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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06

BUTLER G NOBLE of Walworth, was de-
Shared duly nominated for Lieut. Governor.
Mr. Noble was introduced to the Convention
accepted the nomination, with all lis RESPONSE
biities His motto was. Every thing for the
cause, and nothing for men" His speech was
received with tremendous applause.
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Motion TO proceed to ballot for Attorney Gen
eraI.
Mr. Hiram Barber, jr., presented the name of
" johnson. of Dane, for Attorney General
and paid high compliment TO his ability as a
LAWYER and public speaker, and to his soundnes.
as Republican.
Mr. George Gary presented the name of Jas.
II Howe of Brown. In behalf of the Northern
part Of the State, an able LAWYER and an
available candidate
Mr. E " Keys seconded the the suggestion in
favor Of J " Johnson
Mr. Allen. OF Iowa. presented the name Of
Gen Amasa Cobb, of that coantv.
Mr. P Barnes preseD ed the name Of Mr.
Fris6y. Of Washington Co.
On the first ballot
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06
LA n ID AGEN CY
tract o" Cc.

The undersigned have opened set of Book. which
give petv and reliable history Of every ofIsnd
in Iowa county. embracing Deeds, Bonds, Mortgage
Judgments DEGREES ,AG all matters of Record affecting
The same.
They will furnish abstracts attend TO the perfection
Titles, the purchase snd sale of lands the payment Of
Taxes, collection Of Rents, and the drafting
other Instruments; and viii loan money and collect
crest for those desiring to invest
Office stairs, liz John Ross stone bnilding o1-
posite the Eagle saloon, High street. Mineral Poat
Wis. WM T HENRY
sstf FRANCIS HENRY.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS
LOST OR STOLE y.

n y The l4th day Of December, Is5., I mailed IG0
" Acre county Lard Warrant. No 81. 634 the Reg
iNtrf 81 TIC isc Office At Nuer Point. Wisconsin for
ineiitl"n mailed SAID ~arran. GaIiipos, in the
7iat" 81 'hio II was issued to lles H. Place minor
hrir of John PLACE. 1i,e prcprrtv Of In. Wa
TAntee 81 The the time * mailed Loot or
zen on Us way and II l. the intention the
10 apply L" the Commissioner Of Pensions peatc
of the saT~e.
y. D. r. BENEDICT Agent.
'''utIa' iolhF, WIS., Aug lO, 1sJ9- ..s-OW
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06

RscESrLY.-A most extraordinary race took
place al a fashionable ladies' seminary IN the
Thiergarten. Berlin, where thirty-three young
ladies conies! ed for tire championship IN swim
ming The winner, who is nineteen years of age
and very handsome, is said 10 have proved
that she might well challenge the other sex
As her own. The race was followed by an elc
CANT luncheon. only ladies being present aud
the proTnenaders in the neigh borhood listened
with astonishmentt TO the lusty cheers which
followed the toasts
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06
Il AR VI EnR SALE

'HE subscriber offers sale 200 acres more or eSr
OF choice Timber and Farming Lands. Iviu. mostly
IA fich valley he timber is chiefly Weie Oak
able for rails on the ianc il some timber
cut Tor clearing II Is situated in Town of PuIas
~, between the Avoca Depot If. & VI. X. Il and
cross fialns Prairie, and convenient Fam. The
description OF The land is follows VIII neg Sc.
neg and seq Of nwq Of Sec. Sc, Town S. Range and
swq OF uw of $ 81, 5 r. 2 These Lands will q- sold
cheap for cash, in lump, in lots purchaser
PETER r. TEHBY.
Ilndeu, August is, 1859. 33w3
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06

SHsRiFFs OFFICE, Iowa COUNTY, SD
GiBet. Paiu,, aug. -, 1853.
NOTICE IS hereby gwen that the above mentioned
election viii be aeId IN several towns ia the said
county OF Iowa, the places prescribed by law, the
TUESDAY succeeding The Monday. being the eighth
day 1T November next for the election OF the above
ined officers, and also to. the election Of
A Member Of the Assembly tor the southern Assembly
District OF Iowa county, composed Of the towns of Min
Linden Ws'dwisk, ana The cit, and town OF Mineral
Point in place Of John 1n.y, whose of olre will
expire the 1hirt Gay Of December next.
Mem of the Assembly for the Northern, ssemid 8
District of Iowa county, composed OF the to~ cf uias-
ki Cyde, Wyoming, Arena, Dodgeville aud Rideewav
place Of Gardiner G. Megs. whose term # III
expire the Ihirty-firsf day of December next.
IHOS. HcFARI.A kD.
33te Sheriff iowa Co.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06
BOOTS A n D SHOES
CHEAP FOR CASH!

" T Rean cop1 afa 9sfi Judgment by
the and style of W March 10, 1853. In Iowa
& J 81 Ryan Plaintiff county Circuit Court state
against ; of Wisconsin,
Hugh McCracken.
To Hugh NoCracken, the said Defendant-
rJNAKE NOTICE that the above named plaintiffs have
fled IN the Office of the Clerk the Circuit Court
IN and for Iowa county, Wisconsin, motion to said
Court for leave to issue Execution on said Judgment
for the of siS3 II, with since July
B. 1856, that being the amount due juasment-
a., that said motion will be brought hearing
fore the said Court at the Court House CITY Of
Minera Point IN ssG county the 27h day Septe-
ber- A. D, 1882 1t 10 o'clock A NJ on said dav or a.
soon thereafter az counsel can heard
Dated Mineral Point, Iowa county Wisconsin, Septen-
Der 9th, 1854
COBB MESS MORE,
oW5o Attorneys for The Plaintiffs.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06
MILWAUKEE MARKET.
The Board Of Trade have adopted the following class
ncation of Wheat


Extra 10 be pure club well cleaned and to WEIGH 60
lbs to the measured l,4shel.
No. ], to be sound, we'll cleaned and to weigh IS lbs
10 the measured bushei.
No ,, to be and weigh SIS lbs to the measured
bushel.
II Is understood that arrangements nesry compile
ted by which Wheat be shipped to Milwaukee and
Racine at the same rate TO Chicago. This Will give
our place double advantage as a Wheat Market
We quote from the Sentinel Of Friday, as follows:
WHEAT-Alrket active at an advance of t. &c wiz,
spring ut tic l590 bus Ne in at re 500 bus
choice 90 at 73c 1900 bus choice 75c Is bias do
at &c $3.50 bus do al 79c 375 bus. choice soc;
500 bus No at o9c ; 1000 bus. do n zoe.
0ATs-Scarce- Sales 100 bus. at &c.
CoRx-WoIth 621zc.
BARLEY-In demand al 45950c. A sn14a1 lot sold at
the outside figure.
RYE-A sale OF loo bushels a SIC
The following the quotations our city Market
EXCHANGED On New York i selling at l per
cent. for American Gold per Currency on
Chicago, at 4 per
wHEAT-5oa5sc,
FL0UR-No. !, s., 90.
CORN-5o q 50 cents per busheI Of 20 lbs, and sells
readily for cash
OATS-l6 Gems
BE EAS, - s, = per bushel for clear white
SAlT-S2uU per barrel.
SUGAR-ketails at S To- Is lbs For 81
. CtRRANfS-RctaiiS II Tbs for -
MO- ASS ES-Rsfaiis N so iJ cents gallon.
IRON AND STEEL. sold tfalena prices. from
q cents, according to sizes.
MN ERA SIS q so per 1900 pounds.
HlDEs-Dry, 10 @ re; Green, a Sc
clear fencing, s25. "
BUfTFER-Fr,4h in rolls. 12c.
ttftiS-s a l0c. per dozen.
LARD-1o c per pound
PJrAFO.S-5n" u4r bushel
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06
CITY PROPERTY F0R SALE.

'I'UE Subscribe offers the following Lots in
/ the city Mineral Point.
49, l4l and i2. ia Harrsons Survey. Also lots
1876 and 1885, except that portion decided Thos
ulsn, Harrisons Sarcey. The contain
over thir Of land. On them good dwelling
house containing six rooms good spripg house and
wells and spring convenient Their
the lots good Barn large and coInnp6ious Also on
said lots 30 20 so fruit
Jag Also a beautiful grove
The property will be sold bargain and to
aEy wishing to purchase, better chance can
fourd- On part OF the purchase money, time will be
given if desired The above property lies John
Bracksas residence, and adjoins Captain J. B. Terrys
homestead. Enquire the premises o
JOHN ROBERTS.
August D. 1889 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06
Commercial.

MONDAY EVE, SEPr. 5th. lS59-
There has been slight Improvement business the
past week. The wheat market in particular has exhi
ted increased activity on Saturday, No sold 56G
5Sc; this morning tic market opened the Oats
are yet, but sales made l5e for shipment
We I've Glow the figures for the month Of August show
ing amount # freight shipped ty the NJ. Il. K. R.
This before the produce trade had commenced and
the figures for September already show large increase
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06
TREASU3ER.

SAMUEL D. HASTINGS is the present Treasurer.
and has sisnalized himself by locking out a
hnngry set of Democratic robbers who Will do
their best TO defeat him. Pump Carpenter, in
particular, will not sleep till after election
Some OF his drafts having been protested by the
Treasurer, it his Object to secure of easier
virtue. The people, however, will checknate
these efforts.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06

PLATTEyILLE ACADEMY,

The next Academic Year OF this Institution viii com
inence Thursday. September LIST.
For particulars apply TO
IS J. T.. PICkARD, Fri--:=sl
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06

tn urn 81 Joseph Stringer K Co. having heen dis
1 solved the undersigned having tie Books of m.
HIn desires All IN their debt to call upon aim for settle
ent; All persons are cautioned against paving debts
cue 'Ae company to any other person Uitlout my con-
sent JAS. ECSKiNS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06
Read the following from the Hon Morris Norris form

Read the following from the Hon. Morris Norris form
ery Asditor of the State Of Indiana
INpIASAPoLIs. Sept. ., 1857.
Dr. c. W. RoBACK-Dedr Sir: Having been troubled
for several with debility and weakness
much that unable 10 attend ing ordinary
times, and having heard wonderful
tina Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Pills eff
feeing, induced By friend to try them. have
been using the Purifier for the last twelve months and
find the medicine fully equal to its recon1mendasns
So valuable is its me- that csn dispense with
the OF it at my advanced age of hfe-seventy
years.
cheerfully give this information for the benest OF
those similarly affected.
Yours, truly,
MORRIS MORRIS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06

p. HARVEY need eulogy where he Is
known The citizens OF Mineral Point viii re-
member his address on the 4th OF July 1898. and
will also renenb Der him at the Polls. If he does
not get 10000 majority, am mistaken, as his
bitterest enemies can cony let hiln of 10 wrong.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06
August 10Th 1850.
NO FJCE.

THE subscriber having been appointed bv the judge
/ Of the Circuit Court Guardian CT Mark Comm,
would give notice TO al persons having any unsettled
business with said Corrin that they requested oa
upon him Inc Ci;y Of Mineral Pon Tor the adjust
ment OF he same. THOMAS JOHNS.
Mineral Point, August -, 1859. 33f
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06

In this City the Sd inst By Rev. Charles Boynt"n
NJ. JOHN ALBERT SPRArLEg, to Miss AMELIA Ficx-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06

The committee on resolutions presented re-
port which will be found another colunn-after
which the following resolution adopted
Resolred, That the State Central Committee
be instructed to apPortion TO each county two
delegates 10 the State Convention in Assembly
districts composed of more than one county
and two delegates to each of the other Assembly
districts.
Judge Howe offered the following resolutions.
which were received with applause, and a4'.a'.i-
mo,esly adopted:
EeSo!ped That this Convention does most
heartily approve the administration of Hon Ed
ward 81 McGraw, in the conduct of that dc part
ment of the public service which has been
der his charge for the past two years ; and they
do unanimously declare that the nomination Of
another honest and capable citizen Of the State
for that office induced solely by the desire
to represent upon the ticket more equita bly, the
different communities of the State while provi-
ding at the same time for the efficient service
Of tue public interest.
Resozuod. That the personal sacrifice which
the Convention has demanded of the present
State Prison Commissioner, IS. of itself, the
highest evidence Of confidence in his patri-
otisrn, and of his devotion to the public welfare
and the Repu oican cause.
The thanks of the Convention were rendered
to the Hon Il Il Giles for the able and impair
'Ia4 manner IN winch Lie Aau pFeSIueu over the
Convention.
a similar motion was adopted respecting the
Secretaries.
ReSo!ved, That this convention recognize in
the nominations they have made their Own fit
ting handiwork-and they rely unfalteringly
upon the Republican party of the State to ratify
them al the polls.
Hon r Doolittle, L S Senator. being loudly
81 al E,ru ri ~ 4
stirring address, which was received hearty
cheers
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
VALU A 3 L e
FARMING Il ANDS
In Iowa County for Sale on Long Time.

WILL sell all of the following described lands
al fair prices alrth cash. and the balance on
= credit of from TO i've ears time.
c. c. WASHBURN.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06
EOTlCE!

DFRSoNS iuiebted 70 Wv. IANYOy a Soy viii take
notice thai unless the is settled thin tintv
DAYS, their will De officer for col
iection
WILLIAM LaNYON l. SON
August 10th 1850.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06

he is supplied with steamed Thills Felloes Poles &c
OF the best quality OF timber and viii times re
pleased 70 calls from those in need OF his services
tP Repairing done short notice.
Terms reasonable. and all work warranted
JOHN CARTER.
August 18th, 1852. S5tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06


and Gregor SIS mel of Milwaukee, James Clark
of Waukesba and F. Fischer OF Dane, were adj
Inii.ed to I'll vacancies.
On motion of Mr.. Bovay, the Convention pro-
ceeded TO take an
INFORMAL BALLOT FOR GOV ERxoR.
which resulted follows -
For A. W Randall, 10 votes
Carl Schur'z. SO
Luther Hanehett, II
L. Z. Harvey,
Levi Sterling,
FIRST FORMAL BALLOT.
For 4. W. Randall, lis votes.
Carl Schurx. 4S
Luther Hanchett, 81
Scattering,
On motion of Dir. Winfield Smith, of Mil
waukee, ALEXANDER ". RANDALL was
declared the Unanimous nominee or Tie Con
EentioB
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 81, 1859.

WEDNESDAY, Aug. 81, 1859
At II o'clock NJ. the Convention was called
TO order by Mr.. Fl. 4. TEySEY, chairman of the
Republican State Central Committee.
GEORGE GARY moved that Hon. H. H. giles,
Of Dane, be the temporary chairman of the
Convention, which prevailed.
Mr.. GUS on taking tie char, thanked the
Convention cordially for the honor shown him,
and said that he should discharge its duties to
the best of his ability
Mr.. {. e. WHrF of Waukesha, was elected
Secretary pro tenn
On motion Of Mr. .. II. Barron committee
Of five on credentials was appointed by the
chair. NessrS- BARRoN, of Dodge; ALIEN, of
Iowa RoGEEs, of La Crosse SMITH, of Mil
waukee. and Jackson, Of Outagainie were APP
pointed.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06

TOR G0vFRXoR,
ALEX. W. RANDALL. of Waukcsha.
ron LrrvTESAST GOVERNOR,
gUrL1R G. NOBLE. OF 1eaIworth.
FoE SECRETARY OF STATE.
LOUIS +. HARVEY, OF Roct.
FoR STATE TREASURER.
sihuEL ID. E5AsTISt:s, OF Treulpeleau.
FeE ATTORNEY sESERAL,
JAMES II. HOWE, OF Brown.
FOR BANK CONTROLLER.
GY ELRT vAS sTGENwYk, of Columbia.
fo2 SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
j. l.. PTCKARD. OF Grant.
For STATE FRIsoS COMMISSIONER,
HANS c. IEEC, of Racine.
Election, Gufs0an. Eo6fru5er stb. 1889
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06
ACCEPTANCE OF GOVERNOR RANDALL.

Messrs Willard, of Marathon, Smith, OF Nil
waukee, and Gary, of Winnebago, We're appoint
ed a committee to wait ON Governor Randall,
inform him of his nomination and request HIM
appear in the Convention.
On the appearance OF The Governor he was
greeted with cordial applause. He advanced
10 the Speakers stand and addressed the Con :
yeniion as follows
I'VE viii print the speech in full in our
next
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06

JAMES II HOWE, 81 Green Bay rs young law
yer ~lo stands high IN the profession wherever
lac IS known. lie is person of pleasing adj
dress aud winning manners, and withal a good
speaker. He is honest man. and as 'rsice'
remarked at the conclusion Of bis speech, he
viii discharge theduties of his office sober s9and
if lie vacates it before his term expires, won't
ask the State for his full salary" This u
pretty strong drive at SAM CRAWFORD, his OPP
poneut, whose bill of 81 .G00 for salary after he
left his office was rot paid
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06

CHICAGO MARKET.

This season Chicago Spring Wheat ranks hi CHER than
ever coming in competition with Milwaukee Club. The
Press and Tribune saws, 1t competing very
fully with Winter Wheat in the manufacture -four
We know this is having examined some samples of
the various grades of Wheat here from Chicago and
now al the Warehouse Of Geo. ". Cobb, Esq: Our
Spring is equal with the White Winter the Chicago
Market, and should bring the same price.
We quote from the Press and Tribune Monday, as
follows:
grades shade hrner, not~ tSttndlnr the liberal
receipts About $4,000 bushels of all grades change
hands, at 90c for No He'd Use for 20 Red
IS e '4c for No Spring; 20 @ Tic for No. Spring
and o0c tor kejecied-a in store-market closing arm
at about 703ac for No. =. ana 739sc for No Spring
Corn In good demand and market was vey hrm
at yesterday quotations About 0e0 bushels changed
hands a. o2e tor Canal AZ i've
somewhat lower. About 500 bushels were sold 5c
Tor No IN store, and 264c ahoat. Rye qniet 55c,
with less inquiry. Barley, 45c t4r No. l store.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06
SECRETARY or STATE.

Hoses viii support him Whether he does or
not, the people viii elect him.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06
SELECT SCHOOL.

The next quarter of MRS. OVERS School, will COM
Presbyterian Church. - 49,
August 29thi5Se
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06

Two HUNDRED gamblers have arrived in Chi
cago. to make arrangements for the National
Fair.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06
The Republican State Convention.

We give below a summary of the proceedings
of this Convention, condensed from The Madison
.J0IT7tGl
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06
BANK CONTROLLER.

GYssERT VAN SrEExwYK, OF Columbia Co, i.
Hollandcr by birth, and one Of Gods nobili-
ty.--n honest man. His patent is his face, and
needs no other endorsements He is a thorough
business man, popular with his country en, AID
i'll make an efficient officer
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06
Mineral Point Rail Road.
4 MORNING and EVENING TRAIN viii be run du-
n ring the great
SELECT SCHOOL.

Miss HANNAH HILDEBRAND viii commence the "a,
Term OF her SELECT SCHOOL, the first Monday In
Sc pfesnber. -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06
NEW WAGON SHOP!

THE Subscriber avinc
i Ouened a shop ! Com
merce Street. nes the Rail
Roar Depot, is prepared To
DO any work IN the line of
W agon and Carriage
siak king short notice,
in the most workmanlike
manner, and I, I'M the best
of material.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06

The names OF the other candidates were then
Withdrawn and on motion OF Mr Craig J NJ ES
IL HOW Z was declared the unanimous nominee
for Attorney General
A committee appointed to wait on Dir
Howe and inform him of his nomination.
Mr. Howe was soon introduced to the Conven-
tion and accepted the nomination.
P,edging himself to go into the canvass and that
ii elected to the Office he would use his best en-
ergies 10 discharge its duties as a faithful law
yer to his client and patriot to his country
Enthusiastic cheers
A Voice-I win guarantee that he will dis
charge the duties of has office soberly, and If he
vacates it before his term expires won / ask the
State for his full salary.
BANK COMPTROLLER.
Mr J Q Adams presented the name of Gvs-
bert Van Steenwyk for Bank Comptroller.
Mr. Humphrey presented the name of Moses
5 Gibson and warmly advocated the claims of
that porto of the State.
Mr. Nanderpool spoke i favor of Mr. Van
Steenwvk.
Mr. Allen presented the name of Hon Levi
Sterling.
The first ballot resulted MS follows
6 Van Steenwyk, received 81 votes
l. Il Hill, -
Levi Sterling, II
Scattering, So
On motion, GYSBERT VAN STEEN WYK
was declared unanimously nominated-who ac-
cepted the nomination in a short but sensible
speech.
STATE PRISON COMMISSIONER.
Mr. 5 G Bean presen ted the name OF Col. II
c Heg of Racine, for the office of State Prison
Commissioner. He spoke il high terms of the
character of Mr. H.
Mr. McGraw. the present incumbent. was also
proposed for reelection.
"Ye Shanghai Chandler, of Adams county
withdraw the names of all the candidates and
announce myself as fit person for the State
prison. [Great laughterl
Mr. Winfield Smith. Mr. President; how did
a Democrat get into this Convention Re-
ne I'd laughterl
The ballot resulted AS follows:
Hans Heg, 100 votes
L VI McGraw, so
Remainder scattering.
HANS c HEG was declared the unani nous
nominee of the Convention. ICheersl
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION..
Mr. j L PICkARD, OF Grant, received IL I out
of 81 votes. and declared the nominee for
Superintendent of public instruction
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
| Judge sloan, from the committee appointed
TO nominate a State Central Committee, report
the following names:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06
STATE SCPERIETENDEST.

J. L PioRARD. Of Plattvillc, is well known in
the mining region thorough scholar 4 ma
81 the requisite energy and experience to per-
form he duties of this Office to the satisfaction
of the people and for the promotion of the cause
Of Education. His opponent IS more famous for
writing scurrilous pamphlet for the last cam
paien. entitled :" Facts for the People" than for
any positively good quality he may possess
The citizens Of the southwest should give Mr.
PI,KARD hearty support.
STATE PRISON COMMISSIONER
Col. Hans c. HE, of Racine, is Norwegian
by birth, and Is recommended by all who know
him, as first rate bushes man and a man of
excellent character and unimpeachable Iuteg-
ritv.
The length Of this letter precludes any fur
ther remarks at present. Ali that | ask is, that
our candidates may be compared with their OPP
ponents and do not fear the result.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06

Hon S Hastings. the nominee for State
Treasurer, was introduced to the Convention aud
expressed his thanks for the nomination and
the endorsement of his official conduct He
had endeavered 70 do his duty IN the past, and
should pursue the same course In the future
de intended to 90 into the canvass and labor
tor the whole ticket. Mr. Hastings remarks
We're received with hearty applause.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
The Convention proceeded 10 ballot Ior can
didate for Lieutenant Governor. in place of NJ,
Scburz. declined with the foIlovi,c, ras,l.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-09-06
TIE TICKET
GOVERNOR

ALExASDEa ". RANDALL needs no euIosy but
his own acts He Is one Of the people ami viii
st for the people His record is clean, and be
courts Investigation Of his official conduct
when he leaves office, Ia ne his own language
he : wants committee Of his e,ssatiss. not OF his
friends. to be appointed to Investigate" He
vii receive hundreds Of ,ieu,oc-a.lc votes