Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-10-11


II The State of Connecticut is out ofdebt and
has money loaned out at interest The school fund !
is valued at .00O and other productive prop
erty Of the State is estimated at 100000, the
greater part OF which is invested in bank stock
NH. Sent
". ]. Prohibifory Latc--Ex-Chief Justice Bron
son, OF New York, wrote recently in letter to
the Central Committee of the State Temperance
Society, that he had no doubt Of the constitution
al power Of the Legislature to prohibit the sale of
Intoxicating liquors a beverage.
.71TiUaT at Northern TT-6eat--Messrs Hussey and
Sinclair received yesterday ten thousand bushels of
wheat from Milwaukee by the schooner Republic,
which they forwarding to the Pittsburgh mills
TO be manufactured into aour.-L Cleveland Herald.
Lands IN EToles Co-The Green Bay Advocate
urges upon the attention of emigrants the fact that
the government lands in Brown Co. have been IN
market 9 years and may be purchased at 75c
per acre.
CoalmeadaJIe Literally The people OF the vii
Iage of Neenah voted. at their School Meeting on
Monday TO raise So geo TO build Sehool House.
-.dpPieoa Crescent
Neenah is bound to prosper.
II The cholera has ceased 10 be an epidemic
in Pittsburgh IN a fortnight seven hundred and
eighty one persisted By the disease The Despatch
says strangers need not fear preparing to visit the
city this week.
The Grcroun 4fay--In the matter of thearFest
of Capt. helms, of the Cyane, Al the suit OF Mr.
DGrand the Superior Court Of New York. has
granted the petition Cor removal Of the cause TO
the United States Circuit Court.
II The town OF MaingarGa, on the coast OF
Texas, was entirely destroyed. with the exception
Of three houses, by a terrible Storm on the 18th
ult The cane and cotton crops in the vicinity
were nearly ruined.
II Billy Bowlegs says il is ont of the question
for him TO leave Florida; he must remain and die
! there. He will iniure no one if they will let him
alone bat if attacked he will fight till he dies
He has now but about 200 warriors left
II W c. Bnrrin for several years past agent
/ for the American Express Co, in this city, died
at Chicago, on Saturday night last, after brief
/ illness, OF bilious fever, aged about IS years.-Dil.
/ Free Dem.
II The flags of the shipping in Buffalo were
placed at bali mast on Monday as a tribute of re-
| spect to the memory of Capt jeremiah Oliver one
! of the pioneers OF Lake navigation, who died at
/ Hamburger Sunday.
| liant 10 Come Home-Hundrels of people in
California, hearing of the golden harvests of their
friends in Wisconsin anxious to return. Bread
is better than gold, and home and comfort are not
to be valued in gold.
consn in townships SO, 50, and % North; by the
/ United States Deputy Surveyor, Mr.. j. L. Prem
tice.-L WISCONSIN Pinery.
/ Francis Dick was executed at DAYTON. Ohio, on
( Friday, for the murder of his motherinlaw and
/ brother-in law. He had previously confessed his
I guilt.
| Fears on tie Uolf-Tuo men killed eight large
] bears one daJ this week, near Wolf River. The
/ acorns are more ahunda than usual, and so are
the bears Appleton Crescent
/ TFi,lfer J1eaf-We discovered on our trip 10
/ Fort Atkinson last week, that an unusually large
| quantity of this grain had been sown Nest Of
the fields looked we'll WATERFOWL Chron.
! IL It is stated by London correspondent OF
/ the New fork Times. that the Hon. James Buch-
anan, our minister to England, VIII resign his of
/ fee, to take effect in july next.
Mortality Of Mac OrIezns-The number Of
deaths at New Orleans for the week ending Wednes-
day last was II, OF which 81 were from Yellow
fever.
/ Coming Dolra-An exchange states that the
for board to $3.50 day, and the $3.50 houses to
$500.
ReccPts-The receipts of the recent Michigan
State Fair, from members and sale of single tick
cts, amounted TO $3.50.
IN -tGf '2tJia Oti =t''i .fa> SiiOt ~ cleveland
the other night while entering tue window OF the
! dwelling Of Geo W. Edison
Pof4toe-Potatoes are selling on the street at
( zoe per bashel In St Louis they are dull at ST.
2gaSl25-[Gal. jeff
II 1t is said that in Kent county, Canada
West. more than eleven thousand negroes have
settled during tie last few years
II Prof E. Daniels, late State Geologist, is an
independent candidate for the Assembly, in the
western district of Fond du Lac Co
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