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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
NIIERIEE,N SALE.

Iohn Underwood VS.. Circuit Court lows County,
Albert ". Paris WISCONSIN.
BY of writ of er facias issued out OF the OF
fee of the Clerk the Circuit CourI and TOR the
County OF lows state of Wisconsin, in The above
anqt!ed cause and ufme directed aud delivered against
the goods. chattes, lands ard tenemcnis OF The above
named defendant have this day levied upon and e,z'
the following described real The property OF the
shove named defendan viz The east half Of the sogh
east omar OF section three. range three
east: also, the south east quarter OF The south vest
quarter of section ihes east,
u property of the above named defendant, situate ing
ard being County lows snd of Wisconsin.
aDG shall expose pubic yendue The highest bidder
Tor cash, all the right itle and interest the above nam'
defendant had in and said real estate ihr eth day
OF NoAember. A. D.. lc5i. since. ct the
front door Of the Court House in the Town nf Mineral
Point on Saturday ne 24h day of Jsnusr ie5 between
the hours of nine oclck A. NJ and O'Clock P d
said day, TO satisfy said writ and costs
RICHARD : VIVIAN, sheriff
Sherins' Office, Mineral Point, Dec. ID, 1851.
FRANCIS :. DUEs. AIRY tor Pln. Sow
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
E,IOWs. Pa0Ws.

H-y1RST rate One and Two Horse Flows; Also
"a first rate Breaking Plow, for ,aie By
BEECH * IILLEY.
UST RECEIVED. and For sale Lv the undc--
y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MAGNETIC Pas
TEH. the greatest strengthen and Pain DESTROYER
AL>O-Constantlv on hand. the Celebrated
CHINESE CENFNT, tor mending broken glass
crJrkerv. China ware. &c &c without which 10
on : onghr - u. ;ls; v5irle$ erororny.
aug IHEn. E0D0LF
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

Iowa County AFFArRs.-N Law before our
readers to-day. statement of the affairs of
lows county, which will be found interesting
to our readers. We may allude to them here
after
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

inCOTpOTHte1 ic-O. N-plihi cJOCki annual Premiums
and Western Fund, 100000 Dollars.
fINBE MERCHANTS and HOUSEHO .DFRs of Iowa
4 County respectfully referred 10 The Superior
advantages offered for FIRE and MARINE Insurance.
by the above named Company. which maintains its hu-
siness II has done during the last III years upon
responsible aud permanent basis Annexed il an extract
from Circular No 46, recently received from IN X.
Robinson. Esq General Agent of Company for the
" estern and southern States.
- Disc UNIT OF AWARDS, ETC.
"Public attention has Of late cal ed the mon
srous Indebtedness of certain Insurance Companies,
which has resulted in their bankruptcy involving
premiums upon The unexp ired period Of risks, well
losses Claimants, holders and En-
durssrs. lake therefore, peculiar pleasure and pride
in stating that affairs of The odd Protestlou fHce
have been sound and prosperous condi-
tlOs than az the present time. The rejection Of
numker of risks BY petILors, has exered
the sanitary influence, and demonstrated the fact
long advocated cy thai insurance much q
business Of chance GENERALLY supposed Its result
capable being reduc, d. discretion exper-
ebce almost scientific aud average OF
disasters LaiDed which subject slight
uInm PortGDt variations.
General agency OF7ce. and the Western and
southern Agencies OF Protection Company t2I3 in
reporting thereto. the Liabilities
every descr pIion including all losses paid,
due, amount 10 s. 609 ~. while The cash zen
st ter the 1en of these liabilities Je1clusiye
Of incoming Western and Southern premiums. or the
piGa stock and other resources OF the on Hart
ford, amuuns sot,75s p am therefore prepared 70
nd other liabilities Ibe The
Az, referred W cunning under ny supervision
TIE nndersg ned zeal Agent for Iowa County, is up
Piled win blank PUicis al RrueS al Receipt. wtIc
Will ne issued covering approx Ell upon
terms. drcI SAM- CRAWF ORD, Ag't.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

sg+The Weather. for few days past has
reminded our citizens that good fire is very
comforable,-bu, il costs like =" blazes" to
support ours.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

rg Read the advertisement of the Super
intendsat of the Galena and Chicago Railroad
in another column.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

gg The Supreme Court met at Madison last
week, 5. W. Deal, Esq. was chosen Clerk,
and ME. Kellogg of Madison bis assistant.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

A NY quantity of clean COTTON and LINEN RAGS
wanted, At tho Mineral Point Book store, for which
liberal price will be paid.
d cis.-a JOSEPH SMITH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

We have received quantity Of
saall t,pe FIR re-Settiug our Advertise
n,euts. and bad intended this week 10 have
had most of them much condensed, but
owing u the very bad condition in which
tho type came to hand. ,most Of It being
IN "a it viii require some time to get 1t
properly distributed anu set Up for our
paper.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

ZHAKEN Up by the subscriber, Living III the
~ town OF " aidwick. on the HicL COX branch
OF the east Pekatonica, about g miles east from
Mineral Point, about the ST OF Dece1,le r inst a
brown Mare, supposed 10 be two years old last
spring-star in the forehead. both hind feet white
with black stripe each hoof left hind leg
roam above the pasture No other marks or brands
perceptible, The owner is requested 10 prove
property, pay charges and take her awav
JOSEPH Il. NANME1'FR
Waldvyick, Dec 1871. ISL
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
Nrirntifir IfsinrrN.

But for the crowded state of our coll
ans. ~ should have noticed last week,
;ac Lectures II Nr Roberto apon Electro
Magnetism &c recently delivered in this
place. accompanied with very interesting
experiments Wc can say 10 all.that such
Lectures are both interesting and useful
They are we'll worth the money required
for admission We recommend Mr.. Rob
o.;s to public patronage.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
Removal.
Jayne's Family medicines.

THE undersigned is sole authorized Agent for
| this place for the above celebrated m ed
cines, Of which ne is now opening large and fresh
snpp}v THEO. RODOLF
DIR. Rogers Syrup of LIvERWORT and TAR
lust received and for sale by
r ID. PULFORD.
At the Sign OF the Mortar
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

4 MIsrARE Booth. Of the Free Dem
acrat says the Mineral Point Tribune IS
among the Wing papers in Wisconsin,
that opposes Mr. Fillmore as a candidate
for thenext Presidency Iffriend Booth
!. better authority than our own edirori-
ais. We cave. We have before said that
Willard Fillmore was cur FIRST ctoice. but
that We could support any good Wing,
brought out hv a National Convention TT
And " repeat it again, o,sr frst choicc FIR
P,es,Iqtt rs MILLIARD FILLMORE.
Tan the Free Democrat understand our
position now
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

- Our thanks are due to Mr. JAMES,
latelv returned from California, for late
papers from that country. We much re-
eret that our limits viii not permit more
ext, nded extracts.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

fNS - ~
BY THE PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Incorporated 1925. Capital stock, Annual Premiums
and Western Fund, 100000 Dollars.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

CIGARS.-l5O00 RegaIia Cigars just red
aud tor sale by }. MILTON.
>tfoCLuI.E BE NOES. superior article far
-e.rp. L.. = l'JL.DED-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

- GEorGE IITEE. late Of the Wauk-
csha Democrat has purchased the estab-
lishment of the Milwaukee Commercial
Advertiser. and entered upon the "labors
II his Office George is a fine fellow. aud
~ trust will not net follow in the foot
steps Of his iilustrious predecessors - G
y CHArnAx Esq. i associated with Mr.,
liver in the editorial department q the
Commercial
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
" ID TIC

ALL persons indcb,ed 10 TIE late firm Of Beech
and Tiliey. are requested 20 call Immediately at
the Store Of the subscriber AMI settle the same or
their accounts viii be let with All Attorney for
collection. {. BEECH.
Mineral POM. Sept. 25d. sci. no a.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

E+Iou George Hyer has resigned has
seat in the Senate, and 4 special election
MI bc necessary to supply his place
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

- UMBER AND SHINGLE%A good sup
III ply Oh hand, and a large lot expected daiip
SSH always on hand BAT
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
tgd Profl,sor RITCHCOCk.

James c. Ayer-Sir- / have USED yoAF Cherry
pectOral in my own case OF drop seated BToEchi
is. and am satisfied from its chemical constitution
that It is an admiral compound ior the rslisi OF
laryngial and bronchial diftieultlss Il NY oIiIt
ion as 10 It's superior character can be OF any ser
vice, you at liberty 10 1t as you thll.k pro
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

Ia sal. 5syrlr : -oJ Piles.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
OUR NEW TORA CORRESPONDENCE.

Wl'ter POrerty IN Neio York-Hs cans
eS-IHe Unemployed ClasSses-Aspi-
rants for Literary Honors- Helpless
ness Of CoLlege6red Men Wholesome
Adcice 10 Country Friends ,rhat
slut re do tgith tie IIll71garianS'
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
LIassa

Constantly on hand. of all kinds by J. Laws
al Brigesion, FIVE miles above Muscaday; on the
Wisconsin River.
Sept. 10th, 1851. moot.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

IS We call the attention Of those who
rish "a cet their property Insured, to the
Advertisement Of Mr Crawford, Agent
far tie Hartford Insurance Co. Sir. c.
i also agent for several Insurance Com
nan.es. among which ) the Madison Ma
tuai Insurance
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

The Prairie Farmer for Dee. Is received
an. i. as usual, filed with useful matter
for tie Agr;euiturist
The international Magazine Is also re
,e;~ed. and is eubeilish with several fne
roeravings, and filled with useful and IN
.trrc,ive reading for oil.
Cooley for January, is truly an ExcelSi-
ar number. it contains 100 pages Of read
.ne matter, and unequalled epgrayings-
psxrtsrnr We are authorized 10 say 'ila'
roet. M.xHa Of tlo arm Of 'ner \ Farr.s. Nil
....., vii Wit N'lHersl P'sa' w.-ila . ir1'
- - II. NJ - OF
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
From one Of The tfrst Plusicians ~ MIMI.
Franklin House.

By J. BERNARD, FRANKLIN, WISCONSIN.
No exeTtions will be spared to ensure the
comfort of Travellers and others who
may give nim a call
September 9Th. 1881. n4S-ff
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-05-14
CuRIosITIEs OF LEGISLATION.

We understand that there has been 4
good deal OF amusement and speculation
al Frankfort for a week or Two pas, on
accnant &c The provisions az lhc salary
bull enacted BY Tic late Legislature. lis
SAID tial The law actually provides lila,
The Governor shall have yearly COM
pensa'ion u $4,000; each &C lie Judges
Of The Court Of Appeals $4,000: each III
The Circuit Court Judges $500; The
Register Of the Land Office $4,000; lie
Secretary q Stale $4,000. and other OFF.
GERS in about The same proportion.
The bill originated in The lIon-e, being
reported " sclecl committee, Tie mem
hers Of whiri pridea themselves on being
~ tacor Of iosc salaries. We have no.,
The law before us. bai lis pliraseplogv runs
substantially thus: The Governor shall
have salary Of twenty five hundred dol.
lars, the judges of The court &c app ais
fifteen hundred, Judges &c The c.rcuil co.r,
inurtren hundred. register uf The land az
hex twelve hundred and fifty, &c.. ,ciish
Sums saoR bepaid quarterly. Inc Ian
gnage i specific. and The hesl LAWYERS &c
Frankfurt say. as lie best lawyers every
where must say. lial The NV empowers
each u the Officers named 10 draw The
whole sum specified every lhrre months.
And We understand that The able Sscon!
Auditor says that. il they think proper 10
draw illi<. he shall feel constrained by he
pl:rn letter Of the law TO pay them The
money.
vi course this is very lauehahlc. and
at The same time a very serious hIunder.
and The first thought II some NAV he thai
The next Legislature ran aud will Al onre
correct. This, however. is impossible.
The new constitution provides that M nI.
hcer's salary shall be reduced during The
period Tor which lie is elected 10 Office.
50 lie Governors legal salary must re-
NAN $4,000 year during his en,,re
'erm. The salary Of each jndse of the conn
o. appeals must remain $4,000 4 year for
eight years, The salary Of each circuit
Judge must remain 81. 600 year for six
years. &c.
Louisville (Ky) Journal. april I.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-05-14

mnt nNisuiTrF; bs kinienhngh 10 take Ibis
ra-r0 ind nnle 10 yOuF wife iuF mri Thee.
lhqe. niy dear igilaW. Nay. dua't cry, 1
.Wlli he sell Hi'h yHn SCI; krep up your
spirits. - 10 Wurk ike msn. ana ynu Eill
Eaise yauF hra0 among as YETI Tie over
powered man endraFored in saIn III e.
press his ll.anks-Gllr sNrI lag ID his
Ihraa, lsrhAsle wasd-: Ne PM his hand 10
his fare and venl ouI of Ihe door crying
like chiii.
In company with gentleman who had
written and leflusrd nsurh an tAr adsan-
tage- of early rrl,elnns. neral. and intel.
leeiuzl usining. Mr.. Grant asked: :. We'll
how da yau 20 IN in rs ablishing school.
Cor infanss." The reply was. -sety
well. indeed; wherever have gone.
have sacreeded eiihet in induring e,nod
neoplr % establish them; OF IN pnsr6ring
better support 10 those that are slrrsdy
established. Ba, must give over my
lsbors. far what with printing bills. rosrll
fare. aud nihei expenses, every lecture
deliver in any nsigIhoring town easis me
sovereign. and | rannni slfari 50 ride my
hobby at such rate" he said: .You
must MOI give over your lahnrs: God has
blessed them with success; lie has hes
sed you with talents. and me with wealth;
u you give your lime | o CHI 10 give my
money. You must oblige me hy taking this
twenty pound nale and spending j, in pro-
inailng The eduraiion OF The poor. The
twenty pound nnie was taken andso spen;
aud probably iionsand children are nnw
enjoying lie benefit nf The impulse ihal
was thus given 10 mode 81 instruction rs
delightful as il was useful.
Mr.. Grant was waited on BY two gem
ilemrn WIN were raising subscription for
The widow 81 a respectable man who, some
years before his death. had been unfor-
tnna,e in business. /. We losi R200 by
him. said Mr.. Grant. . and h,w do you
expect should subscribe for his wi1nwlr
.Beranse." answered one OF them, /. ahai
yon have LOST by The husband does not
alter the widows claim on ynnr bcnevo
lenee.n .Neilher shall ii" said he;
"here are FIRE pounds. and il you cannot
make up The sum you want for her. come
10 me and I'll give you more"
MANY other anecdotes. equally charar-
terisiic Of The kind nature of William
t;rani. conid be added. For fifteen yeas
did he and his brother Charles rifle into
Manchester on market days. seated side
by side. looking Of all things like pair of
hroihers happy in themselves and in each
other. William died a Few days ago.
and WIS followed 10 the grave by many
blessings. The firm sill survives. aud
supports lis former character. Long NAV
,le merchan, princes Of England continue
20 furnish such beautiful specimens of
humanity as The now famous Brothers
cheeiyhlc.
tchamJers's Edia5urg Journall
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-05-14
Biographical Sketches.
No. ".

70 NE Editor Of NE Marlborough Recorder.
SIR: Al this distant day. ii is impossi
bic 10 ennmcraie The many public appnint
mems which Mr.. Hooper filled. II i,
proper, however, 10 mention. that he va.
active in behalf Of The government agans
The insurgents denominaied Regulators
vino were deieacd Al alamaniz in ITO.
Tryon. The iprlal Governor. and
Marin. his successor. and also Martin,
chief jnsilcc. distinguished him by their
regard. and showed desire 10 concliate
his friendship. In l773. MI. Hooper re-
presented The Town OF Wilmington in ,he
general assembly. II It'll |. he represent.
Cd the rouhtry nf New Hanover in ,hs
sane body. There he uni,el himself
with 4 baud Of patriots, in resisting tho
demand Of The British government. 10 III.
eeri clause into The bill fnr establishing
roAri system fasoring British subjects,
on the article Of pruress By attachment.
- tiie prejudice of creditors on this side
nf lie Ailaniis.s This measure a, once
deprived The province nf courts, and the
gentlemen Of The bar of their professional
emolumenls. On this occasion, Mr..
Hopper tnnk lie lend in legislative de-
bale. lie also addressed the people nl
NoFh Carolina in series Of letters. IN.
der The signature Of Hamrden. These.
i j. said, were mn Ii admired. Whs, ef-
feet they produced, in accomplishing The
views of The writer, We cannot, al This
time. ascertain. The province remained
without judiciary until l777. when il
was revived under the new order Of things:
meanwhile The lew practitioners sacrificed
their dependency for subsistence, and The
other classes suffered greatly.
In The provincial and siae assemblies.
Mf. Hooper, on various ncca ions. hrnngh.
forward heightened and energetic mea-
snres. and supported then with all The
powers Of his persuasive oralory. The
pa'riots most conspicuous, IN opposition
70 the arbitrary acts Of The British govern.
meni. al Tint memorable ara. were Ashe.i
Iredell.t Johnsion.S Moore.g Harvey, -
all eminent men. Some af them were
Iiaruei,fi Ciswell.II Marlaiae.- Nasl,.f
BMke.t and Henderson i These were
Among the papers Of The Late Archibald
Maclaine of Wilmington. are some memoranda
thai seem 10 he Intended as the groundwork Of
defeioe Of his tMaclaine's) political character
which had been attacked. In one item, he re-
fers to his conduct . at the tine the ministerial
instructions came to alter the attachment law"
I Samuel Ashe. afterwards governor Asie.
James Iredel, afterwards jn1ye Tiedel.
Samuel Johnston, afterwards governor John
sion.
! Maurice Moore, speaker of the house Of con-
nons. one Of the judges appointed by the crown.
- John Hnvey.
lit Cornelius Harnet, one of the members of
&c fiist congress-
II Richard Caswe, afterwards governor Gas.
I'LL
Archibald Miclaipc.
/ .Abnar Nash. afterwards governor Sasa.
! Thomas Burke. afterwards gav. Burke.
Richard Hen lerson, for sometime Judge
Henderson.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-05-14
An Interesting Case.-In Is

An Interesting Case.-In 1915. a
slave woman. The property .f James s.
Mitchell. of Elklon. State ri Maryland.
ran away 10 ills Stale II psnpsy lvai,ia.
where she siaid neatly Eve wears: dur.
ing which lime she brought lor.l, hoy
child.
IN 0rioher 1850. Mr.. Mitchell. through
agents in Pennsylvania. recovered The
boy. The agents ef Mr.. Mi,clell. lFris.
by and Prce) were inaisied along yilb
Mitchell. for kidnapping said nrgro. Tie
Grand Jury Cor The county II Philadelphia
found irne bill. aud The agents twho
were ri,izens Of Pennsylvania were con-
yicied and sentenced 10 The Peniieniiary.
The Governor Of Pennsyl ania made
REQUESTS, n on he Governor OF MARYLAND
far The delivery Of james :. Mitchell as
fugitive from Justice. The Governor
&C Maryland replied thai The said Mitchell
was mol in Pennsylvania On The occasion
alluded 10. and ihcrrlnre could no, he a
fugitive; hui hesillcs iilai. il was no crime,
NHust Ait u fNftdt IVHstltullUlis luI n man
10 demand or recover his slare: and there
fore The requisilinn could mol lie CON-
piled with.
VIVA, The Governor of Pennsylvania
will do INV. we do moi know.
The subject was also referred 10 The
consideration Of The Convention now sit
ling in Nd, for The amendment of The
Constitution. and that body reported thai
their Governor had done right. and gave
him a vote II thanks. They further re-
quesied The Governor 10 iake prompt
measures for having The case oil Frishy
and Price brought hrfnre The Supreme
Court of United States. with The hope,
lif The U. $. Constitution is Of any force al
all. Of giving them their liberty. Our
readers will be informed Of the resnli.
N. Caroknian.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-05-14

Ik6oxn To- Lia,slG ~ lad 70 s0alepd
With meh Of great inlelleelaal powers add
profound iFgs teifhre, Mr., Hooper
susiamed him 10 De unequai eunlEsL
This patronage of rising IhFfii. Il q sEuse
from geaesDus fttling. q wnuhy NJ mem
liun and Il i noi less EoHhy 20 be noted
II il arose from 3 sentiment &c friendship.
fnr ihsi revefed personsge.f who has rem
drr.d ME name af Haywood dear 10 The
people III Nanh Carolina. whose bound
lrss benerolrnee pointed him oEt a. The
AlIieus of his nailEe state. mill more re-
reni erenis prrsenied him In The slefuer
ASPECT 81 Arisiides The Just.
Ills penetration into rlisrarler. was oh
sious III The rhnire az his friends. lie
always selected Them from The mnsl wor-
ihy: and he experienced. in every IN.
stance. that warm reriprnraI attachment
which was due 10 The ardonr aud con
stsney 81 his friendship.
The champion Of that illas;rinus band.
which in Nnnh Carolina fri a7pnsed
The cnrrpachmenis Of arbitrary power.
no man ever entered inio the public SER
vice IN more correct principles. or with
purer ar more di<inieresied motives.
When he engaged in revolutionary meas
ures. III was fully aware of the dangers
10 whirh he exposed his person and e.
iaie; vel in spite ~ nntaward events. bis
enthusiasm nerer ahaied. his iimness
neter forsnok him. In times The most
disastrous. lie never despnnded. hnl sus.
tanned his situation with inrrrased inire-
pidiiy. GALLlSTIiENES.
| John Haywood. treasurer Of the state.
NorE.-Thess papers were written in 1922.
Many Of The persons mentioned as then living
have since died.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-05-14

AEENAL or NISE RLErnASrs-r..
bsrque Regatta arrived al New Yort !.
Sunday. having . large freightoflife -
finals from India. consigned 10 Ne. !.
p. I. Barnum and Seth d. Hsre :.
tended for their great museum csr.r, -
The CONVECTION consists Of nine 49,
plants, one being 4 calf not vet : rs,.
old. together with six boa eonstr;eio- 49,
a Porcapine. a Burmese ball, and snr
number Of monkeys. Anative chief Il
the Burmese accompanies the animals.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-05-14

200; Jsnmal of Commerce. c,sAe,a
Vie lisDld says iis Hcrlp,s da,,ss ~
ruTEFHl teaF vill pIubsl.iy Is.rl ~ 1s- -
care 81 f30oaool Tie businsss IA "a
iiirse establishments Is sid 10 Ne "a
birding an ANNUAL PFpil ffrola sa0. Con-.
$4,000 each.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-05-14
Projected Railroads in the So1ih.-Th

itai:r"ad Convention which assembled at
New Orleans week beinre asl, 10 con.i-
der The best plan Of connecting New o.
leans 10y way Of Jackson. MisSis, nil