Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-10-04

" The Ohio River was slightly RISING =
last dates. ''''is' al lie
II The Montezuma, Green co,ptv po-.o-
has been discontinued. Vs. Ufcs
Lead-The New YORK Tribune If
quotes Galena Lead as dull at So. So to ss us
II The Democrats of MassacbpsA,.s
nominated Bishop for Governor endorses lave .ntfs
oraska BILL and the National AdminisrTst;o,nns Ne
IL The George Law arrived at Na,,v
the 9th from Aspinwall, bringing I37 iofkOa
and si,@03,292 IN gold, on freight s'',
II 1t is estimated that sIOO0o0o -.
summer, for lager beer. u'e PAS
II 1t is reported that Gen. Cass v-;n
stump IN Michigan for the Locofoco t;,&a Ae ls
fall uchet tbs
II When a Bank suspenis in Aps,r.I;.
take the President to neghboring tree and .l'y
him in the same manner. T''e
.4,,other Failrue-The Boonyine t.. :,
Insurance Company, of Oneida Co. \ It4[lls
smashed. l. las
FrOst-There was quite heavy frost :, =,
neishborhood OF Boston, on the morning Of -. -e
25th. " lie
The Reciprocity Eli The Reciprocitv Pin
ed the Canadian Legislature last Friday and t's'
signed by the Governor General on Satardav VS.
II Among the delegates TO the State Cam
ton of the Sham Democracy in Micbigoa
notice the name Of James J. SiTans the Eirr
the Beaver Island Mormons.
Gold Coming-The steamer George Iav ~.
to. Had
with 81 100000 in gold, on freight and 500 M,
sengers.
San Francisco MaTket.-September lst A..
was selling in San Francisco al y so per bb ~
whisky at 20 cents a gallon. Mess pork, sl3s1
Not very dear living.
Maine Election -The votes in all the to,r.
Maine but three are received, and Morrill, l,,.
about 600 votes of an election by the people I.
will be elected by the LegislatuFe-Gal. .4d
The Knotc Mornings in Os,ceso-The Osvs,,
Times notices that bookseller and news agent
that city has received eleven hundred COME, n
the Know Nothing for sale there
Murder at Manitouoc A bartender in ,ba on
poy OF Mr.. Langenfied at Manitowoc was s,,s.
bed by brewer named Rossteucher on the ever.
ing of the 22nd.
Crime in Milteaukee-FoTty- nine prisoners w,,.
in the Milwaukee Jail on Sunday last OF ,h.,.
eighteen were boys between the ages Of nine s7l
seventeen.
II The Vermont Legislature stands as follow,
House. 50 wings and free soilers 10 81 local.
cos; Senate, rs wings and free soeIs 10 locys
cCs.
IL Douglas was burned in effigy at Dixon II
on the occasion of his vindcatiOn speech AZ III
place.
Foolish
Eminent La,ryer Dead-H K Smith, of Buff
10, personal friend of Gov. Marcy, and an en-
inent lawyer and politician, died on the .s
inst.
IL We are quite anxious to ascertain ii i.r.
is man in GAINESVILLE, who desires TO see Dr.
Hoyt elected to Congress, said man holding an
seeking no appointment under the general s0yen.
ment-JaHesUiHe Free Press.
a Ne,c Associate T. S Judge for Utah-Ta
President has appointed Wan. NJ Drummom
Esq. OF Illinois, to be an associate L S Judge 10,
Utah. vice Geo. II. Edmonds, Esq, of Illinois, r.
signed.
.4ao.hrr Nc,r Bank Welearn from the Milxa-.
kee Free Democrat that Mr.. Nash has recently Re.
turned from the East, where he has been maxim.
arrangements TO start another new bank in TIA,
city, with capital of 100000.
Fails,re of a Publishing Roa.se g p pu,rar
& Co, OF New York have ia led. Liabilities gs
said 10 be $4,000. Their creditors have agrssi
to give them al extension of time for paymea
and allow them to proceed with their publications
i Beoit Jour.
Explosion Of the Propeller Troy We learn thai /
the propeller Troy, Sunday morning, whe
within 3 or miles of Chicago bound in. expodr
her boiler. killing one man, and woundiHs severn !
others. We have no further particulaTs-M /
Sent
Sn,othGed to Dedth-A man named Shaw wh' I
assisting to trim" bin Of corn al Fishs Esr
tor, yesterday, needless of warning, ysntured 10
far into the running grain, was drIwn down VII L
it. and suffocated before he could be got out
Butf. Com.
Death of an Editor-{Fe learn from Bara5r
that Mir Jacob Amber, the new editor Of r' h
Standard. died in that town few days since are
an illness of one day. Mr.. A. was formerly at
or of the Hillsdae (Mich.) Gazette. and h-i q
recently removed to Wisconsin.
From Mctico The reports from Mexico ar
that the insurTectonary forces of Alvarez aTs q
vancing on the city. the Government forces Il
treating before them. 1t is about time for Mrl
Anna TO pack up again for Jamaica, in the es.e
lshed course of events If that country.
The Cranberry Crop The yield Of this delc'f
berry is large this season, and already they are
be found in great profusion in the various store
about the city. Since the removal of the lndian
epicures have to depend upon the whites for gan
ering them, and this makes them shade hsas
than previous years. Minnesota Pioneer.
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