davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-07-24

~ :710Nt-oS
TO rm :.
Nervous and: De-
!. ,bilitated.
WHOSE srEFERncs HAVE BEE1 I
'Plotacted from Hidden Causes,
Whose Cases Require
Prompt Treatment !
RENDER EXISTENCE DESIRABLE.
you ..s suffering. o. haro suferrl from n~uanss.,
discharges vhA. effect doss rroluee upep tous gene
rslhc.lthl III you tret wc.t de'I1tar1 c.sH ttreds
Dces lille cftra e1ttton rroduce r.trialion af tho
hcmti Does ypus 1rss orur,nary o<rlns OF Toor hid.
ucy = frequently Get out of orIc.R yoat urine
t!u,es u4el .n1l r, Or Gp<ly. ptl. Eupy sotdlss
III doea atn.rk scun ttss u .hs topt Ofis soiluent
Al tic bnso,n A.rr I, has stood awhef Do yea hare
s,<It. Of short breathing or dy,rrr.ar Ars yoar bow.
Il. eon.tlpatedr po yoa have spells ot fa1nlns. OF
,,shes Of bco4to tho hs4ds II your mouaos3 Impair
sdl Il your ulnA eonstAn.sy swel,as upen t!s rub.
teetf Do Joa feel dull AtleAa aup:uk+ usod VI caapa.
ny. Of ussl Do you With 10 bc ft slona to zet away
fra eyc.Jbody1 poea sny n,tIs thing make yo, start
orjpnp, 1.,eat .esp broken CT Fsse'.f Il sshs su'-
re- Of you. eye .. bnltanti The btoom yous check
a, ,h.,xhtY Do yoa euyay youzpeli In society wtls
Do you purtps your tu.ness WITH tte ssnao eoere1f
Do roo feel " much oauadeaae In yoursel' Arc your
srtra dn1 md tagging. given to fss ef melanehatys
II 70, d. not lay II to yoa1vs aEd5tpe7siA Have Jou
,c<tie.s rIshta. You, back weak. your knecs weak.
and have bet title appetite and you attribute ths 70
dyzpcrGa OF ute1 complaint!
Hog, reader, abase ycpesrL dlsealea badly cured
and sexual erren .re N c.pshse Of producing wosf
uee, Of The seoeratve ors.a1 The orsan1 af scuesA
uon when In perfee4 health. sAke tbs rAu- DA goa
ttut that shese bold defiant energetic pcrcsettnE
uoccr,fu1 bcuaces ea asr aws5s those whose genera
ze organ. .e ID perfect h-Aishl You nevef hear sue
men eossk.n ot being naslanehnls, os uevoosues1.
ralpi...on Of The bea1t Thev are ucEcs ntfald ha:
easnot sreted IN brancss: they dnnt become 'ad N
t,.ou,.sed The, ssc Away, poits md passr. In Ii
p.uy Of l,aIes md look soa snd them right in Il
f.co-uone os your downeaA oot1 or any other neas
pe>4 sboa them. Ido not nnean these who keep Ii
= osr.ns Inflated BY running TO c1eesA These VIII u
op,y ruin their oonsti.utlors bet also those sheJ
ID bussress with or for.
u How rpauy men from badly cusea df>eases. from
ls
effects OF selAhuAe nd txr. have b,oukht aboat Ii
Is
state ot weakness In lhoec organs that haa edaeed
hs
general syste 70 unch - to induce aimost every 9Th
n
ID dIsease-dJ 1unAey, laflsGt- spinal stioeioos
~
~ clac md almost erety othe. form dheasc Which
d,
n'aoty Ia hetF to- anA TIC real ean'c ef the ssoao
searrfJ e.ef su,peetc md hava doetorca for III 81
% .." r--
:: tie sish. one. :.
psse.Aes Of hefe essan' require the asc Of d'Een
- =.
, 1869-07-24

,..t ,,r.. r1cup INN Eyt+ TsEr trIwr1 rfr
4'a ~, ~. ,,,,,. ,o.ch nna .,t w.,,,nc IN. ~.
-, -, .... .,.y-,., ~, .-o,r
.Na,'-eot,' Ao - $50" ~. - ~ s,ro,,- ~
N"s.h Ht I'tsts ~ '.e "ourt NL,.0o
'h' '"un llol'ts,p " sAe lau1'- "ooH' "',m -
''t'e AsNln' o' 1nc 'ai'oaa u'el sAo'3' A"tt
'",i''+e "iae' e"t.'. ~ ~, - -. - ~
f'' CURIOSITY 1ouad ''Ifael 'eoa ~ w
ALH ti'Ept nts o. 'ne laa1es' ho Auea Hao' hs!.A
'sr = az Aas "a'ea LUG en3nes a''"As ~ -.
s"' hao n'sna!c"' N Nv cns.'noas an,o.n' ,. "
.... ~ w" u'e 'u..9eS''ns 'eu!e y,
.As.s'loas nSi''ne ie''h no" ~.
"4s,.'s anu 'o1eH o. pioslsaons, ~ lne ae"
~. "'l. 'ue So.tea ho'sse'', ons a'.e uuo,s.
.n'.eouhts onu a''lo'' aaou 11u' last
;, ~" ~ lus 'lo'i u t"e !nHlulaae - ~
,1n,,,a,, ~ ''Asn'as Pseae"el u INC 'AtA sie..
y. -, ",'os. hau'e "sa oeen IN every aaoolo ano
. ~ toLs' .....
,..', :" ,," .''.'' Nv 'Ha' lona5 1nha W "!aeA
~. ta"l sosh@ 1AnS " my eloo#s Ii
1"us ~ '''.s! ,. o'Aapiontnent. Lad looked for
e',a'' 's nah' with great. flowing Wills
Atts
MT. Mafin ha' csh!cul7 expected tie Murray
rary 10 sreha nc nEn: w:;h h!a- lie had been
, 1869-07-24

HtG8-unde toe.ter.te s1yTaT sna healthy strong
cz snd Tie EE1fe4 fot this taass Il Etock pcned Are
ana tim. Esd these xefe ths prtsatnnk features
keo hesd Ut $Atts4 IS for eo<anaa1 70 nedtam 4AAo
aa - oE fstT 70 GDoA eoth even lta Sod Il . ce9
~ for kood to lt34etr eh1ae. With tbs hlk u< ths
t1anssIoEs Il and within thsr.ass Il S1tIAA q for
ivc!atrs Of from IN to ~ =. Tbs ansty d II.
, 1869-07-24

FRIDAY EVENING, July %.
The following tables show tue receipts and
shipments Of produces for the past tBeuty-!our
hours: .....
, 1869-07-24

Gs1AI Ellf LAEx C1x1
Jx1uaSJ - Etza
Me Il 7. HHxpo1o: +.-rs
Dea7 slt-Yorr e1snruEasest5on reqaestms ,sIss eu
~ .5~,-5.,ns xa duty received but Hun pfnluneo
- - .r.h.es s8vazttdn1 seH1ua tF secret d
sea..<" II ~ tfs uaaasveFed' Dn'taa ~ .eaaentn
:, ,r-,.ttoa In drug ttd othH ey@tnt ny min
:. rh.nesd "a tn ehzraesex u Juar HuCaU. Il VA
~, hlsbT feqauumended Iar okte1 Hseases bT tEo
nhT13 nj present.
Euclosed pleass tud COT f.tes cf sfversstnE
*Ytur1, Ee-. .-
T. r B. sCKyHOUSE.
Kaitor md Prpp1ietnrod tha Daily aud Weekly Fee-
Sraph,
u-Eons are senutua miles doaa up IN stse ansss'sd
s1.ppe4, with flssaane ot E., ca<sasesl Warehouse,
=. -. ; -r't-'
nd dxeed - = >. -
: 5. .+s-!
."H r. HEL1lBoLD.::
594 Broadway, New York.
, 1869-07-24

M,<nn i1tsAsrxns Al MinIs shr ssi inst .shc
ttI. ll.f Nrsvrn1rr iekt hurArts Ai flrs whrci
I h. tsut<4Irr Oalistto aground upon ~ C!aiE
unrlth6, -,
that tie bASA HlslCUa pAastsa Aa#A m lfHay+
flf r. lido In AdiEMssrh aud ulhrrM fsr fA4ly d4.i
atr! tsnd,..cn, having r.t1stSneca hcsyy rr.th.t
il viii te rrsucneefrt, sank n Mafsassa "a erssaas
bseunossA rsonEscs. " \ 8.xktae roxpsr.ox.--
Adtlsr. fr.a ks.s IA. 4!st tue .ehoanes fsFrneo
j. nnt from al,urk II Crvrl laNA With sou ot sprun<
atrsk aud lat hrr eAnr.a Ia ihn kalr ~ MatrIah1
ur il .!hilns {. ndlt<a LII shs sfsesneou. Tte ves'
stl md e4fxo " I'll h saxrd.
plA4sraH r, 7nE ke.1nosxn MAh!nx EaASiLIhs asi: u
. Tu.si.y uisat. .nd knoekcd hole ta hrl eottoa:
him Ft oH md to%rf lut.i hhSAMssa rsns+ Waoro
lIark Koek. ..- .-
UHkxLwx FEs&xL 4kuoEx-Au unk uown vesss!-A
sffr. an 1T tehtcf, went ashorp atorp Bag Loaf
-four u,Ilcs stovc Tho WcllAn1 Canal Ia s1nau 81
Tur.d1Y night, yrr:sls Pa.snk het reported het day
H3 tnE At half mat The heATy weather prevented Aoy
u3e f1uu rendering hcr asststAnee- ,
CoItIxIaN-fr1seh1Ay Afternoon the lark J. q:
Mss.vu xhl!e Fststa* se.dy to tow ONT sNans sroand
sod ssea " % nIorx4fs u IL u9 1es Gft
wrtr eaIrird away. The bark a1atAincd no serious
Il - Fafa f4xyifr sfH
, 1869-07-24

r.... na coalition rt,ht ,$A3Ar
= fa "a .s.eJiti~1 hreyr
Js,s ed r[.6ftfan Utht 4t,c
t1s e. cnndit,oS[ hfSyy ene
tsStt II X ..a Fl, y l5c.
te.. ssa 49, = tstt "a 5in-y .3YzSe
49, S..11t s.sI -. 49, 1S3Ee
.Nsss.4* - &c
[isc' IT, III ..4- ls :. 331e
, 1869-07-24

fassiss As4sI;s'1 9t.sel...: sssls s7ss :I soIsl
f IN r H., :pt & r. M c
T deM:, r1ge;, .se ~, ~ pssde T. e MI
~ I s;s F:s': ssa:! .s L
Ny =, IT,, nv ,nc,u,,,,. giving
TT ets m H.
s5ansaetien. .nA tonnate BY fonshs ,aee July. ls5
esvsa nont,. sadsa A.y Il is seap-isa viz f.
sSs9 ssa:a ~ 1ss3s II s :s;sei: ss
q ;nr fs1s.Fn S:;;: toIn l sA A.sHs 70
ss's tas, ;e, st 3e::t 's ss .s1. 't
;ss ts'es@ s;s 81. .e *e
~ S7Ss q r.: is IL 5s:;s
!tsss I'LL: st
Il. tue r. sxsss I'D 1aa
~ S:s IL
sssa. s1aiszs5 sad irs.sa slsss 81: :; :;
y eis
a I!,;a 81, = s. -
s.% sss.sS:Ssst s.ns' s'S5ss ID s1i;t; s.;
( Rssgsss sn u;st7 w::sP wPs;
eln1:. aAa4A FIsnc,1 tseppEt* e fx1n'.s
~iuru1.s aLg71..T; expnrts. *l,1lS Nt: rceaeJ4.
t.W, ,sod hsEii-atnrosts easaA1at efpoftt stltkA:
re -ca t1f3A xa,&47.
n s5ditfon 70 The Sorcsons the rcrost contains oor
psrxtiTt Itairn,eutl snrnx the number and tqnnafe
u yrsxcls dstnkushuk their nAtlnn 'lll leh t'
irss, i.so snI c:caTrt r Gsc4s DEs4a IN the itn
n,rufh, rptrd Nay il VI The resGr'c :Te JellN
iL+,;. it6s md ipg; The nct receipts ~ ufcat
IItiiaIn tru. ftamp =, d"tlcs during t.sh
Fsrc1ts f1tnl Irs Of Qa-bec and Ontario tHf thu
4t u yra1z .nd l; cA4fts IT, ttlt Cn:iA
YEAR ,r4. ihc ..lur i imports. etport. sna amount
t;tT a lee:ed ii rsch pn.t Id NoTa &c kA aud New
Hftluqn kk. ,,,
Eu,,st;ss Of ths ulfnct In trAtst1 znt t1ant thr
rCui trade eff A1,n eftfr. with AutcfrNtosy STATE
,rnt al se MrnEa. eItnFts and r. exports snr Jnht
ikQ ali Df wh b, taken In Strpectnu Wit t!I Gsail
n,ulaI Ir,rtt- sn r,rrcat ntsrll1py. tnvrst tn"
vrroff fiji nn4ual ntsfst and import kncs to thn iIsE
rsntIc eunnHDty+
, 1869-07-24

CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.


inn III f.ir to sud 61Ades II x4pNH -. lnfetlE L
u1g TN y cEp not waited II any price.
, 1869-07-24

SKW YORK STATE VOLUNTEER IHsI3EuIH
,.o,,rr ~ F1l,hav. nd Seventy szts. Centsl fa1f
"A NOME AND SCHOOL FOR THE sons OF DE-
CKASHp EOLDIERs1
De- H. T. HKLKno1n:
Trn bottles only Of Tho package OF yeu1 vA1uAnh
Rn.hr pr,euted to The Institution hATo hsen n<d BY
ln etdreu md With perfect auecess. In the casa 81
nuY little Lieutenant A. j. hA Pride 10 longer moF.
Hcd ,ud be free from the daily rnpyaiak anatheaa Of
tht th.uey.s!d who h1s ehas1e ef hs bedding 1feel
h.t uoHtedke cf tie resu o1 our ME of your Ruehu
With the children rndg cur ch11ge may saTo nanJ
sups.tntendens md Nat1nn Of Boarding Schools aad
Ay1tu1s great 4aaeunt ct znnoIancei md nAn5
uosx ehfi suterlnx mere from weakness thaa from
hat my b SCARED y0nish1Deut th~& Is inat moving
Il - wesknesA n1te.d Of hAhts> nnat IN lu.tly In
eeted ppan stem. Thanking ZOE On behAH of ihs cha
dzrp, md hoping othe1E NAY ba xhkn benefited.
4au respectfully yours@
COL YOUNG.
Ctoesal Superintendent snd Director.
IpnA A l8a.
, 1869-07-24

GnEfN FKUiTs" Tic ioilo1fnf s4lee weEe r.
tortd: 80 rasybeirs II lac 81 do II l!c; Do
1t lie; y d. ri lie hoas tse d ts4tnart eates
hIackberres ii 81 $50 rcr ea.e:5 by choice ht st0
whz.rir 111es II t:; 10 lu Il sL:s io " i 5sN;l
rctt eurr4nts At 15c baskets do al ,3cs
1Gbe1ss asa1. :, q 70 Is bo1cs 1eaeh*s at
FISH Their wa reasonable aetiye Increment 1n
,his market and fyf saltwater descriptions E!ea wsIe
tea6y alld firm, Lake fte were noEe plenty. rad lcea
frmtcfs was manifested On tho part OF ha!dsss- a.
though change WRs reported In przec1 Hax effan8
Mtre te 4lsh1. VIZ quote:
WHIT NIB. Nd !: J! bsa G;s3 19
TROUT, No. l. In. haLA 49,
MssEcfr No1 X brt new..,..--....-,.... t4no e!
h .eke1r1 M i isbtf.-...x....,..,.,,.,H II Aa2lL5
MscesIr i.geo f.,uiIT. i 5ri 7U
Naekrrr eI;;a 1taa. u Etrl.......-........ Motal6:k
ckcrel extra 1neas- Kill 41& ad3
ipckcfc M. !, ktt1. new -9@ ~
T. af.t@ frrnelI cured. loo Ss........--.... 6* as
No: tpx barring 49, q
iy i4r. 1utt higher, the tuEk ot rAcs making at out
t!ac g,vtEtinr We e,vc thr following ~ The ril-
lps yrsos on track: Timothy. roller end bcat. Il
u ttr.eL s2r ": do lousc rierte4 5aoo
s:nc; sr IL Il? s.t5 wss aa.s o. g. g.
sp,us @:ato; Prairie. loose on "sEoa, Slsnoaiao'
HIDES : Krossved. ,tA1da h.: shiprea, lst;a ~ =.
eteat & 10 y NET! meet the aemaai: aeaee priees were
Wr.i sufralned. 1uHnx comparatively nrm, -
feIious: Grctn hutc1et.' 6ashe: ,eEoea salt
a eu,x iiths is*ta!2 green , .stet, 4, cur :;
es sHs ZIG e IT, a e@d1 il "a a.St
,atct. 1staic slhhy and dataEcd. swo-thtras PRICE;
HON AND sTER-Brunesa wasa ll.:le ,laek TO-
, 1869-07-24

Tmo UP:-The eehooaer Rineola tled ~ for debt.
will l,e sold nj anctton on AufnA t1 this port
IL PuRT.-I'he steam f.nal boat storm. n nash Tent
Ma lowed into dly by The tus Louie DOLE she
sustained hut slight damage Ard will UNDERGO fepAift
at the dry dock 10 HrtdkrTr,rt .-,.
FTox LAKE ECFEaIoA-Tht propeller Norman ss-
r,yrd in this Port on 1hu1d1y evening from Lake sap
1iuF On ip up she experienced pleasant Etathcf
ana X ugh weather her return She oEtcrrd Onto
nsEeu hsrtof % the l:th-eh.nor 70 tret wide aud
fcrt deep Met prottllc3 Ca5ahefa- OatonsSpa And
uaieu Il M1rlnette schooner htshsias.le and several
nther sct4+4 anchor Above tho Sault se aEtt
CspsL The schooner st. james Wa aground In Lake
GttsEe- .,.--,
talee ftrsutIy rccutted 10 The Milwaukee Cu.iona
House:
Spartan tt TOES burden. for - te1
.1uhn O. Lpd4uest u L. IL Neatmose. sehr. A1altet
Of GIten Ray. III tons ttlrlen. for &sn :. .
David Don 11d41n to JUha HuIhin. ouc-n2l o. sto~
Surshiut, lis tons burden. iof 4s.eA
AEGseu Rc!d 10 Nla- X JaDPhet. obptAH Of brig
Tow hatsp, 11 tnps burden, for $45n
,khu i. Baker to HensT k.sten. Hrary LrTNrt,
rrsE I.1seT I'D Adam kYnsz7 sevW Rival, Of De
M1ssT 0ITA hesTy f.!s ot rta M rt.,;, tsp IL :,
uEdalo On the -1st- TcaSes and propeller! III thai
t,t Mrrc de.1lned day tn ennscueatr One Of the
lie Wars snl ! Nj, Bailey bad aarzuF escape
fri 6frfrn}
, 1869-07-24

Comparative Statistics of Commerce and
NnvfHAIfuH.
The months recor n" = n The Bureau o sts.lstics
exhibits the ttAt14ttcs Of Ad navigation
fvs the mouth o MAy. leR and flr the csEen months
ended MAY 81, 1854 tonrar-d with the certn inontha
ended Xa3 81 liz The faII,winS syrupel1 u given In
Ire " = nhtaetnu S.t.iaa1l {a.s ii4sAI<F:
, 1869-07-24

On the Erurs and Abnses lpcldruk to yuah sud RA1
Nanotd th the humans s.Cw ot trY+t.rrne and rtrs.
y nj ~ mail f,re IF eh.,tc. Adirres HOWARD ~,
h<}utATtUN, Ha4 L. fhladetPAiA. PA
, 1869-07-24

AMI rHturr rro.reess III Iac e1rs+y fevrAiti hs ,r.
ttsphAfL stala kast Nadi,"!. T.. sttlt, IL s!,:
Lsrriurse CAnnlett* tcs Il hsi n &c HI tilids
IL N attn And Is,,l9 Lfr" Ills cruh AA wtsnn3 ths
All rLua II The urpsstie Will b. sent aras With II.
, 1869-07-24

1s3 Senth o4rk IT, tIruts all tsrssrs nj The N.cu1.
nrd ~tl~nLtorr rrnkry t}EEan+" ma effects rt,manrnt
:utertnG frctu tsrHins We,S1esa S-,T~. t,shtJ. n
FdtnsIr Usestet and E,t7lNtrs treated viii. r4frsv
aud suctr&s tn 1lok" DIstAtI VI t.Ie lt.S&nA
and t ltn Urinary Or s+nt trcr 10 suy nd fr1rs.
EpI si,ltat!on fEto
, 1869-07-24

ir v8,17 ,a.sI.ai s!InsH n W so9a'T5h 5G II
tIeuth rf1rrr rsefs nan1ssAllJ enchanted. ~ rs,y
as nd '.1,s ti s. neatly .i.ht Il! st',' sd
s..sau t,sai s iss9a ..isns we .eIs:s 81, L,
~; ;cs, ri II, .rrt irr Al il I.r7f Ill -,tr. win.
" n d III & r. & =. d; .,;.;s .a.s fi, fni
i,,I rie,tine Iii Nv EA t. ait. tIttntknr. - <s*
.nrt,u iii 31n5 rcT hAut piL LIST ncatsfos. flssH
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-21
NOTICE TO TEACHERS AND

\
Notice Is hereby given that the County Snperln.en.
den. Of Schools for Iowa County will hold Public
Examinations for licensing Teachers, as follows:
At Jonesdale, on Wednesday and Thursday Sept.
Is and 10.
At Arena, on Friday and Saturday. Sept / and IS.
Al Ridgeway, In District No. 2, on Monday aud
Tuesday, September ~ and Il.
At Avoca, on Monday and Tuesday September 2,
and Is.
At Mineral Point, on Friday aud Saturday. oao
Der and 0. Mt the close II III. Institute.
At Dodgeyile, on Monday aud Tuesday, October
II and IL.
At Linden, Wednesday and Thursday, October 10
and H.
At Highland, on Friday and Saturday, October 10
ard 10.
A Supplementary examination will be held mt
Dodfeyille on Thursday md Friday, November 9TH
ard 9th, for Tie benefit OF those who were absent
from the county, or otherwise necessarily detained
from the regular exanlnaiions.
The Examinations will commence at 10 o'clock A.
ON The Ers day in each place. Applicants should
bring pen, ok and ioolscnp piper.
District Clerks receiving this notice are required
by Law to pos. /! In conspicuous place IN 'htS
districts.
sAMrEL PARKS, County sups.
Arees, August u 1867.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-21
Tys School LAND FEES DECLARED LIZ,

TVS SCHOOL LAND FEES DECLARED Les
aAL.--The care OF raus. A. Harrington
rs VIM. +. Smith, State Treasurer, was
tried in this city Saturday, and was de-
cided in favor of the defendant This
suit was brought by man who publi~ed
in the Oshkosh Northeastern we believe,
an affidavit in support of charges pre-
ferred against Mr. Smith and other Com
missoners for taking illegal fees. 1t
was thought best to follow up the attack
in this way and the result is the jury
decided that there was no cause of action.
This was the strongest possible cause
that could be presented 1t involved the
question, we understand, of issunga Ger.
tlfcate on each forty when full payment
was made on u tract of thirteen iortes,
The case was argued by James Byrne,
promising young lawyer from Oshkosh,
for the plaintiff, aud by Attorney Gener-
al Gill for the defendant Gen. Geo b,
Smith was one of the witnesses. The
jury was made up of three Democrats
and two Republicans one juror being
absent, and the parties agreeing to SUBJ
NIT the case to the five,
This dlsposes OF the charge that the
Commissioners have been guilty of great
extortion in taxing illegal fees-unless
an appeal is taken,
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Cor reuewals) to the MINERAL PoIsT tRBuSE, who
snail subscribe Immediately and pay In advance. -
Thsisa rare opportunity which the intelligent people
Of our section viii no doubt duly appreciate Hand
III your subscriptions at once and secure he western
Home free for year.
BENNETT TEAsDALE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-21

When the Republicans of Lancas-
ter, Pa, nominated Captain William A.
Atee for Mayor, the Democracy of that
city termed his nomination "a huge joke
so confident were they of their lnvinci>
bility Captain Alice made a careful
canvass of the city, and claimed he
would be elected by ten majority
When the votes were counted, on Tues
day evening, he had majority over
Mayor Sanderson of twentythree His
will be the first Republican adminstra-
ton in eleven years. One hundred
years AGO, Capt Atlee's great grand
father was elected Burgess of the borough
of Ian caster That the Republicans of
Lancaster are jubilant over the result,
may be inferred from the following, from
the Express:
"Sound the loud timbrel DER 'Egypt's dark sea,
For Lancaster city has gone for Atlee."
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-21

- The course of the Democracy in the
Spencer matter is eminently character
istic, and worthy of the pure patriots of
that organization They first charged
Spencer with being a delaulter aad a
rascal, and in that way got the Central
Committee TO haul him over the Goals
now they come out and stroke him the
smooth way of the fur, and endeavor to
make him believe that he is very much
injured man. This is transparent
trick. They hope by it to divide the
republican party between Spencer and
Breesc, and thus elect democrat to the
Office of Secretary of State.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-21

VIRGINIA.RATIFIEs The Virginia leg
isature, on friday last, ratified the Four
tenth and Fifteenth Amendments to the
Federal Constitution, by large MAORI
ty. They then adjourned till Monday.
Time has wrought a mighty change in
Old Virginia. John Browns soul has
marched into the Virginia Legislature
and written Universal Liberty across the
broad pages eff a book which, ten years
ago, contaiRed the atrocious black code
of slavery.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-21

A dispatch from Des Moines says
the returns thus far received indicate n
larger Republican majority in this State
than was antcipated Nearly one .half
the State is herd from, and it is safe to
place the majority at over $4,000. The
Legislature will stand--Senate, Repubi
cans, 45; Democrats, 8; House Republi>
cans, 80; Democrats, l6.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-21

The Postmaster Genera has opened
negotiations with the British Post Office
Department for further reduction of
letter postage betw the United States
and Great Britain. From thirteen to six
cents is the change desired.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-21
TN PROBATE-IOWA COUNTY COURT.

In the Matter Of he last viii and Testament Of VIM
Lanyon deceased
On reading and filing the petition Of James Ilosins
executor, representing among other things that he
has fully administered sal estate, and prayag that
time and pl &c be hxed for examining and allowing
his account of his administration:
1t Is ordered thai said account be examined by the
Judge of this Court the fifteenth day of November
next ensuing, at the Court llou In the village Of
Dodgevile.
Aud 1t is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested by publishing copy
OF this order for three succussve weeks in the Mineral
Point Tribune, weekly newspaper Pointed and cir
culaiing In said county
Dated October Is, 1860.
by the Court.
ls,w3 ALEX. WILSON, County judge.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-21

Pacific RAILROAD EARNINGS. The ear
nings of the Uuion Pacific Railroad since
its opening in May are over 81 100000
The Central Pacific earned S143, 100 in
September--an increase of SIG, 900 over
the receipts of August
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-21

DIR, Livingstone, the long absent AZ
rican explorer, has again been herd from.
He thinks he has solved the long muled
question of the sources of the Nile.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-21

A. II. STEPHENS, of Georgia, the Vices
President Of the late rebel government
writes that he is in very poor health, and
never expects to leave home again.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-21

The Republican majority in Ohio in
creases as the official reports come in
1t is now about 1000 The Legislature
is undoubtedly Republican. In Pennsyl-
vania the official Republican majority is
about 5000.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-10-21

Hops are selling now at II! cents
per pound at Kilbourn City.
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