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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-01
Latest News.

Washington, Sept %.
Special to Times. The rebels left
about 5000 wounded within our lines.
They begged medical affection, removing
all who were wounocd in the upper ex--
tremity, and leaving on ,he field only those
who were wounded in tie lower limbs.
The total loss of the rebels cannot be less
than 5000 killed and fifteen thousand
wounded,
San Francisco, Sept p.
The PRESIDENTS emancipation prolama-
ton Is commented on in favorable terms
by the press generally The leading jour
mails heartily endorse its p,licy.
New York, Sept %.
The Herald has extract from the rebel
Journals IN relation to the battles in Mary
land
The Richmond Examiner claims the
battle OF the Antietum asi great rebel VIC
tory 1T was directed by Zen. Lee in per-
son with sixty thousand men under his
command. The rebel account makes our
forces one hundred and fly thousand.
jackson commanded the lett of the
rebel line, Hill the right, Longstreet the
centre
The following is list Of the command
ing officers killed and wounded in the en-
gagement:
Gen. Stark of Mississippi, commanding
Jackson's division, killed: Brig Gen. An
derson wounded in the hip not dangerous;
Brig Gen. Branch Of n Carolina killed +;
Brig. Gen Wright of Georgia, flesh wound
in breast and leg; Brig. Gen. Lawton leg;
Brig. Gen. Armstead in foot; Brig. Gen
Ripley in neck not dangerous Brig Gen.
Ransom of North Carolina slightly
The Petersburg Express makes the sig
nificant admission that al hopes of Mary
land uniting distinctly with the South
must be banished Experiments to rouse
her people to follow the fortunes of the
rebel army is proclaimed to have been a
dead failure, and the adherence of the
State Government, the Press and the ma
Jority OF the people to the Federal Govern
ment is acknowledged by the Express.
Bridgeport, near Harrisburg, Sept 20.
A terrible collision took place on the
Cumberland Valley railroad this morning
one mile above Harrisburg One of the
trains had a number of the Pennsylvania
militia on board returning home. Ten or
twelve were killed and about twenty
wounded
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-01

Bs25@ Some curiols experiments in gun
merry have just taken place at Verona
Fort Wradislaw was cannonaded first at
a distance of six hundred PAGES, and then
ut one thousand, the guns being charged
with gun cotton The impulsive force Of
this substance was ascertained to be two
and one quarter times that of gunpowder
Empty shells impelled by gun cotton pro-
dueed the sam effect as shells filled with
gunpowder and impelled by the same
agent
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-01

SENATORIAL NOMINATE Ns-Willard II
Chandler has been nominated By the Re
pubEcanS of the Eleventh Senate District
comprising the eastern half of Dane coun>
ty, foc Senator; and Jonathan Bow man
by the Republicans of the Twenty-fifth
District, Columbia county, Both these
nominees are members of the present
Assembly, and we presume have conducted
themselves to the satisfaction of their
constituents
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-01

The Washington Star says for twenty
tour hours past 1t has been currently sta
ted that the President designs issuing at
once call Tor an additional draft that will
increase cur army in the field to a million
men. We trust the rumor is true, though
we amt able to say So
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-01

| Amasa Cobb, having received a major
ity of all the voters was declared by the
President as the Candidate of the Conyen
| ton.
a motion to make the nomination unani
nous prevailed without a dissenting vote
The Committee on Resolutions reported
the following, which were unanimously
| adopted:
Resolged, That in view of the present imper-
! iled condition of Government our Country
and our institutions,
That while re entertain mistaken conf
dence in the integrity, patrio ism and ability
of our Chief Magstrate, and tender to him our
cordial support,
We believe it is the duty of every true pat
riot to sacrifice party attachment % the good
of our country, whenever such attachment
conflicts with the interests of freedom and the
efforts Of the Government in putting down
this wicked rebellion.
Reso1ced, That il is the duty Of every citi-
zen to use all his power, influence and means,
if necessary, to aid in the restoration of peace
by the vigorous prosecution of fhis war, until
every rebel is compelled to Law down his arms
and submit to the laws and constitution.
Resolred, That this Convention invite all
citizens who are opposed to the political Or
ganization headed by YaIandinrhanl of Ohio,
Richardson of Illinois, and others to unite
with US in carrying out the principles of the
foregoing Resolutions.
Resohre9 That the Legislature Of this State
now in session, would be complying with the
wishes OF the patriotic citizens of this State,
by passing law authorizing the citizens of
TINS State, now IN the Army, or who NAV be
on the day of the coming General Election, TO
| vote for all the officers to be then elected
The Chair appointed the following Con
gressional Committee
q. W. Bliss Of Iowa Co. J. 4. Binr-
han ofGreen. John Warner La Favette
John Walworth Richland ] G. Cover,
Grant
John Walwo-tI ESQ, of Richland Co
made a few remarks to the convention on
behalf Of Gel Cobb He gave a brief
history of Col Cobb's career in public life,
abiding to the evidences of his strict in
tegrity and unyeilding devotion to the in
5erests Of the people wheu many around
him yielded to the pressure of corrupt bri-
berry Ihankieg the convention on behalf
OF the candidate, Mr. w. closed his re-
marks, and the Convention adjourned sine
de
JOHN H. RoUSTREs Ca'a.
lNY< "
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-01

GEN HooKER's WoUNDs.-Gen- Hook
err wounds have been followed by one OF
the favorable results which were appre-
hended He is improving rapidly and will
go to New York in the course OF this
week Washington Cores. NeD York
Tribune
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-01
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION
MINERAL PoINr, Sept. "a. 1862.

MINERAL FONT, sept n 1ooZ-
Republican Convention for Third Con-
gressional District in the State of Wiscon-
sin met pursuant to call in the city of Min
eral Point Sept "a, 1862, at II o'clock NJ
The Convention was called to order by
GEo w Bliss Chairman of the Central
Committee
JoHN WALwoRTH, OF Richland Co. was
chosen temporary Chairman, and JOHN
WARNER Secretary.
On motion of JOHN H. RoUNrREE the
chair appointed the following committees :
Ga credentials
A. Smith of Grant Co II. Adams, Of
Green Co. John Bonner of Iowa Co. A.
of Grant Co Edward Sumner, of Sank
| County.
| On permanent organization
| I. 5. Wilson, Richland. j IL Rountree,
Grant C. f. Thompson, Green. G. w.
Bliss, Iowa j. L Johnson, La Fayette,
l.. VI Stewart, Sank
Convention took recess until 2 0 clock
clock p NJ
The Convention was called to order
The committee on credentials reported
the following Delegates entitled to seats
in the convention.
FROM GRANT Go. = James Dickson
Benz. Coots, David Parsons, VIM Hum
phrev, Abram Coares, John II. Rountree,
Thos. Laird, G W. RyIand, DIR. Sampson,
Andrew Smith.
HIGHLAND CouSTY.-John s. Wilson,
John Walworth.
! sAuE Coz NJ Stewart, Edward Sum
ner, J. b Quimby, c. " Hays
Ia FAYErrE COR Fox, John Warn
er, L. S. johnson, a b. 2. Wood.
Iowa Cos ". Reese, John Bonner,
| Alex Wilson, Geo W Bliss
GREEN. Co.-Henry Adams, c. f. Thorn
son, L. Rood, j. c. Hall.
CRAwFoRD-Benj Bull, Sam n. Lester
Report adopted.
| On motion of Geo. w Bliss the chair
! appointed Committee on resolutions c.,n-
sisting of Messrs. Bliss, Parson, Wilson
of Richland. Johnson, Thompson and Ste
wart
On motion the Convention proceeded to
an informal ballot for Candidate for
| Congress, Messrs. Hall and Ryland acting
as tellers
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-01
Groceries.

Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Spices, Tobacco, Soap Dried
Fruits &C. all of the best qualities and offered at the
lowest figure.
Without going into an enumeration OF articles the
Subscriber would invite the public call and examine
his stock and learn his prices He is determined sell
Cheap any house III the West, and as his goods
are of the best quality none need fear purchase.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-01
PENSIONS AND BOUNTY.

To disabled Sotoicrs, Seameu and so-;,.. .ss
ledos or otAer heirs Of those nAo Aaoe died or been
ktife4 IN the serEice
THAS. c. TUCKER. Attorney for Claimants R.u,-
J ty Land and Pension Agent Wasbinctcn C;tr
D. c. Pensions procured for soldiers Seamenand
Marines of the present war, who disabled nv rec
son Of wounds received II disease contracted while
in service and Pensions, Bounty Money and Arrears
of pay obtained for widows or other heirs of those
who have died been killed while in service
Bounty Land procured for services ~ army Of the
other CHAS- G. TUCKER
Washington, D. c.
and ALEX. WILSON
Mineral Point
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-01
QUIT -PERCHA ROOFING.

No article ever before introduced to the
public has equalled the LIQUID GUrrA-PERcHA
for coating tin or other roofs, new or old
One gallon, costing One Dollar and Fifty
Cents, viii thoroughly coat from two hundred
to three hundred feet Of roof, and this coat
ing viii render the roof perfectly waterproof,
and will last three times as long as white lead
other paint. For covering roots, either
new or old, we repeat, il has no equal for du-
rabihty or cheapness, and we offer it to the
public fully confident of its intrinsic excel
lence, and with our warrantee that il will dc
all that we claim for it. Sold in barrels o.
forty gallons each, at LIBERAL discount tc
dealers. Address all orders TO
READY ROOFING CO.,
23 Cedar ST.. N. z.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-01
WAR CLAIM AGENCY.

THE UNDERSIGNED procures Arrearages, Bounty,
Pensions, &c, for Soldiers and their Heirs the STATE
Bounty To FAMILIES; attends to the settlement and
collection of MILITARY ACCOUNTS AGAINST THE STATE
and the United States, and any BUSINESS WITH TUE
STATE DEPARTMENTS - Send for Circulars.
Address, with return stamps,
[1ful E. d. QUINER Madison.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-01
Tie COME gsions md Experience of an IT,
valid

PUBLISHED FOR THE BENEFIT and as a warning
and caution to young who suffer from Nervous De
blity, Premature Decay, &C., supplying at the
time the means Of Self Cure. By one who has cured
himself after being put to great expense through medi
cal imposition and quackery- BY inelosing post paid
addressed envelope, SINGLE may be had Of the
author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, King
County, New York. 1y12
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-01
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republicans Of Iowa County will meet in Conven-
toe at Dodgeyiife, on saturday, October iiih,
1862, at O'clock p NJ, for the purpose of nomina-
ting Candidates for the several County Offices to be fill
ed a. the coming Election In November next and also
t, nominate candidate for State Senator from iowa
County.
The representation from the seyerol towns is based
upon the vote Of the General Election of 1860, giving
one Delegate every 80 The viii lie
entitled to the following number of Delegates
Arena, Mineral Point,
Clyde, City, LIST ward
Dodgeyie, IA "a ward,
Highland Pulaski,
Linden, Rdgeway,
sliflin, waldwick,
Moscow Wyoming,
1t Is hoped that Town Committees will attend TO call
Ing TIE Primary Meetings at once that the Delegation
may be full.
BIZ 0EDKa OF THE CosraITrEE'
Sept. 50, 1862.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-01

manufacture to order of the best material ard er
ploy none but experienced workmen. The public m;
rely upon every article manufactured at estabis
ment.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-01
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
pEzzz4AEs EEIHsEsEA.

For tie Reief Of tie Sick and DISTRESSED, attic
ted nth Viruieat and Chronic Diseases, and es-
p9ciaHy .t,r The Cure Of Diseases Of tie 4Serua2
Organs.
ri EDICAL ADVICE given Gratis, by the Acting
" Surgeons.
VALUABLE REPORTS on SpermatorrhGa Semi
nal Weakness and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs
and on the NEW REMEDIES employed in the New Dis
pensary sent to the afflicted in scaled envelopes free of
charge. Two or three Stamps for Postage will &C
ceptable.
Address, DR.. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, A citing Surge
on, Howard Association, no. >. South Ninth Street
Philadelphia Pa. 391y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-01

DR. D. W. WELD, after short visit to the Eastern
States, IS again in readiness ateni to all calls per-
tanning to his profession He has prou ed the right for
using the Rubber base for teeth which enables him
to do work at the lowest possible figure
Office in Whites Block, High Street 4otf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-01
Cs0khissg.
Clothing department

Consisting of Goats, Pants, Vests, Over Coats Unde
shirts, Drawers, &c. great variety be foun
in rket. In the
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-01

ladies' Misses Chiidrens Shoes and CATERS of the
best quality. Men and Boys Roots and Shoes coarse
and fine In this department can suit ALL both for
size and quality.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-01
sKHStinery Goods.
HAS s. Caps
Boots a. Shoes.

Men and Boys Cloth and Fur Caps, Wool and F
of various STYLES and qualities
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-26

WoSOERs OF TnE MIcRoscors. I'VE un
ideIstond IT Is through tie agency OF This
marvel viewing instrument that DR.. Aver
has OF length succeeded in finding the Palu .
daI Masm and determining its character. -
I or its effects we IN this section have abu nd .
ant evidence in the thc Fever and Aeue
which it alone produces whea absorbed
through the lungs into the blood. II has
llrn' been held TO be vapor os something
80 tIe vapot Of water from decaved and De.
cavipg vegelntion. Under n great magnify
lug poWtt, the Doctor has iOund.lhis vapor
I, con'oin distinct trgansms or living bod
I les, corresponding precisely with those
found ia tho blood Of Ague subjects. They
are $4,000 times less than visible to the
naked eve, but have distinct character and
form He thinks they are reproductive in
decaying matter or in the blood, and hence
lhelt long continued life or the remote Ell
fcctS on them in the system. He maintains
THAT they resemble IN character the othei
fcrmentablc polsuns, ot such as the virus OF
dead body &C., oil! of which are known to
ttprodncc themselves with great Iapi,lity
Ike yeast in moiSiened norr, so that tie
slightest quantity imptegna'Cs the whole
mass. Yeast through n powuti,ll magni fer
is srcn to be n forest Of vegetation which
aiowS hlussomy, and goes 10 seed in a short
nmr. AlIasm is net 50 distinctly vegetable
but has more The appearance Of animal life
although us motions cannot be rctlccilv
distinguished. What tie Doctor claims tn
have Settled is, that its an organic sub.
stance aud he has further found and emhnd.
icd III his "A CUE Cure" what will j, slfov
it, l., adler, st. Louis, Missouri.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-26
M,GHoLI, llOrfL,
Secretary.

y. Is -
FRrSp LocKg:-Supposrns 4, mrrht lie O;
some interest 10 thnse concerned IN the vel
fare of the llsth Ohio, in Hancock and .
inlnn. conntles, especially puinam--l con.
clulr 20 f,,rnish you with brief sketch of
our present condition. we are po,v ,o
canned Two miles West Of the Obio rive,
back Of Covinston, I'm the omen commrna.
wlitnut tent. and n, least on. mill. ,,.,,
vo,., s,itoIl. f,, 1,;,l,r, h,, ,,,,, 3,
b,ui,d IN barrels whicb wb.,r..,..;,.., T.,
ready IA mn, cof;.. ,n,o. aud +, ,,.,l, c.rr..
stomach. Our reriren, +, ,o,,,s.J ,,,in.
.comnonicq which ov,,o,. on r,.r rrI,.
command oC J,tn Wolkr, Liant c.J
We were briraI.d i M f,Iloy.. Oh and IN,
Missouri, 7}d Illinois, 23l NJ chisan, s,h
Ohio-makinr FIVE regiments in our brigade.
commanded by Cob. KrasseIs. 18Th Missouri.
acting Brig. Gen. The frs, two rcr.mrnt,
ore of Sirel, Pea Ridge no,orie,y.
Asyon are aware. my thirty men from Han
cock were thrown together with Iohn Bn.
chanan, of putnam, and we took \. l..
Morse, Of Forest, as a9l Lieutenant. We
w,re given company {, color company ARE
said 10 have the post Of honor by military
usage. but we are yet without stand o
co.oTs. Say to The ladies of Flndlay, Capt
Howard's company much apprec ated the
presents sent, aud the boys IN company l.
by no means say they were slghte', as moi
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-26
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DR.. HOOFL AMOS
Balsamic Cordial |

FOH THE SPEEDY CURE Or CuUunS, CuLpa lNrLu
HNzN, CRurr, lloARsENEss, nRoSOntriS PNEr.
NoSit. DtSHtSts uf TnE Bow EI.s, ARISING PROM
COLD, iACfritNr CONSUMPTION. ANb FOR rgF
RELIEF AND Nv At Att rossIuIF) cURk OF "a.
TIENTs IN ADVANCED STAGES Of THE LATTER Dfs.
EAsg.
The B,lsamc Cordial isontirely n Vegetable
production, combining the healing properties :
NJ the Balsam, with tho iuyigoruting qualities
~ n Cordial. producing ccmhinliinn 90 well
adapted to the purposes intended, that there
are but few eases of diseases which will mol.
AT an early period, Succumb to its healing and
lie.giving properties.
For axes. has tho treatment of pulmonary
diseases occupied The greater portion ut the
attention of the : icutihc ui the medical world.
but mono acquired more cminencc in his treat
mcnt Of these diseases. Than the celebrated
Prussian Dr. Ilu Hand, ihe originator Of the
Balsunic Cordial. His lii0 was devoted to the
production ot rtmed os that would stand unri
vailed. How wei he has succeeded, the Amer
ly assert. that no preparations that have eve
Lern placed before thcm, have conferred tl
sumo amount nrlcnctls un suffering humanity
ar nave elected so many commendatiunS from
Ill classes ot society, ~ the remedies ui Doct.
iIo"il,unl, pro lg,rud hy Orc. NJ Jackson 4 Co..
"f philadelphia. TIE Cordial Is dc signed inr >
class ~ diseases more general and more iatai
tn.m any n,lcr IT, Which the people uf tlis
country are subject -- those spriug.ng from y
Slight culd. That eminent authority, Dr. Hell
SAYS: viii moi say that colds arc To- Uur IN
habtHntS Nait tho rlaguc uud Yollhw Fever
are tn those ul other countries; hut tiil aver
confidently tcai they usher w diseirse of great .
or completely ani nipfi'iiiy than these batter.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-26

Encouraging Ia Democrat

The Mobile IriIDa3 f AugEs
9Th, has some as'.nish:a4 neW.i!
CnARt. rra'vIrLE, AnsnH {.
The N0t'o0ai Mhiiyaaccr and
Baltimore NVu ui u tpta a .'e hrc =.
ceivcl in S-sun'nn u'nnEnein! lhp
resignation Of Seward, also that n
Governors oj PENNSYLVANIA. Ohlt
and Connecticut refuse to send moic
men in the fell.
The .NaEoanl Mtciijgnc(l ac.
cuscs ST. arb oi having been en-
gag i lor tie last s.Niy days 60,
ieayo ring, through EHI aul, It
b'irg about an arnis'ic'.
Nailsndjgh4m IS stumpirg tie
State ol OIio against ttc war aud
the Administration, nl.rv,siug i'm
'mcn,c audiences with great mc,l
an | applause y
l. 'hen has editorial c.mmu.ia
.tjon9 in winch It thinks ,hc,e i,
mUch Cerl9lr'y ahoGt inr o~it on &,
S,w,rJ; IonbtS that h )ir,v Gov
ernors have refused ,h,,r Nil; anc
in:s up lay tie io'ioNiug on III,
NaiAuii.liam Dcmurrauy. who ~,
iIouEci rlon ~ the allies ol IL,
South:
"AHnrher important sfl'crort i
'hnt Naliaudi4hnm is snmpir,
,O1io in opposition to tho war. ",
,nsp,ci tuis i, only opposition 10 tn,
mode in which ,hl var i c,rfie! nr
land some Ui those sets Irssei by ia,
rycent Congress Thl5 is tho cup t.
=, the Democratic party, and ti,crc Il
, no doubt bnt that it viii be usri /,
, all the canvaesers for the ruInur
elections rh4t it wll htvoa arca
,,cllyct, especially in the Wust, can
I n 1t be doubted. Ii il do moi rceuI
in returning more ,huughl.ul au,
, prudent members, it will unures
'tiouably give means to tho pcupi
. tor IT tlectiop, anl thus result il
some GOOD
There you hava it, men f Oh G
L yon want TO do just as the Slut
would like 10 have you, then elcc
ccnservativc members 10 the mex
Congle's. It is now the oniy hop
of the South.
They seem to- understand th
''cne" of tho Val. Dsmocricy dow
South. They think tia liue thing
!, and hope il will "resuit in returnin
/ thoughtful and prudent mcmbcrs.
:, That is-that it will ge, enough cor
servativcs to repeal tue law empow
the President to arm the slaves
Q set OF weak backs who will at a
. times be ready to compromi', eve
!, with traitors in arms.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-26
Fever and Ague

from Which ,nankimi ei,Ncr over a large pnrt of
the globt, Is The consequence Of diseased acton
IN the sysieri,. induced by tho cS,eisoBous masm
OF vrgctn',lc decay. Thisexhalation ~ cvolyci
by the ncton OF solar heat OH wet soil, AMI rise.
with the wntery vapor from 70. Wiriic the SUI I I,
below the horizon this ,yupor ,lirgcrt ncnr d.,
carihs surface, and tho virus IA tinker with it
through the lungs into the blooJ- sTbcrc 10 art,
as IN irritating poison on the ntcrnaI vf4sxr,
aid excrcting organs of the body. The liver b..
tonnes torpid apl fatls to sccretesnst enly tli,
virus, hut also the bile from the blood. Detl,
the virus nil The bile accumulate iAtlic cirr,il-
tSn, AMI p0ldcc violent constitutional disorder.
NO spleen. the kidneys, and tho stomact syn,
pathizc with tho liver, and become disorierr,l
also. Finally, tho instinct OF our orgauisin, as
IL IN m attempt to cxpcl the uoxious Infusion,
concentrates tho whole blood Of tho body In mo
intrrnnl cxcrctorcs TO force thcm TO east Il out.
Tho blooi leaves the surface, and riisics TO the
ccntriilo organs with congcstivc violence. This |,
the Cu,idn But IN this effort II fails. Then iiIi
FEVER follows, IN which the blood leaves the
ccnirnl organs and ruslics 10 the surfncc. IA IL
IN another effort to cxpcl the irritating poison
through the other groat excrciofy tho skin. Il,
this also Il fails, aud tho system abandons the ~.
tempt exhausted, md waits for the recovery cf
strength 10 repeat the hopeless effort another dny
These are the fits or paroxysJus of FEVER AND
AGUr. Such constitutional disorder will Of
course undermine tho health if Il IL not removed.
Wv have laborei 10 find, and have found, m
nnfiuotp
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-26

The NATIoN,L TAx.--Geo. w. Beery, o.
Wyandot County, has received the appoint.
ment OF Assessor for the 5th Congressional
District, and is nov, employed in dividing
the district, and appointing his Deputies
Hancock makes three districts, numbered
g. aud 8, and are made up as follows,
3. Jackson. Engle, Delaware, Madison,
Van Buren, Orange, and that part Of Find
lay south of Upper Sandusky road Joel
Markle, Assessor.
4. Amands, Big Lick, Marion, Washing.
ton, Cass, and that part Of Findlay north OF
Sandusky ROAD and east Of Perfysburg road
ID. B. Beardsley. Assessor.
5. Alien. Portage, Pleasant, blanchard,
Liberty, Union, and that part Of Findlay
north OF Sandusky road ond west of pelrys
burg road. J. B. Dunn, Assessor.
The appointment Of Messrs. Matkle,
Beardsley and Damn, give general sntsfoc
ton. They will discharge the duties foith. Il.
fully. and 10 justice alike to the Govern.
mcnt and the People. They commence
"Oih lInHtNloltly.
The tax will be eavy upon The CONNER.
ciol ond manufacturing parts OF the country
but scarcely felt in the farming districts,
Except that on all Incomes over six hundred
dollars. Th te will be no assessment on
incomes made till next May. The assess
rnent made this fall will not concern the
farmer, further Than small lax on his bug
Ry and on his silver ware. The hotel keep.
er, the physician. the lawyer, the Keeper c(
livery stables, the apothecory, and the
Wholesale and retail dealers will he assess.
cd and compelled to pay fora alicense. Man.
ufactufers of certain articles will be taxed;
but there are probably no. ten manufactnr.
ers in this county, who will be subject to
tax.