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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20
THANK SEWING,

III. Oh tha all Christian nations SHOULD praise
Rai.r ofthe Universe for hi. wonderful goodness
the children OF
Il is einenty proper shat IA. people Of ;is country
houId praise him. for they favored above cher,
their form OF government devised. und=r God, By
wisdom Of their foretathers- in fresiom DO all
things that rght-in health. peace, pFosperity-n
wonderful process of Development which has already
them in the forelaos: rank OF the nations OF IL.
world:
The peonl- Of Wisconsin have extraordinary
PRESENT YER The peaceful labors
OF the husoauroeu have blessed in remark
able degree, and their and storehou>-s
flowing with the abundance Of the harvest Surely,
lie them With the finest of tie wheat" Health
has prevailed throughout our borders Good order has
ever. isuei. The blessing, of fseo education
L.ve eslel4ej All classes and Professions have
pursued their with greater les. measure
sacc under the protection OF jnst and Equal irSa
II aiiiici have upon, eaamities oreriaken
a. the benign Influence of ehrist,n benevoleues have
FASTENED to tie and minister 10 the wants OF
the bereaved
Following tine-houored custom, Il is ny privilege
.g.i invite the people OF W-eon.in 10 the s-erv-
.uce their annual festival Of joy And glatnes-, and
so h-sesy appoint Tter.day. lie 19th ony Of No.
renrscr, 1860, - . day of rsA,H.Givlss asd praise
70 the imiyity Sui-r o. The Universe.
A! recommend that the pe.pI. OF the State, on
u., day. 9,ying asile tie oi life, gather together
in their solemn assemblies, aud il manner and form APP
proved BIZ their ooascences their thanks to God
FOR His great goo lness TO citizens of country
Lle.t b-yoaL oth.rs With civil and religious Liberty
Educational Institutions, Peace AID Prosperity and
e.p-cirly for overlooking blessings to tie people of
:his ss;L. "a tundaui AATsest. He4ish, 30
DIAL Comforts and PrvI.ge sld al that e0ntrlea'es to
piGen and vsli-bsins "a eoiaEa mites and In
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20

War SECESSION MEAys.-The following
paragraph from Washington dispatch. dated
Nov. I1Lh, explains why South Carolina is so
rampant, just now, for " set ession =
The action of South Camilla merchants IN.
refusing TO par Aeir honest de5ts in the North IS
severely condemned here One agent for New
York houses passed through here yesterday on
bis return home. with S70G 900 worth OF claims
'rstiout haviaG collected dollar. His employers
had ;elegraphed him 10 return
There Is a touch OF chIvalry about that,
which IS particularly refreshing
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20
MYSTERIOUS AND HORRIBLE AFFAIR IN
PEORIA
4 roman Utmost Burned 10 Death ~, q Physi-
cld't's Ogfcc- The Physician Suspected HIS ar
yes


From the Peoria Transcript, Nov 10.
About CLOCK on Saturday evening. cries
of distress were heard to issue from DR.. Fra
zer office Oh Harrison street. the corner
Water. Upon ascertain ing the locality, sever
a. persons broke open the door, which was
locked. and found female by the name OF
Miss Maggie Bren in flames Her clothes
were Immediately stripped from her. but she
was found TO be horribly burned and it is
thought she Will not survive the Injuries re-
ceired.
We are informed from parties who are cogni-
zant OF the matter, that Miss 0 Brien was first
seen before the alarm in DR. Frazer's office seat
ed on The sofa with DR.. Frazer and Young
man whose name we hays not learned Her
dress. which was OF calico, was burned, her
hoop skirt Consumed aud the office suffered
much from the effects Of the flames She was
taken IN buggy 10 the residence of Mr.. Hem
derson IN ii berry street Just above Adams,
where she les III critical condition. and il j.
thought at this time q Z. NJ Sunday,) that
she cannot survive the day out.
DR.. Frazer is al Mr.. Heuder,on's house and
his hands are very badly burned. from his eff
forts Gas he sta'es) in putting out the fire. As
far as we can learn up TO the present time. Miss
y Brlen e1cuipates him from crime, suspicion
resting strongly upon HIM, An invest gation
IL now taking place which Will throw light
upon the subject, and We shall endeavor to place
before our readers the true facts OF The matter
as elected BY the examination
o'clock, Z. NJ. Officers Wetzel and Grouse
arrested Dr.. Frazer while coming from his Of
lodged him in Jail. Circumstances are very
strong against him. and an investigation will
be held this morning. Miss . Buen is still
living bat hopes of her recovery. The whole
community are excited, and no pains will be
spared to Investigate this horIId affair.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20

Ink SOLITUDE or THE AsIATIc DEsEET-
hat solemn stiffness reigns these vast
arid plains deserted alike by man, beast bird!
Men speak OF The solitude of dense loresis;
have ridden Trough their dark shafies for days
together, but there was the .i,hing of the leaves
The creaking OF the branches; sometimes the
crash OF one OF these giants Of the forests which
on falling, woke up many an echo. causing the
wild animals 10 growl, and the frightened birds
to utter shrleks OF alarm. TINS was not soil
tude: the leaves and the branches found tongues.
and sent forth voices; but these d~a-y des-
eris 10 sound was heard to break the death
like silence which hangs per petually over the
region.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20

PROBABLY TRUE Position THE DIsUSIoS
IsTs.-The following dispatch Is, 20 our mind.
the real position of the Sonth. III the d.sunIon g..
about " hich a certain class IN the Moth so
very nervous Just now
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.
The members of the Board of Brokers had
received dispatches yesterday from prominent
parties IN South Carolins and other Southern
States giving assurance that there will be no
secession al the present or hereafter uDIess
Liuco,, commits over. acts % injustice.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20
d IED-

On Thursday Nov Sth, at Maeshangor's farm. neat
Aontfor Jane HommAu. wife OF tie Rev. F. Williams,
late Rector Of Trinity Church this city, aged So
Wen known to most OF citizens needed no
eulogy. her death requires ia5orcd monument 10
Acep her memory ever ffes. the minds OF her
4 devoted wife, sincere and Ciug friend:
her simple sincere piety, her earnest faith, her quiet
unossntouS charity made her the perfect pattern
christian LADY AZ long strength and health
she went about doing good and when strength
aud health Asled, thu christian resiga with
she bore al illness than commonly painful.
es example in Addiction stronger teacher than
her more active life had been.
Take her FOR al in all, shall look upon her
like again -
her
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20
Arrest Of Fox, one of the Wanderers Of Col Da
yenpGrt.

The following is from the indianapolis Jour
nal of Nov. 9th. The murder of Co. Daveu-
port aud the circumstances attending it, are as
things OF yesterday, in the minds of many of
our readers. 1t took place IN his own house,
on the island OF Rock Island the 1 h of july
1916, fourteen years ago. Three men were
hung for the crime one other was sent to
the penitepfiary Tor life A II the evidence
TO show, that Fox, mentioned having been
ested, "a below, was the leader Of Tie gand,
and 1t was be who Shot Col, d. and took from
him his watch Fox formerly was one of a nest
of rogues who infested Bell vue Iowa, under a
man named Brown. Most OF them were exter-
minated by Lynch Law as TIA { result OF a reg
ular and bloody battle but Fox was SEVERELY
whipped and sent down the river, where he
joined another gang OF rogue. and appeared IA
The tragedy Rock Island.
The telegraph Saturday night announced the
arrest Ut Attica, Indiana. OF Fox, for the muir
der OF Col. Davenport, at Rock Island II
years ago. Some two or three other men were
Implicated with Eek, and were arrested. tried
aud executed. Fox escaped at the time, but
was arrested some year afteruard in this
State by the then Marshal OF the Territory of
Indianapolis. On his way back 10 Rock Isl
and rather Davenport, opposite Rock Island
Johnston stopped with his prisoner at Wash
Iugton Hall, afterwards known as the Wright
House, here the Glenn Block is. The
hotel was then kept by Mr.. Edmund Browning.
JuHAStOn pIaceu MS prisoner uhder guard IN
back room Of the front building, IN which was
a window overlooking court that ran between
the two wings, of the rear part OF the hotel
during the night. and while his guard was
asleep, Fox took The cord from the bedstead,
fastened 1t 10 the bedpost lowered himself To
the ground, and escaped through the gate
the end Of the court. He has been at large
since until his recapture al Attica.
Several gentleman of this city, who were
lodgers at the Washington Hall al the time
Fox escaped, say they heard the noise he made
in getting out of his room and outside of the
Court. He not MISE until he bad been
gone long enough 10 elude all pursUers.
The murder Of Colonel Davenport va. cold
blooded, and caused great excitement a, the
time. Fox IS likely, at least, TO receive the
punishment which Is his due He las always
been represented desperate man. and. IN
all probability. will meet the end that the law
prescIbes 70. those Who do violence TO their
fellows.
The present fiot rishing city of Davenport in
the State Of Iowa was named IN honor OF the
man who met his death at or near it. fourteen
years ago, when It was very small and insIg-
nIhcant village.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20

q The Boscobsl Express says that while
several gentleman of that place were hunt
ing few days since. DR. Geo. O. TuaskR.
formerly Of this city, received full charge
Of shot from the gun of one IF tho company
in his face 1nd breast. Fortunately none Of
Them toda eitct 50 as 70 epi,sger his life.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20

ASoTHEs FATAL MIsISG ACCIDEsST-John
MITCHELL 4 n EnglishmaD. was killed ia his
claim, near Minersviile, on Saturday, Septem-
Der 22d, says the Weaverville Journal by a
bank cave. He was alone at the time and it
Is supposed that piece from the bank first
strUc4 and stunned him, and before he recoy-
cred from the brow the cave covered him IN
which be was found by Pat Griffin. of that place
Deceased was late from Mineral Point, Wis,
where be has a wife living.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20

Burial Occurrence AT OAK CEEEK.-We are
informed that a German named VIZ. HALEr
was brutsily beaten on election day a; the polls
at Oak Creek, from the effects Of winch he
died on Tuesday morning last. The Coroaer
viii bold an inquest to- day, and We will pro-
baby be able 70 publish the full partioulars-
.Ser,ftteI
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20
TAX IN UP

DY sIbscTibsT three miles south Of the city Of
ID Mineral Point, one light -ay geiding coming four
ears old; has DARK and all, ard strip
ack and white the breast; also heller
age the above; artificial marks
will please cali prove prope-fy, pay charges and take
them away
animals have been my premises several
months past SAHU Ell PRISh-
AiEerai Point, Sor 90 1850. 4w47.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20

ST. CRoIx AND PoLK-The Hudson CITY
Times of Nov 10Th, brings returns from both
these counties. Polk gives 65 majority for
Lincoln, and 5. Croix 90 ditto Hanchett, for
Congress, about Il5 majority in the counties ;
of the Republican county tickets elected
Well. doue, for the Northwest corner of the
State
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20
German and French Lessons

't'dE undersigned would respectfully mfr, =,
zeBs OF Mineral Point and such oti;.rs - =, he eat
De otnehtted thereby, that he has opened .elst -
W /. ltes BLOCK IN the room in the rear Of n 20
Yields Dental office for giving Lesson, j., - VI ~
"ERNAN AND FRENCH LANGUAGES
lie matters himself that he viii lie able To ON.
instructions a. wlI D satisfactory TO puuils .5s
TENS, an would most respectfully solicit the pat,
c. COOKS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20

POPULATION or NEw IoEK.-The complete
census of New York City (wrlh two Districts
estimated) gives total population os sd ll2-
A gain of 10000 since 1855 and of 305 &c
since 1850. Brooklyn. Williamsburg Hoboken
aud Jersey City. which are many suburbs oil
New York, make the aggregate population Up
ward. CT rii'i7- ard q,tcrter
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ESTFAx.

tome into the enclosure of the sulsct bcr living in
tine Of Pulaski, about the LIST August
mare, two years Old past with white spot IN
the forehead The viii please call uroye prom
ertv, pay charges and take her away
CONRAD GELLoR.
Aroca Nov. Is 1850 5w.-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20

Mn, DoUGLAs DoSE FuR"-Cnder this cap
lion the y Y. Herald. of the 10Th. SAYS. "A
President from Illinois having been elected 10
1850, we may safely predict that unless Mr.
Douglas should move off into some other State
he will be old by the time his turn for
The Presidency comes round"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20


Members holding over.
2-EdsarG Decker lS-Alden j. Ben Istt
I'D. " Vaxon. 2O-E. S. Phillips,
6-Nichac! B Egdn, 22-Ben Fers'ason,
S-George Bennett, 24-Johs Stewart,
i0-D. " orthIugton. 26-Johs b Siredt
l2-O.csr F. Bartlett. os-Chsrles b. Cox,
Ii-CLarles X. Gill, SOB. Z. Hutchinson /,
l6-Noah Il. Virgin,
Eclected hi. year
Luther II. Carey, l7-Ezra A. Foots,
3-haoh Cumming. l9-Benj- j. Sweet.
6-tharies Qnlten, 2l-HoratIo O. Crane,
w N. ). Utlev, 23-E. Montgomery,
9-Johu I. Kingston, 25-G. W. Hazlstop,
ll-Samuel Z. bean, 27-E. L. Browne,
l3-Saln,te! Coke, 29-Chas. S. Kelsey
Isl. ". Joiner,
Republicans III Roman. p.
Democrats IL Italics, 9
ASSEMBLY,
.4,iIns d .JYnedu-Otis B. SLapham.
Bdd ar d. Crantord-D. Il. johnson.
Brocn--Erod 5. Ella.
Co!tn6ia-Harycy " Emery, Nathan Eazen
Jane. II Bonney.
Cdi541iet--LerOy Graves,
Dane-Sercor " Graves. Willard Chan d :
Ter Edward Dwight Frederick 4 PfaF, D.
O'UaH-y. David Atwood,
Dodqe-John j Williams, Peter Peters, ia oh
Boddc1,, David y Miner, George " BY, II
knibbs,
Door 1fc-Willam 6 Finley,
Fan Claire dc-Rodmau Palmer
FOND du Lace II Hammond B II Bettu.
Selm Newton, John " Hal. Horace Stanton,
Grant-Joseph Harris, enry Mapey, H
Robbins. John 6 Black, Jared Warner,
Green-O White, James Campbell,
Green Lake-Alvah L Flint,
Iora--trankliu L Hicks Amnsa Cobb,
Jackson d,--CalyIu X Johnson
.J-tfersoa--J A Peirie, II b Willard, Theodore
Pre1.tiss. Samuel Hays Sterling 81 Cone,
he,loShG-MIchael Frank, " arren LInsley,
La crosse Il Nonros Isaac l. nessmore.
LaFisyette- Thomas z L mckay. Z { 1o'On-
nd l. Fuller,
Hanito@oc--J L Tobea, Joseph Stevenson,
U1rquclte--E j Buck,
-Harathoa Gc-0res;es Garrison,
lAarankre--RoLert Haney George Albert Ed
Uard heough. Charles Caverno. John Rugee,
Carl IFikkier, John Ha,.raha,t, Vu, D!eUes Ja,
R.oriIm,
OltagGmie-A B Eperis
Ozaukee- " II Ramscy. W + Opitz,
Hdc,ne-(iilbert Knapp, Orlando G Monroe
Simeon ) Bradford, Samuel Chapman,
Richland-E!isha Bailey,
Rocks 5 Nerlhrup. Benz F Carey, Ale1an-
der Graham, Arson Pope, kirkpatrick.
Sauk-Marsena Temple, John Bear,
S! troir de-io hear from,
She6oyyan-.J0hn Gee John Brsdneysr, Cad
" H'naphrey.
Wa!,eorth-S W Benson. C D Long. Francis
Smith. Wyman Spooner,
Wdukesha-D Daniel CottereI. w, II 7han.as
Henry A leonlaps. Nyron Gilbert, l Lain,
Wdrtpacg--C d Combs.
Wausbara--H,pry G Webb.
Vashtngton-N Parker, La Fays.te Frisby,
Valentine !Schatzc!
W.,anecago-Philetus Sawyer, Curtis Reed
Anime Pickett.
Republicans IN Roman. SO.
Democrats IN ltalIc, p.
10 hea. from,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20

Nork OF ILL,soIs.-The Chicago Tribune of
Saturday give the official vote of 90 Counties.
and The reported majority from. the three re-
manning counties, which foot up as follows
Lincoln I70.I55. Douglas s. 500; Bell 2o9
Breckenridge 2.373. Lincoln over Dougla.
2,305. over S!l, Ssh
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20

A lam has been invented without a chm
ney, by a gentleman in Brooklyn y. r. which
burns coal oil very satisfactorily. The otiec-
ton to the burning of coal oil. on account of be-
nag obliged TO use chimney lamps, is thus re-
moved.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20

HroTn the subscriber. living in Diamond Grove town
T. OF Mineral Point, bay mare, with light mai
ID tail and small piece out OF the LETT She
is years old past; any person who will return said
mare give Information who're she be ourd shall
be literally rewarded. " ARGARET DOWN.
xe~ "A $50. e -.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20

TUESDAY Noyer,l e- %
EAoiAN1t-on New York j. SELL. ~"
Pc eent Tor Currency, and "a per cent ing a; r.
CaI~na, ) TO L ne GO, : Per cent. tr,ri'- &
Vb MaeiNon ! TO = per cent G,Is 70 IL.
per cent Selling, 10 per cent. ''- 'ay.sst
"HEAT-7oa75c.
FLOC R-No.l. -. 30.
sells readily cash 's4' OF 20 j, 49,
OATS 1SSa 20 ceur. -
DEANo-i5etSl per bushei Tor clearAt
6Ehf-S5,JO on foot; - G 8 in op.e.-'e-
SALf-S2.35 per barrel 41NI'ers
SOGaf.-ketails al ; 20 IS lbs FOR s.
CIkR ANTS-Retaiis Il lbs for =
aOLA>S ES-fetails at jOa6o ~ert.
tAoN AND STEEi--I.aos sold a. - sAlioa
q cents. according to sizes -eAa pries,!-o.
AlNERA $50 per 1000 pounds
CuAL-S6 per ton.
HlbES-Bry, 10 a Zee: Gree, .
Mril fiiaes from one IA II 10 "rpee, ,st
II MBER-Fencing, Sl6; J9ist ars S less
clear fencing. So. 80 ocautlint "a
81 ITTEh-FrcSI in rolls IeI.r
EGGS-loc- per dozen
lsAkil-l2tzc. perpound
POTATO ES-l5lJ2O@ ner h,sb.l
DRIED APPLES-sc per noun5
oNloNS-yoe per busLel.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20
TAKEN UP.

Dy the subscriber. living At Loss Grove IF Lin
IDdeB, about the 10th OF October, iron gray
colt years old. with a sway back. The is
requested 70 prove property pay charger aud
GEORGE. GDIDTHBEP
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20

SoAE Why ALARMING SToRIRs SPouED.
The tollowii extract Of private L tier
from Hon John ii. Bolts, shows how much
reliance IS to be placed on some OF The alarm
ing reports that reach Us from the South:
EcnMo>D, Va. Nov. -. 1870.
Ny nEAR -: The letter published IN
.he Herald from Ills place. in regard to the
feeling and condition Of things IN this State
are fabulous ard uutouUdcd to the asst de-
gree. Thee Is nothing IN tie world going
on here relative 10 raising and aruing and
drilling troops, that would not have occurred
had there been no election at all--even TO
the encamPment and pa ade 81 cavalry IN
this vicinity. hIci was gotten up last spring
Tor the purpose Of getting up all esprit de
corps. and winch broke up last night, and
all have returned 70 their homes and daily
ayocatIons-yei il : announced by the cor
respondent OF the Herald. among thousand
and one otleF stories, equally a ul.tou ded
that II was preparation fsr Var. growing
out OF the election of Lincoln. Virginia i
sound u iho core on the Union question. and
has 40 idea of beng hitched to or dragged
into am movement that looks ike one OF
disunion am lfa' ! and .inse sly yours.
ions VI. BOTS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20

This shows gain Of thirteen members. So
that the West hereafter will be power IA the
Nation.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20

IovA-33 counties give Lincoln II .202 ma
joriiy oveE Douglas, AID ISL over az.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20

By G. y GREENE IN the NJ. f. Parsonage this plac
Nov. l. 1850; Henry PAEKkE to Macy BrcKINGHAx
both Of York Town, Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20
NOTICE.

Sale 6y Assignee m Bankruptcy.
ID 7 authority Of order OF District Court, L. g,
FOR the Northern District Of Illinois VIII sell 81
public sale for cash the 18th day of December ns,t
at 10 o'clocE 4. N, at the Court House IN Mineral
Point Iowa County Wisconsin, all the interest which
James b. Campbell, late of 10 DAVIES county Illinois,
bankrupt had at the date of the decree of bankrupt
Of said Campbell by the District Court of the United
States for the District Of Illinois in and to the ios"
ing described real estate and assets to wit:
The undivided half of the orth quarter seeaon
t-o town AVE. range west.,alsO the undivided IS
of nel., sec /, range w, also the undivided =
of the ca of se14 town range w. the n~s o.
sea and nei4 of sw or, sec i, town 5 range i "
W. c. BOSTWiCk,
Assignee in Bankruptcy OF JAS. 3. CJxrsrIL-
Galean, Nov is6O-B46-3s.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20

Census Of 1850 Population Wisconsin BY Coun-
ties.
friend IN Ailva kee has forwarded u. the
following table Of she population Of she State.
az shown 10y The csHsu. Of 1860, carefully COM
piled from The returns IN the office OF Tie Uni
ted States Marshal.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20

iowa County Agricultural Society
n office II hereby given that there wall be public
meeting OF the Iowa County Agricultural Society
at the Town Hall in the Village of odgeviIIe on Thurs
day December 18Th 1850 o'clock T. n for The
pose OF electInS officers Tor the ensuing wear and for
the transaction Of other business pertaining 70 said
Society.
general attendance Of aen-ers is particularly re-
guested.
Dodgeviue Nov. Ieth. 1850.
l.. ". STRONG, Secretary
MD ~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20

A DoUBTISG TnoMAs.-Judge Douglas va. IN
Mobile on Thursday last The -4dyerttser tells
what he thought Of the resu, Of lie election
1t says;
The Judge places little confidence in the
reported news tlum Illinois. He BAYS it viii
lake two or three days to hear from Egypt.
where the great Democratic strength lies H
IS 9,siet conftlt ntat both Illinois and Indiana
hare gone for him. We sincerely hope that be
is correct III this.
HIS confidence" will give way when he
hears from "the land of Canaan. swee: Canaan -
The darkness Of Egypt could no: save him.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20

ACCIDENT To JUDGE LARRABEE-EearIy on
Friday morning Judge Larrabee assembled TO
the roof OF his house 10 superintend the work
men Who were al work Smuggling 1t. On at
tempting to ascend from The main body to the
placed his weight upon IL. aud he was precip-
iated 10 the grouId. Fortunately he struck
the roof OF the varandah in his descent, thu.
breaking the full weigh; of his fall. The
Judge was much sprained by The fall. and he
was taken up In an ipsensble condition aud
placed on bed Ia short time he revived,
and though IL great pain FOR some time recov-
cred and conver,ed with many friends who
called on hIm. DR.. Read, his ply stefan. thin k,
lie will have him on his feet again IN Two or
three wecks.-Horicon 4 rq,.s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20

MELANCHOLY TO THINK oF.-We fud in the
Lockport y. y Journal tie following touch
ing obituary
DIED.-At the Polls, State OF New York,
Nov. 9th, 1860 of Q,sick Cons,lrnpt.on, Mss
BELL DOUGLAS FUSION, aged several
months and some DAYS
The deceased was looked upon by her ,3otinq
parents as 4 child of MUCH PROMISE. Although
young, she showed, apparently, a treat al
t,chtnent for mired company She was at
tended from birth by Doctors g II. B." c. :"
and Company, who manifested partial solicit
tude for her welfare. Her remains are to be
inferred IN Sat Rirer Cen,etrg-' Before the
scene of final dissolution occurred, she family
uttered the following words
Since quickly done for
l wonder what l was begun for p