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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-16

eeS" A correspondent the San Francis.
co Bulletin speaks Of the terrible carnoyc of
the late Chinese rebellion. One district Is
described which yielded 10000 chests Of ten
per annun before tho war and is now desert
waste y belt of land 400 miles long hy 200
~, m1'es wlde Is literally without an nhabitant,
ne wr'ter says: The distinguished China
,"'Io' .,. i a"u saYaht, Dr. Nlacgownn, estimates
I tle loss OF life by the Taepine wnr NJ Ok
ooo'"oo souls; but intelligent Chinese wL ~,
/, have convorsrd with -, u Ola. ;r,;; ion l,nn m
OOo were killed or persisted from stnryation
there was not much to choose on either ado
whether Imperial or Tao ping, the victorious
party. party, put men, women md ahillpon 10 ,fca,b
,iht- Grand Canal used to be ohokcd with dn,I
Dod'es, and have seen oven tho swift f,nw,
ing Yantyo crimson with blood of ali aans
sexes and conditions in life. ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-16

Gs" 1t is said that the negroes in Loui
ana arc greatly disappointed at the result
the election i" that State They say they
can sec how that lection hun,lt did 'cu
no good yet"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-16

ED- F" hlr Buchanan" says Lancaster
rOa) correspondent, (" is Past Master Ma
III nc'fauusc'uu''nsita ,Is, lie las SELDOM sat
cause OF his age and retired habits, yet his nd
mlratinn of the order is so great, and his prnc.
t'cc OF Its preccpis arc undated This re-.
m'nis me that all the Presidents nf the Uni
ted States, ("xccpt Lincon) were Masons.''
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-16

!, s The Grand Lodge of Ancient Tr,ee
j u liase1so South Cafolina will assemble II
'sss sleston, on Tuesday next, at
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-16

Es- y onc-lcggcd editor in Gcorga, named
Nevln' recently challenged gentlemen to
iiehta duel, and proposed that his two legged
adversary should stand with one leg in bee
gun 80 as 10 eGnallzc the chances The ob.
ilglng offer was declined.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-16

Ey' The Democratic gain in Ohio is Of
tlclaIly shown to be 30,1S7. The majority
against negro suffrage in the same State is
5O,G20!
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-16

Ssas- Judge Buckncr, Of Kentucky. ng, d
sixty I'VE, fell in love with u wor,mtn aged
and shot himself because he couldu't
get her. Rash youth
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-16

esg" The Radical candidates for the Con
vent'on, III Grccnvillc. are McSsrs. James w.
Allen, VIM. b. Johnson, Wilson Conkr, col
Ord. d. NJ. Rnnion Three Whites and me
black
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-16

Nov. i2. 1867
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-16

:, InE n GRAIN CRop.-The monthly report of
the Commissioners Of Agriculture states that n
larger wheat crop never has been raised in
TINS country than during the present season.
chough, 1t is not as large as tho breadth sown
n1eht have led us to expect, The most no.
t,ceable lle increaso has been ip the Southern
states, with the exception of Texas. Oats
ana rye nre estimated above tho yield of last
year, barley slightly below beans and peas oro
an average. In corn, tho cash value and tho
staa'tenng and sustaining qualities, are creater
than last year. Sorgho cultivation GENERALLY
( ,s reduced buckwheat il an average cron. no.
indicated: 0 :" u'o'''e- ~ %
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-11-16

ES- There are about 120 persons in the
l'en''ent'"ry-all men and mostly negroes.
I'lckens also has an instalucnt of seventeen
negroes now ready for that institution
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-13

Jes' SO -" Exactly yp'-solon shngle said they
~. tneie every time" IL he ielt "oN luy' IA
sAe mo- nlg he tOOk Plantation BittuIs; A be ielt
az night he took PlHntatiUn bitters n he
,I,,,r.'.PP aPPetlte, was weak, lAnguid, or mentally
never Jailed TO set him on ms ins suuHre auo lp
Aos persons wHnt any bJttsr uuthorityt Int hs
'Viu' 'VSu' may, lus' read the following - -
n, IL :, l owe much TO you, for | Yef-
~ oelSys the Plantation Bittcrs have saved my
NV hhh W ii. WAGuNLR, Madrid, N. W
fro. Dyspepsia, and had to GI abandon SS proauhing
enred r,o Inc Plantation Bilters have
=, kLV. c. A. MILLwooD. New York CITY.
Ihaiilost iii s,i,,.tit,-I = "a "a ~, ~ -,
WeaA ., ana enervRted could hardly walk, ana had
= perfect dread OF society. ILe
flAhtaton Bitters have Set me all right
., Mhs HElMlNMAY, st. Louis, No
cured me of derangenient OF The Kidnevs snS
TLInhIy Otghhsl that distressed me ior years
,tu. &C MOORE 254 broadway, New York.
Home School forsoldiers' ChiidTen tays sbe !haa
kINeh IL 10 the weak and invalid children under
neF GhAige, with the most happy and Rratiiyinv
ISsults We nave received over hundred rehnlS
VI suuu ceftheates, but no advertisement is SO eC.
leclye as what people themselves say OF n go,d
article. Ouriortune and our reputation IA nj stnsIs
hcoriglnaI quality and high character OF thrso
goods VIII be sustained under every ana ali ~
oumstances. They have already obtained n ssio
civilized nations. base lmitators trv t , anon
near our name and style Rs they cnn and haan ~
Food article cnn not be sold as low ~ a
they nnd some support from parties Who d. Vne ivy,
UsS M, Wnu tney seil Be on your guard See onr
i. ". DRAKE q Co. New YorL Ci,.
Druggists s'iu Dy all
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-13

adj nc ,S would not be beautifully Who wouId no,
lty and dt.,.uty .DeautyI What gives thRtmaTbIe pnT.
, a IN me city belleP Il Is no IopSarS ,h. n
tir,sd dAney use Hagans Magnolia balm ~. ~ se'
rop pghna.s Iemoveh Tan, treckIes pImnies ~ ia
from the face and hands abd ana
rSSisbinS Gmh0pth, transparent, bIoomins snS nS
materiSI Whe maIy cosmetics, il oontsjp no
order IL ,o to the skin. ANY Drngr;st no no
ior you ihnoton hand, al TO ets Ss, Viii
DEMAS BARNES & co.
s Who lesale Agents Nv
Druggists ot0r' sold by all
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-13

LYoH'a ERR ACT oT PuRH Gm0KE-For
Ind gostlon, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache.
Ohoiefa horbus, flAtuleney &C, where's warm,
Ing stimutAntl 10 required lts NAreful pFepAFAtion
and entire purity mAteSl ehoap and reliable Sr.
tlcle nor culinary purposes. Sold every where Al
g CO. psI bottle. Ask for'LToSs" Pure Extraet
saratoga spring water, sold by all
DruSSise A-eoWIy.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-13
OVER A MILLION DoLLARssAvEn,

10
i Gentlemen nmen ~ had negro man worth sl 0O,
u,sIeS ooid from bad hurt In the leg apd M
ca,ia S'S iOr over year. 1 had used evervthip, 4
ican M"a,s withoutbenefit until tried IL. Mex
nent Mau.,sng Linimont. 1t soon enected a ,crn
Aontgomar,,, All. =. L. DOWNING.
u,,asIe pleasure in recommending n the Maxtoao
unrs"s ioT sprAins Sores, Scratches or TsiIs IN
sara" p, ouI men have used it for Burns HruIses
magic" M ~" anu az say ~ acts Ike
den's Express y N'''' argus and Harm
~ use spr,ln Of my daughters ankle. oces.,or.a
wsaL a1ts. * iAstMlhter NASentirelV cured nons
Mustang Liniment ISur v! celebrated
Gloucester, Mass, Aug 1, 1865 oHhLi'"
~ Is an admitted fact that the MeYjco, ~.
ineht % PoIioTn more cures in sborter t;
~ nuh anu Anu pshst, Than any article ever dihe othe On
bsye IL on b.n3 men and planters should SiWsS.
az nn ,b y wrapped IN steel plate enSrax ls'
O%oArihs % lne slgnature ORG. W. WesIbroaL hIngt
over the top. = VI "iDAhAsB BARhkH a o.
An enort has been made to coupterce,, :. -,
cheap stone plate label. Look oiosSi,,f IL With q
giSts. 0E''Oipb BY all Drug.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-13

samost delightful Hair Dressing.
ileradlcEtes Scurf and dRndrur
" keeps he head cool and clean
makes the hair rich. soft and glossy
prevents hair turning gray and nlIinv ~
~ restores hAir upon pFematuFely bald 6sSds
ms Just what Lyons KAthAiTon viii "a aus a, a
pretty-IN ls cheap-duraIls II l. lteraily soId Nv
necaT-ioad, ana yet its Rlmo,t incrediLlr ,iSns,'
~ uhiy increasing until there is hardly a co,intrS
store that does mot keep A. or Afamily IN Al Sos
use ". T. THOMAS LYON, Chemist N, "
nr,,airss,sH spring water, sold by an
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-13
Reparator CapilIi.

wig '---1 - =
structive Of comfort and not worth AR,
|ne aged, come youthful, come ugly and falr.5 .
ID rejoice In your own luxuriant hair.
REPARAT0R OAPILLT.
or restoring hair upon bald heads Qro.n what.
n cause Il may have f,llen Oet) and forcinr a
WIN Of hair upon the faee, IL has no equal, IL
1 force the beard 20 grow upon the smoothest
10 IN from i've TO eight weeks, or hair upon bald
'ds IN from two 70 three months. A few lEIio-
ht practtioners have asserted that there is moth
mat Wlil tQroO or hasten the growth of the hair
Intaru' hsir assertions are false, as thousands
living witnesses (from their own eKperienoel
bear witness. But many will say, how are "
'lstlnguish the gem Inc from the spUTt0nsSi NJ
Ialnly IS dlncult, as ntne-tenths OF the differ
IPrePAratlons nd VertlSed forthe hair ami beard
|NnuIely worthless, and you may have already
3Wn away large amounts in their purohASS
nHh we would say, try the ReParatorCapp
lll cost you nothing unless IL iullY comes iip 10
representations II your Druggist does NOT
" sehu US one dollar aud we Will forward HI
paldi sther with receipt for the monsV
h VIII be returAed you on ApplicatIon' n19,
8 entire satlsiaetlon Is not given Address
W. H. CL ARK n Co, Cbemlsts
Nos West Fayette Street
10 ''''-'uJo" .ft SYRACUSE, N Y.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-13

Hsimstreeps inImitAble Hair ColorinE Is not Z
adr odSstto, anu more or less destroy the vitality
ann beauty OF the hair. This is the original Hal
twenty years II restores gray kaiT 20 its oriSthS
e3loI oy gradual absorption In most rem1FES a.
ble manner his also \ beautiful hair dressIps
aololn t"o siEeb-oo cents and e1--by all DEALER
q ..-. y HElhbTREEr, Chemist =
Saratoga spring Wafer sold by al
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-13
H. SCHW r. "a
-. I18 MAIN STREET.
NOTICE.

THE H9dss,tgHsd has bsfp aPPgiated and suai.
county, Ohio, Admin istrator OF the estate on IA
cob Ntianer deceased Those having olaima
Aganst said estate will present them TO said Adj.
mlnistratOr, and those knowing themselves IN |.
debted 10 said estate VIII call and settle, II
~ JACKSON MoNELLY,
AayN lSI-ltd'Stw'Ss AdmlnistTator.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-13
LEGAL NnTICE

IIEHRY srooDY will take notice that petit
III ton was died IN The Clerk's Once, Of thS
Court OF Common Pleas In Montgomery Cobnty
Oanse-Willful AbseA % 1or hIee years. e.
~ ELl1AnETH sTOODY.
Nay ., IUoT-we'SS J. IL. Baggott, Atty.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-13
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

80 ANNAAhE EN NO1ISE.
lillian Nusz, Plaintiff ga william Hoch, Defend.
ant and Daniel Apple, Guardian. - = -.
petore john ID. SheehAn, 4. L. of Mlaml Township
Montgomery County, 0Bio.
VI ARCH 10, 1867, said Justice issued an order OF
VI Attachment in the.sboye action fof ESQ %
'ause set Tor hearing on the Ath day OF May, 1857
t eight O'Clock A. n. WILLIAM NffSZ
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. aplSBTwS-Sl
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-13
AQUA DE MAGNOLIA.

toilet delight. Superior to any Cologne, used
20 bhthe tbe lnoe and person, TO render the skin
spIt SOY ana fresh, to allAy Inflammation, TO perfume
clothlng, for headache, &C. IL Is manufactured
lrolh the rich Southern Magnolia and 10 obtain
ing patronage quite unprecedented. IL Is a in
v0rtte with actresses and opera singers. Ii is
sod by Al dealers NJ ti U0 In large bottles and by
Agents. NV
sarHtOga spring water, sold by all
Druggists. - -
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-13

~ Mrs. WAdNER, who drew the 5000
prize In the Richmond, Ind, lottery, is q
sister to Captain Miller, who got up the
concern. or course she Is. -
Strange, isn't itS Some people always
are lucky.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-13

ROMANCE OF CRME.-"Kate Norton"
who killed herself In New York the other
day, was known In Detroit as Kate Ayl-
ward. She married n soldier during the
war, and, when her husband returned 10
the army, she obtained employment In the
family of 4. A. prury. Her residence there
led to II divorce suit between Drury and
his wife, and Kate became his mistress
After while he removed to New York
and married q young girl named Harris
Kate followed him, he engaged board fol
her but on Thursday she went to his store
quarreled with him, he had her expelled
by a policeman, and her suicide was the
result. 'Gt '
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-13
BY %TlELEC3RA
WashIngton Now and q,

Flammarion, OF the subject OF q recent
change in the moons surface. A crater
well defined and perfectly well known 20
astronomers hns disappeared within year,
and its place 10 now marked by large
white spot in the middle of plain.
Developments In the case of King and his
wife, who were found dead I'm their room In
New York, on Monday morning. lead to
the belief that they had agreed TO die, on
account of extreme poverty, and that the
wife voluntarily took chlOroform. so rs to
escape the pain of death. The husband
then shot her. and himself. 10 Is reported
he formerly lived In Cincinnati.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-13

alroT elther sGN INTO wavy ringlets, or heavy,
|unsive cuTls. Has been use by the fashionahlss
Paris aud London, with the most gratifyIng ra.
|nlts, Does no injury e the hair. Price 6y mail,
,asa ana s postRhd PPeRserptiye Sircalars
hemists, No 2s5 River st., Troy ~, Solo Agents
II the United States. Apl3i6TdI yeE
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-13

W-. First regular toast for the next
Fourth Of July celebration:
The ConStitution of the United States.
Though lost e sight 70 memory dear"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-13
Antrls aud SalpOus.
JEFFERSON STREET HCUsE,
y. Z. slime, IhOlHlL1Ok,
IOffeFson SI., near third
LII DAYTON. nAIn

Having rentted this uUtcl, the pIopIi,tor in
vitSs the attention Oi the uHyciirg Illlc 10 It's
acoommodHtltbs. Its location il ItnuAl, and it
Oners inducements both in LCcomnUuutiCns aLd
charges. yI1T B7-dIv
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-13
! ALL sORTs OF ITEMs. .
IM =
LOAN

posing the
inciple Of
l Govern.
style and
fes and of
a General
leRntcd 10
rs, reaerv.
y mass OF
nRt when
uudelega.
void. and
State &C
rty, ita CO
)arty5 that
tct was not
eextent OF
chat would
institution,
. as In all
Rs HAVING
AN EQUAL
OP INFRAC.
REDRESS.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-13

he Beard and Hair in an almost miraculous man.
ler. II has been used by tho elite OF Paris and
.ondOn with the most nattering success Names
all purchasers will he registered, anil IL entire
|atisiactlon is not given In every instance the
InOney will be cheerfully refunded. Price by mail
ealed and postpaid, 81. Descriptive eircnlars
nj testimonials mailed free. Address BERGER
HUrrs Y CO., Chemists, No 2s6 River street
Troy, n. Y, sole Agents for tho United States.
April l3. la67-di Y-cls -.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-13


The NEW KINGDOM or EGYPT. .--Ismall.
the Turkish Vlceroy of Egypt, who has
wrung the right to assume the title of King
from the Sultan, is the first king of Egypt
since tile Ptolemies, Who ended their career
with Puolemy the Twelfth, the husband OF
the famous Cleopatra, thirty years before
the commencement OF the Christian era.
During the brief periodsof independence
which Egypt has enjoyed since she became
Mohammedan her rulers were styled Sui
tans. The new realm contains seven and a
half millions of inhabitants. It's capital,
Cairo, has a population of 100000, and
Alexandria. its chief commercial city, not
less than 10000. The importations went
up In value from 2l7, 100000 piasters in 1863
to nearly 500,000,000 in 1864. During the
same time the exports increased from 26S,-
100000 piasters to more than 100000, 900.
This was owing. in great part to the en-
hanced cultivation of cotton, consequent
upon the rebellion in this country.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-13

tB- J. d. Nailor, worthy aud most es-
Unable citizen Of McNairy county, West
Tennessee, was murdered In his field while
at work, last Monday, by some person un-
known. He had Just turned his horse and
plow from the fence, and while busily en-
gagged In handling his plow, rifle ball,
fired by an unseen foe, concealed In the
bushes near by, penetrated his back, pro-
ducing a wound that caused almost instant
death. After receiving the shot, poor
Nallor's hand dropped from his plow-
handle, as he said TO negro who was
working near by, II believe am shot ~
corpse.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-13

ROBINSON 81 STEWARD.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-13

1e1y@ OmnIbusSes run to and nom all trans
Ample StHbling IOr hOISes
debdaU6n. JACOB WAGNER, Prol rietor
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-13

WHISPERS and MUS
TACHES forced 10 grow
on the smOothest face in
from three To live weeks,
by using Dr.SEVIGNE'S
RESTAURATEUR X "a
PILLAIRE, the most
wonderful discovery in
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-13
-cb %


The following Resolutions were pre.
scented and adopted:
Rcsolred, That the members Of the County
Board Of Supervisors, he and are hereby in
stfGcfed 10 take charge Of the PaupeTs in
their respective districts, as follows:
First District W Rewer.-Toyns Of
Mineral Point, Linden, Mihlin, WaldwicI,
Moscow ana City Of Mineral Point.
Second Dist.--Joseph Iseberts,-Tov-rs or
hIdEeway, Dodgeville, Highland and Village
of DodgeyIllc.
Third D.st-Oscar +. Levake-Tovns Of
Arena, Clyde, Pulaski and Wyoming.
On motion, it was ordered that Mr.
Joseph Roberts have the supervision Of
the Poor Farm, for four months from
the lst day of March 1867.
On motion, it was ordered that the
sum Of six dollars per month be an.
propriated TO Mrs. Shannon for SUP.
port Of child. pauper, to be paid IN
der the direction Of Mr. Roberts.
The following Resolutions were ad-
opted:
Resoired, That the use Of the Court Room
IS hereby granted to the Literary Associa-
ton Of Dodr -evilIe, and for the holding of
Lectures and Concerts of I respectable char
ter, but no Balls or Dancing parties or The
atrlcai performances will be allowed therein
ffesoiged, That the Sheriff be and Is herebv
instructed 70 charge for Lectures and Con
cSrts the sum Of IS per night, with tn. OK
ception OF Lectures had bv the Literary As
socisticc.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-13
HON. 0RSAMgS COLE.

The official term Of Hon. OssA,sUs
Cole, as Associa te Justice Of the Su-
premc Court, expires on the 3lst day
May next. The vacancy thus occa
stoned, IS to be filed at the election
to be held or the ID day Of A r;I next.
Judge Cole. we understand, has con
scented to the use of his name for re
election. It IS not yet known that
there viii be an opposing candidate
Probably there VIII not be. Judge
Cole has filed the Office Of Associate
Justice for number Of years, and we
believe during his entire term has Civ
ca universal satisfaction to those who
have been interested II suits before
that court. - j1rizt Judge Cole
has few superiors in the west, and the
people Of Wisconsin do wei to retain
him in the position he has 50 long and
g ably filed. We place lis name at
the head Of our columns, and most
choer,uIly recommend HIM to the 70
tiers Of the state as altman for the I'M
portant and responsible position OF
Associate Justice Of the Su2rem
Court.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-13

REFonT or STATE ScPEEINrESDESr
" e are indebted to Superintendent
hcMYSS, and Hons JOEL WHI.MA2,
and JoHN GREEN for copies Of the An
nual Report Of the State Superinten
dent Of Public Instruction. 3rr. Nc
AYNE gives very clear ana intclligi-
bic report Of the condition Of the pub
lie Schools Of our State, and makes
some very good suggestions IN regard
70 amendments to the School Laws Of
the State. The apportionment the
School Fund for 1866 shows the fol-
lowing for Iowa Cnnnfr-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-13
state Of " TsconsSn.
Iowa COUNTY CIRg{Ir gora

State Of " Isconssa.
IOWA C0CSIT CIRCCIr Gown
Maadania 5. Wheeler. I
Plaintiff, The PlaiutiF desire the
-, p, [--ihs5 trial Of this action e any
-''---- + '+-=s4ef, there he 20 be had "a the
Defendant. County OF Iowa
To FRANK Z. Wheeler the n srys. -,7r,a4 T,ers.. .
1yu are hereby summoned and required % answer f
complaint ia this action which il fIfp in tfs fs -
e C-eEA 81 the Circuit Court in and for Iowa Count =
- ~ p isce5'5'n, aud to serve copy If your an
go 20 ne saia complaint on the Subscriber az his Or
- - 'lihefa Point, Iowa County. Wisconsin within
zits oa "ter the service hereof exc iasve Of the
- s-h service and If you fail % answer the said
iH within the time above mentioned the Plain
"a wa apply to the Court for tle relief demanded n
the complaint. aTEy {gIfSGT - 80
Dated Jan. p 1857 PIsf,tifF,s 49,
Mineral Point Wis-r5rs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-13
JUDICIAL EEECTE0-

OFFICE OF THE sEcsrrARY OF sr,-r
MADISON Wisconsin
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIYEN-That IN e3a-,f,,
! Wiz Re held on the End day of April 1867 In No
several towns, wards and election precincts II ne
state OF wisconsin. FOR Associate justice Of The -
prene curt, 70 succeed the Hon Orsaulys Col. v-Eo
'eTm VIII expire on the Ist day Of say. lse.
Inc election to be conducted. votes rsuvasse5 -,
returns made pursuant law - '-
II witness whereof. hare hereunto set nv ra,5
and Affixed the great seal OF the STATE ~
IL ] wisconsin. at the Capitol in Aadison mi.
2Sth day or February. 1857 '''''
it'd sra :. a -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-13
Second Quarterly Session cf the Iowa C0aatY
Doard Of Supervisors for 1867.
DoDGEvILLE, March 4 1857

The County Board of Supervisors
OF Iowa County met this day at :
o'clock P. Il.
Present-Jos. Roberts, Chairman :;
=. L. LEvAKE and J. w. REwEY, Su-
pervisors.
On motion of Mr.. Rewev, it was
ordered that the reading Of the pro-
ceeaings Of the last session be dis
pensed with
An invoice Of property belonging
to the County on the Poor Farm,
March 4th, 1867, was read and ordered
published. as follows: