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Leave btadkseeae daily axnep3 Sunday st Gao IA /,
-. As'iys ssisesoaAAs sanas. days BY eEbes4ssh.
sos From Rsssn h Hnuison sqn1sst sr1spoas6 village
0unceH AFaintfee. Segth: Bsaintse1, Sesrl ~ ey-
mouth. Ahingtoa, HpnsoHs seash Hassaa, aud King
atom g PE month a74 miles md back twelve time.
2 week. vithsa branch from aonth; Abissnn Depot,
by South Abingdon and East swa.er,s 10 Bridge
water miles and back, sir. times week, in due
connection with one OF the trips on the main route.
4S0 pm;
Arrive at Plymouth the same daysby 10. Is m, and
Leave Plymouth daily except Sunday at Ills m,
Arrive at Boston on the same days by ga M and 8
PM
609 From Boston, to Chaestown, mile and back twelve
times week. 'zf
Leave Boston daily except Sunday a, a m, and 3
Arrive at Charlestown the daysby 81 am, and
Leave Charlestown daily except Sunday at 81 a m.
Arrive at Boston the same days by N, and m.
$40 From Boston, by Cambridgsport. to Cambridge, 81
miles and back, twelve times week. ggl
Leave Boston, daily except Sunday at a m, aad 2
Arrive at Cambridge the days by 81 m, and
23pm;J 80 sd
Leave Cambridge daily except Sunday at m, and
Arrive at Boston the same days by 81 m, and 3 M
GIL From Boston, by Roxbury, to Jamaica Plains, miles
and back, six times week. ~ 4ta
Leave Boston daily except Sunday at IN;
Arrive at Jamaica Plains the same days by "a m;
Leave jamaica Plains the same days at pm;
Arrive at Boston the same days BY 3 m.
6l2 From Boston, BY Dorchester, to Milton, miles and
back, six times a week.
Leave Boston daily except Sunday at 81 am;
Arrive at Milton same days by l04 am;
Leave Milton daily except Sunday at 8 a m;
Arrive at Boston the sarhe days by 81 am.
6l3 From Salem, by Beverly Farms, and Manchester to
Gloucester, Is miles and back, six times week.
Leave Salem daily except Sunday at Sans;
Arrive at Gloucester the same days by ii am;
Leave Gloucester the same days at pm
Arrive at Salem the same days by pm.
GA From salem by Danves and Danvers PORT to North
Daavers, 81 miles and back, six times a week.
Leave Salem daily except Sundays at 8 am;
Arrive at North Danvers the same days by 1Oam;
Leave North Danvers the same days at S p M;
Arrive at Salem the same days by m.
Proposals for six additional weekly trips will be col-
siaered. A W y Td56
6l5 From Salem, by Danversport and MIddletown, to
Lawrence, 20 miles and back, six times week.
T,oovo Salo do luo Cu,l n
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Arrive at Worcester the same days by RI m and IL
Vpm.
Proposals for six additional weekly trips to Springfield
and back by express train, to expedite the New York
and Boston mail, with schedule stated, are invited
673 From Worcester, by West Boylestoa Oakdae Gin
ton, Sterling, Lancaster, Harvard, South Groton,
Groton, Pepperell, and East Pepperel, to Nashua,
N d.. As miles and back, six times week.
Leave Worcester daily except Sunday on the arrival of
the hrst mail train from Boston, say ats m;
Arrive at Nashua the same days by II am;
Leave Nashua daily except Sunday at S pm;
Arrive at w orcester the days by 7 p m.
Proposals for six additional weekly trips will be con-
sdered. NJ
674 From Worcester, by Holden and North Rutland to
Rutland, IL miles and back six times week.
Leave worcester Dolly except Sunday at 4 pm;
Arrive at Rutland the same days by m;
Leave Rutland daily except Sunday at 81 am;
Arrive at w orcester the same days by 81
6fo From Worcester, by Paxton West Rutland. Smith
slle, Barre Plains, Barre, Petersham, and North
New Salem, to Orange, SO miles and back, six times
week. $sA
Lesvs Worcester daily except Sunday at 10 al
Arrfse at Orange the same days by pm;
Leave Orange daily except Sunday at amt;
Arrive at Worcester the same days by 4pm; &.
676 From MbuIy, by Sutton, to West Sutton 81 miles
and back, SIX tmesa week
heavs Milbury daily except Sunday at 81 pm;
Arrive at West Sutton the same days BY 9 pm;
LEAVE West Sutton daily except Sunday at 81 an;
Arrive It Msibnfy the same days BY g. m.
OFT From Whitnsvfe, ID East Douglass, miles and
back. six times week. s &c. 49,
Leave Whitnsvile daily except Sunday at m;
Arrive atE1k DougIaSs the same days BY 81 pm;
Leave Est Dodsia. daily except Sunday ate4 m /;
Anise ~ Whitfd1' same days BY 3 IN.
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67e From New England Village Depot, BY New England
Village. e Grafton, II miles and back, six times .

67e From Nav England Village Depot BY New England
yillase. e Grafton. II miles and back, SIX times .
Leave New England Village Depot daily except Sun,
!, Arrive ss Grafon the same days by lo1am,
Leave Grafton daily except Sunday at 81 pm;
Arrive at New England Village Depot the same days
679 From Wendell Depot by Wendell. Locks Village and
North Leverett, to Montague. $50 miles and back,
three times week.
Leave Wendell Depot, Tuesday, Thursday. and Sat
urday at i N;
Arrive at Montague the same days by pra
Leave Montague the same days at pm;
Arrive at Wendell Depot the same days by 81 m.
$50 From South Deer6ed. by Conway. Ash6eid Plain
field and Savoy to Adams, 81 miles and back, three
times week. with three addiona weekly trips Ash.
field, IL miles and back.
Leave South Deer6eld daily except Sunday at 81 m.
Arrive at Ashfeld the same days BY 81 pm;
Leave Ashfeld daily except Sunday at 81 m;
Arrive at South Deerfeld the same days by 81
Leave Ashfell Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
Gam;
Arrive at Adams the same days by IL I'm;
Leave Adams Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 10
Arrive at Ashfell the same days by pm;
6s From Greenfield. by Shebune Shebune Falls, East
Charemont, Charlemont, and Florida to North
Adams, IS miles and back, three times week, with
three additional weekly trips to Charemont, II miles
and back.
Leave Greenfield daily except Sunday at M
Arrive at Charlemont the same days by 81 am;
Leave Charemont daily except Sunday at Al pm;
Arrive at Greenfield the same days by SPIN;
Leave Charemont Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
at loan;
Arrive at North Adams the same days by Ii pm;
Leave North Adams Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at3pm;
Arrive at CharIemont the same days by pm
6s2 From Greenfield by East Sheburne Coleran, Adams
vile, and Heath, to Rowe, 22a miles aud back, three
times week, With three additional weekly trips to
Coeran, miles and back
Leave Greenfield daily except Sunday at Ppm;
.. Arrive at Coleran the same days by SPIN;
Leave Colerain daily except Sunday at IL m;
Arrive at Greenfield the same days by 2pm;
Leave Colerain Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
SPIN;
Arrive at Rowe the same days by 10 pm;
Ieauo adnu andS atnrda af
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Arrive It rittsAsId the same days By Bpm.
'Uo From Pitts6eld. BY LAnepboro, New Ashfos1 ank
South Wiiamstown. to Willamstown, 20 miles and
nack three times week. - q
Leave Fitshed Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday at
Arrive at Wiiamstown the same days by 2pm;
Leave Wiliamssown Tuesday. Thursday, and satur-
Arrive at Pitsfed the same days by pm.
70l From North Adams by Wilamstown and Pownal to
Bennington, Vt, l9 miles and back six times
week.
Leave North Adams daily except Sunday at pm;
Arrive at Bennington the same day by 43pm;
Leave Bennington daily except Sunday at 10 ans
Arrive at North Adams the same days by 2p m.
7o2 From Fsrnumsvile to New England Village, miles
and back, six times week
Leave FarnumsyilIe daily except Sunday, on arrival of
the mail from Providence, say at 9 m;
Arrive at New England Village the days by 10
Leave New England Village daily except Sunday at
Arrive at Farnumsvile the same days by Al pm
7os From Sterling junction, BY Sterling and Leoninster,
to Fichburgh, IA miles and back, six times week
Leave Sterling Junction daily except Sunday on the
arrival of the mail from Worcester, say at II am;
Arrive at Fichburg the same daysby Sam;
Leave Fitchburg daily except Sunday at 81 m;
Arrive at Sterling Junction in time to connect with the
mail for Worcester. say BY st ni. y $50
704 From Nantasket Depot by North Cohasset to Hull,
8 miles and back, three times week, except three
months in the summer, when service is to be omitted
between North Cohassett7 and Hull and Hull sup
piled from Boston by steamboat, six times a week.
Leave Nantasket Depot Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at mi;
Arrive at Hull the same days by gam;
Leave Hull the same days at l0a m;
Errive at Nantasket Depot the days by pm
Proposals for the summer service between Boston and
Hull will be considered, whether made separate or in
connection with the above.
FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE. -.
No. From Boston, Mass, to HALIFAX Nova scois 400
miles and back, week, in steamboats,.
Leave Boston every Monday at pm;
Arrive at Halifax the next Wednesday by pm;
Leave Halifax every Thursday at p m;
Arrive at Boston the next Saturday by SPIN.
Bids for the above route must be made subject to the
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-07-07
DorirtD.

IL Flowers oeed culture; so DO the minds Of
men Flowers bloom to die, and die to live. Art
thou not flower blooming to die and live again
ia a milaer Cline more beautiful garden2
IL Falsehood hides in the castle Of shame, but
truth stands on the cutter wall
70 Modesty sits upon a throne her adorers are
many, but her servants few
IL The man who speaks his own praise, speaks
far himself and yet il is against himself
IL The drunken man curseth the earth when
he meets it with his face; 50 the ignorant impute
their own faults to tie devil; but be who knows
himself offers no excuse for his misdeeds and, see
ing the mote ia his own mind, removes it with his
own wisdom. Vain are the hopes Of reform so
long as man shall irnpute his vices to another OF
deceive himself with the expectation Of happiness
because another is good.
u Fortunate is ne TO whom the faults of 9TH
ers serve but mirror in which to behold his own.
II Boys that philosophers at six years of
age, are generally blockheads at twenty-one.
II What did you hang that cat for Isaac q.
asked the schoolmarm. The boy looked up, and
with grave look answered.
For raslO tiny, nnarm."
He had fifty marks Immediately put down
against his name.
BJ-.IIave we shin-bone among US 2" asked
a hungry dog in the midst Of pack.
A man by the name Of Alfred Bowling was kill
ed on Thursday at Dowagiac on the Michigan
Central Railroad by falling off the hand car
Both wheels passed over has breast.-Ga. JEFF
IL The Sentinel announces that the contract
for the constructions OF the Milwaukee and Water
town Rail Road was let on Wednesday last to
Mezsrs. Bishop & Co, of Connecticut. They
agreed TO build and equip the road by the lst Of
July, 1854 for S575,OO0 taking one quarter in
stock-IState Jour.
II The sale Of Bank lands in Wisconsin is
postponed in consequence Of an attachment sued
out BY Messrs. n Corwith & Co Notice of the
sale will be published again when the sale IS de
Cided-r Galena Adv.
A white man was sold for the sum Of twenty
FIVE cents. the other day. in Ogls county, III. His
purchaaer not beng able to make change, the
chattIe, loaned the necessary sum. The man
had a family.
The Washington Monument is now one hun
dred aRi thirty ieet high The last arrival, a
block Of beautiful birds-eye marble, was from the
Grand Divisionof the Sons of Temperance,
Of Eastern II. Y.
The New York Evening Post learns that num-
berS Of cotton commission houses have received
letters b. the Canada counteTmanding all out
standing orders IN consequence Of fears of trouble
on the Turkish question.
The population Of Keokuk, Iowa, has increased
about 25>O in the last eight weeks.
The prospects are said to be fair for an abun-
dant fruit season iu Ohio this year.
4 mas in Detroit advertiSes for partner in the
nursery business This Is new way OF ad.
veTtisng for wife
Green corn and cucumbers from Charleston,
are selling IN New York at SIX dollars per dozen
It is thought by French Physicians that Louis
Napoleon cannot survive much longer than =.
year. lie is IN very IL health
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-07-07
i1oetrp.
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a Gem from Fanny FORESTER.

We Weex;ractfrom the proof-sheeis Of Alderbrook,' ,
low in press by Ticknor & Co. the following
Ouching stanzas by Mrs Judson, TO her mother
previous 10 her voyage from this port few z4sars
,go.-Boston Atlas.
Give me my old seat, mother.
With my head upon thy knee
I've passed through many a changing scene
Since thus sas by thee
Oh let me look into thine eyes
Their meek, soft loving light
Falls, like gleam of holiness,
Upon my heart tonight.
I've not been long away, mother;
Few suns have rose and set
Since last a tear-drop on thy cheek
My lips IN kisses met
'Tis but little time know,
But very long il seems,
Though every night ] come to thee,
Dear mother, IN my dreams
The world has kindly dealt, mother,
Blythe child thou lov'st so well;
Thy prayers have circled round her path,
And twas their holy spell
Which made their path SO dearly bright
Which streWel the roses there
Which gave the light and cast the balm
On every breath Of air
bear happy aeart mother,
A happier never beat;
And even now, new buds OF hope
Are bursting At my feet
Oh, mother life may be dream;
But if such dreams are given,
While at the portal thus we stand
What are the truths Of Heaven7
bear happy heart, mother;
Yet, when ford eyes ] see,
And hear soft tones and winning words,
ever ghink CT thee.
And then the tear my spirit weeps,
Unbiddea fills my eye;
And like a homeless dove, long
Unto thy breast to fy.
Then ] am very sad mother,
I'm very sad and lone,
OH there's no heart whose inmost fold
0s1ss 10 me like thine ownl
Though sunny Smiles wreathe blooming lips
While love-1oaes meet my ear,
ny mother one fond glance of thine
Were thousand times more dear
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-07-07
4 CARD


DIR. v7I. VI. THOMAS
Having reuned from Baltimore offers his professional
services 20 the citizens Of Mineral Point and the sur
rounding country. He may always be found in the
once Of nr. Vso Dusen door below Fsirchild's
Store, The house OF Or. Van Dusen, opposite the
onoe Of wsshbarns & woodmsn. he viii attend
promptly 70 sll calls, both night aEd day.
GT- He hiss GSde arrangements attend TO Dr.. Van
h1sen's patients during his sbsenoe. S7U
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Tailoring.

rryEE Undersigned would respectfully tender ..
I his thanks the citizens of Mineral Point -
.ad vicinity for pastfavors. and inform them that -
81 continues business at his old stand on HiRh In
Of public favor.
n ientlemen's Clothes cleaned and pressed shor
patfca HENRY PRICE.
Auyust 10. 1852. 42tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-07-07
CIEAnLEs CnTTERELL.

I-s~ The only good and cheap HOUSE, SIGN, and
ORNAMENTAL. PAINTER.
WAGONS, Ruggies snd Sleghs, Banners, Re@Aliss sRd
Trausna Painted with neatuess and despatch.
P4per hanging, W hite- washing and Naslaiuing done
IN the best stsle. Country orders punctuay attended
Residence one door north OF the Franklin House,
Mineral Point Wis. If-iy
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-07-07
p. w. THOMAS,

y ST . UF I II Z 7 r AIE1
HTILL attend to preparing the necessary papersfor
sE procuring LAHD w ARRAHTs, under the late act
af songress aad also. drawing Mortgages other le
INSTRUMENTS and all other business apPeTtainin" TO
sis on ce Attorney Law. OHce in the east
,5m Ofthe Lower Floorofth Court House, Mineral
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-07-07

vuAVING permanently Ice s'ed in MneralPoinf, would
respectfully tender his professional the
.'llIens II he town and vicinity.
once in the Tribune Building, ('p stairs.l Residence
giki Aessnore, Esq, opposite the Franklin House.
Iunr l. l-53. Iy32
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-07-07

ATTOBSEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
! FISERAL POINT, WISCONSIN. Office two doors
Y west OF the Post Once Will attend 10 land nego-
ts, and transact all business connected with his pro-
Collections promptly attended to- 3Itf.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-07-07
3D.. VILLIA1T EtILDEnRAND

Practices HEDiCINE, SURGERY AND AIDWtFERv,
~ MINERAL POINT, Wis. Fl keeps a good supply
g Is Drugs and Medicines. once, three doors be
NV the Post once, High street. Residence over
F lirrhil8'z Store.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-07-07
ASAsA conn
CORE & oTESsIORE,

1854 NOhh /. Z AkSSAoRE'
COBR & 0TESSuORE,
ATTORN AT LAW
Mineral POINT, HIsepzsfn.
AVE associated thsmselves for the purpose
Il OF prac isng the law sad vil give prompt atten
Ilon go Aii business entrusted 10 their care.
NFrJCx over The Wisconsin Tribune Ofice.
land Warrants bought an sold Lands entered snd
Warrants located persons residing distance
the most favorable terms.
Rusines letters wilin scases answered BY return
Of mail
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-07-07

rfv~SDERS his services as PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
| - tna habtants OF Mineral Point and vicinity.
aai would inform his friends and the public, that he
has his residence the house formerly own
and occupied by Col. ID W Jones' directly opposite
tae Masonic Haji, aud his ONCE one door below the
sure burke Falrchild Esq and two doors above the
Pet Office
Mineral Point, Aug. %, 1851 44f
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-07-07
GAI.EHA HOTEL,

- BY GEORGE TYLER,
Nos Is3 and 81. Main Street, Galena. Illinois
n-z-Baggags taken 20 and from the Boats free of
CD arse. n4-6m
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NUS oG GJ0e SrGbcooUe /:

: village subscribers, -: ST. SO
!, ,ice and mail subscribers, 100
To village subscribers, six months. 90
10 office and mail subscribers, SIX months, Is
j-J-Paymentto be made invariably in .4draaes.
Single copies, FIVE cents.
10 Produce, OF all kinds, received on subscrip-
IN at the market prices.
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Our Storm.
From Gleasen's Pictorial. ]

Entered according Of Congress- year BY
F'eason in the Clerks Odce of the District Court
/ Massachusetts.
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HysENESs DIRECTORY.


y Cardsinserted by the year at 81 per line.
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lRigAt to PabhsA, o5tairod for he TriBuse.)
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E.lUae s. WasEELEEs,


* ENER Al DEALERS in Fancy and staple Dry
- Goods. Groceries, CrockcTy and Hardware, II Ugh
street. Mineral Point. 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-31

A FRENCH TRAGEDT.-The following is
translated, says the ~ Y. Commercial .ddver-
tiser, from confidential letter from Paris, by the
last steamer. As matter of course, the occur
renee is not alluded to in the French journals
We give It as communicated, making due allow
ance Tor possible cxaggeralon, though the source
OF the information is TOO reliable 10 need such
allowance:
81 ought TO tell you that Gen. ST. Arnaud Mar
shal Of France and Minister OF War, was arrest
ed last evening, by order of the Emperor of
France, Tor the following reasons General Cor
nemeuse, aid de camp to the Emperor, found
himself in the cabinet of His Majesty with ST
Arnaud; sum Of four hundred thousand francs
was there, and the Emperor, entering his cabinet
asked for the money, which he destined for the
marriage portion Of the daughter of St. Arnaud
COrnemeuse searched everywhere, but was una
Bile 10 find more than 200, 900 francs. whereupon
he said to St Arnaud, you and only have been
here, and it is only yourself who could have Ia
ken it.. Finding he could not deny the charge,
ST. Arnaud instantly drew his sword, and killed
Mons. Cornemeuse, the latter merely having lime
t" make degdgement, piercing The arm of ST.
Armand. The scene passed under the eyes of
the Emperor, and so suddenly that he had no
time to prevent the blows. The matter is hush
ed up, but you may rely upon the facts, which
have from a beyond all doubt -
BY the news by the Arlic, in another column,
it will be seen that no mention OF this affair. had
betn made at Paris
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-31

sIf On Saturday evening, VIM. N. Berry. of
the Life in Boston, was knocked down by Two
men IN Devonshlre street. He fred revolver at
Them, The ball from which, in gancing, struck a
person passing, but without injury. Same even
ing there was rumpus i'll Washington street near
State, between gentlemen in the magazine trade.
Wounds inconslderable
u Taylor, who has just been sentenced to the
Connecticut State Prison, for forging pension pa
pers, is an intelligent loo%ing young man, and Of
line personal appearance. lie is six feet and one
inch IN height, and as he was stripped at the pri-
son and provided with zebra suit, be remarked
81 have never done days work in my life. -
The way Of the transgressor is hard.-Ne,o Ha-
zen Register.
81 The caloric ship Ericsson will not proceed
TO Europe for several months Most Of her ma
chinery is TO be removed in order to facilitate the
improvements proposed in her. Ericsson explains
the delay by saying the only difficulty that has been
met with has been that The cylinder bottoms or
heaters proved too elastic aud yielding remain air
tight, or to admit uil pressdre being carried, In
provenentS are progressing, but will take sumo lime
yet.
~ The Postmaster Of Baltimore has supplied
each hOxholder with neat brass check, of the size
OF a silver dollar, having number corrrespondinp
with the number Of The box. BY handing this check
to his clerk, hoy, az servant, the merchant or other
person can thus authorize him TO receive his letters,
and its presentation at the window Of The Office will
I've the authority for the clerk to deliver them to the
holder.
~ The Postmaster General has order ed re.
ducion Of the postage on pamphlets aud magazines,
mailed for OF received from foreign counlries-ex.
ceplng Great Britain, the British North American
Provinces. and the West coast. OF South America
to the uniform rate Of two cents per ounce
gsH- William Z. Branerd, an insane book binder,
who has worked in Boston, lately murdered his
other aud his mother, 10 Melbourne, Canada East,
and escaped. A reward Of $3.50 is offered for his
arrest.
C1F- The bones Of an extra large sized Indian,
were found in East Boston, by workmen engaged
IN laying sewer in Princeton street, on the hill
side fncing the sea.
u The Presbyterian general assembly at BnC-
faiO, have decided that a church member ma
marry his sisters daughter, aud that dancing is
"wcked."
r5ELewis Josselyn, editor of the Lynn Bay
State, has received and accepted the appointment
of surveyor for the district of Salem and Beverly
Mr. Josselyn is coaltionist.
For destroying Mr.. Roots check, and putting
him out of the cars In which his passage was
paid. Sidney \. Ball, conductor on the Rochester
and Niagara Falls Railroad, was fined 800, and
sentenced to ten days imprisonment in Jail.
r-Y-Free Democratic State Conventions will be
held Al Madison, wisconsin, on the 9Th June, and
q, Indianapolis, Indiana, on the 24th. That Of H.
linois was holden few days ago.
Eyr Governor Boutwell, has been elected to the
Constitutional Convention, unanimously from the
own Of Berlin.