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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12
Death Of Benjamin D. Jackson, Esq.

We regret TO record the death of Benjamin D.
Jackson, Esq, lawyer of this city of the firm of
B. D. & r. H. Jackson, which took place yester-
day morning, from the effect of an accident which
occurred in the afternoon of the previous day
He and friend were riding in sleigh on the
plank road, a short distance from the town, and
while in the act of passing another sleigh, horse
with rider approached from behind and Jumped
into and over the sleigh in which Mr.. J. was sit
ting, striking him on the head and wounding him
so severely that he died the next morning. Mr.
jackson was recently from Maryland, was reput
ed to be man of good legal ability and was about
33 years of age. He was brother of his partner
and also of A. ]. Jackson of this city His friend
in the sleigh with him at the time of the occur
renee escaped unhurt-T GaIena Adv
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12
A Good Commencement.

President Pierce, Queen Victoria, Emperor OF
Russia King of Holland, President Santa Anna,
Emperor of Austria Pope of Rome, Emperor OF
China. King of Denmark, Queen of Spain, King
OF Belgium Sultan of Turkey, King Of Prussia.
King OF Sweden. Emperor OF France, King of
Sardinia, and in fact portraits Of all the principal
rulers of the world, al the present time, may be
found in the first number of the volume of
Gleason's Pictorial" Besides the above, this
beautiful weekly contains quite number OF other
fine engravings-such as New Years festivals in
German. China. Algiers. and the West Indies
Also group OF the New York Police, in their
new regulation rnifcrm-chief, capt in, privates
etc. a Family Register Scenes in Turkey A
Turkish Lady at Home; A Turkish Soldier; A
Turkish Fruit Vender; A Turkish Policeman, etc.
A number of excellent stories, poems, etc, by the
best American authors are also TO be found in the
above number; and TO crown all, the paper has
come out in an entire new dress-being much
beauiified throughout. Terms of the PICTORIAL
-one subscriber, one year, So 90, two subscribers
one year, s. 90; four, 50 90; eight: ST. 90. Sin
gle copies, at six cents each, may be obtained at
any of the periodical depots throughout the coun
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

Hollo1cdys Pills for the Cure of Rheumatic Pains
and Tic Douioyeur-Mrs. Harriet O'Donnell, a
lady of property, residing in Union street, Ply
mouth, states, in letter to Professor Holloway,
dated November 10th, IS52,-That she wa, az
ficted for nearly FIVE years with frequent attacks
of Tic Douloureux and Rheumatic pains. Medical
aid had no effect whatever in alleviating 5sr suf-
ferings The attacks left her in weak and de-
bilitated condition, and her bodily health very
much impaired. In this deplorable state she was
induced TO try HoIIoway's Pills, and by persever-
ing in their use, the pains became gradually d.
unfinished, and ultimately she was restored to per
feet health and strength.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

The MAILS-Never since our connection viii:
the Press in Wisconsin nave we heard much
complaint from our subscribers oil the irregulari-
" of the mails, as within few weeks past Sub
scribers al Wyota and Fayette, in La Fayette
county. Sand Prairie and Orion, in Rchland Coun-
~ ami Helena, Dover and Arena in this County,
inform US tina. they are unable TO get than
hall their papers, and that many which they do
receive. are from three 10 six weeks in reaching
their destination. During the absence of Hon NJ
NJ. Strong In New York city, from the first OF Oc-
sober until the first of January, the Tribune was
cent regularly to his address, not number of
which he received, although he informs MS that he
called regularly at the Post Office for them
Where the fault lies, we unable 10 say, but we
do kno,r they regularly deposited in the Post
Office in this place; we also know that the Post
master at this place attends to the duties of his
Office xith more than ordinary care and punctu
atty, and we do not believe that a single paper
has been detained in his Office beyond the departure
of the proper mail after their delivery i'll the Office
We hope some means may be taken 10 ascertain
where the fault lies and such reform prescribed
as will insure the regular transmission and pune
tual delivery Of all matter intrusted in the L. S
Mails
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12
Lawrence University.

We are indebted to the publishers of the Apple
ton Crescent, for the Fourth Annual Catalogue OF
this institution. The typographical appearance
of the document is neat and tasty. From it we
CLEAN the following statistics. There in the
Institution, 90 students, of whom 50 are Ladies,
and IA Gentlemen. Arespectable Library, Cabi-
net, reading room, apparatus, and other aids TO
study, connected with the Institution We
conclude, from the Catalogue before u.s. that the
University Is in prosperous condition and doing
a good work in the cause of Education. Rev
Edward Cooke is the President
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

those from the seat Of war; 1t appears now to
be the prevailing opinion that q general war
throughout Europe is inevitable, and, in that event,
we must look fo- an active drain of capital from
this country in the shape of specie. Whatever
may be the ultimate effect on the great interests
of this country, of general war in Europe. it
cannot be denied that the immediate effect Will be
rather injurious than otherwise.
Yours Truly,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12
Russia and Turkey.

The following Bulletin was posted on the Bourse
at Odessa on the 5th December
"The Russian fleet under the command Of Admi
raj Nachimof, has met in the Black Sea Turk
ish and Egyptian feet, composed of 10 ships
twodeckers frigates, corvettes, together with two
steamers of 500 horsepower. After long en-
gagement, the following Turkish ships have been
destroyed or captured:
One of 81 guns-No name given.
One of so guns-No name given.
One of So guns-Nezrami Effendi
One of SO guns-Ahmet Ali
One OF as guns-Nazim Fessim
One OF % guns-Fessi Mahmoud
Steamers-Two of 90 guns each
Steamers-Two transports.
Steamer-One British transport
The engagement took place near Sinope 5000
Turks have been killed, and many taken prisoners
Osman Pasha, who was wounded, has also been
taken prisoner
Several officers both French and English, were
On board the Turkish fleet
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12
THE SENTINEL FOR THE SESSION.

OUR STATE LEGISLATURE conve,es n. Madison
on " wednesday, January lth. The Session viii be,
HusI oriei and busy one. There il why Is
the reads Of the Sentinel viii be kept fully pos
to as 70 oil that ranspires ihers Mr.. WATSON OF
The Editors of this paper will be In attendance Madi
son throughout the Session, and in addition 70 bis Da
~ correspondence, shall publish DAILY TELR-
GRAPHIC KEPuRTS or PROCEEDISGS.
We will furnish the Sentinel Subscribers in and out
OF the Legislature, during the session, the following
terms,
DAILY, (for eight weeks, 500
TRl-WEEKLY, 50
WEEKLY, IS
The readers OF the sentine besides getting the full
est and freshest Intelligence from Madison, VIII also
ceive the Latest lows from other quarters.
Orders for The Daily, Tre-weekly or Weekly, for the
Session or for aorgeY period must be By
the cesh. pfTET'S YINt. q co
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12
/ forgive you, Pedro. Aud now let

God of heaven what vas that p
As the esquire uttered chi, exclamation
the knights noble steed reared with a
loud snort, and then With one fearful
plunge be sank quivering upon the turf.
Charles sprang to the side Of his horse
and found that javelin had pierced his
neck in an angular direction aud entered
tho vitals-
We are surrounded = shouted Pedro.
Mount my horse and fee
To lie Continued
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12
NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.

The circulation of the MILWAUKEE DrALY sxr7,srs
is oy far the Largest OF any Daily paper u the state
anu presents greater advantages Merchants Mechsn
les ana Artsans, as mfdinm Of adceytisirR
All Advertisements appear ia the Tri Sepsinei
without additional charge
The weekly Sentinel has q circulation of over Two
THousAsD hch IL constantly and rapidly incyes-
ing put in the Weekly at The
rice OF the Daily So the Tri-weekly q and OF tho
weekly 81 Der year, payable in sdpanee.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

WIseoxsIN LEsIsLATuRE.-Ihis body met on
Wednesday of this week. We shall probably get
the Governors Message in day or two, and shall
lay il before our readers in our next weeks issue
Several important subjects will come before the
legislature Al its present session and anticipate
lengthy one. We hope, however that We may
be disappointed
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

Return Of the Harmony Moravian mis-
sionary ship, which for nearly one hundred years
has rode the stormiest unframed, has this
year met with her first serious repuse, having on
ly been able to reach the single port of Okhak-
She was prevented by storms from making the
other ports of Labrador and Greenland to depos-
tie usual stores, and has been compelled TO put
back. Once more she has reached our shores in
safety-T English paper
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12
y 8 Borpx~, Sec Y
Datei .lanV !. 1854.

Rapid gro,rth Of Chicago-The unparalleled
rspidity with which this city has advanced in
population. is shown by the recent census. In
$50 the whole number of inhabitants was 2S-
$50; =, the close OF 1888, il was 6o,6s2.-Mad
JotTneI
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

II Uncle Sam" has been notified in due form
OF law, that if he desires to hold Courts in the CT
ty of Boston hereafter, he must supply himself
with Court House, for he can't occupy the Suf
folk County Court House any longer
Putting Boston Court House in chains, to save
Fugitive for Shareholders, don't pav-TDaily Free
Dem
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

HoaE CIRcLs-Such is the title OF neat lii.
lie parior journal, devoted to Literature, Science
aud the principles OF Temperance just issued from
the press of f. b Quiner. WATERFOWL, Wis and
offered TO subscribers al the low price OF 81
year. The friends of Temperance should sustain
the Circle II is worthy OF patronage
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

u The members of the Legislature will be
pleased 10 learn that Dr. S. G. BUeH Of the Pick
4 Cad, is in town and proposes 10 remain here
during the session. The Doctor carries abou,
with MIN genial atmosphere better known as
SAhsspsj which Is good Tor cold day.-!Hcdiso,s
4v~sx.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

III MAIoxkr has fitted up splendid room, for
The reception OF company, and is al all times
prepared 10 accommodate his friends with Oyster
Suppers, etc in the best style. Thomas knows
how TO do things up in the right way in the Oys-
ter line and is deserving of patronage
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

More Goh-The steamer United STATE.
at New Orleans on the I'd instant She -an-..
steamer Illinois on the way to New York with
the mails, with $50 passengers and 81 900 in
gold, freight
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

POSTSCRIPT-Aftero our paper had been put
to press received the Milwaukee Sentinel with
the following telegraph reports -
GREAT FIRE
New York, Jan. 9.
The immense pile of buildings on Broadway,
known as Metropolitan Hall, including the new
and splendid Lafarge Hotel, was totally destroyed
by fire, early this morning. Several adjoining
buildings on Broadway and Mercer SIS. were also
greatly damaged. The Hotel had large frontage
on Broadway built in the cosliest style OF marble,
and extending back to Mercer St. Loss, $4,000.
&1,s4OO IN GOLD
The Steamer Geo. Law, from Aspinwall, and
Star of the West, from San Juan, arrived this
morning, the latter with $50 passengers and ST,
500 900 in Gold and the former with $50 passen-
gers and $4,000 in gold.
Philadelphia, Jan. 9.
The machine shop OF the Reading Railroad at
Reading, containing several engines, was burnt
last night. Loss 100000.
Portland, Me sth.
At 6 O'Clock this morning fire broke out in
the Custom House, Washington ST., and at S
o'clock the entire edfce in rvins.
The bull ling was formerly the Merchants Ex-
change, but had been sold TO the Government
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

B,sHor KEMPER-We are authorized 10 say
that RI Rev JACKSON KKMPER, wiz otficiate At
Trinity Church in this village mex. Sabbath morn
ing afternoon and evening. The rite Of couhrma-
,ion will be administered in the evening
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

Ey Our readers referred 10 Inc advertise
men, OF the Milwaukee Sentinei in another column
!; il, un9uestionably, the best newspaper IN the
State. and :or this reason if other, should be
well supported.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

u The small bill law OF this State IS, to all
intents and purposes dead leiter--no one pre-
tending 70 regard il We SO for its repeal.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

The Mmderers Of Mr.. Story--1ne Grand Jury
OF Lasalie county have found a true bill against
the following persons concerned in the murder of
Mr. Story, at Lasalle: Kern Brennan, James Tou-
hey, Owen O'Ne, Pat. Durkin, John Bryan, Mar
TIN Bryan, Michael Toubey, John Murphy and
James Cornell
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

1.-THE following telegraph DISPATCHES we copy
from the Milwaukee Sentinel
Latest from Erie.
Cleveland Jan, 3. 6 P. NJ.
The Marshal served citations to answer next
Thursday, why attachments should notissue against
the Erie and Harbor Creek rioters for contempt
All quiet. Weather here spring like-sleighing
gone-no ice in Lake.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

The WARRINGTON Friday morning last the
mercury stood 2O0 below zero The weather is
now, however, mill, aud seishing gocd-in places
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12
TRIBU n E
DONATION VISIT.

The friends of Rev Mr. NOLAN. have appointed
Saturday the 2lst inst for calling on his family
with donations His house will be opened IN the
afternoon and evening Refreshments provided a,
all hours. A general invitation is extended TO
the citizens of Mineral Point and vicinity.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12
Newspapers in Michigan and Wisconsin.
Total

In this State there are 10 Dailies, Tri-week-
lies, SIS Notwithstanding to our count--and
perhaps or 10 Notwithstanding in the ag-
gregate about so publications. So our State,
though much younger, and with population not
much more than half as large as Michigan con
tains, supports nearly many papers as she does
This speaks well for the enterprise and intelligence
of the people of Wisconsin, or else is not very COM
plimentary to Michigan.-[Daily Free Dem.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

BLAckwoon ON Russia AND TuhKEr-The
last number of Blackwood's Magazine devotes an
able article TO Russia and Turkey. 1t expresses
the opinion that Turkey will, in the long run, be
found much more formidable an opponent than
has been anticipated by the Gar, and it concludes
with this remark:
GLADLY indeed should we see Turkey maintain
ing her frontier and battling her foe without for
eign aid But this is too good result TO hope for
and it is, we fear, only too probable that England
and France will be forced to take part in the fight
lfthey be compelled reluctantly to draw the sword
it is to be hoped they will not sheath it until they
have obtained solid guarantees that Europe shall
not again have her tranquility disturbed on fiimsy
pretsxts and for the qualification of despots am
bi.ion
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

.ddnrirat Da1es-Ihe death of this distinguish
ed English officer is recently announced in the
English papers He commanded the Guerrero in
her memorable encounter with the Constitution
where the brave Hull, then young man SO gal
lantly defended the flag of his country -TGaena
Advertiser
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12
Fire at Albion---Ladies' Seminary Burnt.

ALBION, Mich, Jan About So clock this
morning, the Young Ladies' Seminary was dis
covered TO be fire, and in half an hour the build
ing was totally consumed. The furniture was
mostly saved. No one injured. The origin of
the fire is not known, but supposed to have caught
from some wood lying near the stove
The loss is ahont SIS ooo Insured for So.
OOo
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

j. II. CLARY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW & SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,
mineral Point, Wisconsin.
10 OF Once over Dsveys JeweIry Store 20 H.