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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11

.T- Hon. LEMuEL ". JoiNGa, has been NOM
mated for The Assem- bly, 10y the Republicans OF
the Northern District Of Tins County. We con-
slider Mr, JoINHa one of the ablc,t men in that
District honest, independent, and incorrupiible
He has served the Sta,c in the capacity of Sen
ator, and IN relation to all matters of public pol.
icy his votes have been right. lie has always
opposed extravaganza in legislation. and IS with
the people in relation 10 popular rights, and in
opposition 10 all attempts at swind ny and po-
ltical corruption. His election would reflect
honor upon the people OF his District.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Let not dissease with ITS Iangs. prey upon you until
tie cold hand of death hurries yoa untmey erav.
lake OF The feeling of despais and hopelessnes so Ina
upon the invalid The plant boru of the Sum
place wtln the reach Of ALL We not villa. ma,
be the specific form of the disease The cause the
tan OF the disease ITSELF j. impure blood, through
the different channels of the Lungs he and the
vial organs, JUDsoN'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS will,
Pass inglng with the blood search and grasp and
then eSpel all hurtful poison that there in Thus
Cleanse the blood by few doses Pills and dis.
ease, in any form, will dssipate vanish As In.
Sun. with its glorious beams fist causes the morning.
dew to ri>e mist then growing srongers casts his
burning rays upon itand behold tits gonc-so cleanse
the blood and disease like ming dew, and
vanishcs. There is blood purifier equal JUDSoS.s
MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS.
Sold by All DeaIeas in Medicine oc.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
INFLAM iTI0N .

y. Bingham celebrated phyScian Of Utica y. Y SAYS
i have treated of inflammation % the Brain, Ia
nation Of the Is, defamation OF the Bowels and Kid
neys, Inasmu'atory Rheumatism, Child Bed Fever, with
Dr. Trasks Ms gnetic Ointment with perfect
when all internal remedies have failed. also Of
Group Scarlet Fever Canker and liberated Throat ami
Lungs with like In the Epidemic known the
Putrid Eryerpcas by which many vslaJle lives
lost tested it frequent and failed of eectine
speedy and certain In Of Burns, Sprans
Bruises Frozen limbs Chillblaius. Sc like
charm. No Physician or family will he a day without
this Medicine, after becoming acquainted with its pow
to cure
Sore lips. Cha2Pra Hands, q ChaBlaias
completely cured 10y two three applications Of the
Magnetic Ointment.
Read Advertisement in this paper. Oct 3m3
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
Gov. Randall and Hobart.
Joint Discussion, and Glorious Termination

Pursuant to appointment the tive candidates
for Governor net al the Court Hons. last even
ing, and Diseased tie questions at issue before
the people. Gov. RANDALL opened in aspeech
an hour in lcs,s H. stating in suecinet and for
chile manner tie distinctive principles of the
t,yo, fasfies in relation to national affairs. He
demonstrated very satisfactorily the utter falla-
cy and dishonesty of the sqnatler sovereignty
hun,bue. advocated by Mr.. DOUGLASS and
Mr. UuuAEr, showing their departure from the
principle, of jefferson, Madison. and others who
founded cur government. His air and manner
betrayed the consciousness, OF power, asd an
abiding faith in his CONVICTIONS His abilities
4 public speaker were lar beyond our expcc-
taiions. Mr. HoBAEr replied in 4 di>jointed
speech of an hour half, making several fair
PERSONAL hits and cstlsin. amusement. but ut
fcrly failing ia meet the issues raised by Gov.
Randall Instead Of attacking the real doctrines
ef the Republican party, he set up images Of
his own creation, and knocked them over much
TO the satisfaction of tie Democracy present
His closing appeal 10 The miners, iii, suddenly
acquired admiration of the beauty Of the mine
raj region. and his new born q al fer assisting
in the Development IF its immense resources, Of
which he hnd been heretofore entirely ignorant,
showed. not The shrewd politician lie has ever
been called but The finished demagosue,- and
was the occasion of much ninth To The aIpreci-
,,ive and kceI-wit;ed miners present. And
uhe.. Gov. RANDALL, in a humorous way, re-
Piled, i" l loved yoa first l spoke of you in mr.
message. etc" the scene was indescribably rich
there was perfect storm of mcrrimeu: and
applause, there being but one sober face in the
room. Mr.. HOBART found the wind all taken
out Of his sails, and discovered that soft sawder
would not stick in this latitude.
Gov RANpALL's rejoindei of half an hour was
the most eloquent, convincing and telling reply
the most complete refutation of the sophisi-
RES of an opponent, 10 which we ever listened
The Republicans We're Jubilant-the Democrats
pauic-siruck and dumbt oundcd 1t is now no
matter Of wonder that they not only reported
hun wished that RASpALL would not get here
( III time 10 attend the meeting. a few more Of
these discussions and HoBaer will wish, unlike
Napoleon that Rarsiow o. night would come >
Cox RANpALL viii do 10 travel, while Mr. Ho-
bart had better hang his harp on the willows.
: There strong contrast between the two men.
7 RAypALL l. a straight forward, earnest speaker
whose every word carries cos,i lotion along with
it. HopARr appears to be a skiIlful pctyfogger
and special pleader, whose statements must be
taken with 4 due degree of allowance. We be-
!ieye a Il njorty of those present last evening
viii bear Us out IN this estimate of their char
actors.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11

gent frosts showed THAT soil is we'll adapted
TO their culture. In paintings and drawings
the show was small; i'll needlcwork not large,
but some samples were well executed.
sample of stone cutting by +. Whyte. was
a good piece of work, were several plows of
Mr.. Spang's workmanship.
As whole, the Fair was very satisfactory,
and worthy the support of the people OF the en-
tire County.
Dodgeville is gradually improving IL appear
ance. having laid considerable sidewalk, and
erected some good buildings, the past season.
The new Court House, which, of course, we of
The Point are ii no hurry to occupy, is good
building. and has certainly beautiful trunt.-
If | bad time ] would iud little fault with
the plan of putting Jail IN ;he Court House;
but having been treated 50 wen by the good
people of the place, | am not in 4 critical mood.
Hon J.. r. Harvey made good speech on
Wednesday evening, 10 an attentive crowd In
the open air. He was frequently applauded.
and his happy hits at the Democratic corrnp-
tions and policy. made decided in ression.
] neglected to say that Mr., Cui;Tis Of Madison
delivered the address at the Fair, which ] was
not able to hear; hut it was highly spoken of
off-hand effort
OF the accident III the swing, you viii doubt
less have fuller account than | can give.
Hastily yours, y.
DotireviIlr Oct : lS5a
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
Correspondence OF The Trii u ne.
Iowa County Fair.

The Fourth Annual Far of the County Agfi-
cultural Society, was held at Dodgeville, ON
Thursday and Friday the 9th and eth inst As
your correspondent had the pleasure of attend
ing 1t through It's two days, lac will attempt
brief description Of the display. And being 4
Mineral Pointer, it is expected that neither less
more than the truth will be told
To begin, then, would say, that the af- fair
was decided success. The fine weather and
good roads brought in a large crowd of people
from all parts of the County. The whole num-
Der of entries was AIS, being an increase of 1913
over that of last year. The arrangements were
well ordered, the Town Hall being fitted Up ia
good style, and commodious building erected
in its rear for the display of Farm and Garden
produce, surrounded by an enclosure for stock.
HORSES AND CATTLE.
In speaking of these / am safe in saying that
the display was good, though not so large as a
County of this size ought 10 get up. The Nor
gan horse OF o. ". Hopkins, took the first pre-
MUM, and that Of J. b. Smith the second 4
fine Durham bull of Col. Billings attracted uni
versal attention, many thinking him superior to
the fine bull Of Martin d Mills exhibited at the
Point the day before. John H. Cornish showed
some fac sheep and lambs and James Toav his
fine Suffolk pigs. There was plenty of other
stock on the ground, Of good quality, including
the Buffalo horse. This 1.es,as s.ahuae has the
woolly hair, the tail, and the division marks on
the hoofs indicating the Buffalo, while in other
respects he is an inferior horse. The horse was
raised in this County, and his duplicate charac-
ter is accounted fer by the fact that his mother
in the earlier stages of his existence, was fright
ened by Buffalo robe. The farmers should
double the number of entries il this department;
another year.
FARM AND GARDEN PRODUCE.
The display in these departments was excel
Lent. There were 81 entries of spring and win
ter wheat, many of which would take the prize
at State Fair. The is true of corn and
oats. Some Meshannock potatoes raised 10y "
T. Ruggles, were of superior quality aud large
size, as were some black Pink Eyes entered by
some farmer whose name I do not remember
Among garden vegetables, were sweet potatoes
from Paul Jeardoe, some fire cauli1ower from
Aaron Adams, melons from Henry Husk, toma-
toes from Paul Jeareoe, Lima Beans from Mrs
Ranger. and beets, carrots, aud parsnips, and
turnips, Innumerable.
DAIRY AND HOUSEHOLD rRonrcFs.
This department was well represented, Mrs
Roberts and Mrs, John Green taking the first
and second premiums for butter. Cheese, hon
ey, bread, currant wine, and preserves, were on
baud IN profusion tempting to epicures.
FRUITS, FINE ARTS, ETC.
These were exhibited in the Town Hall. and
though not great IL number as formerly, ye,
they were very credIiable 10 the exhibitors and
the County Geo. ". Standard show ed twelve
varieties ofapples, Joseph Roberts a large vari-
ETY., also Levi Sterling. a fen Catawba Is
abella and Clinton grapes, spared By the indul
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
CLASS stSE-FAauIyG IMPLEMENTS.

In this class the display was small owing I'M
4. ubteIly to the small premiums Advertised
The premiums as follows
Jos. Dickinson, best F,nnins MIL (Ex,elsio-) 100
Class rfS DAIRY AID H'UsEHoLD PRODUCTS
Here was a very fine display, consisting of
81 entries, OF which SIX Were of Batter, and we
have vet to sweeter, cleaner, yeiover or
better in any market or fair. The bread was
good or the Judges would not have eaten it un:
the curraat wines gooi or there would
have been some left; the honey and ielles and
preserves were nice, but escaped destruction BY
being sealed up, except the Jelly. The premi-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11

ELkiioGN, October !, 1871
+ Hessrs E!tors The Teachers Institute APP
pointed by Chancellor RAnyARn, opened this
morning under the most favorable auspices -
There are about one hundred and thirty Teach
ers in attendance, and there Is an earnest spirit
manifested, which augurs we'll for the success
o! The Institute. Indeed 50 anxious were the
Teachers Of tbs locality 10 see and hear Doctor
BARNARD. and learn how to perform their ardu
cus duties, ;ha, fify or sixty of them assembled
! together yesterday afternoon, il the public
schuol house. n advance of the time sci for the
opening exercises aud spent two ar three hours
very probably listening TO remarks fresh Prufs
ALLEN and oGnEN. and J. q. MoNr>v
Last evening. Chancellor BAayAan addressed
large AMI appreciatiyc audience III the Union
Church, presenting in clear and forcble man
ncr the mann points involved in a complete sys-
tem Of public instruction. 1t is the united ,es-
umony Of all present. who have attended siili-
lar gatherings. that tLey never knew an Insli-
tufe "a e'nsucnce with 50 prompt an attendance
Of - large namber of Teachers, On he first
day sessions The popularity of Doctor Bar
NAaa. and thc desire Tel, by Teachers 10 Improve
themselves IA their profession. has sutiicvd l..
call ont = large number, AMI the ability Of the
gentlemen employed 10 conduct the exercises.
Is snf'cieat guaranty that great aalo ant of
good Will be done
/ ir"st that ihe citizens Of your place viii
make al necessary arrangements To accomno-
ds'e large n"fuber OF Teachers d,rirs ;he
week The Institute i "a be held, an.l that your
cit.zeus generally Vail attend the eveuin. lee
tarc' and as many * can, thc daily exercises.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
tlsetion. Uusaoar. y.6tnrbtc st5, 1889.

ss- Elections take plsce to-day rcunsyI-
vanis, Ohio and Iowa. for State and County OF
icers and Members Of the Legislature, in Mn
nesota for State and County Officers, Members
Of Congress aud Members Of the Legislature,
and in Indiana for Cosnty Officers We hope
TO hear Of Republican victory ia ea.l Of them
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11

Hans c. He. Republican candidate for State
i'r'Seo COMMISSIONS. WIS at late meeting Of
the Madison Republican CIah. lie was called
'1t and made few remarks. which he closed in
'ac following excellent STYLE.
vent on board the Republican shin when
IL wa n7Si iauuchei. Wa Upon her when H..
''.''G II 'P the Salt River, am on her now
o'' oo''S. e sue : bouud Tor an aluirrly differ
eH' port lC'eerS-) But vicslier Sc be destined
i'r one P9.t or another. 81 long aS She sli!s uu
der true hepublican colu-S. vo,. cat, rely, r,-
finding; me among the working n,eInb.r. - -
crew. Cloud aud prolonged appIausel
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
D R. CHI EMAN'S PILLS,
Prepared by Cornelius L Cheessmau. MD.



The combination Of ingredients in these Pills are the
result Of long and extensive Practice They are mild
IN their operation, and certain in correcting all
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NOTICE.
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Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything
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ing Il To the General Agent
8 Sold by one Druggist in every in the Cri,sd
states.
Il. B. HUTCHINt.S
General Azcnr for The United States.
los Chambers Street New York
RID. PCI-FORn. Agent Mineral Point: Boiler Smith
y Co. chicago; H. Blakesly, ST Louis Ivy
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
Dodgeville, Oct. :, 1889.

NEW LEAD At SHULLsBUgGB.-Ne learn, that
a discovery of mineral has been recently
made at the SauIlsbGrgh Digglngs, on ground
belon cling to the estate OF the late " IN Hemp
stead. OF tiaena- The lead has not yet been fully
proved, but it Is believed it will tutn out one OF
the larg $ discoveries recently made any where
in the Mines.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11

than one lady present to enter the lists, aad
day the 4 iih inst The side saddle was, how
ever presented 10 the lady, Miss Davis, from
Linden, As an earnest Of the good faith of the
committee. Bat it was Subsequently discovered
that another lady was on the ground, ready to
compete, who was equally entitied to the pre-
MUM.
We are authorized to state that the ride Will
come of az noticed. Friday OF this week,
when another saddle and silver cup viii be
up for competition. and due acknow dgement
will undoubtedly be made to the lady who was
present at the Fair. bat to whom opportunity
was offered TO win the saddle.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
MARRIED

In Blaneharlville, on tn Sid inst, by Henry Mills,
Esq, Mr. JoHS SaRscx ExGAusr, TO Miss SARAH jazz
CKARr both of Gre County
In Mfn on tlae 10Th nit, by Adney Strong. E~l NJ
SPENCER HARk1Ss, ,iss MINERVA DAY, all of Aialjn
On the sth inst by John P. Tranei, Esq NJ. JosKr,
MrL'Ey to Miss REBse5A MARTEN all Of tie Town Of
Mineral Point.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
Class sEYES-GARDEx PsoDrCE.

In this department. were 81 entries. forming
4 magnificent display. Il was a common re-
mark that IN garden and farm produce tAe dis
play was superior to that of the Illinois State
FAIR at Freeport-to which fact We can te tiff
from personal knowledge. The piles OF po,a
'oeS' c''bo7ges. onions, turnip-. tomatoes, bee;s
melons &c with the extraordinary growth ex
hibited were the wonder aud admiration Of the
''nmeuse crowd of people present The Egg
Plants exhibited by II. p. George. were the
mes ever raised in this latitude gelov j. III.
list of premiums
John AcArtls. bes. early Potatoes. "a
: LsEaPreli, best Carrots -
JCLn AcAFGle best Beets -
10 hes. Psrsrins y
Henry Husk, bo-t CSbb&ss -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
VIII the People sustain Corruption

50 far a We have observed but ono ar the
persons engaged in the notorious Land Grstt
taTrpp'ions. has been nominated for office. and
that one j MosEs II. Sraoya. To e,ec; him
would Is e endorse his course WI The Yeo-
re endorse i " proved the fac', On han
LAST week AMI the ht~3igracer, lis organ here.
las not denied them. Il is uow lefi with I,
voters 70 decide wl.c,aeg Iowa County viii ne
tie first g approve has course and thus make
ITSELF = party . his transactions 10 The Dem
"cfais accept tLe Issue? Q. Viii The hd-l.igr.-
e. keep mann IS usual.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11

BicnMoNp has returned to Milwaukee, and
been Installed in his new church
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Com ncrciai.

TCRsnAr MORNING. Oct 1Ith 1883.
business has been unusually past week in
ali is branches Wheat has in fnel, been
firm $4,000, Tie latter trn- present figures for
good article. Oats still zoe. No other
grain corning 10. Mineral sells a $50.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11

ANSs>6LT NoAiSAIIcN.-lhe Republicans Of
: he Aaeral Point District. have no minated
,'ri'- Hasa cons, * their candidate for the
= >>FtahsN iiiS competitor Is Moss VI SFRoxa
t.en IoBB IS upright. intelligent ana esr;n,s.
% man and has heretofore served In the Leg.
's''''a.e |ith credit and usefalress.-IsIl .Se,sf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11

Az Ex'nrIE.-The young men of Doareviue
'rs recognizing their Iveeum.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11

taLiEeE>iA \ Eyys.--Ihe Buchanan Democrat
4 Ticket Ia been successful in California br :
large maJoraiy 2rota}lg eJ.o51-with the ex-
'ept'on Of Nesabers of Congress. wh:sh are J.,
doubt Milioa 5. Latham. is the Governor
cloo5.
senator i'f'der'cA was recently killed bv Judge
Terry. q the Suprense Court. IN = dae!
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
Glass rwo-noRsEs AND MULES.

In tins class 81 Horses and Mules
tered, including 10 stations over four years old.
Were we allowed to express our preference, it
would be for the Blackhawk, entered by E Ho-
vey, although the Committee decided in favor
of others Ia relation to Brood Mares we think
the large brown mare OF d. b. Dipple the best
although she did not get the premium. H.
SPensleys mules got the premium as they de-
served. Aside from the cases above mentioned
we believe the awards were rs satisfactory as
usual IN such cases. The premiums were:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
FOR THE BEST FARM.

A CO lmittee appointed Tor the purpose after
visiting the three farms entered. to w.t. those OF
James roay, James McNullen, and Herrg Skel-
linger. awarded as follows:
To- Jas-Tpay best cultivated AMI improved farm 90
They ais port the farm of ii SkenEer equally well
cultivated but with Inferior improvements And
deem worthy of notice the McMutieu aud
considering Mr. McMul Lea DESERVE, credit for
restoring Old is present thrift condition
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11

az remains q Sir john Franklin have b,er
isead neAr Ming Williams Island
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
Class ErGur-Earrrs-

Notwithstan ling the unf..vorable seas m, the
size and variety of the fruits raised and exhib-
tied, was equal To that of any former year. The
large fail pipPins and pears of J. GInlry. the
variety OF winter apples Of w Oiney. John
Roberts, Levi Sterling, Burke Farchild an
John Milton. ELECTED universal compliment, as
also the pears of NJ NJ. Strong This serves to
show what attention and care can do ia spite of
climate and Weather The premiums allowed
were rs follows, on list of % entries
Joseph Gundry, best and largest variety Apples zoo
Lew Sterling md best, 100
n NJ Strong; best and largest variety of Pears, 300
Joseph Guudrv, Fad best. 100
Lew Sterling, best show of Clinton Grapes, leo
Mrs o. W Bis bcst show oF Peaches preserved 100
VIZ LpoIb3roush b,st saOw of Goosberries 50
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FLOODED CATTLE.

Martin Mills, best Durham Bull yrs old 5000
A. Bs-s=tt, "a :" 500
NJ NJ. CnthreD II best Durham Bull under years.
James foiley, best Durham COW over 3 years, 500
Martin 4 Mills Pad best 800
4 Bassrlt, best Devon Heifer under years, 200
GRADES AND NATIVES.
James Toav, best Bull over , years old, 500
VIM. Brownell, best Bun under years old, 400
n h. Eanrueter, End best, 200
John Pri'iranS, beat Cow over years old, 800
john J. Ross, 2nd best. 500
y Paddock, best lleIter under years old, 800
Jonathan Beaumont, End best 200
Allen Ner'ten, best Ileiter under old, 100
= Iainrr"ll, best yoke Oxen, 400
Thomas Philips 2nd best, 500
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11

tHE Free STATE Cdn<fta,isa = r.,s,s Ia
t'en adopted t,v + oeo s-..,r.v
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
MEETING IN THE EVENING.

MEETING IN THE EVENING
In accordance with the Constitution the So
cieiy met at the Court House in the evening.
when Wan. Humbcrt called to the chair j.
T. Tramel acting as Secretary. The following
officers Were then elected for the ensuing wear
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
race the i-lir fame Of our city
GLASS oHE-CATTLE.

in this class were 50 entries, Including the
finest lot of Blooded stock ever exhibited in this
section The premium bull, Brutus," belong
ing to Martin d Mills of Elk Grove, wis II fine
specimen OF his race, also another large
red and white Durham owned by Andrew
Husc and two year old Durham exhibited by
j. l.. " Iley. Among the COWS could have
picked ont several which would have suited our
dairy. but could afford 10 run up INTO
the hundreds of dollars necessary To buy one
he white Durham Calf of John ID. Martin
would have suited many of our farming friends,
but the price of 5000 TO buy him was too much
for these hard times. Altogether it was nice
treat to walk around among these Monarchs
of the Herd " surrounded by their gentle danes,
and we hope we "may look upon the like
again The following are the premiums:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-11
EIecutire Co sm,ftee.

On MOTION the following res1Iution was unan
lmoHsly adopted
Resoiced That the thanks Of this Society be rendered
To JOIN j. Ross, for ts OF ak grounds anl the as
slstanee rendered by hin making the necessary ar
engagements.
Adiou-nel sine dir.