davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23

TN PURSUANCE OF tho Surrogate OF he County o
IsvYork Notice hereby gwen to all persons having cla
w. HENRY CUMISKEY late OF the CITY OF New OH deceaa
4 present with vouchers thereof to the oussGoe
M oc Of Joshua Colt Esquire No II Wastreet IN tho cry o.
EsuYo on o. before the eleventh day Of February
HywYork, the 9thday Of August, 1880
auto ltv6tnss ELIZABETH CUMIsKEY. Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23

4 NOTICE
" owner occupant occupants Of all houses and o
improved uslmproye5 lands affected thereby that the following
have been completed b the Assessors and lodged
me once of the Bureau Assessments all persons
Interested vls For building Beach from the eastsry
me OF hudson It 70 and 10 With The Chapest Tbs
'e embraced BY such Assessment include all several houses and
@ OF ground vacant lots aud parcels Of land s,nad
BON SIDES Of Beacht between udson Chapel the north
ely de of North Moore Hudson
both td's Of Varck bsween North Meota and St Johns
Church. both des OF 81 Johns lane Beach ad YORK
m and the easter side HUDSON Moore and
Beach sts All whose affected named
Ass.mens and who opposed the same them,
requested 10 present Their objections writing the undersigned at
the ece MOI Hall Records within thirty days IRON the date
ths noceOce Bureau Of Department. nov
23 iN@ SAMUEL H DE MOTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON IsAAC
Wh SMITH, Assessors. 1910,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23

(toRfoRATIoN NoTICE-Public hereby gwen to
OowDer owners OF all houses and lots
improved unnroyed lands affected thereby that the following
assessments have been completed lodged
interested viz For building with recsivng bas
ms cuerts and connecting pipes Orange street from the
Chatham street 10 tbs westerly line OF Gross The
braced by such include all the several houses and lots Of
ground lots pieces Of land 'iuaed both sides
Of Chatham street and westerly side Of liberty between
Chatham and Cross both sides Cross between
oranfe and Mulberry All who.e interests Affect
cd the above named and whoare s 10 the same
or either 0! he requested obectoDs wTn
10 the undersigned their Office No. Hall Of Records within thirty
days from the date Of this noceOfce Bureau Of Assessments
Street Department Nov 49, 1890 SAMUEL H. De MOTT FRAN
CTS HICHOLS0S, ISAAC Wh. SMITH, Assessors. mig lot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-23

4 OST from the Royal Mail Steamship
her Lie Preseryer nailed Oh the top and card lied 10 one
Of the handles, with the address, RICHARD NJ Law,
RENEE, Passenger The above Trunk Is supposed 70
gengers Whoever may have the above vii be suitably re-
wafed by returning The British and North American
Roya Mail Steam Companys ohce, ~ broadway. hHZ w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19
Statement Of the Affairs Of the Milwaukee &
Mississippi Railroad Company,

.S1tJmjttod 5y the Directors to the Stock
hOIderS, at their A5u2z0k Netting, 0J5
the frSt lIonaoy IN July, 1850.
The Board Of Directors have a grateful
duty to perform in submitting to the
Stockholders the result Of the first years
operations of the Company. a little
over one year since, the Company was
first organized and this Board duly in
stalled and clothed with the necessary
authority to administer the corporate
powers Of the Company, and regulate its
affairs At the outset of work of such
magnitude 4 far greater amount of labor,
Jealous perseverance, and personal ad-
dress and effort, IS requisite on the part
of those agents on whom the labor neces-
sarily devolves, than will be the case af-
ter the first steps in the enterprise have
been successfully taken and the various
branches of the service shall have been
reduced to system
The primary subjects which engrosscI
the attention Of the B Board, were the pros
ecntion of surveys and location of the
line. and enlargement of the stock by sub
scription to such an amount as would jus
tify putting the work under contract
The first branch of this service was ac-
lively conducted and resulted in the de-
vclopmeat Of the fact that line Of the
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19
,TEONeO GARNER,
d. r. BIG ELO w

a r r q Il \ ET II = W
Notary Public, General Land Agent and
Commissioner Of Deeds for the States Of Ohio and
Michigan; DonGEvILLE, Iowa Co. Wis
hEFERENFES-
Frcf. JorL PApKsR, Cambridge. Mass.
Hon TIuoruY JE~KINs, Oneida Castle. \ \.
NcNrrr \ BtaroN Esaus. Buffalo, '
Hon o. Cots Potosi Wisconsin.
N B. Mr. Bgelow has made arrangements with
b irresponsible European travelling Agent who has
.s4 many years experience n Investigating the n
des Il American citizens to property IN Europe.
'aat viii enable him to forward any business Of
Gae natre Gf investigating titles or collecting mo-
i-y in Europe. with the assurance that It VIII be
attended 10 vita fidelity and on the most Ieasona-
BE terms & IYrs
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19
Total receipts, .

NorE.-It is expected that the
residue Of Bonds, being Sl5O,-
600, will be executed and ready
for delivery tomorrow (Tues-
day which if added to the
above, will give as total receipts, ,SGO3 ,47e,75
OF the above amount, 1921, 900, being
the bonds of the city to that amount, is
reserved expressly for the purchase of
IRON rails, locomotives and cars, with which
to furnish and equip the road and the re
maindcr is applicable to construction Of
the road bed, bridging, &c, on the first
division Of the line
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19

PROPERTY IN ST. The .gyoacth of
q feto yearS.-The assessed value of prop
erty in the city of Saint Louis, for the
present year, is S32, ,3I8,564 24
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19

A CHAM TO CoNNacr New MEXICO
WITH THE STATEs.--At Santa Fe, the
stock for a line Of Morse's telegraph, to
connect with the States, had all been sub
scribed, and the work was soon to be com
menccd
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19

HoEEIBLE.-The Sioux Indians, near
Fort Laramie, to stop the ravages of the
small pox, burned those who were taken
with II
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19
[ II b I Il / D i \ b .
Mineral Point, July 10, 1850.


* The following ordinance of the
Board Of Healsh, We trust viii be faith
fully observed by all our citizens:
OFFICE BoAuD or HEALTH, Mineral
Penn. July II, 1850.
Orlerod, That AL persons residing
within the jurisdiction Of the Justices,
acting as the Board of Health for the
town Of Mineral Point. be required to Sc
move, bury or destroy all and every nui-
sance, source OF filthg or cause of sickness,
which may exist in or upon the premises
owned or occupied h,y them. within TWEEN
ty-four hours feom the date Of this notice,
under penalty OF the law; and the inhab-
itants Of said town are requested to give
notice to the Board of Health of any
nuis~2ce, source Of Glth, or cause of sick
ness, which may exist about the premises
occupied or owned ~ them, and that all
persons be regliI6d 80 cleanse and purify
that portion of The Trublic streets or base
ments in and abou. their premises.
DR. HAEMAH VAN DusEN has been ap-
pointed the Health officer for the town
Of Mineral Point, with all powers and
authority which such officer may exercise.
S8MUELsTHOMAS, Chm.
BAFNAED DOYLE,
EBEB PNTLK.
p W THOMAS,
SJuajnsof Lte Pace IF klc
Torn 9f Mineral Point
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19

u Some sensible fellow has said that
where one man reads merchants sign,
hundred viii read his advertisement.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19

LIGHTNING.-Mr. Warfeld, his wife and
little daughter, and q dog, were killed by
lightning, in a field, near Ellicott's Mills,
Maryland, short time since.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19

Col Todd, the brave aid Of Gen Har-
rison on the western frontier, and late
Minister to Russia, has left Kentucky for
new home in Minnesota.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19
CArIrAL STOCK rAIn IN

CAPITAL STOCK PAID IN.
OF the stock payable on requisi-
ton, there have been instalments
of 20 per cent, or $50. $50 re-
qured-of which $2I,7O5 is
due on the first Monday in Sep
tomber-S1i,424,21 is past due
and in process of being paid in,
and S5O, ,S72,75 has been charg-
ed to the Treasurer, so, ,872
Of the stock payable in mortgages
the whole amount has been reed 3O7.
OF the amt payable by the Citv
in cash, there has been reed. 10.
OF the amount payable by the City
by loan on bonds, 81,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19
Terms f the Tribune:

To Village Subscribers. s. oo
To Office and mail Subscribers,
For less time than one year, IN the same
proportion.
IL Payment TO be made in .4dvamre
Single copies, FIVE cents.
IL Produce Of all kinds, received on subscrIp
ton at the market prices.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19

c. A man without enemies viii soon be
without friends. As long as John Tyler
abused he had haf the country on his side.
At present, 40 one can tell where hc lives.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19
CHARLES 81 -LEGATE.

SURFING P0rtaer ~ fLe I1'e firm Of PARIS SLcg-
nc, Continues Land Agency business at his old
stand (recenty occupied tgT a short tiale by the
hrm)
Land Warrants constantly for Sale 21tf
H-RIGHI' ) INDL3N VEGETABLE Pills
~roR sale hy the undersigned. who i sole au
- taorizeI Agent Tor TINS place toT Tic sale .
tne same THFO RODOLF
ENGLI>H BLISTER STEEL OF a superior
- quality .ar sale By THOMAS DAYEY.
&ToNE WARE good assortment in store
- ma 9r sac Il LLOYD>
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19

Minister to Russia, has left Kentucky for
a new home in Minnesota.
a CHAM TO CoNNacr New MEXICO
WITH THE SrArEs.--At Santa Fc, the
stock for line Of Morse's telegraph, to
connect with the States, had all been sub
scribed, and the work was soon to be com
menccd
EARLY YEGETABLEs-The editor of
the GAINESVILLE Gazette says that he has
been presented gathered from the garden
Of d. f Kimbal) with tomatoes, cab
bagcs, squashcs, turnips and potatoes-an
raised in the open air, and all Of good
size. Rock River Valley IS proyerbially
fertile. These evidences add proof to
that.
4 VALUABLE DIsCovEEY-Mr. S. s
Spaulding. of Brandon. Vermont, has dis
covered a new mineral paint, capable of
taking great variety Of shades, and
growing brighter by the action of the at
mosphere and weather Although the
material is expensive, so small a quantity
sufGces, that, for two dollars, enough can
be purchased to cover a surface which
would require an hundred pounds of
white lead A green for blinds, of equal
durability has been discovered by him.
So says the Burlington Free Press.
STATISTICS or RRcoRDERs CoURT.-During
the month of June, 451 offenders were tried
before the Recorder of St. Louis, for various
ollenses.
Il. c. MURRAT, formerly of Illinois, has
been chosen, by the Legis lature Of California.
Associate Judge Of tile Supreme Court Of
San Francisco.
Quick WonK.-Last week the railroad
bridge over the Huron River, near Monroe
VILE, OhIo, was burned for distance Of $50
feet. In 36 hours IL was rebuilt and ready for
the cars to pass.
Qr1cK TuE-The steamer Pacific,
Wards line, arrived last evening, at @ o.
clock. bringing passengers through BY the
Michigan Central r.. r., in AZ hours from
Buffalo u Wisconsin" (NiL) JslIy 5th.
RAISING THE WEEcK-To-day they
commence raising the engine and machin-
cry from the wreck of the Griffith, and
viii probably so tighten her as to get the
hull ashore Up to Saturday night no
more bodies had been found CIcIcluaH
Plain Deuder, 2lSt INST.
IMPORTANCE OF SLEEP.-On this sub
iect, Dr. Brigham has the following re
marks
We wish we could impress upon all
the vast importanceof securing sound and
abundant sleep if SO, We should feel that
we had done an immense good to our fel-
low lengs, not merely in preventing in
sanity, bat other diseases also.
I'VE fear that the great praise Of carly
rising has had this bad effect, to make
some believe that sleep Is of but little
consequence. Though it may be well to
rise with the sun, or when it is light. mot
before, howevcr) yet this is of but minor
consequence in comparison with retiring
early to bed
Il have always taken care said the
worthy DR.. Holyoke, after he was above
one hundred years of age, to have a full
proportion of sleep, which | suppose has
contributed to my longevity
" In our opinion, the most frequent and
immediate cause Of insanity, and the one
most important to guard against, is the
acant Of sloeP."
=. IL al. {
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19

8oGGG L550oJ 1g%s
THE above named Lamps, consisting Of Parlo
IL Hanging. ana Side Lamps Ga superior art-
cle1 fnr sale hv JNO. MILTON
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19

most favorable character, as regards easv
grade, and cheapness of construction. was
readily and conveniently attainablc. The
latter branch Of the service was entrusted
to most active, able and perseverinr
agents, and has resulted in the obtain
ment of subscriptions made by the very
best class Of our citizens, farmers and
business men generally,) to an amount of
nearly q million of dollars, which amount
has been fixed as the maximum of the
first subscriptions to be received, previous
to the completion Of the FIRST division of
the road.
The following gcondensed statement from
the books, shows the financial condition of
the Company, and the progress and pres
ent condition Of the road
CAPITAL STOCK SUBSCRIBED.
BY individual stockholders, payable
on requisiton, S43i.lOO
BY individual stockholders, paid by
mortgages, 3O7. 500
By City Of Milwaukee, paid and ''''O'
payable in cash, 10000
By City Of Milwaukee, paid and pay
able by loan on issue Of city bonds, 23I 900
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19
CR.4IFFORD d P3RRS,
Attoluras n Lar s. Lry5f igs1aS.
MINERAL P0IYT WIS.,

WIFI. give prompt atteFoon 70 al business 'n-
trusted Ia them Lid Warrants, guaranteed
10 be genuine. Tor sic at lowest market prices.
,.,.,. ,,-,,o ALHERT W. FAFBIs.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19

STATISTICS or RRCoRDEFs CoURT.-During
the month of June, 45i offenders were tried
before the Recorder of St. Louis, for various
OlfensCs.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19

II. G. MURRAY, formerly of Illinois, has
been chosen, by the Legis lature Of California.
Associate Judge Of tile Supreme Court Of
San Francisco.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19

QUICK WoRK.-Last week the railroad
bridge over the Huron River, near Monroe
VILE, OhIo, was burned for distance Of $50
feet. In 36 hours IL was rebuilt and ready for
the cars to pass.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19

cIJ3,lI2,75
10000
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19
On account Of construction. viz:

NoTE.-lhe item Of real estate will be re-
duced some $4,000 or more. by donations Of
individuals to pay for Depot ground in Mil
waukee, IN part. agreeably to contract between
them and the Company.
From the foregoing it will be seen that
4 sum exceeding three hundred thousand
dollars IS provided, and will be available
as fast as wanted, for the purpose Of grad
ing the road to Whitewater a sum which
will be sufficient for that purpose. That
part of the first division of the road ex-
tending from Milwaukee to Waukesha
(20 miles) is in a forward and satisfactory
state of progression. and will be ready to
receive the iron by the first week in Aug
ust. The remainder Of the first division,
extending from Waukesha to Whitewater,
80 miles, viii be put under contract inn
medlately; and from the very favorable
surface Of the country, and the absence of
all heavy and expensive items Of work
such as rock excavation, heavy cuttings
aud filings and bridges over large streams,
of which there are none on this part of
the line we have the assurance that this
part Of the line viii be prepared to re-
ccive the iron by the first of November,
and that within the ensuing fall and win
ter, the whole Of the first division may be
brought into successful use.
From the present indications, the Board
entertain the gratifying belief that the
iron rails, locomotives, &c, Will be obtain
ed speedil Y, and on very favorable terms,
for this part of the road and that we
may nationally hope to see this important
division of the road completed and infull
7 -. I Il
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19
Rates of Advertising
Business Directory,

r5-Cards inserted by the year at 81 per Ii
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19

RAISING THE WEECK.-To-dav they
commence raising the engine and machin-
cry from the wreck Of the Griffith. and
viii probably so Tighten her as to get the
hull ashore. Up to Saturday night no
more bodies had been found Clcrcluad
Plain Deuler. 2Ist INST
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-19

QrIcH TIuE-The steamer Pacific,
Wards line, arrived last evening, at o.
clock, bringing passengers through by the
Michigan Central r.. r., in AZ hours from
Buffalo" U5ScoHSiu,n (}IiL) JslIll 5tB
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-15


The quantity sent by railroad this week y ~ O6 III.
by canal i5is 10 tuns for the week 3s60s OT-beng
IN incrpase over last week ~ Jf>5 tunr.
This heavy shipment for tiis o. the year.
end We learn that v nearly " not quite all req ured
for immediate use. Tho ovorstock in the market ia
much lighter than II has been for the last two years
and the demand for kinds Of coal Il fair but the
prices ut which II u selling low that the most
favorable collierics can barely sustain themselves
white others must either close or sink money
There are contracts making for any ausn titv os
coal tho dealers abroad being that
may rccede the advances as thev ala IN Isis
and 1872 but they must recollcct that the trade
ths ycsr under different circumstances. The rates
are ~ low not lower. than they have been for the
last ter years aud In fact lower than they were at the
cloe 81 last years business Wages are quite "a low
they ever have been In this region and We are also
assured that the established rates on the canal and
railroad viii be maintained during the whole year,
without change 80 that there Il no margin lcf any
fut her reduction In prices
We make these remarks for the consideration Of
dealers abroad. who deferred from making early
purchases from the causes alluded 90 above, and WITH
" view of preventing extreme leading 90 similar
wh, any branch of trade u ally depressed We
give the facts, and dealers form their Own con-
clu-ions
Large shipments ~ English Newcastc coal
teirg made 10 rafcrnis at rate less than V bs
acpt frcm pcnnsyivana. This will curtsh considcrs-
hy the expected demand FROM that quarter for our coal
thiE year.
In ,he course of three weeks there will be no lees
than twenty steamers running between New York and
Ioston and Europcsn ports, making semiwe-kiy
commune alton across the Atlantic. These steamers
will consume a vast amount of coal a considerable
po lion a whicb " rcesOnably supposed vll be OBJ
iaiBed from the miners cf the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-15
Our GuatcmaIian Correspondence.

GUATEMALA, January % 1850
The Resources Of G,isfewaLa-EYne Chances for Emi
sranss-.4nneration TO the United States.
The opening Of the Interoceanlc Canal in Nicara-
qua. viii be the beginning Of era to Centra
America; emigration will set In this direction to
develope the almost uaiinted both vege-
table and mineral which offer to the industrious and
skilful The climate is mild and healthy, not sur
passed by that Of Italy itself the soil is generally good
and its productions in skifu hands may be made to
include all the known kinds In the world iron lead
gold silver and coal already known to abound in
many paces In fnc,this country will shortly have po
puntion similar to that Of the United States. and will
with the advantages nature has endowed become the
garden Of the world
The seeds of to the United States are al
ready sown in Central America. the waters Of the
will be admitted into the great happy and prospe-
rous republic Of the North Nature has designed such
a result by making Central America the highway from
the East to the far West her will IL to be stayed
by man Mexico too, will be swallowed up in this
great principle to complete the chain. In the short
space Of a few years. the United States will have po
pulston Of hundred millions Of souls with u COM
mercc in proportion and the petty princes Of Eu-
rope, have commanded in injustice for their spe-
ci purposes inland by securing the keys will
the United States II faithful to themselves tho Nj
carePua question, in honor and justice command on
the two mighty oceans, the Atlantic and Pacific
Ration but still held in reserve objects
of the same character Of greater magnitude yet to be
performed
i am ne ssured that tho treaty made by Mr. Hise and
the Nicaragua minister served basis for Mr Squier
in his treaty il to be regretted that he did not per-
with the original and able. just and utable
document mt the same time give all to the United
States, that could In reason be asked
You will herewith receive n document containing
valuable information in reference to the Mosquito
question. d. L. L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-15

To authorize the Board Of Supcrvlsors of Jc8esvoa
county to levy tax tho town Of Philadelphia II
esid county.
Por the relief Of william Higgins ana David 4
Conger.
Relating TO the compensation OF Brigade inspectors
In the city and county OF New York
To authorize the President, Directors and Company
S the new Baltimore and Rensselaer, turnpike road TO
sell and convey their present turnpike road
To establish free schools In the village OF Oohoes
In relation to the penitentiary in the county Of Oa
ondsga.
To submit to the people, at the next election the
repeal Of tho act establishing free schools throughout
the State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-15

That splendid piece Of machinery the work Of i'm
mense application, capital and industry. The Lehigh
Coal Company have labored for nearly twenty years
through obstacles Of moro extraordinary character
The Potsvnle Sehuylkiil district has also worked
for years and yeA-s and Is nov compeiied 20 produce
enterprises localities population. &e are considered
Immediately Identified with its prosperity and trade
a property more powerful than either Of the first
three named and almost equal to the last, with coal
absolutely demanded BY new sources Of consumption
such as ocean steamers and locomotives-suddenl
sprung into life and pour down its treasures rail-
roads aud canals already In operation. into country
already popuous and wealthy-into region full OF
manufacturing impulses-and q section. every
foot OF which to be depot OF valuable iron
by any in the United States Such Ia the
western end OF the Southern coal field in Dauphin
and Lebanon counties Ono Of the interesting
features in the contemplation of this great district Is
the extent Of the industry OF the Sus-
make tho subject Of my next letter.