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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-12-20
WILMORE. Dec. 10. 1860

| 10 the Ed'tor Of The AHegAanian:
The feminine controversy that is now
going on in your columns has interested
me considerably, and as 1 always speak
when the spirit moves me, l herewith
send to the "Alleghanian Fairy Guard
greeting:
10 think that ANNETTE should be gull
ty of so unbecoming and silly an action as
to try to pour geld liquid on our own dear
Leap 1ear-it is really shocking. Why,
ANNETTE, don't you see that You are only
knocking the props from under the entire
edlfice of Female Independence [ do,
and shudder for the result. You certainly
know that during the Bissextile, we-the
"Weaker'-are masters of all we survey,
q. e., it is our privilege so to be, aud we
depart from the text if we are not) Once
IN tour years we can cut loose from the
rigid, formal rules Of etiquette, and be
unrestricted as the summer winds on a
holiday. We can then angle for hearts in
whatsoever branch of the matrimonial
stream we may desire, with none to modest
or make us afraid We are not obliged to
wait on Tom, or Dick, or Harry to pop the
'momentous," for we can do that our
selves. Isn't it grand Come here, you
Charley boy: in the case of the subscriber
rersus yourself, on a charge of reciprocal
affection, how do you pleadF-guilty, or
not guilty? l believe, so hel p me Cupid,
that in nine cases out of ten the defendant
would say ''guilty' and submit. What's
unladylike about that, 1 would like to
know?
"Nomen rule the world great many
say, and one even goes on to ask
Didn't Adam, the very first man,
The very first woman ohey?"
This is doubtless very true, but without
Leap Year [ believe that women would
soon become queen only in name, a soy
ereign without scepter, a ruler without
4 subject.
No, | do not intend to stay in state of |
single wretchedness while the preventive |
IS within my grasp. / believe in the use |
of the means. If I fail-(but they say
there is no such word as "fail.") How |
ever, if l shonld fail in my object, [ will
Immediately swallow very large dose of
strychnine or else commence reading the !
Presidents last message.
By-by. EMILE.
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DISSOLUTION. - The partnership
~ heretofore existing between the under
signed, under the firm of W H. Gardner 4
Co., was this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The business will be settled bv Ilovd
& Hill. The books Will be left at the Office
OF :he firm, in Wilmore, for limited time.
where all having unsettled accounts will save
costs by calling soon.
G. L. LLOYD,
ARTHUR HILL.
WM. II. GARDNER
Wilmore, Dec. 8, l860-3t
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Int TEREsTING DETAILs-Int the case ut
the Commonwealth us John w. Farrell
which was disposed of by the Court OF
Quarter Sessions week before last, some
facts were ELECTED which go far to prove
that we have Haynau in our midst. 1t
appears that some time during the past
summer the defendant, who is a mere boy
IN years, hired himself to labor with one
Michael Kennedy of Carroll township
Shortly after the boys induction into the
hospltable domicil Of his employer, pock-
et-book, said to contain some thirty dol
lars, turned up missing. Suspicion i'm
mediately fell upon the boy, and although
he strenuously denied the theft, he failed
to convince his accuser of his innocence.
Then began series Of torments and tor
lures upon the supposed culprit to extort
confession, equal to those of the darkest
days OF the Inquisition. A rope was first
placed around the boys neck and extern
ded over beam, and he was forcibly ele
waited considerable height But several
repetitions Of this mild and merciful ex-
pertinent failed to produce the desired
confession. The boy was then extended
on log and forcibly held down, and an
axe was brandishcd over his throat. The
boy, to save his life as he says, admitted
that he had taken the money and proposed
to find it if they would release him. He
was accordingly unhanded, but as soon as
he found himself free he took to his heels
to escape from his prosecutors by fast run
ming. He was overtaken, however, and
carried to CarrolltowE, where he was de-
ivered into the hands of an officer of the
law, who lodged him in our jail Upon
the strength of this confession, extorted
by fear of bodily harm and death, the boy
was prosecuted for larceny; but it is al
most needless to say that the Court refu-
sed to take the prosecutors evidence and
the prisoner was acquitted. y collection
in his behalf was taken up inside the bar, !
ard considerable sum was realized
1t is gratifying to know that charge
has been instituted and is now pending !
against Mr.. Kennedy for assault and bat
terry with intent to kill, in accordance
with the above facts.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-12-20

\ MERRT CHRISTMAS TO YOU, READ
Err Before another issue Of our paper,
Christmas will have come and gone. We
therefore embrace the opportunity to wish
our readers, one and all, a merry Christ
mas, Let every one enjoy himself after
his own fashion. The young and thought
less may sleigh the girls, the gOurmand
may Slay the turkey, the aged may look
with pleasure on the return Of holiday
that brings to mind the happy days of
youth, and the piouslydisposed may prof
itably put in the time praying for South
Carolina and the multitudinous sins Of her
people. Of course we don't forget the
children and their patron saint, Kriss
Kringle. Let everybody have a gay old
time Of it. without regard to expenses
Good friends, merry Christmas to you
all, and may you live to see thousand
more Of the same sort.
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EVEN YEARS.

=
The seven years of uurivalled success atten-
ding the "Cosmopolitan Art Association
have made it household word throughout
every quarter of the country.
Under the auspices of this popular Institu-
tiOn, over three hundred thousand homes have
learned to appreciate, by beautiful works of
art on their walls, and choice literature on
their tables, the great benefits derived from
becoming a subscriber.
Subscriptions are now being received in n
ratio unparalleled with that of any previous
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-12-20

splendid assortment of FURNITURE, which
he will sell very cheap. COFFINS made to
order on the shortest notice and at reasopa-
BILE prices.
Ebensburg, Oct. S, ls59:tf
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BOOTS AND SHOES.


e Nhe undersigned continues the manu-
e factUre of BOOTS and SHOES of.s.,
every description at his establishment E3s
IN Ebensburg, Immediately opposite the' Va
Post Office. Employing none but the best
workmen. he trusts that he has been and still
is at all times able to give entire satisfaction
to his customers. He hopes that the same
liberal patronage hetetofore given him may be
continued: and that more may be added.
He has also on hand a large assortment of
French Calf-skins, and Morocco of all kinds.
suitable for fine Boots and Shoes.
Ready-made BOOTS and SHOES alway, on
hand and prices moderate.
MESHAC THOMAS.
Ebensburg, August 20, lS59:tf.
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CABINET vyARE-RoOM.

ID E V \ \ S re-
IL. spectfully in
forms the citizens of
Ebensburg, and Cam
bria county general
ly, that he has on
hand and for sale, at
his Ware-roOm, one
square west of Blair S
Hotel. a large and
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EMILE.

IITERARY.-The cambria Township
and Ebensburs Borough Teachers Asso-
citation" met in the Ebensburg Union
School House on Saturday, 10Th inst :
The President being absent, the Vice
President, r. II. Jones, called the Asso-
citation to order. Glass in reading was
called, Each member read a selection.
and criticisms were made, which caused
an animated discussion on the principles
of this science. john Cuttings and r.
NJ. Jones then offered some valuable sug-
gestions. The following resolution was
then discussed "Resoiced, that the teach
er should be familiar his pupils" Re
marks by Lem Davis, John Cuttings, and
others.
The Executive Committee then report
cd the following list of performances for
next regular meeting:
/. Class in Written Arithmetic. to be
conducted by Lem Davis.
II. Discussion Of the following 1ues-
ton : ''Hesotced, That Arithmetic is
deductive and not an inductive science.
Adjourned to meet January ), 1851.
VIM. II. SECuLER, ISec'y.
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CHRISTMAS, Ho The place at which
to purchase substantial Christmas gifts Is
at the cheap store of Clinton R. jones'
Keepsakcs and foibles may do very well in
their place, but we have no doubt that the
recipient of holiday present, if he or she
were to be consulted in the matter, would
prefer something of more substantial
nature, such as a coat or pair Of shoes.
Go to c. r. Jones, 90 to c. r. Jones.
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ANOTHER MYsTERY-We have the
following particulars from private source
Some two OF three weeks ago, two men,
named Snyder and Edwards, left their
homes in Bedford county with the inten-
tion Of going to the Cherry Tree to get
out lumber. Snyder carried with him the
proceeds Of the sale Of horse, which he
had disposed Of before starting. Some
considerable time elapsed, and Edwards
returned to his home without his compan-
ion. When questioned as to Snyder's
Whereabouts, he was unable to tell very
straight story; but he at length stated
that he had left him in Ebensburg. On
Saturday last the father and brother of
the missing man were here in search of
him, but they failed to obtain clue to
mystery. They did ascertain, however,
that man answering Edwards descrip-
ton was in town some time during Court
The father and brother of Snyder returned
to Bedford on Monday, with the avowed
intention Of arresting Edwards on suspi-
con Of murder Further than this we
have no particulars.
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MARRIED-At the "Manslon House."
in Johnstown, on Tuesday evening, Dec.
l1th, by Rev B. L. Agnew, Mr.. GEO. w.
BIcKFoRD to Miss SARAH ANN PRINGLE,
both of Wilmorc this county.
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ICE.-We observe that several of our
citizens are already engaged in getting in
a supply of ice. Now is the time to lay
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Sold by Z. 1. Frazer, JAM Lunger, and
Wood, Morrell Il Co. Johnstown; Z. Shoema-
ker Sons, Ebensburg, Wike i Gardner,
and VIM. R. Hughes, Wilmore; c. d Brady,
Munster; John Brady, Loretto ana by drug
glsts and merchants generally. no l. ly. |
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sss~ JOB WORK done at this office
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EVAN e. EVANS.
General Agent for Cambria County

General Agent for Cambria County.
P. S.-Good Canvassers are wanted in all
parts of this County for the above work, to
whom a liberal compen satien will be given.
Applications which must be made at an early
date will receive prompt attention.
Dec 6, $50. 1t.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13

These diseases are too well knowa 10 require any de-
-cfiPti'n How many Thousands every year carried
o the silent grave b. that dreadful scourse, Consump
uoa. which always commences with slight cold Keep
the blood pure and healthy, by taking doses
Jt3SpN'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS each week AMI
disease OF any kind is impossible. Consumption .nt
Lung !, always arise ftoin articles Of corrupt
matter deposited ia the csiis By bal blood Purify
That stream 81 life an il W. very carry Ani
destroy tie isonous ma'tr and ike crystal river
lowing through dyFert, vii 3iny with it and leave
throughout the body the eolaeuts Of health snd
strength. A. the river leaving elements Of fertility
ia is course, the before baren bloom
with lowers and fruit pure blood TIE frame
rejoice in strength and health ana blooms With una-
ding beauty.
Jai-ons Mountain Herb til sol4 By al medicine
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13
Count! Seat 2gest.ea Decided.


TIE question + Submitting 20 I vo.e the pro-
POSITION 70 Ien1ore Tie Comfy SEA; Of iowa O.
ii"n Mineral Point 70 , .i..ryi.!e-ab.cA las
been Tie great q'est. Il interest # IL session
10 many Of our reatiegs-"as finally settled On
Thursday last. by striking out he ,uac,iu,
clause III the bill. b. a vote ~ 81 To 81 TINS
settles the question for n present. =, l,,-s,
The bill came Up in caa.ndJtce Of lie whole
on "Wednesday, when VI. Mcig. advocated lis
passage IN 4 speech Di some length. in which
shc caUse of those favor OF the removal W.,
advocated with 'avch ability a7d e!earues. Of
s:ate1eu'.
Mr.. CObt followed. all. Indicating Tie other
side Of The Question.
A motion II the committee 10 report lie bin
back with recotans, a IL, 70 s,.Ike cut the
enactilg clause u The bill. Vas lJs:-aycs p.
roes 81.
On Thursday The bill 9as again brought up
in the Assembly, rhea Nr. Cobb again moved
TO strike oal Tie euactias c.au-c. which motion
prevailed by the following vote
Those who voted IN The affirmative were
heasrs. Baldwin. 5sEdrI4, Bartlett, Belts. Besth
Boyd Brooks. BGan. CIild. elisa. Cobb. De-
Wolf. Dickson. Rl.uorr. Farwcu, Golden. Good
win. Green. G.lsvold Grover, Hamm.raui...
Horton, Howlan', Human. johnson. .J.t!d
hiugsbury. Langisni. Lewis, Siackay. McMi-
ehael Mitchell. Moore. Neville O7dway. Palm
en- Rodgers, >ehm.dtnrr. Snlith. Spo,lsrood
S;annard. Sumner. To- aseaa. We,thy. West
colt. Wheeler. Whiltlesey. Whiting. wood
Young and III Spealer-5I.
Those ha ,a....E a.,
srs- Ah!hauser, Alden, Altenhofra. Bach her
bailenilne. Ba7aum, Bouek Bos. Bugh. Cole
Coles. Dockry, FaiFch:lI. g lt!ia. iIartung. Hay
den. Ie-k. Holton. Horn. Hu:.kins. jackson
keogh, kieier. Meiss, MullholIaud Mum
Nash, fa;chin. Rankin. Robertson. Ruau, Sea
ION. Seatoa, Simpson. s4,lon. Epson and
Weage-2G.
Mr.. Cobb moved . r, consider 8. i vote. Ind
moved 70 ~ that morton IN the cable which
prevailed ty vote OF 81 to 81
The Lafayette County Seat B.ll wa, killed II.
Ike manner. b. a woe Of ) 10 81.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13

nal Of the States Is TO the sovrcign;y and lurs-
diciicn Of the States. t. the reserved powers
"l I'VE state ana OF ne people aEd as 10 The
TuEI,W sIn IN, WgS1 ~ ~ T TTs1 -
This is lain and 10 the point The crisis an.
breaches and we are CAD nfis. This hing has
,f rs. :, @',9a' ION e4ols'- cannot d9not
vii ar.'i # W., 49, Ii -
" and The RIGHT. 4n! liberties of he, ctizens to
this federal despo:i>m, it will be only =: the
pom. OF '9aeT;I o@y"he's ana after sac Is fairly
- -, -, - -. -, -, -,
repeated Professions aiI promises. lie. the Is
sac come. Now Is good time.
Mr. Booths quarters are very comfortable III
comparison to those ior'nefiy oeeG?'ed by him
during IN confinement IN the county '''i for
the same alleged offence. lie Occupies the jury
room in the upper s.e-y. ~ Jhe northwest cor
ner of the Custom HoGse. Al letters aud tcle
graph dispatches addressed 70 NJ. Booth, are
subject . the inspection Of the Marshal, The
city Military and Artillery, have been called
Upon by the I. 5. Officials 70 stand IN readi-
ness IN case Of emergency. which order they
have. undoubtedly, too much good sense 10
"'ey' co ning from such source. The State
VIII a'sa'ediy Vin.icaie It's rights III tbs Issue
Weshall see If oar laws are II he tram?led up
on. and The liberties ot oar c'tizsn9 disregard
cd ~ the ".4l'e-!oA'ht t"'I' "t the Slave Power,
or whether law aud order Is to reign among US
The crisis : fairly ut hand. Let no brave Free
men shrink from the contest
The fashionable concerts. operas. balls and
other similar amnse-nents are mostly sus-
pended IN OAK e'ty during ;Ae preSen: season OF
Lent Charley k'bins'n' OF Green Bay viii
open the Academy OF Music, a new hall built
by Mr.. Young the site of the old one. next
week win a lecture for the benefit Of the Prot
estant Orphan Asylum Next week. +. 9. lty-
an Esq, will lecture in the same place tor the
benefit OF the Catholic Asylum. The Hail lay-
ing been given for these purpose. 10y the pro-
prietor. The protestant Orphan ASYLUM Is ut
present under the charge of is former ma,ron
Miss DAVIS lady whose kindness. love, and
motherly tenderness for the little one, in her
care. renders her an object Of peculiar Interest
and grateful admiration :, all who are interest
ed in the welfare of the h.,le orphans.
On FrlIav uIl,h; the. new church Of 81. Paui.
Episcopal. the Rev. J. c. Richmond. Pastor.
was entered throuri the ve,;rv window bv
thieves. and par, of th. plate. and clerical robe,
were stolen, This charca WI, buil; by tn, nd
nirer sof Mr. R,c,nnnd du-in,- IN. s,,,,e Of three
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13
LCEEo,

On the 8th mat. OF Inflammation ofthe brain FaAxk
son Of wilson and Ann Williams, aged yesr and 10
months.
IN the town Of Mineral Point ,i.rch / ANVIL Isaac
son OF 5. and II. J. Peery, aged months anu lays
In Emporia ktns,s Territory, Feb L. ADD1E PAULINE
daughter Of Ezra T. AMI Helen Trak formerly OF ili-
city aged one year and eight months
In EmPoria, Kansa. Territory, MONDAY ever,.7r
Feb. p, Ezra Cry, son Of Ezsa r. and Helen j. ra>k
formerly Of this city, age three years and eight months
Thus have father and mother been deprived OF both
Their o1sp inga little boy and ,irl-witnin thsr
tn ce weeks
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13
JAMES BLODGGT
Pickles..
Iellies,
Preserves,
&c., &C.,
At /. $. BIZ RTON 4 COS.

IN PROBATE.-TOWA COUNTY COURT. In The
/ matter Q; the Estate OF JONATHAN DAVIES de-
ceased
on reading and fling the Petition Of Fbenezer Davies
Phoebe Davies ana John Davies, representing thai
heirs "f said deceased they have inherited common
and undivided with each other, all of the Real Estate
whereof said deceased died. seized md PRAYING that
commissioners Ice appointed to make partition the
it ordered that said petition be heard before IL
Judge Of the Court, Monday tire p day April mex
ensuing a. the Court House in the City Nner, Point
IN sad county And it Is further ordered tl-t notice
thereo; he given "a all persons Interested by Publishing
copy OF the order for three weeks rio-
said day OF bearing. II the .'iSEHAL PoINT TEiBCsr
weekly newspaper. published 81 the City OF Mineral
folD;, II said county L " STRONG,
County Judge
c.tai ye-ch 81, $50. u-s'
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MILwAUKEE, March ). 1860.
5. A. BEAN.
J. D. MAnAuAn. secretaries

hniToh iRIBUSE:-
Great excitement prevails at present in our
city, owing to the imprisonment Of 5. VI Booth
by the Milwaukee officials of the S Govern
ment In the old Glover Rescue case 1t will be
recollected that he sentenced by Judge Mil
leTs court 20 imprisonment for thirty DAYS. and
j fine OF one thousand dullors and coats and was
discharged from arrest by the action of our Su-
preme Court. HIS present re-arrest, or kid
uaPYing. under order Of Judge Miller is consid
cred by many. a. having been done by that off
Ger merely through PERSONAL luminosity 10 Mr.
Booth; otherwise John Rycraf, who shared the
original alleged oifense and Imprisonment,
would not be allowed his undsturbed liberty
Il the dignity Of the Federal Government, Inv
ing been insured by Mr.. Booth, the ques-
ton; why was not lis honor redressed long be-
fore this late day? Mr.. Booth was arrested by
a L. S. Marshal, on Thursday last. at the Mil
waukee and Mississippi Depot, in this city, on
his return from Madison, and taken to the Gus
tom house or Post Office building where he is
confined under the surveillance of Government
officials. He is denied consultation with his
lawyers except in presence Of the Marshal or
sui. refused 70 speak We understand Judge
Miller and the Marshal 10 be sued in the
name of Mr. I3oofiF for false imPrsonm 4
writ OF hal e. cnrpus will be applied for, of the
Suprcme Cous., which was formerly granted.
and undoubtedly wall be again, as Judge Paine.
although be was counsel in The old case, has
power 70 act in this lis character; the old
case having been disposed Of long ago by de
cree of our Supreme Court. TIE Marshal will.
Of couse. refuse to hey the writ when the Gov
ernor will be cafie9. 0h TO enforce the authority
Of the State. The Free Dc7' says.
the G, vernon OF the State. As the Command
dcr-in Chief of all It's forces, has said:
"Hhe laws of " iscoDsIn declare, Ii shall be
the dEty of the Governor. aud OF all the subor-
dina7e o.fTcers OF the State. to maintain and de-
fend rs sovereignty aud Jurisdieiion- The de-
hreEate judgement Of the highest judicial t-ib1-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13

The ee has been one OF activity in the Produce
Market Prices have ranged Whe.t from IS cents to
81 osts good deuoud so cents. Ahots, 3 COO
bushels OF Wheat, Ani 1000 Bushels Of Oats re-.
soid IL this city Saturday the above fures The
roads Gns busy in isrosug Of their sur
plus produce
Thefolowins sre the quotations Tor cit, market
EHClitSGE-ou New YorL i, selling a. -.
eeni.tor Ans. lean Gold, - por cent Tor CGrIrucy
chicago, a. a per cent.
WuEAr-95&si
coHN % . a. ssa.' bu-hel,of % ls., AL sell.
UAfs-.5.s5 cent.
n s.ATsxsls ?: , per- ease! .?r el..r white.
SCG4K-..e;aiIs At Ito 70 lisrorsI
CJ.sItkA fS-I;c;ails Il Zoe for 81
A>sES-!;etaiis Al on 20 cents n gallon.
5i,'N A , now sold ~ tiaeua Priee' from
AINEkAi-$25 C $50 per 1000 pounds.
HIDES-pTv. 10 a &c. Green. : a. Sc. Gru1bv and
Marin Hides from one half to i~o-ih.Eds lys..
~ AhEf-Fsncing, 81; Jo.t and Seau1tng, SIS
BUrrrEK-firgsfl in rolls, 15c.
LAKp-Io c. perpound
P0GAT0 $50" ocr bushel-
DRIED APPLE5-I0c per pound
oXi9Ns-sI per bushel.
WooD-psF cord, $3.50 for green, s: tor dry.
CHICAGO MARKET
From the Fresi and Tribune the I2th We quote =.
follows:
tL0UR-hasket qneit and arra. ssOoz5 Is FOR fpring
v lit At-l1tZc lower. kItra Club. <l,zS. No. /
spring, sle5G1123z. No, 2, 81 ,O2aIO4
COkN-44M+6.
oATs-ln good demand No l, 33s3T5s.
k1E--No. l. S5Fcs7.
BARLEY-7UaTzc
Hbtss;-Dre-sed. s4,50a50o
HnISpcrsee Ks; sailed *; hint. 14al4ez
BEEF CATTLE-s3 5U8siCO
MILWAUKEE MARKET.
The senfiae! Of yesterday says:
WHEAr.-sI O4sII2G
CDkN.-5Jar52:.
OATS -:zGcs55c
BARIEY-t3ss72c
RIE---3d75c
BJITEk--sG 1I15<c.
DRESSED ltu.f~.-S5 0o7ff co
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-03-13
Republican STATE Convention.

Pursuant 10 cal - the Bepu5.icsn State Central
COMMITTEE, Republican State C0neutnn convened at
the capitol in Madison ilIs 29th day # Fcbr try,
1851 Al /. o'-lnck. - thu Convyntinn cal-l to
order b. Horace Raslee, Cha OF the State Ccctnl
Committees ami motion Of Mr. E. Enos af Wauks-
slI + ts W eeler. o Hnaellgs, elected chair
i'an pro ten, an! ) r. Eeatworth Of W4iw"rth. and
l.. ii d. q aue apDotn eel Ties FRO
TN motion OF john p HciiTeyor 81 Co uulba J. NJ
Gilett. Of Fond "a lac 2 4. Bean, Waakesha and
Joha J NCgiisad. az oeoa.o were appointed com
lill lies crrd- utiaIs.
Nr. NHittic-os moved thz. the chair appoint
Elittee -: i've permanent organization.
Nr. Nir-ia wed amend. th1t the present OF GERS
be Ia IL perm 4ucnt sfi Of tIis convent
GA motion 81 NJ tekfE, "f out.Sz1iIe the motion
ana anai,inicRt werv lsId apan the table.
pn motion of Mr. Ges. nf Dane, coIsni on per-
mt1eat or.aaiz9tiJn consist : Of three from each
c'nrs-Siont ''-~riet appointed Consisting of the
folio ring persons;
ri e. q" ptnei F!rsin. Of Grant; McInioc Of Mara
thoa' twee1Y o! III yIakae EnoS, Of Wiukesha; Ba.
GER oil Wa-~"rth; htn5sli Of Greeu Lake; Carey, OF
"a EE2a; a:id Mas ssre nf Jefferson.
o. m1:!ra Il Mr. FHeeIy tie Convention adjourned
until o'clock, ?. n.
Three o'clock, P. N.
lac Convention nat, pursuant To atiJnurumeut.
Mr. Acr-Sar. from tine cn.n.aittco CREDENTIALS re-
Tia gc following named PERSONS entitled 10 seats
a ~ can .iat.