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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-23

GEORGIA ELEcrloN.-J. ". Jackson.
disunionist has been elected to Congress
in district No ]. and ID. J. Baily, in dis
No ;, Of Georgia The Union candi-
dates elected arc J johnson, G Murphcy,
J Hdyer, II II Stephens and Robert
Page.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-23
Great -SevEs z'Oy Eae
Z eH p L Il S. !

7&& y = BE- Il Il ~
MAT AN B0RNEtIAEN.
Lately arrived from EaroTe. has she honor a.
inform the Ladies and Cent? 1a If Mius7:i
Point and vicinity that she has oTenct ve.f
selected assortment Of Imported aIuclez &
manufacture. consisting in para 81
Gold and Silver W4-e.
such as Bracelets. Brooches.
Earrings, Necklaces. Tiuger-
rings, BrpaSt-pins. Gold ami >Ilerr
Watches, y atch chains, " orI- boxes, Sill
yer S Poons. Knives and Forks il cases. BE-.
Also. articles Of Six and Wolen If yar.e.y
of choice patterns and col0I5, for
Ladies dresses viseets. matthias, bone
netts. shawls. sea is, rel s-inads
aprons. with or without Hee
trimmings, neck cliefz. nd
icuies, gloves, vols 4
different patterns ana col
ors, parso,s, suH-sha,'e -. rla-
b-elias. Geut.eman's rea T-ueoH
reck and haEdke-chie:s, fine haen SD .iis
aad leather gloves. Also. fire iRel sAll-
white skirts and embroidered haud- e.
chiefs; Gentlemeas cloth coats ard
pants, knives ard ferris, steel
pens. traveIiiug trun' and hays, sqy-C asses
shot pouches, Tazors IN cases me roiaalu.t.-
ribbons. &c. Ne, which she Il sell .,w
Cash. go the house formerly creari-j bg N,.
John Z. Trained on Mineral Ally.
Miue-al Point, Oct. 81, ISL. E2
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-23
Close OF Volume FOur,

The present number closes the Fourth
Volume of the WISCONSIN TRIBUNE. To
enable US to make such improvements
as are desirable in the appearance Of our
future issues purchase our winter sup
ply of paper, ink, &c, we shall be com
PEELED to ask those indebted to US, to pay
up without delay The amount on our
books, though in small sums, is sufficient
TO help us very much. if paid and we do
hope that those indebted to US for the
Tribune for one year or more, will make
an effort 10 help US a little
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-23

On ihe morning of lie i0,a inst. 3, Rev.
{. Lord, Mr. >feFfrv D. Case. rrR. Jun.
Editor Of the y 5scrHstn .3r1us, II Aiss MAav
u. NEWTON Of Madison.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-23

IIre.-On Thursday night last. daring
attempt was made by some heartless vii
lains. 70 burn a portion of the village Of
Mineral Point. Between II and O'Clock
at plight, fire was set to the back part Of
Wheeler's Tin.Shop, adjoining the Store
IF . Beech, on the west. and Treeaskis'
Auction Room on the east, directly under
tie New Saloon The fire was discovered
very soon after being communicated to the
building, an alarm given, and large num-
Der of our citizens on the ground At one
time. but little hope was entertained Of
saving the block in which the ire was set.
or even any building in the vicinity Of the
fire; but through the untiring exertions
Of those present. the flames were finally
subdued without a large amount of dam
age. The object of the iucendi4rics was.
undoubtedly to attract the attention of
certain Of our citizens to this point. while
they were occupied in robbine their hou-
ses; In fact an attempt was made to en-
ter one house, by means of false keys, but
in this too, the rascals were defeated
We would say to our citizens, be on
your guard This will not be the last at
tempt to fire the town. The village is
full of gamblers and black-legs, drawn
here by the races, and some of them dis
like to 20 away empty.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-23
DAYroz. Ohio, Oct. l6.

One AND PEHNsYLvANIA ELEcTIoys.
All returns from Ohio and Pennsylvania
elections come IN slowly, but indications
are that both States have elected Demo
cratic Governors and State officers by
large maiorities
The Ohio Legislature will be democrat
ic in both branches
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-23

SER ATS-A choice "a: OF Ls2Eorn straw SD
~ - Is'ucat jssr received ald Tor sslt
JEfIE NiII.1Of
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-23

The Madison Democrat, after copying
an article from this paper last week, in re
lation to DR.. Ladd says:
3" We had always supposed the Doctor
was Graduate, though we never new of
what Institution On the day Of tile
State Convention, however, the Doctor
gave US reason to doubt it. We should
like to know the facts in the ease"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-23

OPPOSITION NOHINATIONS.
FREE SOIL. DEMOCRATIC.
ron stats oFFIcERs
For Governor
&. J. FARWELL, D 4. J. UPHAM.
For Lieutenant Governor
B. Il SPAULDING TIN BURNS,
For Secretary Of State.
z. D. HOLTON, TO- d. ROBINSON
For State Treasurer.
J. T. WILLARD, Z. II. JANSEN,
For Attorney General.
IRA G. PAINE, 10. EASTABROK,
For State Superintendent
WM. Ii. LORD. IAXEL p. LADD.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
For County Treasurer.
II L n r Y L EtN HAN.
For Clerk Of Board # Supervisors.
\ b + @ Y D Z \
For As=embly--Eorthern District.
i II : Z L 0 y C..
Southern District.
II & IRIS o y IL O Y D
IITCTf0y qrrSn,v 1nfruRrp iTg 1881
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-23

SONS or TEMPFRANCE-Tbe
Grand Division Of the Sous Of Temper
ance Of the State Of Wisconsin, assembled
at this place last evening. In The alb
sence Of the G. W p aud G ~. A,
2. G. ". y John Il. Smith of Milwaukee.
was chosen G. W =. pre- tc0s
The Grand Division has just completed
the choice of officers for the ensuing year.
with the following result.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-23

nounced that Maj. Cass, our Minister at
Rome, has discovered in Convent of the
Abrulzi Mountains an original portrait
Of Christopher Columbus which he had
the good fortune Of purchasing from the
worthy EStEers
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-23

Tie Madison Statesman. speaking Of
Geo c. Hough. Candidate for the Assem-
bly, ia the Northern District of this eoun-
ty SAYS:
s. Mr. II IS ia every sense of the term
well worthy Of the nomination, and of an
election Is his district. and we do hope
that our friends will make extra excrtions
to secure his election lie Is worthy Of
all that can be done for him
Another scientific wonder, Important 10
dyspeptjcs.-Dr. J 5. Houghtou's Pepsin,
Tie True Di2esfire FI:id or Gasfric Juice,
pi epared from Reuuet. or the Fourth ston-
ach OF tie Ok. after directions of Baron Lie
big. The great Physiological Chemist, by j. s.
Houahton, n. D., Philpdelphia. This is
truly "a wonderfully remedy for Indigestion.
Dyspepsia, Jaundice. Liver Complaint, Cont
siitut.on. and Debility curing after nature $
o1n method, by natures OWE agent, the Gas
trio Juice. Pamhlets, containing scientific
evidence Of II value. furnished by agents era-
f,. See note. among jhe medical adver-
ijs-n,enls sol 5 T. - / y
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-25

that OF tho world far the principles of popular SELF
government are inyovedf
49, slso with the great Of those the North who
stopping short abolition have yet abandoned old party
xions under the mistaken idea that slavery was AN
evil to DO remeded by federal legislation DO you not SEQ
thai you have caused greater evil than tho you pro-
posed mitigate, and that the present distractions tho
land rou.y call upon you to rotrsce steps, aud
harmony tho various members Of the coniode-
racy 1t confidently believed that this your disposi.
tion and that will be pleasing 10 follow ia
dictates than pursue experiment. which cannot benefit
you but will certainly nlure large portion Of your
trymen whose destiny is linked with yours In the of
tho Union In thus doing you but pay another tribute to
the wisdom Of your fathers, who left the subject OF slavery
10 bo uatcd by whom Providence had IL,
USE not as evil, bu, as necessiy-not as u reproach
but as a token OF brotherly concession and compromise.
Bur the old dc nocats-thoso Who through good and
through evil report stood by their lag, lanenliDg the
extreme action of other portions of tho people, but conf
dent that time would only confirm the truth Of those max.
inns which they inherited from Washington. Jefferson and
Jackson--n what language shall address you In none
with which you have defended both the Constitution and
the Union Acting upon the conviction that equal justice
was due to all tho States that the function Of The federal
government should BIS confined TO the orbit Of its strictly
and limited aud that the fraornal aleo-
tons of the American people constitute the only sure guar
antee OF the States this old party foc,s
itself not only upon what has done, but upon what
now doing and ready do heal the wounds which
been inf cted the peace ard harmony of their be-
loved country"
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This gentleman. deservedy distinguished for his emf
nent services has been bitterly aseaed for his speech
at the Kossu,h banquet at Southampton, that we lee
due him to publish full report Of that speech and The
comments made upon il by the London News
Possibly the strong and poinied terms in which ht
Walker declared his conviction that the United States
would never submit to any European espionage OF OUT
coast is the sentiment which brings down upon him The
censure OF portion OF the wing party. II SO, We can
not bu, pity those who place low estimate on Inc
character Of people to imagine that public s''
want be injured who fearlessly denounces move
men the part OF foreign nations which cannot De
quiesced in without dishonoring national charaee
But, having discussed in numerous articles in this Pspa
the considerations which led TO denounee ID"
ssponngs heard Of il. il is not necessary
on ttsy-ctasion q rtS~s ssss,siecGp
1t proper to inform readers, however, that at '
time MIR Walker delivered his speech at Southampton
which was the 2sth Of October the message Of Louis M
poeon. the President OF France had not tesn Delivers
TO the French Assembly In that message the coa'uoo
between England and France to guard Cuba against |"
petitions from the United States il made public DE-
message is dated the 4h OF November, and we hope~
be able TO lay il before our readers to morrow u ''a
coalition had been known to Mr. walker. there - MOI"
doubt tina, he would have spoken Of il ~ an insult ms
country
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VEIthL TIAINGS.We invite particular attention 10 our
~ stock OF several articles below named
Black French merinos apacas and bombasns large
all prices with all other kinds OF mourning goods
Cloths cassmeres and vestings from
The fine black Cloths and vesngs very
fabrics at low prices
10 bundles ladies' vests long aud short Sleeves
grades
pieces medium and fine white
100 pieces white camhIcs grades
bright meInos mOusselincs, and uJoyey
hannels't
20 pieces figured Swiss musns, patterns, evening
dresses
white gloves,
best quality, nj rs cents per pair
every usually found well ordered dry
house.
Terms cash, unless arranged the contrary.
Good articles low prccs and fair dealing be relied
cases.
PERRY l. BROTHER,
Nov l6-6if Opposite Centre Market
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THE UNION: WASHINGTON TUESDAY MORNING. NOV 25 1851

views on the Donors about BE- paid the Hungarian
leader in England OF great interest The belief OF
Mr. Walker, that America would cordially Join Engan
in resisting any crusade against liberalism by the abso
lutiss of Europe, is one which uttered short time
since by the Daily News. The Hon Mr. Walker, when
he visits Southampton. is TO be the guest OF George Bar
ret ESQ., Of the liberal Magistrates OF the town OF
Southampton, who was appointed short time since by
the present Lord Chancellor. The late Sir Robert Peel
quoted the opinions OF the Hon r. j. Walker OF great
authority during the debates which preceded the abroga
ton OF the corn laws.
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WICHNokD, NOvembef II, 1911.
conformity the Virginia le49 page 49l 49,
Il do hereby make known whsm may
by certificate OF the escheato OF the city Norfolk dated
llt November ONCE
the lith day Of November 1851 that BY inquest held the 2l
day October o5l the following lots lying in The city OF Norfolk
have been found escheated this Commonwealth,
LOT of land bounded Dartmouth the ouh by Prince
tho by Amelia
the east with wood dwelling house H. escheated from the
OF John Lawrence, deceased.
LOT OF land bounded by Liberty the Robert
Paesons land the by North LIST tho south,
by Cumberland with old brick
escheaed from the estate of Robert McMann, deceased
eelden's north, by Doucs SOUTH
Thomas the echeatcd
y. Burke, deceased Test;
8. H. PARKER
Nov I6-Iaw6w Register OF the Land Office.
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peal ESTATE AGENCY.-A ROTHWELI informs the
~ public that he has ONCE h erect,
near the ONCE OF the National purpose Of NV
ny suennon to the purchase and sails Of property
re has Tor sale large number building
the CITY, which will be disposed Of
improved property. ' -
nc VIZ undeHsFe The rerobeinn Of purchases
property for persons who may nsNa .uoh aid. -
sales, taxes &C
Tor such persons desrs sell property, exert
roa ne cuisines. which he he considers
sell wen quahed rom his
value OF city acquired
Al letters postpaid will receive prompt attention.
Office. ' - 80 - " - ~ "'s
Being commissioned
the taking Acknowledgements Of deeds, &c.
Nov l3-9aw6wif
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EoR RENT commcdous and handsomely furnished
story house. pleasantly opposite Ascsnsou
church, having bath other modern Improvements Last
occupied by Attorney General cittenden.
Possession B. emitb ssos-
nsy-aeiaw or W. Rodgers, the premises Oct l03mwu
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Jew Fashionable Tailoring Estabiishment.H y
IN LOUDON co. mems and tsors Browns Hotel
have
and selected stock Of goods for gepuecns
cloths, cassimcres and furnishing gene
Army, navy marine, and officers will find
swords epauiets, sashes
articles regulation Of prescribe
An of in legitimate tailoring,
goods desire please, the
high Inducements
offer and most respectfully solicit patronage.
Nov
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yyorthinRsom q. kneth.n

CONTINUES 10 PRACTISE law nd n,
cases before Congress, sce
against the departments and boards 10
patents home and abroad obtain
collect debts dividends eraee. and any part the
United States and foreign
oans and stocks and to nrso, IN.
chase and sale OF oan lands and rights any IN.
Union. - " - $3.50 " 'e
Particular attention paid California coming IN
TO the United States Supreme Court appeal. y
Communc repaid addressed w O. Rpstbcn
Place, Capitol H, Washington d. promp, At,
ehuon Oct 2S--diy
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GOLD WEATilER-we have in store tho following articles,
u adapted for cold weather:
900 pairs of blankets Of all and qualities, varying price
from al 50 the super kind, sia
to- STA per pair
a large lot of comforts, calcoes and bats
20 bundles OF all kinds Of undershru drawers gentle.
mems
10 pieces hick country made flannel
100 pieces white nsnno all and widths,
Also superior "welsh Hannels,n at low prices
50 OF hsDneis 9j
case long wool shaws assorted aud prices
mnny adapted for mourning.
Also, full stock OF all kinds Of domestic goods
cash, unless the contrary.
Good prices, and dealing be relied
PERRY h BROTHER,
Nov lb-0f Opposite Centre Market
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The following senators ard representatives arrived IN
this city since Saturday evening last, aad took lodgings
as follows:
At Ladsby's Holel-Hon. w. X. KING, OF Alabama
Hon SAMUEL BREKToS, of Indiana Hon. 5. X, NAL
LoRY, of Florida.
AMe United States Holel-Hon. ]. c. BREcKESRIDGE
of Kentucky; Hon. JOHN +. DARBY and Hon. GiLcHRIsr
Porter. OF Missouri Hon ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS, Of
Georgia Hon. JOHN JOHNSON. of Ohio Hon. W. p. HALL
of Missouri; Hon. Frederick w. GREEN, OF Ohio.
At The National Hotel--Hon. LINN BoYD and Hon
RICHARD ii. STANTON, OF Kentucky; Hon D. y. HAVEN
Of New York; Hon. JEREMIAH CLEMENS and Hon. w b
SMITH, of Alabama Hon. +. w. Chasain, OF Georgia
Hon. THOMAS H. BAYLY, Of Virginia. Hon. 4. Z. MAR
SHALL, of California.
The Hon. JAMES Books. of New York, has also ar
rived, and taken private lodgings.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


nT Mr. c. JANIS Cincinnati, Ohio, Is oar general usseI
inx agent for the western States assisted BY JoMs T. DANE W.
R.s..Y ID. j. W. pswoxru H. X. GxAvxs, Laws, JANIS
RuraxKYoxp, Row TaosAs FARMLAND ~Hu
L. wisxsAx the above has cefuhcs's " s
Of Cincinnati city, describing sir pesoss
no there win be NO paying them hope all on whom
they may call will make settle with them.
NJ Mr. f. JAArs No. e2 South Tenth street. rhhaac
pha authorized To make In the eiues oi New
York. Boston, Philadelphia and BALTIMORE
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WE prepared Offer great Induce ms nts TO
w all purchasers of the following articles
20 black and colored k velvcu qualities very
low priced
40 black silks, that GLOSSY kind" some low
priced
100 pieces French OF all shades
the lot four five pieces black merinos
A large lot OF clsths and ca-smcres, for boys,
20 plain white Grape various prices
small woollcn shawis, for misses.
With many other goods.
All sales establishment
short uniformity prices observed and ali arti-
Giles sold are warranted prove as represented.
Good articles low prices and fair dealing all
cases.
PERRY BROTHER,
Nov B-6u Opposite Centre Market.
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Pennsylvania Railroad.

~ n RT00H WINTER ARRANCEMENT-Bcweeu
S2 'Pe'A PhiIadelphs Pitpburs-T'm. reduced
TO wentyour hoursOn and after the OF
enKcr viii be carried by the Pennsylvania Railroad
tween Philadelphia and PnsburS in twentyfour hours
twenty eight miles OF staging excellent
Fare, Sli,
This the shortest and best between
Atlantic ee and the accommodations
highest character.
THOMAS MOORE,
New i-dJm Agent Penn'a Railroad Co,
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fIIlE PURE IkiND.-We 10 day
so pieces superior Irish linens for sirtng, warranted pure
pieces nens for bosoms and collars, pure,
Is pieces linen sheeiings, all widths and prices
10 pieces pillow assorted widths and prices
lot Of towels, napkins toweings, and damasks
10 pieces extra fine bird eye diaper
100 pieces Scotch diaper
900 pieces cheap shifting cottons
20 medium and tine abls damasks by the yard
100 dntNk table cloths, all lengths choice patterns.
With other goods
Terms unless to the contrary.
Good articles, dealing relied
PERRY BROTHER,
Nov l6-6uf Opposite Cen,fe Market
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LlI.FIGANT Embroidered Lace and Swiss Muslin
IL tans.-Just received the the subscribers
rich muslin embroidered
and application work, all styles, and will be
sold cheap
Also style cornccs aud side pins for
baa dusget crumb cloths Of large for dinner
bles, and some for circular tables
heavy 3D. 81 l04 Flemish table
ed talmosD
beautiful 1874 sheengs, very heavy, fine
sonablc
And bale 1874 and 1874 polka damask, linen dugset, for
protecting and
pretty goods Every who much,
having nnc carpets their foors will appreciate
article, the trouble Of lifting carpets,
lights up very beautifully.
CLAGETT 4 DODsON.
Nov lS-3tcof
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Alexandria Boat
a sNn The favori,c steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON
&EAp will depart at the following hours.
with bs boat in Washington. Boats fare lax cents;
eoachet cents TIE coach will leave the Capitol for
X, III, l, ~, and4
Leave. Alerandns at 9, ~, II, ], AZ, and 4.
leaves Washington nj 81, iok, In, IN, 81, and AZ.
Nov lf-dr CORAON
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CARPETINGS at Reduced Prices.-n consequence Of
respectfully inform
carpets complete, and will
prices considerably done this
Having lately stock
abroad, e ar enabled this
that all who them must be pleased.
We have in
Rich velvet, do. tapestry Brussels
Plain English Brussels
Do American Imperial three ply
Extra do. tapestry Ingram, double do. tapestry
Twiiied and plain Venetian
wooIen and ingram
rugs aud door match
oclohs, widths Styles and qualities which
hall, passage, according to diagram
CLAGETT & DODSON,
Penn. avenue, door OF 9Th Washington
Nov
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-06
Guns. Rifles and PistOles.

TNO provide for the Increasing trade in this
l. department, have made arrangements
to import fine double and single 1arreled shot
guns, direct from the best English manufac-
urers.
shall be in receipt for the spring trade Of
very large assortment of fine and common
doutle and single barrel shot guns, rifles and
yaugers, suitable for plantation or mountain
trade; Colts and Aliens reviewers; belt and
pocket pistols; powder TASKS and shooting up-
paratus generally, which will be sold to the
trade at very reduced prices.
hcve also attached to my establishment a
gunsmith shop and shooting gallery where
oil guns and pistols can be tried to the salts
faction Of the purchaser. Having employed
an experienced workman | am prepared to do
all kinds Of gunsmithing and manufacturing
fine guns to order.
EDWARD MEAD.
81 Main St, corner Of Pine, St. Louis, Mo.
Feb 20