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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-08-10
THE RADICAL UNION CON-
..l VENpION.

? The great National Radical Union party
y meet in convention in the " Quaker city"
. abe 3rG Of nsIt month (Sept) The object
: Of this assemblage Of the representative
= men oftbG patriotic party opposing the wild
. and mad schemes Of a second rebellion,
? which me fostersd and encouraged by Ere
eutive favor and patronage IL 10 more per-
o fsttly consolidate and unite the Radical
Union men Of the nation, sud thus thwart
the designs Of hsRebeIJOhnson party, and
avert the horrors and bIoodshed Of another
fhternseine conflict. This convention we
hope and believe will eject this most desir.
able eonsamation. Old party ereeds and Is
sues wiz be buried in the sea Of oblivion
nd every delegate whether he comes from
III. granite bills Of New England or from tho
iebsIeursed and war-rayased:resions Of the
South, win diysst himself OF the preju-
diesS, passions asd bigoiy 81 bis section,
and devise, deliberate speak and labor for
The good OF the whole country and for each
sat evsrypaTi % ~ We Prsdict that the
usmos. concord ADD good feeling will at
ispe iAs deliberations Of this noble and pa.
irio,ie eonvoeation. me Radical Union man
Eorh, and ne Radical Union man South
are I htrnopIopI duality in, feelings, motives
aud desires svery trus friend 10 hb conu,ry
deal - bia dfTouen airs steven,
,Psunnsr OF ssy other mao" ofsush pro.
verbally fsrTent patriotism u~iibop,thiss con.
stani, unalsrahls and incorporating dsyo.
top. loyalty and paldotbm, isat gsoundlna
tfaf, aAdA iahing eynba THIS soorsn.
'iss vfl Be sopPsssd 81 psn, Who suiiainsd
tbs g%ovsrnnsnt "a De dirssi sIigspeiss Of.
ayfr IN ne eihissi, congress and % tbs
sea ~ deadly eoubsi. Thss. xliisfSsle.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-08-10

gates, who have learned the song OF the
shell and the whlspe Of Inc mimic eIl coun'
tel and dictate jdbt as hey fO~ughs-sgdin't
he enemies Of Ms RPubhe, who aFe getting
braVsly over the modification Of defeat, and
are working under 0 new programme devised
by Andy johnson to attain the old object
We believe the happy fate Of this nation de-
ponds largely upon the action Of this con-
v%entiOn. The loyal people Of tho whals
Union are looking hopefully TO old indspens
dence Hall to see the pillow Of 6ts arise from
its sacred and historic wnlls on The Ord OF
Sept next to lead them back to tbs old
Canaan of National unity progress, aud hap
rihess. AND THEY WILL NOT BE DIS
APPOINTED. h.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-08-10
To the Loyal Unionists of the

The great issue is npop US, The
minority in Congress and its supper
ters firmly declared thntIhe rights OF
tho citizen, enumerated in the Consti.
tuition, and established by the supreme
law, must be maintained inviolato.
Rebels aud rebel sympalhizers assert
that rights of citizens must belong to
IterSlales. and under such regulations
as the respective States choose volun-
larily to prescribe. We have seen
this doctrine of State sovereignty cur
ried out in its practical results until all
authority in Congress was denied
the Union temporarily destroyed the
constitutional rights Of the citizens Of
the South nearly anpihilated, and tho
land evastafed bv civil war.
The time has come when the strue-
turf of the southern States Govern
ment must be laid on constitutional
principles, or the despotism, grown
up under an atr0cious Leadership, DO
permitted 10 remain. We know Of no
Dther plan IMAM that Congress, under
III consiitationHl pnwer, shall INV ex-
erUise its authority 10 establish the
principle whereby protection il made
co-oxleusive with citizenship. We de-.
maud and ask you to concur in de-
handing protection to every citizen
on the great republican basis Of equal
ily before the law. 6.i
And further, that no State Govern.
ment should recognize as legitimate
under toe constitution, in 50 far nsi u
does not, By its organic law, make i'm.
partial protection full end complete
under the dactriDe ofstate sovereign.
Is. With rebels, the foreground con.
Trolling Southern Legisialures. and
embitiering rs disappointment h their
Schemes 10 deAtroy ne Unicn. There
viii be no safety fJr tRe loyal 6Ismeht
ibf the South. Our felhhcr Tor prottc
ZION Il now III Congress, and'ihe great
Union party that has stood and 10
standing By tie hatlonality,o By the
constitution ifighwoft de cititsnyahd
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-08-10
An~MINISTRAT0R,S NOTICE.

A II PERSONS WHO ARE INDEBTED
n TO the 'esmteto y. Claihourne Coz,
decd, or J.. G. 4 JyD. Cox, are hereby no.i.
fed to come forward and make immediate set
Element. All persons having claims against
the said estate are also notified to file the
same with the pndersigned, who has be en-
appointed 6yihe Comfy Court the legal ad-
minisirator within the time specified By lsw,
or the same will be forever barred. Those
indebted 10 this estate and failing 70 settle
the same will ud3tbeir claims 10 the hands
Of an officer for collection.
aug 10, 1866, john D. cox, Admir-.
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johnson Cluba.

KSo1vrLLE, Tenn. Aug 0, ls66.-EdtorI
Union Flag /. You are well aware Of the old
adage " give the devil rope enough and he
will hang himself Now whit do you think
of " johnson Clubs' do you think there is
. possibilityiof making clubs enough to break
somebody's back and head2
.iitAnotber thing Andy johnson once said
that "when a person became identified with
traitors in the prosecution Of treason. that
from that time he ceased 10 be q citizen, con
seQuently he must be an alien land that's the
struth.) Now by what process do they so cas-
lily assume citizenship Is It by the process
Of getting whipped lfso why would it not
be a good idea to treat our foreign emigrants
in the same way rather THAI make them
wait so lOng7 Bat the fact is that every
Rebel who went with eyes open into the re.
bellion for the purpose Of overthrowing and
utterly destroying this government did by
that act destroy his citizenship in the gov
ernment, declaring that his identity with the
government, was forever dissolved, declaring
they.wOuld not even write their own terms
Of reconciliation. What q baresaced efron-
terry then nov TO claim rights and privileges
as citizens. Was ever anything more bare
faced or diabolical7 SESEx. 4
P. S. our speaking here yesterday was Of
the frs, satsr.
In answer to our correspondents interrog-
atory, our opinion of Johnson Clubs is, IN
phaticaIly, that they are esSs-pOOh, into which
all the filth, scum and skunks Of creation,
from a rebel down to the lowest comprehend,
God save us from a wOlperiae, tneenddry
Copperhcad :! are thrown, without any per-
ceptibls loss to the community in which they
may be established, and create no inconve-
niense save the aintolerable stencil" they
produce, spoken Of by one Roger A. Pryor,
Of Virginia.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-08-10

Br A. c. Sands, United States
Marshal, Ohio, bearing told that he
could stay in office ifhe would support
the Philadelphia Convention, replied:
81 helped organize the Union party
| have done a great deal uf work for il
| will eat DIRT for no man, and no Office
will make me do it, The President
may remove me "a loon ~ he id
plsases. ! will not helps the Copper
heads" a,f.t0.l
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-08-10
NOTICE.

NIlLLIAM ROBERTS vs. David Wagner
w Afiachmst Bill, II appearing to the
Clerk 4 Master / At the defendant David W.
Bagn,r, is q non. resident Of the State Of
Tennessee, or so abseondS that the ordinary
process Of law cannot be served upon bin Il
IL therefgge oudered that publicn on be made
ia the Usiog Flag published a Jonesboro 10
said State FOR four successive weeks notify
Jog the said defendant 10 appear At The Court
House IN Ia ~loSVillo on the 2nd Mondny 10
September next at a Chaneefy Court then
and there 70 be heldl fot johnson County ia
the let Chan Gerry DiEt. IN said State and plead
answer or demur 10 said gill or the sans viii
he SET for bearing exparteJ i nl ~ f
Aug. 2, 1890. TH0SgS. SNYTH, O. 4 n
auglow4pfsSJ III RoHrsE BERhy, DC an,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-08-10

BGrThe Nashville Banner says the
information brought By visitors from
East Tennessee represents that section
orihe State in . perfect blaze ~ofexeite.
ment over the riotous proceedings OF
the Rump Legislature The uass Is just
tie othe. loayl Its accompanied BY loud
and prolonged shOuts Of rejOioing by
o loyal p%Opulace for the great victory
achieved over treason.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-08-10
By lhe beneaqo prinaIplss o. afrso


by the beneh cent principles Of afree
government,
For the purpose Of bringing the
loyal UnioRist Of the South into con-
iunctive action with the true friends
Of the Republic throughout the North
we invite you 10 send delegates in
goodly numbers from all the Southern
States, including Missouri, Kentucky,
West Virginip, Maryland and Della.
ware, to meet at independence Hall,
in the city philadelphia, on the FIRST
Monday Of September next,when it is.
proposed we should meet; at that thine
10 recommend measures for the estab,
lishment Of such Government in tho
South as accords WITH, and protects
The rights Of all. citizens. .,N1J
We trust that this call will be respon-
dcd to by the numerous delegates Of
such az represent the, true Loyalty Of
the South, and that kind or Govern
mentwhich gives full protection TO all
the rights OF the citizen, such as our
fathers Intended, and which We Claim
as u birth.right.
The lovers of constitutional liberty
must rule the nation Or rebels and
their sympathizerS be permitted to
misrule it,, Shall loyalty or, diAOyal-
~ have the keeping of the destin;es
ofthe naiionG Let the response to
this call, which is'6ow 10 CIRCULATION
for signatures and sbeing numerous
~ signed, answer, Nolieel is given
that gentlemen ut a distance can have
their names attached 10 it by sending
a request By letter addressed to B. W.
Bingham, Washington DC. [Sigped:l
WIN. BGsToKRs, ! OF Tennessee,
JOS. S. FOWLER,
~ JAMES GETTYS,
A. j. HAMILTON d4 OF Texas.
sGEo.W PASCHAL, A3talaqat
SHERWOOD, niiet ai 40 %"
G. b. SABlN, Y
g. w. $saBURN, ssof Georgia.
J. ". MCCLURE, OF Missouri.
az /. RsKELSOs IN nTn" rT
= ~. r. 5ENJAMiN,
r. T. VAN HORN, mH
GEO. W. ANDERSON, aci4 ~
BYRON LAFLEN, OfN. Carolina.
DANIEL r. G0ODL0E, liD"
J.B. TORTH, or Fairfax co. virginia.
JIM. STUART, Of Alexandria, Virginia.
A.C.H ARM2S,
WIN, N. BERKELEY, 49,
LEWIS MCKENZIE or Virginia,
,"Jaw. HUNNIOUT,I "rE
J.C. UNDERWOOD, hN'-N
W. j.. COMING,
JOHN MINOR Bolts, "ii"'" 'T'"
JOHN r: LEWlsMlVEoN%l
FRANLIN STEARNS,
ALEX. NJ. DAVIS,
GEO. REESE 0fAlAbama.
4" d. H.. BINGHAM, "ah'4
NJ. J.SAFFOLD, 'gJ9
J.H. bARC0MBE,7 -vnsg17g - tias
THOMAS W. CONWAY, or Louisiana.
JAMES GRAHAM.
PHILIP. FRAZAR or Florida,
W. r. BlLLYER,
WAsHISeToS, July A., 1860.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-08-10
VIEWS OF A TRUE TENNESSEE
CONGRESSMAN.

Hon. Horace Maynard Representatives in
Congress from the 2ud District Of Tennessee
writes to the Union men Of Tennessee as fol-
lows. t.,e
TThe great fight will be fought In the
country next fall. II the Union men sus-
tain themselves, the onward course Of events
is pleasant and easy for the country. Hthey
are. overthrown, then the southern con-
federncy reyives and starts on a new career"
Radical and true Union mer Of East Ten
nessee, get yourselves in readiness for the
great Struggle now pending. Soon you may
be called upon to.agaih take up arms In de-
Tense OF your homes against the destroyer.
Be strong and waver notAand God viii be
your guide and your helper in every time Of
need. $500 wf+ f a ift HHI -IgF
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-08-10

The New TRAP'-Al Disguise If
now thrown off: and the Randall Boil
ters' Convention ia to be mado respec-
table in the numbers Represented. by
a general attendance of the late sup
porters for President ofGeorge B Nc
Clellan and those of Jefferson Davis.
The State, recently in revolt are to he
fully represented; that is,their exrebelS
arc to be; if their iOyalists were 10
send delegates they would not be adj
mitted. And The entire Sham Dem
ocrucy is gning in, rs the Washington
Address clearly indicntes.
Mr.. Webster snid mas, that, if the
Wing party were to go over to the
Free Soil, it would be the Wing party
still; only with Martin Van Buren, at
the head oft That which RandallS
call will gnther Mt Philadelphia will he
simply the old Slavcry-c
negro-crushing Sham Democracy, with
II very few renegade Republicans serv-
ing az decoys. down with the Mig.
gerl up with the Rebel" will be its
war cry. II any one walks into the
trap who does not belong there. he
cannot reasonably claim that it was
adroitlv set, "The wayfarine man.
if not a fool, may keep out o it.-N.
Y. Tribune COS al
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-08-10

HarThe burnt district ipg Portland
was aecdratelJ surveyed Monday, and
found 10 cover an area Of three
HUNDRED uhdat~epty-tersn acres, 30
Thoroughly burst that d Is believed
that scarcely ten cords Of eharrod
wood could BE- gathered from The fd-
inns. 8.is al tea ,l1il 4f la
It e stated that S6mio roycuty chill
.dron have besa born on Munjoy Hill
since thS'dfe. a1's p
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-08-10
CHAMBERLAlN,aBR0
Wholesale AND RErArL wv
% DR'U
~ @rold Drug Store, IN
GAY Street, Knoxville, 'TeaHsm

WYE TAKEiPLBASURE TN INFORMING
Wv the people ofdEasi Tshaesses iha, VI
have now completed our arrangements z
having constantly in store a very large Sh
Of aNfaTr
Drugs and Chemicals, Pptept Nytids
Physicians Pocket Cases Tfvpa q
Supporters Surgical IngtrumspA D
liStuEs, Paints, IN on and Dry.y''A
Tanners Oil and LampbiAck, window
Glass and Hollow Ware Toilet ArlNa,
add Pergepery, Wines, Liquors 0lg7i
Comprising in paIi the folloYins ~
Ayers Sarsaparilla, q sra 81 81
III Ayers Cherry PeetoRaL
Ayers Agne Cure 7r'o
Jayne's Expectorant
Jayne's Alternative,
ITJayne's Cayminauye BdnH
H0stetter Stomach Bitters,
1oll9D oak's P~Eabt6tiobe BRlik4
Hooaandsl German Bltters,
Blackberry Carminative,
Wislar's RaISam Off Mild Cherry
wa,a eBaltAm of Hbernmhd,
Or. Guysotts. Dock aRd sSarsiI dA
si- Halls Balsam for the u y
Railways ReadyYRyhof) III
b Perry Davis Pain KILT "
Mexican Mustang Liniment,
Arabian Liniment,
American GnYglingO Oil. p yy
hudlhm's, Specific,
Emerson's D X, "a fAnA
rn Planler,s Capsules,
z mdorBsr ,cfsS5 os
ID Cudbar' Hf " 79rf Varnish,
Loewood, ae' WhiteLNIt
Red Sanders, NV Red Lead
C9PPsras9 " * 5qss
Alum, MindOWb
Linseed Oil, Z Putty, ~
Tanners Oil, Spice,
Coal Oil. r,Cw Pepper
Castor Ofl, Oh Ginger,
h 4 M STONE
AVER wRIGHT3 BRANpRETHs
BACKS, MAFFETT'S RADWAih
COOKS, JAMES p
and ~ ,slirb1
BLUE MASS
PIILSi R,PTI1ES
PhysieIans are especially inziistiSy
ipe our hrgr stock OF y 4 HDHl
'ANL CHE lPs.
which yv,hAse 9lgstsd Wa 0tBeah
enee 10 their wants,
rHr WDrSlsss 10 sen balpPphsg
and We ask, our cnstonera. 70 retyhT
Gle which proves olhefNise.- anTU
ii ffINN IIF LII
,7sa Also q large ssborlmer
.LUBINS PH1LON s, y BAN
RerNaz1aeTy'
Choice Wines and paHp
X0IH bF ALL KIsDSi " !. )
Warranted of,the best quallllA
,lmarkeEIOJ Nlb t3AA Z.
"a Gsrprol seplheFee gsDp
Brodles Itck cfrqie and HSbrp
'BRk Ha1t W@nceady n
Aprl ~ ~.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-08-10

Our JOB department Is replsie wilhquI he
latest styles o. tTtehmirprFbstG sud w ars
prspageA 40 exscute 40 rlasses . fprintlnf a.
he shortest noflre and On the mdll ffasiSu-
blstsfns, BsihE IN Edar orders " iras !
Tsfsa He OHce
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-08-10
I Prices Of URcurrent Man.,
By THOMAS 8. MAha

SELL YOUR UNouRnRRT MONEY -~S,M
loving aIs the rates paid BY rMOM1s AAAhI
BROKER, Corner " Piston mad College stre,,, ~Aal
WHO, for uucurrVnt money, Those euots,i,, ~
ole 70 8uetuate, bot may DO depended M hA
length Of time for remittanres to " rVcsl,.1 h~u
express, 4 forwarded without aelay. ~As
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-08-10
THE UNION FLAG.

GEO. EDGAR GRIsWAABs Editor a Pub,r
STEPHEN A. BOYELL AHsistant Editor.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-05

Lannon's AytEG NAsUNG MACHINE
We have seen many varieties 81 Washing
Machines. some very good and other, worth
less The latest and best machine Of the
kind that has come 10 our notice is Turbius
patent. now being exhibited in this city, at
the IT. : Hotel. bv Mcssrs. KNoX 4 MANoN,
vino are agents for the same. We have seen
ID II operation, and heard the opinion Of Ia
,lIcs IT its utility. and can agree with them
taat Is exeeis any other machine known for
,..s vi labor. speed and perfection Of exc
cution II Is simple, not liable to }nJurc
clothing. and saves the usual stopping Of
water on washing DAYS Ladies', don't fail
g. sec. ii work Il deserves the name Of
" oman Friend
The County Right Is offered for sale. The
following are some Of the ladies who have
tested Is utility.
Mrs r : Lincoln. Miss 5. Thomas. Mrs
Wn. Thomas. Ms FL [. Bliss. Mis- F. Ian
Won, Mrs +. !. Jacka Mrs. I. Pricstlcv. Mrs
K Pricstlev, Nr~ VI Prles,Iey, Mrs Kcys
Miss Fills. Mrs White. Mr. J. ! Davcv.
Mrs cobb, Mrs Wilson. Mrs. Harris Mrs
Ho~kins Mrs. Pierce. Mrs =. 3. Bcuuett,
Mrs Strike. Mrs a. W Bliss. Mrs Martin
Mrs.. rasher, and many ct. crs
Uxrox Corxry CoNyENrIoT.- rur-
suant to cal Of the County Committee, a
Republican Union County Convention con
yencd at the Court House in the village of
Dodgcyillc on Friday August alst 1866
The Convention vas called to order BY
John Bonner. Chairman Of the County Com
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-05
TO CoNSEu pTEs rs.

The advertiser having been restored 10 health in a
rev cekS by very simple remedy, after having suf-
fsred f,r several years With severe lung affection and
thar dread disease Cousanpti5n--is anxious to make
known - his fellow sufferers the means % cure.
To all Who desire r. he viii send copy Of the pre-
crptIon used Gree o. charged with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find a
suHs CrRs FOB CoNsyvrr4oN. ASTHMA, BRoNcHITIs,
Cov6us CoLps, and all Throat and Lung Affections
The ouly ohec; the advertiser in sending the Pre-
-crfptian is benefit the afflicted, and spread ntorna
on which he couceiYcS 70 be Invaluable, and he hopes
every sufferer viii Try rs remedy, # viii them
nothing and may yield a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription. FEsE, by return
ra.il. please address
1vt Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
WfIuarasbu--h, Kings Co, New York.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-05

Mineral Point Town-No credentials. John
Fingoe being present, was authorized to cast
the vote of that town.
On motion, the delegate to the Congress
sional Convention from the Senatorial Dis
trict of Iowa County, was chosen ezra vose
Whereupcn, Geo. W. Bliss was unani-
mously elected such delegate
The County Convention then took a recess
to allow the Assembly District Conventions
TO elect delegates
On sAe Convention being again called to
order the Northern Assembly District re-
ported l. D. BUrdick and w L. Lincoln as
delegates. The Southern Assembly District
reported J. W. Rewey and j. II. Vivian as
delegates
Each delegate was authorized to appoint
a substitute, in case of his inability TO at
tend the Congressional Convention.
On motion, the Union papers OF the Coun-
~ were requested to publish the proceedings
Of the Convention
The Convention then adjourned sine die
/. W. JOINER, Chm.
w. J WRIGGLEswoRTH, g..
Ed. L. Bliss,
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ENKnKS DE NOIIn.

Gentleman who suffered Tor years from Nervous
Debility. Premature Decay and aIthe effects Of youth
f indis,-rtion Will Tor the sake Of suffering human
ity send free % all Who need it, the recipe and drec-
tions Tor making the simple remedy by which he was
cured Sufferers wishing ~ profit by the advertisers
experience can do 50 - addressing
VI JOHN 3. OGDES.s
No. IS Chambers St, Now York.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-05
NEEs ME. rSi-r ~ Is..

Every young lady and gentleman in the United
states can hes something very much their alsaut
age 10y return malt FREQ cbarre by addressing the
undersigned Those having fears Of being hum5usged
viii oblie by not noticing this card. All others will
plea Sc addrrss their o5cdieut servant,
w THOS- :. CHAPMAN.
81 BroaGyay New York.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-05
The Confessions and Experience of AT
IuyaInh

Published tar the benefit and So + CAUTION TO
YOUNG NFN a-a others who SutfuE Nervous Debility
tTeu12i U-e Decay - Manhood sc, supplying ~ the
same tttne FMS MEANS eF SEJF-CUKE- 81 one wha has
cured himself after 4n0r going stGe-able Gu.ckerv
By enclosing postUl. addressed eugsIooa sis-Ie
copies free % csgs.-e lie had 81 a. su-a,r
Co y. Y. Tvs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-05

LADIES. LOOK HERE-At the Post
Office is literary paper addressed, ITO the
Handsomest Lady in the City" Who will
claim its
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-05

PERSONS desiring pamphlet copy
Of the Premium List of our County Fair can
procure the same by addressing the Secreta-
ry-HEsRr DUssrAs, ia, DodgeyilIe.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-05

CLARK's School NIsITOR-the best
Educational Journal We often see-is on our
table-the September number.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-05

CHARLEY DANIELS has opened Bar
Der Shop in Dodgeville, and has fine run Of
custom. Good enough for him. He de-
serves it
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-05

The Senior Editor IS at Boscobel,
delegate to the Congressional Convention.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-05

q. +. o. Our Oriental Fvanic
BARBER appcrrs IN our columns to-day, with
q new cara-short hut comprehensive. The
GEORGE i ever ready 10 respond to the grand
hailiug sign Of distress, when accurately
given, nor that his tools are atwas g order
Outside barbariaus treated With respect, and
shaved close. Call and try him.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-05

We are told that Mr. PmEsTLr Z is
about to put up new store on his 10. oppo-
site the United States Hotel. II SO, it viii
be the eleventh this season betwron the dc
pot and the Hotel above named, besides
large number Of smaller buildings in other
parts Of the City. Pretty good for a poor
season for building.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-05

CIRCUIT CoURr-JURoRs. The fol
lowing are the names os the Grand and Petit
Jurors drawn on the Both ult, TO serve at
the October term of the Iowa County Circuit
Court.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-05

IN mentioning the commencement
Of the new building on the corner Of High
and Chestnut streets last week, we were in
error II saying that Mr.. PRIsk has rented the
fret hoor TO Mr. TnoMls as a banking house
The room is not vet rented.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-05

bonneville. TT improvements are
rapidly advancing in our neighboring vii
iagc Of Dodgcville. \ large number Of new
the place this season, and workmen are busy
IN grading and repairing the streets, and
putting down new sidewalks. Unless our
citizens bestir themselves, DodgcviIle will
soon be ahead 81 Us for good sidewalks.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-09-05

Dun new neighbor, the National
Democrat, made its first bow to the public
last Monday evening It is a very neatly
gotten UP eight page sheet, decidedly john
son Democratic in politics, and edited by
Excepting its politics, ~ Wish the Democrat
success and prosperity