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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-26
THE FOLLOWING BOOKS

Have iHst been received at the Mineral Point
MAJ teE popular cdr caton-Msyhew' 1ok ping
fern Leares-sol MOI Sorthrup, twelve years slave
White slaves of England Freedeys practical
on businc ss-Uncie Toms Cabin-Msrk tinrdesone or
the Two BROTHERS Mitcheli's outline maps C.
September -, 1883. 10 -EpH SMITH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-26
SEsTEs and COLLARS

Made upon scientific principles and d to at m ay
now be obtained at the store of The subscriber
somewhat SIS than they in any other may-1np
Ladies Ought to tecl grateful to the undersigned
due these articles into this market as they
have heretofore lHbored on them with little profit
themselves, and satisfaction wear t. N
September ., .S53. JOSEPH SMITH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-26

IL tfte 1eot'te 81 tie Mining Region i, :
| II WINTER STICK OF Gums 5. Z deem i. a d
.'sable, for the hene6t Of pubic to make known
they can be in to reaize the amount of sos
a q ane great amount hich sell during the
me following:
DRY GOODS.
Bieaehed and unbleached Cottons, 1914, 8 4,64,44
ana 81, all grades,
Prints, OF all les
Red, gre n blue, yellow and white Fannes, in great
Blue, white and brown Blankets.
pilot, and broad cloths OF various colors,
aseihefe', saiinets tweeds- lineeys. kersey,, &c,
Dtapeis, crash brown and white Linens.
tadoins and every variety of TaiIors Trim
Marines of blue, drak, brown, caret, scarlet black,
Alpaea aso bisc sTe eI and 9ther shades,
S sig and cotton Han kerchiefs,
Bay Stste, long and square Shawls,
DENNIS. blue and brown Drills,
Tickings, Canton Flanncls
Hosiery of all kinds for ladies and children.
ana every variety of Dry Goods called this market
Clothing,
$50 assorted cIvred and quality Coats,
~ pa,fs assorted cashmere and sattinet Pants,
heo nannei and striped Shirts. &c, sc sc.
Boots s. Shoes,
a. cases men and boys coarse Boots,
10 S sA do do
10 - women and Misses coarse and FIRE Bo9tees,
IL !" shildren's assorted Boots aEd shoes.
Ii would be useless 80 umera;e more, every
knows keep the largest and best selected Bo
ana shoes in Western Wisconsin, and purchase direct
from the manufacturers.
A Good Assortment Of Trunks.
HARDWARE g. IRON,
Such ss Iron in every variety OF size,
Cast Steel, Iron Axies,
Seat and Buggy Springs,
Nails-wrought and cut,
Horse nait5 Giass,
j og AID Trace Cnains,
Shovels and Spades,
hinges, Door springs,
shovels & longs, Sad Irons,
Nan and ;. cut saws,
Iron and Wood Bench Screws,
Door Scrarers, Marlin Ke, ties aud Stew pans,
Glue Kettles. Rope of all sizes,
BED Cords aRd Plough Lines,
Grlnd stone Hangings,
double and Single Barrel Shot Guns,
And full and plete Shelf Hard rare,
ooth ioT House Trimming and House Furnishing
CarpetiBg.
piecee assorted two ply Carpets,
do stair Carpet,
do oil cloth tor floors,
Green sid figured Bookings
Groceries.
ahcgsheads New Orleans Sugar,
20 barrels clarified do
9 do Sugar house Moasses,
y do Vinegar,
SO Boxes Cincinnati Soap,
half chests Black Tea,
10 do do ipP and G. P. Teas,
So 20 ID boxes Tobacco,
10 RoSeS Fob Geo,
Barrels smoking Tobacco,
a5o Kegs Blasting Powder,
20 do Rife do
10000 feet Safety fuse,
SaleTstus, Pepper, Spice, &c q c.,
7C0 lbs q d fish.
WOODEN WARE, &c
Basket Wagons, Market Baske:s
Clothes Baskets and Pins,
Axe helycs, Hatchrt and Hammer Handles,
Wooden Ladies and Spoons,
Matts tubs, pats, cedar and pne,)
Aud many other articles in tn above line.
Allthe above gDGds will be h,ppy TO who.
ever may be disposed to call before making their TALL
purchases.
JOIN MILTON,
IS Corner of High and Chestnut Streets.
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&c, &c, &c.


he subscriber grateful TO his friends for psst In
l. shown him a PusLI,, vel iyate Citizer
his fRIvA,s Capacity would respectfully invite the at
ssnoo OF those trends and the public in general 10
oc OF he above named goods, hch he now receiv
lug u'.s'S' r"hl New York CITY
ali q @h ca viii be offered eastern
prices for cash. fis feels cona.ten, tba his
s,ocS isthe best thsthas as yet found its resting
place IN MlsERsL PoIsT; among which may be found
'o,ce stan lard AMI Mis- celianeous WORKS: Folio
Post, cap Letter asd Note Papers great ya-ietv of
Envelopes; Gold Pens: Euisrs; 81 tes: Prnc,Is :.
1aie Lhes' Jun caps; Powder Fasks Sleeve
rioec'ofs: Comns; brushes: Buttons =
rms INK stands fancy and
plain, including Whitney's Pateut-a article; sand
hair pins hooks and eyes, needless &c
his Sock of Blank and Station cry is rxcxLxxr
Country Merchants
heeung in his linz requested call and
Inc prices qualities purchasing elsewhere
VERY FINE LOT OF CIGARS AND TtlBACCO
44v5l JOSEPH SMITH
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-26


stale of Wisconsin,, Circuit Court Iowa County,
Iowa County, In Cbancery.
John Lowry and Archibald Lowry, Compartments,
Richard Tregaskis, defendant.
On Bill to Forsclose Mortgage.
complaint and ai1avit of the nonresdence of Inc
defendant it appearing the satisfaction of the Court
that the said defendant, Richard Tregaskis is
resident of this state 1. is hereby ordered
here, that TIE said defendants dc bis appearance
herein and plead, answer demur to the said COM
painants bill of complaint, before the
March A d lr54 the matters and thng- in bill
"t complaint Contained " ii be taxi confessed against
aim and decreed accordingly Also that b.
published for six weeks SUCCESSFULLY, least
each week, in The WISCONSIN Tribune weekly news
paper published al Mineral PoinI. in said county of 10
Wa the hrst publication OF this order be
ty days from the date hereof
By the Court, at Chambers this 7th day Deceu
A. ID. 1903 81. NJ. COTHREN,
Judge Circnit Court.
CosB K MHssNoRE, soils. for Couplainants
State OF Wisconsin, Iowa County. So.
do hereby certify that the JTegoing is true COPY If
the order made by said in the said cause
lohn Lowry and Archibald Le~ry.compainants agar
Richard Tregaskis, defendant, the same remain Of
record file in Office
In witness whereof have hereunto Get nv hand md
the Seal OF said Court this day of recent II
l.. s. ID. 1853.
JAMES HUTCHINSON, Gle K
H"hs C'rclt Court Iowa Count. WIS.
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TzsE SENTINEL soas EsIE SESSION.

I q I'D :. SIN y 4 = TUX a Z SESSION.
I OUR STATE LEGISLATURE conveaes at Madison
on "Wednesday, January lith The Session win De, we
trust, a brief and busy There is
should Ge prolonged beyond six eight weeks. As
usual the read OF the Sennel will be Kept fully pos
ted a. to all that IrensDres there Mr. WATSON, of
the Editors of this will be in attendance Madi
son. throughout the Session, aad in addition to his Di
( ~ Correspondence, shall publish DAILY TELE-
GRAPHIC hkP iRrS OF PRUeEkDISGS.
We viii furnish the Sentinel Subscribers and
of the Legislature during the session, following
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Terms Of the Tribune, Invariably in Advance.
Village Subscribers, paper left their Doors 81 80
once and Mail Subscribers, 90
Commercial Record
Ian

WESTERN HOTEL,
"a BY THOMAS STEPHENS,
tslW Dodgcrille, HIS
THIS House has recently been reitted. and the pro-
i pretor is ready TO wsit upon all who may favor
him with cali A shsre of public patronage solicited
Good Staoling and attentive hosiiers. NV
NOTlCE..-ALL persons are hereby forbidden TO
~ dig, mine, remove Mineral, otherwise trespass
on tue Following described land,
quarter of section twenty eight town range
east. And further notice is hereby that any per
son or persons trespassu' upon the above premises
VIII be dealt with according law, from and after this
date JAMES e. WRIGHT
Mineral Point, January 10, 1854. 3wIlp
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DAILY, Tor eight weeks, ST. 10
1Rl-W EEkLH, :. -
WEEKLY, o5
The readers of the Sentinel, besides ting the full
est and freshest intelligence Madison, Will also re.
ceive the Latest News from other quarters.
Orders for the Daily, Tre-Weekly Weekly, he
Session. for longer PERIOD must be accomp tnied
the Cash. RUFUS KING & co.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-26
1883 1883.
'MIM BAS eHgAp CASE SCORE

The Subscriber would respectfully the attention o.
the public to the uorivaes of G,ohs ia new
recelvir g from the East, and which he OF rs for
sale on the most reasonable terms Having
nearly made with his old stock he
Is now ab to- satisi. the fastid-
ious with the choicest variety OF
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-26
Highly Important

10 tie Peolole Of the Mining Region,
HAVING received q large portion Of mvEAUT
.,..,,a ~ ~, tEis STICK OF GOODS. deem
.saoie, Tor the heneht of the public TO make known
few of the aiding by way OF n 81
es can De ih pnrt made TO realize the
49, ~, q q ahe great amount " hch sell during the
nor space OF one Ny stock consists IN part Of
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-26

q, cases men and boys coarse Boots,
o caif do
III kip do
- " boys coarse and fine
10 - women and Misses and FIRE Bo3tees,
- " children's assorted Boots I'd Shoes.
IL would be useless 30 onumera;e more every one
knows Keep the largest and best selected stock Bo Is
and Shoes in Western Wisconsin, and purchase direct
from the manufacturers.
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DISHONEST Pokrsk-kxrENsivE OPERATIONS IN
syEALlss-sIsGuLAR AASsKR OF DIscovssrsG
THB kCGUEs-kBCkIvKKs OF tbs ST JLsN PAoPsR.
TY ARkKsTRD.
During ,he last year psst the hfm Of spish, Young
Co, No Maiden lane, have bssn robbed of large nu a.
her Of Colts revolving pistols, silver pstsd spoons aud
thsr articles valued At upwards OF but being
able to hx the guilt on any 10 particular in their
plcymsDt the whole matter remaised ia myssry It MOI
appears that ooor~d named George C,tts por or
employed By that dru has bssn discovered to BE- Of
the guilty parties In essssstion with white man for
sry one Of the clerks ne curious In which the
vhos affair has bsea discovered and the gaty parties
brought TO ustcs rejects much credit Msssr 70 mes
Co., sun and pistol importers, No 40 Broad gay,
for the Ingenuity display ed By them in arrest
nsn calling himself rhou p.ou called 1t the stors Of
Mr.. romss and there Mr. Eaten one o. the 6rm 70
whom he offered for sale three Of Cells p,ssst rsvovs
large use) Mr.. Ea examined tbs pistols, and Oh.
serving that they had bcsn used, psrchsssd them
second band for ss2 taking bill and rss.ipt Of Tnomp
son shoe place OF business IL 81 No l02 Nassau street,
and no called hims lie bro.-r merchant
B. leaving the store Thompson umatsd Mr. Eaton
that he mad IoAoed sos money ooataisins tso
dozen more vhioh be would have for sale not redeem
cd. ax Gays AFTER rnomp Again called Mr. Tunes
ard offered III pistol, for sails This time they
lei. susp that s vas nos and 4 the purpose
OF finding out the guilty parties be bought ths pistols
evirg rhon $50 tor them. tbs numbers Of there
ss tDre pistols then taken Inserted Ia letter,
and cent 10 Nj Colts agent at Hartford IN order TO lsara
TO whom the pistols had been sold. Two days after.
forums Mr. Tones that Il. pistols seaisg sbs ssd nan
b~rs asd been sold to smith, Yousg o., No Maiden
lane Mr. smi vss soyissd Of this fast .nd n. vhos
piAtois property stolen from his store. Police pro
ceedass vsrs ims stiassly taken b ". Smith, sad,
ssSss = ssassd t. srrsss & iSesp.as On mus
day iAsa y oass1s 0A.IssI "a Rae. Ca -
asssst = sanlssss ssssS ~ Sstsa p u. IessI
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Williamsburg CITY Iatslllgence.


DESCENT UroH PolIoY sHoP On Thursday afternoon,
made daosnt uTsn policy oos recently established
the proprietor James Watsoa rssiding in New York. Who
aubM qusoty gave bonds to appear for examinatina.
About two dollars 10 change, together with the furniu
60 were Also taken possessicn o. Watsoo ID said 10
have respectable and wealthy eonnsxions n New York.
lSDusrMM soHoor The preliminary ssrsnssmsah Tor
the sstablshment Of iadustrAi school for vagaas
under the direction Of association Of ladies' under the
title q "The Childrsa's Aid s,e.sy" Mrs. q PsAres
Mrs. T. Duncan and Mrs. z. Colt, have been chosen
direotrsnss rhsy viii be assisted b. the following
named gsatsnsc, who have bean chosen o1osn Of the
society, together With Bard Of trustees -Prssidsa
d. A j. Berry vios President 2. Sylvester Seesstasy
B. jacobs; Treasurer, L. Dsmassst Il proposed to
open the school ~ sooa suitable b. pro
cured An isaution Of his kird Il much nssdsd In 3hs
city, and win undoubtedly b. sastAiasd.
MxxHG or Gas CONSUMES "A nsstine q the coa.
eunen Of Gas held last svsuicg Of tbs Odsoa Ne.
Lecraft acted chairman Toe object Of the meeting
vas 70 ADOPT measures "a compel the GAs Light Company
TO meet the requirsmsnA Of their chArtsr II was d
cidsd TO form osiston for mutual protsoHon An
inspector to - appoiatsd BY this sssoeAtion whose
duty viii b. TO test The In every possible msansr In
order 10 ASCERTAIN it, quality ana density with vsw Of
having the prices regulated asecrdingl Qats number
ofths genensu present. gave In their to become
memben Of the assooiasu. kessrs. ailroy Brace ard
Waterman addressed the mesng II STATED that the
density of the gas but SOL Wills should be 500
and no deduction made for the deHcisncy also that
ths company were quitting Of the gas whore the payment
Of their bils refused.
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,susd 10 soaGzibsts 10 ~ fa.d; snA osnaAse Whhy
z inf u MAJ 70 ferret ous tbs natter.
fsessrd.y the en lsgaasisg Lsi..y els:tssa vss r.
psrtsd sgAnst BY NJ. Darnstt ths ab aad sxpseassd
chairman Of the !adieisry COMMITTEES Of " Hosss and
the rspsrt AsTeed To- This mnrnpg NJ Aitksn moved
of the vots taken yesterday b. which the
bill declared lost asd that IL - referred 70 The Com
mstss Privileges and Eisetioas SO the bln may ret
stand some chance OF becoming . law.
Daniel Dark u stal here, pressing the Governor for
hh appnntmsnt a police jastos His chances have BE-
come very materially weakened daring the last twenty
four hours his sxessncy has bsen put In possesou
OF sts which Win certainly induce him to give tbs mat
ter more careful considerAtioo. The probability
r. that appointment VIII b made z the Governor
can b made D tisasd that the remaining judge win
perform the extra duty and ALLOW Justice ns3rath's
widow TO receive the salary until the drst Of January next
It II UNDERWOOD no tnat Compuosr Fasg hes de
eaasd that he has no power 70 pAy salary for vacant
cfboe.
The Jones Wood Park bill ID again under discussion.
The New York dsegs lion Of the House ysIsr
day in caucus to consider tine Some we're for
repeaing the bill altogether, and . portion were for
amending It; whsp nnAy, By vots Of ssvsn to sx 1t
Was detsrminsd TO amend the bill There much 81
vsrsty Of sentiment and opinions varied materially
ooneiiAtory advocated By two or three MEM
bers bat portion Of the delegation seemed opposed To
al compromise. This oonao Of visss viii produce dis.
cord In the houses and from present sppsaraness No
alteration from the bill Of last year likely to bs effected
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q sstan ~. usw tAas ssnnit>ss a.y idsa Il IT,
spss,s g Isoy,r = :: ss.esa e., s:s = TIE III
Mr. nRooxs-a the Stats there azs any millions q dol
lars 6 propery 70 bs struck out Of sxist:ass by ths
sic:s .sss.sssS ne sssssu,sss.ss xSs RAISES his i
thi.s 70 ssy .ae. = Il: ave nIoss q dollar: In
istspss. rhs city Of Nsw Yosh has .eossvsbls IN.
tsrsst Mloas upoa mhsss o( dollars are 70 b. adsst.
spp - u. SI The interest 10 his di;st
had asksd him whsthsr he would 80 for prohietory
law. Hts sns.sr was no. For Law submita,g u 70
pledgs @ the Other side 10 them Also he answered no.
Both parties we're dsplsessd bseau he would not pol't
sisisiion Believing, = he did, that he stood here
practical friend Of snpanos and tsmpsrancs ocoasions
more than did thoss Who advocated the blu hs mat
On MOTION Of Mr. DICKINSON, the COMMITTEES rose.
N a nc54'Ds f.hs) q Wan'. moved 70 ''''ara
On motion Of Me-. wHiran the Adjutant General WAS
directed to report the Communication moneys received 10
TIE Committee Of the Whole, (aftsr shirmsh o. OBJ
os Ana hs iii
read third time and passed. Adjourned.
Assembly.
ALBANY, Fob. ~, 1854.
DEns n mw YORK.
The bin IN relation TO the Register Of Deeds u New York
m ATLANTIC AHD PACIFIC RAILROAD
Mr. Pnne (whts) Of 0snssss, asked conssnt 20 intro
ducs oil 70 repeal the charter Of the Atlantic ana re-
| ciHs Railroad Company
Mr.. RUwlCf objected.
BILLS RROKBD
RegusuDg the delivery Of merchandise on wharvss In
New York and Brookyn.
Csding Jurisdiction lands for lighthouse purposes
Regulating " aarfsgs IN New York.
Prohibit ing the sale OF merchandise By non resde1s
PRIMARY uxCn0m
The bill kgslislng primary elections II New York WAS
referred 70 the COMMITTEES Eoetiona.
To extend the time for collsctpg taxes In certain towns
To amend the charter Of the Globe Insurance Company
TAXING the salary o. The Canal Auditor.
Nvidicg the South Judicial District Of New York.
10 am.rd the charter Of the Marine Insurance Com.
pany OF New York.
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nARITInE INTELLIGENCE.
AiMAxAc ZOE nRw YoRx-THn DAY,
suN nmD .............6 Al n0ou GMs .......... 8 0
SUE axs.............S % moH wArR,........... s


CLEARED,
etean ship Hermann. HxGins Bremen and BouthAm ptsn
ship ls%or Dr, RCsn;on, Liverpool Durham Dinoa.
Bal SSisA sssss ~ s:.a, sss 3, Rw rr~Ac.
s:Ii ff .ss, S S.S GS s.1 S.Ia
ssSr ssP.. q E;.s kiss.ss: Z. D.:ly
Bob. sss.s.naa Hioks AisrAadsa. WAshiAssen, 10.
ssSl LA csy iss:: N.s ss7:: ssf'''
s IL ma. q "a %
ss On a. J ain nt 4:
s.s a s fssS
a.s,.ls rom ds ss.;s fer ~ :s
sssy S, ssi e. rom w WV .i.n ss dan Of
asS,' ,S, S baron: or dow. = 20
ss 4: =, ~.
passengers 20 urn C Co. wan ma"
e'ss s:s s. .ss ..ss:.
l'si "a y. a: and
ported a Be, yss.rdsy, wish md:s ans a pAsssnxsr
zip IVY oSSp asS y Il Ss 4
Il pared lara nuabes Of bis Of very assr sssh
y. -i:ss:. :. ss,:s...iss :''.,' We
sa:is e WIND shiis a.Ias close rssisS ..:s sg.s
jan ~ lss a 81 In SO Is william Davs. ssanss, vas
washed % sh. sovs and arc, ned Blowing heavy gale
i % IL: nsis fisi sss
u. tine blowing tsavy And Thick tsol 10 sail ana
her on shore; z1d ips anoAsr bsfor
Ne ud GET The sails FUR ed sook squat from ~
parted chain cable ~ 10 hons and OBLIGED v
Shit Fhsniz tnsw siippsD crAss o. Porsa.d days IN
ballast TO master OF the Hook on shs 5Osn Pm
sassd sss = sr f '''1 ''o"
Brig olive Kelly, Jseksor VII ana days from Norfolh
!shis shs pm 10 esh With iunss ~ 0ass; 70
Sosi Z sssrfr Ses Prov,nes.o~a. whor RsppsA..
noeA for BoNon 1sb 10 of Chiaooseseas IN ssIs ffoa
NE une or forssa and IL neurs durns WHEN
hove her beamend shs .ind sudds.y ohssssd y
load ssrsns s,.si ai OF G.ps Nay, viii. h
sinking conc isob, Va oken BY rilosboas Moses 0rs.
nell Who pu' on board thee u.s. ans thea sosi
18TH irs In ne Cult Stream saw Lumber loaded schr *
masted and abandoned.
Ssh Law. Ts,hill rrsdsriohsburs days.
vsas for d ~. s f. s:v n'v'a
sehr IA Bale Baker. Virginia
schr sophia Arm smith. Bran yvins dayp.
siosp May / conpson Rsii:r. virsiniss dana
steamer Ioten kelloss Bstinofs, - hours, W PArhse
Vein stesnship Co Oh ChinoosaGus the wrssA Of
tqnhrefbssc vessel with nasss and vsssficGxs>
Flstboas smith No % shs sisy shis enlas
from Pfiiadephis for Nee York. loaded SiAA seal which
she found ~ Asoher and abasdensd 30 mnss Va As
!, <. me =: "a s
port On ThursdAy. ~ rsports6 yssssraAy.
The vessel reported below lssA last Va Hassst yaas
frea -. W. nassabs ~ - ~ y LspiA IVA asu
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nUD.
nIvs o. SsuseA (slisIsb. eaa rssasessi n.tssslss
ID hon QusrsaIiss. skps Lealsa, Lsh6sn oea KAsking
~. Xvsgpool; MeteeDelh Dc.
Wind during Ne dAy 6W teW.
OF sAzDy Hoox PnurIrs fELssnAsz
n deep James Bsskwith ashefs ~ bay sls q ~
Hssh. aAd full Of watsr Nsthing ns~n ssss
Tis sissp sssrs cAns alss sshsss On Me HssE
!y. ships eastward bssAd outside Vie bas NssAg
viad nv. aaa nsht wsaAhse hasy WIN IAdIsatisns ;
ooo9m-
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Hexala Marine Coxxesp0naonoes
ALL onLPaIA. Feb n. PA-An sshx Alfzsd Sauass
CID ssSk Fs.s Wilson, Lsxusyya: brig Horace orssly
Nse. Charlssten; sshx GaSShses HunSsg, nsw Ysgk
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Nor do envy that tens who has nxhtsd
are among his brethren, which will bfshter
brighter while life shall last Osher SCENTS tso hAvs
taon before eorht porton Of shs press Of tns
apprehspsi Of the truth of she will
dupes Of my 10 10 " you, gentlemen Of ths
Judges on th occasion may socsra honest and faithful
old solo or txActly his due-no more no less
Toe Preicept General SCOTT then that the
court would into ssasion and then adjourn
.Sne die.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-03-08

though + iseld none q nv southern
friends % this flour responsible Tor the
course u Argument which | have offered,
OF any Of the inteFmediate views have
expressed. I think IL right 10 say. and
I think I have their authority 10 say.
that with regard to the results % which
] have come upon this measure. We all
agree a. one mzn-esery southern
Wig Senator. | wish that TO be un-
dersioed. that the position Of gentle.
men may not be mistaken because they
have not vet had the opportunity Of
voting npon this bill.
think. then. that the great mistake
in the argument ef NV friend from
Massachusetts,. was in not discriminate
ing between the principle and the en-.
actment; between the doctrine out al
which the enactment sprung and the
enactment which sprung from IL; and
that IL he will take that into view, he
win see, | think know he has never
any other desire than TO see whatever
Is true and right-that the amendment
which has been Incorporated into the
bill speaks the truth. and Is germane
and proper in its operative language to
the matters recited; and that il his
mind is relieved in regard to the pro-
visions for securing the national faith
towards the Indians. he ought to have
no difficulty in voting for the bill.
MIR. President, am very sorry that
| have in such a desultory manner
trespassed so long upon the attention
Of the Senate; and having said that,
shall leave this subject.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-03-08
THIRTY. THIRD CONGRESS,
Thursday, Feb. IS.

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~ the Senate. after the morning bu.
s'ness, the consideration Of the Nebr.s.
ia Dill was resumed, and Mr.. Toomb,
addressed the Senate for an hour and
a nall IN support Of it.
Inc bill to authorize the construr.
non OF SIX steam frigates was then IN.
Ken up and passed its third reading.
In the House, the bill granting ! nor.
t.on of the public lands to the State Of
Wisconsin to aid in the construction
OF rail roads, was discussed At some
length; but aquarium not being present
no vote was taken upon it. The bill
grants 70 Wisconsin $500, 900 acres Of
pubic land for rail road purposes.
Friday, Feb. a..
~ the Senate, though private bill
day. the Nebraska bill was taken nm
and Mr.. Hunter, Of Virginia. and NJ
butler, Of :. Carolina, advocated ;ts
passage. -
me House took up for consideration
me private calendar, and afterworls
adjourned to Monday.
Saturday, Feb. IS.
~ the Senate, Mr.. Butler concluded
''.s remarks in favor Of the Nebraska
sn'; Nr: Brown, Of Miss, and Mr..
l,ouge, o. Iowa, addressed the Senate
ilso ~ favor Of the bill.
Monday, Feb. ~.
~ inc Senate, several bills we're
% sseu' granting lands to States for
'u,rp"ses Of internal improvements.
Nr. Gass addressed the Senate at
'rea' length on the Nebraska biz.
IT. Cooper, Of Pa, followed in enpo.
llion to the bill,