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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05
Chicago, 2 ?. NJ.

Cnlcago, +. NJ
Express Train of NJ. C. R. R. was going east,
and Enigrant Train on S. NJ. R. r, was coming
west they came in collision where the roads cross
about miles from Chicago-3O emigrants were
killed and many badly hurt
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05

II Hon HENRr DoDGE viii please accept
our thanks for valuable Maps and other Public
Documents
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05
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Prizes al S. Jo-We learn from a friend iusr
down from S. Joseph. ,hat horses, mules. and ca-
.s we're plenty, ~nd cheaper "a, tuat place aud VI
cinity, than IN Illinois at the present time All
kinds OF produce and provisions were also plenty
and cheap. The Alton Emigrants were about
the flrst to arrive at ST. Joseph and procured the
best of accommodations. The citizens of St Jo-
seph were not anticipating so great a rush Of EN-
igrants as people down this way had generally
supposed However, the great numbers who are
going up to the point overland, had not commenc-
ed TO arrive. The season is very forward, and
vegetation coming on finely in that section.-TAI-
ton Cour
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05
HIG STATE CONVENTION.

A WING STATE CONVENTION. consisting
Of one Delegate from each Senate and Assembly
District, will be held at MANSON on Tuesday, the
Seventh day of June next, at IL o'clock, n,
TO nominate candidates to be supported for STATE
OFFICERS at the next General Election, and for
the transaction of such other business as may be
deemed necessary.
1t is hoped that tie proper committees viii take
PROMPT measures 10 secure delegate from each
district IN said Convention as il Is very desirable
that the State should be fully represented on that
occasion
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05

II General Ladislas Ujaazy mas addressed
fraternal letter 10 Mons CADET OF the Icaran CON
muuity at Nauvoo, Illinois, in which he says that
in former visit to that colony 1t was as agreea-
able as instructive Tor him To see reduced 70 prac
tice that social doctrine which ne says should soon
become the general law OF the whole human race
He also says that 1T he could have TWO native
lands, be would wish Hungary the 6rst, and France
the second.
II they Do no; ike ,his-,heTe Is probably p'en-
Il Of room in the other countries mentioned Tor
both Of theul-anI all their iciioaer.--C hisgo
journal
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05
Railroad Accidents.

II Don't fail to read our new advertisements
this week
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05

II Pete, are you into them sweetmeats agin z
Ne mann. them syyeetueats II INTO me
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05

Fire n the T. 5. Nary lard Great Destruction
81 Propaty-Shortly a.;er o'clock yesterday
morning one Of the buildings in the L. 5 Navy
! ard which was occupied as a store house for tim
Der, was discovered TO be on ire The building
vas Of brick, 800 feet long b. so feet in width,
painted straw color, and the roof was tiled with
slate 1t was divided into three apartments, tie
lower portion being used for he storage OF tim
her, ard the loft IS pajntshop and gunner room
The FIRE originated in a barrel which stood Al the
head o. Tie stairs il the paiu,-shoP and had been
used as a receptacle for scraps Of dried pant and
other material OF ike combastlJle nature The
timber department Of the building contained the
beams Of a seyency-tour gun ship, and also those
OF a fIigate and >l5op-ofwaI. together with the
frames Of three other ,esels, and large amount
of promiscuous timber. consisting principally OF
Southern pine and live oak Total loss. SIy5H10
N. Y. Tribune
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05

From the Madison Daily Journal
Terrible Collision on the Railroad near Chicago !
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05

Cucv,na6 SfgRsar5ssr - ue committee ap-
pointed 10 tx upon BIN Of prices, whereby the
se1m4tresses 81 Cincinnati nay be relieved from
positive suffering, have reported The advance Is
small and reasonable and we are glad to hear viii
be accepted by the employees Of that city.
The subcommittee appointed to visit them. an
nounce that majority of the heaviest dealers,
thus far called upon, had expressed their willing
ness TO accept the new bill
This Is a strike IN the right quarter Female
labor is abou, tie only thing ylat never advances
n ,.-5cp
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05

The Commerce Of The Lakes Our fresh water
ponds bear on their bosom tonnage astonishing
" large, and rapidly increasing. Yearly vast
numbers Of the vessels sink or are dashed TO
pieces on the shores but yearly the dock-yafds
I'll up the gaps, and add whole fleets TO the grand
total. This spring opens with eight new Steam
ers twenty Propcliers, and seventy three sail ,es-
sels, Of an average tonnage greater than ever be
fore. OF the sail vessels, lull one quarter must
rate over 500 tons and a number are between $50
and 500 tons-rSenlinel
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05

All papers Will please copy
Madison, April 18th, 1853.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-06
VIEWS FROM ABROAD.

The i'r<ioa Past saws I'll" whigS are labor
inr desperately 10 save Vermont" Ills *
certainly very important. il true" |; i g.
pecisly important to ihr democracy from
whom Vermont is To tx saved. i't~y should
feel themselves called upon TO make The most
vigorous cN,rtoms 10 proven; the catastrophe
which * impending over them. The why's
have got into such i confirmed habit vi SAY
in. Vermont" that they usually save ii with
ont much labor, and if they AZ really "!a'"r-
ir@ desperately" in tim; jchall, there i great
reason for the ,icliorlarv 10 kc alarmed
Perhaps it wnali not be ami>s ior them to bc
prepared to meet with resignation the fate
wh,h is awaiting them.
The Co.> C,9a'y D,norrW has information
Of 1 decidedly different sort. Itsa,S-
"Ovcr in Vermont. where :hry say H..
star has never set" ONLY meaning that the
sun has newer risen, there are some Sums OF
dawn. Th" Vermont WINS are divided.
,Ii>hrartcucl AMI ready, Tor MANY cNcrilcui
reasons. - turn their hands against each 9TH
cr. Many Of them are dissatisfied with their
candidate for Governor. Many OF ihcm,lhrr"
j reason to hope. bern 10 see the u.in,--> OF
their principles folly oi' krrpin. up an
organization :or the lct,.nrr of ,.xploi,,l no
tons Of NATIONAL po,irr, urom the ruins OF
which. the present prosperity Of the country
has been uF!uii.'
Our contemporary deserves Great credit
orit> enterprise IN letting news I'm advance
Of The telegraph. Il We had not learned 1t
from the N,morrM, We should net have ,lI>-
pcc:cd that the wings in Vermont were d.
yi,i"'l, much less that they were li>hcartcncd.
All our allirc> are The other WAY. We have
conver>cd and correspondent extensively with
wins III all parts OF the STATE. and have vet
to he informed OF the division and ,li,cour-
a"cmcmt which our ncighbors 30 easily hear
OF. Il i no Goub; true tha, The locotoro> here
have anticipated division. Lave lalorr,l har
10 create it. and are sorcly disappointed 10;
10 have succeeded better. it i also true that
;h,rc are differences Of opinion amon- sl.ig>
IN r'-nri 10 matters 10; political. tat i; i
10; true hat ;!cy are divide! a> to Political
acton, They are thorou.h,v united a, 10
the rHpe''i,ay. @; giving tie. luro.o-o> the
H~"ri annual Grabbing, ai.i II any q, ,hc>..
last named io.>> have an idea ui e>-a;,,:l-,
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-06

Nti.'-i'hA ii"N.- he cmiarkdtIun OF the
iIi9rin,> from Nc!'t IIavcr. August /. 1Goo
was celebrated at Plymouth Rock on the 1>-
instant, The descendants OF the "Pilrrim
Band" assembled uron tbs memorable spot
IN vast numbers. making the largest corcoursc
OF people ever gathered there on A SincIe &C.
ea~ion. There were appropriate religion.
services N the forenoon, AMI in the afternoon.
at III" dinner table toa>t> we've .ircn and
speeches made. Over 5000 dincd at tables
protected I.y Weights Mammoth Tent.
MONEY I"sr-Icvi P. Parks. ESQ. of
faS>umP>ic, lost his porkct hook on Tuesday
lie took 1t from his pocket at about II O'Clock
III the forenoon to pay out some money and
iaId 1t do"a on the dc,k hv his side. Il.
'cit the place shortly before y o'clock. and
at about ). the same day. missed it. I'pon
returning to the place where it was left. moth
in@ could be found or heard Of i. It con
tanned abont 5000 in money and valuable
papers. The bills were mostly Of the demon.
lhatIon Of 500 and so of the issue Of thc
fa>>lm'n>ir Bank.
Ac'1hE>F,-On Saturday week an Irish
man was Killed on the White Mountains Rail
road near Lisbon. lie was Oh the ton Of =
''cl-ht car and aS the train p3sscI tLrou.,L
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-08-06

&" Christian Meadows, recently pardon
G" cat Of the States Prison, has opened 4
shop at Windsor. where is he is working at
A'S trade OF engraving. He is a >killful and
finished workman. He was sentenced for 10
Years. and had about : wears more to serve
Ihc State at the time Of his pardon.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10

As4 ks Hudson Rissf 1a;I.oa Eolapany s bnildips . lSco0oiisS lkat WilIrllh nom Arw x Tot E le I4 4lkany. K ( miles in fk0 and a hAif hours. And carfY peIaa sons !lnc sd Ip SpIiNt .;eld nnlI .FiIi Qs hillteN 0n tho IpAd q kIH& llse SoIa,ll " llt lter, sslie weie 1s .nfeF. 8 l l0.iss hSt 'eilsIls Isek aflsine V Haa and i.l Saak $i3 QQQ, Eehp skIso Ikt8 ssSh hSs nt9s sa shS N NiIl p5 lh@ IsiuFl S6 'sf.'s lsP sselps sss plhsd s eSs @ q 'I'H hA \ M sahz1 il.llt r n
 k zals 3sllS6 SlIi5 trS 1s6 l rieoIok i1Ais 0 5 l'.i \. a E oE .leaSs &Hd Sk adsnsi il p i|6s5ih. 1. t1d ih& Af.s IhSfS Ass ii kS ~ Oonste. 400 seAlatG Bu . d8lhIs. lOe Sophomores. and ls5 FFeshrl s6l1l 6ols
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10
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MLEcII0E

zf |-t+-%~ A " |4 " i
 IlIa >.t1li6u in New Yo.k s66|. k hesI on Taesdays and doubtless sssaIIsd in <
 whig victory. The breach in the dem- cerstie Eanks in.lhsl State is beyond ahe healing powers of even tie New HaSnp- shire ppIIGiplah. epd hllsk aollp9 sbsIaI prefer 10 witness tho triumph 6f fbe <,
 Wigs 70 gfaro their Ials fsisnas
 lagslsbd hsld hs slss. ie1 oh ~ edAS..
 iay, and gave a najorily q nearly 1000 Eof the degnocFptis candidate foF Gover, hOr. Foul deInoeTratic Snd sWs Wb;g' Co6gFessnenS a.s sIecsed fbs hsianss ns have carried both BrshcIes lui tlss \ Legis. $ ] latnFe. having ngSg M n1!,ioriiv , K sEg is sseb housp thus securing tlie Ssai ( T i asaref sI hpa sspaISE II BslliOSoins n .city 1 V Elles Melps AsRW ticket Was. elected apiiseal lao sEislg nominations being nsails lsaoI
 In Dhio. lhe EeeslStili q is sEiSBoi |lslao osfslic ; li.a sess!s s a cSabsiSsly S sf sS pepaaerais 9 lies and .s eesoilsrs NJ |lla Hoases 0slem0cratssa7 Mhias.s| lndso arss safsps. DemosGlis aa;oFiissI Dn e efsof 6 < < ' bae slssEs6 .ko l
 l's slselloR ias NSsPFfp N q lstss5 Dlsee acp Monday nest; apA Sslla aEligssE IfeEaetivsani qulis SSnideds q al,s ssaca iess oi llsiE ssase liekes. Tie pF6possd {. anns loan lhe nsidsfaiioii q tIle I daine m Sana NoiiRg pRoao ths sappeb ienpf ah6 ne ztitntidns sandssssthislI n ins poftant eleetiSn ana WiIlsBiiNg 5dgk sssy sss.As Ysss \ a1a H ln I'M ess
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10

'SIz|.| E ||tlt ks ~ I|.a u.shs 41 NAfs l144E. s, |&a'sN1h llNl l4| [!s1| l3P1se rAe na.. W .& i4 4sx ts|s MsNiEa l.. a
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10

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 !n ]s'', i'eEe i'e fsnahinea m 1he Fhe9 lle Raf hfpnal,l uai fsr rink " <H3s. A4 zt4 45lE Hai he pnsRnlRre aniiris Ez'}N= ! ''s fr =1.| tfE.ietefnluetl tii.si Ak s11al< A'' AieA 'r nass i,I <fpAt eI fl.E 1|@z|Ei AeIIke. ana n6 6.,1n u lAR ,i'sAt< < eR4' If A',f ahefii snlasls ki4 x4<<. w E<& 4|st,Hn ' h',pt M tH8 AiA lA l' l k Ek Is'E. saafe Azl1 *s liH 1s .S sfs <<afAs,H |fh6 sa|Hre ~
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10

A woman uNN11 kdeIin bnllaF kas ass1 slsd1ia I 1a nzk f~sI Ias hsing IlaAs se1lrE el. hsa nsl,1o i.s iliAtea q aa lr t sz oNrs N|ls EF.e (bnt elsr6h ys'. sl z,o GII ,|ls lSkies ef noc 1:1 inH MIG h1. n yN Aslsl .lss IilsIt lanekiev dE 0i6 ES a9is *ois l.ctAs and made hss hn adsps iA ths art.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10

Boy Sey moui, Minister 10 Russ:s, Iyaa ip atlsndapee at lhe Slate Depati, mentT Washington, aonA Aoneaya lIewil sailfih she Pacific on tile 2oth instshs, accompanied by Mi. Irving Secretary of l.cgatloi1; < ;a. 1;s \, sss.,y,. t ..,, e,a
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10

The Teachers Inssilnte ior lhis Count alsE is now iii sion at ipstsd, aud will coatinpes through sthe week. .Is will prove the most interesting of any yet hela in the Slate. Rev. Antoinstte BroHpsis sis to, bs N 4lseldance.. . VI. s9 N 'a'
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10

l Mr. E. c. Swift If ANsst Topshan,, Vt.. beifga slltlls uide des no weather. went 10 CalifSid iss std bas Iscsnsly re- turned with aSR0s 900, npoa sl,e alrengtll of whicl, he called bis cfssl slitDts tugAsh- sr. paid then. sff pxindiilp5 q and ipterest, and gave Them q good dinner besides,
 Sweet be the Sleep of SMifll lisis, $
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10

he sfYs S sroens dSstined f6y 5alilofs,'2s nf Governor s IsIan z Sone iine SantIaE naorninr. tlle cot }iefs 17ess nasast v ae lheif haat Eegir iraes! ls; al,a Pns ss E s'ss. 6 Is,sFe ,iFo ostefs tor ehRFefs tss'< f1'
 fSriinS iks 6hpFch the o!lless '. ao's s1le
 rRsa is, sliep es 'f ' tons scsnpls s ngsinst lhat parsieule sffF vice. ko lesse fhp rank Qns pE lous hnssl. rea oplY fitesn ssopd hF hiN lhe
 sf1plsF 6 ePqFeie5Es s'<atlA
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10

Qs 1,38Hstllls .lsA n1lls slk zsszsasf sszsasf ss =ss !ne A1lsslsslpp st siir nnsl lna8niiletnl hee.isllun tlssl God ever dcsigRcd icf man:
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10

The New York A5isTor asserss the be-. lief ihat one hilf Of the iaes That occur in that EalN IHe slibsFgEe Nuk lhe parties insured For proof t rclefs t., lIae slaiisfieso Eirs ' liielK Show that the frequency of disastrous fres bears . prof5 the lighlness 5f- the money mai fixef.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10

Elliot tbe seronant, who made An ,as- cension at Ballimole. last meek landed nt Christina, a distanceof go miles. in an hour and ten minutes. The last thirty miles was dons in tlie almost incredible time of twenty minutes. He says he reached an altitude of four miles. and was horried nlong by a heavy gale nearly the whole distance. sa'
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10

gTha great ten mia race between Hi~l ram Woodrntf 's,trotters Prince, and lbe. pacefl Hero for @l0.e o %. came of on the CeDterville Course (b.ilI q on Tuesday. Prince won theerace doing illeienu unies
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10

The steam planing nills 6 thk afsri+- mac River aIiumberq Company Sin Law, renee. logethef with < slaFgs Ad1ount of Lumber. was destroyed bg ltiFe ops Tnes~ day night. Loss about $25 ,o00 .oply one half of which sis insnfed. Vi igA
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10
ntrar srurpENr.

An ncolds1I ocea.i1s 10 Capt. E|15iu1 Goodwin. q Rontl 8|ms. 1ast 6bsk, 6hIct resulted h bic death eA Thu|sday. His vagoa brsks dow4 lhe dAy pstsibua, whIlS driyiNg beiNesn TaTtysil's hnd 'BristOl. dislSSasing his shoulder Apd caas. ing internal injuries. He fas able to ride home. however. and vas not consid. cred in . dangerous condition until few nsinhles prsxisps lto nis nsath % Thtfs- day afternCon his age was sl years.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10

ANsgsgA nf. eF4y gSsc seEfsY Nsss xxsA ayaSslssse
 Ihlougho out n ltsSs " llple career su has peen fsToa Eable Tor posbIifng but is I,;a prc eminent weak ness dissinosul atior tiu and M. il ie, susei op lifonma 10 X, llis session. of anotbef Con rsss, wiIhoal 2 cisIassfoP ne. it WI proSc iiistlf 10 be- possf ssed oE much more vigor than press eft pcafapces would indicate. CeiiaiIn5l Y is that, t as its friends delight 10 claim, | came in with litsle opposition.siii is ike ly lp go out with none at al N. ......s
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10

GoaD HUAoR. Good Illumor is | blight color in lhe web ofs life but slf-dsnial only can make it fast color. .gA N person who iss sbe Slave of sel6shnsss las So many wants of his own 10 be supplied, |so many insefestss5Fs his own 10 support and defenl3s that ne has no leisure te study tbe wants and interbsis of otheiss IL is impossible hat lie should sbe happy himself or make others aroand him so.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10
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 Af 4lPals.t leniel tl !. '.- rom San Juan hos arrived on the Sou. I,Eeet psSa. She brings AlI5Fnin dales oE Ocs. letb. TO psssengefs and s50.0Oo in gold.
 lle hha i'l'e 1l 9Aiii& 10 the scarcity md high price of m0nsy Ias @Nll as tlR le4Yt tup8fiss
 One tlliFa U tie citt Of Sonora has been dsssroEed bF i1e. Loss one naills iqn and ah1lfs fg S7 Ts
 ks nsiniar N Se-Es a q .is ebco.,Fs s :, i4,s. N
 Iohn Michel arliyed sl Sap Flaneisc cosOe ' 0lll, U 6In A iiAlSaila, kiIi Sind &ich Islands.
 Murders md ouEt6pes as6 oeeufEils8 throughout ths slale c lo an | iii exs tenh a q sss lss disco had retiI ed alteI cont esting the eIees 'tion. md the ne!1 nps hasf been finally lerganized VIZ iplpiQg QgeF9epie iR the l6ily were pFYgF Fessipg at q Wondelful rate
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10


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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10

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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10

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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10

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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-10

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