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MOSES l.. HOLT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
San Francisco, California,

MOSES l.. HOLT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
San Francisco, California
p,,srxcrs, Hon 4 w Ings NJ c. Alabama John g. Tsyier,
ESQ Mobile Alabama Rhodes, Wright Cos New VI
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Hon w M gwin O.. CALIFORNIA; Benz True esa New York
p,,, = New hampshiro. May 7-2a~Iy
aENcy yVnshIngtop.-The undersigned, late Of the in
pecon Office Department, offers his servi
southwestern
section particularly with the assurance that his removal rom once
dose initiate he has for
and
in Office Of both parties with their hearty
consent. 10 sustain him therein. r.
All orders Of at the seat OF
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
JuIy s-dr Of Once Department.
I KNOX WALKER will prnctis. law In the s"prs~ss
Court United States, and attend 10 me
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once one door Of jackson Hall, Penn avenue.
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General Agency and Law Seventh street, between
nd Streets opposite odd Fellows Hail. and two doors from the
National 1ntelligencer office,
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.ioner California; Minnesota, and all the
other the Union.
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acknowledgment Of deeds, &c, offers
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n Ey. MASON MOBILES Seminary for Young Issdte.
III opened HE residence the Of l5h and u
Tuesday the 12d instant Terms made known on aPP
cal principal.
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Glass No. Ga, for 1851
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for the win com
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SyTAMMEHING CURED.-Dr. ComstockN vocal gymnasium,
y for the other detective articulation,
and for eocuon for The reception Of
pupils This been successful operation for more
han should be paid and directed TO
A. COMsTOCk, NJ d,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-08
Severe Gale Oh Lake Erie.

BUFF,Lo, May 3.
The severest gale occurred yesterday that
has taken place on the Lakes since 1914. Il,
approach was not Indicated bv the Barometer
and hence it caught our shipping outside IN
prepared, and we fear, involves a severe los
Of life ami property. At about 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. he wind changed round and blew from,
west southwest, accompanied with snow.
bail and rain. This sudden change Of tbe
wind brought great quantity Of water into
our misunderstanding the low lands on the
east part e the city, filling the cellars and
nearly submerging the docks.
The folIowingdisasters 10 shipping have ral-
len under our notice: The brig J. 7. Seam
mon left here yesterday bound west, and had
made an ohiag, aud was spreading away be-
fore the wind, under fun canvass. When
the gale struck her she vcered about and
made for port. and before she GOT fairly in
side the wind had torn her canvass into
>hreds. Ia coming Up the Greek she ran
aioul Of the Canal boat Blue Belle, and a
man named Hiram Burbank, passenger on
board the satt-r was caught between the
chains Of the brig and the wall Of the boat
and had both legs bro<ea ami badly mangled
Il j. thought lie cannot survive.
The schooner Mount Vernon was few
miles out when she encountered the gale
She ran back to within a short distance 81
tie harbor aud dropped anchor. She rode ii
ont hravely til p. m. when size dragged an
chor and went ashore above the pier.-Sae
VIII probably be got off without damage.
The brig Montezuma came back about
noon, aud made harbor IN fue style, ran up
at a spanking rate and into the steamer EN-
pire, carrying away her upper works. TIE
vessel lost her bowsprit and fore rigging
From the severity OF the gale we expect to
hear 0: considerable damage to the shipping
aaoat.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-08

Now / proposed to do the business for
995. and Il D Pulford to furnish all the
uedicioe for S25, (waich [ also would
have done making together $40, every
tiiag told, for doing what the town now
PAYS $50 for. These are facts. and stub
5fn things, they are, for they cannot be
explained away, and they constitute the
matter Of '-65sn complaint.
80 doubt some Of the Board wished to
make &tolC Of impartiality in attending
II Size interests Of tha town, BY inviting
ba.s tron all the physicians-but whether
they Lad any notion Of giving the business
% any other than the one receiving it.
judge re I nevertheless have a right to
l.ap8gu the motlJes OF any body for this
kind IF action. and ascfibe Il, if [ choose,
q q morbid desire for popularity, or to
any thing else. There was noneed Of the
Supervisors accusing their Clerk Of reveal
ing the secrets Of the Boird- because
from I'll the facts. "G'sn conclusions were
inevitable: and it is a hard job for any one
70 saake $3.50 appear less than $3.50.
Blt the whole gist Of their article, (if in
truth i may be said to have any) lies in
am III s.nuation that diskonorabie induce
rlents were held out to one Of the Board
d favor my bid Nowas | have witness
Il TIE whole conversation alluded to, | am
prepared to prove that any one Of the
Board who says I made any suggestions"
t3.im not perfectly ~bosl0ra5lc," says what
i sat true
81, the balance Of the article is beneath
ay contempt therefore I forbear the per
solIal rejoinder to which the gentlemen
L4sa laid themselves open.
10 the Board [ would sa,7-as public
falsctionaries. you must expect to have
5aar acts critised; and if you act unjustly
the people will find it qut-and you need
uat ~ to debar them the right Of speech
il tile matter No, geatlomsn. you must
Ieec lie that viii never do.
fl conclusion I viii only add. that if
tie ls4oreJle gentlemen think to silence
saa IS the fat Of THEN viii, by pettifog-
e.n1 or otherwise-thay are hereby in
formed that they have mistaken their man,
aal tnat
gorge continues still TO write"
regardless Ct their good or i'll willard Will
persist in 50 doing, as long as occasion
requires and he
Remains
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-08
Further BY the Niagara.

New York, May Ist
The political intelligence by the Niagara is
of little Importance.
In England the scism in the Established
Church il widening. The Graham question
is at the bottom Of the difficulty.
Lady Franklin is again fitting out the Prince
Asber! for a voyage 10 the Arctic Seas, in
search Of the missing expedition.
FR,Nck.-The .Noaitelr publishes decree
convoklng the consuls general at Vancleuar
TO deliberate on the expediency of admittinu
matter free of duty, for export.
The Assembly has granted 900, 900 francs
to celebrate the anniversary Of the Republic.
The Presse is in favor of the ministry, and
urges present action on the petitions for re-
vision Of the Constitution.
PRUssIA.-The Berlin Ministerial states
that besides Russia and France. Prussia has
TO demonstrate against the Austrian annexa-
ton schemes. Prussia has recommended that
all the German States should accede to the
Frankfort Diet.
In Berlin, the Upper Chamber has rejected
the ministerial bill
AusTRIA.-It is stated that the Government
is inclined to accede to the Frankfort
There Is deficiency in the finances for the
year, of 77,I6l,725 forms.
The Emperor has granted an amnesty to
the political prisoners. The government has
demanded from SARDINIA passage for troops.
TURKEr.-rhe Austrian ambassador has
received an insurance from the Porte that
kossuth and others will be detained.
St. Louis, May ,.
The loss caused by the fire yesterday NOR
ming, which destroyed the wholesale ware
house of WortzeIl Y Co, and the extensive
stove stores of Bird and Rrothers. will amount
10 so. 600, on which the insurance is $4,000.
The origin OF the fire is unknown.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-08
GEO D. WILDER.
For tn Trihnnt


II Buss Il respectfully solicit you
ID make known in conspicuous place in
yoar good paper, that I desire all the
Cliefs al the nations on this globe, to
H present at the WoFlds' Fair Then
ana thore to smoke the Pipe Of peace IN
the Great Glass Council House. and inter
chan-a the most friendly sentiments.
desire also that e-erv christian d.
i, nation On Ills oloba r. ,ronarIv ron.
resented there. and then and there to VOW
bare the Lord that bv Christians all the
aastv # the Spirit shall b. heneeforth
t.,.r Is the bonds If nosca
e..I. 3..,4 49, ,t-.,
- ar3 n - 80 800 L.; s
..
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-08
Pitts hureh. Anril Is.

Pittsburgh, April %
Rror ~ PiTrsBUeGH-JEYNY LIND 7coFd
not sing aga11.-The prize ticket for the
Lind concert last evening was sold at auc-
ton yesterday morning for fifty dollars
the purchaser being returned lucky Cal
ifornian. But little competition for the
prize seats the tickets sold at an average
Of three dollars premium
The Hall during the concert was sur
rounded by boisterous and rowdy as
semblage Of about one thousand persons.
Several missiles were thrown through the
windows into the private room Of Mdlle.
LIND, and it was with great difficulty that
she succeeded in getting to and returning
from the Hall in safety.
1t was Mdlle LIMBS intention to give a
second concert this evening. and arrange
ments were made accordingly but after
the disgraceful proceedings Of last eve
ming, ste p0SltirclY refused to sing again
Il Despatch to Cleveland Democrat
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-08

In their preambulations throughout the
country, the veritable spirits" have paid
our village the compliment Of visit.
Tuesday evening, 2ist, loud and dis
tinct .rappings" we're heard in the house
Of Rev Mr. Brown, of the same charac-
ter with those in other parts Of the coun-
try. On Thursday evening they made
their appearance at the house of a French
man, next to that of Mr. b. On Satur-
day they were heard at the house Of Mr.
Martin Fox, opposite the Frenchman -
The poor Frepchmau was quite alarmed,
and begged them to quit the premises
His description Of their advent and de
parture is quite ludicrous.
Truly they are ghosts Of very excellent
taste and fine love for the beautiful and
agreeable to select our lovely village as a.
mong the first which they have tenanted
at the west. Indeed. from such sensible
and Intelligent manifestations we almost
fancy We feel them advancing in our res
pect and esteem Here's our hand We
like friend with a soul for the beautiful.
be he clad in the habiliments Of flesh, a
sanity ghost from the spirit-world, or
goblin damned p Bezoit Journal
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-08

The steamer Soutaerner has been repaired,
and IS running her regular trips again on
Lake Erie.
The legislature OF Kentucky has appropri-
ated $500 for monument TO Col. Richard
NJ. Johnson.
1t is estimated that the loss Of property by
the late storm in and about Boston, viii ex-
coed million Of dollars.
Tie stock subscribed to the Chicago and
Rhode Island railroad, by the county and city
OF Rhode Island, amounts 10 $50 600.
Attempting 10 make presidential cand
date Of l. P. Walker, may well be termed
doing large business on small capital
LSneboygar Mercury.
Two scoundrels in Utica were arrested FOR
arson, and couf ssed to setting fire TO fifty
four buildings 10 that city, and that they IN
tended TO bura the city.
CONSPIRACY IN TuRKEY.-At Constant.
nopIe conspiracy has been discovered to poi
son the sultan. At the bottom Of it was his
brother, assisted BY some UIemas.
CANAL MEETING AT BUFFALo-The citi-
zeus of Buffalo held a meeting on the 22I, in
relation 10 the canal enlargement. The call
IS signed b. two columns Of names, without
ds melton Of party.
DHsraUcTIvG UUnRrcANu The south
eastern part of Crawford ctIintv Obi, .,f-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-08

Early TIMES II WISCONSIN We obtain
the following statistical Information from the
Appendix to the Address Of the Hon. Aog
GAN L. MARTIN, delivered before the State
HstoricrI Society at its last meeting.
The first civil appointments under the arl-
thorify Of the Uuned States, within the Inn
IFS ofthis state, were made BY Coy. Cas-, Of
Michigan, as follows;
For Brown county Oct ., 1918. Mat
thew Irwin. Chief Justice, Commissioner.
and Judge Of Probate Charles Reaume, As
sociate Justice and Justice Of the Peace John
Bower, commissioner r ,berl Irwin, Jr..
clerk George Johnson sheriff.
For Cra~f RI county, same date Nicholas
Bolvin, George w Johnson, Justices Of the
Pence.
Tile first term of the United States cir
cult court for Brown county. was held Oct. 4,
l824-Ja'nes = Doty, Judge, at which term
Henry 5. Baird was admitted an attorney.
The population of the state in 1925, is esti-
mated at from 700 to 700
II 1927 the settlement orthe country south
Of the Wisconsin riv1 r commenced. audin 1929
the county Of Iowa was taken from Craw
ford, and organized By 'he appointment OF
Henry Dodge, chief justice William S
Hamilton, associate, James Morrison, George
". Jones, and others, Justices Of the Peace
and Ebenezer Brigham, surveyor, &c.
The census Of 1884 exhibited total popu
lation of4.795.
Ia 1916, the first child was born in the
state f unmixed blood, a daughter Of Mat
thew Irwin, Z. s. factor,
The first newspaper published in the state
was the Green Bay TnteIligencer, byJ. v.
Suydam and Albert G. Ellis; the first mum
Der was issued Dec. II, 1888.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-08
Steamboat Webster Burnt-Scycral Lives Lost

Louisville, May 5
The steamer Webster has been burnt
at Island Eighty-Six, above Yicksburg g
The boat, cargo and papers are total loss.
Several lives were lost among whom were
the Captain and his wife, tie Clerk, Cham
bermaid. child Of one Of the Pilots, and
several others
The steamboat New Orleans came along
one hour after the catastrophe and took
UP the survivors, the officers rendering all
the assistance in their power
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-08
CALIFORNIA
New Orleans. n

New Orleans May 2
The Alabama brought San Francisco
dates to lst April The U S District
Court has decided in favor Of John o.
Suffers claim to the land now occupied BY
Sacramento City.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-08
POSTPONEMENT.

II The above sale is postponed until SAT
URDAY, May 17th inst.-to take place al time
OF day and place above. rs
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-08

z4EN EHzAN 81 EsRDTHaEg
II AVE removed their Grocery Store into the
II room formerly occupied as a Shoe Store,
one door above their Old stand, where they VIII be
pleased 10 see both old and new customers A
good variety OF Groceries constantly on hand.
IL The shoe shop is in the upper room Of
the same building Call and see our stock
May 9Th. 1851 res
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-08

1*sr AcrIaNEaY EATERS An inquiry into
tae eaase # the recent death Of young lady
i. Ing md. .blished ite fact that size had
bes1 a'aed BY the lead contained in The color
ing matter Of burnt almonds. Medical au-
theity was also adduced to show that within
t.s.-la three years uPwalds Of seventy deaths
ht5 been produced IN England BY the use OF
ns.soeou~ Pigments ID fancy sweetmeats.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-08

In communication from Grand Ira
vers, Michigan, to the Chicago Tribune,
We learn that large yawl boat came a
shore containing large number Of sail
ors, who after passing some forty dollars
OF counterfeit money, put out into the
Lake; some Of the inhabitants took boat
and followed them into a cove few miles
distant, when they again sailed out into
the lake, but three men were seen setting
il the boat, and as they came upon them,
to nab them, they saw that the bottom Of
the boat was filed with men lying down.
they rose and aimed their carbines at
them when the pursuers thinking discre-
tion the better part of valor, returned for
a reinforcement and lost their prey.-he-
Hos}su Tel
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-08
ELIAS 1HoNAs,

OsGooD SHErHERD. HEN- II Chat<ey
BEBsoy c. CuHrz. and = fr jtree.as....'
GEoRsE, SABAHand Gas
SHEPHERD, infant heirs OF
OsGooB SHEPHEHp.
TsVrOTICE is hereby given, that VI y.
Ill order and decree n Chahcet! o....a
cunt Court 81 Iowa county, IT. lae
cOasin. sitting IN chauceTy, mace an +.
said court on the z4ta day OF Apti,
IN the cause be fore said court viz
Thomas IS complainant and Qss29'
Henderson G. Curtz and GeoTSf
Charles Shepherd. infant Ae.rs g.
erd, are defendants, and GA authority
/ will sell al public auction 70 tae s.
fer cash IN hand, on Saturday, JAe
June next. be wCen the hours Of
and clock /. VI. OF said day. at ne 81
door in the town Of Mineral Point ib ~ 0 i
all the right. title and interest 81 re ~
Shepherd. Henderson q. CuT'z- asa o1e.7
and Charles Shepherd. infant hers 7. -,1
Shepherd defendants, at the date el ~ +.
referred 10 in said order and decree 2. 49,
following described real estate wa
names living in said county and r'A' ..e-
sin 10 wit: The northeast eaa4.e'
east quarter OF section nua1ter I.s..s
town SIX (G,) north range ore
4th principal meridian IN said coAA.-
same real estate described n sald Ai2' 80
toned in said napl4inants p-lt q
Ire above sale VIII be made 10 =A.'1 -blts-
one hundred and twenty SIX ooi3ais -
cents, the sum decTeed BY SAID eot'4 : :, f.,r7r
the said defendants 10 TIE sald eo''' 80.
principal and interest on the sal" ~, ~.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-08

The liquor license in Burlington, Iowa, is
fixed at 500 pei month.
A recent fire at Catskill, n. Y. destroyed
two churches, two hotels, and many other
buildings.
In about two and halt years-the time
since he discovery Of the gold mines of Cali
fornia-it is estimated thai S95 600, 600 have
been taken out; or at the rate Of S38. OJ0, 600
per aunum.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-08

INFORMATION WANrED.-Mrs. NJ. B Sar-
field, Iafe from London. EngIa a. is anxious
for Information respecting her two sons.
Michael and John Srfed. who proceeded
h~r 10 this country. Information may be
sent 10 her at Detroit
Eastern, Southern and Western papers
generally Will please copy.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-08
CORRECTED wEEKLY.

n roTy mn - ~ M 81 II
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-08

sherifT's Office, Mineral Point ~
c. G. WAsHBURSI, 90. toT Comp =
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-08

OsGooD SHEFHERD. IIEN
nEBsoS c. CUHrz and
GEoRGE SABAHand CHAs.
SHEPHERD, infant heirs OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-16

spread out the details Of the examination which have
made have given the subject the careful consdera-
ten s vital interst to the prisoner demands aud tbs
conclusion at which have arrived Is quite satisfactory
TO my own inind, both principle aud authority.
reference to few will suffice. In Taylor Eve,
rett How Pr X Is. late supreme Court hed that
comDupica,ion made by the constable to juror,
which the juror induced him to to the
diet not enough to SET 1t Aside though the conduct
~ te constable deserving OF severe aoiIadveron
In Harrison Rowan VAN z. q. X. 90, the Jury,
ater they took refresh without leave OF
the court The &c held It mstehasiour do
but the verdict Guild net b. affected unless furnished
by the party in whose favor they found So where
juror haa 'it hts seat without knowiedse ot the court
OF either psrty. EEpsrts Will Owen ai6 So, too
h jury had retired 10 debsra,e their verdict,
] Lowxn III. In the King v. Woolfe Unity X. +Dl
where the subject very fully examined by the English
judges, and 10 the People Douglas Gov, 81 ia
state, IL held that the NEE separation OF ths
jury without any farther abuse would not affect the
verdict And ia Everett v. Jonell's, ! Barn and Ad,
v,yed some food him, while they celebrating,
the Court held it might be ground inposinS u a.
but It not for setting aside the verdict aud
Justice Pake vida great propriey, sayS the oincer
be fearful thing II verdicts be aside such
grounds this 1t would be indeed AMI this
would be strong xsmplfcation u the truth OF the
remark Here is complaint that the prisoner was
net rightfuly convicted that the verdict was not
fully warranted by the evidence complaint that the
law wac improperly laid down by the Court Tne Jury
vers unanimous In rendering q verdict which toe
Court has already had occasion TO express us
approval of. The witnesses by whom alone the
prisoners guilt be established, are beyond the
jurisdiction Of the Court II was frighfal crime
escape the consequences the constable in charge
OF the Jury was guilty OF improrrety This cannot
be- Both principle and authority forbid II. pnrposely
atstHln nom examining the Other questions raised on
tie argument, because, having the merits arrived at
conclusion adverse to the motion, ii muat BE- denied,
whatever our views on those other questions.