and adorn the charming operation of this
great locofoco invention. We suppose the ind-
vidual referred to, Is the Hon. Isaac Hill of New
Hampshire for many years the bright particular
star" of locofocoism not only in that State but
throughout all Yankeedom. No man in the Uni
on, not excepting Thomas Richie, has so ALSO
lutely noSed the democracy as Isaac Hill, and no
one was perfectly the embodiment of locofoco-
ism as he. But he couldn't keep his fingers out
of the Ireasury.-Southport american
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-09-14

An IMPORTANTLY ERDIcT.-Rev. Alexander
Campbell, President of Bethany (Va.) Col
lege, has received $4,000 of Rev. James
Robinson of Scotland Mr. Campbell. on
a tour through Scotland, in l847, was arres
ted ana imprisoned in Edinburgh through the
agency of Rev. James Robinson. for having.
while discoursing on the subject of Slavery,
uttered sentiments obnoxious to that gentle
man. Some of his friends instituted a suit
which recently terminated ,and the result is a
decree of the Lords of Council and Session in
favor OF MrCampbelI for two thousand pounds
sterlpg.-Nat. Iutel.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-09-14

iHE NEXT HOUSE OF REpREsEnr ,,,,,.-
,North Carolina, Tennessee, kentuckev Az
nama' Indiana. and Iowa, IN which eISc, 80
, ,oa t,Ie next Congress have been held tb,s
uhon'o' are entitled to forty nine member.
ana sent to the last Congress twenty CIV nj
ocrats and tweuty-three Wings. 81 far 5
: "scg !, the Wings have lost one men;
Der 10 tennessee, aud three ia Indiana in :,
lou, lou, me, members equal to eight votes. One i
the three IN Indiana, however 1vas - =:
the free sellers. There is M oba S.'uT II W
tuckey or North Carolina, aud probabIv I noo5
IN Alabama. The Democrats must pair go
or two members more to secure a Ina;oritv !,
the House, which is Il6. If they hold he
own, they will have only II5
Maryland votes on the 81 of October e.,
six Congressman, and LOUISIANA. for four
Mississippi for four. and Texas, for two mer:l
bers on the 9th of November There are VA
cancies in Massachusetts, Ohio and Rhods
Island, to be filed by special elections. ::