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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-19

BELo1r Co1LEGE-The connection Of the
college with the Beloit seminary, ceased with
the close Of the last year. As now organ
Iege classes, preparatory department, all OF
which come under the immediate instruction
and government OF the faculty. There have
been in attendance, the present term, sixty
students. Of whom sixteen are in the college
cIsases. The following gentlemen now com
pose the faculty:
Rev. 4. l.. Chaplin, president.
Or. 5. P. LathroP, professor Of chemistry
and natural science.
Rev. ]. ]. Bushnell, professor of mathe-
mates and natunl philosophy.
Rev. Joseph Emerson, professor OF Ian
guages.
Mr. Joseph Hulbut, Jr tutor.
Rev. NJ. p. Sqlier has accepted an appoint
ment 10 the prof'ssorship Of intellectual and
moral philosophy and IS expected to De here
next spring, to lecture in his department.
The winter tern will commence on Thurs
day, the ID Of January next.-JonrnaL
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-19

HEALrH OF TIE CiTY.-We learn from
our physicians, that the health Of our city
was never better. In fact, we doubt whether
at the present time, there is a healthier city
in the Union, than Milwaukee 1t IS pleas
ure 10 breathe the bracing, dry atmosphere
with which we are favored.-Uisc0nsin.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-19
NOTTCE

C45ae into The enclosure of
NTaB. JOSEPH PHILLIPS - miles north or
S(eA Mineral Point Dark Bay. Maze Colt: 2
years old coming with a star in the oIeLe13,
dark name and tail. The owner VIII please
come, pay charges, ard take h-T away.
Nov. 80, 1850. TG-tw
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-19
2GGaD8.
STR AY NOTICE

CAME TO the enclosure OF the undersign
ed on ornbout the lst inst, RED HEIR ER
rather srnali-wth no marks dIstlnguisha-
BILE The owner Of said strny is requested to
call, prove property pay ciarefs' anI take
her away. THOMAS TREGAlLGUS.
Dec 3, 1850. 3w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-19
NoRFoLK, VA, Nov. %.

The L. $. sloop, John Adaias, arrived here
last night WIKI the crew Of the ship loTk-
town, which was lost a. sea, sometime since.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-19

The Prussiau Chamber was opened on
the 2lst b. a speech from the King.
which was favorab bic to the war party.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-19

MoRE Observation-Disclosures from Buenos
Ayres. 10 0c1. Sd, state that a declaration Of
war between Buenos Ayres and BAIL, was
daily expected.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-19

FRHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
~ inhabitants Of Mineral Point and vicinity
that he proposes 10 open
Select School,
IN THE ODD FELLOWS HALL,
On A5ad0y, Dee. 16.
The course to be pursued viii embrace a tho
rough and practical instruction all the elements
Of common English educaron-and viii also
afford opportunity, for those who may wish, 10
pursue the higher branches of English, together
with the Classics
As tue number Of pupils will be limited, the
facilities for a thorough and rapid advancement
to those in attendance will be propornonately
great.
TERMS PER QUARTER.
Common English Branches, So
Higher
Languages,
90 J. W SInLAND.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-19
BosToN. Dec. ?.

Ell RS making here TO raise money to
pay i8r the Georgia negroes. { " lillian and
Ellen Crafts who have rGn away. The
money vii b. raised, ana the negroes paid
for.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-19

INNocENr.-A man named King has
lust been pardored from the Ohio State
Irison, after ha,ing been confined there
six years It apears that he was wrong
fully convicted and the death bed cou-
fession Of the rel criminal has caused the
executive to intgpose pardon.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-19

Extract from letter, dated, St. Louis
Dec. 9th:
Weather very cold here, and ice running
heavy in the river. Navigation has closed
for the present, as well as trade.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-19

TuE LUMBER MART IN MINNEsoTA.-
One of the projectors Of St Anthony,
Minnesota has entered into a contract for
the erection of seven superb saw mills
which viii occupy all his half the fumes
below the dam. for the snm, including re,
pairs of the dam Of 9l5 1000.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-09

From the wilmington IN. CO. Aurora.
DNSrR TO Ma. AsHE.-Friday last was one of those
joyous occasions when party snmosities and chickering's
such an occasion. Everybody was at the dinner; and
there was indeed feast Of reason and flow Of soul "
Speeches were made by several gentlemen George Da-
WIS., the banner man. in this district during the last
presidential election, said, Here's 10 old Bill Ashe
fought him from one end OF the district to the other and
the more fought him the harder loved him"
All were for southern rights. That was the theme
that awoke the powers OF McRae, and brought forth
those sweeping Arguments and whitening sarcasms, Mr.
O. McRae slso acquitted himself well, ~ did the other
speakers
The whole affair passed of TO the entire satisfaction Of
oil concerned. and Al night the music from the band
rose high the air in one grand concert Of sweet
sounds.
Owing 10 the severe indsposition Of the editor, the
publisher has been unable to obtain any minute accoun,
OF the dinner.
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ASTOUNDING rREAK or Narusr -on Friday last an old
lady, aged 81 years, died Lswenceyille Of disease OF
the bswel, few days prior her DEATH discovered
that umor existed In her abdomen, and being aske
WHISTLER she was willing to have her body opened after
DEATH Tor the purpose Of ssceainng the Of tina,
tumor, she assented.
Accordingly, Immediately after her death, post morem
examination held, and bony substance of an oval
share was removed. Upon saving through this II was
discovered that the o'sfed covering but thn
within u was contained fully developed mak child SO
perfectly ormed the child 10 NIL lie parts that no iii.
Guilty whatever was found in deciding upon at once
and, from facts afterwards learned tbs woman must have
carried that infant Tor forty ytan,
The circumstances which sustain this supposition are
these Her niece, with whom she lived MP 10 the time oil
her DEATH distinctly recolecn that one time her aunt
supposed herself TO be sscsfs and make
oil the preliminary preparations for the expected little
ger but the astonishment Of ALL the infant was never
born. About this time her husband died. and from that
period until her death her general health was good and
she experienced Inconvenience from the presence OF the
supposed umor. The above statement 10 one OF smp,
as The most astonishing part Of the whole story Is that
highly respectable physician that the child
bore signs Of at least probable rsc~f ipfwg srisnes
We shall not this matter, AZ we understand
iu statement Of the circumstances will sooa be published
[Pnfsbwa Jowra, Ncv. 4.
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The HuseARIAss IN IowA-We learn by letter from
Governor Ujhazy to the editor Of the Sc Louis dsreg
da Wsssns that Hungarian coloniss had arrived At
their In Iowa, in the beginning OF August and
have building the houses and ma
king preparations for considerable agricultural operations
next year The place they have chosen 10 In Decatur
county, Thompson Or IL 10 called, the CrookedFork
rivera clear and lovely stream Of moderate size, flowing
bed Of sand and gravel, with frequent rapids and
sls sfordng abundant water power The climate 10 ex-
ceent and the soil fertile The land has yet been SUR
veyed for sale, and these noble coon consequently
squauers We trust that they will be 90 long alter the
opening Of Congress- They all well, and in the best
spirits though their journey 70 their new abode, which
,hev call New Buda srduous and their labors
since have been Governor Uhsxy has received
from Kossu,h address the American people, which
win soon be published He also vouches FOR the authen.
tioity of Kossuths letter TO Gen. Cas.
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The convention Of Maryland to reform the State con-
slituton had not Organized itself up to yesterday morn
ng-the fourth day since the assembling Of it, II had
appointed temporary president. (Col B. c. Howard.
but had not been able to elect permanent ons although
both parties had been assembled several times in caucus
vote (5ih) Thursday. General Chapman received As
votes Colonel Howard. -; Mr. William Cost Johnson
s, (beng what is called Union menu Mr.. Jenifer then
moved that the convention adjourn aw die; which wa
os-yeas IS. nays s. Without an election the conven.
ton adjourned till the next day
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The Evening Post unbushingy repeats its false asser-
ton that the Syracuse convention OF September renomi-
mated for President Martin Van Buren, The purpose for
which this reckless statement put forth has been
complshed. In the prejudice il has created among the
democracy OF the South towards their brethren and fell
low aboers In the cause in this State. The time has
passed when its repetition could affect public sentiment in
this State the election is over But II ia never too late
TO expose an impostue We have already noticed this
or twice; and distinctly repeat that the ma
jony OF that convention composed OF those who alb
hor and despse Martin Van Burens free. soil hereses
and that the idea OF renominatng that migrate for the
presidency. for any other Office, down TO hog reeve
would have been received by the convention as farcca
abeurdity
The southern papers generally fall into the error Of
quoting the Post democratic paper. II was formally
read OUT OF the party years ago. and has inu
ence or denttywih the democratic party than the indie
pendent or the Ant-Savery Standard -Nsw York Globe
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tnsy who .ay the Union i In danger but hey who are
Our correspondent refers to an article in the Charles
ton Courier which dsparsges the great Union meeting in
New York. We have that article also before az and il
10 very true that the Charleston Courier expects no
great good" to arise from the meeting and that il
speaks Of their "decaratoy resolutions paper
fuminaons. and got up without consciousness Of the
perlous state OF public affairs &c. &c. We differ
from the Charleston editor altogether in calculations
of the good effects Of this moral spectacle Without
meaning to go into critical examination Of these opin-
ions may be permitted to say that Mr. Seymour be
elected governor Of New York. may be ascnbed to the
effect Of this Union meeting upon the people Of that
State. H
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DIToRs CORaESssSDENCE.


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dsphia 70 mis- cay. Fs.ans ~ ne A~s Il hn>~s pssssns
whilst AfEs nasabes weis wosnaeA So 40 ssssv zee
snssn On eossd. tsssaass kss snsas .nA ss~~,, whs
wee pnhs'p.ny ,sa saa vss@sa smAss.ns CAPS Clsy-
pool vas sesefesy bal nos dsnssses5 ased fhs ehls
engineer. Mr John Miller. HssisHa enxisa-s - n~.
mis-. and the hsspan tnssny klsd On. cabin r~s
ssnger named sisPhens. who ~ss n ~ klEAsn a ms
time OF ths explosea instsny ksAaa nsss II shs
killed and wounded were smigrsun who's namss have
not yet been asceriaaed The boat 10 mach alassa
and the damage 70 thu cargo light Ths scctSsuS 70 "a
10 have been the result Of carlesnsss there hsvng eesa
too much steam ON when u occurred.
Mayor ssansbufy has today oas~d reward a go ioI
the arrest and conviction Of the Wanderers u Jsm~s MAJ
MITCHELL who shot dead whilst passing ssas ne
on Monday night last Two arrests hsw slssady bssa
made Of parties who alleged 10 have bssn IN Mr. sienly
with muskets In their hands.
The MARKgrs.-ln the Balumore market tkis mornlns
there sales Of Howard horr o. 70 and az
City Mills al the Rye -four Ia nodsras do.
msnd at % 60 Corn meal may be- qaosd - is@ TIE
receipts and supply Of grain light and holders hmet
note small sales Of red wheat l0a los cenis snd
white nj 100 lilo iamiy-nonr white its 10 csns No
change 10 observable In soni auoe Gales Of white .,
90 81 cents. and yellow Al % 81 cents. ossI qao,s
sales At 80 % csnssalss Rye 10 scsrceI qaoss ssss
at 90 90 cents. s&0H
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-09

SOUTH CAROLINA MUsrERNo-The governor Of South
Carolina has invited large portion Of the uniformed
militia OF the State TO parade at the State capital on the
9th OF December, when the legislature " In session The
Charleston News talks about rendering services
BILE the military force OF The State"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-09

The British mail steamer Asia lett New York We'd
nessy morning for Liverpool with s2soooo in specie and
about eighty ave passengers; among them H. De Cesssc,
who came from France in Of insane Montesquons
charged with the murder ut ST. Louis Redmond Mon
tesquon Lady @. Stuart Worldly and daughter and Raw
Mr.. Raymond, Of Baltimore.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-09

WARRINGTON, w. vi NOV "
A. j. Lougbry and John @. Mullary have been removed
as clerks from the Indian Affairs department.
VIM A Kennedy has been appointed clerk In the Post Of
fee Department, vics Chs pman Butler.
IL reported that Mr. Butler, clerk la the Second Aud
tors office, has been removed.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-09

SThs annual meeting orthe Ladies' Union Benevo-
lent and Employment Society will place Tuesday evening
n O'Clock, church, REV Mr. smhs The
public respectfully nvied attend Addresses may be eI
pected from some of citizens,
By order Of the board Of manager:
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DIED,

In this city Thursday, the 7t instant Of BRAIN
aged three years and ten months JANE EMILE, daugher NJ
and MANY y. THOMAS n . msss $1,000 Z a - q
Her funeral win take place to-day, II o'clock from
dence Of her Grandfather THOMAS Pcnsvana avenue
TO tho Irving Hotel
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Bosros Nov 7--Furher returns from Vermont render
probable that Lyman twhg has Obtained plurality
Minor (also whg) for Congress The democrats Munns
di,trict have nominated Edgar r. Whitaker Tor Congress
He takea the Baltimore platform.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-09

NOTICE.-we day Mr.. Chss ~.
Of arm. The business VIII hereafter be
Oct as-dgw CHUBB scHENCE
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CHICAGO. Nov. 7--Chicago city and county give about
300 majority Tor Maoney tdem for Congress. Dyer and
Maxwell Cloth democracy elected TO the egsstnre and
MaIoncy probably to Congress.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-09

new xogk Elsctaoms .s
We received no telegraph returns yesterday but the ac
counts OF last night perhaps have the fat.
OF the election. The contest between Seymour and Hunt
for governor very close Teegaphc dispatches Of the
same evening Thursday and newspapers Of the same
date present different results The Union feeling has op
Grated very sauary result throughout the State The
New York Herald Of Thursday says There is strong
Union feeling running through the counties Of the int.
ror. which has probably elected Seymour The contest
il is certain. has been remarkably close but there re.
mains little room to doubt that the democratic party has
trumphed in the election Of governor" The New York
Journal Of Commerce ascbes the to the vote Of
what il calls the Union msa The New York Tribune
ascrbes the defeat Of the wings TO the action Of the Utica
convention and the national wings. Itsays; National.
ism OF the Duer stripe is triumphant. locofoco /,
chosen by thousand majority to take Mr.. Daer,
place in Congress. and like results have been produces
in almost all the central districts"
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~ DYER q MCGUIRE, Auc,lon..r..

OF IN THE FIRST WARD FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUG
TIoNOn Tuesday the 12ih Of instant sub
schsr, win offer for ssie the premises haEpa 4ocock
M lot No. IL, In No. s. This fronts
west and runs back l2 feet inches alley, containing
eet The square fronts on Pcnnyivania and IL
me one mmedasy southwest
buildings known the six Buildings Is erected.
Of sale; One fourth Of the purchase
hand sad the residue in s and months the purchaser
deed Of trust ON the 10, 70 the sa
- 80. f|astst1eas seasrfa DYER MCGUIRE,
Novs-ctsf f. eet, Aucuoncers.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-09

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. THE returns from all qurters are
very mesgre. Charles Durkee and James d. Doy proba
ably elected TO Congress the ee-so democratic ticket
IL 10 conceded that the congressional delegation will stand
one regular democrat and two free-soilers.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-09

Vote In Texas on the boundary Proposition.
Agreeaby 10 the proclamation Of Governor Bell. vote.
have been taken in most. il not all Of the counties in
Texas the adjustment proposition to fix her bound
AIRY. We have seen the votes in number of the mos
popuous counties in the State and the average OF these
votes is about m in favor Of the proposition TO one op
posed tot There is very unusual regularity n these
proportions In all the counties heard from The measure
will doubtless be approved Of by about uesrh, of the
popular votes. ~
This result fully usfes the course Of her senators
and memberso OF the House on this subject. and should
teach those who accused them Of msrepresentng their
constituents that they were themselves a. ignorant Of
public sentiment in Texas they were Of many other
things that they did moi understand We imagine that
the politicians must surrender Texas up to
the fellowshpof "he border submssioniss Having &C
cepted her portion Of the Compromise she will Be hardly
ready to dissolve the Union because cotton will not grow
on the parched plains and mountains Of Cali.
fornia
To make some amends. however. 10 these especial
friends Of Texas. who urged her decline the ten mil.
lions Of dollars and take her reward in pure
or. In the language Of the practical poel.
To weigh solid pudding against empty praise',--
that fertile State offers "room and verge enough" to en-
poy most probably and benefcially in sugar and scot
ton planting. at least tsoimillions Of slaues
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-09

NrwAsk. Nov. For govsrnor-Fort (dem) 10 elected
by 5000 majority
The egsatsn.-The senate stands wings and n dam.
In the assembly there will be rs why's and IS dem.
ocrau Democratic majority on joint ballot II
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-09

Nkw YoRK Nov. Up. Prom the complexion of the
nearly the entire State has been heard
from-Seymour (dem will be elected governor by about
two thousand msjoiity The congressional delegation
stands IL whgs. 10 democrats, and fee soiler Ia the
State the wings have majority, and In the house
"a majority. $3.50. ~
Election of Mr. Hunt as Governor Of Nsv York.
rBy telegraph for ths Baltimore Pstriot.l
NKw YoRx November S-m.-Tbe returns now show
that Mr. Hunt (whg) 10 elected governor without doubt
by about thousand msjority.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-09

Sickness on Board California Vessel
Nrw ORLEANS, November The brig Damascus from
Chsgrcs for New York, put In the Bsxe, with sickness
prevailing among the passengers
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IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.Ai request Of the
parties interested therein we shall proceed sell Thursday,
highest bidder lot No S square Co., with improvements
ssung frame building In 'front.' and substantial brick
rs. a situated on New Jersey south Of and
Terms; One fourth three equal payments Of
nne, twelve and eighteen months from
payments.
DYER MCGUIRE,
Nov e-Jnw Ads Auctioneers
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Arrival Of the Chsrokes-Dfors gold
Nkw York, November s-l0 a. m--The steamer Chero.
kee arrived this morning from Chsgrcs, which she len on
tie 9th ult She brings 81 500, 900 In goid-dust
There is nothing In Of importance bssds what
you have by telegraph from New Orleans where the Ala.
bama put In on her passage. frU
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Dreadful Steamboat Disaster.

NKw CASTLE, (Del } Nov. Ito, p. m-The steamboat
Telegraph, Of the Erickson line, her passage from
Philadelphia to Baltimore burst her boiler Of this place
about o'clock tonight. so far, twentyfour per-
have been brought ashore from the wreck.
whom dead and others badly wounded seven eight
who drilled ashore picked mp. Ii Is supposed that
large number were blown overheard. among whom
the captain and The wreck has drilled two miles
below, there being steamer here 10 take her 10.
Mr.. Charles Hagen, passenger who has Just landed
gays she had much nj the time OF the expo.
sion,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-09

NJ DYER = nseURe, A.ssss~ssrs.
CONVENIENT SALE AT THE GENERAL PosT OFFICE
On saturday snsrnoon ph Instant O'Clock, ne q The
Carpets, hoek csses, desks
Stoves, Fvsss, furnaces
Ropes and tackles, bcules
Term. cssh. DYER \ MCGUIRE,
Nov7-d Aneuceser
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~xT-A The steamboat THOMAS CoLLYER win leave
= Washington 10 O'Clock and Ale rHndra At 10Y, on
Monday, November 4; Friday Saturday, The
boat viii passengers Fort Washington amer leaving
children half price.
The line coschesleave Capitol on O'Clock
each other
o The city and Geoeown, heen cents each for seats Apply
Rceside and Thomas Parker,
Washington, the day before the boat starts
Nov ia ssfThFn IRepJ JOB CoRsoN, Captain.
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNHRsHIP.-The public ara
hereby notified that the partnership heretofore existing
Me Green Tastss dissolved BY mutual consent The bust
win be carried the stand Of
avenue and 6th street, under the old name Of A. Green
A. GREEN,
Now JOS ThsTET
persons respectfully
call subscriber,
the necessity Of attending this matter Immediately.
Nov e-eoda A.. GREEN.
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Political Affairs in Boston.

Ngw ORLrASs, Nov. The sum Of hall million OF Dol
lars IA. been su.cbed towards the erecting OF the Te
huaniepec railroad. ,.-,-.-..-
The leading This city have issued an address
which they condemn the dsunon course pursued oy Uni
id states senator's daring the last Congress
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The Courier argues that there danger OF the Union
mat 10 acquiring strength In the only quarters where IL
been threatened-and that all that has been said upon
subject has been but panic got up for bad purposes
inc Courier things In the light OF It's leading editorial
s morning, through glass darkly. The preser.
OF the Union depends upon resistance TO snatcism
Worth and South and while there IL bold and strong de.
summation North and South 10 upon the laws and
The constitution, there be peace In either
aon Of the country First pure and then peacesbIs Is
1s language of religion and common and we can
have peace by enisng public opinion the side the
constitution and tne supremacy OF the laws There
disposition destroy both and the real sgators are not