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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11
SEzH EeEEa'S $40

AZ 80 % .hEre -Eecut.oas issuoa f-on tie
- o.are q tae Clrrs OF Tie Crest Count N
-.e Gu,i'} q l"'rl tale o: ri. cor.s:Il.
Ian re hgF for re gse 81 james Knot. and ,-s-o
= az 81 a'Tl e. a=.t'n-f iss goods ALL
C,'l' lands ard tCatneE-s Of IL c. C,r,s and
r., 60 90 s-.FaT. hive sai.ed and levied ~ OF
Ls GROWING cesc-iied isnd as file urcler-r 7
@.- 1'5ill';i.- F-z- ae zo;-th hs.t oI liz r6r-i
quarter q section :..eTt y-,:yd III Tovu.liD
10. SIX re. III Of range 80 enc e,,st or he tsr-
"a. ii,eIIalsu, ~ ,he County .: Iosa. tate
y y j. e"s-ti and SHAH oieT and sell 70 lie fe,
- o'l.eF ior tssh a, public Vert3e al the Coarr
.o,'se a5oE ~ Tie toFH OF Mineral fo.nt on lie
-1 osy o. 5'1e 4 D 1919 ler.rcen the hours Of
IN e.ls-5 4. II a1r o'clock p IL OF said day
~ ana 70 the above described real estate. 10 satisfy
sad -1El. an costs.
LIZ STIRLING. Sheriff
s1.s-.e- Iowa County, Wis
9-'e5 ms once Mineral Point
Stay Sth 4, D. 1919.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11
EEErFs 0X a z.

OF THE MINERAL POINT POST OFFICE,
The Mineral Point Post Office has been reno
vet 20 he building directly opposite the Tribune
Office o. High : .eet
JOSEPH SMITH P II.
THE EIINFRAL POINT BOOK. STORE
ias also been removed 70 the building,opPoSite the
Printing Office Game bgilding with tie Post offce4
where 2Ir Smith viii he happy 10 see lis friends
Mineral FONT, Nay 9Th 1919. IS
10 FUHLI HERS OF MAGAZINES AND
r. " AZ I.'>-l'e are preparing list OF re-
rlod-cais published in this country and CT,
and T-i-is to make i complete Periodical Ijbrarv
a"-.sLeFs are requested 70 forward = specimen
copy o. then Magazine or Newspaper, TO address
OF ~"Tishts Casket~ Philadelphia.
IL Editors viii please copy the above.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

The ALLEGEANIAEs.-I viii be seen =
notice IN our paper to-day, that these aces
plished singers are TO give a Concert at
Court House this evening", [May TO- Whe..s:
er they 60 they attract large audiences, AMI I
highly aPPlauded BY every exchange p..
we receive from places where they have SIS
We copy the following from the BurIinst
Hawk-Eye:
This popular band Of "Sons of Sotg
visited cur city last week, and on " ednesl
and Thursday evenings gave Concerts to l:r
audiences in the Congregational Churcs
Such artistic musical talent was never bs1i
witnessed IN this place. Their performa: &C
were without fault either in sentiment or 3
cution, and those who heard them were, {
lighted with their performances. :
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

BY referring to cur advertising colu7:ins i
will be seen that Mr.. PERcIvAL c. MIL1sz1 ri,
ez Sizar Of Trinity College, Dubli1.., hes
opened Classical School in this town. :yHe5o
from his advantageous discipline, uraesia-
ting attention, and the strict morality which
IS always to be maintained in the sch;9l lie
enter'ains a we'll grounded hope that rs .pis-
pills can secure the greatest possible gersve-
Iaent, commensurate with their various &re1s',s-
SIGNAL aTocations IN life"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

The Slq0ery Question an Cahiforafa.-EVe
have heretofore argued that the applicationof
the W1mot Proviso, to any bill for organi-
Eng territorial government-admit1inr TINT
Congress had right to incorporate it in
bIll-was needless exercise Of power. be-
cause slavery can never exist there. 4 letter
from Mazatlan, in the New York CONNER
cial, thus settles the point:
One word upon the subject Of slavery. Il
would be as easy to introduce It into Il, Work.
as into California. No action Of Congress-
can decide the question; 1t is already deci-
ded by the impOsibiiity Of retaining slaves, by
the pursuits Of the inhabitants.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

e Good Johs.-The Panameno, "a paper
published at Panama. Of Feb. 2Ith, has the
following, which we translate, considering 1t
entirely to good TO be lost. 1t is a grave Of
fetal document, being a proclamation by the
Goyemmec.
REPUBLIC OF n. GRANADA. [CIRcULAR No.
III GogeTHHge7.! gf E'rogjrsee. Panama, Feb.
6 1919.
There has commenced to circulate in this
country, certain coins Of copper or other met
al which the merchants of the United States
are accustomed TO give their customers. which
coins are OF no value. They have upon one
side the arms of the United States. and on the
other an inscription. AS they are Of yellow
color, some have commenced to cheat those
little accust omed TO foreign money. by givinG
them these medals for gold coin, by which
commerce is injured, and foreign money de-
preciated.
consider it, then my duty to inform YOU
that you may inform the public, the North A.
nerIcan eagle has the following marks on
one side the arms Of the United States and
the words - United States of America, ten dol
lars on theOther side the figure of liberty.
thirteen stars and the date Of the wear.
The half eagle has exactly the same marks.
except that in place Of ten L says five dol
lars. The copper coin, Of (which [ have spo-
ken above, has on enc side the arms of the
United States and the words IN. G. Folger,
y Old Levee cor. OF custom house ST. New
orleans" On the other side it has a long
Inscription in English, which means s.Clo-
thing store; clothes for youths. boys and chill
dren; caps, blankets and plantation goods :;
trunks and hats" With these explanations,
II will be easy to tell the genuine coin of the
United States. God preserve you
THOMAS HERE EP
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

CoNNEcTcUT ELEcTIoN.-The result q tie.
election IN Connecticut, over which the. DC
COS are growing 50 Loudly, appears TO c:o&te
some trouble between the two branches .f.t5
PARTY. The Hanhers claim the victory; and
the Free Sellers, who helped to aohie.e 1T
g.un-b.e bitterly At not being allowed psst Of
the homer. us strange indeed, what .'su,aI'
potatoes men viii quarrel over.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

Inc illinois Canal is in good repair, and
boats arrive ana depart regular to and fror1
Chicago. 'i'''i'
= morning ard evening line of packets Lee We
regularly at s a. H., and P. II.
lyiln'-Ey z recent census It is asoo-taired
ety. Is about $4,000. The pros, eritv of'ba
town was probably never greater +lI,3 !, -
present time - -'ie
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

Spring appears to be slowly approaching
towards these ''Diggings." For the lasttwo
days it has been very comfortable in cur Of
fee ec.l.ota a fire. Vegetation has taken ad-
vantage Of the sunshine, ard puts forth with
remarkable speed. There IS still! promise
Of s'seed time and harvest" 50 We DO not
despair.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

DALY MAus.-Ts It not desirable that
have a daily mail IN Mineral Point from {.
lena and from Madison? The stage is n:
running daily between this place and Gale:
and there is no reason why the mail she,
be left behind one half of the time II
citizens take hold Of the matter rightly.
may easily be brought about. Let therei
an eiTcrt made.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

Tie craps an LreLqn7.-The Dublin cores
pendent Of the New York Courier and Eaaui-
rer, writes under the latest date.
'.Neve. do I recolleet more glorious wealth
er for spring work; and never was i turned
10 better purpose, those wretched districts ex-
copied that ara now occupying the solicitude
q sriLanant. And while wheat and cats
are lAaiy 10 ne sown 70 q greater extent than
i-St year iaT more potatoes are likely 10 be
planted. ihe Farmers reason thus: The no
la'oes we put by for seed now turn out and
cut Up sound. Why should they not crow.
8L-s. Col FFea.ont.-'Fbe eoTre-Don8ept Of
tne \ \. Evening Post, from Washinoton.
March 18th SAYS
10 morrow morning Col. Benton win set
cet tcr y ~ c7!.,, whittier re r3cg = make
some needioi arrongrents for the passsce of
the lady ct Gel. Fremont to California. Mrs
r. takes the steamer Charres. On Thursday
Sne VIII be accompanied by her b-other-in-
law, Mr. Jacobs, Of Louisville. Nv
It IS generally known that Col Fremont
had made preparations, previous toseftioor ont
upon his overland expedition last FAN. for Ca
uornia- lie forwarded by sea a most annie
supply Of tarnlingimpiement and other tl1ibos
requisite Tor an extensive rural establishment
understand that It is the intention &c 81
1ac1 = elso, to settle IN that region.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

The following Acts went into effect on the
.E@s! last:
.3Of the assessmentan collection of taxes;
.of 1he incorporation Of companies to con
.sErtct plank and turnpike roads;
in .latioR to the formation Of corporations
fer manufacturing, mining, numbering, me-
cz1$ni(al, ana chemical purposes;
Oh he Incorporation Of villages;
. Dfsthe incorporation Of cemetery assoeia-
Cons,
Oistate officers;
OI'counties and county officers;
OBJECTIONS other than for town officers;
OF, towns and town officers;
o.. highways and bridges;
! 0, organization of county courts;
:. ! act relating to interest;
I Ataet 70 prescribe the terms Of the su-
Prep.s court, and to require the adoption Of
'rlle, Of practices
II act 70 amend an act entitled an act to
pres. rite the mode proceeding in chanceTy;
4 act relating to tie sale Ct sPiTituous liz
.uor.,'''
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

The author OF the following lines has chosen
good subject and had the muses. been little mo
pFop.tioas, the poetry might have been equal
good
LINES on An OLIVE BRANCH,
The Give Branch in ancient Greece,
Was dedicated to fair peace.
But here Privy, bottle Lined,
Un.o the Goddess Is assigned.
Here hogs resort TO syvig their beer.
To swear and curse, and curse and swear;
Here Bacehus holds his nightly revel,
and drunken loafers raise The devil
If~Saake-rag7 does 70 peace incline,
She must hang - upon his sign,
Or make him drink his Sinking arot gut
Or drown him Int. i matters what not.
Here wives (and wives are ever Iind,)
VIII sure their missing husbands find;
About the Growing of the cock,
Like wolves among the feecy flock,
The injured DANES come dropping in,
That instants huzhed the nois1 din,
And from each cheek flies vhiszev,s rose.
<Ah4 stays etiCl1 l--t.- a. u EEGre trO-e
The lip and board half way between;
And glaros each eye as 1T had seen
a Boyle OF bloody ghost,
Or Satan looking for a ghost.
Ilvain they 8y, il vain thev they scatter.
IN vain they ny TO mend tae matter,
II vain they sil;ver shake and chatter.
Like lizard en- fy,
Like due, upon bug.
Like "Elic}s'' pen upon 4 lie,
Like a panther on a dog,
Like their husbands on a Jug.
The gentle danes come pouncing down.
and take their sPouses one By one,
Until the last reluctants gone
M. Bliss, if you'll publish this.
Il take the logging,
Years respectfully,
Patrick Ne Noggil
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

E%It is seldom the case that cur ezchan-
ees are as destitute Of Nes0s as at present
we hope our readers viii wait patiently. as
we intend having machine IN operation soon
TOD manufacturing News Of the latest style
and fashion.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

We learn from the PlatteFille America$
that J. J.. Marsh retires from the editorial j !.
Farunent Ct the American, and that that pap !:
IS hereafter 10 be conducted BY VI. 3. BE<
AVS, Esq. We congratulate friend Be7als
on his accession TO the corps-editorial, asss
extend 10 him our - IN token Of friendshis
May success attend him.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

The Galena JeFersonian Of the :tl:: inst
says:-''We do not know Of any rel. case Of
Asia'ic Cholera yet among our citize.:s; bug
the fact IS not to be disguised that seyssral sud-
den deaths have recently occurred aIs.sos.e= as,
called cholera. Wewouldurge uponss ha titf
Council the necessity Of procuring n assDt.
tai 70 receive the sick who arrive hs.c rom
infected districts; the opening of dr;5ns;: p,,-
riiying the bottom as far IS lays in i siE Fow
er, when practicable. The abominasle .rac-
ice Of emigrants enpying old strsy Leds,
on which the sick and dead have l.in. .iDi,
our sluggish stream, in our midst. asi uzbicl,
lodges all along shore should be p:aya4tei.
as il no doubt retains a portion q. f..ciio,ls
matter-it should be burned. In hi s. tlmts
ctr City Fathers have much ros2snsitnity
resting upon them.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

: 4 NEtT REMaRk.-Ex- President Polk. in
Esptylni,. to the welcome ofthe Speaker Of the
:iTgtnS House Of Delegates. remarked that
g was 80 longer serrant Of the people. but
Cad no@ become s0rereigss.-4Sl.1adry Loco
Sec f'agSrs.
This very "neat remark frorn the very
6@eat AI4. Polk, we presume was the offspring
IF vsrgs neat democratic sentiments, prompted
~ al vs5y neat amount Of vanity. However,,
ST he Fx-Pfesident has now become Of the
"a NE = a soreyetgns as private citizen, we
als gia1 Of 1t, for he want worth : prary as
s. President
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

II Oar readers wiz see BY notice II our pare.
today that tie Fest Once and Zoo Store have
been removed 10 the building directly opposite th.
Office THIS rez0U2i. we presume VIII be satisia {:
tory to al parties. !.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11
NC TICE.

q IL PERSONS are hereby notified no, to
v457A h"TboE or trust my vie SARAH on my
account as VII pay no jebts Of her cortrscrn,
WILLIAM COIEY
WaIdvv.c. Hay 7th 1sig. 80
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

TIE PaAIRIE FARsrER for 5Iay contains 2
be interesting to every farmer il the West.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

"fe [ Mr.. Clayl has struck for the .JT.fys
Loose and missed. "-Frce Democrat.
There is one thing he has never snSs@E.'
The great statesman Of Kentucky has. never
missed yolleys oflow SANDER from bir@ and
hloekheads.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

-fLAA = IL g CLOCK.
F.[e hroAe cut IN Fitch's Warehouse
sumed with 5. c. Tuc&eT1nsn,z -. a16 az
bushels CT wheat burned. Wheat ;rs,--.5
SS0Oo. Warehouses about $1,000. p-of-i,1l
ioss $4,000. Fire supposed L. Aava -
aled irrni lights IN either stores v.lti,s 81
Plag y aeat- i-ii'
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11


Nay Term. 4 d. 1870
~, 2la[ !. e. Wisconsin, County OF Iowa. IS.
~iFIa vi l@on Il Cbance-v - - =,
John wilson Divorce.
IN motion Of tie petitioner in this
cause Dy her solicitor i Is By the Cont 0r4a-e5
mat SAID defendant John Wilson. 10 enter bis ar
tedt"hce neIeln and plead, answer or dcr7rr :,
'ae petition filed herein. on OF Before tho o+l u,
Of Nay, 4. d. 1910 the same hem, ~ l.t
day o. the May Term 4. D. 1870. of This Ccn-+
OF IN default thereof that said petition Be talen ,
eo1Ies2 as against said defendant and the ratters
mercer cecTeed accordingly Ii is further oder
- t-a' a copy OF tins order be published for four
successive weeks ia the Wisconsin Trihnne 1,b-
nc newspaper published at Mineral POINT IN said
Nouil1y OF Iowa, and that the first insertion be
lLlsoe WITHIN ten days after the date hereof Done
= oii1iiiOers TINS 10th day of April A. d. 1919.
hORitMER NJ JACKSON.
. . udge o. the 9Th Judicial Circuit of
Inc State OF Wisconsin.
State Of Wisconsin.
county OF Iowa.
CT, l. James Hutchinson,
-i-1 Stdle aforesaid, do hereby certify that the
: d true copy of the order made by our
1ld court n the above entitled cause as the same
sii-' appears on ME in my Office
IN testimony whereof ! have signed my
IL 3 name and set the seal of the Circuit Court
at the Clerks Office in Mineral Point il
SAD county this 30th day of April A d. 1919.
James Hutch;son.
Clerk OF the Cirouit Court
Iowa County, Wisconsin
-, = Il RAwroRD, Ese Solicitor for Pen
C4ws4l
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

Mineral Point, Nay Il. 1919.

- We issue the Tribune this week, one
day IL advance of the usual time.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

COL. WEBS CALIFORNIA EXPEDITION
New Orleans papers Of the 291h Of March Owe
tue facts connected with the sad disaster which 10
lei portion OF Col Web5's California a3re1+7-
Ters. It does not yet appear that the e>ra4;t;o-
mas been entirely abandoned by Col Webb ana
liaoilIy o. MS party, as they had separated from
the portion now returning. Dretiors - .i,o -
era breaking out il ali It's virulenca re -
assign9d Ior TIE division Of the company is that
Iol, webb and eighty Of the party proceeded o.
TO Roma for the purpose Of purchasing mules and
20 prepare i9F ne future frozecuton Of the Jour
ney- BIZ audubon had been LEFT in cIlarSa or
those staying behind, and while the ch9ler9 ,vsr
5ilS a is neisht, the barkeepsr at Clay Davis
I |. stole $4,000 from 1Fs. Au5ubons sal-
d-e-6ags-- bar-seeper Yves seized vitb cbolera
:: ana confessed the theft and told where 1000 Of
-. - ne returning party left 3Ir Audubon
Z. ''-5 ldIi-tis' enleavourng to obtain The remain
q DER OF ms money, and waiting to hear rom Col
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11
sAN FRANc1Rco, Feb. 20 1879.

o.
''Decr B.-Since my arrival here on the 18th
inst, 10 less than nine large vessels have ar
rived, and lots Of people. But for the gold
region, the accounts from which Just received
represent the sutIefings Of the people there TO
De great. Many have died and many more
VIII follow. The disagreeabie and rainy sea
son does not end until the month Of April.
AS may be supposed everythingis anarchy
and confusion; or, in other words, every one
does as he Pleases and takes care Of himself
''Commodore Jones has gone on an expe-
dItlon up the bay, IN the Southampton with
a Vie" OF asceEtaining how far the navigation
IS practicable for large vessels.
''Real estate here is as dear IS tits in Broad
way-at least, as much is asked; but there
are no houses IN the place afording any com
forts, and no persons to put them up.
''As high an interest IS five Per cent, .ner
month has been paid for money, hvpotheca-
ting reaI-estate which cost SIC0 a year ago,
and now worth SO. GOO, and the lie.
"a great deal you hear from the gold re-
glon Is, Of course, exaggerated F.; but I-believe
Us richness. surpasses anything yet heard Of
indeed II al reports be true, the whole earth
IS mixed with i FOR hundreds Of miles, the ex-
tent Of which has not yet been ascertsirgd.
and there comet be scarcity Of the article
tor thousands CT years TO come
'Gold has risen IN value 10 So so q IS:
and i IS not likely TO 90 down. There is not
much, however, II market; and next fall
there WllI be az immense quantity brought In.
p. S.-'Ehe measels are killing all the IN
ha5itants Of the Sandwich Islands; I0.O0O.it
is reported, have died. Our commissioner
has struck his flag, and is at Iogcerheads with
the hankaEa government. Commodore Jones
l believe, viii 60 over there"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

- Our readers are referred to cur Il:
page for several interesting articles uPon t?
subject Of Cholera They are all from gc'
authority, and deserve an attentive perusal.:
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

~ Snow three inches deep was encou--
tered BY tie Cora on her upward trip. on
Thursday last, 80 miles above here. Tie
weather has been very cold several days rasr.
with old Boreas laundering down upon Us
with all bis forces. We look confidently 10
July to moiify this state o things-Prgiyfs
IL CRejn Patriot
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11
ST. PAUL.

Some idea may be formed of the amount Of
emigration to St. Paul, from the fact that ac-
Communications cannot be had at the hotels at
any price. They are all crowded to overflow
ing. gentleman who came down on. the
Cora on Saturday last, informed US that some
OF the strangers have provided themselves
with tents, being the best accommodations that
can be procured at present; men are doi7g
their own cooking, and overseeing all the
h9uSehold affairs. Board Is $ per week
whether you sleep on a bed or under the com
ter. But this state ofthings viii not last Ioro.
a large hotel IS being built by II. Nj. Rice
and will be completed Ia June, capable of s.c.
commodating a large number of guests. In
eonFenlences must be experienced in all nav
and rapidly growing places; yet the enterDri-
sing people Of St. Paul viii soon have annie
buildings erected, sufficient to receive ALT
Prairie de Ctien Patriot.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

"Jacob Gould, Marshal Of the N1Tsiern
District Of New ! orh, removed By .ie.eral
layloT, was Barnblrner. Old I5:k Has
no rec &oli) enemies to punish ehlQ. Il
FREE Demgcg4s.
Certainly net. "Roration in offcts is a.
cardinal principle in the Free Soil crj.-d, and,
Old lack IS only carrying 1t cut. !.
"Caleb b. Smith scld himself. ss9d has,
been paid by being appointed one Of tse ,orna
missIoners 70 settle he Mexican claims. =.
free Democrat
And what did yol get for yoarseyz: Gram;
bier, when you went over from the AEc5t.oni
lists to the Free Sellers, and from t.e| Fred
Sellers TO Locofocoism2
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11
Eh5s EvenFug d-ay E0tEa.

the programme VIII be such as has net the
unbo1aoed commentator OF the music loving
public throughout the United States and Canada
ana consists o. new and admired Songs, Duets
tluartetcS. etc.
tickets . cents, concert commences al : IL
O'Clock
4L-No postponement on account OF weather.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

G0n their return % New York via Galena and
~ Chicago, respectfully announce that they
viii sing al the COURT HOUSE. in MINERAL,
POINT
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

PITTsBUEGH. April ..
Yesterday FIVE hundred shares had been
subscribed towards the Pennsylvania and O.
mo railroad within the past two days-I509
are required TO be taken TO mt the ,.o-I- nm
der contract. The weather to-day has been
fine and the river IS rising.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11
LATEST FROM CALIFORNIA.

Just as we are going to press, we have re-
ceived the following extract of letter from a
very respectable gentleman in San Francisco
to his brother in this city, to whose poIiteness
we are indebted for the opportunity of laying
before cur readers the latest intelligence from
California. As everything from the gold re-
gion is interesting to our countrymen, We has
ten TO publish It, having no time for comments {:
-TTnsHtacto,. Union.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

GEN RILEY win deliver another Temperance
Lecture IN this place on Friday Evening. Nay
1Iths a general attendance is solicited
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11
CIRCUIT C0TRT

oherlhs Office Mineral Point )
Stay Sth 4, D. 1919. (
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

As'0 York Legtslzture.-T'h Legislature Of
New York adjourned sine de on "Wednesday
afternoon, after session of 100 DAVIS. On
ring the period Of its existence, about asa
acts have become laws-a larger number than
at any previous session.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

The author OF the following lines has CHOSEN
good subject and had the muses. been little more
prop,toas, the poetry nlight have been equally
good
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-05-11

Aeto customs an The West.--T'he Cleveland
Z rue democrat says that on Monday, the 9Th
Of April, funeral took place in that CITY. and
the colin was carried by young women, dress
cd in white. The men were in the rear Of The
procession
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-04-14

whether It be published or not. am
a briefsojourner here. Ihail from a
colder cline, where it is our proud
boast that all men ARE free and equal.
| shall return to my home deeply im>
pressed with the belief that dispen-
sing with the NAME of freedom, the
negroes of the South are the happiest
and most contented people on the
face OF the earth.
Yours, VIATOR.