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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-08

allowed TO sit again at ten O'Clock tomorrow.
FRIDAY Feb. Ist-At 10 o'clock, after two
efforts, the rules were suspended, and the loan
bill was again committed to the committee of
the whole, and after great deal of talk,
multitude Of motions, aid the most confused
scene that has characterized this session, the
bin was reported back with an amendment at
l o'clock, and the enacting clause stricken out
by vote Of Il to 81. So the Rail Road Co.
must seek funds elsewhere.
There appears to be a line, on many sub
jects, drawn north and south on the western
line Of Dane cor. :. The Bank Question,
sae Slavery Question, and the Interest Ones
ton, are some Of these subjects. Nearly all
east Of hat line take one side, and the west
ern members the other.
In the afternoon the bill repeating the pres
eut interest law, and establishing the former
law, a little more stringent, came up, and e
lici.ed much discussion.
In Senate the bill Of Assembly locating the
county seat Of Washington county at Port
Washington was defeated, whereupon Scion
Johnson introduced into the Assembly a bill
TO change the name Of said city to ''OsAuKEE,"
which out Of regard to his sensibilites will
probably pass. Itappears absolutely neces-
sary something should be done for thatcounty,
and when it neither can be divided nor the
seat Of justice, $50 called,) located at Port
Washington, they viii remove the odium Of
the place by changing rs name to the original
Indian.
FEB. 2d-Last night by leave of the As
sembly the @. Z. o. Of 1901 met in the court
room, and from the manifestation Of enjoyment
apparent this morning, the uninitiated conclu-
dej they had good time Of it. Some Of the
larges: (fattest) members Of the Legislature
are said to be candidates, and expect to be in
Quoted into the sublime mysteries on Monday
evening next.
The bill organizing Ricnland county passed
yesterday. 1t takes effect the Ist Of May next
provides fo- temporary location Of the Co.
seat at Richmond, opposite Muscoday; Cir
cult courts to be held June, CAST tuesday,
and September, (second Tuesday,)-at town
election all necessary county officers TO be e
lected-county Judge to be elected first Tues
day IN June-peop'e, six months in the coun-
IL, to vote for permanent location OF county
seat at annual election Of 1851, and the place
getting majority shall be the county seat.
A bill was ordered to a third reading to-day
providing for the organization Of Bad-axe, and
Black River counties, and another is in
troduced to organize Lapointe County. If
these all pass, at least Ave new counties will
be made at this session. Wisconsin is be-
coming great at a Geographic speed. And it
cannot be said these organizations are made
before they are demanded. The tide Of emf
grafton is westward and northward with such
a current as demands at least annual meetings
Of the Legislature to provide for their govern
ment. But there IS room enough yet, and
should Wisconsin Rot prove large enough for
all, Minnesota hec&ons them thither. Letyears
speed on their tens Ct thousands, we welcome
them 80 oar fruitful land; TO a home among
the free.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-08

Corxrr TnEAsvnzR.-Our remarks last weea
re,atine 70 the refusal Of the late Treasurer of tins
County TO deliver The books Of his Office 70 his sue
cezsor were construed by some, we understand, to
man that he BID defiance to the decision Of The So
nreme Court. Such was not our meaning but
that notwithstanding such decision he stu held on
to the books. re are now informed By Ma. Tzoas-
= the late Treasurer, that his refusal to deliver
nn. the books. was IN accordance with he advice
q Counsel. who was Of the opinion hat the deei-
sio, did not cover his case. and they were oa!g
waiting for C.cial information upon the subject
which having been obtained, the books were hanl-
ed over TO his successor.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-08
MkDtscE Jan. 80.


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man from S5rl, received 60, -
Albert S. Story received f,-.,.,,,o u.s. II
ThewboIa rurlbsrorvotes 49,, bs;--a,.-l.,.
thre. thev were elected. S,,nIrv 49, ~
sons were voted far. o., he c-st r,.a r. D.
lister. Jetediab Brown the r,,,ra- iror.rb.-t
,r,ssalecteI b,. .,,...,,..
q, ON the first vote a. p. -,
I--E.oo tho o1d ,T,-,,.r,,- -,
serenity votes. Mr.. Cr7s,,e,I hen -. o.I.
nov member elected.
Jan. 3l-Tbe Assembly was oc,,,r;,l ,,,,..t
oftfe forenoon viii, \ r,-o-,s;,;-,, ,r.t. ~
Of Rocs County f,r 81 .-,...,l--.., r. g
Constitution 50 - =, .,,,--. - g ~,
the votes cast o., he s,t.e.t r. ~, g
f. allow them the rri,irsr-, IS ,--,;.~- ;--.1-I
Of majority Of al the votes COS. g -. 49,,
tisn. % nov D-,,-;la4 - -. ,,-.,-......--
,fossrs rriors y,,Je-,oI ,,,,,,.l-;.,- 60.
81 g.. ~
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=. -. pro- oS5l, ana
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o'Pos1O - nc VAL vas A-aity order
o's 90 DC eil5Iosed oy vote OF % 70 ., and
VIII pass the Assembly
Both Houses have reconsidarod the resolu-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-08
Correspondence Of the Tribune.
MADISON. Jan. "A. 1S5


AssEaaLy-Uudcr the rule giving IN
debatable business the preference, about
fifty bills were considered in committee
of the whole today, and most Ct them OF
dered to be engrossad fer third reading.
The business thus having been disposed
of, the Senate bill for the division Of Ra-
cine county came up, was discussed at
considerable length in committee of the
whole. reported back without amendments.
ordered to third reading. and under q
suspension Of the rules read third time
and passed though three Of the fve mem
bers opposed It bitterly. while enc took no
part in the debate It only wants the
Governors approval nov to establish the
County Of Ncnosla The southern coun-
ty gives UP all interest IN the county bull
dlngs, agrees to pay her PRO rata part Of
all the debts Of tile cd county, ard the
member from Southport thinks they VIII
get of cheap then. asserting that thev
pay more than $1,000 yearly 10 the CITY Of
Racine as expenses in attending to coun-
y business there. The ca1,nty seat Is To-
Gated at Southport on condition that five
of the citizens file in the State Treasur-
er's office a bond guaranteeing the bail
ding Of good county buildings within a
certain time So the new county viii
have no expenses incurred By building
county buiIdiuss, for it is certain South
port will secure the county seat BY com
plying with the conditions above alluded
to
The Washington county seat question is
now about to be reached. YESTERDAY in
Senate Mr.. Horn introduced a bin 10 d.
vide the county. To-day under a suspen-
sion ofall rules they passed the bill. calling
the new county TuScola, and Iocatin, one
county scat at Port Washington. and tie
other at Cedarbure Though the meas
ure seems to have originated and been
carried through the Senate in fan. /
should not wonder if the Assembly coz
slider it seriously, and t.eat the bin az one
originating in the Senate should be treat.
cd.
This evening the Kenosha county peo-
pie give an Oyster Supper at the L. 5.
Hotel, to which a general invitation i
gwen understand a very large nun
Der Is in Attendance. There is also ?
Ball at Hobaken. across the Lake "a
"a
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-08
0RCALEoENI.A.

The yellow Fever has again commenced is
ravases il this town and vicinity, ard rom pres
ent appearances, We Judge that larger number
than at any former period are about 10 heoHe VIC
tins TO its influence Farmers who havclong been
doing wei, Mechanics who have oryears car
rcd on an extensive and profitable business. and
even professional men. Of high standing and good
practice, are becoming 50 infatuated fith the hope
Of making their thousand in day, that many
abo,,t 70 leave az and try their fortunes in Cal
ftornia. We b-qc none Ct them viii be disap-
pointed.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-08


.leir attentions if they acre not Of the
4rges Boys.
3foNDAY, Jan. 2s.-The Senate bill for
The division Of Washington county, and
Tie Assembly bill for the locating the
eouasy seat at Port Washington, both
having been referred to the delegation
tr5Hl that county. were reported back to-
day with a substitute. But neither the
So Il itute, nor the various amendments
asesed we're agreed to, and after a long
discussion, the BIZ locating the seat at
Port Washington was ordered to third
reading. and the other Isid On the table
O4 ordering to . third reading, the vote
vas. ayes 81, noes 20,-tLere being a
manifest determination TO settle the long
dispute b. the Legislature, instead Of al
lowing tie people to vote on it. It is
lhougtt it cannot pass the Senate
Tie evening vas devoted BY previous
vote to the consideration Of tie Slavery
Ge45lutions Taey were amended N sew
era! unimportant particulars, and adopted
slEzcst unanimously Mr. Tompkins Of
2oe<, who delights to palm upon Us Z
'. Nhi:on's old SPEECHES as original, of-
fered as an additional resolutioa-fhat
sse approve Gen. Hackary Tsy lor's course
II expressing the slave trade, and viii
support him in all his undertakings in
this good cause,-Ehich received only two
votes Chase and Divin. Quite breeze
sprung up on the introduction Of said res
oIurion
StNArE-In Senate tie Bsnk question
was discussed, and negatiyed by the fol
loving vote:
ArEs.-Horn, Moore, Norton, Reed
Smith and Steele-6.
EAYs-Botlin, Cothren, Eastman. Fish
er, Gale, Giddiags, GoodeU, Murphcy, Bit-
toubouse. Roundtree Sprague, Turner and
WiIIard-I3
ASSEMBLY, Jan 29.-Tn committee of
the whole the bill securing to married
women the right TO their own property.
occupied most Of the forenoon. The bill
allows women now married, the right to
control the rents, issues sc, Of their real
esta.e those who hereafter marry to
hold their real and personal property -
All married women may receive and hold
both real and personal property, raat, is
saes- Sc. free fssIa tie debts e tie has
band, hereafter contracted
The measure vas advocated BY Ness1s.
E5b1e, Fullerton, Lowth, Vande-pooI and
Crazy, and opposed ~ Nessrs. Stewart,
Abbott, TomPkiDs aud Si.ooncr. Il vas
finally reported back to TIE House with
the above named features, and after every
poas bic maueuye- On the part Of is 90
poacnts to defeat it, il was ordered to a
third reading by 81 90 -. It vii pass
She Assembly te morrow. and then Il the
Sanste concur IN tile amendment il viii
become law.
s.sNATE--In Senate to-day the bill To-
eating the coaaty seat Of Washington
County at PORE Washington was neaaUved.
Tomorrow both houses meet at ii
O'Clock \. NJ, 70 elect a Board of Public
Works. There is a good deal Of log-rolL-
ing going on. and I just learn that Dem
ocr4<ic c=ucus iii be held tonight. for
selecting suitable persons for that impor-
tart trust 1901
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-08
R-istalls Eerre and Bone Linirlsrt.

The sale Of tL.s medicine is now rapidly incrca-
sing. Ia cities and villages where but snail sale
was anticipated tAePropr.etors find itselin- beyond
their expectations. In consequence Of this tbev
are zIar1s no pains TO keep agencies have I'M
dertakeH lAe sale Of it constantly supplied. ri
present ITS reputation IS better Especially where
it has been introduced ior aay length Of tino than
that Of any medicine Of TIE kind sold. II is for
sale IN all parts OF Illinois and Wisconsin aud
Iowa.
Sold IN Mineral Point By r. D. PuIo-d and It.
hoaoit. Feb /. IS4.. Zg-7
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-08
f0lEHmnliaR -ConsRlnnlion-.TLat 81 T..

consumption C0nSUnpti0n---That fell de-
sUoyer, which Stays It's thousands and tens or thou
sands annually. How shall we arrest its fatal pro
gress, before it SEXES upon The vtais, would ans
Wer at once: take some suitable medicine 10 arrest
the diseas- al the very commencement How ma
ny we see M Tie world whose delicate frames look
scarcely able C support q saortre.gn Of ezstaace
but Tor the timely care and proper means they
make use Of EyiL ottsHrimez. Ear 0utliye the most
athletic uad robust At the head OF all remedies.
and the first IN rank, stands DR. VISTA S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. which If admin
iztered in time, and taken agrecaJy to the pre-cr-
bed rules which accompany the medicine, will in
ac cases out q ten, check lis progress and restore
tie patient to health
Beware Of spurious limitations. The genuine Is
Sold BY; T. Rodolf Mineral Point,
J.. Badgley Flattevilie
Evans Davis DodgeyiIIe.
Feb. 6, 1880.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-08

L Clorgymaas ACtoant Of the Geld Country.
Rev. James u. Wrighthas returned to Boon
vile, Missouri, from California IN relation
to TIE insecurity Of life and property in Cali
iogEia, and il contradiction to the hobr9bIin
stories which are sent home by eairrants who
are too lazy to earn living there or any where
else, he states;
THAT Coh's Rsro2aer was not theIaw ofthe
land ~ CalItorHa.-that Bowie knives and
pistols Were useless things, and hundreds Of
them were stEewn along the road. thrown a.
way as cumbersome and valueless,-that the
population q California was the most honest.
moral and intelligent with which he ever as
sociatel,-that he had set gold down under
tree and let It remain there for hours. with
thousands Of persons passing aIonr. and Il re-
NAMED northumberland that had it been
stolen the thief would have been hung with
cut Judge or Jury. This is The way crime is
punished"
lie says that the work Of mining is severe
beyond all conception, and estimates that the
mortality among the gold searchers, is as great
as prevailed in the Mexican war. He saws
there are thousands Of women in the States
who are widows-but know it not. Most Of
the deaths are By scurvy and typhoid fever.
In relation - the'quantity of gold, he believes
It ineShaustibIe; but on an average, miners
cannot earn over JiUs dollars perday. lie SAYS
gold searching makes every body so selfish,
that no one, except 1t be a messmate or a par
uculaT friend, viii give a sick man even a cup
Of water, unless paid for it at the rate Of SIC
per day, This Reverend miner brought back
about four thousand dollars in gold, but says
he has seen enough the elephant to last him
during his natural life" He declares, THAT
his honest and serious opinion is, that people
who were making living, and all men of
families, should stay at home"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-08
KENTUCKY AND THE UNION.

10 the Lower Houses Of the Kentucky Lcg-
islttura, ON tHe 81 INST. fir. sIDms atFTef
the following resolutions. Ga keeping with Tie
Onion sentiments of Gov. Crrseudal'5 flas-
s5Ge.) and moved their reference 10 a select
committee
Pes51reI, That the Unioa of ,ha sovereign
States Of this public Is ;ra aalv sure I8aa-
datiou OF lis strength aHd erFa,aezs. and TO Tie
American patriot Is nearer and dsarer than
any local, sectional. or Gac i1ual interests
whatever arising. from geographical divisions
or party feuds, andthat every etortto dissolve
it IS at enmity with the principles Of the revo-
luton, and IS totally q sssru :rjve Of our high
est social and political happincss-to our ma
tional prospagltv.and tt our well earned fame.
Ra9olrc9, That the union Of these States
was Cemented n revolutionary blood. and Is
above all price. aud that Kentucky viii stand
By it rs the most sacred duty. while she re
members the struggles Of 70 and tia parting
admouitions Of the father of his country.
Rsso3r.d, ThUt we have fun confidence in
the patriotism ofOur Senator'S and Representa-
tiges in Congress assembled Ian g. upon this
question they viii be true and u1vielJinr IN
their devot.on-to the Union.
SIR. r. T. Baird said he regarded the fate
Of some such resolution as a test question. in
declaring the sentiments Of the people OF Ken
lucky in regard TO the union of the States
The resolution now before the House said
nothing about the Wtmot Proviso Mr..
Baird said he believed the people of Kentucky
desired the integrity Of the Union to be pre-
served, no matter what laws Congress might
pass. He repeated the assertion, thar no
law Congress would pass could drive the PEG
pie OF this State from their position on this
subject.
The resolutions were then referred 10 a Sc
iect committee, consisting Of 1Tessrs. S.unos.
. . + Baird, Donipilaa, Breckenridge, Mason
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-08

q The annual Meeting Of the Wisconsin
Sabbath School Union was held at this place
on Tuesday and Wednesday last. It Was a
very interesting meeting Of the Union; the
proceedings ofwhich We shall publish here
after.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-08

II REv. I'm De PuI, We are informed has ia
ken the pastoral charge Of The Episcopal Church IN
tins place, and VIII commence has Iabors on sun
day next Service 70 commence at lo& \. ". and
3P n
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-08

Notice = hereby given that shall exact ore
eighth Of lie dues Tor al Minerals raised on 0ut
Lots 2g9 ard 19l intl.e village Of Mineral Pom.
AIlSmeiters viii b looked toand hcIdacc
able for the above SAID part OF the dues for al
oEother Gre raised on the said land
WILLIAM TREGEA.
January 18th IS5d 15t
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-08

n We have cara:uily perused the commun.ea-
ton of 40 upon the subject Of dancing. and can
not see thar any good 1-oald result from It's pub
LEGATION but on the other hand it ns;gt. call forth
a newspaper discussion not only unpleasant TO rs
bat Improbable 10 our readers. II the writer feels
himself injured ire would prefer that he take some
otaer means Of obtaining redress than resort to
warfare through our columns.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-08
SHEEiFE5G Sal E.

aeon Z IS hereby given, That by virtue Of
- an Alias "r.t OF F.eri Eacias. issued from
re ONCE 9. t-e c.r- 81 lie Circuit Court for tie
county OF Dane .u tie State cf - iscoHzin. and to
me g-Tec.s, a-l.a-r tie goods and caattels lands
and taae-.sH-s of Moses NJ Strong and in favor
~ Albert Z. Ca-ilr. I have seized and levied up
on the following & senbcd Real Estate as the pro-
pe7ty OF The said Moses ~ Strong. VIZ. Lots eight
T.. and Hlu' ID ID block thirty 1901 in that part
81 Jac iowa ct M.aeral Point, which is laid cut
On me soal-'Ees5 Iarter OF section thirfyone[3ll
I'D town afe y Esrtn of range three r37 east all
OF sad -ai15 sijta e lying and being in the coun-
= q iowa sid state Of HIcoEsiu atoresaid all Of
's4Ica VIII expos 70 sale at public cutlery, a.
Tie front door o. tie Court House in the Town OF
A.ncral 20 nj. IN said County Of Iowa. on Satur-
day tic tETeBty-hi day Of March A d. 1880. BE-
tween the hours Of o o'clock A. Mand o clock P.
~ Of sand Day. 20 the highest and best bidder for
Cash. to satisfy said writ aHd costs
L1Ii STERLING. Sheriff,
Iowa Co. WIS.
Sheriff Office
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-08

Cor. FREMoNT.-The stories about the
immense quantities Of gold being found on
Col Fremont's place are said to be great
ly exaggerated. He Is doing no better
than other diggers
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported for the Wisconsin Tribune.
MARKETS

No changes in prices-Wheat, winter Is a so,
Spring, 60 acc Flour in good request at 3 50 a
IS good country brands, and a shilling or two
more for choice do. such as Roughand Ready. sc.
Pork very little coming in, sales at Is a 1 90.
Beef ! 90 4 50.-yeal 50 4 o0.-sheep
90 a 50.-Oats, IS.
Land Warrants. $3.50. Business dull weather
cold
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-08


Is pursuance Of an order made al Chambers Iv
the Hon. II. d. Jackson, Judge Of the 5fa Judici-
al Circuit and 1t appearing by AFFIDAVIT mat the de-
iendaut Hannah Marcy. IS not resident Of this
State; Notice IS hereby given TO the SAID defend
ant 10 be and appear at the next Term of the Cir
cRlt Court Tor the county Of Iowa on the first dav
OF the term thereof to be holden at the Court
House IN Mineral Point in said county on the first
Monday Of April next then and there 10 plead. an
sweT or denur 70 said Compartments bill Of com
plant or the same viii be taken against her as
confessed and the matters and things therein con
tanned dccreed accordingly. And also that on
Wednesday the 9th day Of March next. at one o.
clock in the afternoon the DISPOSITIONS Jason Ban
croft, Rosina Bancroft ard Lucina Bancroft. viii
be taken before Augustus " Dickson Esq, a Just
ice OF the peace at his office IN the town Of Bris-
tol, county of Dane and State of Wisconsin TO be
read evidence on the hearing Of said complaint
when and where the said defendant may appear ii
she VIII, and put cross interrogat.ons
Given under my hand at the clerks Office in
Mineral Point, this 1st day ofFebluary, \ d. 1880
ATTEST
JAMES HUTCHINSON CEerr
Circuit Court Iowa Comfy. Wis.
Pariey Eaton Solicitor for Compt. Is CIV
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-08

4 6ach-aan7ed opinion Of Cafforria.-J.
Cooney, formerly tailor of Albany. of some
military distinction, writes home from San
TancIsco that the returned miners look like
walking skeletons-that they are penni!ess
and shiftiess. Dysentery and fever have used
Up their constitutions.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-08

The Supreme Court Of Illinois has de-
cided, that no persons but the owner, OF
agent Of the owner, has a right to arrest
run away slaves in that State
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-08
3Z44g &OEECE1.

4 IL persons are hereby notified MOTTO tTespass
= Aliae ar D-E. aPaH tile following lands with
out tie vEtteu consent or permission Of the own.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-08

Thisdocument was transmitted to the As
sembly by the Governor, on the 23d inst
We have had little leisure to examine it crit
ically, but from the investigation given, il dis
closes a very favorable state Of progress in the
improvement of the Fox and Wisconsin. It's
believed by the Board that by next October,
the work viii be so far advanced as TO afford
al uninterrupted navigation between the lakes
and Mississippi with the single exception of
a portage Of tenmiles.
The estimated cost-of the work under con
tract, was sIIs.4l3 %. The actual cost. as
let, was only s52, 237 03, making with the do
nation Of S. 600 at Winuebago Rapids, a sa-
wing Of 81, 237 % over and above estimates.
The estimated quantity Of land belonging to
this improvement is 300, 600 acres. The guam
,ity offered for sale at the land office at Osh-
kosh, was I23, 9s9 acres; the amount solids
1851 acres-as follows:
BY prescription, 1906 acres.
BY public sale, l,002 do
BY private entry, I,8O3 do
The total receipts have been $3.50 IS
The total expenditures, 1924 G3
leaving now in treasury, 1885 50
The total amount Of contracts let Is sea. 2O6
p; the amount Of work done S39, IG1 II; the
amount paid is So, so8 g.; remaining to be
paid s29.367 50.
The exhibit is very favorable, and the pub
lie may expect soon TO reap all the benefits ari-
sing from this great inland thoroughiare.-
Us. .4rgts.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-08

L1BEI~-T s. Fazton, the President Of
the n Y Telegraph Co. was recently
mulcted in $3.50, damages, in a suit IN
stituted by one Of the operators CT the
line for a libel upon him.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-08

fag.--.i'He amount said TO have been
drawn from the Treasury by Cap. Nagle, Of
the Pennsylvania Volunteers, On account Of
the Mexican war, is $4,000, upon claims
which legally amounted 70 only 80 goo.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-08

The steamer Cherokee brought to n. y.
thirteen thousand dollars from California, be-
sides large newspaper mail. OF this NUM-
Der ten thousand were for New England
These letter%cost forty, eighty and one hum
dred aud twenty cts. e@ch.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-08

mineral snow worth in this place saC


On Tuesday Feb 9Th Of The Hopping Co,.za.
.HtNE IaoTAs L1rgH3a. youngest son OF ]. T.
@ Il laaaa Lata.oP, Aged =. n.a-tis-