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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-19
$50. ARRANGEMENT FOE TEE SEASON. 10
1859

1852. ARRANGEMENT FOR TIE SEASON. 1869
TUESDAY PACKET.
For Jeferson City, Rocheport, BoonpilIe Glasgow,
and Brunswick, Missouri Rir.r
.GSH The entirely new and ele-
gantly finished steamer MAR
SSsf 1E33.,y,-szssY THA JEWETT, VIM. C..
ASS.A Jewett, commander. will COM
nence her regular weekly trips, in the above trade,
IN the opening Of navigation. Leaving st. Louis
very Tuesday al O'Clock, p. NJ, and arrive at
brnnswick. on Thursday, p NJ. Returning she
VIII leave Brunswick on Friday at 6 o'clock, A. NJ.
md Glasgow at II o'clock NJ, and be at Arrow
ROCK, Boonve, and Rocheport same day--on Sat-
irday at M. Vernon, Providence Nashville, Mar
ms Landing, Marion, Claysville, Mouth Cedar,
Jefferson city, Mouth Usage, Cote Sansdessien,
Shepley's, Smiths Landing, ST. Aubert, Portland,
l.outre Island, Hermann, Pitzer's, Pinkney, New
mans; Lnck's, Washington, South Point, Point La
oardie and Augusta, and arrive in St Louis on Sum-
lay.
Capt. Jewett embraces the present opportunity
Of returning his sincere thanks to his numerous pat
rons upon the Missouri, for the very liberal pat
onaSe extended 10 him since the loss Of the Rotrena,
md assures them that every effort, on the part of
lis officers and himself, shall be made to merit a
continuance. Our motto shall be kindness and &C.
omnodaton 10 all. His new packet, built ex-
1ressy for the trade, combines strength and spetd,
Elegance and light draught For freight or passals
apply on board, or 70
n Wall, ST. Louis,
Spotswood & Parker. Providence,
Taylor & Jackman, Rocheport,
Ha rs sv & Robbins Glasgow,
West & McAshanc, Brunswick.
February II, 1S52-ds
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-19
G. 0. WAGNER'S
CONFECTIONERY & BAKERY.

CONFECTIONERY & BAKERY,
(Next door to Chile's Old Corner,)
ITa.er S., Gllsgo,r. Mo.
THHE subscriber respectfully announces that he
l. is prepared at the shortest notice, to fill or
doris for cakes of every description, for
Wedding Occasions. Social Parties,
or Family use. His stock of plain and fancy
candy is complete, and embraces, in part
CriInpeG Candies.
Peppermint, Lemon,
Cinnamon, Cream, Rose, Glove, &c.
Lumps.
Peppermint, large & small Cinnamon,
Cream Flat Lemon.
Drops.
Peppermint, Victoria,
Acidulated Lemon, Rose.
Fancy Candies.
Star Vanilla Cream, Flat Lemon, (clear)
Sugar plums, assorted. Sugar & burnt almonds
Bloomer& aniseed comfts Rock, different colored
Plain and Gilt French Kisses; all kinds Lozenges
large ard small CorIucopis., &c. sc.
All of which will be carefully packed, and de-
livered any where in the city, or promptly forwar'
ded 10 neighboring towns. G. o. WAGNER.
Glasgow Jan 10, 1852
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-19
DIR. III. WALKER,

OFFERS his professional services to the citizens
~ of the place and vicinity.
GF- Office at DR.. Hend9rson's Drug Store, and
resiuence at the Glasgow House, at one of which
places he can always be found, when not profess
ionaly absent
Glasgow, Jan 10, 1852
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-19
Come and See

sugar.
> n Hhds Strictly Prime in store and for sale low
wv by janis J. S. THOMSON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-19
Highly Important to Cash Purchasers
CITY CLOTHING STORE.

O. Job work, of Every Description, sxs-
cuted neatly andPrompty, at this Once.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-19
Ready Made Clothing, Jewelry, Boots,
Shoes, Family Groceries, &c,

In short, every article the wants of the country call
for. will be found at establishment, very cheap.
,Ey" The highest prices paid for Dried Fruit,
AJAX seed, sc.
CT We solicit call
GREENABAUM & BARTH.
Fayette, Nov. 6, 1851
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-19
40. d. PERRY, THO, J. BARrHoLow.
PERRY & BARTROLOW.

pED CoRDs-lo dozen Hemp bed Cords,
ID 10 do do Pow lines for
sale by Sept. a. PERRY & BARTHoLoW'
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-12
rop.E4lE eCFs0Ot. "a ua->

yHS0WN-S series or Sesders, Towns Spei.er aI1 -
er. eide key Grammar aUd LEus1efl ? fhle--
e.. pablished iu blaine and New York by -anoofn 4
Carter. be bad Of Cn4s- y q ee0rg6 r r fsoh' 7
Psstzeviila where schools. traders o. Hdivid1sis es
supplied 70 any ErD0aut. Many advantages VIII p y.
ged from tsee Readers, on account ~ the Histories
ornatiCn they Contain and atordiug tes.ar -3-
=tsEdng of Eat AZ resd. are has been tlken y
CLAN bv naCs, 81 the DCtiCm Uf each Iagz al lIl
.p-us4 Ei-trricgl Eud classical E'lGviuns aud ply
names These buoks are wen Beurd. and paT5lc-.
ia second saG h readers the pfiBl . very p-alI
ron The rxge-i-. we nave mad lis teae nrgt Ee n1l q.
Young scholars learn tnsr lessons easier std are 7.
ini rested 10 these Ee3deEs and Sp5eIs LhAn Al. 90
We have ever uee3.
Alth7rgh Towns Res1ers snd Spele-s cost p 2 =
than others HCua have cost. we Ril furnish Z. n w.
neasls e. tae sculrasu orice o. otner sehgoi cozs
CFfAS. ". 4 GEO 2. F5ANf.s
P1s,tavi1c. Februayv 5sb, ASA - RI -
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-12

STAGE AccIDENT.-The Platteville A
merican says, as the Galena Stage was
coming down the hill on the South side Of
the Block House Branch, on Wednesday
morning last, the horses became unmana-
geabIe and ran away There were sever
al passengers on the coach at the time and
but one "a Lady, much injured. The dri-
yer stuck to the reins until the coach
struck the bridge, when the bridge when
the horses diseugaged themselves throw
ing and carrying him some go or 20 feet
before he touched the ground The lady
was considerably bruised The driver
was injured seriously. but not fatally
The wonder is that he was not instantly
killed All blame is attributed to Vi
cious horse.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-12

THaT DoG-It is related IN the Wis
consin that during the recent Railroad af-
fray in that city, one Of the hilb1urn par
ty who had grabbed part of the books
with which he was retreating down stairs.
was seized by a bull de-. aud compelled
TO drop the spoils We nominate that
dog for the President Of the Company
lie was an honest dog. and the company
cannot 30 better than secure MS services
Dem. Standard
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-12
For the Tribune.

Mrsses Bliss s CHANEY If there
5 In the whole catalogue Of mean and
contemplate things, one that over-rides
another. it Is q cowardly and dastardiy
attack upon an absent adversary, and
shat too when the absent person has no
possible opportunity to defend himself
from the shafts Of studied miSreDrese1ta-
tiou. anI riuFlefzre maeroLcnce - | say
this would seem to embrace the whole
range of Ineauness, especially when exer-
cisco ard welded by an individual who
has Lad tie experience Of three-score
years in the macs Of Theology, and the
tricks Of tic Law But when we come
ID super add to the above qualities and
practices, the attempt 20 palm off upon
popular audience. principles and sayings
eugeulcrcd in a mind dogmatically con
tract-5 and narrowed down to the dlnen
sion of enc idea, t. relieve himself from
an unpleasant and ridiculous position, as
the principles and sayings Of truly dis
tingui~hed Gc0logsst and orthodox Di
vine. I think liz may well be said to be
e. for treason. sJratagam and spo..s >" ~
MINERAL PoI1T.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-12
BMaaLo. ian. 20,


The execution of Hiram Eui.-l,erioeLpr fer
tie murder X. E.cEner. on ib., 20-h Of jan.
1851. ta#,, MACE in he isif ward in t.f. c.,,-
t.-dav. Tie vas visited AZ lu ea-Iv hour b.
Rev. Or. Taomps-u, Rev. Or. Chester, Rev.
Dr. Robv and several Other ministers. Iii.
mind ar1e3raJ easy ha entered win ENERGY
nm tine r,.l.rira aze-ef.es. and seemed tn owe
,1..a -,ta-.ti,, =, Isl. ....-ft,.,I. .,lgis.-s a.
,.,..- n r,cIr,l, gb,,,t ICs .,r..s had assa,,-
HE. In the id; ,7r5 r, ,,,tr.se ,.3s ,,ar,,i..r
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10 C-o9ni III sscs,,Ts.jI,,, = fi,rh + ,,.ar5-
ar sTa,s The fran d,,. or dr,6 ,,.as o,,,,.-
size tha Jail n was ra,,f nr nv ronas a-slvn
,;.-a.,, ,E.r,,crb he MI and r7ta f,s, r..
-I b.,,.l.. ,f7.,. f ri ,.cias of The sg..f7,.f9-
i.r.
Tha 1ro, fsV rror the -r,ti;ner NJ the rcra
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An i,.rrs...e r--.,.,.,,s, If ,a,-,fa had a..
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aoro
no Di.,r;,t A,.,r,oz, Williams arrival
Ia t,s-f,,,,,ir,.tss =, t.,...-a and lIirgrsl =,
me >S1s-lT rb. ca-til-,a.a ,r,ha G:o.yar,,,- =.
carr, am rf,s gsr.e...ca ,f,bs I.., A. ,n-se
riirI,as rast twelve he rrocassi7n novel
from The arisan +, fbe sc2ffIfd. The nrisauer
v.aIked with +. ir.,,.sfen between Sheriff Farm.
ham and Da-,rfr Sheriff Hulbot
He was clad In . ,-bire s.-ord over his o--
binary spit III 5Is.l. clothes WIKI 5oots ami
-,lb55rs over ,l,ar, I'D y ,rbi,e ca,. ~, he
I'D nj - 81, - -
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-12

TIE MARQUETTE TRAGEDy.-John J
Shouts has been examined on the charge
numbering John Laha and held to bail in
the sum Of $500 1t seems from the tes-
timony taken before tie examination
which was had at Strong's Landing. and
continued three days, that Shants had
purchased claim On the Indian lands,
0uilta house. and cleared ana cropped five
OF SIX acres. While on @ journey 10 Hi
no.s to remove lis mother and sister to his
new house. LaGe took possession Of tie
house. and refused TO surrender it upon
the return of Shonts Hence the dificuI-
ties. which ultimately resulted in the
shooting Of Labe -Wa-erto-u Chronicle
If the boats on the Erie Canal. five
thousand and fifteen in number were p.a-
cCd I'M line, they would reach from Albany
to Utica, q distance Of ejght7-tlree miles
The distance achieved by this enormous
fleet. - one year.is eleven million Of miles.
equal 6 three thousand SIX hundred vev-
ages across the Atlantic-transu0
more than three millions of tons. which is
twenty six times the quantity carried bv
the railroads which run along the banks Of
the canal, twenty thousand tons. would
require two thousand cars loaded to their
utmost extremity The value. iu money.
Of the property transported by the canal
~ 1850, was one hundred and f-tT-siz
millions of dollars.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-12
THE TRIBUNE.
Mineral Point, February u, 1852.
Wisconsin legislature.

The Joint Resolutions expressing sym
ratlv for Smith OBricn auJ his as~aci-
ates. returned by the Governor, on ae-
count Of language that would terd to
iniure rather than promote the object
proposed. are the cause Of much waste
Of ti8c in both houses The object Il
these resolutions was II express symFa-
thy for. ard promote the liberation Of the
patriotic O'Br;cn ard lis associates in
exile The resolutions declared that tie
ErellsL Law attached a stain 81 l.saaH-
OF to their names. far loving der native
land" For this reason. the Governor re
turned i for further consideration. cz-
pressing most fully ara warmly lis sym
pathias with the object contemplated aud
a desire to advance the tru,y humane
purpose Of the resolutions \ resolution
PASSED the Assembly. zzna4jmgtelu ne
kaowled-iug Tie Justice II tie objections
IF tie Governor, bat I'll tls Senate n spir-
tied debate crsuej the democratic men :
hers insisting t5at the exocasi.e lad nc
rieat to return, or to veto resolution 9t
tie kind and they would no- iast.-y or
sustain Inn iu i'll ii was f-a'iv G.sr
81 Is Mr.. Dean Offering Hew resolution,
.2rcef-y 81 tI.r To the one tAe Governor
objected 1, w.th tie ze.. r.o@ o5 tic last
section. rctaest.ng lie Secretary q State
d ~
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-12
Fatal AfraE.
dtdt anu
Madison. Indiana. Jan. 3.

AldulSOE. Indiana, JAM -.
NJ. c. Carbon. editor of the Madison Cour-
Ter, was stabbed this afternoon, in places,
by Hamilton Hibbs, which proved mortal
He leaves a wife and three children to mourn
his unhappy end.
The principal cause Of this melancholy oc-
eurence, was bitter feeling Of animosity,
which has existed between two factions ofthe
democratic party. Mr.. Carbon leading cue
Of them, and Senator Bright the other. Mr..
iibbs. being a personal friend of Senator
Bright. espOused his cause. The ARRAY &C.
Cured In front Of the Courier office.
Washington, Jan. %.
SENATE.-The resolution offered by Mr.
Cass, yesterday, was debated at length and
finally laid on tive table.
Mr. Foote'S compromise resolutions were
then taken up and debated until the Senate
adjourned. A great DAVIS work .
HOUSE-fhe amendments 10 the Next
can Indemnity bin were rejected.
The Committee Of the Whole reported a
bin appropriatiuE $4,000 for the relief Of the
Lopez prisoners in Spain, which was adopted.
Pittsburgh. Jan. 90.
The Gazette has been authorized To DENY
statements that The Sublime Porte protested
against the return Of kossUth to England
When the United States first demanded the
liberation, the Sultan did not Yield, because
be believed kossuth's liberation was to be
effected on condition Of going 10 America
The Sultan declared that would protect
hossuth against enemies as long as in his de-
miniens. That when he left Turkey he should
be free to 60 where he pleased,
The Hon. u. Denny TX. NJ. c., more re-
Gently President Of the Pittsburgh and S.eu-
beHvIIle r. X, died this a. N. Of a lingering
disease.
Stean5o2t DisastCF~-GFGat Loss Of Life AMI
Property
Memphis, Jan. IS.
The steamboat De VIII Clinton, from New
Orleans, and bound FIR Pittsburgh, struck
snag eight miles below this city. on the 9th.
about four o'clock In the afternoon. and sunk
ia about two minutes after striking, in fifteen
feet Of water.
All on board. except one fireman and the
officers. were lost.
The books and papers were saved.
The number lostis setimated from 25 to 30.
The boat and cargo IS total loss, both Of
which were insured al Pittsburgh
New York. Feb. 4.
TIE steamship Ohio arrived this morning
ftnm Chagres January 22d, Havana on the
Both.
Spanish steamer ferdinand Decanto. from
Chagres, arrived at Havana the morning the
Ohio left.
The steamer Philadelphia sailed Tor San
Juan and Chagres from New Orleans, and
was al Havana when the Ohio sailed.
The Georgia was passed Is miles out side
Of Moro Castle.
The Ohio brought !67 passengers, and
S220,00o, ostiy in their hands
The Empire city from New Orleans via,
Havana IS coming up the river now.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-12

at u minutes past , the cord was cut, the
drop fell, and the body fell his neck ap-
peared TO be instantly broken. The muscles
were contracted.
After hanging the usual time the body was
cut down and placed in coffin, and delivered
to his friends
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-12

TIE MAINE LIQUoH LAw-The ben
afciaI operations Of the Maine liquor law
is strlEi0gly exhibited in the criminal
statistics Of some Of the large towns of
that State In Portland, the number Of
commitments to JAIL during the seven
months ending Dee. 81. 1850. was Ig2-
During the same months Of 1851. excIu
s.ve of the commitments for selling liquor.
the number was 50. Decrease under the
new law. 1903
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-12

SUGAR IN January Mrs s \. Walk
er. Of this town, has sent US 4 small cake
Of maple sugar, made on the 30th ult from
sap caught the day previously. Sugar in
January IS q novelty we believe, even in
Wisconsin, But eleven DAYS previously.
The thermometer was down to p degrees
below zero -Watertcwn Chronicle
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-12

Another scientific wonder! Im,,.
dyspeptics.-Dr. ] s. Houghton's D..
The True Digestive Fluid or CASE. =,
prepared from Rennct, or the Fourth :.
ach Of the Ok. after directions Of P
big, the great Physiological Chemist. h.
Houghton, NJ. D., PhilPdelphia. NJ.
truly wonderful remedy for IB5.-...
Dyspepsia, Jaundice. Liver Complain. G..
stitution and Debility, curing after B,,r..
own method, by natures own agent. He
trio Juice. Pamhiets, containing sci,-s
evidence OF Il value, furnished BY aqer,z -
lis. See notice among the medical AL.
tisements. void 40,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-12
s UTuGNt>Ess 1EOii,> sAE5..- sg...

a Dflff = : z z / : f5'i3 , = E5G.s = Tu.-7
"a harecy given ihal the undersigned. Ad-ias +
lor 20 .e estate d J4h. AtcHInssl, tscea ed, ~
Fiii sell % Public Auction. 20 the Court EoRfe l i
ftea a. alnere Point, On he 2sta day OF FeBrlsrs
a. one o'cl.cE 3. s. re gaiiugIrF described via
situated m taeral fcirt, 20 .t---ilfs NJ z, zli
$50, 500, = ~. 49, e, ig-, -5S !f3. 2 81 =
"a %, q - 2 y aEa 81, az ia BrackeH and I.
addition 20 said town. Terms % sale, Cash.
- 4 EiaI-E LEE. 49, =.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-12

y There has never perhaps been a medicine
before the public 50 well deserving their conf
lence and patronage IS flyers Cherry Peet0ral.-
No family should be without il, and those who
have uzealtnever viii See advertisement. FEB.
Y Who that has suffered with that most tor
menting Of all things, corns, but viii hail with
JOY the great -frz5ian Linimsnt! If perzevered
n, It never fails 70 cure, and is just as good for
almost al diseases which require an external ap-
plcations and for animals, 10 medicine ever dis
covered has proved 50 eficacious as Z G. Far
reils .3Tz5iaa Liaio.eHt See advertisement Nv
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-12
Arrival Of The PFOmetheus.
ork, Jan. 80.

NV I OF n I0IIs 0Wa
The Prometheus steamer arrived to-day
from San Juan. She left there on the I9Jh,
and left the United States steamer Saranac
aud Sloop Of War ALBANY in that port anu the
English Steamer Arrogant and Brig Express.
She brings 900 passenge $, and 100000 gold
dust on freight, and 100000 in hands Of
plssenEeEs.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-12

Z .'tR ~AiE--A first rale MULE. seven 5aars G.
good -iZg AID as perfectly genie rs j. CyHr.s-.
With The nature o. i'se sriL.i. ANY Dgrss E'.ls
Daiiiorula hy ha us eFiaJd route, wuud 5ll l'5 g
yicea0le cemI gaion. ELquue 81 this CH-c-- % q :
Eau's Foaud- ~ CaEsIEE PIE,
Mineral Frtnt Feb. Ig12 n5-I
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-12

ANOTHER l>TERoCEAEIc PRoJECT.-The
New York Tribune says that company is
forming in New \ ork 70 undertaken earnest,
the construction of a Canal 10 connect the At
Iautic with the Pacific, By a new and more
Southern Route. The company is strled the
Atrato Interoceanjc Canal Company. The
Arato route IS the most southern Of those
proposed for water Communication between
Tie two oceans. II commences at The very
root of the Isthmus. where the bay Of Ura6a
opens the way l1i0 the mouth Of the Atrato.
Tins is a fine stream, a50a, $50 miles ia
length, with very straight course and gentle
current. and a depth Of : 10 Il faet, according
to the season. i rises in swamp, which,
on The southwest sends uut tie San Juan
whose course FIR about 60 miles brings il 10
tie Pac,ac, and where il forms one Of The
best harbor5 ku7wa. Jill Jour.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-12
Very esCectfullv.
G. II. SLAUGHTER.

WISCONSIN HAanoRs MIR Dotv. rep
resentatiye from this district. has intro
daced into congress a bill making the fol
lowing appropriations for harbors in this
state Wat Chron
LIST For buoving and making the chan
mel the head Of Green Bay, at the mouth
Of Neeuah river. $1,000
ID. For removing the b9ra at themouth
Of Manitouwoc river a.d the improvement
Of the harbor. $4,000.
Sd For the improvement Of the Larbor
at She5ovEan. at the mouth &c Sheb9ygan
river. 100000
18th. For the improvement Of the har-
Dor at Ozaukce, at the mou h of Sank riv-
er. $1,000
9Th. For the improvement Of the har-
Dor at Milwaukee, and opening another
channel from the lake into Milwaukee riv
er. according to the surveys. $50 GOO
9th. For the improvement Of the har-
Dor at Racine. SO 600
9TH. For the improvement of the bar
Dor at KenOsha. $1,000
[The Prometbeus steamer arrived
at New York from San Juan on tie 3Osh
ult- She left at that place, on the l9ch.
the Z. S. steamer Saranac, the British
sloop- of-war Algant and brig Express
She brings 500 passengers, 100000 in
gold dust on freight, and 100000 in
hands Of passengers.
|It is said that Mr.. Webster Is pre-
pairing an urgent letter to Mr.. Lawrence,
for the release Of Smith O'Briea and his
companions
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-12

u Al fire occurred in New York on the morn
inc Of Jan. %, destroying property worth 100.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-12

O. The extensive White and Red Lead.
Oil and Cider Vinegar Factories Of Messrs.
Conklng, Wood & Co., in Cincinnati, was
burned on the 22d at. Loss S30, 600; insur-
ed for sI2. 500.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-12

u One hundred cats were part of a cargo
cta vessel which sailed from Boston lastweek
to- California. We have heard Of different
lines Of ships and steamers, but never until
now Of the fetne
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-12
TELEGRlpHIc DESPATCHES.



NJ NeN ON 'all'
ne ilefaia states t,d1 i mas received re-
lL'oie iHtoIhat'oh max NaeAiC' VIII never con
l''h 'he ieHaun'ePec l'e"tt' ouI 'hat l"e
government mas sent a co"siuefao'e oooy u
troops 10 prevent me i'aiifoau ON pahy rom
prosecuting Iheir reconnaissance
Lancaster, Pa, Jan. %.
The Christiara case.-The grand Jury dis
charred all the Drisopars in this case this
morning. bv refisinu 10 find bills AGAINST
them.
Washington. Jan. %.
The most as+,,,4ioor and conclusive avi-
da,.oa bas 49,, -,caivad ~ tba ~tsta Da,art-
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ta,t ha,t-i-,, C.rJror -,
srIr,e 81 al 10 haal,s s7J ,,ol.re-s -
500 n6o - f--',e-;ss M case rC.-,as ~,
81 = 80 49, !, l,nrf ,,bar tt.s o-o,,err,,.s,t
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-12

The following communication from Col. c.
n. Slaughter to His Eyerllency. tie Gov
crn0r, and By him yesterday transmitted 10
the Assembly. cannot fail to arrest public at
tcntion. 1t seems that the selections are in
such shape that no attention can be paid 10
then-and that the expenditure of some -. =
300 for plats, at IS each. was wholly un-
necessary. as it was the duty Of the Secretary
Of the Interior to furnish them on application.
Measures should be at once taken to make a
legal selection of the lands, and, also, 10 re-
cover back the money expended without war
rant or authority.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-12

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B7ratGa .SarSsrg CAD - E)7uFT. .fsts EcsG Err.
IOWA TytnTF- WISCONSIN,,
gzgZ = 2 q s o. iHs. RIO his friends E1d fto -
~ q > public reHrrai'g naL he CsH E4rl'E eiz
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-12

FoR CAlIroENlA--Ta rush 10 California
ifru ,hss region will be greater than anv ems
season heretofore. We have done an we
could 10 dlssa7te our friends fram ,rusfing to
the chance ofmaking fortunes iu California
bu, without effect. The fever had Sci
upon their understanding, and through that
faculty their mind is entirely controlled.
DuJnnue HeraM.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-02-12
Posr OFFICE PoErR7.-rhe following is .

lost UFFl-E PUETKT.-Ihc foIIowir- Is !
copy Of the saPerscrip,ion Of a letter which
passed through The Philadelphia Post Oaice,
some days since:
Dear Juc5s sam
Alex, F. Swander IS the boy
That [ do wish 10 see. sir,
lie lives way out in Illinois,
He's Justice Of the Peace" sir;
II " Moline City he'll be found.
IT'S u" Rock Island County"
Ard if getthere safe and sound.
Why, you'll receive your bounty.