Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-11-20


8. d. ,Forthing9oa 10. Edward Gernon,
IL. Hiram r. Giles, -. Jesse e. NILS,
l3. Charles Dunn, Il Sylvester w Barnes
Is. iDaaSd Cobb, Is H. AHcn Ear6er,
II. james Sutherland, Is. Louis Z. HdrgcY,
10. William j. Gibson, 20. Ed,cdrd Pier,
u. John Fitzgerald, p. Samuel l.. Rose.
%. Z. B. Kelsey, "a George Z. Derter.
25 John Q. adams.
ASSEMBLY.
SAUK AND ADAMs-Ddvsd r. N0ses
BAD AXE AND Observation-Disclosures Briggs.
BRowN Doom AND KEwAUNEE-John Day
CALUMET
CoLuMB1A--K " Davis, o. {. Ho,ce
DAyE--Chas r. Head A. A. Huntington, I'm.
NJ Colliday, Aug. A. Bird, Geo. p. Thompson.
DoDeE-Beniamin F. Barney, John Fletcher,
Lawrence Conner Bonja8,in +, Leland, Charles
Earchard, Henry L. E,dtcrfad.
FoND DU LAC George ". Parker, !!-eter John
son, Isaac Brown, Joseph Wagner
GRAST-1He7a Taylor, James r. Bro~'' VIM
Hull, Joseph r. Nas Horace Catlm.
GREEN--Hartia flood
IowA-Ephralm Know ION, Rich'd NJ Smith.
JEFFERsoS-Wm. Chappell, -N Drake, David
/. Morrison, VIM. W Woodman, = Reed
KESosHA-Heur, .Jolsieson, Franklin NeroH.
LA Crosse, 6c-Dugaid d. Cameron
LAFAYETTE Mat Murphy, JAMES II. kNowL-
TON, Hamilton II. Gray.
MASrrowoc-Charles II. Walker.
MAaeuErrE AND WAusHARA-- Wna. Z. CH:p"an.
MARQuErrE-Horatio S. Thomas.
MISUNDERSTANDING Stark, Auguste Greulch'
Andrew Mccormick, John Mitchell, William 4.
Halrkins, Geo. Hahn, Peter LAWS, John Tobin,
Henry Crawford.
OrrAGAMEE, &c.-LouiS Bostedo.
OzAUkEE-Charles Beger VIM Yogenitz.
PORTAGE AND MARATHoS-.IoSeyh Wood.
RACINE-Thomas Falvey, Eliphalet Cram, Pot
rick g. CH-ycs John I, Palmer.
RICHLANp-Robert Akin.
Eook-H j. JImraA John Child, Leri Alden,
,Joh,s IL Erans-
suEsorG AN William Whipperman, Reed c..
FRACTION.
ST. CRorx, &c
WALwoRru-.JancS La,aaeradic, Salmon Thomas
John f. Potter, Ro5ort r. Seymour. Asa W. FAIR
William d. Chaplin.
Observation-Disclosures Weaver, jeremiah Noon,
John James, Charles s. Harley.
AsHINGroy-Thomas HAYES, John Tell.
WNzEBAGo-L. g. 7ocnsend, John Anunson.
Rep. in italic, Dem in roman, Ind. III SIN. caps
Ro-K Island RAILROAD Notwithstanding
of the SIZE Of the central pier or Glib in the
massive bridge under construction at this point
may be iud ,ed from the fact tha; last week the
c8utr2c ors had horse at work upon it, VIZ
saw him engaged in hauling timbcrs from on,
end to he other of IT, distance Of about 59i
feet, aad thought at the same time 1t rather per
ilous for a horse TO be away out in the middle o
the Mississippi at work the top of pier viii
! the wafer boiling like cauldron around him
/ Since then we learn that he fell through tn,
/ timbe-s and injured himself so materially tina
! he had to be killed.--Dapenpot Gazettc.
LARGE YIELD OF WuEAr.--Mr. J. \. Chan
der, Of Caroline, Va. raised, the past season
/ cigit hundred and fifty bushels of prime wEea
on eighteen and half accurately meas
usei land, being nearly forty-six bushels pc
/ acre: ale received premium OF twenty dol
lars fer this yield at the State Fair in Richmond
/ last week.
! THE y nw RnG1MExrs-We hear, incidentally
1 that d clause in the law creating the four new
regiments in the army OF the United States, i
construed by the proper authorities so rs to pro
! vide that the officers in them, appointed since
! Congress adjourned, shall hold their presen
] posts only until May, lS56.-- Washington Star.
| LYxcHED Foa LOVING CoLoRED GIRL-A
/ few DAYS since Albert C. Day, from the North
was found amalgamating. with a colored girl a
| Montgomery, Alabama, and by order of judge
/ Lynch, was made to kiss his sooty companion IL
open court, was ridden on notify piece of tim
/ Der through the principal streets, made to jumI
several times into the artesian reservoir of rath
err dirty water. and then ordered to decamp IL
/ peril of two hundred stripes
Caution 70 Country Io,cns-Bad Roads Erpen-
sipe-In the T. s District Court. now sitting II
this city. suit brought by Mr. Mills, OF Chicago
against the authorities of the town of Az5aian
Jefferson County for damages sustained by reason
of bad roads. has decided day two since II
favor OF the plaintiff; the jury giving him $500"
damages 1t seems that in crossing bridge
over swift and full stream the road way being
out OF repair the plaintiff a wagon, a touihorst
thrown in the stream and pretty much ruined
For this ne sued the town and received $1,000
A much less sum would no doub' have put and
kept the bridge in perfect order.-Nii'caikee Sem
tineL
III ,cG,tIes LGud Eisirid-OrGers we're received
here yesterday by the Register and Rerceiver o.
lie Milwaukee Land Office, TO suspend the iuFih-
er sale OF Public Lands in this District, This
We presume, IS preliminary to consolidation OF
the Milwaukee and Menasha Land Districts. the
amount OF public lands yet unsold IN the former
having Teaced the minimum oIIO00O0 acres
The office here will howeve be kept open for
some time yet, 10 SHAW, the Register, and Nh
WHrrSEY. the Receiver, 10 close up the accounts.
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