Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-27


In consequence of this discovery. we IN.
derstand the Editor has ''gin up" organi
zing Company to come to Mineral Point
to dig Gold, and has subscribed largely for
! Stock in the terminus of the Dodgeville
and Potosi Rail Road Company The
Editor of the Herald intimates that he is
about to turn his attention to the writings
Of Moses We hope he will not confne
his readings to Moses alone. A few pass.
ages found in the Writings of Solomon
might benefit him
Ma. SrRoNG's SpEEcH.-We have re-
ceived from Hon. Moses NJ. Strong, copy
of his Speech before the members of the
/ Legislature, upon the Bank question, for
which he has our thanks. Although we
may differ from Mr. Strong, in some res
poets upon this question, candor compels
us to admit that many of his arguments
are good, and the Speech taken as the
whole, possesses much merit. We may
hereafter give it further notice, accom-
panied by some extracts.
INDANs.-A large number of the Indi-
ans removed by government last fall to the
Missouri country, passed through this
place on Monday, on their return north.
They represent the country south as very
unhealthy, and destitute of Game I'm
Gle Sam viii probably have another job
for some one to remove them south again.
CRAwFoRD COUNTY COURIER, is the ii
tie of a new paper just started at Prairie
du CHEN, by Messrs Hutchinson 4 Hurd,
practical Printers and enterprising young
men The Courier is independent in pol
itics, IS printed on new type and presents
fine appearance. Here is our IL for
your success Gents
SIDE WALKs-"Our City Authorities"
have been engaged during the past week
in taking levels, and making preparations
for carrying out the Ordinance in relation
to Sidewalks. We hope soon to see great
improvements about town in this respect.
SPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH-The Prospec-
tus of this paper viii be found in our col
umns to day Persons DESTROYS of being
posted up in the matters of Spiritual Rap
pings, can be accommodated by subscrib-
ing for the Spiritual Telegraph.
~ We understand the vote on the
question of County Seat of Lafayette Co.,
on Tuesday, the 18th inst, resulted in a
majority for Shullsburg, of 272.
HWe hope every one of our subscri-
bers viii read the leading article in this
paper, and obtain copy to send to some
distant friend
LrAD-The late advance and the recent better
ingof the condition of the roads FASTENED forward
an unusual quantity of lead yesterday The Wis
consin took down $40 pigs, and the Saranack and
the Golden Era enough to make the quantity for
warded nearly lo.ooo.-Gat. Daily ,ady.
LEAD.-The St Louis Republican Of the DIST
mentions sale of $50 pigs of GaIena lead at
$3.50 per 100 lbs, an advance on any former sale
of the season"
THE FoRREsr CASE Nor YET Done
WIrH-The n. York Day Book says that
Mrs Forrest having offended some of the
witnesses who swore her through the per-
lis of the late trial, they turned against
her, accused her Of more crimes than those
sworn to by Ann Flowers They have
been to Mr.. Van Buren, and Mr. Forrest,
and informed them of the indiscretions
and familiarities of their late patroness,
and stirred up Othello to a new trial
VILLAGE OHINANCE RELATIVE TO
SIDEWALKS.
Be it ordained by the President and Trustees Of
the village OF Mineral Point,
Sec. /. That any person or persons, who are
OF hereafter may be the owner or owners of any lot