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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-04
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Sin>inaDa Mound College. Wis.

cTUDIES WILL BE r SUMED IN THIS IN
y stitutiou on the first of September next. Not
withsanding tho unfortunate condition of tho
tines, this institution has gained, and continues
to gain wide spread opuIarity in the north west
several eminent professors are nov engaged in
ad iition to the original number. 1t is avowedly
one Of our most worthy Western literary institu.
sions. Students may enter at any period Of the
session. Cat ogues sent free on application to
REV THOS. l. POWER,U p. PRES.
Terms for session Of five months, $77.OO.
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To LET,

OFFICES AND VERY LARGE ROOMS IN
JPost Ul6ce and 1eCIsirs Blocks, The -
Claire Market House. suitable for stofage q grain
Or heavy merchandise. Apply to ,.,,,or.s
joan 4 COFFIN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-04


Day GOODS
Ispang Ano syeMes
- H y q 9 q ID - :.
G. 8. W"HXSLB r.,
has just received the
aasaaz@ass-s
Largest an d Cheapest
-srOcK or
FANCY &STAPlE DRY GOODS
-svxx oyvusD-
In the 0tAto OF iowa
BOUGHT FOR C.AsH,
AND WILL BE SOLD
Cheaper Than The Cheapest.
Consisting IN PARTO
1900 pieces Merrimack and other prints.
500 pieces brown and bleached muslin.
800 pieces Lawns, Barages, Brilliants.
400 pieces Delaines. Challies, Mohairs and Silk
Poplins.
600 pieces Domestic, Scotch, and other Cling
hams.
9o0piscss Cottonades, Dsnims, Hickory, Checks,
Linen Drills, DC.
800 doc Hose, Gloves, Mitts, 10.
500 Summer Shawls, Of Ill kinds and qualities.
600 Silk Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, and every
other kind.of goods usually found in first class
Dry Goods Store.
DON'T Fail TO Examine
wHI0LHR,
CHEAP 4 GOOD GOODS,
before purchasing. WN No trouble to show goodi
at WHISLER,S. AZ
The Peerless
SPRING STEEL HOOP SKIRT,
The very latest and best in use, jus. received.
5000 for sale 1t New York price, at
WHISPERS.
1000
NEW PATTkRN FRENCH COLLARS,
at one half the usual prices At
WHISPERS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-04

~ MILITARY
90, ooe MEN WANTAD.
DOVNr r
Of from
A1aQ. 90 TO 01ZZ.oolI
~ Win be paid T. volunteers.

o. M . q n u Q y 81
Do,'t stand back and wait 70 b drafted II don't
This is YOUR last chance. Come forward 1t once
for delay is dangerous, Married men will receive
$il5 ana siagle men $40. when mustered into Dc
service of the United Ststes, and the remainder Of
The bounty will be paid At the close of three years
or the war.
the moth slds Of Second Street.
WIN. +. D1rTOE,
Recruiting Officer
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NATIONAL WAR CLAIM ACE.CY n
1ARRoWs, REED g. CO.,
WASHINGTON D. G.. NC. 2ll PENN. AVENUE
ID a v e N pOr low = 4,
NO. LIE CLAIRE BLOCK.
All claims for bounty and arrears Of pay for
eoldiers who have died in the war for the rebel
lion, pensions for invalid soldiers losses sustained
BY officers for horses killed in battle, damage to
property used by Government, and all other legal
claims against the Government may DO procured
without delay by application to either Of our Of
Gees in Washington, d. g., or in Davenport. Iowa
BAKROWS, REED i co.
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]. N. DUNN,
HOUSE AND SiGA PAINTER,
PAPER-HANOER, wHITxSER, ETC,
Mo- IA EAet Third st.,
TIAVING MADE ARRAN GEMENTS WITH
IL one Of the best Sign and Banner Painters in
the United States, ON PREPARED to execute all
orders in tho
Best Style assh ut Prices to SUIT
ait PartSss.
Persons requiring anything in my lin
will consult their interest by giving me call.
Banners, Regalia, &C.. got ~ at short motto"
mhl1-d6m
HYDRO ECLECTIC CURE.
Greenbush, Moline Avenue, Rock Island, Illinois
MR.. / MRS. 7. s. PRICE, Physicians.
Is now open for the reception Of patients who
wish to avail themselves Of thorough course Of
WATER TREATMENT,
in connection with
CLAIRvOYANT EXAMINATIONS,
NJ dtcNI Pre- Scrtptt o n s
and to be under the constant care Of the Physi
clan and experienced nurses. We shall continue
our riding practice rs usual In Davenport, Rock
Island and Moline,ani in special cases, make calls
by rail road and river. Charges for treatment, at
| the cure, five to ten dollars per week. Patients
| taking homo treatment will pay weekly. Mrs
Price will pay special attention to the practice OF
Obstetrics and healing diseases peculiar to hei
sex myS d&wtf
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ECLIPSE LIVERY STABLE.
~ tSsOlssttO1e.

syyHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOToRI Ex-
II ietins undsr the Style Of Dow 4 Bsown u
this d1y Dissolved BY the With drawsl Of George 8.
G. Dow. : 49,
SAN. E. BROWN,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-22
The net RESULT.

The net result o. tie October elections
is that the Republicans and war Demo
crals have carrie PeuuSY iyania ana iowa
notwithstanding the enormous drain o.
patriots to the army. and thn tories have
carrie, Ohio and lnliana. W. had hoped
for a better result III the two latter States
but when we contemplate the fact, shown
by the vote OF tie iowa soldiers IN camp
that nine out OF every ten men in the ar
NV would vote the Union ticket. ii permit.
ted to vote ut all, we ~ list admit that the
returns are as favor sic as could have
been expected The ores have elected
tue SAM number OF members Of Congress
in l'ennsy ivania they ha.. Delore-namejv,
eight-.iud the Site mas gone helvt.y n
ION on the popular yo-e. la Ohio they
have gained ice members, and n Indiana
taTee-tot.I gan, cfyht In Iowa the Re
pub,ican> have Gained fire (Cui. Nandsyer
the Old member Tor tue a0rtnern district
having been al the head OF his regiment
AMI therefore absent at tbs roll cali of the
House during the who e session The
net resuIt IN Con --reSs, therefore i fur1
gain oi three woes. Dnio loses TWO IN IN
beers under the new census, and p nn,pl
vania one, viii must be subtracted from
the Union column; bat Illinois Mil add
five, Michigan two and Wisconsin three
in November According to present an
pearances tie next House VIII not vary
hIii = doZep votes from the present one
which Stana lJ7 Republicans. - ID mo-
Gratis and - Bord n state Uniun.sts Dy
no possibility ca. the Forces secure even
one third ot the members. THE Pres dent
proclamation viii lie supported bv Il ma
.jority OF from thirty to fifty IN the II ,sise;
and ii the soldiers were allowed to vote
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-22
Asse5sors' EOtice.
Assessors OFFICE 81 WIS. D..

PRAIRIE Do CI:ES, Ocr5Bzg lsr, I5Gz.
NOTICE is hereby given that the f1llowin na ed
y persons are Assistant Asses in Io9a Con ty.
Division " j---Compi h tos of ii-hIa d.
Piiazzy-JANzs VAN, Ayoca, ..ssis5a t \ sss-
Diyis No. Comp Using the town o a d Ctr Of
Mineral Poi I, toSn Mineral p iut, iNia. Linden
W iiSi a11 - coT.-fayIA5 ;. ASsLEr Lin
d. g., As lstau Assessor
The annex is of rades and prof ssiops are sub
jec license Tax, aad ar required By the law to
OD5an ms License mn-d atelv uaG pe1a ~ Of hav-
i ( The Ja-t # AK r.. each !cel Increased rec
70 L. Tine app cation for license made the
Assi>a Assessors Il The Division in Viii t e pro-
lesson trad. ouEh be prose usci b auE FORMS
Of application may be aimed Of the Ass
Ap3-hecarie i ); Auc.icn ers s2n: Bankers 500:
Al - -; 3 ewers Of 90 barrels % ess than
So3 uarIcis % aftle okers 10: ouf- &C toner's 10
tiTcIsas %; { aim Agent SD; Cal DiSli rs
Sou Dentist 5lv; DISH OF plr!5dous Liqu rs,
over ft ia rels %; thaa 5Jl barrels > Dis
ii i-rs 81 Apples Peaches than 10 L
Tor greater quantity tbs other dis ie Ea-
10 els according 70 hclr c8s from 30 80;
ers AID Ne>se carrying gers -. Jug ers
Lawyers SO; ). very STAB Keepers SD; MarIufac-
tIr-rs So; Patent gents : Pawutrusers z.y1;
Pea according TO their class. from - to $5p: PHI
torlAers according u their receipts, from ID o =;
Pm sicas Slu B-ciaers 81 SpirIlI54s Liquor 5Oj
barrels or -; for each al Iii5na barre .e
frlct part thereof >; Ecsii Dealers except Ii
Cha ders -Ip; Tn aires II -; Tobaco4is4s SO;
= a. esl Dss ers except Il Liquors go, Wholesale
De4lers in Liquors -IJ1
naaafloslr Of art cIes sui ecct to Tax, must
give apce immediate the ssista4t If the
DlFiSion in which the mauu:actory is located ank
forms for said notice blamed t THIS Office o. OF
either Of the Assistant Assessors a
- A-seesoY Sd DS- ~ W tsoonAo
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-22
Democrasic Resolutions.


Below we pull lish the Resolutions of the
Democratic Congressional Convention of
this District, as introduced by Joseph II.
CARY Esq, Chairman Of the Committee
on Resolutions They are presumed to
express the sentiments of the party that
Indorses them 1t will be Observed that
they are almost entirely devoted to cen
sure upon the Administration, but not
word against the rebels who are attempt
ing to break IN the Government. Read
them over and see If there is Il word IL
any except the short Resolution that clo-
ses the list, that would not be lIhely meet
the approval of JEFF Davis, Floyd To,inbs,
& Co. il passed l,y Convent'Jn in South
Carolina. If men who er.iorse such res
ourions can be elected to Office in North
ern States. the rebels o. the South may
with proprietv enjoy day of thanks-iv-
ing:
Reso1ced. That the Demoer..t tic party
VII sustain with 1rerin. devotion The
time hohored principles OF the party, as
t'n1hf ~ Jefferson Maids n, Monroe and
Jac son; that our constitution is our ark
+ OF safety, the Union our buiwark Of pow
err and Tor the defense OF them we pledge
our lives, our fortunes and oar honor.
1 feso}ced, That under the Constitut on
and the laws our abiding hope is in the
+ Democratic party its history, It's rrinci-
pies and it, organization as the only safe
guard Of civil and personal liberty, and
as the only means OF preserving the in
te4rity of the Union
Resotced, That the recent procllm alton
of em'Uic patton is evidence 20 OF an
attempt 10 conciliate the aboiitj0Hjsts tie
DEA DLIEST ,t@es of tie Republic -
that 1t Is plainly and pa paby violation
OF the Constitution that its effect upon
the border States must be disastrous 10
the Mon cause that IN the loyal states
IL viii create feeling Of distrust OF the
Executive. he having hut Il few days pre-
viouS declared substantially that such Il
proclamation would he potent Tor evil and
powerieSS for good
/ ResOired, That though the President
/ has by a more recent proclamation at
tempted 10 suspend tie operation Of tie
Constitution and the idjcs, and more par
ticuiariy the right ot Che citizen 80 the
sacred writ OF habeQs corpus in the Nor
thern weilas the Southern states, we
still believe that the military power in
this country is subordinate to the civil au-
thoritieS
Re oiced, That in orr opinion tie only
object IN suppressinE Democratic nawspa-
pers and arrestins Democratic editors
has beet to suppress freedom Of thought
AMI Hderty Of Specie TO peeVen6 tah ez-
po>ur' oi the great prod -allty, usurpa-
lions. corruption and crimes 0t the party
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-22


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Mineral Point
Coroner-Divjd Morrison OF i:;r.7en.
Surveyor Robert Wilson Of bod &C.
Vile
We haze = narSoa, II aeona;ntan.e with
naarlv eyarv ,,a, =, tba tel,,t and as
.,.,+le,,o, soa o.;.hLo.. va a,4.re,;,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-22
Who Def eated It.
Friend Bliss !:

Friend Bliss:
The gentleman OF q high
I legal Gttatap1eats," who docs the Specia2
! pieudiags for the Home Htte}ligeHcer,
attempts to answer my letter published in
your last issue, by an article in this weeks
! Lateilyeacsr, which IS even more milk
and water in lis character" If that be
/ possiJie.) than is usual eren with that
! gentiemans lucuhrations.
+ lie &C .ases me Of inconsistency, because
he says | attempt to prove that the Dem
ocr:tts had control of the House Now,
Sir, | asserted no such thing. What
did say was that the Republicans alone
could not control the House The fact is
that though the Democrats had pIuralt-
~ they had not a majority of all the votes
during the regular session; neither had
the Republicans There was a small knot
of Union men, who held the balance of
power, and as they voted so the matter
went
lie attempts to convict me of inconsist
ency because | stated that there were only
% votes east on the soldiers suffrage bill,
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How easily he can prevent ones language !
:,
an, an 80 i,e,, ''''@
. ""'s, ""' some '''u ','' '''''' i'''e '''e
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,''''''''' - 0'' way 80. - ~
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me-
ne S'S '.'o - . ~ - ,'''o'''
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c'a.s III inc iIo''>' " en- "'i va
,.'Ni''7 over ''i' S'''''Sii''i .''''' u '''g
house ! una p','i' It h'is'"Ne' in~'e.'''
OF - Shoo'' nave S'''1 i'ia' i'>'
SHOWS 30 De4'oc'"'5 az" I NO" DS"''-
''''S e'sciSt 10 '',''' '''''Se y, '''eS' '' '
. only ones VINO d.d not act fe9"tafty WIN
that purity were 2jaardsly, Butcher, irIpp,
Moore and Starks, all the others went with
II, L. Palmer throughout, As stated in
my last, all these except Hamilton were
present in the House during the discuss.
ION OF the bill to allow our soldiers to vote,
and opposed it by all the means in their
+ powc.; bat some OF them did not dare put
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-22

olutien to postpone the adjournment in
order to give time to consider them Both
of these bills pre- vided for direct Tax.
Now, SIR, there Is tie matter in a nut
shell, and | defy any man, no matter how
learned in the law he may be, TO set aside
these facts by any special pleading.
One word as to tie Governors Message.
The Governor says in his message:
cannot aaeise q further issue Of State
bonds tor tais purpose, as the commission
ers Tor the negotiate, n O. the last $500, 600
found 1t not without ii i.icuity to dispose
OF them at par, and It's it seems much more
advisable to raise the money for this pur>
pose now by tax, than TO sell our bonds
deiotc par And the IRtegtgeacer says
the Democrats were for the same pl;,n-
Why then did they .ftitbusfer on the
last day Of tie session to Kill two bills,
both OF which proposed to levy further
direct Tax? But, Sir, after the Govern
or's Message was written, Wisconsin bonds
We're sold in New ork for lU2 cents on
rotary Of state, both save il as their opin-
ion tat they could negotiate thee n.,of,ls
without difficulty al mr.; and the bill pro-
vided that they should not be SID for less.
iAis the Democrats OF the House knew as
Wei as | knew it.
One other matter and have done The
gentleman says that the Republican Sen
ate attempted to violate the PLEDGES made
to the families Of the volunteers. by voting
to reduce the pay from - per month to
So Nov, Sir, let US see how much Of a
"party vote that WIS. The vote on that
proposition was ayes l3, noes l. OF the
IL ayes, We're democrats of the III
noes 3 were Democrats So that u major
ity OF the Democrats voted IN favor OF that
proposition \ ct the gentleman saws
this attempt was made by Republicans
ONLY.
Yours in haste,
JNO. II. VIVIAN
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-22
THOMAS THOMAS.

The candidate Cor sheriff has the rtp,l-
tat;on of being an excellent man for The
ofEee. He has served several years in the
capacity e sheriGin fcnnsylvania where
tie proved faithful and competent officer
Vote for him Tor sheriff. and secure a good
officer
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-22
IN PEoBlTE--ioyy, coUNr,, corpr

n the matter IF The ztxt UT7y ami Ysst41aeDt OF
1aoHtaS Berry Deceased
Fs'0 ALL WHOH IT MAY CONCERN, letters tes-
tamsntary the last WI and Testament of sai,f
deceased having len issued Peter Spang on the
"ri liF OF - =, A. d. ~ aud twelve mouths from
AMI after said dav being allowed and limited for credit
ors to present their claims for examination and allow
ance Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will
on the first oHday of every month during the term
above t}itea, receive, examine adjust all claims
and demands of all persons against said deceased
:. b. ANSLEY, C0unty .Jstdge
Dated October 9Th 1o62. 4l.w4
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-22

By Through some oversight. we have
omitted "a aiii.de 10 the appointment of
Winfield smith. Esq. Of Milwaukee, as
Attorney General, Vice Col. Jas. IL. Howe
resigned
Sir. smith ranks among the first law
vers Of the State. and is a gentleman, in
every respect eminentlv qualified Tor the
position OF Attorney General The np-
p.intment viii -ive general satisfaction
Madison Journal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-22
OHIO.
Cincin n ati. Oct, 70.

AtiSA.1ii tti- oCtr
Returns from sixty counties give :. dem
oerate majority OF lS,0o0-a Democratic
gam d; 53.Vo0 The Democratic mai in
tile Esate Will be about I2.telO
The Congressional delegation stands "a
Democrats and Union
INDIANA
indianapolis Oct. 70.
The Democratic State Ticket is elected
by from 5000 to 5000 mai.
The Democrats eject five congressman
and the Union party four. The result in
ION and lith districts is uncertain. Both
parties cialn them
The Democrats elect majority in both
branches Of the Legislature which ASH
secure the election OF IA Democratic. Sena.
tor 20 Eli the place occasioned by the ex-
puis-oa OF Jesse d. Bright
PENNSYLVANIA
Harrisburg. Oct 10
Fifteen Union Congressman. ine,ndina
BAILEY IN the 18th District, are nc doubt
elected.
The State ticket is still doubtful bnt the
chances are in favor OF the Democrats.
The House wiIiprobahly stand IS Union
to d Democrats. The Senate viii stand
p bnion 10 - Democrats.
Washington, Oct. 10.
The Washington Star mas special dis
patch from Harrisburg, 18th, which says:
gar information to-day is mere encaur-
aging. Three Republican candidates in
tiie closely contested districts viii get Ger
tilicates Of election. yiz Thaver, Stuart
and Wallace, though their Democratic
competitors may contest their seat before
the House. The Congressional dele rati0n
viii stand l3 Republicans and II Demo
Gratis. he republican majority il the
o1tte l4c-.iS allure viii probably be FIVE or
Sax on Jon ballot The Democratic state
ticket IS probably elected by a small ma
Jor.ty.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-22
JOEL WHITMAN

+ The nominee for clerk Of the cours,-
Tie ra-t two years in that Office, he has
proved . The satisfaction Of all that no
better clerk Is needed in any court He
can hardly fa:l to BE reelected
BENZ, H. HERRICK,
The candidate for Cl,sl, Of the Board is
gentleman Of no ordinary fitness for the
position, ! fms scholar, p good book
keeper and an honest man, he can hardly
fell to mako q competent clerk. Elect
him and the county Viii secure the seryi
ees &C the right man in the RIGHT nlaea
JOSEPH VINCENT.
Candidate f5r Register Of deeds. i also :
good man for the position HIS election
viii secure faithful ana competent man
IA that Office.
FRANCIS VIVIAN,
Who has served the people IS county
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-22

TRAIToRs.-Whiie 1t is very unjust to
say that every Democrat is traitor, it is
very true that every traitor claims to be
Democrat
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-22

Gen. c. T. james the inv ntor OF the james
prolectiie, was woun ,c. yesterday bv the
explosion OF Il she'll by careiesSness, died
here at clock this morning Ills death
cast a feeling OF gloom over the whole
community. He Bss titfy-eisht years of
age
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-22
BENJAMIN THOMAS,
L. c. ALEXANDER, and
FRANCIS LITTLE,

Are a Allied for the supervision of the
affairs of he county. Under Their admin
istra ion as county Board, we have no
fears OF extravaganza or a useless expen-
diture OF moneys. We hope to see each
of them chosen in their respective dis
tricts
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-22
CEAS- 3. FARTELL,
FAR WELL 2 CO.,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
>139 oUTH WATER TR EFT. CHI $50, Ill
Libe cash advances pro erty a store.
t,EsEREScSs.-,'o rs, Ia. vel & Co. Cry Phal
o., G. G. Cook * o. Il u
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-22
Snarricd.

Sept m5er 18th, Ia ndan by Rev Z. Task r, Er.
SAMUEL ?. KEITH, aud ArHELINDA J. h@sTH, al.
of Wingyi e, Gran o. Wis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-22
Groceries.

Tea, COFFEE, Sugar, Spices. Tobacco. sosp, Dried
frliIs C, al Of the best qualities, and offered the
loEest figure
Without going into enumeration OF articles the
Subscriber you'd invite the public cali and examine
his stock a.. learn his prices determined sill
Cs~gp as any house in the Wcs5 ami as his goods
Of the lest quality none need fear TO purchase
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-22
" ashin gton, Oct. 10.
Louisville, Oct. 10.

Morgan's force, estimate at 800 pass
ed through Versailles ut midnight and
LawrenceburS at davlishs tnis morning,
botiy pursued 10y | umonts cavalry. 1t is
supposed ne viii do what damage he can
To DueIs trains, and endeayor TO slip
through and JOIN Bragg.
Railroad communication with licking
ton was opened Friday night.
teg~ The pevenpo t Gazette puts the
Republican majority in Iowa at about
1900, exclusive OF the soldiers vote
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-22
COUNTY TICKET.

FOR sheriff
THOMAS THOMAS. Of Ded gssi;ie,
Clerk of the Court,
JOEL WHITMAN, OF aidgeway.
For Register Of Deeds
JOSEPH VINCENT, OF Dodzev lie,
c ERIK q the Board
BENZ. II. HERR!CS, sf Highland,
Tr1asdrer-
FRANCIS VIVIAN. II ssiccr,sl ,'o.as,
District Attorney
ALEX. WILSON,
County Superintendent
ALVIN j. sLYr, of Doigevi,le,
Coroner
A. G. BTERs, o. EsiG'.-n',
su veyos-
AsEXI W. COMFORT. 81 LIN len.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-22
Republican Ticket.

For state Senator
JOHN To&y,
For Members az the As embly-
District cornnosed of the o. Rid Arena,
Jdsesii {, Ctvde, Pulaski, High ana ant "yomiIi,
oLITEsP USDEREOof,,
District compose OF the towns Of Linden, siitlin,
No-c,s WA.d sick and and Cit OF Ain raj
Point,
JOHN III. VIVIAN.
Fo- County Commissioners
DIST. composed Of the town. Of RI geway Dodsetii.e
an Highland,
BENJAMIN THOMAS,
DIST comp 5sed OF Arena, Clyde, Wyoming and Pu-
taski,
x. =. ALEXisD. x.
Dist composed Of Linden Miffliu, Moscow, wald-
-ick and town and City Of Miner Point,
FRANCIS LITTLE,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-22

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