Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-23

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measure Of tie finger it is smooth and
4nier of a rich carRation color in the lean,
and the fat is of a 6rm cream color; rich
without being hard It IS small in the
bone and full in the flesh.
IYM1GRArloN AT New YoRK-The num-
Der Of emigrants tEiat landed at the port
Of New York, during the month Of No
yember. 1852, is la.i0l, including 2.528
citizens Of tic It States OF the re
nainder, Ireland has sent s ,033, AID Ger
many 1920.
4 Preserving .fTau-The oldest liv-
ing Printer ID the L. S, is man named
Carly, in Yorkville. South Carolina. he
worked with Ben Russell, on the Boston
Sentinel, over half q century ago. and be
vet sets type by candle light, and is 81
years Of ageii
Successful cOLD-DtGGISG or THE APACHEs.
Some Of our traders who have been out
amongst tie lower Aplches, and recently re-
turned have brought into this place quite an
amount Of gold-dust, procured fran those In
dl4ns.
Perhaps it is as we'll TO say that the general
impression IS that the Indians procured it BY
digging in the pockets Of murdered California
waytarers, as there was among the dust one If
tg-dollar gold plece-not usually found, We be-
lieye IN the native stats.-Sqnfa Fee Gazette.
70 An official list Of the lost and danag-
cd vessels on the lakes, between the 9TH and
goth Of November, presents the following
summary schOoners 26-steamers and pro-
pellers G-and briggs 2-aII either wrecked,
seriously damaged OF compelled to suffer loss
by throwing overheard portions Of their car
goes. Twenty-one lives are reported lost.
FoRrY YEARs.-Oas of the Irishmen indict-
ed sometime since in Stanton Va. for q
shameful and brutal violation Of respectable
young woman Of Augusta CO.. was tried be-
fore the Circuit Court for the offence last week
found guilty, and sentenced to the penIten-
tiary for forty years.
O. Summer still fingers il the lap Of fall.
and although the cushion is very dirty, she
seems unwilling 10 leave her seat at present.
Ten Eyck,
Summer ought 70 be ashamed Of herself,
for being IN such company, and especially we
OBJECT to her lingering in the lap oE that dis
agreeable and frosty old codger.
LEAD.-The Boston correspondent OF the
ST. Louis Intelligenrer writes under date OF
Wv. 25th
Lead is very firm. There is 10 Galena to
tie had here at > cents, and our buyers have
been compelled T. e. to New York, where
purchases Of 5000 pigs have been made at 5
cents, cash, delivered there.
TIE Snow i Nova ScoTIA-Bv The Halifax
papers we notice that heavy falls Of snow have
~ violent was the starm al tbe 2ttb MI. t6a,
tae teIegraph line between Ar,hprst and Sark-
vile. distance oroglv Q miles. vas broken
III sixty places. snow has fallen 10 The denth
II f3rr feet IN ! level il pictan
Co<eHre.rf,N.5 prar4-A rsg, C,p.
rrsg7tiar,.l Chg-cb i. .st,,,t.to Ia b,;r. !, :
eosf nd lass dian S5a ooo Tbe sj,a "a he
building has lust been purchased far SD. ooo.
-tbteogo Press.
70 A collision on the IndianaDoIis railway
lately took pIace. 4 man oanlaa Harriz US
killed. and several wounded. about AZ bog~
were also killed, and the locomotives Injured
- the value q $1,000.
HgSe.-The Alton Telegraph saws Benia.
min Smith was executed in Winchester on the
-o,A, ~ NE murder p henfy DimIIn, OF Jer-
e21'i's' - Us presence = nom 7iA % eisH'
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IL me y. q. Patriot says that Hon. John
resnme III ara.,tice ~ i ,,71ac,,o,, ,r,,b
asa Fowler. ESQ. soon afrsr .ba evrirat;.r
If his term III the Senate.
n5-"WeH. mother, the foundations Of the
great deep are broken up at last"
" hat DO you mean, Tommy"
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