The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-21
General Election Notice.

To the Sheriff Of RenOShd Cous.tu:
NOIACE Is hereby given that at the general eec-
Monday, being the 7th day OF November ne xt in the
several towns wards and election precincts in the
sate OF Wisconsin, and by the qualified electors of this
state in the actual military service of the United
or OF This State, at the several ports camps hosnas
or places where said electors may be that day. the
foioWlng officers are to be elected, to wit:
Governor, in the place of James 7. Lewis Lieu
tenant Governor, in the place of Wyman Spooner: a
Secretary of State in the place of Lucius Farchld:
STATE in the place of Samuel D. Hastings an
Atorney General, In the place of Winfield Smith:
Stete Superintendent, in the place ofJohn G. McMynn
| a Bank Comptroller in the place of William IT. Ram,
sey: State Prison Commissioner, in the place of Hem
ry Cordier whose several terms of Office will expire
/ on the first Monday of January, 4. D. 1866.
Also, State Senator in each of the following SEN
ate Districts whose terms of flee will expire on the
nrst Monday OF January, 1868.
The Second District, comprising the counties of
Brown and Kewaunee.
The Fourth District, comprising the county of
Washington;
The Sixth District, comprising the third Fourth, fifth
and eighth wards of the city of Milwaukee, and the
towns OF Mauwatosa, Greenfield, LAKE, Oak Greek
and FRANKLIN, In the county q Milwaukee
The Eighth District, comprising the county of Ke.
nosha. IA
The Tenth District, comprising the county of Wau,
kesha.
The Twelfth District, comprising the county of Wal
Sank.
The Sixteenth District, comprising the county of
Grant.
The Eighte enth District comprising the towns of
FOX Lake, Chester, Westford, Beaver Dam. Burnett
Calamus, Oak Grove, Elba Cyman, Lowell, Portland
shields, Emmett, Trenton, the city of WATERFOWL,
the south ward of the village of Waupun in the coun-
| ty of Dodge
The Twentieth District, comprising the county OF
Fond du Lac.
! The Twenty Second District, comprising the coun-
1 ties OF Outag annie, Shawano OcontG and Door.
The Twenty-Fourth District, comprising the coun>
| ty of Green.
The Twenty-Sixth District, comprising the towns OF
Dane, RoXbury, Mazoma1ie, Black Earth, Berry
Spfneheld, Middleton, Cross Plains, Vermont, Blue
Mounds, Springfield, Vernon, FitcLburg, Oregon,
Madison, in the county of Dane.
The Twenty eighth District, comprising the counties
OF Pierce, st. Croix, Polk, Dallas Burnett, Douglas
La Pointe and Ashland
The Thirtieth District, comprising the counties G.
Richland, Crawford and Vernon.
| Inc Thlrty-SecoLd District, comprising the coun.
ties OF jackson, Clark 4rempeleau, Buffalo, Pepin
Eau Claire, Dunn and Chippewa
| Member of Assembly in each A ssembIy District O.
the sta.e and such county officers as are by law re-
CURED to be elected at such election.
| Az the same election, the question of so amendinE
the Constitution ofthe State as to extend the right
suffrage to male persons of African descent agreea
bly, to chapter Ala of the laws of 1855 will be submit
ted to Said electors.
Said election to be conducted, the votes canyasseC
and returns made in pursuance of the Revised Stat
session, as amended by chapter IS, of the laws o
1865.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of tn
State, at the Capitol in Madison this 3st day OF Au
gust, 1860. LUCIUS FAIRCHILD,
.a Secretary of Stat q;