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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01
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vrF v,ha hahOhiat5s., ~ N
lfssn shsEsw York JsurnAi Il conpssos sfJaly sc.l
A pasty calling themselves the "Nationai
oonvsntlcnists," have Issued D Aandblll fos cen.
ersi circulation, containing the plktforn Of thae
new body, s'adopted at New York, June 1862
Il 10 worthy Of mention ae one OF the many
moysments locking TO an end OF the war, and the
RESTORATION Of the Union. The chief points are,
thst there shall be but one national govefoments
chat the political equality ofali citizen OF the
European race, and the inherent equality Of all
men, Irrespective Of race 0s nationality snail be
Recognized; shat che Union and Conetitution shall
be pTeserved iuviolate; that no alteration shall
be made in the Constitution before July 4,
1876; that the existing war shall be prosecuted
| for The restoration OF the national unity and
the constitutional authority Of the Federal
Government throughout the Unioh, and for no
other purpose; that Whenever spy Of the aeced.
ed Ststes, or parts Of States, shall bertpresent-
led In CoiiEreas, they shail be held not 20 have
Ebeensin revolt az gsinsi the United States; and
that convention of all the Ststea ehall be held
| to arrange terms Of reconstruction. The
yentionists" cay that they are desirouH Of pro-
curing peace at tho earliest poasble moment, on
tsfrnsI lust DO favorable 10 the lpsgties engaged
il lie present oonHlut ind bell eve that an ear
ly pescs may be stteined py mqtaal conce:sions'
etriot regard for the righte OF person and prop.
erty of the "dissffscted communities" and
through, convention Of the people, The whole
document 10 couohed In earnsat but moderate
iangusgeg II bears no signatures or other indi'
Ecation Of iteorigin. - LIZ y ~. .1 -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01
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{ rt4S& III "a - SO E .ftJa Cs6"F
Ia YoMAnt'nE o.avsnnenf III
tg5:ufnt % previous netlce, we DemoorAcy
~ rui.cn leouuty a1semoioa ID eoavepuon ~
taeu delegates, at miksell's heil, Wauseen'
July soth, lor tne purpose OF nominating oenpi-
uaIee fot county ohcers'
lne Convention WAS orgaplzeu ~ npp0inMpg
"a. Handy 20 the Chair,A and Y, ~. r. biAiley
ana j. =. van bfeaklrk, Secretaries, 80
~ mouop, .. ~, ,Catelyg Jenks MOI ey, s'9nn y
NeNoomei, Morfn PamorSand huysoni Aiqllon
were appointed as committee on Credenuais.
~ On notion Az Q. Hough, Basles kloasru-
son. - SNOW, John WAtkina and Boyd pun
pst were sppo,ntea commitsee on hufn =
On monon, Z. a. Hunt, q: y. biodle, y. -
Nef.on' NJ y. Ely ana ~; .; Draily were ap-
poincea ~ commt.ee on nesoluuone.
on mVnun, me SonvsnNon aoJourneoo nee'
~ one o'c'occk + Ma3 ,.a:,ssa ~
AFTERNOON SESSION
100 P. M.--The convention was called to
order by the Chairman. ~ 98hl
The COMMITTEES on eredentiala presepted the cir
report through s.. II. Catelv. Cbairmanl of said
Committee, which was accented and adopted,
There was a full delerstion from every
township In thu county. loWe omit the, names
fnr vant NJ roofn ICnol 4. n t..s...st,
| "a Tho report Of the committee on trules was
presented and adopted. mI sssr
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01
annoa srnssr,sr Ps92sIstIs 3 iH.sh sHIsssisFs.

Il :
st. so,.a Ths Democratic needngs shst efe now va
~ King place ID this State, are moastsr demon
stra,iona- --anch "a hsgs never beforsbSsn held
ah 10 0hied bisaPusa ,.uur able and accomplished
slahdarasbsGfs y 1irgI YtaLArDIeHln being
iss sxils- -hna salssedy haddrasssd Immense
.sss !. nsetDsSs u Al olioslh places: hogan.
DNHockine teoupgs bancs,sS Fairfield coun-
~; washipeten, Fsyetse county Limss'
.sa aOAIIen . county - Sidney, Shelby county
.ss,s Bsilsioatsghs Lggapcounsyf Marssvs, Onion
s1,,sssSI scuuiAy DsIawsie. sDsssk COUNTY The
srxyrsn.H has had notices of'shs. .Aris ioass ~
80 y. these !. neslngs, and the speeches there dsly-
q uoOsrsdga Il ilheIeafisr ccntslp notices efthe
II - others, aud q those 100 held bMeafter To.
soIluc M PuoH and other ablsspsaksra win cd
dress sbeIsEgest meeting ever held IN Pieka-
SSS couuAysat diilwihsI '''F'' y
- ssaH Ths nsstingat Rsllsieptpgs,e % Ypdnssday'
JAN 29Ih,.was an immense affair teen thou.
ana people tei6k present At Msrysvllle, IN
she .lItsle q 81 p9iod, who're there q no
ss n Dsnootatic paper. ten Thousand attended ths
IhSSsiaE.l 06y yThpEsdsN p heT DsmOclstsf
t,uth. The meeting At Delaware, on Fddsy
sstonIshsd evaybodyrsys6 nc pe9tcut1
shen,olvas "a i]vs stXsnty Thousand pscpls
i5fs lhere; thirteen hundred vsblolss we're
asr eopptsd q ~ procsssion; while ssyPral feei-
slg msss sf psnpcratic voters we're % hStvSbssk
Delaware never saw such sight bsfore-so
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01

RrMovIIt THr DIseRAcE hope dis oAbail.'I
tIoniss Of this place who on Monday evening
were engaged nburnIug over lhe death
cf tie lamsnledB BstAtcsmsp and patriot, John ].
Crlfsenden, will for The credit OF MilIotsburg,
upon sctiouexcuse their conduct or Wit their
psnal ehllit7 llg squaIelT ont pf n - Heias.
cSsafv Fsragf Jaly ob loldr wv w., = Z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01

WcAyHy C CLAssnArrs, ~ Eloratio seymour, now
Governor OF New York, and George w. Wood
ward, the next Governor OF Pennsylvania
graduated In the same class at Geneva, New
York, and between them there has ever existed
the truest, Hrmest fsiendship. Lss The people
,do their duty, as We have no 'doubt they win,
and We viii efteE next. fall have what, New
York non has, x Governor worthy Of the great
State cvSr which be ptesIdes. ~ Pitt.blvelP PastI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01
THE. OHIO STATESMAN Fol
{ ,d7aq THE CAMPAIGN. ~

NJ "a
The people Of Ohio are now commence
ing a political campaign the most fnopen-
aosstous mdinlportant that ever occurred in
the State. In order to understand the
full scopel9f the great issues involved in
the contest, the pfessamust not only be
n'S ffes,s lbptstke circvlati0h 0f ,fs newspapers
m must tbe general among the people. This
esfosfa fact Democrats should notfOrget nor lose
r,gsightaof. for one moment. IA The sTArEs: =:
80 M1S viii slabor diligently TO sustain and
defend the principles. Of IhrE eovif1ner-
a4a4msRT jWhiOhit itahas always supported, and
in order to enable Democrats to 'difusse
Z among apn the people, people wFsg receive sub,
asefibers to our different issues for q Inn h q
,,s tied period sfollowSas .yssi ,,,, s0 %
THE WEEKLY STATESMAN "a
wii sent 70 single Subscribers At 19i a
cents per copy prs month. tor three or
,slivsicur months, as'5fhe parties may elect, eka,
= si..oss y s Accents for three months, or, go
tsoalscents for four months. ysbsssT no "a, .rS
-''A THE TR1-wEEKLY ST ATEsMAINll N
tasidswilla be asents tosinglss subscribers ornto
Clubs for three months " rs cent? per
ACCOMPLISHMENT one dellat per
saconbyi. 7 sbio q .a-slsdasqs ;glAsco
.'''l ;ossa ss'1iT 1THEsB i -s.a
- liz "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01

ID, AfoLTiosisis READ! The following Item
ffs the zinesville Auyors shows how sthes pov
iiicAl. wind blouS thls summers. b1s aoiJQisss
s"ThS msIority6f yhe poldIers who were here
an " edpeadGy evening I6sty from Fairfield
county, to eoin pufsuit Of the febol freebootef,
John Mofgsd, were VALLANDI9HAM MEN
and cheefed lustil5 fof that champion Of free
upesoh ard tho rights of che eItlzel. 70 one
16nIps6yot 6nshd1dssd msn NiNETY-EoUR
wsrS Democrats df5 FeIIandieham m6nBiEai,
torsf fo7'ap9' pn q fr0 Fls ~ o. nv.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01
Correctien Of miAtalkes in. Drafting
~ o WAR DEPARTMENT, Paovosr MARaHAI)
,lii, W dl GENERAL's 0YFIoE,
lc9 lWAsHfseron, d, G. jul, %, 1867

Circular No. SO. l'a' =. beaSai "
Whenever any drafted man shsll show to
be may have been enrolled that he was i'm
properly enrolled, having been, whom enrolled,
IN alien, non.resident Of the district, not OF
proper age, or in the service on the 3iof March,
1868, he shall be discharged by the Board, and
his place ia the quota shall not be filed from
the fifty percent drawn 10 addition TO the quota
to supply vacancies created by exemption 'atis-
log under the second section Of the Enrolment
ACT ta .Nup'o lJ9 4 y so -tqiqi2Q tlif1
I-~' aiJhas n81f ,gtJ sygfn.s CO 70 rpv
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

OHIO, lREMALE QOL-
The highest educational advantages are 6fofsd In In
teIecluai Physical and Moral ouiture; also In Vocal
and Iuatrumen tai Muslo Painting and Drawing! III
ranks snons The h IsHsls o0issss IN teo
Knss ,l;ISs A. ID, ,.ov.oaiaq a,ve,ys sisa ".
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01
pamarss ID age q q .s d Morgan Raid 70 be Paid.

4 4 AZ. .
"A "A GoyssnoF Ton hss written Il, Che military
Ecdm6iittses Of the sevsrai counties through
which MoReAN passed, as follows 70 sspa :. n
GrsFLr LrMEs = Il ia important u the State.
az well az TO the individual Sufferers, that be
advised st as early day as practically ot The
sxteht of the injuries eommit.et W Morgan
land chose under hls command frog ,thelF raid
throughout the State. al asfa sigi'ia /! &;
can not think Of any better means OF ob.
taining this information, than BY applying 70
| the several Military Committees Of the coun-
ties interested. / I,hsve therefore 70 request
that you; either in.person or by some t'usty
agents by, yon to be appointed immediately pass
over his route within yonr county and ascertain
lsis The name Of every individual eritefer'
%. The nature or chafscter Of the lose. y
81. The amount or value thereof e,e3 ~
!, An. The public property destroyed, such az
school houses, churches, bridges, highways etc.
lsa 5th. The dlnIufy done 70 corporate property,
sach .as trfnpikes, railroads and canals. -as
IN, vi aer Respectfully yours, .,,,,ejr, J, z,
,ls er olssM ssiT6DAVlD TOD, Governor.
Ia .ubssqusnt letter the Governor sskl
that the Military committee also report 10
him ~
Ist. The claims Of all persons for da aages
sustained by acts Of our forces, who were 10
any way engaged in aiding to capture tho enc
mad. The claims of all persons for subslstence
yolup tarily given our forces, or insolubtarily
given the enemy,e forcee,o thi
a. The claims OF all persons for services
rendered either ae guides, scouts, messengers,
or 10 ami. other capacity, BY authority from this
office direelly, or from your committee, or any
~, "A fionr In the Federal or State
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01

~ - '''IIIl lftll 10y ~, ~
MY Msr.s.l y.al * s.1Ft 1Fts ss.o''Io su,. 4
urthnl pI.ehafss, elect DIAL wsslness, Hgh.!g
Kdnosa and B|sda5k wbich 81 becn used By upward
Of one hundred ph clalI Ni entire success. super:
.ealns gaDsnsy oepsi@ osDalss, or sDy COMPOUND
BSrIs srrclvic Pnts are speedy In action, eaeotpg
cure In few days, which ID permanent They pre-
pared from Vegetables eAtacts that aEo haImlsgB the
system, and never nauieate the stomach or mpregnan
the BREATH No change Of diet 10 necessary whe usine
them Nor does their action interfere with bu4ne9l
pursuits. Each box contains sIK dozen Piiis. Phct
ID DR.. D0i5iii ip5iniiiLs rRrArisn oNTBnMMAL WEAK
NESS Self Abuse, oss Of Power, Impotence, Pfema'
ure Decay Sexual Disease etc. pamphlet OF so pages
containing important advice TO the aftoted, BENT
FREE. BLK DENTS are required q pay postage.
Sent secure from Sobseryauon aud conhdentiaiVp py
mail, postpaid, on the receipt Of the money sy
|i95TId l0ii .sEo.7s 6Adsr 'tfssl, RsNYofk
'''a y 4. ~ sSHEsEsS sIsEns co., Agents Cincinnati,
qltisgq ---es-egd sina!9 ..nI -
-. Trssa Rs Tsssss zee Es.. C1 y
Emlssions Genital Debility, stc. etos pamphlet 81 ot
Wh6h shouldbe read by every sufferer the means ol
cure In the seyefest stages h plainly set fosh. Sent
secure from observation enthusiastically By ma on
receipt q I've stamps ps;agsi gSsais9lSSNSM7p.
bsBSgr sgoyseN toi idlalq76 Cedar street, BsNYofk.
sR. o. BOZ, 5,07pri eysiild .sid oi1 SO ysa4
mArohjO uj-dorWeoWly ~ ,s,ta7l ,rnai gnag aut d
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01

Ey0nb Hathairon.

.|.
\ K1,bairon 4 ffOm che oresk word "Kaihio' or
SKallaiso sign,iEins b cleanse, rsjuyenalo and re-
store AThis srcieiswhht rs name signifies. For pre-
serving, restoring and beauying the human hair W
the mort remarkable pfepaatIsn in.thewcrld, its
again owned and put up by the original proPrtob and
M nav made kIh ts same care, sIilI and dlattentio
which gave Il sale Of one million bottles per
nnnl. sss-ss
II Is a most delightful HalE DEesng. ran
h, ltsadIclies stuff and daddfpas Sfl
II keeps the head cool and ci'np
sItnskss the hair tich ,soft and slouy's lihQ
II prevents the hair from falling Of and turning
III III rss.s..s haIr up pSn 'baid hssd.. ~
Any lady ergsptleman who values beautiful head Of
hair should use Lyons Ksthairon. II Is known and
used throughout the civilized world. Gold by all
respectable deaiersaa % ~ t2E elef W
DEsLAss. BARNES g. CO., Proprietors,
- a. A. NEW YORK.
juJyii -dstwepeod
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01
To Consumptives.

VMBl lAbvERFIBRR HAVING dBEsN REsT0RlD
10 hesit hjn afewj weeks, by Agsy simple remedy,
after having suffered several years With severe lung
ssscstsb aud tkal lsad disease, oohsbnpoD, Is anx
ious 10 ahe known 70 bis fellow suerera the means Of
Asfrs.i .ials 11ill Sssi tfs ir's aaif'ob "a 1isy
To all who desire It. he will send copy of The pre-
scripuopuisa (sss Of sbsg@ wil the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will ands
suRi cuir for oonsunRrIos, .AsrHhA, BaonsHrFIs.
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the Pro
script on ID to benefit the AIoled, and spread norma
ton which hs ohcsyes % be invaluable ana he hOpss
every suaerer Will tn bis remedy. as u v cost them
nothing, and may prove Ablesslng, ,JIid sl3 v'i
Rev. EDwARD A, WILSON, Wiiiian,hurgh,
pss lou i5 ssa isSso ~ uKpgs County New York
D mallo-d9m.i aadl gaai Ion .hr.lnlsl VInaNl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01
Democratic State Ticket,

asll ,siiissicil9 a. ,i.i-1-aszA ,gst,s'senO
"a 'asSs ss'ea rOa 'dovEasoa, 'asoa sS'a K :.
,..lm CLEMENT L., ,yALLANDIGHAM,
sshas3 aSsq Of Montgomery County. ssaooo
soral 4titurnnasr sovEhnoR, ,lsslloa
,soAalu GEORGE ~ sP0GH, o. Hamilton
" ottaog - tiSAdlffc + sFtoHo p2t<letFGg
,sm 3 / ,ssiiee AuDuoEoF srAfr,I ! .daBf
WILLIAM HUBBARD, Of Logan
- - .ol2'oi Y eraElsuSER OF srlrf, -
HORACE s. KNAPP, Of Ashland,
sitlsh assesA se ,suPREns supoE, seai az 4
'si,sa P.svAN TRUMP, Of Fairfield. tlsas
yssnts.a al IPoARD pr PUBLIC woRKs, 40
1xrq JOHN II. sHEATON, Of Bslmpnk, W
sossnaat isW }xo9 -. i,aitSH soi,sd3
DemocratIc STATE OantrnI O0inmitfs
nsN 3gs N az il .6ilef 0Bts ah4glss 20 Il I
das9 y 6H7Ce ~ sys1-T--d ss,lls. LA "
JOHN q. TH0Mps0N, SAMUEL MhDAkf,
GE0. L CONVERSE, ANON LAfmAr,l
eolhi814 .,iAIAEN q f7HURMAhu au
Is Ailthsss esntemsn rpside IN 1oumbus. and lelt
Of poliiieaL aarhb er eddEcssed y epy pne q ~
"a VIII receive proper attention; s,assye ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01

e Ia ubssquent letter the Governor ask
that the Military committee also report u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01

) jyg.selashSi e = q Ns ss,pfe.ave, New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-01
Sold :, n sD2ssEss sS1SsEl;'s;' Agents c,asapll

marc R.Iss sSs i;',a s,oa e. s - '. Saas
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-17
Dodgeville Sabbath School Festival

For the last ten years the officers, schol-
ars and friends who are particularly inter
ested in the progress and prosperity of the
P. VI. Sabbath-schoolat Dodgeville, have had
their annual festivals; and they were deter
mined this year should not be an exception.
A few days before the appointed time for
our social gathering, three or four of the
young ladies Of the School were sent by its
authorities to collect money Of those whom
we know are always disposed to help US j;
and we are pleased to state, they met with
the same kindness and liberality as on fer
m. occasions. They reported nearly six
ty dollars collected for the purpose. Ac-
cording to en- understanding and previous
arrangement, a cordial invitation was ex-
tended to the officers Of the Congregational
and NJ e. Sabbath schools, to participate
with us in the good things provided for the
occasion. And on the 10th inst, about 4
o'clock in the afternoon, amid rain, mud,
lightning, thunder, and harmonious blend
ing Of music sounding from horns, trump
cts, and other musical instruments, we
found ourselves Officers, teachers, children
and friends) snugly crowded in the church.
All things being in readiness, the blessing Of
God was asked upon what we were about
to receive, in the following manner: "Be
present at our table Lord ETC., and for
about four hours, one company after anoth-
er, as mary as could sit at the long table,
as the gizzard dictated, partook of tea, cake
ofevery kind, bread and butter, apples, cam
dies, etc, until we believe ali were satisfied ;
the same time the celebrated Dodgeville
Brass Band entertaining US with some Of
their favorite airs. They can play well :
and if the countenance is true exponant
of the mind, there was satisfaction every
where
About Il o'clock in the evening, prepara-
tons were made for the public meeting
After singing and prayer, bro. Samuel Hen
dy, the Superintendent of the school, was
unanimously elected president Of the meet
ing. Appropriate remarks were made by
the Chairman, Revs. n. Mayne, Congrega-
tional minister from Potosi, G. Dawson,
from Mineral Point, and myself which
were interspcrsed with some delightful
pieces sung by the choir; we have every
reason to believe that satisfaction was given
to all parties. The benediction being pro-
nounced upon the congregation, we were
dismissed and went home feeling glad we
were connected with the Sabbath school in
Dodgeyille. Nagasine.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-17

LATE FRosTs-The frosts of last
August, says the Lancaster Herald,
seem TO have been severer and more de-
structive south of Wisconsin than NORTH
though extending as far north as Mime
sofa where the losses 10 crops and veg
itation were but slight. Tn Wisconsin
the ccrn crops were ruined in some of
the valleys in others but slightly in
jured, while on the high lands nothing
was hurt.
In lower Illinois the destruction by
frostIwas more severe than elsewhere.
In parts of Kentucky the frost did hea-
w damage, as also in Missouri and In
diana.
In this county the marks of frost are
seen in the gardens and corn fields of al
low places, often leaving the corn tota'
loss. The sugar appears to have stood
Il better than corn.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-17
nsy-Tbe Lafayette Co. Mdependent

Dy-The Lafayette Co. Independent
of the 18th contains the list of premi
um8 to be awarded by the Lafayette
County Agricultural Society, at their
first annual fair, which is to be held at
Darlington on the 9th, 9TH and 9Th of
Octobernext Theirpremium list makes
a good show, and we hope they may be
abundantly success ful.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-17

sYeOn the outside Of our paper will be
found the Springfield letter of President
Lincoln. We would recommend that every
body.read this letter, especially those whose
sympathies do not beat IN Unison with his.
An honest and candid pernsal by this por-
ton Of the community cannot help but soften
down the rough edges of their feeling TO-
wards the President and his measures.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-17
IOWA COUNTY coURT-1S PROBATE.

IOWA COUNTY CoURT-IS PROBATE.
In the matter of the estate Of JOHN PHILLIPS,
deceased.
: ErTERS of administration having been this day
I 4 issued to SARAH PHILLIPS, Of Iowa County,
and twelve months from the date hereof being allowed
and limited creditors present their claims aganst said
deceased for examination and allowance; it is ordered
that all claims and demands against the estate Of said
deceased be examined and adjusted before the Judge
Of this Court, that purpose he will be at his
Office in tile Village u Dodgeve the first Monday
Of each month during the term above limited
And it is further ordered that said administrators with
out delay cause copy Of this order to be publish oT
four successive weeks in the D0DGEyILLE CHRON-
ICLE. a weekly Newspaper circulating in said County
and that she cause like cory to ne posted up in
four different public places in said County.
Dated August lths lSC3.
s. 3. ANsLEY.
48w4 County Judge
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-17
Examination of Teachers

The examination of Teachers will be held
in the various Inspection Districts at the
times and places following:
INsPlcTIoN DISTRICT no. l.
(Nneral Point and Dodgeville)
October 1st, ID, and Sd, at the Court
House in the village of Dodgeville,. and
Oct. 9Th and 9th, at the City Hall. Mineral
INSPECTION DISTRICT NO. 2.
(Arena and the north half Of Ridgsway9
Oct. 18th, 9Th, and 9th, at the school house
in District No. 6, Arena.
INSPECTION DISTRICT 40. 8.
(Tyomng and Clyde.)
Oct. 18th, 18th, and 14th, at the school
house in the village Of Jonesdale.
INSPECTION DISTRICT no 4.
(IIighland and Pulaski)
Oct. 18th, 10th, and 18th, at the school
mousse In the village OF Highland, least dis
trict.)
INSPECTION DISTRICT 40. 5.
(LiDden and NIfiin)
Oct 10Th, goth, and 2lst, at the school
house in the village Of Linden.
INSPECTION DISTRICT NO. 6.
Chadwick, Moscow, and the south half of Ridgeway)
Oct. 22d, 23d, and oath, at the school
house in the village Of Adamsville.
n. B. The first two days in each Inspec-
ton District as advertised above, will be de-
voted to the examination of teachers; on
the third day Teachers District Associa-
ton will be organized.
A. J. SLYE,
County Sup't,