davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-27
The Fanlperc.

This noted steamer put in here on Wednesday for
wood She was on her way from Charleston to Ba-
MORE but found she could not burn the coal she had
ken al the former portland hence the honor of visit
from this celebrity.
There is nothing in her appearance at all indca-
tive of the stirring scenes of which she has been the
theatre. She is plain, black steamer-raher short,
not measuring over IS feet, with burthen of about
400 tons Her engines are below deck. She is TO be
heightened forty feet and her destination, in the
terse language of her captain, is to carry freight and
passengers.' Further, deponent saith not on that
score
The four or five hundred men composing Lopez's ILL
fated band must have found rather crowded. There
if ever, they experienced the physical necessity of
keeping rery close together. There was no chance
for division. shot from vessel of war would have
told with fearful effect upon her crowded decks.
Not drop of blood, we believe, was she'd on board
The Pampero Yet every plank has its association
The features of him who presided al that table in the
cabin have long since been convu'se by the sharp pang
OF the murderous garroe. OF the gallant young men
who stood together those dark decks. few-very
few, survive-a miserable remnant TO bear testimony
10 the generous cemency of glutted tiger The best
and braves sleep graves unknown and nnhonorcd by
the vile herd who pass them heedessIy by, and the
justice of the "plrates" doom is prated in all the
varying accents of hearess voubility by those who
reflect not for moment al how many family affairs the
tribute of tears is offered up to their memory OF how
many needless pang may be inflicted upon feelings
already lacerated beyond endurance. High-socled
and chlvarous slain in Cuba-untried
like dogs-and the widowed wife and the child
less mother never look over the bright wa
TILES, without a cold shudder-nor all the CLOSING
of diplomacy the stain OF guilt from the Span
ish authorizes teach mankind 10 regard them other
wise than cowardIy and brutal murIere:s.
But we had forgotten the PampeFc She looks
rough and rusty, and is up at the rail road wharf.
eve clip the following from the Graham Democrat
I. for information:
ssThe Ugly Man in 1ail.''
/ The Ugly man was taken up few days ago ir
Alamance County. He frightened the women anC
children much wherever he went that it founc
necessary to lodge him in Jail-He speaks German
hut such German as our Dutch are not able 10 under
stand. No one seems 10 know where he came from o.
where he is going 10. We know where he is-in Jail
He is very shabblly dressed, understand, but b,
has lois of dry goods with him. besides any guam
ty of spools of thread cotton, scissors. tobacco AM
such like. Who knows anything about him p
| sc Is not this mistake? For confident thai
we him. no longer ago than yesterday walking ul
in the direction of the Journal office, and if we wer
put on corporal" we firmly believe he went il
there. "-Herald, Of WednesdIy
We did not know before that our neghbor had hon
ored with call this week. Next time he vii
please ring the bell.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-27

MURDER IN WAYNE--We learn that Thurs
day night last doth inst, the overseer ofthe Poor
house of Wayne county was stabbed by one of the
inmates of the house He died instantly. So far as
we have learned it vas most deliberate act. The
man who committed the deed was lame. He made
his escape but was recapured and committed to jail
to await his trial.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-27

To The Commissioners cf the Tt,c"cf IViimingtom:
the Undersigned citizens of the town of
Wilmington beg leave respectfully to call the attention of
your honorable body, to the great and growing evil
sung the facilities afforded to slaves of obtaining
Intoxicating drinks, by the indiserminate and unlimited
granting retail licenses in town and earnestly request
that you will firmly and aressy exercise the restraining
trolling power this subject with which c
gature has wisely and hengnanty invested by
mendng for license only those whom you know to be
thy, ana only deem absolutely neeessa-
meet the wants of the community and by taking such
other steps prevent the Illegal sale of sprtuou liquors
to you may seem good.
The above memorial seems, to us to be not only
proper in its object, but respectful in its tone, and
calculated to cast reflections upon no one, at the
same time that it addresses itself to the correction of
growing evil. There can be no manner of doubt
that intoxcation is becoming prevalent among our
negro populations and that is desirable TO restrain,
if we cannot wholly prevent Whether the lessen
ing of the number Of licenses granted would tend to
secure this result cannot say but at any rate it
is matter which interests all. but especially
Shareholders and such commend it to their at
tention:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-27

RGS~A destructive fire occurred in the City of
Pittsburg Pa, the night of the Goth Instant
Loss estimated at 500 900 to $4,000
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-27

The Steamship Cambria arrived at Halifax the
21st inst, with Liverpool dates to the 9TH The Brit
ish Parliament had opened the 3rd. The Queens
speech, usual, states her amcahle relations with the
rest OF mankind and calls attention to Irish ourages
and amendments 10 The Reform Bill with reference to
parliamentary representation. The state OF the public
is favorable.
In the House of Commons Sir Benjamin Hall asked
for an explanation of the which led 10 Lord
Ealmerston's resignation.
Lord John Russell Immediately replied that Lord
Palmerson refractory and treated the Queens in
terrogatories with disrespect acting independently of
his colleagues and unreservedy approving the recent
coup detat of Louis Napoleon
Lord Palmerston replied at considerable length
which, though damaging his late colleagues, did not
improve his own position. He paid willing and mer-
tied eulogum on the character of Mr. Lawrence the
American Minister ct London.
In the House of Lords nothing of moment had trans
PRED.
From France there is nothing more interesting than
continuance of tranquility, and the progress of des
potism under Louis Napoleon. Paris paper says
that spies employed by the President are present a: al
social festivals Jerome Boraparte president of the
Senate, has salary OF 100000 francs annually
The Queen of Spain had been shot at and wounded
in the shoulder but not seriously.
aeGen. Concha has resigned the post of Capt
General of Cuba and it is understood that his resg
nation will be accepted.
The body of Jos Reed passenger in brig Ellen Maria
which lost at Charestown R. l. found miles fro
] the wreck and buried at South Kingston.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-27

Da~An election for Constables for the two Dis
tricts of Wilmington was held on Saturday last In
the Upper District, JAS. Burch and Geo. M. Bishop,
and in the Lower, F. D. Smaw and w F. Burch were
elected for the ensuing year.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-27

B<D Some cynical sinner says that it is wrong to
write mans bridal day." it should be his bride
day, being that in which he consents 10 have bit
put into his mouth and to be driven quietly il the
traces matrimonial.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-27

Bsy-The steamship City of Glasgow arrived al
Philadelphia the Oath inst, from Liverpool on the
4th. She has a large freight and passenger list.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18

We have recently made out and forwarded
TO some Of our subscribers who were in
arrears, bills mp to the Ist Of January, and
have not as yet received the first return. We
wish our patrons 10 understand that we are IN
need of what litlle they owe Us. and We shall
continue to forward their bills as fast as we
find time 10 make them out. II is absolutely
necessary that We have a settlement up 70 the
LIST Of January last. Such as do not intend to
pay US wha, they are indebted for papers.
advertising, &c. viii please inform Us, that
we may cross out their accounts and make no
more dependence upon them.
BY the way, We would inform one gentleman
who owes US for election tickets, printed
more than two years since, and who declines
paying any attention to frequent duns. that
he may expect soon to see his name ia a con-
spicuous place in our columns, with full
statement Of the manner il which he obtained
the work.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18
Shirt RaDDingS

4 Spirit Bapping Medium visited this
town last week, and for a few evenings
the rush to witness the : Demonstrations"
vas nearly equal to that Of California en-
igrants FOR tie Gold Diggings. Many at
tended for the purpose of testing the We
raeity Of the Spirits. while others desired.
if possible, 10 detect the imposition, and
all, we believe, left without becoming sat
isfed upon more than one point. and that
was thai the character Of these Spirits for
truth ard veracity was somewhat ques-
tionable. Many questions were asked,
both vocalIy and mentally. and in some
instances answered with distinctness
and accuracy truly uuaccountable but
in general tue rappings were very faint,
aud the answers unsatisfactory As the
Mediums was far from being the wisest
man in She world, some supposed the mo-
Rsts opcfandi of what produced the rap
pings might be easily discovered but ev-
cry effort failed, and the fellow was just
smart enough to increase the mystery at
every trial Yet it carried upon its face
the evidence Of deception; and in most
respects the Medium failed to accomplish
what he sid he had done in other places
We may perhaps live in a climate not
congenial to humbuGgery. But Of one
thing we arc sure--that Mesmerism, Psy-
cology and Spirit Rapplngs, are unable
to accomplish, in Mineral Point, what
their Professors say they have done in
other places, and there are many among
rs who have the hardihood to doubt the
truth of either. VIII not some scienced
Lecturer come and convince them
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE.

SENATE.-March I0.-Mr STERLING,
from the committee on roads and bridges
reported bills,
No. l84 S, A bill granting to L H.
Hammond and Benjamin T. Henston the
right to keep and maintain ferry across
the Mississippi river.
No l85 S, A bill to lay out and estab-
lish certain State road therein named
Which were seyerally read the first and
second time
No 40 A. A bill to provide for the ap-
praisal of School lands in the counties of
Sank. Adams, Waushara, Waupaca, Port
age Crawford, Marathon, La Cross, Bad
Axe, St. Croix. and all that part of Mar
quette County west of Fox River, and for
granting pre- emption rights thereon.
Was read third time and passed.
In committee of the whole for the con-
sideration of
No so s, A bill to effect the compiling
Of documentary history of Wisconsin,
Mr. TURNER in the chair;
After sometime spent therein, the COM
nittee arose and by their chairman repor-
ted said bill back to the Senate.
With an amendment.
The amendment of the committee was
concurred in
Said bill was then ordered to be en-
crossed and read third time
No. l79 S, A bill to provide for the E.
lection of State Prison Commissioners.
and to amend chap. 287, of session laws of
1851, was ordered to be engrossed for a
third reading
A large number of bills considered in
committee of the whole and ordered en-
crossed.
A memorial for new Land District
and bill to amend the r. s. In regard
to exemption-passed.
March IA bill TO amend
article 4, of the constitution.
A bill relating to the removal of coun-
ty seats
A bill to appropriate funds for the ben
eft of the Wisconsin Institute for the ed
ucation of the blind, and bill to provide
a lien for mechanics and others. were re-
ported in committee of the whole
The rest of the day was spent on the
Bank question.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18
SEsERIFF,S SALE.

Hugh Campbell ]
gs Circuit Court, Iowa county, Wis.
Moses NJ. Strong.
virtue Of writ OF feri facias, issued ont OF ID,
. Office Of the CLERK OF the Circuit Court in and =
tue county of Iowa, State Of Wisconsin in the above
titled cause, and tn directed and delivered aRsiu d
goods, chates, lands and tepenelits of The hove p
ed defendant have this day levied upon and seized n
following described real estate. as the property Of IL
ABOVE named defendant, VIZ Lots No. 1, 2 3 A,
& 9. 30 and II, in BLOCK No 81 in Iha mart OF the m
OF Mineral Point, known Strong Dofy Onei and Br
netts addition TO said town in the county Of lows AZ
state OF Wisconsin, and shall pose 10 public yen5
20 the highest bidder for cash, all the right title and
terest. the above named defendant had in and to the
real estate, on the 18th day of April, D. 1S4o or
lime s'hce. al she front door of The Court House
Town of Mineral Point, Saturday, the 9Th Der c
March D. lo52- between the hours of nine O'Clock
m snd four O'Clock P IN, of said day, satisfy
and costs.
RICHARD s VIVIAN, Sheriff
Sherihs Office, Mineral Point, February Oh, 1852
"AsHBURSE x "UODAAN, Au'ys for n r. nl6h
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18
R0WeilS NOBEL Mill.

The new FIGURING Mill just erected by
HENRY RowELL, Esq. on - Blue Mound
Branch" near Dover, in this county. Is said
10 be the best specimen Of Architecture IN the
West. Il con'ains three run of superior
Burr-stones, and extensive bolts of the most
improved kind. constructed in such manner
as 10 enable him 10 keep his custom and mer-
chant work entirely separate. Mr.. Rowell
has supplied his mill with patent grain
separator Of the most improved kind, and also
a sewing machine for the manufacture of sacks.
for such as desire. This mill is situated in
the midst of an excellent wheat growing coun-
try, and within three miles Of the Wisconsin
River, where he can ship his flour for the
lower market, during large portion Of the
year. We have no doubt, (from specimens
of -four heretofore furnished by Mr.. R.) that
his -four viii be Of the very best quality. and
we trust he will find 6be money expended in
the construction Of this mill a profitable in
yestment.
Ma. Vs.. A. WHEELER was the Architect.
and has proved himself in the erection Of this
model mill, to he inferior TO no man as
Mill-wrigAt.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18
a ADMINISTRATORS sale .--Notice !

- hereby given that the undersigned, administrator
d ooHs OF the estate OF James Richards
County OF deceased, by virtue license
Count Court OF he County of Iowa, sitting Prubate
Court will sell At public the front door ofIh
Court House la the Town or mineral Point tenth
dsv OF April iSh2. at ten O'Clock M of day, the
following described real estate, witt all the right III
tie interest and estate Il the said James Richards the
time Of his death, in and part of out lot Number one
hundr and seventy even 40 known the half
81 lot number three g. end the vest half of lot plumber
four a. being fiyhve feet In spruce street nd
eventyseven feet In width in the situate in the
lage of Mineral Point, said county iowa being
the property conveyed said James Richards by
JOS ph ZONES and wits, by deed bearing date the 9Th
April 1896 snd recorded in the Office Register of
Deeds OF Iowa county, in Book l., page 23 Te cash
Dated ST Mineral Point, this iIth day OF March, 1852
JOHN MILTON, Admir-,
dc b0ais Of the estate OF Johs Rchards deceased
In
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18
ESTATE OF OKRaN y. MINOR.
Iowa County Court.
To Nav Term. A. n 1870

State of Wisconsin, ! Iowa County Court
Iowa County S. To May Term, A. d. 1852.
II the matter OF the petition of Hugh Muir, ned in
the County Court, pray ing decree OF said Court
peng the admins atOrs OF the estate of On J. Minor
deed to said petitioner he quarter
north west Quarer dissection eleven, Town eleven range
eight east containing Forty of land, in pur
of title bend s"ned by the said 0Trn J. Minor in his
lifetime, d eted the 29th day of May, a. D., Is49:
Notice is hereby the Administrators Of the es
tate of Drrn j. Minor the heirs law and all persons
Interested, that hnal hearing will be had upon
petition at the term of the County Court for
The County of Iowa, be holden the Court House in
the Town of Mineral Point in sand Ounty, FIRST
Monday Of Nav next then ana there show cause why
the prayer Of the petitioner should not be granted.
Dated March 10Th, l-52.
FARLEY EATON COUNTY JudOa-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18
ESTATE OF EDWARDS MUTT.

State Of Wisconsin,, lows County Court
Iowa County, IS. ! To May Term, A. D. 1852.
In the matter of the petition of Anthony Nancolas
ministraor OF the estate of Edward Mutt for ceRse
sell Real
Notice is hereby given to the heirs at law OF Ed
ward allpersons interested thst the Admins
traitor has fled bus petition praying license to sell the
west ha of the north of section four
tour range two east, in said County much thereof
will be sufficient pay the debts and OF Admin
istraIon. dnal hearing will had upoa said pet-
ton at the next Term Of the County Court be no
ut the Court House in the Town Mineral Point said
County, the first Monday of May next, when and
where you may appear and contest the same.
DsLed March iUth, 1852.
n2'-4W FARLEY EATON, County Judge.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18

INSULT TO THE SPANISH CoNsUL, AT NEW
ORLEANs.-A letter from New Orleans saws
that great dissatisfaction exists there on &C
count of the return of the Spanish Consul
The Spanish flag. which was unfurled at the
wharf, was seized and torn into shreds.
Eg Josiah Quincy. SEN, though past the
age of fourscore, is said to be arranging mu-
nieipal history Of Boston, with whose fame
his public career is closely associated, and
over whose government he was placed for
six successive years.
Eg The Governor of Florida has ordered
Capt. Jernigan to raise a force of fifty noun
ted men TO protect the settlements from the
incursions of the Indians about Fort Gatlin.
q Six magnificent steamers are about to
be be put on the Hudson river. between New
York and Albany. by the peoples line
Fare fifty cents. The case between railroad
and steamboat will now be fairly tried.
WILLIS AND FORREST THE suit Of Willis
against Forrest, for the shameful personal as
sault made upon him by the latter, has result
ed in a verdict for Willis of s., 500.
Eg On the night of the Sd inst, the great
Shovel mandatory of o. Ames & Sons, at
North Easton, Mass, was destroyed. Loss
$50, O0O-partly insured.
NJ The Maryland Legislature has adopted
bill to prevent the circulation of small bills
of other states in that state.
TOLEDO CHARTER ELECTIoN.-Daniel Nc
Balm, whig, is elected Mayor of Toledo, and
the democrats have majority in the Council
~ The steamer Michigan is intended to
run between Buffalo and Green Bay the ensu-
ing summer
~ Gov. Allen has signed the bill abolish
ing capital punishment in Rhode Island, and
it has now become law.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18
E>EATE OF ORasN .. NITNOR.

State Of Wisconsin, Iowa County Court,
tOwa County, So. To May Term, A. 1852.
In the matter of the petition of AMI " Comfort fled
the County Court, praying decree of said Court
peng the administrators OF the estate OF Orin Minor
deed To said petitioner the undivided half
f the north quarter of section four Gen.
range two east, lying and being in said County, pur
of title bond. signed by the said j. Minor
in his lifetime, dated the 9Th day OF October, Is40:
Notice is hereby given TO the Administrator ofthe
estate of Orrin Minor the heirs and persons
Interested, that final hearing will be lad upon said Pc
titIon al the next term of the County Court and
the County Of Iowa, holden the Court House
the fOvn % Mineral Point, in said County,
MOBd of May next Then and there show cause why
the prayer Of The petitioner should be granted.
Dated March ", 1882.
n2I-6w FARLEY EATON, County Judge,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18
Arrival Of the America--ResignatiOn Of the
English Ministry.

New York, March 4.
The America sailed from Liverpool on Sat-
urday p. m. 21st, and arrived at Halifax last
evening, but in consequence of being after 9
p. IN, it was impossible to send her news
through.
The merica brings 80 passengers, part fer
Halifax.
The main feature in the political news by
tn arrival is the resignation of RusselPs
Ministry in England.
The cotton market was extremely active,
at slight advance. Sales of the week up
wards of $4,000 bales. Provision market
steady. Lard slightly advanced
The resignation of the Russell Ministry
was wholly unexpected, and has created the
most intense excitement. No new Cabinet
has been formed, and all was conjecture as
10 whom the Queen intended 10 call to her
assistance.
The news from France and the Continent
generally, present no feature of exciting inter
est.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18
REMOVAL.
TAILORING

THE Subscriber has removed his Shop TO f,
Il old and well known stand of a. GARNEE
on High Street, where he Will be in readiness &
all times TO do any work in his line that may b
called for.
Having made arrangements with Philadelpl
House, for the latest fashions he viii at all tins
be enabled to secure them at the earliest day. aa
iatters himself that all who see fit to give hin q
call will be satisfied with his work and prices
Thankful for past lavors, he would solIcl.
share of the patronage of his feilow-citizens
HENRY PRICE.
Mineral Point March 2Sth. 1850.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18

Name into the enclosure Of The subscriber IN Nov-
\ber last, mile AID half North from Mineral PcH
yellow Hcif'r. two year, old, with a white Torches
white under the throat and under he belly, and vh4
on the TIP Of her tai, and white spot on h-r -f kEs
and marked with hole IN her left ear. The uwnefi
requested 10 call, prove properly, Day charges and
her away.
RICHARD JACKSON
Mineral Point, Feb. 2Sth, 1852. Ig{F
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18
IMPORTANT TO ALL.

W OK A = - Pa Y IN u NUA 2 eVar-
u ded the FIRST PREMIUM at the FIRST STATE
FAIR OF VI -CONSIS. held st GAINESVILLE. and also at
the STATE FAIR Of the STATE OF NEW YORK, and
The Great Fair Of the American Institute. held
in the city OF New York.
It's WARRANTED the best and ehsapest SaaB
Preparation in for washing, Bathing, Cleaning
tainted Wood W,rk, Painted ais Stone steps, Iron
dlings, sc, sc.
Il has received Certificates from Drs CBrLroS OF
YORK, and HooTF, OF Phiiadelphis, two OF the most
distinguished Chemists n the Union that it contains no
Ingredient injurious to the most delicate fabric AI.o
Ce thestes from me of the first this and other
states as TO its washing properties its
over all other Soaps which they ever used
G5- See bill accompanying each Package
Manufactured snd cold at Wholesale by .as subscriber
81 NO SO, East Ws'er street Milwaukee. 10 whom ar
poaton post paid for County and Town rights IN this
Sis:., mus! be made. ~
U2tv5-Iy = n lam
nT-For Sale in Mineral Point by c. BEECH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18
ICE.

THE BOARD OF AUDITORS of the Town OF Miner
al Point, will meet the Of1ce the Town Clerk
Tuesday the 3oth Gay March inst. which time and
place all persons having accounts against the TowraR
all Ulcers hsTnR settlements To make. requesed 10
he present. with their statements made the proper
form. All RO 40 OVERSEERS are expected 10 be pre-.
pared for final settlement, well all Town oe
required BY Sec. TO- Chap. - page liz, Revised
statutes. THOS, :. ALLEN.
Town Clerk.
March l6. ls1I noI-9uz
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-18

To-day Tuesday Lake Michigan is
covered as far as the eye can reach, with
a vast field of ice We have never seen
so large body of ice on the Lake before
Washington Co. Blade