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New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29
CUNVEYANCES.

~I~s .-t nnIH AKnANGkfiENT--u
SGKtarr;sS MAIL LINZ. tOsiLsl tOR bOsTON
Nsw-bsyen Hartford, Springfield sst
Woge-st-s, from Peck-s.p. = River. EVENING LINZ
70 NEW HstEE.-rn- new ana sPendid steamer CON
NECTiCUT, Capt X. PECK. viii leave every afternoon d
O'clock-eacept Saturdays ~ Oclocf Passengers r
main al Newzyer over nght and tsks the early trsn "
cars for Hartford Springfield, Worcester snt Boston
Rsurnins leave NesHss-n every evening on the arrival
OF The Boston train A. II O'clork On Saturdays ran 0
car. viii go ghroa,h % Hartford snd Springfield. Fret %,
taken. FOR HARTFORD lDirecti-rn- steamers hE
RO. Capt King, ani CHAMPION, Capt Tinkepsash, one
one " which viii leave eveFy afternoon 81 ocloes
Sundays -xccpedl Freight taken MI " For farther 10
formation sppfy 10 6EO ". IORLlEs, lSS Peefl-st o
JOHN sAATON, freight Agent. il2 scuihst myii ly
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29

THE MINERAL WEAITH OF ALlBsnA.-lt is
40, generally known ihst the State q Alsbans
sbouods In cosl, iron and marble. The coal is
nostA btumluous The Mey..e Herald says that
the amount raised this year en- Warrior river viii
he grester than ever before. over two hCndred
lat boats have been projected or bull, 10 csrry Il to
mazSet. \ esPonten; Of that paper says
"Oi the extent and value OF the coal dsposss 10 ibis
region there eau be doubt Most OF the coal beds
hitherto found less n Al four fee, in hlekDess-n
strata too thin for minipg-eat several Of them
four fee; thick and up~Arcs Iaosa shove three feet
sTr more numerous stilL do not that they are
inund numerous p'sces merely. bg. that they are
different strata clearly dcfnct y.ag s5ove auo-
ther. The lar srester number sbove The levcl OF
high wsfer, appearing in blues which ovsrhsns the
chsnn., Of the stream ard indeed =; tie bottom Of its
bed. The river rups cOsl. somsrmes bare, some
Zines shielded by sand rock for above one hundred
miles The coal is bare In al the htte streams that
into the The gres,er par, Of the lsnt IN the coal
region public and may be obtained ~ the Govern
ment price.
The dip OF the cos 10 uniformly IN the direction Of
the natural drainage Of the country All tss Warrior
eeas thick OF thin, 60 sad therefore require NO
ang bat d,cAing 20 keep the mining operations free
om ae insress VI water Thisis true of those 90 iae
Notta river ALTO as fsf ss has been examined Taose
% zoe SAnswos river are ~ AZ angle OF - with Iae
aosi1on- Ieey dip osfquely scross tie drsinAse Of
sns country and will II is sppreheaded require great
power 70 keep them DIV
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29
CIRCULAR
HEADsrARrE.s srH DrPARTNEsr
So arfnrfn ~-nt - fsl4

sA1 Antonio, sept =. lSf9
Iti.ths desire Of he GeIersl eonmkrcirg % recpro-
fully he friendly disposition manifested by TIC Ca
mA1ches forth 10 the communication from he con-
mazda. odcsr froJeficssrurgl, dated 20 n.t here
with published Tor the Information of 81 concerned Al
sane time 30 be- Understood hzi ih-fe b. 10 20
.Axauon 10 he vigilance along the border. II any h-fis
committed "a lrl be- made 90 ceieci a.
brlur % rulishusu. ine or-rcrr. Retaliation By stng
the lrtsus hen 0Teres-u tzrpns-c must be- AVOID
Cd n possible excepting 10 Instances wner- mlrders
msy have h-el ccuuec sheir psf q ~teh he ev.-
lerc- should hc clear
Tee scouting parties nov in ~ fed, below he frouuer
h1s. VII b- kept scuvey EMP 9sea unuI ne country %
cleared Of th- band. which have lately infe-iet
o. particularly lowGi1 he RIO Grsnie D. Ofter " br--
vet Ma Gen Brooke. GEO. DkA>, As,s Acit Gen
The Gair>sfra Nszs Of Oct 10, says that the sugar
sas Cotton crops will be better thsn "a, been sntci
pated The sugar crop, tis nov thought, vii BE- the
best ever raised 10 Texss Planters ssy they
nooey ty producing sugar si.. cents per lb The
Nhe. crop In the northeast Counties has failed
urely. The Cotton crop in Trinity valley vii 'aii
year 0e 3. 900 bales
The corporation 4 the town q Liberty capital q
TIE County q the name situated on the Trinity
River, thirty miles from its mouth o-er % euigrants
donation Of inner building lot and four scr-s
o and for euy alton ~ tee eavirons provided within
twelve months from possesson a good dwelling -
erected TIE inner ot snd the four D placed
Ia state q cu-tvAtioI-the whole subject O. OF
. year.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29
California Emisrnnt..
In brig Robert. from FsM River. Oct q for San


10 of'g Aoeerf' from Fsl River, Oct. -. for san
Francisco
af,sTf - ~ fsfe,e'- -1ho-ss cAac-er F--..ct y.
Nssf , - fisit NN- ,e fs-s1sa. Wa.a A So -
.ers IA As.f kafs Nr-ctrste >sk1.. ~.
- Pa k'-r ks~ss Fcrssf. Jsn-. H.i,...
p-tton nr~Stcrs Diver Hs-ss~ss. k-.5 s--.-- n
Cat A1rs- >nsa, h-rrs Hcrts, C-cfgs Co 40 rs
0-,rg- Ctaur-s. Iiseoof- sess DsFe sfnait - -
Crs4 Aeeu n.To. C.af-- ssaort. wsrusr Cncs ,. K-
Ass1s1 asss Aoesisf ksstus hha~sy, Jo1s
Asncts-t-r. J--fh Fsh, hsrra - B.sa1a R..
s Tv-rsc,i Gecrts " Fs--. Sag Pcs-.
kll L frstt et=r >cto-. ksWc Hsrrs -o-1
HsAs~ky Fr-~'o~as Fthg >s-rns.. Ms.-2,r; ss1u~ G
naacftk, sFrret-c bssJsHi Sr1s-A t<<f
c. Mss'er fsl kt-r kras f-ea~. fissi Ma.
% T. sesrs ss'. 60 troe-AAs h.A.-sy, fsl Ks-r
lss ssazh-.f-r Tr-rtcs G-cz Nsack--,sr E-st-s
fr--,o-s. ks-srs fff % 6-'s- s.t-'. r.ssio1 Wa
kss=.oo. coo. rr.so-s fA2V fs- &c 90 rsoussN CA.
osrf sts~s-c, Pa RIVER
N shP Gola-H1rter. fron Fall River Oct ss fer Sxr
FruciscO;
wasn woos nsss.. -. K'sr -oas N-sssy, Fs; Mas- -
10 lu.ns. srooes xs-, >casTss; G-ogs n 8rs Ta-e
stt-. NsafuSkst. (.sas~r r-sUss Ia Dr
az nci-a~s. rso.s Ilha krztna ksoe Ahf--y
ssf1lxz ker-r. k4y sar1ore. Cyra. Brc.c
Rive Fuse B--s N.sscs-i Thca. Jr a. I.ta
Jaha-cz Raesss~SS- Pssse-s<s-REsard csslssf1
sro fal kssG
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29
J'sE SEw YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING CON-

'J'sE SEw YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING CON
fANf. cd ch-mrs Bsak l-Nott- her-ty hist
- th- ith tsJ oi F-ofls 49, h euro
rst on sso- sj pfu Of ~ charter .u1 s
sf-f a. trnc afsrs f4s Ia hs
P-r'oa acy coaaty hoig = 10 aot>s os h.Fns
t-utcfs b- s- Bsns -qlsstsd
~ c ih- on- of ths lrs.- " tPsk
be city ofN-- T0N Os h0gss irOa Ia occk. bslsd
Aggusih .. lsf4.
wn T scCOUs. GORGE JoSEs
ISAAC JONES A GORDON HANMERSIr. Trustee.
MOSES TUCKER, exc. b. GILBERT
20
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29

A NEw-foEE CoNP.sY - OvEELssD Ext
sHASTs-A lsItsr from SAINTS Fs AsF ls, IN TIE Frf
s--A H-sE s.ys
CsPt Gl.-rs.eeve's company fror Se~.Yo-L, IN
eAea 1o,e Fery badly. Thelr cied-t.s.r Sas
'cSf-rrd and were oat Of proTsicrs I've Of their
'tAfiei 70 evert&Es "a srd get os- heard ffcn
9oe q q crowd An trying 70 loiicx the escc-:
site Psef macs. ssich 10 70 accompany Col Coiner
So-eeicf o sraneiseo. VITO 70 cave sere In dsy
OF tive IneEe are large number Of er Ersnis on tie
MO 1Fshas Nnanz 10 s-, oS with tie escort The
iniians Spani are very trog5.escne-hsve killed.
sone enigrAnts already DIT there are some .ol.i-rs
u star. vita Cap, CasPtoau morrow 70 s.p them
oG- Ice captain west cut the other day q fer
ias1i peace .nd sney cane pretty resr ss .irs "a
scalp Corn . selling a, g. 81 per suse-l: coa-<
snsH' meat and bread, EEL 81 25 eents per pound
CeCoA sHkLLsTs Lsszs ~, ss.A, -. rsesiv-e-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29

fexx - ~ -NEW-yORA AND arW-HAvEn
a Se&Hy kAiLaOAD.-On sad ansr Monday,
IL The following ualns VIII lesve
1s orcs on Tho Company, . Canalst Pssser gsrs VII
aso % ecevec ~ he Cce Of tbs sew.Yorx sod Harlem
aafosd a. Iweny seyenta-s, Accoramoc stion Train
- a n ~ new hocnel.s, &c Express Trsa AZ AN
H snn'ors, te L-2ress Train AZ 2 NJ for stamford.
Csnnasiioa Trsin as P N for Sor~sI 7ysi.s b s~e-
I7s Connsxaon Train Al et A 81 uon sorwalas AZ.
cnn Tran a. 6 A n. from ks~-fsyen Accom- Tr..n 81
70 A NJ from newEayen; Express Tnin 81 il.D ?. n.
TON New Esve-- Accom-. Train .t IS p N from Nov
ra'~n imf<xi MASON s1D't
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29

HERoIC AcT.-The BIagkamion Rey15Ic1a
tells the fcnorins story An isccent occurred ~ 10
late a'~ II ,his village worthy Il notice. Tie tsvou-
ing slsaert hsd wrapped the whole of h- Interior Of
'ne siose II asnss aHd the heroc 1reuen hsc begin &c
despair q ssvlrs TIE block when IL Ma whispered
ioeFe vas quantity Of powder in TIE building. TIE
''oa'-t' nss'is ~ere eusins before ths danger,
"nen nremsn, NJ James Hsl.,es1, seized lsr.err.
ga orene he eerk ~ho slept II The store ard knew
"neF- 'he powder wa . scconpany him entered The
eesr and sroP-as eis Ssy vita ais terris-c compsn-
asn soSa az e~ed a an. anil The srssthess Suspense
II the lew weo knew rs esrfri e-rsrd-o@.rirr k-s
81 powder eA@rss WITH tie rapidly sdvsneins HanesI
WISE N BEEKs Co. PA.-Ths crop Of grape,
sss been unrsuy good In Berks Co this year ana II
4, sad iEs; greet deal .. god Vins all - made
sbsre.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29
O.. 3;Syssak53 s,EW.YonK !, 4 rRIs RAIL

Ia. rS<,skak NtW-fOkh 4 ERIE RAIL
~ Road On aud anef "a oh u Qc.
iOncr ih- Isins will follows,
Sundays excepted -lssoVsH PssssSssE Tx.iss vii
leave N-~-fors Tor kimr4. from the Compsnys Pier,
Al ne foot ~ Dua4~st Al A 81 and T. 81 stop
ping - al mo stations From Elnra The through
trains vii leave Nf New-YOrE 81 A. M and q X
stopping slso A. a. nc way -falons. A SPECIAL WAY
Issis Tor FoH )eryl- and n-rmefiae stations, eKce7
slfrfDs, will l-eye New 1oft every Saturday Al "
and Will l@aye Porn Jeryis Tor Nsw-Yor every MoudY
morning ~ &5o. MILK Tssir, win passenger cars
attached viii lssys Port Jeryts f0r New-Yors Al AN
snd returning viii rsys New YORK for Poft J.rgs
N Aoother mir Train with passenger car sttaese
viii eays rermoni for Onsylls at sAA and returning
rsye Ous Vile az IS connecting with the boss
y New-forr The Mir Train. do not connect With The
r a X X FssIssr-Frsighi leaves sew-Yors sTery
ngntfor a.! re regular statous the rc.d freight
ran vi! loaso Elmirs every morning 81 SD; fou
ron J-fVsa freight u.in will leavs for New YORK
ryrrirg ~ Dos O'Clock, and anoheE a. with mxrtet
heiKh1 special usin for cstAo and other i've slocS
-. irago Silirs 90 Wednesdays ard Fddays Al -
r N ana from fOr Jeryis for hew-Yorf 90 Tu-scsys
snd SaIrdsys, as A ~ Fare from Nsw.YorE q Elnin
J. - Inc intenuledlst3 stsuons "a proportion Con
mILarOD 1ckes si lower tor Zoe stations bet~ee1
New. Yorf ard Por Jsryis can b. purchased A. the
NEWTON sIc PlefnOni Offices Tbs steamboat ERIE
leaves fefs YORK every c4y a. O'Clock fr Pisuaon and
retarns The arrival of hs train fon O~ego arnrrx
a. fr~- ors about BIS Pm
Stage lines with uis road ssrioss stsrons
70 sis Al Eitnifs, With Jsfsrsol and Oereys ty ne
SENECA LAKE, arr Al Geneva ia ms b. tAxe tfs ex
prsss gain going ~est 70 SudaO with Tioxs opt Corn.
lnk, " with lthsrs sod Csygzg Bro se VA Cay1xa
Lac Al 5ioshsmSon, with Chsnsngo Forfs O een- Or.
lsfc, nor~ca &c. Al Drpost. wilh Debit Bainbridfs
Oxiofs &c Al HarowsDsrgh with Honesasls, Cxsooo-
Acd.st0wr, win W9nsbofo', Eli-uvi!i- Le
% JANE, r klhKWDOD -1r.r,.~n<.rt
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29
Late frcm Texas.

Texas pape-s TO Oct l6 have been received at
Sex Orlesns We learn from the San AafoHto Iss,rH
T,ran If 5h ms. ttat the Csm.nches have made over
tures . consolidate pe-ce with tho Onited stste.
which have quickly been responded TO by Msl1r D-u
Brooke We deem the information hereon 80 interest
ius that we extract II without sordgsment, as II aP
pears 10 that paper
l~rosrANr ISpt.S ISrELLfcEScE.-Dy The poiiisnsss
OF Major George Deas Assistant A1jrtsnt General We
have 5eer flrrished ~i.h The ioowing Official Document
Tor publication
CasT NEAR FStDEslcEstvRe. TtN,s,
sepiemtrr =. 1873
MsIos-I have The honor report hat have to- day nsf
vist .fom tVO Csfnauc1e ch.e Pro -whop, or blf
f.onur and K-yum who are direct from ihe camp
90 the C-=r % The Brszos for the purpose of com
munc ing ih- result Of council iAi-y held by Nc who.-
CAnsuc he nation elect succe.sOr 20 Mopirch0-co
ale h-.d cte hs having tici since cur Ia. lIr gr1ce
from The camp on The Bfazos
The election resu teG IN The choice OF lO-hump,
who pOn ssslmng the dignity called upon al The chiefs
aud speak tneir mind. freely with regard 10
their relations with he whites,
TIE couuc s.ei Ten days, when 10 ves hnslly ceier-
mined that they would be great fools 20 var win The
uoiied sises They tid been 10 war with Texas ~heo
Teys. wesk ard ttey tGd gained nothing By H. and
hat Tow Texas ioined TO The lnited sis-s wsr
would iesi io me destruction oflheir nau0n.
BuHal0hump tiA although he may uot-be able 10
si0p a. once snail ysre- he 10 tetermned preserve
pssce ard b. hopes that these small parties vii not te
considered BY The y hiIes - "a calf- u war
he wishes 20 say thsf IL tf- event d; council
t. the wish Of tne Indians that i e held a. The Laoo Or
a. his psce
have he honor TO BE- with ne hshe., respse', your
oberieut servant Nh STEELE,
Bret, Cong Al Fredericksburg.
Major Gao. DEAs, Asst All G-a-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29
.r >FOR POrGnKFKP.Ik-

IL AFOR PU'tsFk d tP~I h-LANU'
Ezs.S.Ec-=SiNG a. WEsrPOINr, COLO SPRING,
NEWBURGH, SEW-HAd BUk0H and
MILTON On ard after Thursday, Oct IS, the steamer
JOSEPH BELkNAP will run IN connection with the
Hudson kigef K-ilrOsd from Pe-ksk TO POughkeepsi-
on Tho arrivals ~ tho rains which savs Newf0Fa from
the Railroad Ofic., l99 Chsmb-rsst at A ". and 4PM
Returning, leave Poaghseepse 81 - snd M ~ PD
songers M procure their ucke,s NJ ih- Railroad Ohcs
before taxing their In tbs which will convey
them free u expense 10 The Kalfo 4 station. Thirty
hrsts Gny26 tn.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29

riaE At BATos RoreE ba.--A. Bradsords .
ssdlsry e.tssHshmens burned up loss $500. Insured
O. 200 Kusess tailor shop, loss not ststst. on Oct Is
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29
N u I'd 7 - II-TI = E77'7s
. i- -resf Irrs = -.er.a

90 e. rrest... Alcs rltf-.
AsEs-U Uncer y-sr. s., 20 years 81. 20 + -, ;
n. o.. d. 20 = IS. = "a 81, 81 - 10 ~. IS q % B.
-; u % -0.s; eo 10 TO- !. = ~ 81 g. sn - p p 10
loc, Uukrowul A " WHITE City Inspector
Cly lusPrcsors O1ce. Oct =, lsG.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29
r. MORNING LINE Al

ss:s;Sjs New Indepe ndens opPe.non Day Lane for
Albany, sndinz ~ Newburgh, fough
ssep.i-, kngssn, Bristol. Hudson AMI Coxsackis
Fsrs 50 the landings 25 cents Brssksst s1t
diorer board tho boat The elegant steamer CAR.
ALiNf. Curtis Peck, Jf. Commander will leave the
steamboat pier at tho foot of BsrclsysL Mondays. We'd
n--dsys snd Fricsys 81 o'clock A 81 Touching ~ The
foot Of HsmmO0i-st New.Y0rs. each way FOg passage
light r-'ef apply ai the Captains oince on board
or 10 GEOR3E w. WILLIAMSON, a. the ofice 90 The
nh Al
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29

Szks3kxIs.sALL NNER-by n. .9iendit sId saps.
steamer. BAY STATE and EMPiM
STATE Of great sueg.ih srd speed, particularly ads9t
10 the gsuon of Loag Island Sound. running IN
uecnon with The Fall River and Oi Colony Railroad
distance Of 50 miles. 70 Boston orly Leave y-f No
North River. near tir BatteTy The stosm-r EMPIRE
STATE Capt Comsiock. )n Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. a. Pm The BAY STATE. Capt Brown, or
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, si T n This ans
only that runs direct Tor Newport For fregh
passage spply board, -ud either 20 TfSDALE BOh
DEN ~ Malsi " al the Office Of tbs line, ~ The
If NasnlrF Ion. A. and Batterv.plRr@ lngl fm
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29
sEw YORK. ELlzAssEsI9..., ,somssyILL. .asros

~ ~SEW.JERssY% Y%sraMfR Ar
RANG DEMENT'S C COInmeacing Apnl
3 l8i9 The extension " tn1 Railroad hom sOmeryieo
White House 90 niles 10 opened FOR usye reducing he
STAGING between East0n and the sunnu. Of Tho Road 10 y
mi.fs. fAssESsEB TRAINS UF-Be.v. Now-YOrk By
Pier No. North River, ats O'Clock a II aud SPIN,
leave New-Y0rx by Hew.Jersey Railroad. foot Of CofL
.snd-st - NJ and r NJ rAssESeEs rR.ss Dovs-
Leave White House al = o'clock A 81 ard s0m Z NJ,
North Branch, ais fom. A NJ and ,Dn. Z NJ, sOmsrye
Al som. ". and SIN. 2 NJ Boeud Brook a. 5m
AN and "a z M P.Aiuheld At Ism 81 and flm
NJ Westaeid stoi A ". and 3P N. kukabethiow1 s
u m. add >, p NJ The freight train with psssengr
car asehedl will leave White House sf5t A. N s0uaer
vile =. AN PAiAneld 81 An. and EAr.bsthpor, BY
s!ssmooat Al u An hErvHNss-Nil save New
fofk ~ steamboat Pier So..l North River at M
Passengers for Easion, Wilkssbarr- Ailsntosn haucb
Chunk II. and for FemingOl, Clinton Jacksonyl-, &c
N ~ill AXE No ? O'Clock A NJ train from Hcw-YorG
NEW LIHEF SCH0oLEY,S MOUNTAIN
spirndd sAs-s VIII lses- fOr tho ho.ntsln the arn
al VI me O'clock Ialn lfufu ScHf at Uhile H0ase
rhis foui~ las res stasinx than OshAr
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29
Frucl.so

FIRI AT ST. LoCls.-Reinhardts stesn.ssw
mil bsrned sp oel Il, loss $500, ne ms.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29

Al l>ClDsSr.-DariDg the trial of CoEze'i for
klcnsp2iss : which took place few DAYS since az His
borough. ineileut occurred which created consider
soie fen al tie sSpeuse Of tig wigs and counsel A
Mise sloan vss iestiy-g sl1 requested . state a.
f,s tre~ shout certain transaction
Wines ~ss n tie s!ttl1g rCom whea Mary cane
from Ibe ktehen hurredly sud COsIel after her he
csusLs a0c Of ner s the siItns room door. and sad
Mary you have been here long enough come aac so
home now.
.zrrr=y jsr ssfssssAi-whst did Mary .yi
sEo~ssy J- " S,ats-StoP lhsrc-i Object 70 tie
question
Here ciscusi' N Of ressy two hours took place. IN
which four or I've lssyers participate Aftsr vaick
TIE ;hrse s1ses h-lc lcng serols snt excited cis
cussiop Ire subject sac 1nslly very formal and
pompOUs msnrer. stsssc that Il the opinion Of :
:ns 5Ti,y of tne Coart that ;he question b AZ
ssered The Count Room sss crowded slncsi 10 sgf
location ard tie uost 1ieDse interest manifested
~ thi. stage of TIE procee1Exs Ice question -ss
repes sed-~ whs, ID Nay say p ard tee S1tHsss ar
.wsrec-
- Sac siaa Q sag rod lRishm0Dd Republican
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29
Weekly Report of Deaths
t.s.rErr I

7. - Ci'f Iri Ctl.f, Z .- l-ys np- t.s as . 80
- sIy sf O,fsb~- lsss
ter =. Women, = Boys, g, Girs. T-rois4. -
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29
For n. Tnsss.
sr xAs. sAsAH T. BOLTON.

- n. ,.,s.,l Of tie saies to ~. ~ h. hass.n.n
~ - IN
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29

kttus tiis
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29

OFFECF,
ses<s asrsoy rrsa, = Ia .sxt of an a
sAhAa bhASD ss of ths City q gss ron 49,, a
..s go s.<sa . Asss sst a,sAs. shaa sspy 70 q,
s1rrcg,ts y ;as ccuHy u Ssv or srsrs of -
ups1 ins sstais u s1 sag of ot- sst
10 eeca ~ bsssocz Dses ss- ro sspssns.r =, 80,
81 s-s- JAsrs q rRAYIR, ieS,< Asa..s,.s.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-29

of ,rssf e ssrg,,- sf Iss cossfy o.
- ~ Ises s.s-.y svs- . a. Y-rsoes a.sa< cs..
@--s- sAHts u shOWEh, A> q IA cry q se-rsr4 d.
e.s-a % Yfsss-t tas .ss.b-r
- rsss'saes Of -od. NJ L~sn cy "A
- % - sscrs - t1Rs tay q Oscszssr ssIt-Dalsc
NV len tas t-suy ara ssy of ssy ls4s
zye ls-,z- nRAA O sRowgR yr.cz.r,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-28
SHERIFE,S SALE.

sav&OTICE is hereby given. That by virtue of
= an Alias Writ of Fieri Eacias, issued from
the Office of the clerk of the Circuit Court for the
County of Dane in the State of Wisconsin. and 70
me directed against the goods and chattels, lands
and tenernents of Moses VI. Strong, and IN favor
OF Albert J.. Catlin, | have seized and levied up
toe following described Real Estate as the pro-
perty of the said Moses VI. Strong VIZ: The north
west quarter and east half OF tie southwest quar-
ter Of section eleven in Township Eight north Of
range two East; And lot No. two % OF Frac-
tonal section No nine in township eight. north Of
Range No. four East, containing IN the aggregate
Two hundred ard sixty-thTee acres and sIxty-one
hundTedths Of acre. all of said lends lying and
belae IN the County OF Iowa and State OF Nisccn-
siu aforesaid. al Of which viii expose TO sale at
public outery. al the front door OF the Count House
IN the ioSn OF Mineral Point IN said County Of
Iowa on Saturday, the second day of February.
A. b. 1859, betweenthe honrs OF % clock A. NJ.
and cIocl, P. ~ of said day. 10 the highest and
best bidder for Cash 70 satisfy said writ and costs
LEVI STERLING, Sheriff,
Iowa Co, Wis.
Saer;tfs Office.
Mineral Point Dec 18Th $40 Gw II
Nlessrs. Catlin & Abbott AtJys. for Plaintiff.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-28
Life Insurance
Copital-s2o0.oooM
x-,,s Sr.rrn F TSrI4~s
BY THE KNOX INSURANCE CONTAIN

Capital-S200,oo0N
yIScESSEs, STATE OF INDIANA.
THIS COMPANY is now prepared TO insure
lives grant endowment and annultIes
The following are among the benefits conferred
By insuring in this office:
Premiums amounting 10 $50 and upwards, pay
able one-haf in cash. and the balance IN note al
II months renewable. with SIX per cent, interest
or the premium may be paid monthly in advance
Insurance effected in this office upon the lite OF
the husband from all demands of creditors.
Creditors may insure the lives OF debtors, and
debtors their own lives for the benefit Of creditors
Naval and Military Officers, Masters and Mates
OF boats vessels and indeed all classes, may al ms
Office secure their families against want at the low
est rates of premium
n Premiums lower than Mutual Companies.
~ No responsibility to the insurers beyond the
payment Of the Premium.
II No risk of partnership with all classes OF
persons and its serious consequences.
NJ No liability TO have the sum insured Tedu-
ced or 10 make further contribution IN case OF
mortality beyond the estimated average.
% The certainty of having every claim paid
as soon as substantiated, whatever extraordinary
mortality may take place
The seni-annual payment OF premiums, and
thirty days grace allowed the assured on the renew
al of premiums.
This company allow the insured more liberal
travelling privileges and a longer residence IN the
Southern States than any similar institution IN the
country.
A person insured in this company has the priv
iege of travelling on land rivers, lakes or inland
seas and of residing IN any OF the States or Terri
tories of this Union the British Provinces OF
North America, during the entire year. except
from the first day of August to the first day of No
yember; during which period, the insured are not
allowed to travel or reside south of the northern
II c. - L.
mission IS previously obtained
The company does not exempt itself from the
payment of policy if the assured should die by
his own hand which is a consideration of great
Importance the creditor who insuTes the lie of
debtor, as wen as TO a wife insurng the life OF
her husband.
The Insured win be allowed to make voya-4
ont and horne ITO and from any port on the CONT
nent of Europe for an extra charge of per cent.
Steamboat men engaged in navigating the west
err waters viii be insured at the regular rates
No one life will be taken by this company 10 7
a greater sum than $4,000.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-28
DY AUTHOR
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES.

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the DISMISSAL of Public Lands situated within the
aforementioned townships to wit
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lay, the t'yenty-arst day Of January next Tor The
disposal OF the Puohc Lands within the uHoeFmen-
toned townships, VIZ:
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principal lse, dian.
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