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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-06
ROEEV.fR CMRESTE.9.T,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

STA Mt O n, A,
GXTILI attend the Courts OF Augusta and the adjacent
w Counties.
Stanton, Nov. IA, lS49.-u.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-06

&C. The Kent (England) Herald annotinces the
discovery Of the remains ofa Roman adhPhheater,
nearly two hundred feet in diameter, at Richbor-
ouph
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-06
ERASMUS D. WOLFE. JESSE E. PEyToN.
Wolfe & PeYfOn.

Wholesale Dealers in Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods,
No. SO, MARKET STREET, PHrLApELPHiA.
WE would respectfully call the attention Of South
w ern Dealers to our we'll selected stock OF Fo-
reign and Domestic Dry Goods. They have been pur-
chased for CASH. and will be off 10 customers upon
the cheapest terms We extend special invitation TO
the Merchants of Virginia topay visit at our house,
No 50 Market ST., Philadelphia.
Dec. 49, lSi9.-6m.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-06

oo- A letter from Boston Merchant dated New
Orleans, 10th ult, states that the cholera still RACES
there il never having been fully eradicated.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-06

A negro man In California, taken ,iiher as slave
was sued for sum of money. The alcalde deci-
dad that he could be sued, for the reason that BY
the existing laws (Mexcan) he was free.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-06

PENNsrLvANIA.-The public debt is set down at
$40. 4,4l345, and the amount appropriated in va
rious ways. during the past year, towards its redhc-
tion is 1921 ,465 Sc.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-06

ns- The editor Of the Charleston Courier had .
mess Of green corn on his table last week fa'ssd ~
the open air in his own garden. z9
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-06

o. The price of subject for dissection in Paris,
is from three 10 nine francs. In London; four
pounds
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-06
uHEsEBRouGH, STEARNS & co.
SILK GOODS.

81, .Nassaa st., Opposite Post Office, 4Nst0 HorH
Importers and JObbers of French India. German anu
Italian Silk Goods of every variety.
also .omnlete assortme nj of British and Ameri-
A can Fancy Goods suited to all sections Of trade IN
the United States, and comprising the most fashona-
bic STYLES to be found in the New York Market
December 26, lS49.-6m.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-06
Phila. Dry Goods Emporium.
ECHEL, RAIGUEL & Co.,
IMPORTERS s. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

IMPORTERS s. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods,
No. I25 and l30 NJ Sd ST., aboue West Side.
TEEP at all seasons complete assortment Of FOR
n EIGN DOMESTIC DRY GOODS on hand, a.
daptcd to the trade Of all sections of the country and
adequate to any demand that may be made upon mem
They invite the attention of Southern dealers and cs-
peciay the Merchants of the Valley of Virginia 70 an
examination of their Stock satisfied that they will hnd
il TO their interest 10 deal with them.
December 10, lS49.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-06

M. Won Gerolt, Minister Resident of his Majesty
the King Of Prussia was presented to The President
BY the Secretary Of State, on the 22d ult'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-06
E. THOMAS ALBERTSoN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
xty xtyAyyESRORO'. "a.

WAYNESBORO', "a,
PRACTICES in the Courts of Augusta Abe
marie and Nelson. Office In the room lately
occupied by COL George Baylor, where he may
NJ found al all times, unless when absent on pro-
fessional business.
Nov. 90, lS4e.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-06

WIN. G. STERRETr, on the corner opposite
w the Post Office, has just received superior
article Of Tea, for sale low.
December 26, lS4o.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-06
III. SKINNER,
A1NIHO0NlMT An Laws
STAUNrON, VIRGINIA.

URACTISES in the Superorand Inferior Courts
Il OF Augusta, the Superior Courts Of Rocking
ham. Rockbridge, and Albemare, and in the U. 5.
District Court for Western Virginia.
OFFICE, next door to the Court House, in the
Brick Row.
NAV 2, lS49.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-06
Or. Robert II. Robertson

WAVING located on CHRISTMAS Creek. at the
residence of his bruher tenders his profession
Al services to the neqhbOrhOod and the public gen
srslly. He may be found at home at all hours ex-
cept when professionally engaged.
Santember 10, lS49.-6n.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-02-06
CONGRESS HALL.

10 SHBGlDIVANTo
No. SO CHEsNUT ST., 4 27 SOUTH THIRD ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Dec. 10, lS49.-6m.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12
IBHrla OF July--Thc Celebration.

The anniversary of the birth day OF
Liberty, was celebrated in this village in
IA manner that must have been truly graf
.ity}ng to al who wish to pcrpctuate the
imcIaofies Of our forefathcrs, and instil in
the minds II the rising generation a love
for The principles Of freedonl and equal
rig IS which they taught, anI we should
cherish. 1t would be useless for us to at
'telapt a description Of the enthusiasm
'whleh prevailed among the old and young
AZ was JOY and animation, yet the cere.
|monlc5 were conducted with propricty and
.deeorum. Notwithstanding the unfayor
sablc state of tie weather in the morning
sthe procession was large Headed by the
Mineral Point Band, (who did much
scrGtlt to themselves, and added greatly
10 the interest Of the occasion,) the pro
,cession moved to Milton's Grove, under
,the direction Of CHAs. l. STEPHENSON
IL rs Marshal, and Il. d PULF0RD and
=. ) SPEAGUE as Assistants, where the
ceremonies were commenced by a solemn
land appropriate prayer By Rev JAS. Dl
P'l. Chaplain of the Day The Declare
ton Of Independence was read, in very
pathetic manner, by Gen. WI r SMITH
(waose venerable appearance on the stand
gwa- sufficient to call to mind the hoary
.he1dei veterans of the Bcvolution) after
(which an eloquent and interesting Grafton
twas pronounced by FEANcIs J. DvyN, Esq.
!. IEa ceremonies at the Grove were emily
.encl u frequent airs by the Band The
procession was again formed. and proceed
ed p lie Franklin House, where dinner
,aae been prepared by Mr.. CHAs- SKINNER
to a.hiea ample justice was done b. some
Hundreds Of persons, anof whom are ready
IT, Sest'fy OF its excellence and abundance
zfter tie dinner the following toast,
.we@a read by Hon JOHN b TERRY, Pres
.ideHt q the Day, and drank with much
'gocl cheer by the company
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12
Protection 10 the Lives Of pa2m-ers.

On tie 9th, in tie IEou-o of REPRESENT
stives at Washington, Mr.. CAnrFR. Of Ohio
soieTed The following resolution, which was a
sd0Pted
Hes0Ire3, That the Committee on commerce
be instructed to inqu re into the expcdienc,
sol passing law compelling ofcraGs convey
sng passengers, ayi-ating the waters of IL,
L. ). to be furnished with ample and suitabL,
resources Of escape for passengers in case O
saccldcnt by fire or otherwise and further in
! cure in to the cXPcdieHcy Of making certain
1 Custom Office Inspectors to carry out any law
I'm Pursuance Of the resolution and thai tht
ssa. committee report by bill.
We trust that the Committee viii rcpor
speedily bill which will give satisfaction Il
tine travelling community, and furnish better
.eecurity Tor lhciI live than NC have hereto
fore lad
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12
Death OF the President.

The Geographic despatch in this days
paper announcing the death of President
TarloR. was received on Wednesday, at .
O'Clock. Z. VI. and we are informed by the
Galei.a operator that there can be no doubt
Ut it, accuracy. If it prove true, (and
We have no doubt it will short, bat bril-
liant Las been the career Of ZACHARY
TAYLOR as President Of the United
States TIL hrmucss and ability with
which he has stood at the helm of Govern
ment amid the storms that have threaten
ed dissolution Of the Union, during his
short administration, have won for him
laurels that viii fade not, even when the
marble that shall point to his last resting
place. shall have crumblcd into dust
And whether this Union shall stand OF
fall the name Of HAcHARY TAYLon VIII
90 down to postcrity, as hero, a states
man aud sage. whose whole life las been
devoted to the interests Of his country
But We have neither time nor room to add
more this week.
ez-zFzzz2zEgsSss5sz--szszsz -=s
EerEcFs or TIE S~oeu-Thc unusual
i severe thunder storm, on the night Of
tie 81, played some beautiful pranks on
tie telegraph poles in this region. Not
less than twenty-five or thirty of them
were literally torn in pieces, and in scYo
ral places tic wire was 50 melted as to re
quiro mcnding before communications
could be sent. Al, however. is again
right, ana the line IS in good working
order
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12

\ HoosIER ~ BosToN.-The editor Of the
Cincinnati Inquirer writing from Boston, tells
.thc following story:
Western folks feel IN this CITY as THOUGH ri
n strait waisicoat, for their personal liberty
is 50 hedgcd IN, that lreedomof action is rome.
Those addicted to smoking especially. feel
twice the desire 80 promenade the streets. e.
ear in mouth from the bare fact. that tbe
IencmIes of the fragrant weed have forbid It's
use IN the streets Of Boston. hca, Of an cx-
.. eft aEcclote Of the adventures Of a live
'Hoosicr in this city, which illustrates the nu-
IicIpai regulations of this mummy dissectinc
city, better than a book. After a good dinner
at his hotel, he ignited a cigar, aud started
out for a stroll. After few steps. police
imam tapped him on the shoulder and informed
him that the penalty was two dollars cor the
offence Of smoking. lie promptly pulled out
n i've dollar bill, and received three IN change.
Proceeding on his walk, in a f.w minutes lac
.neNt met bcggar girl who asked for some
.thng TO cat. ReCoiecting that he had the
remains OF hunk Of gingerbread. the pccu-
Jar diet Of the iousierIaud, IN his pocket. he
generously pruAerod 1T to the mcndicant.-
A-ain was he tapped on the shoulder by The
policeman, and tod it was against the laws OF
boston 10 give away olul, as it all belonged "a
the city, and requested TWO more dollars fos
pins grave offence The three dollar Bit
was drawn cut, and when the policeman ten
dered one in change, it was refused bv III,
Iooslcr with the cool remark, :. No keen -
Z shall want to histlc IN a few milut -
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12
REGL-LAR TOASTS

]. JUL 18th, 1916. The Birthday Of Nation,
stTec-ouf.
=. " f&HINGTON at once the son and til,
yiafl.r al ms country.
:, our Revolutionary Fathers: NAV the sur
WI a ra:es over tie country they redeemed ne, cI
sais.a a. on degenerate sons.
i. Respect Tor and submission TO tie constitu
ted authorities OF government, 50 long as they &C
in ;scc0r5ance with the Constitutions OF our lanJ
&: lie Army and Navy OF the United States
.loss-sei and cherished at home; feared ana res
Ie,: ei broad.
Z x internal improvements; as necessary 10 til,
welfare 3. stale Tie arteries are to tie human
7 Republican Institutions founded on cqua
riggs aPeGatns for mutual interests; securing
an, protecting the person, tie pro- cr;y and til,
IIet,lom of conscience Of man.
q. Tie working men Of the world Natures ar
..stoi.rac,. the true source Of all wealth and al
I 3 Inc Union! not for the Fast, nor the West
stac :NaE,} Uor tie South but for cur tr1ya rcisa
] try one and Inscperabie.
l,. Iac policy 81 the United States as declare,
ay -'ta.f0c for american Continent, American
! Institutions OF Republican Goyeruuleut-I-et i.u
.rogf s.la sc no interference here bat aEF0EI Der
I sell. al home There's good time coming
II. tEr CoUntry-fTCm the Atlantic 10 the Pa
5cGcdesJiIct TO be the great thorol 2Aitfe OF tig
g.o:a, AZ tle intcrciaugcs OF Tie CON nercc Of ttse
."L..2 eliz-j Hcrid.
e. Gaz oan Home may The virtues other Cit
zen la.ve and adopted. ever adj ug.r beauties to
.r4e lovely lald ot " iscousin
Our Mothers. Our Wives. Ou5 Sisters, Our
Dag%hteas: cnsur.ucj in the depths Of our hearts
mag IL. # pure cEccsa never be tageJ with d
bias i shame. for the lie or tie acts O. q son
III Is lscaE sia.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12

New Mexico, June 18th. 1850.
The cholera made its appearance here on
the both ult.
| think the whole number Of deaths from
'cholera since its appearance this time IN this
country, may be computed at firea,y t5aasqHa
IA serious loss 10 New Mexico, whose pop
'uiation does not increase.
On Friday night, poor Young woman r1z
buried aliveI Fortunately, she had not been
put in coffin, and the grave could not have
been of much depth, (this is always the case
here in cases of epidemic. Jas she, on coming
TO her senses, dug herself out, and was taken
.home, to the great JOY and establishment Of
her relations and friends. ] am able to youch
for the truth of this statement.
The Governor has given orders that no in
.tcrmeut shall take place until twenty-four
hours have elapsed after dec:ase.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12

DEMOCRATIC CoNvENTIoN.-Thc Demo
cratic central committee for the 2d Con
grcssional district, have issued a notice il
the Madison Democrat, calling upon tlC
several Assembly and Senatorial district.
to meet on Wednesday, the 28th Of Au
gust, to choose delegates to the Congress
sional convention, to be held in that vii
lago on the 4th day Of September, for til.
purpose Of nominating candidate foI
member Of Congress.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12
ZGGI

On Monday evening last, July Sth at Sank Pra.
eie Wis, Mrs. BARBARRAH JANE, wife Of Mr.
RIgHaBB IBEGAsKIs. OF this village aged Y WIS
Mrs. Trcsaszis mad for several months. enioyed Va
~ poor health. and at ;he time OF her death was
au visit 10 hes .Teuds at Sank Prairie. She "a,
person Of unusually aIniabic and agreeable dis
position. q devoted Christian a kind mother an
.leclioaate companion and an oblging neighbo-
Thus cut oil in the bloom OF womaHhood she
leaves large circle Of friends and acquaintance,
to mourn her departure, but they mourn not llAc
those without hope"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12
ARRITALOF TIE EUROPA.


{ HALIFAX, July l.
The Cunard steamer Europa was tclc
I craphcd at aud arrived at 6 p. VI. She Ien
liverpool at ! O'Clock on June 22nd, eainln.
seven hours on the American steamer Pacific
The Steamer Asia arrived at Liverpool al
T. O'Clock on Saturday morning previous Il
The Europa's leaving. She left Boston at /.
O'Clock on the 18th, thus making the passage
sp days and Is hours. This is the fastest
. trip on record.
The Europa has about 50 passengers, ant
'sailcd for New York at o'clock.
ExGLAxD.-In the House Of Commons OF
sThursiay, Lord John Russell made very
brilliant speech 10 defence of the Ministry rel
sativc to the Greek question and treated ths
gveto with censure on part Of the Lords, Will
file most Indignant contempt
There now appears less probability than
Fever. Of the adjustment Of the difficulty be
tween Lord PaImerston and Gen. LuIliitcc
Accounts from the manufacturing districts
hare satisfactory. Operatives generally are
well employed; provisions are cheap, and
.wages are fair.
Commercial accounts received by overland
Email from the East Indies and Australia tie
,cary part Of the week, are on the whole of a
satisfactory character.
FRAHcE.-An attempt was said to have
been made on Thursday to assassiua'e the
president of France, but no particulars have
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12

Nl'ssJssIPPr-An election has just beer
held in the State Of Mississippi for s.cre.a
ry ofSmte, Returns from Thirty Counties give
the following vote: Bell , ,21I, Quackenbos.
$40, Wilcox I,16}, Daniels S3T. Two
Counties not included in the above give Bel
40 majority over Quackenboss. The latter
is a Wing; all the rest are Loco-Focos. I'll,
Mississippi papers say that the result is uG
certain.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12

The New COMET is family visible tc
3the naked eye in the Constellation Ursa
Major 1t Will continue to approach the
scarth until the middle of July, when ii
swill attain its medium distance from us OF
.about thirty-cight millions Of miles. orless
than half Of its present distance. AS it Is
.also approaching the sun, it viii also be
,come five or six times brighter than It
sGow IS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12
Fail Of the Great Table Roeh" at Niagara Falls
49, FA11s. SatnrIay. - RI.

NiAVARA ALi-S' -Satutuays June -.
i At p o'clock this afternoon while a car
Rage containing six persons, was passing d.
rlong ;. .Ii'aogle ROCK, it was dircoyo. ed thai
/. the rock was giving away. They had just
time to jump from the carriage for their ives
when the rock fell with a tremendous crash.
talking the carriage with it. One man Jumped
! from the carriage just has the rock gave way.
] The shock was fe.t for miles around. Il Is
reported that the guide and several visi. ors
were unler the rock at the time.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12
w AsHINGToN, June 20.

During the last week the government has
5ordered GOO troops from different depots for
tNew Mexico.
& A terrible accident took place yesterday at
the new wing of tie patent house, through a
5cupable defect in the scaaoIding. A mum
. Der OF workman were injured, some Of them
sscvercly.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12

EbIroEIAL CHANGE-1Ir. ATwoop La.
resigned the editorial chair Of the Wis
consin Express to \, L, BovAY, Esq, late
Of New York TIE first number, under
its new Editor, is received, and We judge
that the Express viii lose none Of The
popularity which it has acquired under it,
former able Editor, who still retains al
interest in its publication.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12
PnrcArrross At ST. LoUrs-The Republican

NFVf' I"IEE' = I II 1@VV nc NJ
Of the Sd inst. says:
" The Board Of Health yesterday passed a reso
luton advising all citizens in consideration of tn
increased mortality last week to pay strict regaT
10 diet and the cleansing OF their premises ais
authorizing the several market masters 10 destroy
al stale or unripc vegetables exposed for sale il
market"
During the week ending 1st OF July, 81 died o
cholera, in St Louis, or an average of 10 Ter day
This is not severe, but it shows that the cholera
there.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12

Rev. T. EDDY.-On Sunday evening
Che Rev. 4. EDDY, the able and eminent
Pastor of the Congregational Church ii
this village, preached his farewell sermon
to a most crowded audience.
Having received a call from the congre
cation over which he formerly presided, il
Sprincyjllc, New York, again to bccom,
their Pastor, he deemed it his duty to nc
cept it.
The numerous audience assembled t
to hear his farewell discourse, among
whom We're many of his brethren in tn,
Of different denominations, at
tested the estimation in which lie Is held
in our community, whore for nearly six
years he has meritably and faithfully "a
bored a 4 Christian minister.
Wherever lie may 60, the best ana
warmest wishes Of our people viii accom-
rauy-lIm
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12

SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRcUIr-The cleo
ton for Judge in this circuit appears t,
be very close Our last Information /.
that Crawford goes into La Pointc county
% ahead of Knowlton. If so, lie is prob
ably elected.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12

IowA.-The Loco-Foce State Convention G
Iowa has nominated
For Gorcnor Stephen Hampstead, ofDuBuque
See. State Geo. W. McCleary, Of Louisa
.3udigr William Pattee, Of Lee;
Treasurer isreal keisler, of Davis;
Sec. III. P5. U.ks. Goe. Gillc-pie, Of Ma
ri0u.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12

FROM Turks IsLAHD.-We learn from
Capt. GRAHi,I, Of the British brig .7c5tre
(which sailed from Turks Island on the 20tI
.ult that few days previ Gus to his sailing tht
Island was visited by several very heavy raj.
storms, winch destroyed number Of the sal
Y Tribune.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12

II four o'clock, P ", the zQJ;l1try OF
gthc place, about $50 strong. under the
scha@-cof the superintendent aad teacher,
&c Sic liacrcnt Sabbath Schools, formed
Il procession, which filled nearly every
fstrect il town, and with their flags, ban
snc1s, aad mottos, made a grand display
Tbs good order that prevailed among
5thc:n was an evidence Of the beneficial re
! sul:s Of Sabbath Schools, which needs No
5co,ameut After a short march about
town, the procession was formed around q
sstaal, whore an interesting address wa.
5dcl:ycrad by Rev Mr. De Pr, and listen
Eel IT, with much attention b. tie children
STLss Ieing ended, the different school,
spr6c. eaed to their respective churches
swh<ro they were dismissed By Their surcr
liut.u.]snjs.
In the evening, a rich display Of fire
Swosbs, umder the superintendent Of DIR
1 Jo.> H. VIVIAN, was witnessed with mucl
pleasure ~ a large congregation Of men
awonenand children, whose frequent anl
l los<s repeated shouts Of applause gave cyi
. descc ef the delight with which they eli
sjoyal tic exhibition
\ hail was also held at the Franklin
!, ii,s'se in the evening, where al who tax,
sdel;aht in such amusement had an oppor
n
etu'aty Z shaking the dust from THEN
liFper. in the most approved style
= W. aastrstand they had splendid music
San4 q very agreeable time.
'ii'c celebration, taken as a whole, was
sone of thc best, we presume, that has ever
sbc,:n ha.l in this place, and We trust that
!. It's effects mayProvc a union Of all classes
81 ou' citizens upon such broad principle,
81 Friendship as to he felt through many
generations to come.
3 - GopEr, for August. Is on our tabI,
ssah>a # all tho monthIios. We hay,
: taso.g Lad time to glance at the splendid
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12

Iowa CONTESTED ELEcTIoN.-Tho HoEst
of Representatives have settled the Iowa cas-,
after rather strange fashion. MILLER, tht
/" hig candidate, was elected by the people
tho THOMPSON e.. F. received the cer,if
cate Of the Judges. TIE Loco Foco House Of
could no1 quite screw thei
courage up to keeping THoMPsoN in a sea
which did not belong % him, nor had they tn,
Justice and magnanimty to give it to tho
righllul Owner, MILLER. So they declared
The seat vacant; in other words decided thai
nobody had been elected. The resolution Of
ercd by Mr.. Vas DTcE, declaring that MIL
IEE was entitled to the seat, failed by Ii,
vote; yeas %, nays 81 and the Speaker
Nessrs. Cole and DuaEEE, Of this State, vo-
.cJ aye, Mr.. Derry uo.-JIiL. Sent Cc=.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12

DEATH OF AN EDIToB-Thc last mum
Der of the Erie Commercial Advertiser
comes to US dressed in mourning for the
death Of JouN p CocHRAN, Esq, its abb
Editor and Proprietor. He died on til,
night of the 2Oth ult.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12

NEW HAMPsHRE.-The Legislature is 4
work upon Homestead Exemption BILL
MANY fear 10 pass it, but are evidently afrai,
to rel ect it, so the only danger is that it WI
lie given the go-by. If decisively acted on a
all, it must pass.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12
VOLUNTEER TOAST~.


1.,E JSIoS.-lu the language oil enator Chaz
we sroa qpou It AS look upon the arch O.
.hedrrn. without d thought that il can ever deca
.or i$Il"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-12

New Mexico confirms population 0
10000, of whom, according TO Hugfl n
Smith, the delegate in Washington, only !,
Or 10000 are Indians and they are Pueblos
a peaceable and agricultural people.