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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-29
WATER'S HAIR nYE.

TIVE great and inc easing demand for Hair Dive and the
uhcuity OF ppocUrmga GOOD ARTICLE, has induced the
Subscribers to men until they have succeeded in
manufacturing Dye that SURPRISES any other now in ses
Ihe advantages possesses other kinds are that the
cppcaton perfectly simple the Hair requires no pre-
sious preparation i entirely free from any unpleasant,
smells, and does no fade, crock, or wash out
1t does not like rnary Hair Dye leave an unn,eosant
aid unnatural dynes Of the hair but at the same time
It's color chang Cd il retains its natural lustre and soft
ness Instead OF uring the hair it tends great degree
temen who have ar and whskers of lighter color will
md very easy to match the two and those whose hair has
grown premaurely grey TO its original bean
y and with less expense and trouble than with any Dye in
use. II w fyrEIJe, >"
|. For sale by M. D. GREEN, ard LEWIS I. LAZELL.
sumo H. eodtf
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Engravln G.

Engraving.
NO. RRINLEY HALL.
THE SUBSCRIBER having commenced BUSINESS at the
ABOVE place, respectfully solcits the ronage of
public Wedding Visiting, and Business Cards. engraved
IN superior style; also, Watch Papers, Notarals Labels
Ball Tickets &c.
Door Plates
Trunk and Coffin Plates Desk Seals and Silver Ware let
tered with neaness and despatch Orders from country
Jewellers will receive prompt attention.
- f. SOUTHGATE.
No Briney Hall. Ladies' and Gentlemen are invited
to call and examine specimen cards
N. b. Cards furnished and printed reasonable terms
dec25-d3m
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House Wanted.

GwA GENTEEL House containing or 10 rooms
snea near Main street, wanted by small family Rem
&s.ss not to exceed $3.50. Inquire of
dec5 CARY Il FIELD Central EXCHANGE
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For Sale

400 BUSHELS Potatoes, 100 bbls, Apples 1000 lbs
COO Butter, 5000 lbs. Cheese. Under No 246 Main st
Opposite the City Hall,
Worcester, Dec. "a, 1850 diff L. BUGBEE
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For Sale or Exchangc.

kzA FOR HOUSES IN WORCESTER,
f.:E A FARM OF 40 acres, situated mile from SUTTON
LIZ centre. Also, several out lots convenient to the
farm Also, WOOD LOT of 80 acres miles from said
farm For particulars inquire of GUSTAVUS ELLIOT,
Chandler So, WorceSter eod1Om June 90
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-29
For Sale or to Let.

Mn5fA TIVE BUILDING formerly occupied bv Mr. F. r.
".!A Il Bigelow, situated the Railroad near Messrs
suttons Grist Mill. Ii is suitable for manufacturing pur
poses or machine shop. The Lot about as by So with
small building attached for Inquire of the sub
scriber at Messrs. Earle's Lumber Yard.
Sept5 diff SIMEON MAYO JR
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-29
Hotel TO Let.

ksA A ND FURNITURE FOR sALE,-sitnated in n
f:;H Astonishing village, and doing good bust
G=AAshess' Apply at this office. dec 2-dtf
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Mechanics Mutual Benefit Association.

Once Nos. & 10 Foot's Building, Springfield, Mass
FINHlS ASSOCIATION oganized Oct. list, 1S49, and
Il was the first of the kind organized in the United
States, and is the only purely Mutual Health Association
now in operation. 1t is managed by its members and has
now an accumulated Cash Capital Of Sl5,OG0
Guaranty Capital +" $1,000
Rates of annual deposits for members under fifty years
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Winter arrangement.
rA9aLNDEh TRAINS will run follows:
a, Law Arrive at Groton Nashua and
6.45 9I5am G oeh at
n On m -, o. 10 10 dill 800 an.
aim le'9g pm LIS pm.
Leave Arrive at Groton -
rasaua ana LoWeH junction, Worces,er
i90am II an &c g. % 90 an 9.45 am.
500nm SG m iS'9o pm 200 pm.
FITCTIBiTRt, Ann y.fC % I Pm ZOO pm.
run IN connection Nth Worcester and Nosb,,a H.;
Leave Worcester at 6.45 and II a. n and D. 10 n nus
Leave Fnchburg at us am, and H. 80 and az n m
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way betweep W. W.
ceSseI 1roon junction, Nashua, Lowell and Fchburg
Inc morning train Worcester, connects with The stsa
D0a tram IRON New York via Norwich-Evenno train mn
worcester, connects with the train to New York
UT FOR connections with the other road nj w.,
finder and Railway Guide H"ei ram
VI Ihrnnsh tickets are issued at Worcester for p,
ION, Mohtpeler, wells River and White River Iuncon
me same iare by each of the different routes via Nasb
Fitchburg. J. w ST01Mp i' i an
Nov IL, 1850. NH, ouft
dNtf
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To Farmers Ground Plaster.

HAVING made arrangements for DIRECT importation
grinding the same al one Of the best WATER PRIVILEGES
N this Vcnty we are now prepared furnish il fresh and
nhs ground IN b or barres and b any quantity desired
h's % avn A. & w. H. HARRIS.
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FALL AND WINTER Fashions

FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
MRS. FELTON,, bess leave to inform the Ladies Of
IA Worcester that she has received her Faland Winter
Fashions and that she prepared with the assistance of
French Mner, make from the richest materials any,
thing they may please order short notice. in neat
and fashionable style.
NIB Some very choice styles Of Bonnets will be oper
ed on Thursday of this week. The Ladies are respectfully
invited to call and examine the above.
Worcester Nov. 20. If DIV
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FOR SALE,

AzA A COTTAGE HOUSE, nearly new on salem-st
very desiable place for small family and will be
sold cheapa part of the purchase remain if desired
apply to WIN. A. DRAPER & co,
Aprli 20 Diff 35 Front Street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-29
NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS.

WORCESTER 10th month, l6th 1850.
A BRANCH Of l. CHASE q CO.'S OH. STORE in
IN WOonsocket, is open in this city No % FRONT
STREET. Their SPERM OIL for MACHINERY is pure,
and their BURNING OILS of the best quality and received
direct from New Bedford For reference read follow
ing certificate. ICHAB0D CHASE d co.
NOTICE.
The undersigned manufacturers, hereby certify that they
have used the Sperm Oil for Machinery sold by Ichabod
Chase q Co. of Woonsocket and feel warranted in saying
that it their highest expectations and cheeruly
recommend il to others.
DEXTER BALLoU g. Co.,
GEO. c. BALLoU,
SAML GREENE, Agt Woonsocket Co.
BATES & ARNOLD,
e. II. SPRAGuE, Agt Globe Mfg. Co.
A. ID. LOCKWOOD Il Co.,
Obs diff EDWARD HARRIS
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Boston and Worcester Railroad

La Es5 .:sssss:5zl c.
~ Y =
p % ~ ARRANGEMENT, con,mencing Or 1azo
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON as G ToIo :, lo2o'
Leave Worcester at s. 7sO& 1880 am $40 % NI
+" Milford at no q $50 pm,
Saxonvlle at ak g l.l9
Newton at ION and 49, 4-45
l at n, 81 l09 lam, H. 81 6 a 9s0 g
TRAINS FROM BOSTON leave AZ az fo ~ 10 Y'o
Milbury at 8 1000 ~''o' /, q o.3O pm
a" Milford at canaan
" Saxonviile at 600 $40 "
" Newton at 7d5 g To % n 4 10 -
prooklne al go? < 81 m, 1911, p, S. 6i& I0oO g
uJFor further particulars see Pathfinder r o;
Of dvtf ~ .rtI1 ~ IIlilWay Guide
u"u G.IWlCHELL, Sup't
Providence and Worcester Railroad
III GKs,T r7==zssz=-- ----- u'
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IVH ~ Urctster at Z Is and II am. and nm
Leave Providence at 7.45 and II 80 a M and 5on
nnAlNS eoNNECT at Mlyile with coaches for Stat ,
se anu dsohVlie; at Uxbridge with coaches for Mift
anu mendon AT Whitins with coaches for East Do,Dl
ana " hli syiei at Famums with coaches for rafon 90
ne, ~. - mage and Upton; at Worcester with trains
western H. Road and Norwich and w r. r. and w.
Gamma S MSsRua ~ At Waterford with trains OF Norfos
Passengers by the 745 train from Proyidencea con
IN New York. via New Haven, the same evening
passengers by the $50 p. NJ train from Providence a.
arrive at Springfield and Hartford the same EVENING van
Inc ll30 trains connect Worcester with the Evro
IRAN lor New York, which leaves Worcester nj p n
with trains for Boston, Taunton Fall River N RedGd
NJ train connects at Providence with the Bosto,
anu Y. steamboat train for New York '
GF TIE 7.45 and IL IN. trains do pot sion ,t rt,
u Inc 800 and p Nj. trains do not sion AZ Asbton -
Hamlet. ISAAC n SoIITItyii ri, a. a. nsntoh o.
Sept 25, 1885, I'M nnpe;
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Hats and Caps,
Notice TO Roardsrs.

1--WE or six Gentlemen Ladies' can find good board
and pleasant rooms, within three minutes wink from
ie ipsi Office by applying at this Office. Dec 2-dtf
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad.
Winter Arran cement.

lcss orr r::s::.ts;s..ss=s.- r-s=z.sz=s-7
$3.50 4.sasS
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Oa and after Or 1o5o
TRAINS

LA l&I :..;.;:s risssssssssss557 rsy4ysssssss-7
sH2sz -
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,,,ur rs Cents per Gallon.
~ labor Saving nrticle vet discovered 4,
bmnA,M1iKaNGToNs WASHING AMI ci 1rDgsteu y
manufactured and for sale as above by v
doce.,lao, Y. A. & h. HARRINGTON.
No. 50 Main street
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01
Postal Arranecmelt with Canada.

We understand that arrangements have been
made, though not yet formally ratified, by which,
on and after the 9th inst, mails between the Unit
ed States and Canada may be exchanged at the
following points. viz:
Oy THE SIDE or TIE IS1rED sTsrrs-At HUI
ron, Mich; Detroit, Nlch. Black Rock, y. 81;
Lewiston, II. r.; Youngstown, n. y; Rochester.
y. \; Cape Vincent, \. Y; 3Ioristown, \. Y;
Ogiensburgh \. y; Rouses Point, \. Y; Bur
ilnglon, Vermont; Derby Line Vermont.
oS TIE SIDE or CANADA-At Port Savina.
WINDSOR, ~ aterloo Queenstown, Niagara, Co5urg.
Kingston, Rockville, Prescott, 81 Johns Stan
stead.
Mails, by through bags, may be exchanged by
the following Offices. VIZ:
Buffalo. y. Y; Albany, n. Y; New York. n Y;
Boston, Mass
Toronto, Upper Canada; Kingston, do; Mont
real do
Between any Office in the United States mot
over three thousand miles from The Canada line
/ by the route selected) and any office in Canada
the postage on letter not exceeding half an ounce
IN weight is tea oe5lts. over three thousand miles
LVlthlu The United States) from tue line of cross
ias, fifteen rents. Eye-y additional hall ounce or
additional weigh, Of less than half ounce Is to b
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01

GEEEHAL LASn OfsIcr,
EtrreL 81 1881

EI4rll 81. ISL.
vs. X order tl+ .t.. 7.s..1 ..-. 80 f,....- =.
f,-.,, t., ..,- ~. e.,....-l.. = -. go,
555aty T.a55 81. ,er-..1 l.,.r.-. AMI III, 80
have b.s, ..,.,..3 II +f 7T.r-+,,- -, II ~
Omitted State. f..,,. IL, ,..rri.I ,,S ,l e,,-- IL
is.r,sa IL t4a (. .-....-.... H, -,-ll 81 r., i. -
,..I.. s. ,1-;..,, - -. ~ - - r.
itge 1f +t.- c.,--- 49, r.,lr,I 80. -.
services. anil ~ f5.s. 60, =, -. -. =. -
p..r.q .I ,,.1,rr5;.i,- ~, II, III -
ia. Ira.+s o- tI..- ir.-.,r mi -.-.,....,. -
Secretary N III. I,.t.~.,- I'LL. -
.ra.+ -.li.c 80, III -. !. In ....r i'll
pYasr I.n5s s..f-s i. 49,. - -
forward and fiji No. Ti.~l--...-- e,.
z-i-r tli-t,- - - s,.+..--,...
and il4.ro, ,.l..- r.--rs4 ,-+is -..e.i-
Act. of t.l Se.,+er4Iar l,f7 81, ne -, se,-.-s .I;
pre-e.Dt.ian RIGHTS ...8 7,~avert i-,ts-a-.-,lo h.
lie location of rA... warrant.
And that iii warrants -na be located ,r-r, tbs
land applied for ii subject Is private e,ft IN FL
.8 aIa.ca SrI ,-it.e,It ~, si5fi,-i. ~ -, ,.ls.L
f-. sad I7,1 - :.,--[-..l -. 80. - 49, t.
been =, fo-,-.f - -, -, ~ t
hands Of the Ilai tcers ~ EN- fl.rf15e,- T.
at The end OF thar ti,,,. -t.z-. IL mo- i,-- .e,,1
those locations with rre e~,rtior cIai57s - C.ir
wise. the warrants ,cII NJ r,.,,rr5 :, .f. 0ce
for 13tenf;na. 7+ r 49, +; s,,t, ,,+.-s,, ~
yFarran+eez r7,, loe.rs +ts,- ,.,---+z an .l,.-
own rra-ar,,r,+i.-, rigt.te Che he III - -
rls,--,le4 AMI ,Earsf - ,,--f.l.o 80 -. - %
March 1c-f. ,rl 49,. e., ;,.--Ll. -. ~
,f-o I...I 4 - 49, + -.i 80 ~
.- - -- ---'s n
- - f"5 II N-7,- '4- -.-'1A 1-'11 D'-
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01

charged as enc additional rate Pre- payment in
either country is optonal but less than tul
weight cannot be prepaid The postage on al
printed matter IS TO be prepaid or seat free 70 the
on beyond the line, either way. is be collected
by the receiving Office. The Offices of despatch
and receipt are TO post bills to each Other due
form; and United States despatch officers are in
stTucted TO keep regular accounts OF the mails
sent, separately from their ordinary accounts
he United states desP9tcL offices are to stamp
Latca Safes upon all letters sent to Canada :;
and the corresponding Canada Offices are 10 stamp
CaaadQ' on all letters sent into the United
States tor deliyery.-Reputic
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01
.zssz.-,...y-..-r~--,..-.s..s..

ing from FIVE hundred 10 a thousand. The
Office i now issuing between a thousand and
twelve hundred warrants a week but more
than eighteen months must elapse before the
claims on hand can be disposed Of, or matured
into tie form 1T warrants. TIE number Of
applications having increased SO far beyond
what was anticipated, IN order 70 satisfy the
public demand, additional force was asked Of
Congress, near the close of the late session
aed The request would doubtless have been
granted had il been made al an earlier period
If granted hereafter, the work vii If course
te accelerated, ard the tine IF its completion
shortened.
Singular misconceptions exist as TO the
Tlsrs necessary 10 execute the law. The rule
q Tie department Is that each claim shall he
aesed On III turn. or in the order In which it IS
received ard this rule has been rigldly and
Invariably enforced. 1t would be tedious
a4d unnecessary - describe tire process by
witch the claims are coudCeied. from their
frst reception and acknowledgment to the
final issuing IF tie warrants IN order TO
guard against im0osi ion, they are carefully
registered AID classified, and subjected 20
separate examination in different hands 10
advantage Ia any respect being gained by
hurried and iI-digeslej method OF proceed
ing. VITA all these precautions, errors VIII
uuaroidabiy occur; but means Will also 5e
employed 70 render them harmless.
All persons interested in the law, or desir-
leg information III regard to It, are requested
:, eddrcaa their communications directly 10
t-is Office, to which they are referred, If sent
t. any Of the Departments.
!. L. HEATH,
Commissioner Of Pensions.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01

Tie }eieaai IrteihreEcer of TUESDAY has
4. L 49,.

Tie National IntelIiSeneer Of Tuesday has
fbe - -:
5.taer private or pibIic Information is
b IA s.a "pon. another scheme of nnIaw-
te.I III. .nrc, 70 D. directed against the terri
Tory friendly Power, ia the 5rm Of an at
.emr Spoon Cuba. Is on foot. We have le,-
ter< .e,<, tse interior Of tieors a, stating the
depl .-e a & uumoer of persons for the Gulf
coast re.GioE to meet and organize some
Nle.a ~ the coast in tile lie ghborhood
Aralca.cola. Ne have .rom another point
Ia ths = me vicinity the subjoined more dis
tfuet sraeine-t o.the fact Of the departure OF
! coa- .ier-lIe body Of men from that point in
the - direction. We cannot doubt that
liz arthorHies Of the United States, Civil
al = 20 viii be on the lookout to prevent
or = r4s new attempt to dishouor this
Repais 81 i,s own estimation AID 10 tile opiu-
.on sl ) % the civilized world:
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01

FIRE-A cuIn BURNED TO pEATH.-\Ye ere
panied 70 leara from The FreepoH Democrat
that tie house q Nr Timothy Stout, IN that
place. took IRE abou, o'clock on the night
cf the 18Th inst, ard was totally Destroyed
The CHILDREN had all gone to BED, aud the f.
tier was severely burned in his efforts to save
them; he succeeded in rescuiag all bat one.
l.lle boy about six years o.o, ~aleh perish
- Ia tie faaaes.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

We again refer our readers to the advertisement
OF II G. FarreIs Arabian Lniment, which APP
pears in another column and By which you win
see it is highly recommended; ana This is not al
tho produces certificates OF those who have used
it and experienced is beneficial effects on their
own persons. The cures are certainly very re-
marlabie and at least the medicine is worthy Of
4 trial We advise all to go to the agent, who
Will furnish pamphlet gratis, containing many
valuable recipes for the treatment Of cattle sc re
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER
OHIO.
New York April "a.

New ! orr. AprlI 2.
The steamer Ohio. Capt schenck, from
Chagres, via New Orleans and Havana,
arrived here at7 o'clock this morning.
with 200 passengers and 100000 in gold
dust, $4,000 in specie, in freight
St Louis, April %.
There is now some 600 emigrants on
Quarantine Island. The city authorities
are determined upon rigid enforcement
Of the quarantine regulations. The health
Of the city is remarkably good During
the past week there were but 50 inter
ments IN the various cometaries
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01

\ letter in tAe-New Orleans DELTA, dated
Merida, Yucaian, March 10. states that
there IS 30 abatement of the war between
tie sayaces and whites which has so long
been wagins in that territory. Some four
teen thousand Yucatan soldiers were guar
ding the Gordon. while about tYeuty thou
sand Indian barbarians were on the opposite
side, eager for the fight. It is asserted that
there IS no probability Of the termination OF
these difficulties, 50 long as the English coz
tinue to furnish the Indians with munitions
Of war. Il Is stated as fact that they are
freely supplied with war implements at Bel
z'e' for tie plumber which they take from the
churches. General La Vega, of Mexican
war notor:ety, is soon to assume the com
nani Of the waites.-The writer predicts
the utter determination Of the Spanish race
ia Iucatan, ard that ultimat, y the territory
viii be possessed hy the British.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01
Great Fire in Grant Gul.

NEW ORLEANS, April I6.
a large Fire occurred in Grand Gulf Miss.
which consumed more than half tie town
Ten tLoasand bales Of cotton were consumed.
It IS supposed to have been caused from some
sparks isom steamboat
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01

SWITZERLAND

Adgices from Geneva state that the
Government Of the Canton las refused TO
ezpeL from its territory one numbered and
seyenty-fve French negroes. as was order
ed BIZ tine French Governments In what
way this refusal VIII be received by the
Government Of Louis Napoleon remains
yet mystery
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01

II anon, the sufferers at the recent fra at
Nevada iry, Messrs, Turner x Dumars, former
y Of tbs Place, are said to have lost $1,000
Also. lIardy Z Kelly, $1,000, ard Wra Thomas
8 COO; a-i from this village
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01

There IS very little news from England
The Russell ministry continue to be sus-
tanned in Parliament. The last vote on
the Assessed tax gave them a majority Of
l. The Protcceiouists are keeping their
eyes omen and hoping for an opportunity
Of getting ministry with Lord Stanley
at It's head The Queen has directed the
Archbishop Of orr. and the Suaracan
Bishops generally, to interpose their am
thority for the suppression Of certain R5-
mish ceremonies, practices ard tendencies.
ia tie various churches IF tic establish
meat Acting upon the Queens wishes
and couc,.atorF suggestions, the Arch
bishops and Bishops, with the exception
Of the Bishops Of Bamswell Exeter and
Winchester, have issued The circular Of a
very important character, when looks Ike
a determination. rs the tone Of the ad-
dresses is very decided, to put an et,ctual
end ID al Pop.sh innovations in tile
Church Of England Iu the House Of
Commons Of TUESDAY evening. tie 18th.
an inquiry was made respecting tie Amer
lean tariff Mr. Labouche replied that d
dispatch from SIR l.. Bulwer had anurised
tie government OF the passage Of bill
that will obyiatc the fraudulent mode Of
fixing al va,5ram duties on imported
goods
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01
ARREST CT NOTORIOJS CHAR
ACTERS.
Detroit. Anil ..

\ lost, dcprav5d and organized gang of
men, numbering from 80 to 10, have been
arrested in jackson county. Their sole
occupation was destroying property on the
Central Railroad, by placing Instructions
on the track, counterte.ting, horse steal
ing, burglary and robbery Among the
persons arrested are FIVE physicians, one
Judge and four constables.
The Depot at this place, lately burned
down, Is ascartained to have been fred by
one Of this gang
MASSACHUSETTS, SENATOR
ELECTED.
Boston. April 2f
Sumner, the Free Soil candidate. for
Senator was elected today
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01

ENTRs Session OF THE ILLINOIS LEGJsLA-
TrRE.-lt is said that Governor French Of TT.
has decided to call ;ho Legislature together
early in ]une, in accordance with an under
standing '.i.h the Cent. al Railroad Directors,
for the lrPtse Of amending The at relative
70 the lands granted for its coastruc ton, &c
So says gAe Chicago Journal.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01

From the Atlanta (Ga. )Intelligencer, Apr. I o.
Oue hundred and twenty enterprising-look-
ing young men took the Macon and Western
cars from this city this morning, bound pro-
iessedly for California. but ii is well under
stood here that their intended destination is
the island Of Cuba Several young men from
Atlanta joined the company before it left. 1t
IS perhaps, worthy of notice. ia this connec-
ton, chat half dozen boxes Of rifles We're
yesifdty morning shipped on tie Atlanta and
West Point railroad from this place
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01

- Thomas r. Benton. Jr. has been rec
iected Superintendent Of Public instruction in
Iowa.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01

II 1lr. Finley, agcut fgs lie Winne5a-
sees, has arrived at ST. Panl lie brought
sc >Fec.e fer Two payments of Indian annui-
Uss
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01

The settlers on public Lands are not protec-
ted IN tseif a'rroyements from the location Of
he new Warrants, unless their preeinPtion
declarations are filed with the Register Of the
Lard UHce.
The sc@e-~l papers in this Land DistrctwilI
please tjco The above as it may slye trouble
among settlers on the public lands
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01

FAlag.rLD LAND OrncE.-FTanois SPRING
or has been appointed Register OF the Land
Office Is Fairfield, Iowa, in place Of George
Wilson, resigned.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01

AwF"7.-Jenny Liud's concerto Madison,
Indiana, Mas giveniua pork-house! The man
who beUsa. out The proceeds of the concert
in advance lost $500 BY the speculation
Good cnaGeh for him.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01

Tna tlcrNsa QcFsr,oN.-The City Coun-
ri = Chicago b1vo fixed the license for sell
& I{sers ay wholesale, at the moderate sum
ST 5000.