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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-08-07

WiscoNsIN-A correspondent of the St
Louis Republican speaks thus of the political
prospects in Wisconsin:
"Set down Wisconsin sure three thousand
majority for Scott. ! have never known since
ls4O, such a storm of enthusiasm from all
classes as this nomination calls forth. The
leaders of the Loco party are left in perfect
dismay at the enthusiasm this nomination calls
from the masses-and in their perpexity ar.
que. that all is due to the Democrats for bis
fame and celebrity"
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-08-07
New York, July goth.
ty very we'll

TROUBLES IL AFR1cA-Dates from the
Cape Of Good Hope Of June 10th, speak of
outrages and murders-no safety for life
An army of Caffres 1000 strong, in the noun
tains. descended for plunder. The colonists
we've selling their possessions and emigrating
to Australia. General Cnschearl was sbout
making general onslaught on the Caffres'
stronghold 81 Caffre women spies captured
BY English.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-08-07
Fg+ A Demoerat a. ,bis rI.cs vso ..r,.d

R A Democrat Of this place who served
under Gen. Scott in the war Of 1912, called on
US last Tuesday, and stated that he substanti.
ates every word that has been published in re-
gard to Scott's kindness and regard for the sick
soldier. and also says, he was good physi
cian too; he kept constant, personal watch
over the commissioners department, TO see
that the soldiers had good, " holesome food.
Defiance Banner.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-08-07
DOwnlngvlIIs Ratification, at last.


DO#nhgVAlie EaAihc3nOh' ~ iaS''
DowNIEGvTIAE. STATE OF MAINE. July 20. 81.
NR. GA1Es &SEAroN,
wAan,Saror Seat Of CONGRESS.
skz r.. o.. E7-,..,,. w. .d.
ny DAAn ~. o.o -. :. .h., % bnrJ =
Out faliiy 1' iss' out - "nS "'1 -
Joo rs Il was lor me tar1.io'. s.I oo'
nominate ana l IN aFa'a '"e WIS ,'I: u.
amt owe. yet: i"r nHcte soSAua s"aAeS ,h I'S
ueau aau .1y S " ,Le, - :" ~, III no NJ
.ess snant pear, peswee" Sou anu me- .,;I No =,
y. se 800! o.;,s W. = I'll. Tash,.,s fssIn.
us s.e"s aasen ~ III. - H." .,d "an
,en' P'..i0". -, 60 - baxo !,
= ~i1ays 'ei' "ne'fle' "e "'e so"S II .
salr OF .oui gooo ways ane&u M oo Tns s.1 :
nc siaAes y ne "s1u W. - -.
soug4 sPsa o ~easng WI % IIua g Inh"", n
rom Dslslino'e, says = 1Nl,,; 80,
you Sos ny ses'el . Tue ne" a"s "eo'' o'1"
Jou Auu 1,.. Sa1S NC i, D.,
eii, - g'I'' M. We uo Hia1 ous. st', Pa ~.
W" ~. NHo" 49, - !.
Cle yushu1' nav .,.is NY uouo' 49," ~
.s..'Z " e uou Gu NJ D: 'n.' y. H. r.
4la..on ..e y ue'l; I 'elce .H Pus t"o s.,
ctaslc party on IT'S legS ag'n' Hno give - " n"e
essrt L;.a =
oncls sos1ua iopAea up 10 @ a. aa =,
Yulzz.eab ana ssys me- ~ "4s y" .s.s.g s g"H !,
.dp,es .e IUnso nnaTna",oS AID ,ben h. ,ho1gb,
So"es - 1"eAP PeS;eI IN 1"'...s;n,, -. L;s sn5,n,
=. 49, 49, ..tIa .nd 49,, 60 noti,;o
on .ne sao'e' auu I.un 0"y Ho' i
anu .nsn ne 19Dseu IP aSa.", S"u 9,, ~
s!ot' UAo !" Gs.."e %, 9
J1e.iss0ne JssIgs name I4 Is II, = .bou -,
.,r9 GIO,s s.I IGSn Ensns,;1 S p;ar.s If Nv
4aaa.k;sa 4s,a1 = : p'"9' - "4A''" '''so' y
% "G;snraI ?.nI Fr.ntEn pierce If New H,mu.
.l;.s 5 = - -, ~. ~. an,u - NJ af,.
SHIRE, Is : .t = says t ne wen now aalor, S;9 are
Idr od SUI aisn s hoss @ - ,bs R.l,;no1. ~ Con~ar
s;as.s 10y p''s !" 'e'A :" '-e D'4o
@Yes.n saws |. arm as sure of il asI am
there IS such person as Uncle Joshua Down
ming. To make al! sure II it and ne mistake,
- 4 a
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-08-07

Ey That General Scott possesses the els.
ment of strength will not be denied, and that
he will be elected President of the United
States. is felt TO be fixed fact even By
Democrats Gen. Scott is not the man to be-
defeated: he knows not what defeat is he
cant be beat and the Demoer.s "feel this IN
their bones. = Knoxville Register
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-08-07

A party of the Puebla Indians visited the ST.
Louis theatre ON Monday night. on the occas-
ion of the benefit of Mrs Howard During
the performance. one threw on the stage to
the BENEFICIARY silver ornament, which he
took from his breast, and subsequently anoth-
er cast at her feet beautifully worked pair
of Indian moccasins
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-08-07

ALI THE INTELL1GENcE.-A late number
of the London illustrated News says the
Democrats refused to nominate Rufus King
fo- the Vice Presidency. 1t says also that Al
bany contributed $500 to the Kossuth Fund,
while the State Of Ne1O England forked
over $1,000!
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-08-07

why does not the Union remember the Lon
don Times? Why does it not inform its
readers that the Times hailed the nomination
of Pierce with perfect gust of enthusiasm
on account of his we'll known hostility to the
protection OF American labor. Wash Rep.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-08-07

Locoroco PkAorIcn.-since the present
board hare had charge Of the State House,
they have given a contract for the iron work
amounting to over fifteen thotisand dollars. to
a tOcofoce directory of the Penitefftiary-
without any public notice. and most of it With
out anv pretence at competition, SO far as can
be learned. 70. S. Journal;
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-08-07

OkE DIsADs1NrAeE OF GEN. Sc6ff.-A Ten
nessee paper says: "Gen. Pierce has o1e
advantage over Gen. Scott. Gen. Pillow tes-
ti6es that Gen. Pierce served a,lder me- (Pii-
low( iii Mexico. Alas, poor Scott; he never
bad that honor.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-08-07

The FEELING IN ALABAMA-The North
Alabamian, Whig paper, speaking of the
reception given to the nomination of Scott
and Graham in that State. says: $50 far all
looks we'll. No campaign within our recollec-
ton has opened SO fatteriDgly."
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-08-07

Too BAD.-The following toast was given
at Tiftin a short time since :-"The Tiffin Hook
and Ladder Company. may it ever be ike an
old niaidS al@ays ready, but never wanted"
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-08-07

The young Wings of New York held
Mass Meeting on the evening of the 26th
inst. on Thompkin's square. About $4,000
were present, and mos: enthusiastic spirit
was man nifested. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01
Semok 0aloss.

Ce,-F!rI S2 60 leaish s.. hk; 800 ishisS "a
DO; aS 100 DO. sbk 1900 Resdss o. 70 ss 10 sssses
Iehsh Navieseon. 40 10 reonsZtsasis R.iirosd. 10
aci'Ss s Board:-sS Resass e. 70 - ss! 5000 de-
leland b5 l0 Second RoardS7 Reading Mcetss,c s..
~ olA Ss rennsylssai. S. 81 ooo do eSs Ss Lshi q
g. 'G interest on Sly: 5000 Lehsh Ga 81 40 shares
Schuyit Nasisossen interest M IS Union Csna Pro-
ferred Bpc 30; 20 ceunsvania RsLoad b5wn 4s 20 do
m % sehuylkiIi Navisa'ise. i2 20 do b6 I'M SLshi
76 80 Girard Rank l.,{ After Board-S2ooO City Rail-
road &c. 20 l07 10 PtanterS Bank Tennessee To-
BALTIMORE May 29Stock Board O00 Baltimore and
Ohio Rarosd Donds. 80 9S Gao do 67 9 GOO Maryland
Sterling 3d. 105; shares Farmers Ne rhants Bank 49,
90 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 76 80 York and Cumter
land Railroad, timo, 2lH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01
Died


On Monday morning. May 81 at half past O'clock OF
conumption JAMES TooH native Of county Derry Ire
land aged AZ years.
His treOds and relatives respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral from his late residence 50 Greenwich
street. to morrow afternoon, at o'clock
foughkeepie papers please copy.
On Monday morning May 81, after lingering Illness
Mrs. CArHEKfNn SELIcR wife Of Robert Sele,k aged 68
yrerr-
The friends and acquaintance OF the family arc re-
specially invited to attend her funeral. from her late
residence. IS Amiy street. this afternoon, at O'clock
without further invitation.
On Thursday morning May q. Mrs. LOIS WmKEa
after lingering Illness Of disease of the heart widow OF
tho late David Price aged So yenrs and 10 months.
Friday, May q.
Norwak lConnccticut) papers please copy.
On Monday, May 81 after short illness, JAMES
months.
The relatives and friends of the family requested
attend his funcr from the residence of his parents 1911
West Sixteenth street. this afternoon at O'clock with
out further invitation
On board ship Commonwealth. off scily Islands Lands
End, England JOHN WILLIAMS Of New York, native Of
Norway. u seaman. aged 6S years.
At Atlanta, Georgia. Monday, May FL. Rev. BgNJA-
s. ANDERSON late editor of the Christian nteRgeacer
published at Atlanta.
On Sunday, May 80, at 122 st. Marks place. JAM MA
eldest daughter Of James Brown Magruth OF the
city Of Limerick Ireland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01
BROOKLYN City Intelligence.


Thrown FROM CARNAGE AND KrLLEp-Yestcrday af-
terncon gtntlemau named yelling, residing at Plat
busb L. t. accidentally killed by being thrown from
his carriage while riding down Prospect Hill The horses
appears against post and deceased pitched
out In front striking his head upon the ground. Nr
w was formerly engaged in the brokerage business In
New York.
MORTALITY ~ BRooxLyS.-The total number Of deaths
in thi5 city for the week ending May 20. ST. OF
tbs number there were 81 males and % females 20 adults
and ~ under y years Of age Three deaths
scarlet fever OF bilious, Of typhus Of measles, and
of ANAL pox
ExAsHNArIoS CHAnoE or FiRIrs UPON AND
WounDiNg THREE Boys-Wm. johnson, (coiored) a
cook on board the schooner Moses Leonard "A yea
to-day brought before Justice Truman Smith for exam
nation the charge of firing muskct among number
Of boys the whsrf, foot Of Jorslemon street and
vourdDg three Of them IL appears that the boys to
the number Of fifteen twenty In the h hit of
congr. eating about the docks and com ting dcpreda
tons. Being demonstrated with upon their con iunt
they commenced throwing stones al the vessel and nc
tueiy compelled the ut the wheel to abandon his
poet. (afier sbe had been cut loose from the wbaf
When johnson took up mu. ket and fired lie was i'm
nediaiey afterwards sed were also ligyen Of Inc
boz, v.bpson wns eommiit-a 20 stand his trial; and
Of The lads fined So each aud in addition 10
be committed 10 the county Jail for five days three were
fLtJ 20 each. and In default to be committed until
paid and discharged. The wounded lads were
taken othc City Hospital Their Injuries not Of 80
rious character
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01

ssks bsiG SussslA - days res nostss ~ q b.
niesc bad ost foe and uais Il tks 0ul Srssi
Nay ist q ~ Ion a. sp"tS ashr Dem eorst fssI Ga
sspees Socw. II dsys beace fog Bsrscoa
s<hr Newfoundland Packet Br) Farrell C0avsmA PR
2Heys with sugar 70 Rivera L Bsld~in.
Sctr hnnsei Avcsy hssansss 10 dsy with pine az
s..s Rover MeKsrnsy. N....s. Nr. ,,d.,.. With
sshs Isi@.at iSr,. Smith. Windsor. Ms u d.y. with
Perssvsace tBr,. Crawford Prince Edward I.,..l
8dsys
sear J r Davenport ThorouSfleood Edenton No davs
SER kicanor, hiGks. kingston NY. Tor P3:tlAsd.
Scfr John Wriebs Dickinson. Pprtiand. Com.
Schr Joe Hail Coe, Portland.
Schr Ssml RAIL- Andrews. Portland. Coun.
Scts President. Brookcs Purtlapd. Conn.
S<fr hleH PER, y. v arehsn. dsYs-
Soir Planter. Barter Beston. fnr Albany.
SshI Rsuh,er Rosers Cherryheld days
6tb~ Bart Crhvsry. Esstpsrt days.
sctr President. rnkett Celbis, 8 days.
Schr Isabeiia -, Nachias Adavs.
6cLr Euoors. Matthew Macdias.
80lOW.
Shp Lucy fBri. ksbic ~ days, for Liverpool put IN
losksne badly.
S4iI Harttt I'd, SAaosman, frcm ChArieaton.
Brig uetc5 -. Fort su Prince 10 dsSr 70 Kskec g.
MohIman.
Alse one ship, two bsrks ard two trss.
Sailed,
81 Western World Moeea Lvor Jamse Drake do
Wild AZ sanrisc. N w; mcridias. S; sunset. DO,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01

.CHARLrsrow-steamst,pUn Union &c irving A rscsss. >
Dodge g UaIstesd. Eesbaum Nathieson ana lady,
q Haistead G d prsde Rev Rogers. lady and four
chill rem c Weston and lady Miss Goodrich. HIT
A. Lieut j c Clark U "a. Lieut. Msck, "a Lieut.
v w How ard u SA, Lieut. W q Gill u y A, Drnbar,
,sdv and servant Miss BalIon. Miss Pare, 7 Rcti
MISS Lea Miss 1 Lea A Long. @ Carr 3 Lookhsst
And son MI "a French Miss French and servant Or w.
nett Jackson, Bernard. Mrs Leonard and too cha
dren Mr. and Mrs Rice infant and servsnt, Lambert
sortf erIspS, Csbor, lard lady. three ohdrsa.
and nurse Mics Hand. y Hills isdy, ana infant, Mrs
SWEET N Nckolls. N Nckoi,s Mas .rry, Wis Broo,
Thos Broadwood lady and eerysnt, Mrs De Ia MoWe s
Layrrrs two children and De Ia Motto Wheeler n
Rull y lady. infant, end nurse. Rsv Meuiy il
steeraee.
DrMrRApA-Bsrk Morto,uma-prJ G Sanger, v H.
ron. r hoIntyrs. Leslie, Mrs aud Miss Baum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01

Arrived Ship Minstrel Singapore Feb H. April g. lat n
0S Ion $40 spoke ship Mary & Adeine. MLelisn, from
Calcutta for London May As l6 ioa u +6W spoke
sip Geneva Tucker from Richmond March 70 for SFrsA
cisco.
Ship Harriet Je~sio, EOrieans May It, CArysfor reef
NV miles spoke bark Yankee Blade from NUricans
HAVE Al ta~ her again I'D lat IS ~. lon7 TO-
Bark Lopisa Eaton, Shclds Cisnfuegos, sors Fsvore
tBr). Anguiil. Arestes Norfolk; Re.o~n. gsltinsre
Town. Sultana. MaltAI Austin Bavs,A: A Kinsnan Nor
esns: Nashua. Philadepha: tris civilian. So Nep
tune Cienuegcs Carolina Sarah Frances aud CLaA PHI
adolphia-
NEW OeLrAxs. May 20.
Arrived-Shps Creole. st Charles, and William Nelson
NYork; Manila. Bay State, and Pssthenon, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01

AN UNNATURAL MOTHER About ssvon o'clock
yesterday evening, on Seventh street, near Walnut
woman stepped up 70 a young lad and requested
him TO bold her infant ohild for few minutes no.
marking that she wisbed TO stop into store near
by and mako . purchase. The boy took the child
aid held IL about half an hour, whom, the mother
not returning, he made search for her. but 70 no
purpose. Tie child soon became frotfui and began
to scream. mich attracted the attention of some
persons residing in tho vicinity, who, upon hearing
tho boys story, had the infant taken 70 tho Orphs1
Asylum. - Ctnc tnuati Commercial, Nav q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01

A. kseanscn- cs.iiesnisi DR.. Hale. Phiadssehia W.
ksnshaw, 8. Louis; Captain Harrison, Botsh mai
afs1er Affica y. Houston. Arkansas; J. Tooia H.ik
OK; W Hopkins. Massachusetts,; Starch St J.eO Dc
Cuba J. < Consycr, Delaware, Winthrop Foc&s Soath
Carolina; Major Drake Kentucky L. Scott Phiadsaphis,
w. D. Clay, England; ID. Tkompson. ditto Thomas
Barton, ditto, arrived yesterday In this eity
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01
Two YovNc LADIES DrowsBD NY rur UpsgTrno

Two YoVNG LADIES DEowSBD ny THR UpsgTTMo
or A SAIL Boar "A despatch TO the Philadelphia
Buileitn, dated at Wilmington, Del, states that on
Sunday afternoon a sail boat on Christana creek.
containing six persons--three young lads and three
young ladies-was 10y asudden flaw of wind upset.
Miss Hachett young lady about is years Of age,
by some means. MS is supposed got entanged in the
rail and was drowned Another young badly was al
most dead when rescued, and died this morning
The others made very narrow escape with their
mves.-t they being almos. exhausted when rescued
The body Of Miss Hackett has not yet been reco-
vtred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01

:, lHE SPECIE MovBMENT.--We learn from the
United States Mint, that the amount OF gold dcpo-
slted during the month of May has been 81 300 900
During the same period the exports of specie have
been sIsoI0O0; showing an excess Of receipts over
exports OF Sl,s4o,VW This, added to the large
excess--eome ten millions--noticed ON tho 9Oth of
April, shows that we continue 10 have an abundance
Of the precious metals in the country; tho receipts
constantly more than doubling Che exports =
Ptiiaddlaia Bulletin, Aay 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01
Married.

On May 8. at Twenty.sevcnth Street Church, by the
Rev Mir. Matthias, Mr. RcsERr PRoBpe~. formerly Of
England 10 Miss ELEANOR UoSArLy formerly OF Dubliu
On Monday May 81, at ST. Peters Church by the Rev.
MIR. Quinn. Mr. BgnNARD REILLY TO Miss MARY ELLEN
FLEMino, ali Of this oity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01

ssA Charles HAA eanA - thsr lsA&A 81 bs,ag seslAsa
caused b sxplsoa seshs bsaG beard sAs esabss
Eastern City end further That tho sxpedea vas caused
By nav In 90 ofths roa plates ofwhAoh Il cos-
efrvSO&ed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01

M>xc~.ur, Of Occn. 0to.

m0vcAsnts ~ Oc0nA 0toamefa.
NAnns. LKAvEs DAf0 FoR
Asia. ........... Liverpool, Mag g. New York.
Hermann. ..Southa mt Nav Is. New York.
america. Liverpool. May q. Boston
Baltic. Liverpool June :: New York.
Africa. New York. =. June g.. .MvsrpooL
City Of Naschsstes. Phiadelphia June s.. liverpool
Benz Franklin New York. June e.. New OreaaA
Northern Light. New York. ..June g. San Juan,
Gum boldt... New York. ..Jule 8. :. HAvrs.
Great Brtail. ;. New York. ..Juns 8. :. Livorposl
Crescent City. New York. Juno s. .Aspinwall
Merlin. Now York June 8. Bor Sc ThsnaA
Empire City. New York. June 3. Havana, 30.
Cambria. Boston Juno Q. LIVERPOOL
Arctic. New York. Juno H.. LIVERPOOL
City Of P,ttsburg. N or Phiia JunsI5 SPrasoises.
United States :. New Ysrk. :. June q :. AspanvaH.
ALAASAc-yUvE l.
Sun Er6re 4 3j NOON SETS W
svs axrs. ........... Is nIeu wATrR . .Dorn 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01

The " brig Dolphin, 4. p Lee commanding was Al
Para ON the nth ut and would leave for home In few
days
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-03-20
THE WEEKLY NATIONAL rSrELLIcENcER

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FLouRY TnrBUrE-At the Charleston Is. CO. tn ca.
tre few evenings ago. several times during the per-
formances the actors well that portion of tho
audience occupying the parquet and boxes eced
with shower Of something white, which seemed to be
thrown from Of the upper tiers At the point Of time
which defined the limit between the virtue and the alb
sury of patience it discovered that the tAos Of
this floral demonstration two faceous your AZ gentle
men occupants Of the third tier each being provided
with bag Of fine wheat -four They held 70 baiby
the Mayor behave better for the future brh surety
that end appearing, the aorulent ycnths
loeke ed m for the present.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-03-20

teresng story is taken from Devons shine tEngandl
paper:
has the d most thrilling nciden
little children "Wednesday morning. boat on ne beach,
The boat drl be-
Terrible was the Of the mothers
whom thew knew IL o In all diroons
boat far into the ngA1 Daylight returned
eua they losk ~her In the
exp,n N tho buried within h ir-afaslc depths
Plymouth early the msr Ang noet
ms Il, e distance he bore IT, and 10 be boat.
ana In children all cns,ed in ike nest of p
asce l meuy granted olsce after day
terror and despair took them ae ssed them -tn ore.
a cbas ,rd yddend despair hearts With promise In
tI bc hop,. and onr the Nsrcon the hshsr
man en IN the with the boat astern All eyes we're turn
glass IN the rubbed sgs,n ana
arair and At they y made ost tst ss ns nn.sa @ boat
T6e c~s .r tho cihe frantic 70 he prren
r there we're children doye2a the boat none 70 Do secn N
the anu e nke snarco "
.s M Al last nrae tho word went round
hsv are many burst 'no tears women
,s "a itb ioy became With their nsupportabie
happincss indeed memorable d. sa e'oau,n.
M IL rough sincerity, Almighty coo wno IN hs
ehdren cna mo pcs Ano
rrors dung that FEARFUL nigh. Fse q nsso onnorc
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-03-20

DurcH FRIoArE FOR wAsHIScros.--The late sdvices
from San Juan state that the Dutch frgatc Prince Of
Orange at that place, to sa for Havana and Wash
ington the 9th instant United States soop-of- war
Decatur Commodore GREEN, was in port all we'll
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-03-20

The Legislative Council Of Oregon has passed law to
remove that Territory the remains Of the Hon s. r.
THuRsros their late Delegate in Congress- who died
his way home and inferred at Acapulco in Mexico.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-03-20

woNpERrUL PREsERvATroS.-The following varJ in
terestng story is taken from Devopshire (Engandl
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29
GcGGC3& EGg Gg&.

49, tvyts-o
o. Subscriptions are being taking up in
South Carolina TO erect a monument in honor
Of John g. Calhoun.
~ Ground has been purchased for the
Methodist syo.Iege in Chicago.
Al recent balloon ascension at Oldham.
England, gas terminated by the death Of the
aeronaur, ar. James G9aston.
o. The I'd IN who was injured by burst
yfapplaasa is recoye ing.
~ The Middletown, CT, News and Adj
vertiser, heretofore neutral paper, run up the
Scott and GRAHAM lag to its masthead.
- The Michigan Central road has obtain
eJ half MILTON Of dollars in London.
- The wheat crop Of Wisconsin bids fair
10 be the richest she never had.
70 Telegraphic communication with the
White Mountains, by the Morse line, IS now
complete.
T. There is in St. Louis al artesian well
1915 le+s deep, and designed to be 1850.
O. 3 friend Of ours who took the overland
route to California, says he lived for ten days
on tie broth he made Of an old door mat.
Hard feed that to get fat on.
" q recent exhibition Of American flow
ers in London has been greatly admired.
- A man, convicted Of numbering a con-
stable in st. Louis. has been sentenced to the
penitensiary for ninely-nine years.
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29
PWbE5C .Vof5ce

~ IL persons are hereby notified not to tres
- pass mine, or dig upon the following lands
without the written consent or permission Of tae
owner East J OF \ W ! Sec. S, Township s.
Range East
Also, n Z 4 Of T ! Sec G. Township 4
Range East without the written consent OF the
wner or JOHN AUSGRONE. .3gcu
And further notice IS hereby given, that for
bid any and all persons from buying or removing
any Lead OF other ores from the above described
lands without permission as above.
ABNER NICHOLS
Nnera, Point Oct 27tA. Sis
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29
EoEgmEE LanGs.

To .SoIdiers Of mr. L7alaa F0T GT
Last Hur grifl Great Britain:
EnIIE undersigned is prepared 10 prosss.
~ Claims under tae late Act of C5l1es
granting Bounty Lands to Officers and >o.aa'
in the Last War with Great Britain. or 10 aE 2
the Indian Wars since 1890. and 10 Comn.ssa..
Officers in the Late War with Mexico, and as-f
give notice to persons having such claims +.
wishing information liz relation TO them t5a. q.
VIII receive prompt attenfion bv applying E.
sonally or by letter (p3st-paid) 10
SAM CRaWF0HD
Mineral Point, Oct. IA, 1850. lt