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A CARD.
SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE.
CO MPAN
AtInntn (Georgial Departn,e,,s.

Nsses"H ieaeOFSHa) department.
To the People IF Soth Carolina.
TIE ABOVE COMPANY WAS ORGAN
lAEB IN 1866, in consequence Of the whole
sale forfeiture of Southern Policies by North
ern Companies. The unparalleled success
OF the enterprise har forced several Of these
Companies to restore thoir Southern Poiicies.
from the fact that they could not operate in
our midst without the appearance ofhonesty.
We keep all our money at home 10 build
up our impoverished country EVERY DOE,-
LAR OF PREMIUM BEING SAFELY IN
VESTED IN THE STATE from which IL il
derived The Institution is PURELY SOUTH
ERN, and, hence should appeal with great
force TO the patriotism and sympathy Of
every Southern heart.
Ii IL not our purpose to make war on other
Companies but to impress upon the people
the IMPORTANCE OF PREVENTING THE
DRAIN OF MONEY FROM THE SOUTH To
TIE NORTH by patronixing HOME ISSTI-
TCTIoSS.
The Company hns many special ..slvantager, !
and is founded on patriotism and solid wealth.
cf0 c'mpsay's s'r-n2'h being nearly THREE
HUNDRED To ONE HUNDRED.
Whenever and wherever have presente,,
The claims Of this Company. it has not only
enlisted the sympatiiies o. our people. hut has
also secured their hearty cooperation. I
have secured over one thousand policies in
South Carolina since February the 10th. We
number among our Directors General wApn
IiANrToS and Colonel WIlIIks JouSsrox
gentlemen we'll known to every citizen Of
South Carolina. Wcappcal personally TO the,
people OF South Carolina to assist in pushing
forward this deserve,lly popular Southern
institution.
j. H.. MILLER.
General agent Southern Life Ln,uranee Cow
pnsny, .du5ustd. Ga.
Capt. Oscar r. HAY,
Special Agent.
JOHN A. HAMILTON.
Local Agent.
4 s. SALLEY. VI. D.. j
Examining Physician.
We cheerfmlly recommend the above Com
pany to the patronage of the citizens of South
Carolina:
Colnm1io, S. C.-J. s. Preston, j. P. Car
roll, C. d. Melton, S. W., Melton, j. D. Pope.
Camden, S. C.-J. B. kershaw, W.. NJ.
Shannon. W. E. johnson.
Sumter, s.. C-Jno. B. Moore nv
Kinasboro', S. CIV, r. Robertson, ,. b.
Mecants, James II. Rion.
forkpiiie, s. C.-w. Il. Wilson, A. Coward,
Jas Mason, J. d. withcrspoon, j. R. Bratson,
J. T. Lowrey, c. q. McCaw.
AnGtyson, s. 6.~&J. L. Orr.
Barnmtf, y. C-Johnson Hagood, Jos
A. Lawtou, James Patterson.
Clarendon, S. C.--Jno. l.. Manning. Z. C.
Richardson, Browne Manning.
RettrrHees in CAarl,ston.-General Janes
Conner, Messrs. Pelzer, Rodgers ( Co., James
II. Wilson, Esq, Geo. II Walter, Esa., Lewis
D. Mowry, Esq.
oct lG I'm
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Assignee's Sale.

IN BANKRUPTCY--ln the matter of wM.
kSoTrs. Bankrupt. Er pnrte c. b. GLOVER
Iy virtue of,my appointment rs Assignee
of the above named bankrupt, l will sell ut
public auction, to the highest bidder, at
the residence Of Vim. Knotts on Bull Swamp.
on Wednesday, .hc 3d of November next. ni
II o'clock A. NJ, the personal property of
said Bankrupt, consisting of
About 20 head Hogs, so head Sheep. ]
Horse, Carriage, ] Timber Cart, . Yoke
Oxen and Clocks.
Il ALSO
On Thursdayshe 4th of November at /.
o'clock A. ~, at the Plantation Of said
Bankrupt, on Giddy Swamp in Lexington
County. the following articles, viz:
Wagon, about % head Hogs head
Sheep and " head Goats.
Terms cash and property to he delivered
on day OF sale,
C. b. GLOVER,
oct 2'-td Assignee.
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GOOD INVESTMENT.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR
ii,, Sale his Farm, situate OH Cow Cas-
HA.Ltl tie. miles from the Town of Orange
burg, and in Middle Township. on the Old
Charleston Road, containing $50 acres of
land, with good improvements, consisting of
one Frame Dwelling House. with Four Rooms
and Good Kitchen and Smoke House, also
Fine Well of Water and Good Garden. Good
Orchard on the place, two good Frame Build
ings for Laborers with good brick chimneyK,
and good framed Stable and all other mecca
sary Outbuildings in good condition. There
is also good Well of Water in the horse lot
Tho place perfectly healthy. improvements
cost more than the price asked for the place
Conditions reasonable. Apply to
v. PITTHAN,
oct SO-lm Orangebnrg S. c.
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Orangcburg Agricultural
Sn CTETY

The ANNUAL MEETING ft6e above So
ciety willtake placs on WEDNESDAY next,
November 3D.. t
An ADDRESS will be delivered on the oc.
casion by Capt. F. NJ. wannamaker, of st,
Matthews.
Citizens generally and the LADIES in par.
ticulsr are invited to attend.
BY order of WM. +. BARTON,
President.
JAMES II. FOwLEs, Secretary.
oct 80 II
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There was large popular meeting IN
Salt Lake City, Friday, which adopted
memorial to Congress asking for the
admission of Ctah as State.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-10-30

Weekly As,os and Rura1 Carolinian for
one year for 81? Can the force of cheal :
ness further go? Subscriptions at these
rates may be sent to either the proprietors
of the Rural caro1inian or the proprie-
tors of The Charleston Ne,os.
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PIC MIC.

All persons Interested in the SUCCESS of
the AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY arc invited
to join in o PIC MIC 30 be given ON wednes
day, November Sd, 1860. at OranKeburs C
H., 8. c., at the OLD SOAP FACTORY.
Contributions can he handed to any men,
Der Of the Committe Of Arrangements.
MURRAY ROBINSON, Sr.,
d. n. BARTON,
PAUL S. FIELDER,
D.. A sALLEY.
W. CULLER,
JAMES STOKES,
Committee of Arrangements.
oot9 At
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Omce County Commissioners,

OnANoEBuRo October 10. 1862.
All persons having claims against the
County arc required to present the same to
the Clerk OF the Board of County Commits
sioners, on or before the Annual Meeting,
which will be held on the LIST Tuesday in
November, 1869.
w. N. MOUNT, Chairman.
C. s. BULL, Clerk Is. C. C.
oct 16 81
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THE COTTON STATES
Life Insurance Company.
Incorporated by tie State of Georgiu.
Authorized Capital. So, 600, 900
Guaranteed Capital. 5OO,0
Deposited with State Comptroller
OF Georgia for the Security Of
Policy Holders. 100000
The CHARTER protects the Policy Holders
by all the Guarantees of Wise Legislation,
and the Business Of the Company is placed
by Law upon its proper and legitimate basis
Fifty per Gent. LOAN" on Premium
granted when Preferred
JAS. c. CuLLUM, Agent for Orangcburg
and Lexington Counties
DIR. JOS. QUATTLEBAUM Medical Ex-
aminer.
oct % X I'm
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Ihnr' cs =. IIuiI.
by virtue of an order Of sale made in this
case hy the said Court, will sell at Orange
burg OIL Monday the first day of November
next, during the legal hours of sale
All that House and Lot in the Village Of
Ornngc'Erg. on Russell Street 40 feet and in
depth 66 feet, bounded on the north on Rus
sell Street, cast by DR. f.. J. 0lvcros. south
hJ trust estate lands of ". X. Bull and west
by ID. Louis.
Conditions-Onc-h half cash, balance on n
credit until first of January next Purchas-
crs to give bond and mortgage of the premi
seq with covenant Of insurance and Of re-
sale IN breach Of the conditions of the bond,
and also to pay for papers and stamps.
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ORANGEBURG-Ix EoulrY.

Georgann shingler, Assignee,
d. Il. Knight
By virtue of order Of sale made in this
case by the said Court. will sell at Orange
burg on Monday, the first day of November
next, during the legal hours of sale.
All that plantation or tract of land contain.
ing l66 acres more or less, situate on Bull
Swamp, and bounded north by G. ID. Keitt,
cas- by w. Chavis, west by L. W. Dash and
south by VIM. Knots.
Conditions-Cne-half cash. balance on
credit until first day of January next. Pur-
chasers giving bond bearing interest from
date, with mortgage of the premises and to
pay for papers and stamps,
ALSO
ORANG EBUEG In EorlrY.
L. Ransom Smith ct. us., E1'rl In the
James C. Peers, ct ux ct al. Court.
by virtue of an order of sale made in this
case by tho said Court, will sell at Orange
burg. S. c., on Monday the LIST day of No
vember next, during the usual hours Of sale,
the following lands:
/. All that tract Of land situate on the
east side Of the Public Road, in the County
and State aforesaid, containing 275 acres
more or less, and bounded by l"ndS OF Ii. G..
Wannamaker. ID. O'Cain, estat. .nds OF John
O'Cuin. S. Jamison, j. w. kcitt and said
Public Road.
,. All that tract Of lard situate al west
side Of the Public Road, in said County and
State, cont aiming 272 acres more or less, and
bounded by lands of ii. C.. Wannamaker,
estate lands of Henry Ellis, I. IL. Legare,
the said Public Road and Caw Cav swamp
3. All that tract of land situate on TYPES
Branch in thv County and State aforesaid,
containing :65 acres more or less, and bound
ed by lands of j. e. Wannanaker d. Horger,
II. c. Wannamaker and the remainder in
dover of Mrs. Sarah T. Smith.
4. The remainder in dover containing III
acres more or less, and bounded by lands of
ID. O'Can, III. c. Wannamaker and estate
lauds of A. n. Wannamakcr.
5. All that lot of land situate at Jamison' q
Turn cat, on tho South Carolina Railroad,
containing acres more or less
Terms-One-th third cash, and tho hnlAnce
on credit Of one and two years, purchaser
to give bond for said credit portion, bearing
interest from day of sale, payable annually
and secured by mortgage of the premises,
with n covenant for resale on breach of the
condition of the bond, and also to pay for
papers aud stamps.
ShcriTs Office, ii. RIGGS.
Orangebnrg c. Ii 5. c., sac.
Oct. {, 1869.
oct l I'd
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XXTRISKEY LAREES
w For Sale 1T
TrIS OFFICE.
At 90 cts, per hundr ID, mar
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EBURG-Iy EouIrr.

G.. II. Thomson, Admir-
va.
Vim. NJ. I!uison ct. al.
Under tho decree in this case will sell Mt
nrangehurr on the L.: Monday in November
next, for cash. n Cotton Gin. And on the
same dag House and Io, in Totncss, for
merl occupied by w. II. Thomson.
Tcrma--Onc half cash. balance in one
year. with bond and mortgage of the purchus-
CT. containing covenant for resale upon
breach Of the condition Of the bond.
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" ANEEHA-An Experiences
wv oCkRSEER to take charge Of q Pian-
iaiion in this Coaniy for the coming year,
A single Ian preferred. Apply to
DR.. a. X. TABER. or 10
AUGUSTUS d. KNowLToN,
oct as-tf Porte Mette, 8, c.
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W. Kinsman.
Under decree in this case. will sell on the
first day Of November, at Ornngcburs. for
onc-half cash. the balance in six months se-
cured by bond. bearing interest. with mort
gage of premises containing covenant for re-
sale on breach Of the bond.
290 acres of land in Orangcburg County,
bounded by land on the north Of J. a. and
T.. A. Tanning, cast of =. a. and j. G. Fan
ming. south of C. Siroman and west by l..
Tanning. And at the same time for cash,
the following personally: Wagon. lot Of
Blacksmith Tools, Timber Cart, lot Of old
Bricks.
ALSO
On Tuesday after Salcsdny, at the place Of
Fl. W. Kinsman, 10000 Drawd Pine Shingles.
. Sows with Shoats Levied on as the pro-
pcriy of VI. w. kinsman at the suit Of V. V.
S. Austin.
ALSO
GRANGEBURG-IN EQUITY.
V. d. v. Jamison,
for the use Of
heirs of Geo Shinrlcr ! Bill for Forcclosure
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NOTlCE-As Hereby Given to-
IN the Public, that have this day diseon-
tinued BUSINESS as u MERCHANT in tho
Town of orangeburg.
All persons indebted 10 me ne n Merchant
will make payment to JOHN DAVIS, and all
persons holding claims against me as afore-
said will present them to hito for settlements,
he having assumed the paypsent .hercof.
--S w. L. w. R1LEH.
This fsth October, 1S6s.--23-th
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ALSO
GRANGEBURG-IN EQUITY.

V. d. v. Jamson,
for the use of
heirs of Geo. Shinglcr Bill for Foreclosure.
jane Moore, ct. al.
Under the decree in this case, will sell
for cash. Mt Orangcburg, on the lst day Of
November next
acres of land in Orangchurg County,
bounded north by lands Of A. X. Dash, east
by lands of John Tate, south by lands of
Mrs. Shulcr, and estate of Norris and Hasel
Moore, and west by lands Of a. Il. Dash,
being n trac. purchased at commissioners
sales Of The estate of Geo. Shingler by Iiasc
Moore on Sd August, 1865.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-18

A Washington paper suggests an auu'
t;onal internal revenue list by imposing
a tax of 81 head on dogs The last
census shows that there 5000, 900 dogs
in the United States Now, suppose that
half the beasts prove to be ownerless, or
shall be killed in order to avoid the tax,
no less sum than s3,000,0OO may be
raised from this source, and the $2,0oo,-
600 worth of sheep annually killed by
dogs wi be saved, in part at least, as II
is safe to suppose that the slaughtered
dogs would mainly be the most rnlschlev
ous ones. 1t is estimated by farmers
that the loss of sheep through the dep-
relations Of dogs amounts to two per cent
on all the money invested in sheepgrow'
Ing. We don't believe government tax
on dogs would excite great deal OF OPP
positon, even from the Democracy. Let
it be imposed, by all means
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-18
ANOTHER CARD.

Under the h ad OF Especial NOTICES. In last weeks
paper, NJ. 5. Lawrence appears somewhat exercised
In reg I'd to our notice given the week before He
speaks Of the "young professionals" We do 10,
claim "thrty years practice and experience IN
dentistry; but . thorough dental education, with at
least seven or eight years practice, which rerder US
competent to perform what we profess. The lin
portstionp which he mentions is analogous to his
living two years In Indianapolis, Ind, and mana,
Neb at the same time. When We wrote our notice
for the press we were not that contained any
thing that could interfere with our neighbor In the
east and are not yet-more from the fact that he has
sent circulars to various dentists throughout the coun
try Offering his practice" for sale, which looks very
much like leaving. When we came to the CITY oil
Mineral Point Lawrence WAS brickmaker-now he
claims presumption right on dentistry ne might TO
the former, but We question The Litter, We retu'
our regrets to friend Lawrence for his inserposi ion
and msestation with our advertisement, and request
him to attend to his own affairs in future, and we will
try to run ours as suits US best.
46lv DIV. AyERILL = BROTHER.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-18

"A Paris dispatch states that, after
!, the dogmas Of the infallibilitv OF the
Pope will not DO forced on the Ecumenical
Council Reports from Rome, appar>
emily based on good authority, state that
the Pope dec ares that he must he assur-
ed of an imposing majority of Bishops
in favor Of the dogma, otherwise he
would prefer the subject should not be
introduced, desiring to avoid discussion
which might lessen the influence of the
principle meantime, the Jesuits are
using every effort to secure an overwhelm-
ing majority" 1t may be that the pro-
grcssive element of the Church has
frightened. the ultramontane faction. -
1t will be we'll for the Church if Improves
that such is the case,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-18
MINERAL POINT MARKET.
{ Corrected Wcekly.)

MINERAL PoIxr, NOVEMBER II, 1859.
WHEAT-Extra. So; No. |, 65; No.
2, so.
UATS-2S.
CORN-New, 40; Old, 90.
FLAX-Best, LAO; present delivery.
BARLtY-30@70.
RYE--50.
HIDES Green, oi@7; Calf @lo /;
Dry, l2@l5
WOOL--Unwashed, %; Washed, 32.
HOGs-Live, 7t@s "a III
CATTLE-3i@4
BUTTtR-25.
EGGS-20.
CHlCKENS-Dressed, 10 N ib
Undressed, 40 cts each.
POTAT0ES--30.
LARD-20625.
BEANS-l 5000. 30.
ONIONS-75@l.0 90.
BEESW AX-30.
RAGS-2@2t@3.
APPLES-l. oo@l. 90 n bushel.
CRANBERRIES-l2l.2 N ID.
MACKINAW TR0UT-Fresh, IL IL u b.
WHITE FISH-Fresh, II IL n ib.
BLACK-JACK-4l2,O0, II ton.
DRY-BONE-fl4.0 h ton.
LEAD ORE-S45@s4s ~ thousand lbs.
WOOD--S6 50@S0o II cord.
FLOUR, 10000.
Goblin New York 127f.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-18

STATE np WISCONSIN,,
low. COUNTY, -
We Orvi le Strong, CLERK Of The County Bosrd OF
Supervisors. ana James Jones and Thomas Carheek,
Justice. ~ the Peace IN and FOR ssld county, cons
tu,int a County board ~ Csnyss'ers therefor, do
hereby certify that the foregoing and s'thn Tabular
statement Is correct aud true .. complied nom 'he
orien,l v.turns made to the Clerk OF the County
Rcs a Of Supervisors Of said County, and as com
pared Herewith by as. and that from said returns u
appear, that the whole number OF votes polled IN said
cosnty a. the General Election held In the several
towns, wards and election precincts thereon, on futs
dsy the "a day Of November, 1862. was - follows,
to.Nit
For Govcrnor-T~enty six hundred and evenly
ave OF which number
Luc n. FsIrchild received fourteen hsndrsd snd
thirteen
chs D, Robinson received Twelve hautrsd sud
drty5vo.
For lieut. Extraordinarily hundred end
.vrnty.thrce; ~ which number
rhaddess @, rosna received thirteen hsn'red and
ninety.
eighty three.
For Secretary Of staie--rv.nty ok hundred and
eighty " which number
le.ellyu pree.e received fourteen hundred and
twenty .seven.
Amasa G. Cook received twelve hundred and 6fty.
three.
For state Treasurer - rventy.slr hundred and
eight Of which number
Henry BptI received fourteen hundred ana sh
teen.
John black received twelve hundred and sixty
four.
For Attorney Gcnersl-twenty six hundred and
eighty Of which number
+ s Barlow rec lived fourteen hundred and eight
cen
Sils. o. rIuney received twelve hundred and sixty
two
For State Superintendent Twenty ST, hundred and
eighty one u Nhich number
Alex Craig received fourteen hundred and nine.
teen
fierce X Cannon received twelve hundred and
sixty two.
For state Prison Comm ssiuner-Twenty.six hun
bred snd ffty seven Of which number
George y Wheeler received thirteen hundred and
ninety-sh,
Uari N Bordoe received twelve huudTed and sixty
one
FOR Member OF Assembly Southern Usl District
Nne hundred and thirty. Il which number
George " Bis. eelyei four hsndres sud seventy.
! oae
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-18
ORvILLE STRONG,
Cl'k Co. I'D superv's.
JAMES JONES,
Justice ~ the Peace,
THOMAS CARKEfK,

Justice or the 'eact,
Dated Supervisors Once. Dodgeville. Wis. Sovem
Der 9th, A. II. 1850.
STATEMENT or THE COUNTY BOARD OF CAN
WASHERS,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-18

A few days ago, poor woman, with
three small children, came to Milwau.
kee in search of her sister The poor
woman, finding that her sister had gone
20 Minnesota, was left in Milwaukee,
without money and without friends. -
While wandering about the city, the wo'
man met specimen of mankind, who
listened to her story, and then said his
father was farmer, living just outside
the city, who would give her work, until
she heard from her sister. The woman
left her trunk at n saloon, while she went
out with the man. Alter travelling some
distance, the man took hold of tue woman
and endeavored to force her to 90 into a
piece of woods, but she resisted, and
cried for help, so that the fellow, after
tearing her clothes, ran. The woman
dragged her way back to the saloon to
find that her trunk, with all her little
store of clothing, had been taken aw y
by the rascal, and could not be found
She has been taken charge of by the pos
lice, and will be sent back to New York.
HoNEsr men and rogues will unite in
rejoicing il the report proves true that
Fisk, Dr., Tho has so long robbed, in com.
pany with Jay Gould and Lane, has at
last turned round and begun to rifle the.
pockets of his conlederates The inter-
esting question will now arise, in con-
test between Gould and Fisk, To which
side do the New York courts belong? p
VIII Judges barnard and tardozo help
Fisk to can out Gould, or will they serve
Gou d and despise Fisk. They cannot
serve two matters. Gould and Fisk hav-
Ing Dissolved, they must decide whose
collar they will wear and whose chper
they will bear
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-18

Ir (the Tribune) claims that Mr., Y. snom'
nation was injudicious and was opposed oy
some Of the best Republicans in the DIS
trict. but it will be seen that the dissatls'
faction was not so wide spread as the ~
Jmm would imply, from the fact that Mr. y,
ran six ahead of his ticket in the towns OF
Dodgeville and Ridgeway, and had 1t not
been for the personal popularity oil Mr
Mcfarland at home, he would have led the
ticket in his District Chronicle.
The Chronicle man no doubt had an
idea that the above would disprove our
statement about Mr. Campbells unpopu>
laritv. We think on the contrary 1t co"
roborates our statement and glance ut
the othcial table will show that Mr. E..
ran 35 behind his ticket in Dodgeville
and SO behind in the District, and all
that saved him from defeat was the Rail
road roorback circulated in Rdgeway
and Dodgeville.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-18

- There are nov $40 students in the
State University n of whom belong in
the Female tollcgc The instltation il
pro> per Nc, hut ncels more buildings
which ought to he, and we trust Viii be
provided by the State. Wisconsin never
has been generous toward Z, It's grani9st
opportunity for usefulness
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-18
M a r Il T A @ z . .

HENDERSON -DEsM. In Moscow, Iowa Co., Wis ;,
Nov LIST, 1869, by JUN H. DUDLEY, Esq Mr.. Abra-
ham Hendricson, Of Plano, Kensall Co., H.. and
Mrs. kliE beth Dean, OF Moscow.
LARSON LARSON.-In Moscow. Iowa Co., Wis,
Nov 9th, 1869, at the Dudley House, by }. IL. Dub
Lr, ESQ, Mr.. Edward Larson, and Mis-, Lena
Larson both OF Moscow.
HIILERY-PERCIyAI.- AT the residence OF J. A.
Goudie, Elk Grove. on Sunday, Nov. I h, Is 9, by
AlpRsD pAso"s, Mr.. James Hillery, Of Elk Grove,
and Miss Josephine percival, Of Shullsburg, LaFay-
cite Co., Wis,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-18
R. D. PuIford,
DRU +GIST.
HIGH STREET, MINERAL PoIAr, WISCONSIN.
ESTABLISHED IN 1S43.
Offers to this COM

Offers to this COM
munity a large as
sortment Of Drugs,
G. h e micals, Patent
Medicines, Pomades,
PERU m cry, Hand
kerchief Extracts,
Colognes, II air and
Tooth Brushes. Toilet
Soap, Combs, Scis-
sors, Pocket Cutlery,
Lamps, Chimneys,
l. m p Fixins,''
Globes, and in fact,
everything appertain-
ING to a First-ClasS
Drug Store.
Also, offer special
Inducements in White
Lead, Oils, p aints,
Putty, arnishes and
Window Glass.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-18

BRowNLow finds it necessary to write
letter protesting that he was not in the
movement, to elect Andrew Johnson, aud
has not left the Republican party, and
that ii he lives TO get hack TO the senate,
his friends and foes will find these things
to be not true IL is rather late in the
day for the Senator to retrieve his repu.
mtion. lie will find no place for repont
ance, though he should seek il with tears,
a Ia Esau; for the evil of his detection
from Repohlieanlsm is irrrparah G BY
deleatins STOKES for Governor. and
turning the State over IN Democracy, the
so.tnIled conservatives of Tennessee
wrought work Of rain which no after
peultence can atone Tor.