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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12

state Of Wisconsin, Wisconsin, lss
To the Honorable James H. Knowlton, Judge OF the
County Court OF said County, and ex ohcio, Judge
The undersigned having been duly appointed BY
your ioI orable Court, Administrator Of the
Joseph NJ Hgbee, deceased, respectfully represents
that he has not been able to fad pc sonal prug
chooses action belonging the estate of u decea
sed, and believes that there this stat,
he believes the deceased died seized Of the iown
described lands, and Of none other lying in this state
30 wit;
y OF quarter 7, J., lie $50
. Il : : E { qua sss - 9 e go go
That the value Of sand lands according the best nor-
nation he has obtained, is that against TIE above
Illinois and thai letters OF administration
aiken out his estate in the county OF Adams in said
dOnor 1t appears hat The sale bill personal property
sold by The administrator Of the deceased said
Aud the sale OF Real Estate in said County
amounts 70 clbo ~
s942 70
The undersigned is informed and bel ewes that
BY the decree Of the County Court Of said
county OF Adams, one a th OF ssid sum of So
l6s 10, was eel apart 20 the widow Of the de-
ceased, II lieu OF dover, 1888 IS
s7778 40
Ii also appears that there have beer died ard allowed
sgslns said estate, claims 70 the amount Of sle2t ~
exclusive Of interest and consequently that the assets
Not sufficient 10 meet The debts by upwards OF tgeu-
~ our hundred dollars
The undersigned Administrator as aforesaid, further
the sale fsio lands
Of The debts of the deceased, and therefore
respectfully prays your Honor to grant license him
for Lhe sale thereof
CYRUS wOOOAAN, Administrator
OF the estate Of Joseph n. Hgbee.
state Of Wisconsin,
iowa County
ON this lin day Of March 1853, personally came
before the above named Cyrus WoOdmsn, and sub
scri6ed and made oath the foreg ing instrument.
Witness R-y hand an Oficiai seal
HENRY P GEORGE, rs
Notary Public, Wisconein.
Probate held the Probate the coun-
~ OF Lafayette and Stale Of Wisconsin on the twenty
eighth day April. an the year OF our Lord thou
sand eight hundred and any three, before James IL.
Knowl.oD, Judge, upun the foregoing petition.
Or-'ercF Thai the petitioner give notice all persons
Jerested, by csusng copy Of said re iiion With
rdeg be printed 81 least four succ~s
weeks in the Wisconsin Tribune weekly spaps
prime MfEszal Point, in the county Of Iowa ard
Of isconsB, the sane be printed prior
the dh day Of July sitter the date here which is
time hereby for hearing the Hnd things
said petition contained To The end all persons
Interested may appear al the Probate O8c-,
said county NJ IAFsyege and 70 the Probate
and there be held show esase II any ihey have, by
he prayer tue said petitioner should not be granted
By the Court
4w2z JAMES II. KSOWLTtN
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12

EgA NEW BUILDING MATERIAL has been
discovered in Clark county, Alabama. tits a
limestone Of yelIowish color, exposure only
hardens the material. 1t only differs from the
building stone used in Paris by being of a
darker shade and Of greater weight. Il gives
a building, and consequently city composed
Of this stone, lively and cheerful appearance
This stone Is evidently very similar IN color
80 thai Of the Milwaukee, brick.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12

Hints FoR THs LITTLE PRACTITIONERS At
HoNE.-Never make fals- note IN practising,
ar IN playing Tor amusements. 1t Is something
liks telling a talsehood-it tells false Of the
tins or lesson and has painful stroke, too,
for the GOOD ear Of a listener Hold your
hand over the keys, and fktak-and before you
souch, be sure thasyou are right or yon make
: s-arenlu nertgEmer.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12
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PROSPECTUS OF
THE WAVERLEY MAGAZINE.
NEW VOLUME IN lUI.Y.
Great Tmprovema nt-Nep Dress


The proprietor this splendid weekly paper deems Il
proper give this esrly inien ions COM
its neIt volume, July LIST. an entire change
In lie yp5g aphlcai appearance which he believes will
the largest beautiful sheet ever pub
shed this any other country The changes which
h coniempates will be both useful and ornamental,
which are,
|. To appear Scotch type, Of clear and beau
tfu face, Of size which viii en-, bic the publisher
insert whole book, if Necessary without continuation.
and giving nearly Double the reading that it
tans for only Six book hich ,heFwise would
Cost IS cents, thus be had for six cent?, besides
great variety OF other ma'ter-Doems, music, etc We
Intend to give each week a compendium OF all the stir
ring ents OF the week. that readers will be pos
ted up ON all Interesting subjects
? Ne continued stories viii inserted In the next
volume but each number viii be complete in itself -
trouble periencvd by mail subscribers in
sing number which contains an unfinished story 1t is
for h's particular that the publisher has
concluded IT, complete everything in each number
4 Metz and beautiful Head, much handscmer than
he one ua used VIII then tie obtained Also muctI
az. . de
.. I'D rl ifu ugrivists- illustrating either
.4sr ~. t via a. cuutain nl.nth, que
p, f.-z In, 80 V hich bi..soi Ia each month
rpre,eniirg the ls'nst farfiu. :
l.-t-.rs '.r abr der. j Leedt,
aces PARIS Ls,sid.n reports
-E-F1 Pap-r 80 he volume a yUCTe
Y,r ~'ii b rs d. For mail ,uhscri
- heavy a. The pres nj 20 'ise Ia" will
nose shy pu-c-a,e ii'p asper # CARRIE 3 at +
pm ugh =. t''rp4par than IS nov used ON any
t,n p.- publish Il
Tong, ma literary gentleman will assist in the
70 'hesr costly improvements in view, the pro-
wei q impress Il "n the minis II tN"e- u h, IN
81 he volume 10 Send in their orders
in June, ha be m4y culst - ptiu..
promise fr1ds beck numbers 10 pat
paper IS too expensive 10 Work up iarge quahty 70
keep on hand subscription ouzht 81 be renewed q
month fore il expires Il subscribers would secure
I1-as w. dollars Q yeas, ~ one d l.ar e. *
- '.s. 90 alva &C Pas ers 1PP-d We ne time is
Goftou, Mass.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12

INTERVIEW BETWEEN SPRI>G AND HIS Son.
Singular Reprogeh. Philadelphia Bulle-
tin says thata day or two since. Arthur Spring
Jr. paid visit TO his wretched father In his cell
at Moyamensing prison. The Son offered 10
shake the hand of the father, and expressed a
desire to be reconciled with him. The parent
charged his offspring with having committed
the crime of which he (the father had been
convicted. The boy urged the impossibility
ofhis having done il when every moment Of
his time was accounted for during the evening
upon which the murder was committed. The
older Spring insisted doggedly upon his limo
cence and upon the guilt Of his son, and the
parties finally separated without the slightest
manifestation Of forgiveness or reconciliation
on the wretched culprit.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12
3 0T q NJ Y,

ALI persons desiring TO prosecute the study o.
Practical and Theoretical Botany. are requested
70 meet at DR.. Wilber's Office next Friday, (rhe
3th Inst.l at clock 2 VI
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12
Lclk out for Conrterfcit..


The public cautioned against another counterfeit
which ass steIy E1sde It's appearance called ~ B. Far
rIs Arabian Ltnment the most dangerous Of sil the
asievfes beca ais having the name Of Farrell, ma
nv vii buy sood fSith, without the knowledge that
eaaasrit exists, and they VIII perhaps o3ly discover
heir error when The spurious mixture has wrought rs
evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by H G. Far
ell sole inventor snd prupIietorsnu wholesale druggist
80 Il Majr street. Peors, illinois, 20 whom all spplics
TONS FOR Agencies must be addressed. Be YOU get
yvj,b tbs Ioltsrs Il. C. before the Farrell thuH.
ARREIIsS-aud his signature on the wrapper, AL 9th
RS are corlIsterfc5ts. ScId o.
WHITNEY SMITH Mineral Point, Roskins
Thomas s Co., Dodgeyile, Z. Beech, Linden, Hook s
l5eiason. Frankdn, Bsnner, WinsviIe, A NordyEe
fuseeia Ripley, Downs s. Co, Richmond, E. C. MeIn-
tyr ElchlAad city ami By regularly authorized Agents
hrzsuglout a. L nited Slsles.
Price IS AMI So cents, snd 81 per bottle
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village snd haralel
r. ma rDits Ststes. in which is not yetessbtisbed
,I3rexs II Farrell shove. accompanied With =ooc
ass-es IS 10 character, responsibility, sc. lYSn30.
To- The Ouincy Wing, Of isth Ma Oh, 81 one of H.
arse=s and mos popular papers in 1ois, says;
q Sec the advertisement Of ". FarreiI's ArsoiaI
LlnizaenL This IAuinsut Is he canine enrs all sno
NJ rpssssta.~ s=u.3.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12

PROTECTION
fFIRE, MARINE AND INLAND)
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HAEsTFOH CONN,
Incorporated 1925.
Board of Directors.
A. G, RA ;As, c; Il, IN HSqRTHAM, w THR Ill,
VIM w. lS san r. BEi GSHSHf' W WARD.
w. b. ROBBINS, T. bELKNAP, d. CLARK,
VIM. WILLIAMS.
DIV. CLARK, President.
The attention of property holders is TssDeetfay G Il;
Inland Insurance offered by the
PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
The unde signed has been furnished with blank poi
ices signed BY the officers Of The Company; also with
bank renewal receipts for continuing policies already
Issued, and IL duh authorized and prepared, as A2en
said Company, to make in FRANCES for any Length q
time not Ies than month greater than sever
's's "p e''i'dings a. their eooIentS occupied as
d .r' ST REs, WARN. U@Es- CHURoHE,s 7orELs
BsKs- q -rRt FoUsEs, 'oLLkeEs, &C., &C against
EO~S OK BAEEAEE ES F.SSs
Also. O. Dry Goods Groceries Manufactured Goods
lousehnld Furniture, Live ~tocs. and every 9th
scripuon o. Mrrchsndze Perscna Pop rty shipped
and from points on the Western Waters, between
Eastern Clues wa AXE, other inland ruutesl an
any town in the Western coUny against the hazards
INLAND NS0ORT9TTOE
Also, On shpn ems of Goods Wares end Merchandise
per good vessel vessels between New Orleans and
Eastern Ports-between New Orleans and other Gull
ports between all American ports and English Eu
rOpesn ports, any other nrIme ports whatsoever
in the Atlantic waters, against the
PERILS OF THE SEAS,
4. rates Of Premium lotc as any other RESPONSE
ble Institution.
D~The stten ION OF Merchants is especially requeste
IN superior advantages and nvenience of Insurance
at home. under oPEE FOJICY,' covering shipment.
by specific endorsements, under "COETRAsT PoLI-
Cy. covering all sh pments whatever during any
peTiud-at current rates OF premium charged by othe'
compsnes-for account OF applicant or whom II ma
cOnceh." Losses promptly adjusted under the super
vision of the undersigned local Agent. and payable
bank funds, spot desired, at New York kUs
ton, Philadelphia baltimore, Charle5t.n, New Orleans
II. ouis. Louisville, Pittsburgh, any other agreed
! point IN the United States.
For further information respecting rates Of premium
/ etc, apply to the UNDERSIGNED
/ RICHARD L. READ, Agent
For Mineral Point and County. 4E1
Eg-O Once in the Stone Building east Of Faircbild:
| Sore, up stairs.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12

village Subscribers paper left their doors) 81 20
Office and Mail Subscribers, / %
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12

>tS'e u use 'ns'a irs ou-.y IvurI, Mag Term,
Iowa cuniy - I % 1853.
( eLlft Ia Guardian OF LYMAN Leach, Vim
ocrrt Leash Ellen traea and Nary Jane eacr hled
his pt',Ign ~ Prese INIT thu i7th " of u rch
y Is-' TOR t3cu-c % The Ns'si OF tn, North
ea-' et = CT a tenn s-ye" Z ID town oven IA
\ ? h - tsns' ulp - f.si Live CUsuty be longing
o. biz said War'-
Mice j. D. F-by given thai aaeI hearing vii be
bad Hpu 50 Il rtiti"a at tre Term - tuansy
y arr Z" o. bod n Al t- Ii-t ia Amessi
On th- nrst M"ncsA g aa usNt whnp and her. any
person INTERESTED may fppca and snow eaure why tha
prayer OF the petilIunef - 0ud Dot o. sanicd
PARLhY EATON, County Judge.
Da ed Ap q 9Th. Isja 4wl4
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12

SgAu iron chest, as deposltor for jewel
~. hss been made IN Philadelphia. Of the fol-
loving dimension: #. high, f. Gin. wide,
an5 5 o. 9 tons in weight. From the outer Ia
the inner surface, tho thickness is six and q
hslt inches
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12
>. aNs.uN & FNLEY

Dealers in Groceries, Liquors, Hard Da,s, CrOe te-,
c.. sc, sc.
AVE on hand a General assortment Of Sugars, Tea
u ruffee Mot.sses " hisEey, Brandy, and Wines al
, tdrg- assortment Of
,RuKERy-wAEE. COOKING GLASSES, & CLOCKS.
Of the best Kind which they good best
Being determines sell iOr cash, they offer their
goods AT very luS priCrs
Among Their sssUT ment may be found window Sh6-
les, I able ttyers- '-li and and learn our
price, and We fear hut what You viii purchase.
store n he corner Of Commerce aud Eigh Streets.
Mineral Point, May AKA 27,6
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12
ESTATE or JOHN LARSON.

Is a = OE SON y Ia sSSpNF
state Of Wisconsin,
'Owa Coun-y So,
CtHRiSTIA LARSON, widow Of John Larson, late Of
~ Iowa county deceased has fled her p tti ia the
Cnunt4 Court praying adTulHstrauo upon said es1ae
Notice l. hereby given to al Iersuns Interest d, that
huai hearing viii viii be had pa sad petition,
Prob4te Of he County ~ ne holden The
Probst Office in Mineral Point, the - day OF Mag
instant d ited Nav . 1. 1853.
27-3~ P4kLEY EATON, County JUDGE
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12
DIR. COLE

Intends leaving Town in few days, for the pres
nj; and begs leave to request all those of his
trends and patrons who afflicted with had
lEETH to call soon, as delays are said to be dan
gerous %
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12
H. AZ. R.

~ itef by r D.FULFO8D.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12

AcCIDENT.-We regret TO learn that Mr..
+. H. Corwith, on Saturday evening last, fel
f7cm the platform. corner Of Peck's Building
causing thereby a serious fracture Of the pGtl Ia.
or Knee pam Gal. Jetfrrsouian.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12
Notice.

THE sutsci beFs having sold their stock Of Hard ware
Saddles, Harnesses. Leather, &c, 70 GK e. PRIE-I-
Ky %. and wishing 10 cl Sc up their business IN
Mineral Point. would most respectfully request all no
in debt to them, tn make i'm mediate 20 tue
firm, who authorised to collect an pay ali
debts the late firm Of
E A. COLi ms, g. CO
Mineral Point, March IS. I-53 2Sf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12

Trout FISHING IN OLDEN TIME.-The fol-
lowing account Of a singular incident, by
which fine trout was captured, was original
~ published in New Hampshire paper in
1892:
1--WE hear from Enfield, in the upper part
Of Keene, that as two men were crossing a
pond in the pursuit of Moose. one of them
being thirsty, and preceiving a hole which
had been cut Though the ice by some fisher
men, he stopped down to drink, but possessed
Of large red nose, a fish supposed he had
some bait, and made bold to snap at it, when
the man suddenly throwing his head back,
drew out trout which weighed three pound S
and four ounces
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12

Ban GNAMMAR-The ungTammaIlcaI express
sions Ito home" for at home, ant for am
not. or are not, = done" for l did. are nearly
banshed from good society-but one hears
yet, quite frequently, " these kind and ''those
kind" for this and that kind. Young people
need to have the ear cultivated to a correct
sound in music. Accustomed early 70 a int
spoken English, ungrammaticdI expressions
viii ever after CRATE upon the ear-as with 2
cultivated musical ear. dlscord will ia mu
sic.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12
Sash and Blinds,
Clothing.
BX Z. IL RLOa5GE1

TlNHE subscribers w"Ud n-oTm the public that thor
j have 90 their employ The ex perienced WORK
who ready all lines to mike Cicthing OF
r. description aud of good materials he found
the place Their work q the best style aud
snted At. call al their Store under the cid
loon, and see for yUur-elvfs.
Keller a. AICHELBACHER
Mineral Point, Nov. rs, 1872 ia
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12

IIGHTxG> Bunker Hll Monument was
twice struck by lighuingon W dnesday after
noon. Persons who were Ia the IN numeni
shought it was going over. The bottom 81
one ofthe rods. where il entered the earth. wa,
slightly melted, and a gentleman near the top
who was passing down and holding by thu
iron rail received shock from which he di.
not recover entirely for a couple e hours
TIE second shock sounded like the crash Of.
large quantity Of glass thrown down the insid,
Of the monument ~ Aurora.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12

~ ssANEE AG-NCE
II VHE UNDERSIGNED having received the Agency Ia
j fofIs ms &C. 1fan - 10 VT
JsfTs0n Llfe Insurance Co. Of Cincinnati Ohio
Nelo York Central Insurance Company, Of Chsrry
YaHey, " T.,
prepared 20 risks Lives and Property the
favorable either he 4on' sock Autu.
Al Principle X. D PULFpRD.
Tiff Agent for Iowa Co. Wis.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12
Patent Churns.

ONION sEED,--S6 Pounds, of last years grou IN
;uat received ard 81 sale st UFG. y roH8-S.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12

o. Henry ). Fitch offers a premium of
$4,000 for the best treatise on the great Al
antic and Pacific Railroad. The merits of
the works presented are TO be determined by
a committee consisting of two members of the
Press. a delegate from the merchants and one
from the agricultural and mining district OF
California the President Of The Chamber OF
Commerce, n. Y; one delegate each from the
press Of New y ork, Boston, St. Louis, Balt-
more and Philadelphia; Lieutenant Maury
and Professor Henry, Of the Smithsonian In
slItute. The work must be completed and
forwarded to :. p. Anderson Esq. New York
City, by the Ist Of November next.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12

81 / wv 9SIo
Among his Cooking Stoves may be found the following
Queen Of the Vest Western, Ne,r World,
Mountain Queen, Elsrdtrd OUenl
Forrest Queen, DO. do
Iron King, &c, &c.
Also Premiums, OF various patterns aad sizes
All Of which Will be sold at pro extremely low fo
ash, read pay.
BEING himself practical operative, and employing
nune but the best of wurkmrn the pubic may res
assured that al work duue ~ his -h0u will In Ibt
very best sty lie, b. tn fer beauty and durability
PsrtiGnar attention paid to Orders from The Country
OF departing done on the IN rost notice and il al
cd sty II at shop in the State.
Mineral Point April 90. 1874 3stf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12
RJberI Gorsf, George Guile,
aud John ThomL son,
In ChanceFy 10 foEscloss
Mortgage.
John Blnckhr-st


'hN dSy came IN said plainspts- BIZ MessSs Cobb
& Ncs> more their solicitors. and BY leave .: the
"hf mere had MED their hill f compliant herein sud-
N thtr u't'' ny tst-r SAID soiccrs-It urdrrC by
he Court here, that III said Complainant do ., e rtb
notce - the said dei7ndos Juhu BLACK hurst, of the
Phong ot ms suit % publication OF cops This
Ger IN The NIS'oNsHN IRIBUNE. a weekly rewrr,aprr,
plo' shed MiBrial Point, in sad County of iowa, for
SIX uccsve weeks, te aTst iusa be within
- days ON tie date this order, M on Ike rnoo,
- the SAID u Infant y his eel o- said,
dsu ordered by the tuurt the s4id dufe snt spd
ne Is hereby rule plead, answer or dsrru~ 10 tb,
I'd C. mpian MS hili e M lani. Hed Ee-e, ca or
elnre the nr-t dy ~ next term C,a and
= 'rderc ~ the C"s that i- puE~ snt IL here
oy cIhftuU@d u-tt the this curt
d. rebs IFS tn, aboveto be a true copy az the
'rdrs mate m he above emitted Cause al tle above
ie, ~ ui >aid RI.
In Wlress whereof have hereto SCI ICY herd and The
ssl Of said Court tHis ~7h de- .,ril, ID I-53
u AS B' TEfs .SON. L eTk Circuit
eE'''t ~ olnfNt y t-cHns 6W34
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12

WAsHINGToN's WArcH.-WhenG Governor
MorTIs, friend of Washington, was about
going TO Europe, he gave him this charge,
ITO buy him al Paris a flat gold watch not
the watch of fool, or of d man who desires
10 make a show, but Of which The interior con-
ssruc'ior1 shall Be extremely lUeH cared for, ana
.beertsrfor air ueyy simple. Children, re.
member Washington's watch, and be just like
i yourselves. IChud's Paper.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12

PsIsIoNH Rs.-The State Prisioa al Jackson,
Mich, contains 2I7 convICts, l5S Of whom
were drunkards when convicted. and 50 In
temperate. Michigan has adopted the Maine
Law, (though think il Is yet TO be sane
toned by vote Of the people, and the future
VIII doubtless show dif3erentsiate Of things
IN this respect Free Dem.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12
Notice,

Z, JBSEPss - 8s.s t-~s.s = or AK County,
Wisconsin, bsEng ny Duplicate n, IL. s. f'T tb-
South quar- the south east qra-ter ~yrn
IS Town - Nurtr. Rsr Ess Of the F,uvt p-ucis.al
m rtdIAu, d. reby CIV" ronc" r. al "a n may
concern, " The 'ts ~ said DEuitc ,pd Cmy sITt
ca ion for ri meT - tie case 80 dol
iars1 ii ally paid FOR =sid tract. BY 0dsr Of The
e, missioner Of the General and Once
6ws2 JOSEPH KFNDRI X
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12

ANOTHER CoLLIsIoS CA>E-ALMosT -
The passenger trains Of the Michigan South
ern and Michigan Central Roads on their wa
IN, evening before last, met at the same fata
crossing The Southern put on the brake
and stopped, so collision was avoided. Tn,
Southern road has now issued orders to tn
Conductors and Engineers of all trains, t
come 70 dead stop at the crossing Chi
sag0 Journal.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12

REsiGNATIoN.-H. n. Joe e. Squlres -.
atur from Grant County, has resigned his sp-
IN the Senate in consequence ofhaviog receiv
ed the appointment of Register ofthe Miuera
Point Land Office.
Herman Haertel, Member Of Assembly
from Milwaukee, has also resigned. having
been elected Emigrant Agent.
The Governor has issued proclamations fol
special elections TO fill those vacancies before
the June session.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12

n IRg SAUT-loo Bags Fine Dairy salt iuss
& recsived and for sale By g. W. COBB
CIGARS. s5a0 ch0ice Regalia and Principe CT
U ! CARS. for sale at - dB :
EEgE@ES- l cask. IL 6ne order-an q esiert art1
cIr snr tsbie use, FOR sale 81 CJBB =
AssN75 eys assorted sizes. inst received and for
,F'e A. ~ q. u COBE-r
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12
New Era
In the Stove and Tin Business.

MToUIn respectfuIiy announce TO the pubic, ths
he has purchased he Tin Sh . he rtofore carried
n by 'l'yh NheCer, one dnor west If W heslers
store, High where h. praIa to furnish
ne old custnars Of that establishment, wen al
line OF
Copper, Tin, or Sheet-Hon Hare,
On the sh rtet notice lie Will keep anty hand
every variety of
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-21
NEW YORK MARKETS. March 10 PM.

NEW fOHk MARKETS, March 10 PM.
FLoUR-The Canada's has an unay or BILE effect
upon thu -four market and prices of nearly all descrp
tions easier. There is scarcely any export demand
while buyers for consumption. will not take more than
sufficient supply immediate wants Some roo bbs
changed hands this morning 81 so 81 6el for
to straight and good states and - 62Ia 81 ss
Ohio e'
In Southern -four there is not much doine'and the
marSet is heavy; small parcels mixed to good brands
were sold at 81 s7!as 5.l21
GRAlN-ln wheat we can hear of transactions to
report Holders Opposed to sell this morning.
ket.
Corn Is lower with more offering Sales 900 bushels
at on Gle for heated; 81 CSC for mixed and white
southern and IS &C for small parcels of Southern and