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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-10-03

Papers please copy the following in justice 10
an honest man. 1t appears that Schneider, de-
serter from Fsrt Smelling, who undoubtedly rob-
bed and murdered poor Steiner, in Galena, as
sumed the name Of Gottlob, who is good honest
man, belonging to the 9th Infantry Band, from
which Band Schneider deserted.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-10-03
Human SACRIFICES in India.

There is II ferocious tribe Of natives -
habiting Goomsor, in Bengal, called Khonds
The earthquakes, one among tbs muit.~
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-10-03
THE MINNESOTA PIONEER
ct. paul, nlinnrsota, =
THURSDAY Morning, October 3. 1850.
Tie Census.

While inauy causes have conspircd to di-
msiai.a The immigration into Minnesota the
past year, our population has in that time,
certainly u,ore>t than doubled.
We have returns, nearly complete, from
three counties, by waltz il appears that on
the first day OF June last, the inhahitants
we're, in q; it s
Ramsey County, (Pokagama and Red
Rock, not heard fron,,3 22S3
BENTON Couu'y; 42l
Washisiy,.,,,, -. g.l 4 1855
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-10-03

The Great Bull and upwards of 100 tons
Of sculpture. excavaied by DIR. Layard, at
Nmeveh, are on their way to England, aud
ars expected in the course of September.
The population of the village of Madi-
son, Wis. as appears by the census just la
ken, is .525
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-10-03

canal boat, which was made in the Wash
ingtom canal, near The Seventh-street bridge.
The canal boat, of which The one under
trial Is the model, is called Bonds propeI-
Ter, and was patented in IS4i. The model
boat was propelled by steam yesterday
across our canal, where il is one hundred
feet wide, IN forty-lhree seconds. The boat
seemed tn move handsomely, causing, how
ever, some ripple at her head We UNDER
stand that the trial previously made on The
Schuylk'il the same model boat was pro-
PEELED iO5 yards in 81 seconds. We under
stand that there is a boat now on the Della
ware worked by Bonds propeller that IS
forty feet in length; and another is being
built sixty feet in length, whirh is intended
to he run on the Rappahannock canal. The
trial of yesterday WAS witnessed by num-
her of ritizens, and seemed 10 give general
salisfaction.-[Nat. InteIligencer.
/ The St. Louis and Kenkuk packet Kate
Kearney, collapsed fiue below Canton on
the 18th, killing persons, andswounding 9
others-6 more r-ported missing. These
are all the particulars we have been able to
} gather. e
On the 18th, the Steamer Laurel ran into
the Comet, at the mouth Of the Illinois
river, and sunk her Immediately.
ANOTHER MAIL RoBsER ARRESTED
The mail carrier between Kingston and
Morgan Court House, Tennessee, has been
arrested for>rebbiDg the mail. He acknow-
lodged his guilt, and was committed 70,
trial.
MISS BREMER.--rhis lady was in Chica.
go. at the last accounts.
MuapER IN MIcHIeAN.-Elijah Stanley,
"f Frederick, Oakland Co., has been arrest.
) ed and committed for trial for the murder oil
: his wife a two weeks since. The wretch
was found es.ing his wife, who was far
advanced in pregnancy, and she died Of her
injuries few days after.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-10-03

a few weeks, spent from TWO TO three hun
dred dollars of her money, and then desert
ed her. She supposes he has wife and
children somewhere, and hopes he may be
brought to Justice. He says he has been in
the Mexican war, and is continually talking
about it; is about five feet eight or nine inch
es high, dark hair, blue eyes, very red face,
wears a goattee, and walks very erect
l he lady requests newspapers generally to
notice this. If the rascal ever took paper,
we presume the crime OF wtull delinquency
should he added to the above.
SLAVES RUNNISG HOME AGAIN.-The
Delaware Gazette states that the seven
slaves who some time since ran away from
MIR. Co!vert, of Prince Georges county, APP
,lied at the watch-house for lodgings in that
city, few nights since, stating that they
bad been to P-nnsy lvann, were tired Of free
dom, and were trying to get back to their
master They stated that they had been
decoyed off by white man, whose name
they did not know, 10y specious promises and
delusive hopes, and that they much pre-
ferred living with Mr.. Colvert as his slaves,
than to lead the life they did after they reach.
ed their destination, and desired to he sent
home. The Mayor had them lodged in the
Iiail at Newcastle, and sent a despatch by
telegraph to their owner, who had them re-
moved to his home.
DORCHESTER BANK ROBBERS ARRESTED.
Three men have been arrested at Buffa-
10, supposed to be the robbers Of the Dor
chester Bank, Mass. for the arrest of whom
a large reward had been offered. The Buff
faIo Express say, that these are three oil
the most expert burglars in the county,
One Of them remarked to the officer, on be-
ing made fast: 'sYou have caught the
smartest thief in America. have been al
it forty years, and have never been caught
ibefore."
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-04
Father Mathew.


The Rev gentlemen arrived by the steam
er Mount Vernon on Saturday night, from
whose gentlemanly captain and officers he re-
ceivcd The most marked attention. He is now
tie guest of the Archbishop He preached
yesterday forenoon in the Cathedral, and will
administer the pledge during the week at 8
O'Clock 4, NJ, and again at p. NJ. Not
withstanding his FIercuIean exertions since
his arrival IN America, his health is gradually
Improving. His transformations and truly
Christian Iabors have been attended with the
most marked success; his disciples through
the States exceed quarter Of million, inclu-
ding $4,000 in n. o., and 900 in Memphis
during the past week. Many a family rescu-
ed from despair and ruin, blesses his advent a.
mongst US; may God spare his valuable life
to witness the happy results of a mission
which beareth peace on earth, good viii to
man."
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-04

At a special meeting of she Vestry of
Trinity Church, Mineral Point, Wisconsin,
on Wednesday, September, 18Th, A. d. 1850,
The following Preamble and Resolutions
were unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS. Under the affecting dispensation
of Diyiae Providence, the community Of
Mineral Point in general, and the congrega-
ton Of trinity church in particular. have been
called To mourn the recent death Of THOMAS
RIDDLE, Senior Warden of Trinity Church,
valuable citizen, an upright man, and a
sincere christian, Therefore
Hssoirsd, That in common with the rela-
tives ana fEiends Of the deceased. and the
whole community in which he lived. we
deeply deplore his loss, and, as testimony
eff cur respect for his memory, we tender cur
sincere cond olence to his afflicted widow, and
his bereaved family.
Hesolted, Thata copy of these proceedings
Ct the Yestry Of the Trinity Church, Mineral
Point, be duly authenticated, and presented
to the family Of our deceased brother, as an
evidence of the high estimation in which the
late THoNAs RIDDLE was held BY all those
whose Intercourse with him afforded them the
best opportunities Of approaching the worth
Of his character.
ATTEST: i. d. ULFORD,
t., XS-o-I
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-04
= r n Fall n
| S0O.im9oaTAIlon 800.
> H- @ "@ Ez S5 .

gnHE undersigned, in anticipation of 4 large
Il Fall and Winter Trade, spent some time in
the city OF Boston in examining before making
his purchases, and ii lo'e prizes and large and
well selected stock OF Goods viii insure success,
he IS satisfied his expectations VII be realized
Ii long and intimate acquaintance in the eastern
market and very respectable credit cannot obtain
Goods al a fair rate, then are deceived. Salts
fed of this fact, we offer our goods al a small ad
vance from cost that VIII enable us TO live decent
" and respectfully.
Below we enumerate portion of the goods of
which our stock consists. and invite all WHO are
about 10 purchase 20 give Us 4 call
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-04
Wig Nominations,
VEzEG COS TEOy.

A County Convention viii be held in ii y
ERAL POINT on Tuesday the 18th of Oc-
tobcr INST hy the Counties of Iowa and Rich
laud for the purpose OF nominating CanIi-
dates FOR the Seuate. Members OF the Assem-
Div and tie County Officers.
In appoitoning the Delegates among the
seveinI towns. the Committee adopt the ratio
OF one delegate fer erery fury rates pol'ed at
tie last fsi elrclion, w. Mineral Point 10,
Highland s. DedL-vIle :, WaiGwick ;. Lin
den 5 " film ,, Wyoming l. Areul I. Pulas-
HI /. Rlgcvay ,, Clyde 1. The towns Of
Ricllmoud. Richyvoods. Bear Creek. and Pine
River, IN I3icAlqnd tDuaty Will each seLd ore
D,I-gate to saIi convention.
1t IS desirable that each township should
send a full delegation, Is roae tut regularly
chosen delegates VIII b. admitted to Il seat il
the Convention.
By Oedsr r tie 10 5ln,iiisr.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-04

THE NICARAGUA RoUTE-The Ameri-
can Atlantic and Pacific Canal Company
have received Intelligence. that the object
Of ascending San Juan river. has been
we'll nigh accomplished. by ascending the
Colorado. the southern outlet Of the San
Juan The steamer y icaraeua had reach
Cd 4 point within four miles Of the latter
river The depth of water varied between
FIVE and eight fataoms. The agent Of the
company writes that there is no sort of
difficulty in tile way Of her going without
any Interruption Mr. Childs. the chief
engineer. and party. had gone to examine
tAs 3Iachue4 Castillo rar:Is, and report
~ qeetns is depth ~
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-04
Ttcczretrcs's flashing Pamphlet

t-ttf -tf - - - ttofttff-- L ttfft lHttt|
ENEACIES how TO accomplish large Family
L Wash before Breakfast at an expense OF less
than FIVE cents.
Requires no rubbing OF pounding. no machine
no previous knowledge, no extra washing utensils.
The material Is cheaper than soap may be Oh
tanned everywhere. contains no acid turpenille
ammonia, campheae, or any substance OF dlsa-
greeable odor or injurious qualities.
Warranted not 10 iuiure the most delicate fabric
The plan, originally intended to wash clothes
clothes only-will save half the labor and all the
soap used in house cleaning. Thousands Of ro5-
truns have been devised to paHiate the slarlsa
toll Of washing: II was reserved, however, fer INC
llastrious chemist. Liebeg 10 discover this plan
matchmaking economy Of time and money, WIZ
safety. simplicity and dispatch-gives entire s.F
lstaction- Liebeg sold his discovery 10 me i0'
S20GO.
his plan has received the patronage Of los
crowned heads Of Europe AID of The late PrTt
dent OF this Republic. II Is used in the pu0-io
hospitals Of England. Ireland Scotland and rance
and ia all the public Offices ard institutions OF la'
United States including the New York Cry NJ
pltal, New YORK Orphan ASYLUM, New Via
ASYLUM for Aged Females. &c. &c. The "hoe
process Is explained II pamphlet. price 81 "i,ie1
Is sent By mail il required and 10 be obtaInea Z.
application personally. or by letter (Which mus .
postpaid. ana enclose SD 20
HARPER TKYI.IYEIlIE;
So Nassau street Groom 2&-) New l'iA
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-04
EDUCATIONAL CONTENTION AED TEACHERS
INSTITUTE.

meeting OF the friends of Education and
Teachers OF Western Wisconsin VIII be held at
PLArr1vILLE, commencing on
Monday Ercnjae, OctoJer I.
The object OF the Convention is to give he
PszIe an opportunity OF expressing their interest
in the cause-tleir approval or disapproval OF
Certain proposed amendments to the existing
School Law-anJ. in connection with the Insti-
tute to perfect an organization 81 the Teachers Of
this region, for mutual improvement in the pGac-
lice OF their profession.
The Hon. f. Eoor. State Superintendent. and
Chancellor LArHRor Of the state University, have
proffreI their distinguished services on the occa-
sion, from whom addresses may be expected 1vor-
thy Of the reputation Of their authors
/, IS hoped that ~ good citizens viii give en-
courageraeat BY their presence. il possible, ana
that no Teqctu VIII reject this opportunity for
preparing himself 70 labor more successfully in
his department
Teachers and strangers will be directed 10
Boarding places BY calling upon the committee Al
the store Of D. ". CLAHk. the expense OF which
VIII IL trif.ag.
JOIN LEWIS pla.tevilIe. GENE
4 r LAbD. ehu.I-barg lrAL co,f-
l. s ALLEN, Mineral Point. ,tlrrEE.
Sspt- le-f TO
O. TIE Ncw Advertisements which APP
pear in this weeks papercyowl out Inuchlea
ding mater The Tax List viii be hereafter
issued ii a supplement.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-04

\ STATE AGEIcULTUR SOCIETY FOR
WIscoNsIN-When is y isconsin to have
a State Agricultural Society. with govern
ment aid and support to back it up-with
our yearly Fairs and Exhibitions-with
our gatherings Of the friends and patrons
Of the Art Of Arts, bringing together the
products of their skill, to regale the sen
ses and improve the mind
Does not the distinguished success Of
the \. Y. State Society, and still more
recently, of those in Ohio, and Michigan,
warrant US in forming similar organiza-
ton The only query would seem to be
this-ha5 the proper time come-are we
yet old enough
What say our exchanges HIS. Far
N2CT
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-04

NATURAL F0U&T11N. We hear much
of the natural Fountain OF Fond du Lac
which has given to that cnterprising place
the appollation Of " Fountain City = but
She does not monopolize quite all the
fountains Of this character which are to
be found in Wisconsin, as instance the
well Of Mr.. Daniels on the Milwaukee
road, about a mile south Of Saukville-
In digging this well, after descending a
few feet, stratum Of very firm clay was
struck, and on passing through this, just
as they came near the lower surface the
workman in the we'll struck his pick down
heavily, which passed through the clay.
AID lo9sened the imprisoned water, which
filed the well SO rapidly, although about
II feet in diameter.) that the workman
was caught to the waist in the water be
fore he escaped. The water done Mr.. D.
considerable damage, filing his house, eel
lar, &c, but was at last GOT under subiec-
ton, and turned to the Milwaukee river.
into which 1t now flows. The water IS
very excellent, and looked and tasted de-
Ugh fully cool, Is it gurgled up out of the
ca rth- when, q very warm day, about a
Wees ago, We were paTtakers Of Mr. d 5
hospitality We have been informed that
there are some other fountains Of similar
character 70 the above, and which we're
discovered N pretty much the Same vay,
n dlFerent sections Of tLla county
Hnsh o. B2lds.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-04
News By The Niagara.

NEW YoRK, Sept. p.
THc DANISH WAR.-The accounts from
the seat Of war in SchleswIg, do not report
any furthe; skirmishes between the opposing
armies. The IIolstein diet has been opened
IN tine Castle of klel.
TuscANT.-Geo. Hamilton. the British
minister, arrived at Florence, on the Sd inst
GsRuA> g.-Letters from Cassel. Germany,
state that'a state Of seige is being introduced
in all Iormality. Inhabitants remain IN tran
guilty. The council have published an ad-
dress protesting against the decreee decIar-
ing tie ely to be in state # war. The
Berlin, [Prussia) cabinet was resolved not to
allow any Austrian or Bayarian troops 10 in
terpose III the Hesse electorate. Siege has
been deelared in Hesse-several newspapers
have been suppressed, and the presses.
AFaIcA.-We Learn from Algiers, that tie
cholera has ceased al Bona, ana broken out
At Yir4t. and Yicaria, where it attacked dogs.
fs,cb, and other animals with the same VIC
Ience Is hgucn beings.
NArLrJ-Prince Of Corsica is on his route
TO England, for the purpose, it is said, Of
inducing Lo-d Palnerslou to attampta recon
cilia,jsu between himself and his brother, the
hing of Naples. Should any arrangement
be effa.:el the Prince, tits believed, will de-
mand tae recognition Of the Legitimacy of his
children.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-04

Ny DE.E SiR;-It affords me more pleas
ure than | can well express to communicat e
70 you taai tel days ago we received letters
from aag daughter. informing US where she
was, and requesting her father to come for
her. Size at having heard of her fathers
death. 4 liefd was sent for her and she ar
rived h7ae last Saturday night. Her con
duet has been most satisfactorily explained,
and 5eHeye ler 10 be as free from guilt as
when size & st Jeff her fathers house. She
has not seen or heard anything Of Henry G.
Baker since before she left Winchester last
Novem Ter. | believe he left Winchester
some tisae heto5e she did, with the Intention
Of goiac T. seine . foreign country" and
since then Sc has known nothing Of him
Taat h i , perfectly in nocent man, as far as
she is concerned, I am fully convinced, and
regret TIA, should have done HIN SO much
injustice Hll.n LAST wrote to you. She has
been under catholic protection ever since she
left the Ft.l7,' un,ii placed in the hands Of
her own ts.ea1=l With regard to The stories
watch a'peafei in he papers, correcting his
name vls4 hrs he will have to make his own
cNplaa.si,u.. believing this communication
viii b.iaE : = Lis mothers heate.
-t@.r, respectfully your.
isabella IL. N0FEELL.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-04
Dry Gods:

my tFDDLS.
Blankets Sattinetts, Travelling Shawls of all
Merutos .APacas, kinds, Fringes,
Delaines, .Cdmbrics, Duck,
Gala and Scotch Plaids, Buraps, Meal Bags,
Plaid and Plain Linseys Linen and Colt Thread,
Silk and Cot Yelvets, Wool and Colt Yam
Whit Red, Green, Yellow Scarlet and blue Moreen.
and Blue Flanueis, Buck Gloves and Aiitts,
Broadcloths of various Hosiery Chambrany and
grades and colors Scotch Ginghams,
CassimeTes OF all coloTs Grcen and blue Berage,
Children's Apron Check Ladies and Gent Kid,
Bro. Buff and VI. Linens, six and Wool Gloves,
Kentucky Jeans, Table Linen,
Ginghans, Albert Cord Beaver and Pilot Cloths,
Black Grape,
and an endless variety OF dry goods. which II
would take too much time TO enumerate
ILzts oazd Caps:
great variety Of The above on hand including
all kinds and qualities
CIoth5ng:
200 Cloth Sacks; Goats and Oyer-Coats Of va
rIous coiors and qCality. .1lso-a large lot of
Pants, Vests. &c
Bots and lHl0cs:
Ny stool, Of boots and shoes IS larger than any
oher store IL western Wis, and the assortment
complete.
CaIpetS
Q pieces assorted coIors and quality;
ps stair
3 " oilcloth carpeting; colt and linen do
Groceries, fun and complete assortment Of
Groceries. comprising every thing needful.
Htrd5cvs o. ail kinds called for IN This rua-Ect
.ec,ed stock, also,
PORTER, Steez, NaiIs, Spikes, Sc DC &c
Oct 1880. [49I JOHN MILTON.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-04

A RETURNED CALIFORNIAN H02cra on
tie Steamer Panama. We received a
call this morning from Mr. j B. Atwater
a citizen Of Port Washington. who has
just returned from California. having left
Sacramento City about the first Of August
Ga the last tip ofthe steamer Panama
Mr. !. represents the sickness and alarm
on board the Panama after leaving Aca-
pUlco. 70 nave been most terrible. the dead
being launched overheard by dozens
Some OF the passengers. himself among the
number, in their eagerness to leave the
steamer At the Isthmus. pitched their
trunks into the bay, before scrambing over
the side, Mr. Atwater. as we observe by
the Placer Times Of July 20th, which he
handed Us. has been engaged in Theatrical
management at san Francisco and Sac
ramento City lie established the first
Theater IN California and at the time Of
his leaving for the States,was the manager
Of the Tehama Theatre at Sacramento
City The Placer Times gives marked
evidence in its advertising columns Of the
prosperity of that RECON -1LI rauLec
II iSc1Hy1n
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-04
@0W WJGGGGIgo
CoRRE cTED wEEKL
MISERAL Polxr. Get. !. 1885
LIST o. LETTER s

list OF LETTERS
I'd EMAlNING in the Post-Ofce at Mineral
ID Point, Wis, on the Ist OF October. 1850.
Atkins Albert, Anger n
Ball Sam1, Barber .ayery, Baty SanI Benedict
Lewis, Berry Charles Z, Blair VIM, Bonuell Mr.,
Bourgeantt Pierre, Buckingham John.
c.
Campbell Major J B, Carroll Thomas. Cavana Oh
John, Champaign J ohm II Clane Rev Dexter. CLYDE
solomon, Cobb 4 {, Collweil Benjamin- Cornish
Nicholas, Crawford John, Groy Morgan, CuddyJ.
Davies D K. Doty las, Dunbar Thos.
Eaton Dl, Eastman Jno, Eastman DR., Eddy Rev Z.
Fulp Sandy. Frank MI Fessel lessee.
Gench Edward Grant Hon JAS Gollio AIexr
HaIes John. Harris VIM. Hendricks Samuel A.
Henry Jno, Holland mos, Horton 4 /, Hagle Can.
Jackson 5 D, johnson Martha, Jones Margaret,
Jones Richard.
Kearney Catharine, Kelley James
Lee Sarah Cline, Lemen r, Lindemer Geo, Linn
John, Lord c l..
N.
Marshall 1Ir, Mayfeld David, Mckee John, Mi
Ter Peter, Miner Daniel. Morris (, Nurlsh Jos.
Nelson Gilbert, Nichols Albert. Nihoff Chas,
Noble William, Norton Henry
o.
Olds Joel, Orth Peter.
Parkerson " E, Pease J R. Pierce ROYAL 4.
Plat Marian, Pratt Thomas
Quinn Richard.
Rablin Mrs Sarah. Randles Mr., Redding Edward.
Roat Otis II, Robinson F L.
Sincock John. Smith Christian Smith Mrs N!aha-
Ia, Smith J. Statzer Elizabeth, SJatzer George W,
Steel Rev 5 !. Stevens Thomas or Walter, Stutt.3C
Thomas W. Thompson ohm. Torpir Miss Mary
Tracy Chlrlice, TrelIns Thomas, Trout Hiram
1yack John.
Vance L Vaughan Mr., YiIlemont Xavier
Warner Calvin, White B. White Bartholomew.
White Solomon 5, White W II. Wickham Eliza
beth Williams Catharine, Williams II. TilsOu
HIM, Woodruff I'm, Wright Mrs Mary.
FOREIGN LETTERS;
dams Henry, CaIlan John, Coad Saml. Conner
Patrick, Crawford John, Deyin James, Dunbar
Thomas. Dunbar John, Evans Dan George I'm,
JelFery James, Keirns Andrew, Leawuey Thos,
corn Joseph, Sullivan Daniel, u iiIiams John,
Williams I'm.
GERMAN:
Konz Jolan Jos Lorpabel Ilarrich Plat Francis
Gus, Schneider John, Siuurand Gutorm. TIittan
John. [3o-3w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-04

BoGUs.-The Watertown Chronicle, Wis.
says, that large quantities of counterfeit Amer
lean dollars and franc pieces are in circula-
ton in that part of the State.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-04
Nilwankee 1 Ei.Ais.inai Rail Rn1I.

Il IS truly gratifying 10 tie friends cf This
Road T. see tae eaergv with which the work
i progressing. Already has portion q it
been completed, ard On lie 18th uI,., the Lo-
Connective Wisconsin," made short Trip
Westward, amid the cheers Of the assembled
mnlt'uIs. The right spirit appears to pre-
vail among those engaged in the constructing
Of this Road, and the people Of Wisconsin
may rest assured that the time is not far dis
;ant whan tie watering places for the iron
horse Will be on the shore Of Lake Erie and
the banks of The Mississippi. May success
attend his enterprise, and speedy compile
ton Of this great work crown their labors.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-04

y There is a report, that George w. Dole
Esq, has been appointed Postmaster at chi
cago. and the name of Mr.. Wilson. with
drawn.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-04
r. D. PULFORD,
Jun. Ward. and Sec'y.
AIrEs1

STEAMER PATcHlN AsHoRE.-The following
despatch was sent from Sheboygan on Satur-
day afternoon:
SHEBoYGAN, Sept. %.
The A. d. Patchin is ashore on Point Ske-
lagaiee' Is miles westof the light ship. The
Keystone State is trying to get her of. She
viii probably be total wreck. She vent
ashore between and O'Clock, night before
last.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-04

1t is stated that the Globe newspaper at
Washington is bought INFO the Bentonian in
terests. Col. Fremontss purse is pledged to
sustain it.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-04

FIREs AT PaoyIoEScE r. I.-Thele were
no less than three onthe 9TH inst. the aggregate
destruction caused by which is estimated at
100000. All are sup posed to have been kin
died by incendaries.