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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-22
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.


We. had tbs satisfaction Of laying this
valuable document Before our readers on FIJI
day last, ia az Extra. simultaneously with
its delivery to he Legislature. 1t is docu-
meut Of much 5aterest and reflects great credit
upon the Governor. Notwithstanding the
short time the Governor has had since his
election 10 make hImssIf acquainted with the
affairs Of our State. his Message would indi-
cate that he has been no idle observer of State
matters and Si4te policy.
From the Reports Of the Treasurer and Sec
rotary Of State alluded to in the Message. il
would appear that the fiscal affairs of our
State are in very bad condition Over $685.
GOO Of indebtedness, and the Treasury with
ont dollar IN It's vaults! When our readers
call 10 miad the high taxes they have paid
for the few years past, they will be very apt
10 come "a tie conclusion that the money
matters Of orr State have been badly managed
The Governor recommends an examination
in TO the manner in which the Commissioners
have loaned the money drawn from the sale
ofSchool Lands, and we hope the Legislature
will see the matter thoroughly investigated.
The same recommendation is made in relation
% the manner in which the Board of Public
Works have expended the peoples money.
The advise Of the Governor in relation to
memoralizinr Congress, for survey and
sale Of the remaining Agricultural Lands in
the State; geological survey and examina-
lion Of 'he Mineral Lands; appropriations
for Rivers and Harbors; an Agricultural
Bureau, and obtaining ne free navigation Of
the St. Lawrence, will meet the approval of
entire State. ana We have no doubt will be
carried out by the unanimous vote of the Leg
islature.
The modification Of The Tariff. though much
needed and shat necessity clearly shown BY
the Cove nor, will not meet the appreciation
Of the free-trade democracy, yet We hope to
see some action in the matter before the close
of the Preseut session Of Congress.
The Fugitive Slave Law, meets the oppo-
sition Of the Governor. but while many differ
with him iG this particular, all will commend
him for the candid expression Of his honest
conviction.
The Bank question IS properly set before
the Legislature in the Message. No ire
sponsibIa = Wild Cat currency will find IA
vor with the Governor. We feel snre that no
bank charter VIII be granted in Wisconsin.
not founded mp uiGi b e,urj.y To the
hill-holder, while Mr.. Farwell fills the Cub
irrational chair.
The Educational and Agricultural interests
OF he Safe are properly brought before the
Legislature, radical change in the town and
county government and the establishment Of
an Emigraut Agency recommended, all Of
which are we'll set forth, and we hope will
meet the faror Of the Legislature.
The present rotten militia system Of our
State IS alluded 10, and We hope will be done
away with.
We have 10 farther room for remarks upon
the Message this week. but would recon-
mend it TO our readers as a able document, Of
which ali u.@y fre, proud We would say
to all, read it. ]; is plain, business like
document. which sers forth facts that all should
become acquainted with.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-22
C0nStaHtinODle.

a correspondent Of the St. Louis In
tcliigoncer. writing from Constantinople
gives the following description of the city
The city proper of Constantinople is
built IN the form Of triangle, one side
being on the sea of Marmora another ON
the harbor. and the third towards the in
terror. 1t IS entirely enclosed by a wall.
which on the land side was in triple line.
with bitches between. and towers at reg
uiar intervals, though now fast going to
decay These walls we're built bv the
Greeks. and are some fifteen miles around
The city has not extended itself at all.
inland, since its capture by the Turks
The harbor. called the Golden Horn. on
account Of its crooked shape. and the
wealth that floats upon its bosom. separ-
ates the city proper from the quarters of
Haskeny, kasSIm. Pasha and Galata-
Pcra being on the summit of the hill
above Gaiata The suburbs of the Capt.
tai may properly be considered as includ-
ing not only these quarters but also Scu-
tart. and all the villages on both sides of
the BosphOrus, for twelve miles mp. All
are included under one general police,
and all depend directly upon the city for
a support In fact. many Of the houses
IN these villages are occupied by persons
whose shops or places Of business. are in
the city proper, and who 60 back and
forth every day in the prosecution Of their
calling The whole population of Con
stantinoPIe and its suburbs must be some
what over one million Of souls. Half of
these are Mahommedans. and nearly two
hundred thousand Of the remainder may
be put down as Greeks. somewhat less as
Armenians, seventy thousand as Jews,
and the remainder are composed of other
Oriental nations and Franks.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-22
Quite a NnSS.

We learned while in Madison last week.
that Mr JAMESON, the new State Treas
urer. presented bonds which the Govern
or was unwilling to accept It appears
that the Treasurer elect procured a bond
and obtained the names Of several respon
sille citizens of Washington Co. as sure
tie He called at Milwaukee on his way
70 Madison, and by some means was in
duced to give 10 his first bond. and a new
one was got up by l. Blossom and others.
with an understanding that they should
name the person for Clerk. This bond
was rejected by Gov FarweIl, as INSULT
Gent security, and Mr. JAMESON obtained
additional names. when It was accepted
b. he Governor. and the Treasurer en-
tered upon the duties Of lis Office. with
NJ. Seaver as Clerk. instead Of Nr Al
ton. the one named by Blossom s Co
With this Mr. Blossom Is dissatisfied and
lie demanded the bond Of the Governor.
which he very properly refused TO deliver
70 him Blossom then had an injunction
served on the Governor to Get his name
of the bond. The Governor has issued q
special message to the Legislature setting
forth the facts in tie case, and asking
their adv;sement What tie end viii
show, we are unable to tell
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-22

AUSTRALIA lot of persons from Hun
gary. men and women, were brought to
Vienna on the 10th They included
Kossuth's sisters and some Hungarian
mobiles Austria cherishes the idea of
striking a severe blow against the com
merce of England, apparently hoping to
unite the chief continental countries in a
prohibitiye system against England
In Germany. the press is forbidden to
record events which occur in France in a
manner adverse to VI. Bonaparte.
In Austria and Hungary discomfort is
hourly increasing
At Vienna great anxiety was felt for
the news from the United States respect
ing the reception of Kossush.
There is increasing uueasiness Diplo-
matte quarters respecting the movements
Of Austrian troops near the Pc. who have
orders to advance upon Rome
1t is said that Prince Swartzenberg has
asked the Sariinian government to receive
an Austrian garrison in the Piedmontese
fortress.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-22
FIutter Of the Wounded.

Our remarks in relation to the Kossuth
hobby, upon which some men are so desir-
Gus to ride into notice. appear to disturb
orr neighbor Of the Milwaukee CONNER
rial Advertiser very much In a lengthy
article upon the subject. he takes occasion
70 boast Of much sympathy for the down
troddcn Of Europe" and accuses US Of
apathy and jealousy in the matter Ii
IS very evident that the Editor of the
Commercial wishes his readers to under
stand that the Democratic Party feels
much sympathy for the down-trodden
Of Europe" and that the reverse may be
said Of the Wing Party which IS is only
proof that We were correct in saying
that 2 certain class Of politicians were
preparing Kossuth hobby for the com
ing political campaign Now tie Com
mercial well knows that the Wing papers
manifest quite as much sympathy" for
the down-troddea Of other nations as do
those Of the opposite party, and 50 far as
relates to the Kossuth cause. many If
them are quite as enthusiastic as the Ed
itor Of the Commercial claims to be him
self Our remarks were as applicable TO
them as to any others We have said
nothing against Kossuth or his country.
and venture to say that we are as ready
to aid the down trodden of Europe as is
the Editor Of the Commercial We only
remarked that we were opposed to our
Government plunging itself Unnecessarily
into a protracted war. By taking up the
cause Of Hungary, aud endeavoring to es-
tablish her independence We have no
objection to Kossuth's obtaining money
aud volunteers in the United States. and
hope to see the day when the Iudepen-
dence Of Hungary. as well as other Eu-
roPean countries now groaning under the
chain Of despotism, may be Acknowledged
By all But as the Editor Of the Com
mercial appears to differ with US. in this
as IN other matters, we would ask him to
70 define his position, and let his readers
know what he thinks our Government
should do in the Kossuth matter. Per
haps he may be able to enlighten Presi-
Dent Fillmore as to his duty IN this as
vel IS other important matters. BY the
way, friend Hyer, are there any down
trodden. in other than European coun.
tries for whom you feel 70 sympathize p
if SO. why not espouse their cause as heart
ily as that Of Kossuth
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-22
The Dubuque claim Case

Contrary TO our expectation, and 10 our an
nouncement made few days since the Du-
huque Claim Case will not be argued at all
before the District Court. The heirs of Ju-
lien Dubuque claim title under a Spanish
grant and bring an action o eiecrment. TO
thus the defendant denurs, claiming title un-
der the United States. The question on the
demurrer involves the validity Of title and
will be decided by Judge Dyer without argu-
ment. and sill then % to the Supreme Court
Of the United States, where il viii be argu-
ed.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-22

Another scientific wonder! Important TO
dyspePtics.-Dr. J S. Houghton's Pepsin,
The True Digestive Fluid or Gastric Juice,
prepared from Rennet or the Fourth stom-
ach of tie Ok, after directions Of Baron Lie
big, the great Physiological Chemist, by J. S.
Houghton, NJ. D., Philadelphia. This is
truly a wonderful remedy for Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Complaint. Con
stitution, and Debility, curing after natures
own method, by natures own agent, the Gas
trio Juice. Pamhlers, containing scientific
evidence Of it value. furnished by agents gra-
lis. See notice among the medical adyer-
tIsements. vol + n 3gIv
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-22

NAvAL.-Oue Of the finest aud fastestsh
IN the worId-the United States slvyp, Ports
nou!h-now lying at anchor In our harbor,
presents most remarkable instance Of the
necessity OF Reorganization Of he Navv.-
A Commander and FIRST Lieutenant ordered
10 her have rendered their designations. be-
cause they do not trlnt To 70 10 sea. Another
Lieutenant, who has been for several years in
receipt Of full pay on shore duty, oas also
lately ordered 10 ms beautiful Graf He has,
We understand, been condemned by survey,
as unit tor Sea d. 3. Ne call public atten-
ton 70 these facts and suggest that some mem
Der OF Congress at the present session intro.
duce an order to the effect that all lazy and
disabled officers shall have charge of the shore
stations and fatten al public expense, while
the dangers g' The seruice shall be participated
In only by men whose lives have been pass
ed upon the ocean, uotwi hstaudjug their great
CT claim TO the public gratitude. - Boston
Atlas.
It is stated that similar phenomena were
exhibited IN Offering the new frigate St
Ltwreuce, which sailed from tins port Tor the
PacIEc.-[N. \. Jour. Com.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-22
EoEIDsy rRrGasErr.

state Of Wisconsin, Iowa County 80:
IN The matter Of The will and Testament Of Ioviday
lreRsskts late Of Iowa County, decreased,
Notice II hereby 2iyen Ilat r. rer hiss been FLED in
'he Probate nice, sad 10 be The Est will and testament
IF LovIdaY Trrgasks, asking PruJals, lar same 4
nearing viii be hsd and prbs taken IN relation theretB
~ ne next term o The guuly Court h huidau a. The
court Huus- in Mineral POINT, Tue Monday Il
February next. ard auv person Interested
may appear and contest The same. Dated Januafs a.
ieo&. PARLEY EATON.
[3Vxi] County Ju6y.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-22
hdil-0aI Meeting Al NaHkeSha.

The Commercial Advertiser of Wednesday
evening gives the following details Of the
Railroad salsa.tts at Waukesha and Alilwau.
Eee -
The meeting Of the stockholders Of the VI.
= VI. Ral0r.aa, he'd at Waukesha Yesterday.
called fU-ta considerable feeling and excite
menf.
An active controversy had grown out the
action Of portion of the Board of Directors
IN s-ard - Tie Chamberlain contract, which
led. We believe, 10 the displacement of Mr..
hubourn. aaa the election, by the Board of
Mr.. Ca'.iH as President of the COMPANY
This action was rePudiated BIZ Mr.. hilbourn
and his friends, and the election was to de-
else the claims ofthe contestants.
The election was warmly contested, and
each party maintained that their board of d.
rectors was elected. Members Of each partv
;hen >tarted for this city 10 take possession of
the books and effects Of the comDany-the
kllbourn party taking an extra train Of cars,
and the other coming in sleIghs-both ar
irving aI ise same time. The former entered
the office, ard found it strongly guarded
An active dispute then took place, In which
beth side we're somewhat injured. receiving
several blows on the head. and other bruises
Fine kii0ouun party al length got possession
Of par, Of he books, by the force Of superior
numbers, but the yaluabIes were rescued BIZ
a brilliant c0gp dc nam, and safely stored by
the other party.
\ reimbursement 10 both parties arrived in
the reguayfrain o'clock, last evening and a
new contest was expected. No action. how
ever. was laken, up 70 the hour Of going to
press.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-22
n
Witness TO the signature Of Merry Dougnerty,
N IA - zTxz

At Court Probate held At the Probate ONCE in the
village OF -hulsburgh, wItha for The county Of la
Fay etc, state Of Wise nsn the sixteenth day
JaAuAsy, IN the year Of i.,Td thnusand eight
hundred and or } to- upon the foregoing peulou.-
Ordered tnat the said Mary u0Us hefty no
to James e. DO CHERRY, Mary Dougherty
aud 10 ioZ-n DpigheTtJ, children and heirs
he sad deceased john tougher b the CUR
dian guardians of said eirs and ca dre0 re served
with p of Sad petit on Ia laIs order Ihereon "a
days previous TO the first Monday Ia Mar and 10
ait Others Interested, By causing copy petton
With tns order thereon - pub shed for TIRES success
sive weeks in tbs IscOnsIB Tibune, 8 eeky news.
paper printed al neral Point ia the county of Iowa in
State ghst they aud every Of them appear 81
Probate Cou't, 70 D" he d al The Probate flee the vii
Of -huilsburph said county Of I.srL etfe on The
6rs Monday in she month vi March next and show cause
# any they have, Why The prayer of the petitioner
should not be granted.
Ley LANES u. KNOMI.T0N. Intna
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-22
PROTECTION FIRE Ann MAXINE
INSURAN nee &C lEpAsX

The undersigned agent for hf old and well essbshrd
ins tuition CONTINUES % iss1e Policies Of INSURANCE
against los or mage By Fire, also against the hazards
msrue in and OeaioBs The current rates
prenniCu charged by other responsible psnIes
All claims Tor loss, under P cjrs Issued by urdsT
sign. & ill he promptly adjusted pas5 - the gen
ersi gent OF the Company, heated Cincinnati The
cs- paid by this Company il The Western County, do-
II z the lss. 25 years, exceeded S2.tG90s9.
SAM CRAWFORD, Agent
Mineral Point, Jan. & 1852 IL l@
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-22
WkEgLY E0TICEg,

Spinal affections, paralysis, palsy. nervous
diseases. rheumatism, sc. that have resisted
the skill of the bes, physicians for years can
be speedily and permanently cured by the new
and great Arabian remedy called II. G. Far
rsEs .3rabiqn Linimenf excellent, also, for
GUS, burns, sprains, bruises. bites of insects
reptiles, &c. and is the best horse medicine
ever discovered.
See advertisement. xiii.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-22
EsTATE % IsAaC ". nARNAI.-

ItIIIt q faNoII-I'I'
Daniel a. parnpll, sdmntraur % the etiete a base
B. DarDai has fled his p-LitlOD ia The County s Erg-
ing for license Ia sell all much r. al estate
said deceased viii be sufficient tn f,.y re debts
Notice - hereby given thst final h-erI e y D. Re had
upon said DeLon at the next Hf ulEiy Court,
- BE- hIen Court tiousc Nine Point on the
irs- Monday Of F. brusry cex'. hi uneTs any PER
sun teresiRo may appear sid shOy v h the
prayer of the petitioner should rot ran ed Iss5d
January ?, ie5s. PAR1 ~ EATON,
It-4w County Judge.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-22
TAKEN Up

by the subscriber residing about two and half miles
NoTh Of Mineral Point. end bsrrriItsvn Steers
and 2rhlFtkS marked a- follows tAa H-I'rr- ard one
af the steers old spring. She other ems d
mex sTug- one Of The Steers has erupued No
MAJ - on the others, h.ie- ard steer WIN hue n.
ces the other hstfer mixed ard sle One ar v,
mem lie backed The largest steer Is hruad hCrnsd
The owner is requested To cali prove r,ertv nv
charges aud take them away.
WILLIAM MITCHELL.
January ;. 1889 ma
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-22

~ At the late election held in Massachu-
sets the question Of calling "A convention to
revise the constitution Of that State was sub
United 10 the people with the following result.
For tie Convention 6O.9Si; against il. G6,
0l6. 1t Is understood tina many cItIzrns vo-
TED against the proposition under tue belief
tia the iegIa uFe had the constitutional right
cali convention FOR the purpose indicated.
dud tney feared f-r5tatIou cf the scenes en-
acted la Rhode Island some few wears AGO.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-22

The correspondent of the Commercial Ad- |
vertiser states that the u. 5. Minister was
the only diplomatist that did not attend Louis
Napolen's soiree, aad that he does not yet
formally recognize the present Government.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-22
Rsgister,s Office. .NineraL Print. J

December ., I55I.
CIRCULAR -SettIers upon the public lands
after the extinguishnent Of the Indi an Title,
ana before the surveys, are entitled 10 the
right ofpre-emption by virtue Of thar settle
ments. After tie survey, three months time
IS allowed to file their decIaratory statements;
the time of settlements. and the proper des-
criptlon of the lands must be mentioned. and
Pro-emptors complying IN all these particulars
with the requirements Of the presumption act
of 1911.
G. II SLAUGHTER, Register.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-22
estate sofsN Ntpps.l.

NLaTe OF WIec, nsn. Iowa I0untF, g
Amssa Cobb, HIstraJor s. 5ous non Of the Estate
oiJuhn Nipple, h-s dtd iu ihe County Cuur his Tef,
praying Tor license 20 sell all much of tile r- estate
OF said deces- - viii be sufficient pay the tiebs
hoc- Is hereby given that iIuat henri viii De- bg8
o"h sara pen"n AZ the next term 81 thtt uunfy Curt
10 be holden a. the Cont Huuse Ntr-rs POM on ne
tr5t Monday of February next. wheu ard where any
person Interested may sPpear and show came nv lie
pre-! or Of the petitioner should NOT bs Vr1nted 49,
FARLEY BATON, younts Judge,
Dated Jah1sIy 18th, Iej2. r4wT
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-22
For the Tribune.


LINES
addressed to yosug LAZY the JeirO:Hed Of a
Jir Pine
All me! ] do remember well,
fair young girl, her name was Nell.
So bithe and joyous, gay and free
As ever bird OF song may be.
Oft would she MARBLE sweetest song,
In happy strains her notes prolong.
An yes my futtering heart but tells,
Her image in my memory dwels.
Bot now alas, is flown my bird;
BY other ears her song is heard.
Bat what most greves this heart Of mine,
Shesighs, and sings with Mr. p.
But 60 fair charmer choose number
TO thrill the soul Of Mr.. - LUMBER;
Wait not the coming Of fragrant flowers,
Bul make thee nest in EVER GREEN
bowers.
Build it in some shady grove,
Beneath whose bonghs young love ray rove.
Where LIsPING PINES and murmuring
rills,
The heart with love and rapture thrills.
y. V. b.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-22
THE TRIBUNE.
Mineral Point, January % 1852.
Newspapers TO the Legislature.

We send this number of the Tribune
TO several of the members of our State
Legislature Should they feel disposed
TO become subscribers for the session, we
should be very happy TO continue 10 send
it; if not they will please send back the
present number, directed to the WiScon-
sin Tribune
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-22
STATE Of Wisconsin. 3
'!rCuit CUiIrl low 3 County. f,
James Z. Freeman

James E Freeman
In Ehsucprv for tbs F1rarlo-
Albert " PArris, and sure sf NtrtrsAp.
Ssrsh EGZzbeJh P4rris-
appearing 90 the Count Ia she above entitled csuse
L that the biii dled I'm fbe Clerks DEce Of esd
County the SIh day OF December. a. = 1851. ihzs
Subpoena issued thereon te dAyretlrnz 5s
ON thr 2lh ds' of she Aforesaid and said
subpoena having returned iH.o said clerks uics
more than ten days previous % ssi twentieth day u
december aforesaid, endured by TIE Sheriff that the
teiendents could not Be found laid county; and il
appearing further ny the RtHdaY Of RddlecuTus
Of Counsel r said paiusHt shat ndaRts are
ont 81 the stste Of Wisconsin and b. found .ners-
Ia upoD proper enquiry the set 40 ia this
daHi appearing 10 satisfaction Dc true u a
Jered That said ie!endents sPear aud pead
denlur TO com 1ia'nAu-'s bid in the above cause
or before the 3th daN If March a u. loj that
order be published within tsFCn DAYS Com Jats
herpO' IN the Wisconsin TuDuuH, HeesiF newspaper
publ shed a. Mineral Point. IN sad lows CunIv TOR SIX
weeks su"cessiyeiy, est once in each eek before
the expiration ~ This order.
D-sed this 9th day Of December. A D 1851.
hUHIiMER 81 JACKSON,
Circuit Judge.
L lanes Huichison, Clerk az said Court do hereby
certify The above be copy Of the order made 81
our said Court. in the above entitled cause As the same
remains OF record on NE IN mn erlcs
htesI, JAMES WT r'HfSgN, Clerk
y bw Circuit out Iowa County, Wis.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-22

I~The keokukians have had charity
Ball recently for the benefit Of the poor which
realized the snug sum Of S254, whatever we
may think of the Bail, the object for which it
was got up is good one and worthy of imi-
tatIon in some way So as to accomplish SINH
liar results.-Dubuque Herald
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-22
TAX IN TP.

Ry the subscriber. residing the town or Waldvick.
lows counF, "tsconrin The 18th day # De bar
ID l-5l, four stray CALVES. One pided uli enc ,es-
nid, pldt uvif'r Id one red heihsr tine
back year cd SD 5rindlU heifor en-, year
old No artfhctsi marks brgBds either Of t, n.
Inc over s requested 20 CALI prove property, pay char
yes ard take THEN aWay.
WILLIAM BATNAE
Tadwick, December Is Is-I 70 ~
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-22

II Several persons were killed IN n.
York city on the 18th inst, in couse-
quence of false alarm of fire. causing a
panic similar to the one which happened
at the school house in Greenwich Avenue
a few weeks since.