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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-22
PROCLAMATION.

ANOTHER YEAR, With is varje experiences and vi
risttG,. I1 sona, the stcl i5le and harvest
Psss- away ana the prsdact of the earth more
s'.sR.tt aI excellent, il many 1e>pecte thsa usual
have Ls,n ,xtirzel ia. Oar Gss been favored ~
- osersl H.. Providence With exemption fiosI pcsti
iecr, "A prevailing di,-a>, aai ne commercial
t, r,4n7i distress, under sfic ia~i has 50 cn
suffered, seems to be approaching As STATE
have tr tse~ tysu ~si. disturbances aEd Syv
gene tlat tl:el si in peace and Queiuess
A. 4 nation. tou. have been exempted rroL. the
tlaoG which have rrsuIt in other
lands Il ta~ shock 81 eaaten,iirs hosts.
Iiis n ia; t,t sboaa. people, rsnier the iria
Of spks 10 sas A2thor o; al good, Tor the
,abisants- sud continuance OF igse Institutions
isg the genera el,h and property Of our people, for
te>ir.s Of aee. fos th~ privileges of free sducs
tj. sd ,rreI 20 Worship tioa according to the die
ass II conscience and tor all the uanaIu5ered blessed
uppu =.
T.srefarr, + accordance With the tiIne-honored
u~.se io iee recoritat nj 60 the I~o is Of Niscon
IAat they observe Thur sday. the 2iih day Of
November next. ~ Thnnkr- iving, anu that
ssf. cuu frot their secular atoms on that day
hey 'hcir yeEal localities in graceful praise
70 Almighty Goa. t2s his constant .,z4 a5unaant
ri-reics.
In tefiEzgHy sksr.gF have hereunto subscribed my
/, ) name snd caused Tia Great Seal OF the
State he sfHxe3.
Dat.e Madison tl.is 25th day Of octob r in the
taE q our Lot one thousand eight huud red sfty
nine ~ the Governor,
ALEX- W. RANDALL.
J u Rte Il. - ASST SECRETARY of State
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-22
ADMINISTRATORS ATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the uuaersi 1nci admin
~ isrator OF tlte estate OF Samuel Pe"rF late
the county Of iowa, deceased, by virtue of license
authority granted 10 him by the county Court Of Iowa
county Wisconsin, dated the 7th day Of November, a.
D. 1888 will the Sth day Of December. 4. ID. i,59, at
o'clock in the afternoon of said day pleV Tor sale
public venue, at the front door TIE Court House in
the city OF Mineral Point county of iowa and State Of
Wisconsin, ali the following described tract or land
said county OF Iowa, and designated follows wit
The south west quarter Of the north west quarter Of
ton number eight ts) in township number five o. north
OF number three, ~ east Of the fourth principal
meridian, containing forty acres, aec5r9ne {"
uent survey. SAMUEL PERRY. Jr.,
Dated Nov. 5th. 1859. Administrator.
tY Eight acres under cultivation, well cred and
good mineral ground. 35-3w.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-22
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
D Z. CHEES EMANS PILLS
Frepared by Cornelius L Cheess man ND

NEW YORK CITY.
The combination Of ingredients these Pills are the
result offs long and extensive practice They are mild
ia their operation in correcting all irrecu
iaIities, Painful Mensruatious removing all obst1c
tons, whether from cold otherwise headache pain in
the side, palriaton heart whites all ner,ou, Al
tectiens, Mysteries, fatigue, pain the back and limbs
&C. disturbed sleep which from interrurtiou OF
nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills Invaluable as they will bring
on the monthly period With regularity Ladies who hsre
be disappointed ia the other pill. can Mace tho
usmost confidence in Dr. CheescIans PILLS doing ALI that
they represent TO 10.
NOTICE.
There Is ere condition If the en.a!e system IN which
he f'tis caaH0t be taken aottoaf producing PECUL-
lax RESULT, The c0Hdito referred fo - PRE.;-
N@fNCf-f4e resAH, HISC8RKg4GE. such Is The ~
Tes4slebe tendency @ The medicine restore The SERIAL
functions 90 normal condition thai eTeH she r.grodEc
ttre POKER ef nature cannot resist IT.
Warranted purely vegetable and free from anything
Injurious Explicit directions which should be read nc
company each box Price 81. by mail on encIos-
ing 81 To- She General Agent
- Sold by Druggist in every town in the United
States.
II. Il. TEyTCHING~.
General Agent for the United states.
It's CI -nbers Street New fork
Z. fj LFoItD, agent, A4lrea Point; Boiler. smith
Co., Chicago; j. Biakesly, ST. Louis. l4-y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-22
In Probate Iowa County Court.

In the matter Of the estate OF john Musgrove deceased
N n readif- al fling the petition of James A. Plat,
administration al sad estate. re5vts ting among
other Things that II is necessary ttat the red estate
which the said deceased died seized should be sold
the purpose of paving The valid Ella! s against said
tate aud the expenses Of administration, AMI pray ing
for license 70 sol the same; IT IS ordered that all per
this Court Moncav the second day Of January nest
ensuing. at the Court House. IN N" city of Niuert
roInt. in said county, then and There 10 SHOW (f
any there be) why license should not be granted to sid
administrator to Sc. said rel estate ding IT.
prayer Of said Aud Further ordered baJ
a copy of this order sns 3e published for frur
weeks prior to sud day OF hearing the Mineral
Point TRTBUNE. weekly newspaper published At the
city Of Mineral Point, in stid county
Dated Nov. 10th, IS59 J.. VI. : rBONG.
46-iw- County Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-22
WEAKNESS .>pD. eIi,trY.

All who suffer fIom weakness debility, where there
is Of energy, should al ouee lave recourse TO JU
SoN'S MOUNTAIN HERB Pills They Immediately
purify the blood and upon The handspring OF life,
giving and to tine system. Young persons
entering into womanhood, with arrangement Of the
functions and 10 mothers at the turn OF iie these Pills
will be most eheacous in correcting the tide of life that
may be the turn. Young and elderly suffer in
similar al the periods, when there is at
ways danger they should therefore undergo of
this purifying medicine which ensures lasting health
This great Household Medicine ranks among the lead
ing of life il is we'll known the world
that il complaints other remedies reach
this fact is well established that the lights the
world.
Sold by all Dealeas in Medicine NOV
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-22

EASpAIL 1873 ahead. To hear from, Clark
Burr EFT Door, Dunn, Douglas, La Pointc. and
Polk, which will not materially vary the result.
The returns indicate the election of the
ire Republican Ticket, by major,ies ranging
from four to ten thousand.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-22
Republican Victories of 1859.

The following are the Republican n1ajorities
of the present year. The electoral votes that
they give would elect the next President of the
United States. No general elections have been
held this year either Ia Illinois or Indiana
Had it been otherwise the would, think,
both have shown undoubted Republican major
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-22

say one word, except to preach Christ and pu-
rlty and inaaheod, and 10 ealoin upon them
faliiifufue-s IN every duty belonging to their
state. should be conscious that IN doing TINS
was Lifting them Up Ligher anu higher
should feel that was carrying hem further and
further toward their e;naacIrai ron There Is no
Disagreement between the true spirit OF eman-
ci,,a iu aud tie ufceIuen, of every single one
of the prccer;s of the New Testament respect :
Ing servants
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-22
County Board of upervisors-Annual Session

County Board Of SUPERVISOR Session.
The Board of Supervisors of Iowa County
met ia accordance with law on Tuesday, the
18Th day of November. A. d. 1859. at o'clock,
p. n
Called to order by Mr.. Joiner, Chairman
Roll called The following me nbers were
i,resaI,t ia
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-22
Wisconsin Lesis!aiure-lS60.

We give below list of members of the Leg
islature f,-r 1860, which we believe Is complete
and correct The Republicans have good
working majority, and having also the State Of
gees under their control. will be held justly re-
spons bic for The success failure OF their leg
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-22
dyspepsia and General Debility.

CARLISLE, Warren Co, o., March s 1853
Dr<C. W RoRAcK-Decr SIR Fer the benefit Il
suffering humanity permit to say that have s.
your scandinavian Blood fariferand Blood PIN. . -
cure Tor indigestion ana Liver Complaint have s,.
req Hoih me aforementioned diseases for five wear,
anu nave 'led great many physicians but all IN NO
purpose was advised by friend 10 trv vor- D
fnt iheF ana Pills and die SO. was living in Cin.i
Al me iIine and went 10 your Office and purchased -
'ettie OF ne PuliEer and box Pills 10 con,rs,
"lh ana bless the cay fopnd your valuable uselii
Tor am enjoying good health at present. and feel
''c' liAt TIE cue Is lefnsoent. Let Others buv 81,
" lat ,Nsy f','se' as ior lae, give the Blood
Purifier and Pills for al chronic diseases
i''0 impure blood or derang cement of the
SAaS fake no Other medicines and have not f- ~,
''s- ''5. 'een ma n5hs Most truly, Ty. prBoss.
See advertisement
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-22

BY the subscriber, residing in the town OF
IT, Highland. land owned Is him In SAID toa a
~ about the I'd day ef November $50 tyo
LIZ Mare COLTS, about four old, dark
Iron Gray snip ia the ehead OF bind foot white up
to the pasture joint; the other about YEAR old
cream color, dark and tail Tae re quest
ed TO CALL prove property, pay csrges and take
MICHAEL, JOHNSON
Highland Nc. sab, 1879. sszf--
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-22
Il sTH a ",

~KA STRAYED from the snbscr Der in Diamond
'@F Grove, or about the Sth or 10Th inst FIVE
- - HOGS, two Of them wAite Of 80
loo los. weight and three black ana white
$50 or $50 lbs weight Any person giving Information
Of the will 5e literally rewarded
ADAM G0ELTZ. Near Francis Titles.
Diamond Crow. Nov. l4th $50 45-NZs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-22
The Vote of the State.
WISCONSIN ALL RIGHT

We have carefully revised our returns of the
vote Oh Governor and believe that the following
liable Of niajoriics viii differ but little from The
official canvass:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-22
TAKEN UP

f0EcT BY the subscriber, residing, IN the town Of
EER- Highland, on land owned by him in sail vu
2e.AA-- on or about the first day of Nav, 1889,
light brin lie OK, white back and white under belly
the left horn considerable shorter than the other mark
ed with the letter r. crop of the right aud under
bit of the left, four years Old OF tbereabOnts Tine
owner l. requested 70 CALL prove property. pay charges
and take him away. PATRICK Nancy.
Highland, oct. 3Ist, 1859 36-w4.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-22
TAKEN w

~ By the subscriber, RESTING n the town Of
TI~. Highland. lands owned by him IN said
fAA town, about the "a sav Of Novem5er,
t.lL4 1853 one light bay Mare COLT, six months
old ihe owner i requested to cali, prove property pay
charges and take her THOMAS CHAFE
Hisl and, Noy. 18th, 1859. fowl
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-22
COMMERCIAL.
TUESDAY NoRSIs


AohnDAi 'iohHlH"' WV --u' 1898.
me produce business io the past week mas been dulI
This is owing TO the un.vorabe weather than
any otbar cause TIN. nri.a, Of Grain ,.x. boo, -1
...;a ,. - ~ -. :. -; =, :. $50 -,
' - " '-"s -' oA N@'NiNA' anu
yesterday at q q '35sc
Pork comes in eelv INIT th,re !. little ae,,.n5 TO-
-. ~, -,
'9 = - ~ 1 % YIN
weather sets In 'here WIZ De rush, AS corn Is scare"
among the farmers
p4s .,-... IN :. -.
D'' - P'o"''' anu 'o'' III Tue S'iee's a' 10 cents
in quar- ters Many cattle have been shipped East and
many more will 90 before the close of the ,,onth
= - "
green ~pes arc IN sooo supply a. s7oo g - per oaf
rel, for choice rands
-,,,c<,, >,r-
ehl'A''o AAhhhl-
The Press and Tribune Monday says:
WUE.T-No S,,rirr sass
si1SS5c
corn 15nat7.
n .TS 2nl,2Ic
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-22
ID L Z ID,

ID 4 Z ID,
In this city on the morning of the 22d inst. GRAcF
the wife Of Michael jackson. Aged 70 years and !
month
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-22
M IN ERAL PIT. RAE r DAD
CHA NGE OF TIME
La - ssss $500. =: -s.. ;s ssss.-1
CONNECTING AT WARREN WITH THE
ILI.IN CENT Al
GALENA AND CHICAGO UNION Rail ROADS

Passengers make close connections AZ Warren with
the Illinois Central and the Gaena K chicago Union
Rail Roads for Chicago and all points East Also
all points South-Bo5 mington. Springfield ST. Louis
Cairo, Loulsv lille, Cincinnati, indianapolis &c.
Also, West for Galena, Dubuque. Prairie iu Chen. Ia
Crosse 1t Pau. and all pointsin lows, and Minnesota.
Connecting also al Minera. Point with Stages and
Hacks tor Platteylc. Lancaster, linden. irand. Mus
coda Dodgevil e. and points The Milwaukee and Mis-
ssSirp Rail RoTd for Madison and points Of Eastern
Northern Wtsconsin-also for Prairie du Chen La
Crosse, 81. Paul &c.
= Through TieI cts for Hl principal points East
South. nj the Car as. for sal e - this office.
GEO. ". COBB, Superintendent.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-22

EsoouRAGIyG.-T Milwaukee Noes draws
the remaFka' y encouraging picture of the con-
diti"n OF the Democracy . In onr party the
political lazaroni are famished by four wears
exclusion from the crib that they hav. COM
Inenced deyouring each other like the famous
Kilkenny cats. who fought until there was moth.
ing left but their tails"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-22
CO., Read the extracts from the sermon of

Henry Ward Beecher, and see If the Northern
opponents want ciyil war and instruction.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

STRAYED
FROM the Subscriber in Lost Grove, some
~ tim, time. in ~; Juig, DARK s9EhEL colt, tro
<><--H white to near the pastern joint with a " bite
star in the forehead Any giving information of
the to the subscriber al his esence
the Post Office in Mineral Point will be SUITABLY
rewarded.
THOMAS GARNER.
Mineral Point Nov, Is, 1859. 47wI-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-22

10y The communication of Mr.. RIEDELL.
uuay oidably left over.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-22
TAX EN- Up

By the subscriber, living in the town of Wald-
IN Wick, about 0 miles East of the CITY o Min
( ~ eral Point, about the 18th inst. zone BLACK
\-~@-. NJ ARE COLT, she has white star the fore
head and both hind feet white. No other marks. Two
veaIs old past. The will please ca prove prop
erty pay charges and take her AVA
JOSEPH GRIBBIF.
MaIG"ic'-, Nov 18th, 1859. 41s4
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-22

DEMocRArio TAcrIes The Racine idpoccte
says that on election day fire was set on the
hig marsh in Norway, R,,ciue Co. for the pur-
pose. asswas supposed. of keeping persons from
attending the polls Fifty tons of hay were
DESTROYED.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-22
eteeek1p gfibnne.

g 60 q " s I.Iiss aorroHs AsP r"orHrsro'a-
TUESDAY. =: NOVEMBER %. 1883
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-22

II Senator Douglas is reported =. consider
ably better.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-22
VALUABLE FARM LANDS FOR SALE

VALUABLE FARM LANDS FOR SALE
TIVE subscriber offers for sale, the favorable
| terms, the following valus - LANDS
The in the Town Of Ridgeway, eight miller from
DodEe-ilic known the Lul Pam consisting OF over
400 Of very desirable land living about mile rom
SIMPSONS Tavern stand. Il will be sold IN body OF IN
smaller parts, to suit purchasers.
AL-O-Twenty -tyo acres in the village Of DodgsEiIIe'
winch viii be sold either IL whole o. in paris, oeeo-
Fifty situated four miles
Z village of Dpdgeve, what = known as
West Helena road. This Farm viii also DC sold II
boGy parts, a desired D. purchasers
These al sTeI adapted Re rmng purposes
embracing oxcset Timber aud prairie ianGs win o'
under good cultivation, and Astounding Siin nh~
spsIBgs OF water
Enquire for further particulars. at DodgeFile, Of
PHILIP EDDY
D0dgeviLe, J 1iy md 1852 -
WANTED,
A BOY es an Apprentice to she BIaeksmithIns
n Business, good steady and ind sstrious boy eAA
meet With goo3 encouTagemeuts ~ applying soon
SMITH CtEIhF+
Mineral FONT july Is 1852 .
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-22
INFLAM NATIONS.

Sold by all Dealeas in Medicine.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-12
From New York,

New YORK, October IL.
The steamship Vanderbilt, which colided
with the sloop Holbrook at Hurlgate, yesterday
afternoon, and was forced on Flood Rock, has
foated of. She has been taken to Green Point
for repairs.
Heonan, the Benecia Boy, publishes the fol-
lowing card:
New York, October 10, 1859.
have been informed through the medium
of the public Press, and from those who were
present and heard him, that Mr.. Morisey
stated few days since, that he would fight
any man in the world, and me in particular,
for $40, 900. If this be indeed Mr.. Morrisey's
wish, shall be most happy to accommodate
him, either before or after my contest with
Sayers for tho championship Of England.
will put up forfeit to aght him for 900 at
tho time and place that may be mutually
agreed upon according to the rules of the Prize
Ring. ..
rSigned1 Ohm G. HEENAN.
The scull race for the champions belt and
a purse of 500, came of this afternoon, and
was won by Joshua Ward, of Newburgh.
The distance was five miles, and Wards
time was som. los.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-12
South- Eastern Conference Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church.

This Conference, recently adjourned, chose
the following delegation to the General Con-
ference, which meets in Buffalo, New York,
in May, 1860, viz: Z. G. Wood, F. c. Holi-
day, J.W. Locke and J. W. Barth, and W.
Terrell and T. H. Lynch, as reserve dele
gates. Appoiniments-Thos. Bowman, Presi-
dent of Indiana University; W. Terrell, Bible
Agent, aud Samuel R. Adams, President Of
Moores Hill College. indianapolis District,
F. c. Holiday, Presiding Elder; E. D. Lon 6,
succeeds T. A. Hester in the pastorate OF
Asbury Chapel, Indianapolis; Joseph Cot
ton, former pastor in charge, goes to Frank
lin; F. A. Hester goes to Lawrenceburg; J. D..
erouss is taken from the Southport Circuit arid
goes TO Columbus and F. Miller isreturned 10
The Ohio street German chargein Indianapolis;
shelbyville, VIM. Montgomery. Connersvil 10
District-J. W. Locke, Presiding Elder; Con-
uersville, J. G. Chafoe; Brookville, j. W. Mul.
lender; Laurel, Jacob Whiteman. Lawrence
burg District-T. H. Lynch, Presiding Elder;
Lawrenceburg, +. A. Hester; Aurora, S. Tin.
cher, Moores Hill, E. G. Wood.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-12
pennsylvania Elections Yesterday.

r.nrnpHrA--Election in this city passed
off onietIy to day. It is said that nstake was
made in the tickets of the peoples par ty; tickets
folded for one part Of the city were sent to
another district and vice uersa, and large
number Of them was voted before the mistake
wns discovered. The Representative ana Sen
atoriaI tickets thus poiled out OF their proper
'istricts will be lost.
t. SOAsrEn.-Tho Peoples State ticket has
400 % - =, ,',rity in this city. Vote lighter 'nan
tor many y. v. YoRK.--CochA" ans (opp:l ma
hoIh n IS3Sh 40, III is 800, ain OF W Tor
I tba Psonls's NJ ticket Owe, last fau wh,h sne Dem'
ocratie ceu sT majority in the oou.t was %" coo,
MoSrroyrny CoUNrY--Cons,tt ttocke.n.- cov "nd
an and Klein (Opp.) for Auditor GenertH
Surveyor General have s2 majority in th's
borough, a loss Of lO5 as compared with Con-
gressional vote.
BLAIR RCouSTY--Altoona-H Peoples can
didate for Senator gains largely as Tar as heard
from, over Blair's vote for Congress, when the
latter carried the county by over 200 majority.
CUMBERLAND Co., Mechanicsburg-
majority So and Kein's 81 Twins 1OS.
DAupHlY Co., Harrisburg District.
rams majority 16o. Whole Peoples ticket
elected in this county.
ERIE CITY-Laird A. Ia. Dem Tor Assembly
22l msjotity. Cochran (Pep.) for Auditor
General, 35 majority. Klein (Rep) for Sur
veyor General, 8 majority. Vote light.
WEsTMORELAND CoUETY.-Greensburg Bor-
ough, Latrobe, and three townships give the
Democratic State Ticket 164 majority.
PHILADELPHTA.--The returns from the va
rious City Wards render it evident that the OPP
sition Ticket has received largo majority.
Mann, for District Attorney, is elected by
$500 majority, and the State Ticket by about
$500. Smith and Connell are both elected to
the Senate. The Representatives are probably
unchanged. The Republicans give one Sem
ator. The Opposition porty are parading tho
streets with music, banners, &c. Snyder
County gives Opposition majority of 500. Mon
tour County, Democratic majority $50.
LANCASTER CouNTY.-Opposition majority
on State Ticket 5000.
MONTGOMERY CoUNTY.--Vote light, Demo
cratsc majority 1900.
MIPFLIN CoUNTy.-Vote closes Democratic
majority 80.
PITTsBURG.-Eloction passed quietly. Vote
small-about two-thirdS the average. Thirty
Districts heard from indicate election of Re-
publican State Ticket by about 5000. Re-
publican Candidates on County ticket also
elected by smaller majoritieH.
WAYNE COUNTY.-Democratic majority 900.
CARBON CoUNTy.-Small Democratic major
ity. Democratic gain.
NORTHAMPTON CouNTY.-Democratic major
ity about 1900. Democratic gain 500.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-12
Correspondence Tickets.

We learn that where street. railroads are
worked In European cities arrangements are
perfected among the managers o. asaereh'
routes, SO that q passenger stepping on 00@u
the cars Of one route may, on the payment "
but ono fare, receive ticket on leaving the
first ear, which another one will enable him OF
her to roach remote point Of another route
II such an arrangement existed here, person
at Psndleton or upper portion Of Fulton, would
pay Ave cents on the car that brought him or
her TO Fifth.street Market-space, and obtain a
ticket that would continue his trip on the
Brighton route without further payment. The
companies agreeing, would exchange these cor
respondence tickets and settle monthly. This
Of course, would apply to any two routes. The
city would have to make some abatement Of
the portion now allotted to her for each pas
renger, sharing pro rata with the two roads.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-12
Ohm Election.

2anesvle-Potwin (Rep. scnator) has $50
majority in city. This is o much larger ma
ioritv than the State ticket will have. Two
townships heard from give him 22S, large
gain on his vote last year. /
Lancaster City and Township-Ranney's
majority 275; Whitman's S45 Schleich 27S
Wiitman's majority is gain over last ote,
Lorain County-six towns 767 Republican
majority.
Summit County--Four towns 1873 Repob-
lican majority. N aj[tit
sandl,sky County-Two towns ll6 Repub-
lean majority.
Lake COunty-Three towns 77o Republican
majority.
sandusky City-Democrati majority 145
Democratic gain Of 30.
Circlevlle City--Democratic Representa-
tives l6 majority.
Madison County, West Jefferson Precinct
r,,, 'uison 81 majority; Kirk 81; Taylor 81;
Pusse,,' @ 81; Stone 81; Gholson %; Gregory
90 DsIayare s%,r md FIVE Tow, lships-Republican
.maiority HoraSasS $So; slight Republican gain.
Allen County, Delphos 1,ownship-Repub,-
lican majority i2o. County, as iar as heard,
gives 400 Republican matt rity' with hve
townships 10 hear from.