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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25
Illinois Central Railroad.


II we are 10 credis the latest reports, this
road is 10 be built from Freeport to Galena,
with but little delay. The Company, al last,
appears to be aroused to a sense Of their own
interests, as we'll as the wants Of the West.
Telegraphic Despatch was received at
Galena last week, from IL. BOWLING and +.
b. WAsHBURNE, Esqs., now in New York,
stating that the road is 10 be built from Free.
port 20 Galena, Immediately, and that propo-
sails are TO be received on the 29th for shat
object. Col. Mason was to start for Illinois
last week, TO push the work ahead vigor-
ously.
The receipt of this intelligence in Galena,
from SO reliable a source, caused, as well it
might, one general burst of rejoicing. Too
long, already, have this Company suffered
this great work TO be delayed We trust
that this information may prove correct, and
from our knowledge Of the character Of the
gentlemen from whom the information Is de-
rived we have no doubt the assurance is given
in good faith and that the work will be speed
lily accomplished. We hope our GaIena
friends, and in fact the whole West may not
be compelled to suffer another disaDpoiut-
ment. The interests Of the Company. the
wants of very large Portion Of rich and fer
tile country, and justice to our Galena friends,
demand the completion of this great enterprise
without further unnecessary delay. We say
let il be done, we'll done, and speedily done.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

q The following letter will be of interest
to settlers on the Menomonee purchase. We
hope the federal officers will make a final
decision on this subject some time or other.
The last one, we suppose, is good so long as
II is the last:
REGISTERS OFFICE,
Green Bay, March ?, 1852.
l.. VAN SLYcK, Esq,
Portage City,
Sir have just now received
from washington instructions from Mr.. Spaul-
ding not to receive or file any more decIara-
tons of presumption on the Indian land at
Present-as the Commissioner of the General
Land Office has decided that the Indian title
IS not extinguished before the LIST June next,
Please circulate the news.
Respectfully. yours truly.
SAMUEL RYAN, Clerk.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25
THE TRIBUNE.
Mineral Point, March %, 1852.
CONCERT

The LITTLE BAILEY's' are to give their
second and last Concert at the Court
House this "wednesday evening. They
are highly spoken of by al who have
witnessed their performances. The Mad
ison papers set them down as 4 No. i
Their performance last night was first
best. Don't fail to be there. See ADV.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

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"A heFeoy given that the undersigned. sdr,iris.e Is
&c 60HtS H05' of the estate OF James Richards
Solhty OF Iowa, deceased by virtue of license ne
ouI1s Court o. The County Of Iowa, sitting az pm ne
Court viii sell az public auction, az the frnt oos'e
gay OF April 1859, az ten O'Clock A. NJ of ssid 1eIa
ieiloWlng described real estate, 20 wit: all the S ne
.le interest ana estate 4 the said James Richards
time OF his death, in and 10 part OF ont I 81 The
hundred and seventy-seven I'D known as ne es, b me
OF loi number three 81 and the west half OF III t
Iour a. being hfty-Ye feet in front, on spruce sta
feet IN width IN the rear, situate in b
ise OF mineral Point, in said county OF iowa snd 49,
me same property conveyed 70 said james RicbsrT
Joseph Jones and wits, by deed bearing date ne 81
Aprli $50 and recorded in the Office OF tbe n
bteds Of Iowa county, IN Book l., page I23 To
Dated al Mineral Point, this nth day Of March s55
JOHN MILTON, Admir-
&c gvtS ron OF The estate of JOhE Richards deceased
IN Z .
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25
DunkIrk. March IL

UuUhITk, March IT.
The night express train from New York
ran off the track about IL miles below Han
cock, throwing three cars down the bank of
the Delaware rirer, declivity of 80 feet leav-
ing them bouom-side upwards. The cars
were considerably damaged, but fortunately.
no lives were lost.
Several persons injured. but none seriously.
The accident was caused by broken rail,
and occurred about - o'clock last night, and
detained the train about II hours.
The break in the Bufdlo and State Line
Railroad is 50 far repaired that the train pass
ed west this evening.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25
.l-iw FARLEY EATON, County Judge.
ESrArE OF oREEN y. MINOR.
Iowa County Court.
" s. To Nav Term. a u. 1880

Iowa County ( To Nay Term, A. D., 1852
n the matter Of the petition OF Hugh Muir, fled In
the County Court praying decree Of said Court com
polling the administrators Of the estate Of Orrn Minor
deed 10 said petitioner tbe south quarter OF the
north west quarter dissection eleven Town eleven, range
eight east, containing Forty Of land. in pursuan
of title bond 81 med by abe said J. Minor in his
Be-fime, dated the 24sh day of May, A. D.. lS43:
Notice is hereby given the Administrators OF the
ate of oFrin Minor the heirs az law, and all persons
interested, That final hearing viii be had upon sad
petition at the next term Of te County Court ia and o,
the County Of Iowa, % be holden the Court House
the TCwn Of Mineral Point in SAID county, the first
NUndsy of Nav next then and there 90 show why
Che pras OF the petitioner should not be granted.
Dated March iOth- }-53.
n2I-Ew PARLEN EATON. C.ountr Judre
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25
EeTATE d oEsEsIN J. vIINoR.
iowa DOunty Court,
To MAY TarFu- A ID IgSl

state Of Wisconsin, Iowa County Court,
iowa County, IS, To May Term, A. ID i, 1889.
In the matter of the petition OF AMI W Comfort fled
IN County Court, praying decree Of said con-
polling the administrators Of the estate of Orrn Minor
10 deed said petitioner the undivided half part
Of the north quarter Of section fourteen, Eve
two east ping and berg IN said County, in pu
susHCe OF title bond, signed b. The said prrin ;. Minor
in his lifetime, dEted the slh day q October, 1885,
Notice is hereby given to the Administrators ofthe
81 Orrin Minor, tha heirs a. law and all persons
interested, thst final airing viii be had upon said
tiitun the next term Of the County Court in snd E
the County Of IOaa to DE huldsn 81 the Court House
the Town OF Mineral Point, M said County, tie first
Mond of May next Ihau and there 70 show Why
the prayer Of the petitioner should net be granted.
Dated March 10, 1852.
n23-Gw FARLEY EATON, County Judge
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT PoRT WAs1I1NG-
roN.-This morning fire broke out in
the Post Office Block. that consumed the
entire block and contents. Three other
buildings and their contents were entirely
destroyed, viz: the Store of Mr.. Law
renee, Store of Mr. kildock, and Boot
and Shoe Store. Loss in all about 500
600, partly insured. 1t is supposed to
have been the work of an ircendiarv.-
Daily Wis
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY imparts
vgor to vital action, and relieves the system by
pening the pores Of the skin,and promoting the secretion
Of mucous matter It's action is sudorhc, sedave and
expecorant, by opening the pores alaying irritation
and by rendering the expulsion of matter easy
Those who take the Baiser will feel immediate relief
from the dist essing iratons that accompany affections
of the respiratory organs The pores have been closed
the BaIsam opens them. The lungs suffer from irritation
the irritation is soothed the pulse is violent sBd fever
ish, they soened, and the membrane is re
lieved of its engagement with rapdy and ease. Ali by
the Of this delightful remedy.
See advertise ment in smother column. r2m19
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25
GREAT SPRING sFDCzz az DRUGS.
II NEHH4IE IL d

NEvUOIESALE Dealer in Drugs snd Medicines, has
We Just received and has in VERY large stock OF
Drugs Medicines, mcas- Paints Gls, Narushcs and
Dye sus, BrOnzes Window Glass Put Glassware, Per
fumery fine Soaps fine hair. tooth and nail Brushes paint
and hte wash Brushes shoe Brushes Hacking SUrg
cal instruments, Gold and Tin Foil pure Wines &c for
Medical purposes Spices, Snus. field and garden Seeds
Fancy Articles, superior Inks, Letter Paper Gold and
Steel Pens.
This is the oldest Drug establish ment North
River PLY sCians and merchants will always find at
this House.
FRCSH AND UNADUITFRATED MEDICINES,
and of the First quality Purchasers re invited 20 exam
inc Uur stock, now complete, and wehelieve cur
prizes will continue TO be Satisfactory TO ali who may
trade wih
Y. Z. ca h and the highest market prices given
Flax and Timothy Seed Saffron, SAGE and SIENNA.
February To- l152. n22-3w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25
EsrATE "a rEEOlIAs IEEDDELL.
2 Iowa County Court,
( To May Term. 1852.

State Of Wisconsin,, Iowa County Court,
Iowa Couuty,-ss. To May Term, 1852
William 7. Philips. the surviving Administrator oFthe
Estate Thomas Ridde. deceased has fled in he Pro-
Office petition praying for license TO sell a-
much Of the real Of said deCeadas win be sufficient
pay the debts and Of Administration and also,
further lime be granted TO him. 10 close his said Ad-
ministrati0n ard set le the afaITs of said Estate
Notice Is hereby given. 70 the heirs at law and all per
sons interested that final hearing viii be he'd upon said
petition the Term OF the Uunty Court, and
for County Of Iowa, he holden at the Court House,
in Mineral Point, the fret Monday of May next when
and where they may appear and show cause why the
prayer OF the PETITIONER should not be granted.
FARLEY EATON. County Judge.
Dated the 23rd day of March, A. d 1852. n22-4w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25
ESTATE OF EDWARDJ.NU

S o. Wisconsin, Iowa County Court
Notice is hereby given to The heirs at law OF I'd.
ward j. Sutnd apersons interested that the Admins
traitor has fled his petition praying license TO sell the
west hiatt Of the north quarter of section four town
four, east in said County, much thereof
will be sufficient % pay the debts and costs Of Admin.
istratiOH final hearing will b had upon said re-
ton at the next Term Of the County Court be holden
the Court House in The TOWN of Mineral Point in said
County, on the first Monday Of May next, when and
where you may appear and contest the same.
Dated March 10Th, 1852
n2l-lw FARLEY EAT0N. County Indra
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

DANIEL WEBsrER.-It is an interesting
fact, as well as a singular coincidence, that
Great Britain in her diplomatic relations
with all other nations, during the last cen
fury and half, has never apozQgj1ed but
twice, and each time to the United States.
and when Daniel Webster was Secretary
of State-Mn Journal
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25
Darlington Mills

The attentions Of our readers is invited to
the advertisement of Messrs. Keep & Lynde
in cur columns to-day. These Mills are said
TO produce superior quality Of flour, and we
trust that the enter Using proprietors may
meet liberal reward for their exeTtions to
benefit the community.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25
Boston. March s.

y o.
The Revenue officer having in charge the
British ship America, which arrived at this
port yesterday, discovered, last evening, be-
w cen and 550O0 worth of lace goods, which
had been illegally taken from the steamer for
the purpose Of smuggling The goods were
found secreted in a wagon among the dirty
linen of the ship on its way to the laundry
The goods are of rich and costly description
The America has been seized by the order
Of the collector.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

"a 4 German residing about 10 miles from
this place, while out hunting on Saturday, is
supposed to have accdently shot himself
He was found yesterday with the top of his
head blown off, the charge having entered at
the temnle=R irer inns
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25
PRRSPEfEErs-
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

The GALE AND FREsHEr.--The wind. which
had been blowing for the last ten days from
the east, suddenly shifted to the W. SW. on
Saturday afternoon, and has bIowcd a gale
ever since. The strong wind has driven the
ice in the lake from the shore, aud the warm
rain on Friday and Saturday broke up the ice
in the river, and there is now nothing to pre-
vent the boats from commencing their regular
trips. The Walkers Point Bridge has been
much damaged by the high water, and is now
impossible. MenomoUee bridge is also down,
and there IS no way for teams from the south
TO come across. About forty feet OF the dam.
across the river in the upper part Of the city.
has been carried away; also the new bridge
at Humboldt, tiree miles north is demolished.
The roads are in ho-rid condition, and the
mails from the west are, in consequence, de-
layeG -1ihcaukea Journal
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

rs Circuit Court, lows county, Wis.
Nose- If. Strong.
virtue of writ Of f6ri facas issued out Of As
Office OF the Clerk Of tie Circuit Court il and ff
county Of Iowa. State Wisconsin, in the above
titled cause, and O. me directed and jyered against tie
goods chatels, lands and uf The above
cd defendant have this day levied upon and seized the
following described real estate, the property Of tie
above named defendant, vlz Lots No. l. . 3 T. s. :,
g. @, 90 and H. in block no 81 in hat part of The
Of Mineral Point known Strong Duty, 0Iei and Bur
nett5 addition 20 said town In the county of Iowa and
State Of Wisconsin, and shall expose public yeBdue
% the highest bidder Tor cash. all The right title and In
teres the above named defendant had in and the SAID
real estate the25th day Of April A. ID. 1873,
time at the front door 81 The Court House in The
Town of Mineral Point, Saturday, the 9th Day q
March. A ID. iS52 between the hours OF nine o'clock
and four O'clock p. NJ Of said day, satisfy said vh
and costs.
RICHARD : VIVIAN, sheriff
SherjFs 0f7ca, Mineral Point February glh, 1852.
WAslBUENz * WooDHANs Att'ys for Prf. nl6 6F'
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

MoURNFUL CAsUALITY.-A little son of
Mr.. Flint, of the town of Freedom, in this
county, came to his death on the 10th ult,
in sad and singular way His brother
was rolling logs down bluff, when the lit
tie boy ran behind log to see it roll, and
slipping fell over it, and the log passed
over his body, causing almost instant
death. The deceased was about five years
Of age=BarabOo Standard.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

More than two hundred thousand cases OF various dis
eases have been cured within the last twelve months by
that great edcine, II. G. FsrreIPs Celebrated Ara
biun Lioment Nothing perhaps, since the creation of
world has been successful external remedy for
all nervous diseases, this wonderful curative When
applied, it nsantaneousy difuses itself through the en-
tire system soothing the irrsed nerves. aaying palms,
and creating most delightful sensation. Try it and you
win never regret it, See advertisements 10
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25
NEE GRIsr- 1EELL "a nARLENGroN.

(CENIRE OF IAFAl LIiE COJNTY.)
THIS Mil in operation, d furnished with All
L the Machinery necessary to Manufacture FLOUR
Of the first quality We have excellent and Eperenced
Nters, eDd have ebundHut supply of water
customers fro distance may ordiHaE y depend upon
having heir work done with very little delay Having
great expense erected Bill Of the very best class
respectfully solicit a fair trial of its merits.
~ FRESH FOUR in large or small quantities viii
be kept for sale at all times.
KEEP & LYNDE.
narlineton, March L. 1859. = w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

Boar STRUCK.-The Galena Gazette learns
that the Caleb Cope struck on the lower Rap
ids on Monday last, though drawing at the
time but 20 inches of water.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

O. The keokuk Packet Company are
building steamer, with which they expect to
make the trip from Rock Island to Galena and
back in day.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

NE BOARD OF AUDITORS Of the Tow, o,,,
al Point, VIII meet 81 the Office ~ ~ = " Miner.
On tuesday The Both day March inst at which Cerk
place All persons having accounts sgans ~ lAe and
an pmcers having settlements % make ar n,sRd
DC present, wish their statements made nt esled 10
iorm. All 10 I'D OVERsEERS are expected - proper
PaLea oT nnai settlement as well all Town s Pre-
Statutes 80 map y, r On page ~, Reviss9
'oS- IHOS- :. ALLEN 's'l
March I6, 1851 AO"h Clerk.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

THE MU>IcL WoRLD-The Prospec-
tus of this popular Periodical viii be
found IN our columns to day. Better
judges Of music than ourselves, pronounce
the Music in this paper, worth far more
than the subscription price for a year
The Musical World is receiving en-
comiums from the Press, both secular
and religious, throughout the country
Call and see a specimen.
"THE PlcK."-The first number of spicy
littlo weekly, published at No. d, Ann
street, New y ork. by JosEPH \. SoovILLF.
is on our table. 1t IS devoted TO Fun, Comic
dollar per annum, in advance To our fun
loving readers. we say-talle the Pick. lis a
suTe-a sovereign remedy for the blues. Mr.
Picks illustrations are some, they are. VIII
Mr. Pick please exchange.
YoUrH's CABINEr.-The March number O.
this valuable Magazine for Y outh, is received
As The Editor of the Cabinet Is now on
tour through Europe, for the purpose OF gath
ering curiosites and wonders for publication
we feel confident that those who subscribe 70
the Cabinet, viii find it very valuable peri
odical. Terms, 81 per annum.
n We are requested 10 say that Mr.
WILLIAM SINS, Of Laporte, Indiana, a Medium
Of the Spirit Rappings, will be IN town soon
He il now operating al the American House
Madison.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

ACCIDENT. Mr.. a Weatherbee, OF
Shullsburg was severely injured, on We'd
nesday last, by falling into a mineral shaft
to the depth of y feet His right shout
der was dislocated, his right leg broken,
and bis left ancle and instep badly crush
ed His physicians think he VIII recover.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

~ We are told that when the jury came
in with their verdict of . Not Guilty. the
Judge looked at the paper FIVE minutes stead
lily, then eyed the jury sternly and said,-
Gentlemen of the jury, is this your verdict J!
Foreman Yes, your honor
Judge All | have to say, if it is so, is,
may God have mercy on your consciences.
Amen.-Free Dem.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25
State Agricultural Snriefr

BY the Politeness Of the Corresponding
Secretary, we have before Us list of the
State Agricultural Society for 1852, to be
awarded at the Annual Fair, to be held at Mil
waukee on the 6, :, and 8th Of October next.
The premium list foots up over 81 500, which,
when we take into consideration the fact that
the Society has received no aid from any other
source than its members, may justly be term
cd a . magnificent list" We have not room
for the list at present, but may copy some Por-
ton hereafter.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

ANOTHER REroLUTIoNARY SOLDER Gone
Died N Stafford. Orange Co., Vt, on the l 9th
ult., Mr.. Elias Carpenter, in the 9Ist year OF
his age, father of J. s, w. s. and Charles
Carpenter. OF Glen's Fails, n. Y. He served
the three last years of the Revolution was
the first Aole lean soldier that entered the
City Of New \ ork at the evacuation OF the
British, which occurred Nov. %, 1893.
~ a beautiful copper boarding barge has
been placed in the rotunda Of the Capitol.
which attracts much attention. 1t is placed
there that the members Of Congress and the
heads Of Departments may the better examine
a specimen Of the boat row being so gener-
ally adopted ~ the Government.
FREE TRADE WITH CANADA.-The Montre-
al Board of trade have sent an urgent memo
rial to the governor general, in opposition to
American reciprocity. 4 commercial union
. is recommended 10 obtain entire free trade
with the United States by adopting the A
merican tariff.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

NAVIGATION OPES on LAKE ERIE-We
learn from Mr. Goodrich, the Agent, that
navigation is open on Lake Erie, The
steamer Ocean will leave Detroit for
Cleveland and Erie. on Friday. the 18th
inst, and the Caspian will follow her OF
Saturday.-Daily Wis.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

IL There has never perhaps been medicine
before the public so well deserving their conf
dence and patronage as flyers Cherry Pectoral-
No family should be without it, and those who
have usedituever Will. See advertisement. FEB.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

~ J IL Waggouer, late the senior
editor of tie Baraboo Standard, has re
tired from the editorial department of
that paper Itisn now conducted BY Ness
rs. Davis Y Clarke
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25
LAND OFFICE. MINERAL =
Mar
PUBLIC LAND SAEP

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN tbat in =
distinctions from tue Commissioner Of ne ee Of
section Of the Act Of Congress anrrfI- I oy the 81
i we shall proceed g offer st public sale " angus
% Aprll next at this Office The following ne lz
uEiC Lana, 10 wit: the north west ouzrt- Sact Of
NUMBER Ohe'1ognshp three north OF range no section
-, g. II. SLAUGHTER. Reg No. ohe west.
zOtds CAH'S l.. STEPHENSON p.