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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-27
ID PRINTERS.
DAILY AND WEEKLY
ARGUS AND DEMOCRAT.

TIE Oldest Paper IA The Inferior Of Htse9nsuAl
The Iropr5etorz approaching the necessity 81
D Eea zraUer ar tie Capital OF our state. thar
should bee IeI5saC medium for news and cor
recr political information have spared no pans
and suruaE from Ho responsibility or cost To nleet
The wishes and just expectations OF the people O.
lice entire State.
The immediate future is foil OF great events
which arc fast developing Cuba and Mexico. 10
say nothing Of o-her geographical divisions, are
now oscIatlUg between two dl plomarIc magnets
to the most powerful Of winch they viii finally
attach themselves. These questions and their
conconitanrs VIII occupy the attention Of the
Press. and cannot fail to awaken The most lively
interest in tie American public for some time 90
come
A sufficient history Of lie doines Of Congress
embracing all things which wouii bc of Iutel est
10 The general reader, yiHl Toe gwen a complete
Summary Of legislative Proceedings
viii bc given by the Argus and Democrat. by
faithful and competent Reporters.
The FroPrctors are making such arrangements
as win insure not only the earliest neigs. bur fbro
a number Of faithful Correspondents in various
parts 81 the STATE. 70 give such local intelligence
as w.d t. Of the greatest importance 10 our CHI
zeus.
Tsrms-Invariably in Advance.
Daily Argus and Democrat. per year 500
Weekly do do do $50
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In Clubs of ten or more 10 one Office, 100
AS We shah keep no books Of credit. no paper
viii be sent from The Office until the amount sub
scribed for IS paid. AT tie expiration OF said
time, ur less continuance is asked by further pay
merit. the paper vii. 5e forthwith discontinued.
II Nhosoever wit take the trouble TO procure
MS o club OF Ten OF mere and forward the money,
shall receive a copy extra Tor their pains.
As we have no iEtima-ion that our political or
ta0-oxv has been questioned we shall not trouble
the reader By defining Gus positions: but ask all
good Democrats. Wings or Free Sellers who want
good. frue-5Iue Democratic paper from the Cap
Itai OF Wisconsin. 10 send US their 50, and ask
their friends to do likewise
JOB DEPARTMENT.
We wish 10 call the attention of business men
10 our unsurpassed facilities for Job Printing OF
every description Anything in the following
catalogue may be obtained al the Office Of the Ar
gus and Democrat as good as the best and as cheap
as the cheapest. VIZ.
Mammoth posters, any Pamphlets. cheap by
size, the thousand
Hand Bills, with large Sociervs Bylaws,
cuts Il desired, Ball Tickets.
Show Bills, School Tickets,
Circulars. Blanks oil every de-
Cards. BY TIE pack OF scrip'ion
thousand, Blank Books
Books o. every descrip RlEHesds.
ton, Bills Of Lading,
Bank Checks. &c sc. &c
Having a steam power press and six as-f
presses besides having iaz, ordered a new ea-f..
and another power press end IN immense cgar-i
~ O. os-er material we nav =7tev promise a.E
customers -has their Fro-S viii oe well done done
ID due season, ami al fair rates
BROWN & CARPENTER
Na5ize7 T51sc571.s.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-27

PILLS. I-EE.TSif
/ NtR ever and chsd ia the Country Who
1. need 8 kiud ga SUIT yuu all, say
Pufofd's Ami q lhous Pills,
Fab stocks Snti Bilious do,
Elmore's luuFovct RfIOus do,
Jew Davis Honey Coated do.
Cftrntai ap7 sovereign Rain do,
Levs bu us do. tsraeu nburgh do
Aodstts FHz 8ni Fb0eaix Bitters.
saFpiuEfoa's Ete riffs, Dr. Bruces do.
d Braudreib's pills,
= - Hthbard do.
br. Angles Candy inat Z 10,
HerT.lk r -HcHr tDatpi da
And lCIs 90 o. kinfs ~ PITTS.
" h'rh yoH CsE get hy ealing At The Mineral Point
hruE s.'rr- nearly opposite ueech store
November ". -. PTrt FORD.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-27

E--.E "a C.. ga E.b.s.E.1 SNs TAYLOR.
state IT Wisconsin low County
ISAAC T. 8r-SNOaE has led IN The Pr-t.ats emo
retiIinn pT'yiHg Administration nnon me E~tat
ellen Ann Faa lHr ue ~ the ctiy Of - Lous d-cSrd O..
n,tica J.. hereby given Ga al persuns inter- ell fhHt
d17l hearing y1ii be hud ~ tho sad petition at q
Probate Term Of the County Cont. - be held ut The
Probate oaice IN said County, TIE 7th uav at Feorl
1-y nest PaRLEY EATON.
On. la-lr-N e.h. Le-7. na ~
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-27
SOUTHERN EaOEIIN
Domestic Coffee

Domestic Coffee.
FwyTE H9GIsF IS 10 re - the tsa-uiae southern
q style, amt when Fr, 2-ri Go sc mas = most
DELICIOUS DISH,
one that no 7 would tsua Of being w:.huu. dsilv on
their sable.
The Domestic coffee IS prepared entirely from huHsd
Barley and sgb 81 81 iiaE iH TASTE 3D. hardly
Distinguished r The best JGT- is yet natTttluus
and decidedly CRATE the Stomach and Nervous
system TaaI=i sii also aa4iI avoid bad effects
OF coffee, inFlrae IA stem Sad Improve their gen
erai hea-lhs ss4G1 give j. q 1giaL To he had AZ
q. ~. CQBHS
Mineral F..Etf azE. sgtla, 1853 Ift
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-27

TIE u1deTsisr"3 Is just uer erdeavoriHg 10 arrange
8 WIN an c li7ct from ID -" Indebted him, as
~ ~ fac in go east a1d purchase his Fall Stock out IL
Fu DC Impossible itr Hsu O. "a his frfends
1sH G 2 ua "r before the tfts- n'h Iuir. 80 lie
@ii n" have % aarPt aiy other the rao-y
NE him. Ills Milton.
me. 1884 5Gf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-27
CEEANCERY SALE.


Josiah lyack rs. :
Johh gray q 9usa" ms vie.
NOTICE IS hereby given that by virtue of an
i : order and decree in Chancery at a special
term OF the Circuit Court OF Iowa County State OF
Wisconsin. made and entered in said Court on
the 18th day 81 December. r. D 1882. i8 tie
cause before said Court. wherein Josiah Tvac1
is Cou., s.aaHr, AMI John Gray. and sasaa Gray
uls vile atc defendants and on aurh8ritv therein
given. VIII sell At public veuGue to Tie l.zrl-
est bidder. Tor cash IN hand on Saturday the I'D
day @. January. A. ID, 1888. between me hours
q. o clock, A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock, p NJ Of said
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-27
Pr EMU II BINDlA q
MADISON. WISCONSIN.
UUUD & TREp Ugn0

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II NvEEG naa. cit 81 -rt d ire R0 rlud-rv f4k
has 79Fl-t.JHEy g. tEfJ-si 3 thee
rhst taee ar pep .reG tr H U-is~z which
be- rzs-ed l0 lh-tr care such furnishing stste a.
UNITS Ulcers s5ta
BLANK BOOKS
Of al Fsr1s- rr 90 rf -sd a.. che ser ga-lty o. ga
per t}d books r-1frd. in f4rgeE. Nor T4.r Ea4
usH. cat sheep Iaffr UrsltHEE msEszinrs- pa1
3 etc session l-rys, aoaud the basr -rylza
which soIk vii executed a. the lowest sfiszuk
prizes
f. Paper far bank book consisting Of cap, crown
1s-yr1eelraa ryasu ROY 81. periaI.doube crown
and f.-tl1 pest. aiv ass uH rsns.
y 30 dsrs from 2 defiance u1u7t b zcc-rapa-5et
srn rzt~- f1~ ard Tire size af Pc PER r-1lFed
- style ~ -5a3Hz Hssl~E De dH= gHar-d ti-rtrta I5t
H h suited 10 sers-i zrea iviih tHs Gsgl' fff-
ne ti.-E -a- -r- ---TG- E#sa esq. 8
s.g .- embraces re "a Cs- la DroEs7-1s- II rai
ara 5i-sltFz- 81. l..
AtsI5-. Is. s. ~st--rf
lC,EakSG EF-vs Boxes Superior, Tor saIeat
f-E
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-27
Going! Going!! Gone!!!
DISSOLUTION,

The CO partnership heretofore existing between
he subscribers under the firm Of Rowel & Msigs
al tie G79si ltd was dissolved BY mutual consent
m The 25ta ult The business OF the partnership
Tl be settled by Henry RosgelL All persons
having claims viii please present them, and all
those indebted 70 said firm are requested 10 make
in MEDIATE Pay ment
HENRY ROWELL
GARDNER c. MEIGs.
porcr. Wisconsin, December l. 1852.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-27
.HrOTEGE.

TEAS Choice Green and Black, alss
Iow priced Teas, for sale at
s. G. DAVIS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-27

Mammoth posters. any
size
Hand Bills, with large
cuts, Il desired,
/. show Bills.
Circulars
Cards. by the pack OF
thousand,
Books O. every dsscrlp
ton
Bank Checks
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-11

Il Tandis Yn'oas i,.saf,snusntaitl s,u,,rc
llCurrdli,,s, les rrnseignen,cnts donnes
/ par GiyI,h,is rel,dat,t n, pre.ence in, :
lite, ii iies depx pn'.fcssles s'ya,iient d s.
cendssdans si.ge6le, moihi dc coups, ct
| grmssant.i 9e isbls .s2Bg rom l64a3s2 dh7
dPcnfa,st ce temps les gartles !gui \ e.
leaii.ca,e.f en,paiss de Corne ins saoccnpaient
| 4 I'iEsirnirr ,charitabl.nnilt4 des Is tt
eoutnmt de i.oewcsteisl, eusiE com,ais-
sail, d,S're>te, iaus.l sbieHl qa' 'eux, lecture
Ilai slyaut ere faitc d, rsge,ncnt9 a., mo-
,n,,,t De sois cnlrsc cn prison, ct .cei...
t.,i,,ss osiielfs d., reslem"nt mi etant
pal l,isrnens enifa- d.als h nsmoire.
/ Ii, Iui racouiaicni en outrc comment
de &c reglement await etc,
fate a l.endroi dun apri,oniier nomme
Matthias, ani, en- i65S, cest-a-dire ciuq
ans ,nii5sararaid, aar;nt 4rn,1nnis s,in ;.ctee
de arehtiiion sbien antremcnt aneein
que secIai que yenait de co,nineitrc Cor-5
aeiil<. ssia1&4 y sa9s4 s. sf4a' Eisla.
Ii await troavs nsie sonpe trop rhande
e Iayait .t-tse 4 IL tate d. chef desll
sard.els, qni d i. suite le cetle abla+i
lion, ra.aits en- 10 dt>agrfncnls en- s'ess-l
suy;a.t lc yisage d.s'elicseI une partieft
de IA pca,i. y 2 7s's' as'a.''.5s ,l.aa4 s...l
Matthias, dams les douze henres, i vait
Ell: cxsrait de 81 chainbre:
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-11

zPaisrnndaItia Il, geole, on il await
etc iiiscrit CONNIE so1lant dc LoeWes-
tcii;s - ,..... IS s3''sl' y "
/ j Puis meme a l'esplanadf, don't Ia yue
est fort belle Il enbrasse owe lieues
letendue; oi9Ei ssls5 : 81 .aaa a3 5 5
ia Of, isavti, lie les 7rr,s,i,,s;a q 30
/ Puis baniee les yenx,, recite trois pfIs-
rcssHof ID sgsslt i eatsGnaf.' s84g$n j ssa sda
aPiis onoi'ayaitiadtaua E,irc a.i,c ge-
r,ufexiah ct les gardes de 'hoewestcin,
III, nombrc de dorz mi av;iient, SIR .,fn
signe fit par IN scfgepl, logo. fort hahi-
lemeDt cIt;,culi unc bale, de mousqact
dams leo corps! a8fe 9.H35se 3 19.I ~-S
Cc don't Matthias etait mort itseouti-.
nent. s3 .a ,d
.1Cernelins aconta a,eca i. plus gT.nde
atta.iiml ceir6cit de-a gaeable. st7ad
eP,sis, ls.yaH scouts q .ess.a sH o&
- 80 All ah !! dit il, dams les douze,:
|leuecss afitcs-yous,l d .ss9a staa.,ts ssaa4 81
ei--1 On, ii douzierocs l,sura n.stait pas
meme encore, sonnes, a &c que je ,ctois,
lit ie narrateur. ana &
- Merci, dill Cornalias.
isIsedg g4rdcsniavait4 pas termiue lc sourirc
,sacicux qut servant de ponctuation 4
oil raeit, qa'uis RI. sstsors V s,s f,ssstsntit dams
'escalier.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-11

temps; c'tst peine si STA ION :, en i1l-I irouye
par ci par Ia q'elanes traces encore de.
bout. Rtgenercr> Il est do;tc pas son fait
diviser,'es ritoyens est classes enren,ies,
com Droantire la souveraintae popuE,-
re, provoquer les res,stances, VOLTA li,.
"iqpetacho qn't; cotartend;vatta le sys
teme dams Icqrel il est irrtvocabIemrnt
c"f''rne jn>1u'.. jour OH ii 'disparaitra
totalemrht dc ce monde. 79H3 le' "a5
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-11

,iit5 fl le garder 1historien !, l'oreills a.,
patients.
= I'm mensongc .'V '''1.} ss'"'''oh
Ii Comment icela's stast : 10 1sltp
- Vous asiez promi. douzc heu>s
fes.sit4I.ri. .si:9 g14a- " 81 4asp.L q D ub
- Ah oni. Maisl Ton vous envoie
nm aaide-dc camp DC Son hjtesse, q IN do do
ses plUs ingitnes 'nefne.3 NJ. yhnl Defcn.s
,,Pestei. onna t.as fas; unparciI { Ilmi.s
nenr al panyrc Mathias.,.,.i,,ai ,.,.,;.,,,,
| - AIlons /! alnns fil Cornelius en-
rchfIant va poilfi,fe asec: la sptI. gratyde
quantite d'air possible1; aBors, moa.p
irons j, ces sgens-la qi.unl bourgeois, 4til,,l
leaI de Corneille de Witt, pent, sans
fairc Ia grimace. contehir :atani De |
b;,Iles de 5mousa,itt.s qn'usi f,omans Map
lhisis.eees5 'uos ss1inedo. sot s9lpoT
E., IL passa feremept devapt leu gref-b
fier qni, inturrompn dams ses fonctions.
Sc hasarda de dire i'otiicier ':'s !: '''a'
- Man. capitaine van Beken,ie pro.a
ces-verbai n'est pas encore ter,nins.1 .1asoq
- &c nest point Ia peine de IL fnir.
l'officier.
i--s Bon, repliq,,a ic scribe en- 'sefran.
phiiosopliiq'ie me ut'ses 'papiers essa pIasb
ne d;los uo, portefeuiiIe d VA set gcras<g
cnx .,,,t. s,,6 4.1i4 fish gs's II .s4u,s....,
la mite ou pro. hatn nu.ner0.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-11
{a3f55 q = q 4. EsFt =
"A srH'ArsoN i,Es FLEy'REfss..r LEU REfs.r
9sFN4gE Snitc. I'D


III uu to.r dc mann. Cornelius frf
dsear.ae, et* -Gsy.Inls- entol'rf. -rslese.
spnte,,ns- pu.scotprtsrs enflrt,giss;,nt de
Solere, les meutttiss'.res gu s.liia'rnt
scs epallcs ct son echine,a Gaming ai-
isns Dc coliues diapranltt le pito's dune l
ssloniagne., n; sE.ss ID s4sftsi 5.1 4tcao ssa
spsoees-yuIbaF fat .dressaa ssances ste-s
hatite, dcs violences rxercees. par ls
prisonilier isnf son ga,tlieas eti!e psoces.
sefbsl soailis p;irW Gsypl,as ne pe',vait,
pas etre accuse ,lc Gedenr; il nc s'agis-
Salt ricn noius q,n; Tune tentative td'as,
s'.ssi,.;at, prepares dspais ssngiemps, Ct
sccen,plic ssr le gsiSiier, avec prsme-
slitsiiDtl, par Consequent, 81 rebellion ou7
sefte.s
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-11
- LII-,tF- ID H'-U.f.It g9I..EE d an
NJ ESS AGE PRESiDENTIEi,.

!
Dapres les brdits rSi,audus 4 New
. York, ic, President abordeta les gncs
tions dc po'ii1hc extericore en- prr,oeI,
naant Ia honintcrs des Etats.Uni
dams les af.ires d d'Enropc., Sur &c point
dn reste, il q aura qua Eatitirr les, base
poIitiques poSees, dams La de,'tche dc, NJ
Marcy 4au s.jrt de- l'aifairc ko-zta. Un,
reserve non moins grande presidefa ;.'
message relatif a Tile dc Cuba; j. lie r,es
sage sc bornerta ialiq.rr Ia tIgnt d,
co"duiic dtja tra,:ar' par.M. Everett il y
"5"n an Ia rdservr,2 he respect des 'sai-
tes la patience. jnsqnau jonr OH l.Es-
paghe. raeo''nais>artJ I'impossib'i.i de
roI,scrvcr sa cofon;c, cousentira III CO.
der |.Union,y 4 desl condition, houo.
rabies. 9a5H i sa5alre, s7n2..@nga g4l
| la grande a6aire du d,oit de passage
p;tr l'i-thne de Tchlantepec Sc pre-
sentc; cnsuite. On salt qu ,.nc- premiere
fois, lie Mexi9nn await acoords a NJ. Ga
Fay ee droit 81 ensie :pus tard NJ. S'oo
a tronve moyen dc glisser son nom dams
les negoci'tions- enco pendaptes ct,
grace a l'appli .du jugc Conkling, cx-.
ministre anefieain. I'll a isps, s,,ppIan,er
son rival. On dit toutefois irn ni'a,lrni-s
nistration nc vcnt nalIeDant mchtionnrr
.cc co'1ccs>ioi,naire, prStndam. .q,c NJ.
C"nk;ing n'asait a''cnn ponvoir dc con
cl''re un traite ce s,Itty ct qa'il srrait
int,ste envars la co'np:,gnie de Ia con
de stremper dahs i, fran:Ic zdi
plo.natianc dc. Ia specplation S;oo. grsasv
s1Ic non. d., Mcxique Sc houye egaIe,
tnemt uisle a cat ;utre grand probiansev
dc communication. he 'chemins DE- FIR dc 4
I'A!!a,ti4ae5 al p,n'ii me Tons les
corps ensoyes pour txpierer les Monta-
g,cs-Kochrnsrs ct deconvrir une passe
conve nab1e ont miintcuant a pet pre-.
tern,iue icans Sfr;N;u.x6 AI,,senn d'eux
pretend ipdia.r.rIfts meiIleure A:gaetct
les esprit ssoopt plus aae junais 81, sns-
pens. Toutrs ces 4 ffirl.tts ,crdiculI
poia,an levses 81 Ie Nj, xi'Il,ic ,o;ifait1
isscr p.sscr &c chn!in DE- fer a 'ravcrs
es province d u 4as So.lofa ct de CIihua
rm &c mini,trr Hrtuet hiirxicn Il rtti-
,our.niyre fes hegotiaioas enhances De-
azaace snjet pars shn prfaieCe sseug Al. 4
.etrher; ell Ie message deyr, avoir]
E.elaues. Ie,ela1ions inssfess.ltcs rs'aon>
aire5 fur ee point. eb gsctass.i Rago5. Is eGus
81 les sdecIMatsrtis prisaietth'Iies, re-.
,tivcso a Ia poIaiqae le,ropeenilc ct a
'nba, constituent ,ne dscsptiio'I pourla1 ]
enee- AmtIille, me compensali on lli
st ,reservse en ,ce@ ,qpi ,to,che, les lies !
'indwich. la, dit.on, NJ Pierce, Sc
ronohce'a nettement pour al,'ia',nc'xipn. an
La gr,ndc question des rechcrics ,qli,
D moment 4 menace DC. d,ve,ir III c.;
IS 6eltisera aussi, mais Iegeremeat, Araii1
SC par Ie message. .'ete teraier, NM.
'ranl,ton ct Marcy, Sc treus''nt =feunis
Ok canx De Bcrklry SPRING, dams tai {
'irginie, cr"rent lc' lieu propice pour )
.q,.issernn traits sur les poissons, de
I-cofde. Oa assure gu'ils sont tombts
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-11

> =
+ Desl epetons sonuaient aux arfetgs
asees des MARCHES. -~---------
Les gar'les s'ecartefent>sponr laisset
passer IN otficieI.ul. i9ia-al Slap
Cc!ni ci entra dams l., chambre ,de
Cornelius 4, ,rinoment oil u lea sciibetsde
Loewesleia verba.i>ait encore. c.asll's4 an
'-2Cest ici ie Ii , 1T demanda-t-
H.us4a za3f saaQa 'zszsfq 81 1a8 i2s eIfE
54- Oai, eapitaine. repondlt pnesous-
ofhcier. .Ita1psa 1895 aslA ~. .S4as n sE
- Alors c'est lei III chanibfe du sri.
sonnicr yan Raeri.? '3 No. - r.
! = Preerercpt. r;,pitaine.of 'aos :.
/ = Oa est Ie prisona'icr ? :
= Ne soici, monsieur, repondit Cor
neiius en- paiissant un psup ellnaIgre lopui lp'uiis
sou co onrage. EsY-.lIta.) 4a,,t.;1F
- Vous ates Nj. Cornelius van Baer.
le,s sdenan,la,-t-ii, s.adressant cctle fois au
prisonnier hi meme. slt9i 'ot isao9 ssi3 be-
Oni, monsieur ....' ls l,t faa e s5A's9 - -
- AIors sniyez-moi. /5s4sa s SHY
- Oh oh dit Corns.iu don't le.
caunl Sc so,rlevait.l presse par les pre-
Iniercs angoisses de, Ia mort, CONNIE on
pa vite ren ,besogae. a'Ia ferlere:se dc
ct 10 dr6le q,.i 10 await pai-
Z dc douzs heures. Il
= Helm quest cc qnt. le ,o;n ri
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'S-3N - =
l)iM:.tNtH7E !. q DECEMBRE 1858.
rsmuitso,ss u,,' Do,;rual
AGENTS DU 2IONNIER.

AIENlS DU <lONNiEk. s4
10 IN. f. Eulc, Psssag
skpsss OIL E.sss s.I de Ii. sBearse, No 81
eEk g 81 saE .asI encoignure Cont. 20
gAscsxsIoH s., .s.u. III ID. Richard II Temple,
HIslxaE-NEUvE. al. Firulia Duplessis.
cIasRvAiE5. .....s..2 MI Breaa.saEl EG
or-IAcauEs . N. Anguste Therot. suG
,s1senas,s fzsal< n; na;iEids Edssard arc 5Perrct,
easr.BRs'At;x Al. Edmond BuHiard. s.s,
SVasi asp.aus 9s. MIA lo.nhe Blanchard.
doJsA NJ. T. Gagne. .ziouI
esas-Mas9s > ggEga VI .faieane Ptnisson-
,s4sscaafros s2. !. %. R,Mtaaez. Gaie Star
HstLk tst,tsSs !Eaas. t'ierre 3Ti,triot. .as4
sh.,~.o IN. vl,.Es;;.t NJ o: J sE. Gaa,hier.t
al U sss.as lbs: paroisses oa nous n avons pas
80. aft In .apt<, tn,.a ,rions les Maitres de
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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-21

CLosE CALcULATIoN.-The Cayuga New
Era figures up the following sum and winds
up. the statement by inquiring if that isn't
drawing it rather fine %
One day last week an instance of very
close calculation, illustrating the admirable
management of the Railroad Company oc-
cured just east of Syracuse. There is .
tunnel of l6O feet through and just wide
enough to allow one train to pass. Of course
the double track converges on each side Of
the tunnel into single track through the
dark hole. Just beyond, and about ten rods
east of the tunnel, the track separates again
and are double we believe all the way to
Utica. The Express train going east pas
sed this tunnel at full speed, and upon
emerging beyond just exactly managed to
claw out upon the right hand track in time to
dodge the Express train coming west at the
rate of thirty miles an hour, leaving just
about 10 rods, thirty yards, feet and al
inches OF space and seconds and 49-l0O
of time intervening. Had each train been
! 21s seconds ahead-or had the accurate
watches of the conductors varied each 81
seconds, there would inevitably have been
a stack OF cinders, splinters and human hash.
packed, rammed and jammed into the tun-
rel.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-07-21

HEROIC CoSDucT.-Yesterday morning
little boy, about five years of age the son
of widow lady who had come deck passen-
ger OIL the last trip Of the George Collier,
fell overheard from that steamer while she
was living at this wharf. The little fellow,
after he rose to the surface commenced tc
scramble and kick violently, which kept his
head above water, the current in the mean
time bearing him rapidly down the stream
AS he hoated past the Garden City, a man
by the name of John ]. Moss, of Schuyler
county, Illinois, who had come down as a
deck passenger, but who was then employed
in the capacity of hand, saw the child ano
Immediately plunged overheard. A few
strokes from his strong and gallant arm
brought him to the boy, whom he caught and
held with one hand and swan with the 9th
or. The man and child foated down the
river to the foot of Spruce street before
they were picked up, by skiti, and taker
ashore. The circumstances was seen by q
large number, and as the gallant fellow step
ped ashore with his little charge. there were
generous hands with substantial testinonl
ais in them, to grasp his own, and in ie"
hours several hundred dollars were presented
to him.-M. Louis Rep.