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piciriu (iiinftru))iry will nceb a mu muio iiuiviuco irv, of alternatives; but the cure will come ( The Gove ^ lhc applica,ion of the Dis-when the people are prepared to receive it. I hey lrict Judg6f lhe District Amorney, prisoner's •are cartamly not now-they will ,„o»t probably not CounMfU lUr#c of lh, jurort, i^anj c'itiienVof i be so during the mnnant of n,y term of life. I Milwaukea County, where the trial was held, ha* 'tve towitnesi andenioy no conte- -----hop. yoo will Ii« low,.,,... and enjoy lhc conrn- , par,,0]1 Alhcoblma, ,h„ M.nomine. ,reecence. ___ Chief who was sentenced to be executed on the 0,first day of September next, for the murder of jWISCONSIN TERRITORY : Ellsworth Bennett. , riWe have obtained from the Reeis- .Thi.a.lcf(wlth hi,sonArt*1 „SOcoo-;, , r 11 • victed at the same term of the Court for an assault,ter soliicc in this place, the following wjth intent to kill, on the body of James Clyman, facts, which will be found highly inter- . sentenced, [in case of a reprieve from thecsting to the citizens of the several to™’ “••«.] to .uffjren iopn.niimo.it of four I ,r ^ P IT . . . . . . ] years and pay a fine of *3')0. this last sentence |I States ol the I nton who have their at- ! will be carried into effect; the pardon of the Gov- 1 * terition turned thitherwards. j «morbeing extended only to the sentence underThe Wisconsin land district contains ,he fim F' P««-ri2,215,942 acres. I Anecdote of Burns.—Burns paid iThere have been sold since the little deference to the artificial distinc- h( opening of the land office, in October tions of society. On his way to Leith 1 1834—551,191 acres; and there re- one morning, he met a man in hodden \ , mains to be sold 1,695,761 acres. gray—a west country farmer; he | *:Of the land denominated mineral shook him earnestly by the hand, and( land, and which the land offices with- stopped and conversed with him. All 0’j hold from sale, there arc about 19,100 this was seen by an Edinburgh blood, | acrcs- who took the Poet roundly to task for !j It may safely be stated that one half a defect of taste. Why, you fantas-1of the land in the isconsin land dis- tic gomeril,” said Burns, it is not thetrict, is within the mineral ranges— great coat, the Scone bonnet, and the!8 and that of this quantity, not one acre Sanqueliar boothosc, I spoke to, but!a in a hundred has been proven, or dug the man that was in them; and thej upon with a view to find lead ore. man, sir, for true worth, would weigh tIn several instances half quarter sec- you and me, and ten more snob down,I tions have been purchased, on which any day.”| there were no discoveries of lead ore —————— - r- rat the time of sale, hut which, by the Information Wanted.,| industry and enterprise of the purcha- rr„E undinigned i,d.,ir0U.0f ob,„j„in, in. SCrS 111 searching for lead ore on them, A formation respecting the where-a-boutsofhave become worth from 10,000 to THOMAS GALLAGAN, who advertised (rn nnn I ”r *rt*®nnaiion of Johns Steven*, and promised to’ ^ ' . j call on the next Saturday evening and pay for theJhe above brief statement cannot “me. A* the said Gnllngan has failed to enter hisfail to show every inquirer at a glance, •PPV,*rtce» plead, or give special bail, it is tho’t ,u. _____ _r* xi*:- Mfliable to give him this public notico. Should,i,„ xx»- ' _ • ; auvisautc to give mm in is puonc notico. onouingreat porta rice of \\ isconsin, thia meet tho eye of said Gallogait, ho is informedand its advantages. Its resources in *■« by calling at this office, he will find a bill of 1 hVnrmineral wealth nfcnnot vet be estimated $*°°» hieh he will be politely requested to pay,and afford one link to make a chain to prove the v . . anJ degree of accuracy , for Its benefits and efficiency of a “well regulated Cred-mining operations have hardly com- »t«trm.” IOWA NEWS.mcnccd, and nothing like system or!science has yet been resorted to for1 1NU11L/L.the purpose of developing its riche*. IY!E no,lce *ir#na,l wwn#ri *4 •. r .1 - i JLJ keepers of DOGS, that all and everv dosAside from the mineral resources of;w riut not registered and collared, ax provided by— - ~ ••iim vwi i« » v ^ saw w jOtir territory, what a rich and inviting f**4®i»aiKe, found at large in the streets of Du field is open to our farmers, mechanics,1 1***lh# firM S,® W,LL• | , ' I lL. ' Hl.AIM I. t. .'lUltlllbbK,jand laborers! At this very moment,] Aug. 26, 1837. lw Marshal.; when it is stated in the eastern news-papers, that the towns on the seaboard NOTICE.and in the interior, contain hundreds of A kL able bodied men over the age of 21 and unemployed men whocn neither find ^labor or money, there is a want of men »ft#i Monday noxi, the 28th Inst, they will be re-here, twenty and twenty-five dollars 1u5red, either by themselves or deputies, to labor____*1 j u i_ two days each upon the streets and alleys of theper mon.h IS paid to ordinary hands Du Buque,and upon the public roads forby our farmers. I one mile from the centre of said town.’ The emmigration of persons who1 Per«nal notice will be given of the particular __,1 ' tima and place when and wnere their services willcome solely for the purpose of mining, b«u«td#d. P. C. MORHI8ER,has been considerable during the pres- Marahal ai»d Street Inspector,cnt season, and many more are expect-; Ault;- 1837• lwcd. It Willibo along time before Wi»- BRICK! BRICKR BRICK!!!I consin Will have a surplus of agricul-j rflHE ••itRcrjbar hasju.t fi.iished burning a kilnlural products; for there can be little i doubt that her mining population willrequire for some years, all that her . farmers, can spare them, besides drawing many thousand dollars’ worth of supplies from Illinois. And yet it may be said, without fear of contradiction, that there can be more rich soilfound in the same extent of territory, ] than can be found in the Wisconsin 11 land district.—fMiners’ Free Press.A of BRICK, of a superior quality, which he will sell for cash. Application to bo made to the subscriber, who may be found at the yard any lime during the day.—No orders received unless a previous understanding with GEO. L. BOWERS.Aug. 27,1837.LIME FOR SALE.THE subscriber respectfully Informs tho citizens of Du Buque and the mining country,that he has now on hand, and will constantly keep a sufficient quantity, of good Lime for the uso of the country.w „ NICHOLAS CARROLL.
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Du Buque, Wisconsin, US
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