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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
Wnrkinemen's Nominations.

Duchess Co.-For Judge Egbert z.
Eldridge for Treasurer Albert Van hleeck Tor
Surrogate: John T. IL. Tallman for Coroner Ed
ward Z. Taylor for Justice Of Sessions Robert
Grant for Senator John IL. Gus for Assembly
2 Theodore {. Wlitenberg. Mr. Wlttenberg rs
member OF the WOrklngmen'S State Central Com
mii,ec and quite an active ketormer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
By Telegraph to the New-Yerk Tribune
rse Revolution in Northern Mexico.

Ngw.ORLEASs MONDAY, Oct. l3-PM
49,. following are a few additional particulars
~, ne the steamer Yacht, relative TO The Mcxi'
ssn revolution ,,,, 90, c.rxa,,l
i.re,xed large reinforce menis, and tnaI Cen A.
hsn io ...s bus,ly engaged torufyiny Mstamoras
saos also contain an editorial, in which II Is
I. ~. Thai the Americans had abandoned the
So sss.r owing to Gen. Canaos having assumed The
e,ssS~au,and OF the Teyoluiionisis:
Ut should the insurgent loader be taken, he
Say, =. served IN the same way as the spaniards
served Lopez - ;..,,oa or5ers M, - .ctno al.
W, 70, ,h. permits % the Mexican tustombouse
s'.' rcry.r had been published rs the Collector At
sxilje. Texas, enforcing the vigilance OF the
house officers IN consequence 0t the progress
"a the revolution. ,...oxuo.. ,..n;,,
Dss fesfed the Government would hardly be able
ratd down
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
Opposition Nominations.

VIIIh Judicidi Dstrict-GeOrge W.
Clinton, Of Erie Co, for Justice of the Supreme
Court e. fill the vacancy occasioned by the death OF
Judge Sill Tor the tul term, Noah + DAVIS OF Or
aanS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
DFaru OF RETURNED CALIroRvIsS

DEATH OF A RETURNED CALIFORNIAN
We have 10 announce another Of our citizens As
dead and gone to-day, Mr. John Garyey who, 1t viii
be remembered some years since was candidate
for the Assembly in the Third Assembly District. lie
had Just returned from California, bringing with
him some $4,000 which he had accumulated. HIS
disease was the Chagres fever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
r,.u Caba-Two American. Tried for Piracy

MOBILE, Tues lay, OCT u, IoJI'
The P = steamer SaIanac, Commodore FarAef'
Inch arrived ~ Pensacola on Tue 9th INST, fOhi
gsyapa reports that Breckenridge and beacn, 'he
Two men who were picked M ABOUT two nhles on
ne coast 81 Cuba. and who were supposed 70 20
osn.c,fd with the Lopez expeJ ton, had been tTiec
sspir.,iss by The authorities % Havana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
NoRyAIIry AMONG HoRsfs.-A ,

MORTALITY AMONG HORsEs.-A disease
which has in many cases proved fatal has recently
attacked the horses OF farmers in the vicinity of
Flushing and Jamaica Road. Many are now suf-
fering rom the same complaint. The handsome
little team OF Sea Horses, which were exhibited at
the last fair at jamaica, by Mr.. Caleb Weeks and
Charles L. Bennett and TO whom diploma was
awarded, are among the number that have died.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17
Markets Al 3

Rece pts since LIST report lour, 5000 b5ls. The
oayket IS lower for common ard fair brands OF West
n,n Flour. with a moderate demand for home trade
"a eIport There IS a far milling demand for
',;,oe wheat and 5000 bush Michigan have been sold
Sc Corn Is steady al yesterday 5 rates, and 5000
tsb mixed Western were sold at SIC. Oats are
,aady WHISKY, Prison, Gle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-17

QUEENS COUNTY OYER AND TERMINER.
AT Hampstead, next term Of this Court, the trial of
the parties charged with plundering Mr.. Drury's
house the occasion OF his arrest at Astoria, comes
"a
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06

AN EXTREMELY HAND CAsE.-The Sb.,
if at Pittsburg, il appears Is unable 20 ,,r,s
writs upon n number Of rioters on tie Chs,
tiers Railroad. for tho want Of a military
force, the cxp~nce Of which the county com.
missioners refuse to pay. The affair VA,
brought before the Court in Pittsburg.
The Journal says:
The Judge said the Sheriff must execu,.
The writs. ut all events. 1t xas hard cns,
but the court, was Of the clear opinion that
the County Commissioners could and should
be compelled to pay him. A, all events, nu
pecuniary reason can interfere with she exc
cution of the Law.
Sheriff Curtiss said he had ALREADY .xpen.
ded from $1,000 10 Sl400 of his OWE means
He could not obtain n cent in return He
could not--he was not rich enough, 20 incur
expenses which he could not delray il com.
PEELED to pursue The course prescribed by the
court, he would be unjust TO his securities.
Judge Mcclure insisted TINT the urit ny.,
be erectted, cost tchaf II tCouh IN blood or mon.
ey. The Sheriff could have his redress 70
civil suit and compel re payment from the
county. The wTIts must be executed or The
commonwealth fall into contempt.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06

NEW York REvENUEs-The Comptroller
of New York, makes the following statement
with regard 20 the canal revenues and appro-
priations, and the value of the State. proper
ty:
After deducting from the gross revenues Of
the last fiscal year the sum Of S644,762, for
the expenses of collection. superintendent
and repairs, and S191. 2O3 81 for new locks,
&C., on the Oswego and other lateral canals
there remains nett income of 81. CSC, 200 40
or this sum 81 $685. has been carried TO
the Sinking Funds and the General Fund, in
ments, leaving $500. 206 AZ applicable to the
appropriations made By the last legislature for
the completion OF the Genesee Valley and
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06
GD GgG@MS6M IrGytgJaGWrgs
IN SENATE.
January 30.h, 1851.
PETITIONS, ETC.

PETITIONS, ETC.
BY Mr. Hyer-Of citizens of Waukesha
county, for a repeal of the present law for
county government. Referred to select COM
mittee on that subject.
BY Mr. Bugh-Remonstrance of T. Me-
Nulty and 375 others, against the present To-
cation of the county seat of Lafayette county
at Avon. Laid on the table.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
NJ. Palmer-A bill to amend chap. s8 of
revised statutes. concerning the action of re-
pleyin before justices.
Mr.. Moore-A bill 10 amend the act grant
ing Calkins and others the right 10 maintain
ferry across the Wisconsin river.
BILLS READ THE THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
To amend the act providing for block of
marble for the Washington monument.
To construct state road in Brown county.
Requiring persons doing printing for the
State to deposit copies with Secretary of State.
To authorize construction of a bridge across
Fox river, at Grand kaukalin. Read and laid
on the table.
To incorporate the Dodgeville and POtosi
railroad company.
IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
Bill relating to the Milwaukee and Missis-
sipPi railroad company. Reported and laid
on table.
Bill for the apportonmentof school money
Tor the year 1851. Reported and referred to
Judiciary committee.
Bill In relation 10 insurance companies, re-
curing agents of Foreign companies in Mil
waukee 10 pay 50 upon every 500 premium
received to the Fire Department, and the
agents throughout the State to pay where there
is a fire organization, and affixing penalty of
81 900 for a non compliance.
The bill was amended, combining il wholly
TO Milwaukee. 1t was reported and referred
TO a select commit.ee-Messrs. Reed, Ben
nett and Head.
The special order being the memorial to
Congress asking for modification of the
slave law, was postponed until Tuesday next.
Mr.. Dean introduced bill to repeal part
of the act to incorporate the Wisconsin bridge
company.
The Governor notified the Senate of his
approval of acts granting to the general gov
eminent portion of the school section in
Racine. An act providing for the publication
OF legal notices. Memorial to Congress for a
grant of land to the university of w Inconsin.
And also for an appropriation for lighthouse
at Bailey's harbor.
Mr.. Hyer introduced resolution requesting
to examine and report upon the expediency of
the payment of interest due upon school
lands to the county treasurers, TO be by them
paid 10 the state treasurer at the next time tax
es are paid.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06
s. NJ. BOOTH.
~ T-y ~ IL.


AenIsri": - THr LAsu-ITs EFFEcr.-
c''e- 70 III ditor Of the Norfolk Herald
ir.m cnsrcsa audent on board The L s ship
= Mar :, dated Funchal Roads, MADEIRA,
Nv. sin, tys:
1t val br recollee'ed tia, this ship was
4 5, ,hat sailed from the United States
".dgr '',e ucw act abolishing the inhuman
prae''ee q digging IN cur national vessels
Iars Tar oar crew have shown that seamen
ass more capabic Of being governed by kind
:, than by the degrading severity of the
c.d law. Is not more than two OF three cases
1T violation Of d.s 'ip!uc have been reported 10
Capt McGrudes, since the ship has been III
commission"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06
ASSEMBLY.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. " oodward.
Journal of yesterday read and corrected.
eS are paid
.Jnnu0ru 40. II

january o. 1901
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. " oodward.
Journal Of yesterday read and corrected.
PETITIONS, ETC.
By the SpeakeI-A communication from
Lyman Cady, resident in town 9, north of
range Is east, which town he represents as
being at the point where the counties of Dane,
Columbia, Dodge and Jefferson corner-upon
this land is fine granite quarry, twenty-five
acres of which he proposes TO donate to the
state, in consideration of the location of the
state prison upon the same. Accompanying
the same is communication from /. A. Lap
ham. Esq. certifying to the quality of the
stone. Referred TO the committee on state
prisons.
BY Mr.. Spooner-To prohibit the sale of
intoxicating drinks. BY Mr.. Tompkins-On
the same subject. Also, for an usury law
Also, for the Submission of the bank question
and relating to presumption on university
lands. By Mr.. -, for the division of
Grant county. BY Mr.. Moore-To suppress
the sale of intoxicating drinks.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND READ FIRST AND SECOND
TIMES.
By Mr.. Easton-For the relief Of the sew
enth day baptists.
BY Mr.. Briggs-To incorporate the Cass-
vile and Dodgeville railroad company.
BY Mr.. Rodolph-To lay out state road
from Madison to Richland.
By Mr.. Biddlecome--To revise chap. Sc
of the revised statutes.
By Mr.. Doran-Relative to the sale of
mortga ged premises.
BILLS ON THIRD READING.
A bill to repeal chap. 139 of the revised
statutes. Passed.
A bill to prevent disturbance to religious
assemhlages. Passed.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06

Adopting the last year as criterion. y.
present value Of the canals i. equal 10 raw;
tai Of S44,l70,l0e, invested Mt { per cen, :;
terest. The average nett income. for The =.
fv. years, is 50 5le,044 67, which il so..,
to a capital of S4l, 967,4I4 50 ST six nerc...
interest.
The entire cost of NIL the canals. inclna;,.
the expenditure on the Erie enlargement. Tho
Genesee Valley and Black River Crnals :,
Both September last, was SIS. lI5.es5 * -.
exhibited by the acoompanyin ing statements
Extract from The Comptroller Report.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06
PROTECT FDN.
FIRE l. MARINE

INSUDAM0H O0NLPlN%
The undersigned, agent Tor this old and sell Is.
tablished ms tituIion, continues 10 issue foless
OF Insurance against loss damage by f5e. also
against the hazards Of marine or inland transpor.
taton, at the current rates Of premium charged
BY other responsible companies. All claims for
loes. under Policies issued by the undersgued,wlll
be promptly adjusted, and paid By the General
Agent of the Company located al Cincinnati The
losses paid by this Company in the Western
Country, dursng the last IS years exceed $4,000.
900. A. w. PARIS Agent.
At Mineral Point IiebI-la I'M
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06

4 PRomslNG FAMILY.-The family
that never took a newspaper, has moved
into Illinois The old gentleman was sur
prised the other day to hear that gold had
been discovered in California and the
eldest daughter was rejoiced to learn from
neighbor that Webster had been hung.
and now she'd never again be troubled
with them pesky spellin' books !-~PhA
Sun
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06

ITThe following communication from
Senator Dodge, will be interesting to many
of our readeas.
WASHINGTON CRY, Jan. 20, 1851.
To the Editor of the Tribune
SIR-As have received great num-
Der of letters, asking the date at which
particular companies were called into the
service of the United States, in 1892
the time for which they served-the num-
Der, designation, &c, of the Regiments l
had the honor to command in the Indian
War of that year. l send you letter
from I'd, Auditor, containing the informal
ton wanted, and ask the favor of you. to
insert it in your psper, hoping that it may
be of service to those who performed Mill
tarv service in 80, IN establishing their
claims for bounty lands, under the recent
Act of Congress.
remain very respectfully,
Your ODD servant,
HENRY DODGE.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06

DWloING COUNTIES Should the Leg
islaturc Of Wisconsin grant the prayers OF
all the petitioners upon the subject of the
division Of Counties, our State would be
blessed with ? large number of New Coun-
ties and host of Office seekers, probably
accommodated with petty County Offices,
but We guess they wont do It.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06

The census OF Great Britain is to be taken
through the three Kingdoms on the 3lst o.
March next; about sixty thousand enumer-
ators will be employed at a comPc nsasiou ram
ging from l6 to 25 shillings each.
The British census is taken by leaving at
every house, prior to the date fixed for the
enumeration, blank containing all the re-
quisite queries. which the householder is re-
quired to I'll according to the facts At the ap
pointed day. These arc then gathered In by
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06

telegraph Meeting.

The Stockholders of The Milwaukee Galena &
Chicago Telegraph Company, residing in Mineral
Point and vicinity requested to meet at the
Telegraph Office of said Company in This village,
on Monday next, ; O'Clock l.. NJ Tor the trans
action ~ such business may there be presented.
G. W BLISS, Director.
Mineral Point, Feb. 5, 1851
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06
Message of the SOvereign's Governor.

We lay this document before our rea-
derS, entire this week 1t is a spicy, well
got up message, and worthy of our atten-
tive perusal.
For the benefit of those of our readers
who do not understand the object of such
a message, We give the following explana-
ton from the Milwaukee Free Demo
crat:
Some ten years sinCe-we believe when
Senator Dodge was OVERWHELMING the
Territorial organization, when the people
had no voice in selecting the Governor,
the people assembled at Madison during
the session of the Legislature, called a
meeting of the People, or Sovereigns, as
they styled themselves, and elected a
Governor, who held his court, delivered
his Message, made appointments and re-
movals, with all the formality which dis
tinguished the administration of Governor
Dodge His Message was stake Off of
the Territorial Governors, and hit at
men and things generally, at Madison,
and throughout tn e Territory. Since that
time, the people attendant on the Legis-
lature, about the second week of the sess-
ion, have annually chosen Peoples Gov
who has delivered a Message to the as
sembled Sovereigns and spectators, in the
Assembly Chamber Latterly, the Mess
age has been the principle attraction, the
chief object of the Peoples Gov. being
to hit as many persons and things as
sharply as possible, in the best humor.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06

NEW PR wERY.-The new brewery of
William Thrill, in this village, we under
stand IS completed, and in operation
The building is one of the first class. prin-
cipally Of stone, and reflects much credit
upon these engaged in lis erection We
hope the tima will soon come when Mr.
TerFill will find it to his advantage to oe
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06

DOCUMENTS thanks are due 10
Hon. Henry Dodge, Hon o. Cole, and
Hon. s \ Douglass, for valuable docu-
ments from Washington. Hon. Levi
Sterling. Of the Senate, and Hon. IL Ohm
stead, Of the Assembly have our thanks
for Legislative documents.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06

The Spanish Minister has recently been
" done out of ST. 200 by a spurious Hunga-
rlan Patriot lecturer named Naphcgi on pre-
tense of discovering another Cuban E1Pedi-
ton. Rather expensive hoax.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06
Bible Society Meeting,

An adournel meeting of the Iowa County BIZ
bic Society will be held at the Methodist Episco-
pal Church in This town, Monday evening next
AT O'Clock, at which general attendance Ia re
quested. Feb. D. 1851
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06
Fer Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale the HOUSE
AND LOTS on Main street next above " ash
burne & Wocdman's law Office. The House IS
large two-story brick building, with commodlous
basement rooms. On the ground floor are el&ht
good rooms, and the upper story is well fitted Tor
Offices. &c. Please call and examine the premises
p. c. FRCoT.
Mineral Point, January S. 1851. Iil-u
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06

CURIoUs SToRY ABOUT MUsQ UIToEs.-
Ellis. in his narrative OF Captain James voy-
age, says that he carried frozen mass of
what he believed to he peat, and laid 1t be-
fore the fire, when presently the whole room
was filled with cloud OF mosquitoes. They
bad clustered sosether and become a frozen
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06
r E NJ @ Y A l.!

THE subscribers have removed their STORE
TO the Stone Building, Oh thu corner Of Hoard AMI
Commerce streets, " here they VIII be happy 70
meet theIr old customers, and all Others who may
favor them with a call Call and examile our
Goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere
TREGASEIS K BROS
Mineral Point, January 27th, 1881 "a
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06

AZ Later accounts from St Paul, say
that both Mr. Goodhue, and Mr.. Cooper,
are likely TO recover from the wounds re-
cciyed from each other in their late re-
counter
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06

seUST received at the Mineral Point JetfiTy
~ Store, a SPLENDID lot OF new style LAoif.o
BREACHES. Call and see
A GARNER 4 60
Mineral Point, Dec 18th, 1850 q
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06

FROZEN TO DEATH-The Marquette
Mercury says, that two men were frozen
to death on the 18th inst, at the head Of
Buena Vista Creek, in Portage County
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06

~ On Smor-ln pulling down the wills
II Tie Oh St Johns Church, at LImeric, n
I...s,, cannon bali was found imbeddcd in the
,noilar. II : thought TO be twenty fiTe
FOUNDER, fired by Cromweis army during tho
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06
Trcasurcr,s Notice.

THE undersigned has removed his Offcr 70 The
Il County Buildings. Mr.. JoHx CARTEa Will
act as Deputy in his absence.
JOHN McNAIR.
Jan. %, 1881. Treasurer Iowa c.. VS..
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06


William t. Henry, William Phillips,
tElias Wiley, Wife and children
Samuel Rich, William Lean,
Mrs Rich, Mrs. Lean,
George T. Rich, Peter Toay,
Joseph Roadhouse, Edward Prideaux,
Mrs. Roadhouse, Henry PTldeauN,
2 child of do. tJohn F. ONel,
James Wasley, John O'Neil,
Mrs. Wasley, Thomas Mcknight,
Joseph Hatch, Edwin Buck,
/ n Turner Daniel Hatten,
Mrs Turner, Harvey Elif
Child of do. f'Richard Thomas,
John Roberts, Thomas Phillips,
Morris Smith, Charles Ettershanks,
George Myers, Lewis Mason,
John Oliver, Rufus Henry,
+Thos Sublette, Andrew Park,
Bennett Dumars, II. Anderson,
George Tilley, Edward Tregaski<,
Patrick Delaney, Hugh McDougal,
+R. c. Kelly John jenkins,
Andrew Kelly, Robert Henwood,
NELSON Angel, Mrs. Henwood,
James Hitchins, John Goodchild,
Robert Turner, F.. Sperry,
Edward James, Thomas Prisk,
Elias Jacka, Paul PrIsk,
Henry Howe, Samuel Prisk,
Carey Elf, James Sproul,
John Reed, Samuel jenkins,
Robert Hood, Andrew Elder,
John Jenkins, Stephen Lean,
Walter Richards, Matthew Lean,
John Richards, Charles Brldy,
William Richards, 'John Lane,
James Toay, William Thomas,
Stephen ChenoIgh, Richard White,
Matthew Goldsworthy, George Whiteinw,
Ralph GolGsworthy, Henry +. Martin,
Thomas Tregaskis, William Uren,
John Tregaskis, Philip Eden,
Robert Gum, Gregory Phillips
+Cyrus W Goldman, fSampson Rodgers,
Henry Nancolas, William Odgers,
John p Trarnel John Odgers
Henry B. Welsh, Richard Odgers,
Henry Plowman, George Odgers,
s F. Rodolf, John Gundry,
Son of do James CaIbis
James James, John Nllklson,
Patrick McAlister, VIM. Paul,
Robert w Gray, Joseph Schuyler,
Robert Whitney, Henry Bishop,
Edwin B. Carson John Waters,
Morris Lloyd, John Hales,
/ 7 Lathrop Amos Parsons,
William A Pierce, Robert Thomas,
Jabez Pierce, Sam. White,
Richard Pierce VIM. Bennett,
John Clowney, John Bennett,
William Sublette, James Bennett,
Thomas Trimble Gilbert Bennett,
George Hardy. John Grover,
Joseph Langdon, Edward Lloyd,
Nelson Lathrop, L. Martin,
Edward Cornish, james Bergman,
Nicholas Uren, Sam Osborne,
John Tangve. Henry Polsinghorn.
Henry GRAY, Sam. Terrlll,
levi + Craft. Chas NcCabe,
Charles Legate, Harry Hedrlc%'
Silas Page, sam. Oats,
Lewis Page, Wm. thomas,
VIM. Coode VIM. Jacka.
The persons named below have started sinc
the lst of January 1851 One or two OF then
have before been there, and returned.
Joseph Stephens. Samuel ards,
William Opey, Samuel Waters,
John GRAY, James Thomas,
John Tregea James Maxwell,
Joseph Prideaur, Daniel McMuilen,
John Prideaux, J. Mack,
Robert Riddeil, Richard Osborne,
Daniel Tlley Samuel Harris,
Ole Torson. James HItchIns,
Mrs Wasley and child 2John McFaddan,
Miss Emma Wasley, - SquiTes,
Mrs Croker, - McGabe,
Joseph Murrish, Christopher BoN.ten,
Henry Martin, George Kislenbury,
Thomas Martin, NJ. J. Levison.
John Martin,
We have received list of some 20 names froT
Willow Springs, which will appear next week
We would be thankful to our friends in othe
towns for similar favors-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06
IGGagS.

TAKEN UP, by the subscriber h 'i NJ
town of Highland. one three-year old We. .,,h
black; small white strip the face 81. 90 a,ars
hind feet white ALSO--0ne two-yeaI @" The
"a coal black. with TO particular mara 'Ns,.s,ty,
owner or owners will please call, prove ~
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-02-06

CHEATING THE GovERSMENT.-Itha has been
ascer,aned that Government is largely de-
frsuded by the use of Po,tage Stamps. They
have been used two or three times over
Stamped envelopes, under the new Law are
proposed to obviate the difficulty.