A Change. —Mr. Holt, the old editor
and proprietor of the Janesville Gazette,
has purchased the Janesville Free Press,
and will unite them under the name of
Gazette and Free Press. A daily will
be started immediately from the same
office. 1
Accident at Boscobel.—-A man en
gaged as brakeman, had his legs crushed
between 4he cars so severely as to require
amputation, on Thursday last at Boscobel.
On a Pilgrimage —We learn from tbe
Mineral Point Tribune, that all the Mis
sionaries have left that City for Washing
ton to receive tho Benodietion and other
official patronage—not a shrine
for doing penance in all Mineral Point.
Wheat. —We learn that wheat is now
in demand at at 75 ct 4. per bushel,
and the same at Cassviile. The latter
place ought to be the very best wheat
market in the county for river shipment
northward. We are not advised whether
wheat is wanted in other markets in this
region. IfbuyerswilJ give notice what
they are paying fcr ; wheat or any other
prodned we will give noticc eheeifally. ■
JfcTC. Dicky, Esq., has received the
appointment of Deputy Co. Surveyor.
Farm for Sale in Marton.—l6o acres
of good land, with house aud small im
provement*, are offered for sale in the
town of Marion, by John Anderson, at a
good bargain. - -
Auction Salk of Property.— Mr. M.
W. Vanausdall advertises all his stock',
farm implements and tools for sale at his
farm in Patch Grove on the 28th March.
He also advertises his large and heauti
ful farm for sale, one of the fiuest farms in
the country.
