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Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12
.HOrtgage Sale.

w payment OF a certain mortgage made by Hora,
ito w. Bates TO William Ply mptOn, (snce deceased
Bearing date the eighth of March, in the year Eigh'
teen hundred and forty five ls45,) which was duly
recorded in the Registers Office for the County OF
Hillsdale aud State of Michigan on the DAY and year
aforesaid in Liber ID. of mortgages on pages 800 and
3jl; and whereas there is no~ dee on said mortgage
the sum of four hundred and four dollars and t"en
" foer cents (s40424;) and whereas said mortgage
contained power of sale over the premises therein
describes, in case of any default in the condition
thereof and no sCit law, iu chancery has ever
been instituted to recover the debt secured by said
mortgage any part thereof and whereas the un,
dersigned has been duly appointed Administrator OF
the said William PlymPton deceas Now therefore
by virtue Of said power of sale shall expose for sale
at public auction. the highest bidder. on Thursday
the Eleventh day of April next at ten Of the clock
in The fore OF that day the Court House IN the
Village of fsdale in the county aforesaid, that be.
ing the place of holding toe circnit court for said
county, The following premises described in said mort
gage TO wit "Ihe north west quarter ot the north-
west quarter of section twelve, IN township seven
south of range three west and the north half of the
north east quarer ofsecton eleven in the same town,
in the county of Hlllsdale aud State Of Michigan
Z. L. PLYMPTON Administrator
of William Pympton deceased.
T.. II. c. Wilson, Atty.
January 10 h. 1850 n2o INV
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12
Gin .Agencies.

PALMER. tue American Newspaper Agen
ia authorized TO receive subscriptions and advertise
ments for this paper. His Offices are at
- BosroN, Congress street
N.w YORK Tribune Buildings.
PHILADELPHIA N W. cor. Sd and Chestnut ST.
BALTIMORE s. W. cor. North aud Fayete ST.
+. HOMAN, is our authorized Agent at Detroit.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12

There is nothing more desirable in daugh-
ter than intelligence joined to gentle spi-
rit. The mind is fashioned and furnished in
the main, at school, But the character is de.
rived chiefly from home. How inestiinablc
is tho confidence of that mother in produc.
ing kind feelings in the bosoms of her chill
dren who never permits herself to speak tc
them with loud voice, and in harsh, unkind
tonaa
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12
King Charles M. once sand 10 John NM

King Charles | |. once said TO John Mil
ton, "Do you teink that your blindness is
a judgment upon Won for having written
in defence Of my fathers murderl" Sir
answered the poet, 'it is true have lost
my eyes, bat if all calsmitous providen-
ces are TO be considered as judgments,
your majesty nust recol!ect that your roy.
al father lost his head"
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12

Whom one flower fades, another springs
up, fresher perhaps, and more fragrant--anc
we forget the faded one. But the withercd
family flower can have no successor; il dies
and there is blank forevef.-- Bonar
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12

Business Cards Of lines or less year. 3,UU
Legal apverisements legal rates of advertising.
co. Business men in this place, can receive the
paper one year with their Card nsented, at the rate
Of $500 year. by the Carrier.
NT All advertisements must be accompanied with
written directions for the length of time they are 10
be published, or they will be inserted until forbid
and charged accordingly.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12
JONESVlLLE AGENCY.
OF
DIR. s. S FITCH'S
Celebrated Medicines.

Used by him with such distinguished SUCCESS IN Tho
CURE or
Coughs, Consumption, Catauh, Asthma,
Heart Diseases, Dyspepsia, Gonorrhea,
Piles, Female Complaints, &c. &c.
A LSO-Dr Fitch's Abdominal Supporters
IN Shoulder B.=ses, Inhsng Tubes. and Lectures
on Consumption, and the an Of preserving Life and
Health to Old Age, &c. &c.
20 r.. S. vARNUM has been appointed Agen,
for the sale The above Goods, aud will keep them
constantly hand at his Drug Store, in Jonesville
Hillsdale Co., Michigan.
DIR. Fitch's "Guide Bookto InDaiids and Directions
Tor Promoting Health and Instructions TO Mothers,
an The management Of Children" may be had gratu-
uously, by calling for IL at the above. An
extremely valuable Book. n4tf
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12
BOOK BNOIN @,
NJ Sc TnUN

HAS commenced the business of Book Bind
~ ing in Jonesville, where he is in readiness to
DO anything IN that line, in good style and rea-
sonable prices.
Magazines, Public Documents, Blank Books, or
old booksneeding newcovers will be bound 90 or,ler
~ Books for binding may be left at the STANDARD
oince, with directions how TO be bound and can be
mad at the same place after binding.
jonesville Feb. 10 1e4e
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12

Fortune is more equally balanced, after all
than half the world think il. To the rich j,
gives fear; to the poor, hope.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12

WTOUI.D respectfully inform the citizens
w of IIillsdale and vicinity, that he has taken
Rooms over Armstrong; Saddle shop, where he
will be pleased TO wait on such Ladies and Gentle
men may require his professional services in ell
thcr of the abcve named branches.
As an Artist his Miniatures will recommend them
selves. Call and see for yourselves, and obtain
true and beautiful Likenesses while opportunity
offers for such
January o. 1850
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12
New York
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. 6S Wall Street, ny.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, PRES'T.


PLINEY FREEMAN, SEC'Y.
The subscribers as agents Tor the above Company,
prepared to receive applications for insurance up
on lives, upon the most favorable terms.
Persons may be Insured for one year, seven years
or for Life and the may be paid Annually, II IN
emi-Annual, quarterly payments.
When the annual premium exceeds $50, the apPll
cant may give Tor 40 per cent and pay 90 per
cent. ofthe amount in cash. The principal may re-
main for term fyears, upon paying the interest, 70
per cent annually.
All persons Insuring forsevenyears or for Life be-
come participants in tue profits of the Company which
are declared annually and for which scrip is Annual
ly issued to the holders of Policies
Those who choose TO pay the premiums IN Cash,
will after 10 years probably have no more 10 pay; as
the annual profits will by that time be equal 70 the a
mount of premium paid.
assurances may be upon a mans Life IN the name
of his wife for her benefit payable TO her and in
Of her death her children for their use aud by law
the same is not subject to claims or creditors.
II the Insured wishes to discontinue his insurance,
the Company will purchase the policy.
Advantages Of inSRring in this Company.
Low Rates of Premiums on Lives.
The security of large invested Capital.
The prompt settlement of Losses,
The division Of profits by which the scrip issued at
nually to the insured. can be sold hypothecateG or
made available in case of necessity.
For furthe information apply to the undersigned.
MURPHY 4 BANTER, Agsns.
DIR. JosEPH SILL VI. d., Medical Examiner
Jonesville, August TO- ls4o. nc
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12
UJLLSDALE HOUSE.

m THE subscriber has again become
sM the proprietor of the above Hotel. To-
I,sssEN. Gated in this Villages where he will be
ItsrEys5 found, happy to see his old friends and
ssz<ozszzss4 patrons, and able 10 supply them with
ell the comforts which the country affords.
With ordinary prosperity, he hatters himself that
he will be able make his connection with the Hills
dale House" apermanent one.
To persons unacq TAINTED with the subscriber aud
the "Ilsdaie House." he would say that his House is
not only the largest but located in the most
and pleasant part of the said village, but short dis
tance from The Rail Road Depot aud if they will give
him call he will do all in his power to render their
stay with him agreeable. l50ll A. HOWDEh.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12

TAHITI.-The native Christians in this
island have made remittance to the British
& Foreign Bible Society of 3 500 for copies
Of the 81 ored Serintnros.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12

'STor MorsE HoLEs.-Takea plug Of con-
mon hard soap. stop the hole with u, and
you may rest assured, you viii have no FUR
iher trouble from that quarter. II is equal
" eaectual as regards rats, reaches OF ants.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12

A Coon SuGs EsTIoN.--A member of the
Minnesota Legislature, while "bill for the
benefit of married women" was before the
House, remarked that he thought il would
be as well for the members be doing some
thing for tho single ladies, and not ronblo
themselves so much about other mems wives.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12
Whoa! Baok!I Get Up Thar.

Inc nndersignvd would invite those indebted 10
nim oy Note Or Book Account call aud settle i'm
viii be done on credit after this date.
November 20, lsi9. =. GTLCHRIsT
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12

The village church of Sunday is oftime
a .ad place, especially TO one who has beer
long time absent. He sits and looks sruuuc
and thinks
How some have died. and some have left as
And some are taken from US; ali are departed
All, all are gone, the old familiar faces.
Blu, the grave OF sainied mother. wife OF
sister. by which we have sometimes stood
we could never deem a sad place, after all
Tor We knew well that she who slept there
was
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12
WHOLE No. IS6.

barracoon for slaves; The whole bull: by
setting rough stakes or small trees in the
ground, these being waited together with
withes and covered with thatch. That
containing slaves was much the strongest,
and generally surrounded by or connect
cd with yard, in which the slaves were
permitted TO exercise daily. There were
some ten or twelve these establishments
each containing from 100 10 500 slaves.
One contained near 1000, which il was ex-
pected would be shipped, daily. Each
baracoon was in charge of from two TO
four white men Spanish or Portuguese.
They had all suffered more or less from
the fever, were very weak, much emaci-
sted or swollen by dropsy, or diseased
spleens and none Of them particularly
clean. The slaves were as well taken
care Of as could be expected, when pro-
visions were plentiful in the country but
in cases of scarcity they suffered severely.
Many instances have occurred where in
whole barracoons Of slaves have been let
loose for the want of food; and it may
wei! be supposed that their owners would
allow Them 10 suffer severely before giving
them up. For this reason, and because
they can be more closely slowed in ves-
sci, children are preferred to adults. g.
Another peculiar feature of the place was
the collection Of long canoes and boats, all
kept ready for the despatch Of slaves the
moment an opportunity should OCCUR
Probably one thousand slaves could be
shipped in four hours, all things favorable.
In case the coast is clear Of armed vessels
and SLAYER appears in ,he oifiing, her
signal is at once recognized. Size is sig
nalized in return TO come in, and If she
is watered aud provisioned for the voyage
ard deck laid, which is usually the case,
she does not come 10 anchor but stands
close in the bar, where she is met by the
whole fleet Of canoes and boats, the con-
tents of which are speedily put on board;
she then stands off, or up the coast again,
the canoes return TO the baricoons for
more slaves, again to meet out side the
bar as before. Sometimes, however, they
are not so fortunate, even when not mo-
Tested by men.of-Nar. The bar at the
river mouth is not unfrequenily Ganger-
Gus, even in the dry season, and in the
anxiety to ship slaves they run great haz-
ards, anG many boat load of poor wret-
ches becomes food for sharks, which al
ways follows such boats and canoes in
great numbers. IN. Y. Commercial Ad.
vertiser.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12

To that unku uown aod silent shore.
Shall we not meet as heretofore,
Some summer morning,
When from her cheerful eyes ray
Had sunck d bliss upoa the day,
A bliss that woOld not 20 away.
A sweet forewarningl
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12
THE WING STANDARD.

Us pablished every Tuesday Morning. an Under,
oods Brick Block Third story, opposite hsii hoao
Square and Rillsdsle House.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12
Terms of Subscription.
Rates of .Adrertising.

y No PaPer VIII De dlscOhtihued uhtll AT afft9'
are paid unless at the option of the Publishers.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11

The welI-kn1wn popularity Of Mr. COLE,
the wing candidate for Congress. is evidently
creating much alarm among the opposition
party. Mr.. EASTMAN has taken the stump,
aud IS laboring most assidlously to convince
the voters of this district, that he IS better
mn TO represent them in Congress, than M
Cole. The Locof)co papers are equally ac-
tive in nisrepresenting Mr.. Cole, and the
convention by which he was nominated. The
Farmers and Mcchanics-the Llt9riag men
who composed the conyenaon-arc represent
ed as . corrupt league cf onico-holders -
and other equally false statements are made.
with a view to prejudice the people against
Mr.. Cole. Under these circumstances, VIC
feel it our duty to call upon the Wing party
throughout tho District, and upon all others
who are unwilling to see the place Of a tried
and faithful representative filed by one, If
whom they know nothing. more than that he is
one Of the Oh bunker school If Democrats,
who makes party tie leaLiug object on all
questions brought before a Legislative bcdy. 70
be up and doing, and see that Tie wishes Of
the people are fairly expressed, when they are
called upon 10 select tEeir representatives.
That Mr.. Cole has been t4i,hfal, and ably
represented the entire District, none are found
= leay. Tie only objection to him IS, that
he Is ! Uhig. We say, then, 10 the Wings,
Il .. in the discharge Of your duty, an
lley. yourselves rs faithful as has Mr. Cole.
N the discharge Of his laty in Congress, and
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11
LIST OE4E. RS

EEST OF LEE E1EsS
u EMAININCi in the Post Office at Dodge
IL vile for the quarter ending Sept. so, 1850.
AB
John Athens, D r Bigelow, William Burk,
Joseph Beavers, Nathaniel ButerGeld, Mrs.
Botteral, Miss Bosanko, Mrs. Bruce,
Charles Blkoy
William Chiffon, Phillip Cowen ,, Benja-
min Peter ,, A ID Cornish, Mrs Ma garet
Campbell John NJ Clark, Benjamin Cooper
S Carrier or Jos Ronger, Levi Constock, )
Carter Edmund Chapel, William Chadsey,
Love Cotton
Mrs NJ Dodge, John Davies, Girley Dart,
John Dyer Davey, VIM Dawson, David r
Davies.
Thomas Eilingsen, Joseph Eddy, Isaac
Ellis, Edmund Eyer, Richard Edwards hom-
as Evans.
William Faraghan, VIM Fine, VIM Fisk,
I'll Floyd, James GTibble, Henry Griffith,
Eli Geege ,, Mrs Anna IL Goodwin, John
Grifiths, o Goldwick.
John Hostledler. James Hall, James Halla-
way, William Hurst ,, Thomas Hess, Pat
rick Hawey, Edward Price Hughs, John
jenkins, David Jones, Owen Jones, John
Jones, Richard Johns, Alfred Jenkins.
III
Mrs NJ Kimball, LYDIA Kinney, Alvin 5
hetchum 2, Mrs Llscom, Rev 4 ID Laughlln.
Michael Nc Caferty ?, I homas Monkey, John
Messenger, Miss Mary Morgan, Mrs Hannah
Munger, ) B Mclaughlin, James Melody.
y p
Job,, Mol Josarh Near Inbp NicboIasc
Thomas Perkins James Perkins, Simeon K
Phillips, Evan Pritchard, Mrs Jane Pearce,
Richard Perry, Joshua Palmer.
William Roberts ?, J Rice, Mary Giles
Rowe, Jacob Rice, NJ ses W Read, Richard
Roberts, Levi Read, James Rowe.
William Shaw, Mrs II Steffon, William
Sincock, Mary Ann Swaine, William See,
John Sims, Joseph Smetherin.
r
\ II Thomas, Jonathan Thompson, Thom-
as TOXINS, w Vandusen 2. Riley Vandusen,
David Vault, VIM c Yansickle2 ,.
Thomas Williams, James Williams, John
Wagner. Thomas \ Williams, Mrs Jane
Wilson, Edward Webster, Rob Williams,
John Williams, w Williams, VIM Williams,
Robert E W illiams.
VIM c Young ,, Joseph Youlton.
NORWEGIAN.
De Nelson, Thomas Nelson, Ole Lanrudt,
A J kynnutte, Knud johnson, Haavel An
derson, Nelagete kige, Arne HaraldIen loft.
Persons calling for any of the above letters
will please say advertised.
Dodgeville, Oct 1st, 1850.
JOHN II. TODD, p. NJ.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11
E35L EG W6GIo

At Nessersmith 5 Diggings, on the eth October,
1880, by Rev I. II. FULLERTON. Mr.. BENJA-
MIN L. DAVIES Of Dodgeville, to Miss CHAR
LOITE, daughter Of JoHS MEssERsNIrH, Esq.
IL Printer lee received
At Ridsewsy, on Tuesday. the lst inst by
Rev. D. JoNks, Key. \. ;. ALLEN. OF Dodge
Vile, TO Mrs MARTHA JANE CAMP
On the 9th inst, by r, PRATr. Esq, in the
town Of Aifin Mr. JESSE s JONES TO Miss
ELIZABETH, daughter CT L. {. kIRkfAFRIoE
j,-l- all o. >4Il -es Il.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11

The following is the result of the State
election, yesterday.
In Baltimore-Lowe, Dem. candidate for
Governor, .,564; Clark, the Wing candi-
date. 6,SI5.
The vote. was as far as heard from counties.
gives Low 2I,3I7-Clark 1866.
loves maj. West City. 3,289-I3 coun-
ties TO be heard from, which in I647 gave
Thomas, Dem 0,I06. Gold5orough, wing,
II.364
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11

- Ne would call attention to the adver-
;isement Of Messrs. Washburne & W goldman.
in this weeks paper, in regard TO Bounty
Lands. Those persons who are ert:.led, IN
der the new law, to Bounty lands, viii DO
well TO make an early application, as the num-
bes e applications, growing cut Of this law,
will be very great and consequently much de-
lay in procuring their Warrants, will arise to
those who fail to apply early.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11
CoRREc TED wEEKLY.l
IIST 0E LEIIERS

I'D EMAINING in the Post-OfIice at Mineral
80 Point, Wis the Isl OF October, 1850
Atkins Albert. Anger n.
Ball Saml. Barber Avery. Baty Saml. Benedict
Lewis. Berry Charles +, Blair VIM, Bonneil Mr.
Bourgeantt Pierre, Buckingham John.
Campbell Major B, Carroll Thomas Cavanagh
John, Champlain John Il, Clang Rev Dexter. CLYDE
Solomon, Cobb Il c, Collwell Benjamin, Cornish
Nicholas, Crawford John, Croy Morgan, Cuddy J..
Davies D +, Doty Jas, Dunbar Thos
Eaton D'l, Eastman Jno, Eastman Dr., Eddy Rev T.
Fulp Sandy, Frank Nj, Fessel lessee.
Genich Edward, Grant Hon Jas, Gollio Alex'r.
Hales John, Harris VIM Hendricks Samuel A,
Henry Jno Holland Thos Horton l. Huge Cath.
Jackson s D, Johnson Martha, Jones Margaret
Jones Richard.
X.
Kearney Catharine, Kelley James.
Lee Sarah Cline, Lemen R. Lindener Geo. Linn
John, Lord L.
Marshall Mr., AIayfeld David Mckee John, Nil
Ter Peter, Miner Daniel, Morris (, Murish los.
Nelson Gilbert. Nichols Albert, NihofF Chas,
Noble William, Norton Henry.
Olds Joel. Orth Peter.
Paterson w B. Pease J s R. Pierce Royal a,
Plat Mariah- Pratt Thomas.
Quinn + Richard
Rablin Mrs Sarah. Randles Mr. Redding Edward.
Roat Otis II. Robinson l.
Sincock John, Smith Christian, Smith Mrs Mana
Ia Smith J, Statzer Elizabeth, Statzer George W,
Steel Rev 5 \ Stevens Thomas or Walter. Stutt.4C
Thomas ", Thompson J Ohm, Torpir Miss Mary,
Tracy Charlce, TrelIns Thomas, Trout Hiram,
Tyack John.
Vance L, Vaughan Mr., Vilemont Xavier.
Warner Calvin, White B, White Bartholomew.
White Solomon s, White " II, Wickham Eliza
beth, Williams Catharine, u iliams II. WILSON
I'm, Woodruff I'm, Wright Mrs Mary.
FOREIGN LETTERS
4dams Henry, Callan john, Coad Saml, Conner
Patrick, Crawford John, Devlin James, Dunbar
Thomas Dunbar John, Evans Ddnl, George I'm,
JcfIery James. Keirns Andrew, Leawney IhOs.
Lightfoot TTln Meany Patt, Quade James, Skill
corn Joseph Sullivan Daniel, " ilLams John,
Williams I'm.
GERMAN:
Konz Joan Jos, Lorpabel Harrich, Plaff Francis
Gus Schneider John, Simurand Gutorm. Trittan
John. L49-3w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

The following are the Candidates nominated b
the Democratic Convention held in this place yes
terday:
For State senator-T. NJ. Fu1LERrox.
For Slerif-IsAAc FARwELL.
For Register Deeds-WN HENRY
For Trcasurer-HESRr LESAHAS.
For OK Bd Sup-CrRUs CORNELL.
For District Attorney-Ws NJ r. SMITH.
For County >urreyor-A w. ConFoRT.
For Coroner D. PULroRD
Assembly
For the North District-C. G. RoDoLF.
For South District-RTcHAHD TREGAsKIs.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11

Massacre OF CAIIFoRNIA EMIGRANTs.-The
Stark Co (Oo.) Democrat learns that five cit
liens Of Canton, In that State, and a Mr.
Daniel l. Nashburn, from Evansville in Wis
consln. Were murdered by the Indians on the
28th Of June last. George Stuck, the only
person who escaped, gives the following ac-
count Of the affair. Ii viii be seen that he
makes no particular mention Of Mr.. Wash
burn, although that name is given in the list
OF persons composing the party:
''On the night Of the 9th Of June, the com
pany having travelled alone some sixteen miles
encamped on the western bank of Pitt river.
tributary Of the Sacramento. Having kept
watch Til ten or eleven o'clock, as usual and
hndlng all quiet.4ney wrapped themselves on
the blankets. and fell asleep. About midnight
they were awa3eqed by a volley Of arrows
being fired among them, one Of which hit
hlr. ). ID. kaufman in the forehead, and killed
HIM instantly. At the same time Hen. Kauf-
man, Levi Rarrel, Edward Meffert, and George
Stuck were badly wounded. They were not
again molested until morning. In the morn
ing they found their mules and horses killed
or wounded, and were waiting till an emigrant
train should come up, which they expected
shortly.
About O'Clock, some 5 OF 6 Indians came
to them, and endeavored by sign and gesture
to induce them to leave that place. Not un-
derstandlng the motives Of the Indians. they
determined to await the arrival Of the train.
W hlle so waiting, they were soon seized by a
large eGdy Of Savages, stripped of their clio
thing and butchered in cold blood, by the
rivers side, with the exception Of George
Stuck. "-JaneSyiHe Gazette.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11

- The talcna Jehersonian asks if a
man can be his own Grn,a9fz:her. This is
what doubtful, bui the editorials of the
JeiIersoaian prove beyond doubt that man
can be his own Granny.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11

Austria has abandoned the idea of ruling
Hungary part Of Austria and, in conse-
quence, the old constitution, modified and re-
formed, wil. be restored. ExiIes are invited
70 return, except those deeply compromised.
In word, cancellation is to he tried, instead
Of cruelty.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11

- Mr.. aud Mrs. Schinby, whose eloPe-
ment caused. 50 much talk, few years since,
are said to be now residing in Southampton,
England. In consequence of the death Of the
father Of Ms. $. (Col. Croghan Of Pittsburgh
she becomes heiFess to anestate Of =, 900, 900,
and, of course, will hereafter be one Of the
upper crust.