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THAT hereafter the Judge and inspectors of
such precinct or ward shall make the additional
assessment as now provided by law" This was
again changed by act of February 2, 1854 (see
Purdon's Digest, page 944, section 9N, which
says:-'The duty OF making extra assessments
now enjoined by law upon the officers of the
election, shall be exclusively performed by the
assessors. The assessors of each ward shall
meet for that purpose on the thirteenth day
prior to the second Tuesday OF october, an
nually, and continue their session from O'Clock
p. Al. TO 10 O'Clock p. d. each day. for three
successive judicial days, and public notice the
time and place thereof shall be given by the
City Con- missioners.n
The number of hours for sitting was changed
by act approved February IA, 1867, as iellows:-
That hereafter the sessions of the assessors of
each ward Of the city Of Philadelp phia, for the
purpose of making extra assessments (under
the seventeenth section of the act of which this
is q supplement), shall compenCe at 10 o'clock
A. nj. and continue until o'clock P. NJ, and so
much of any law as is inconsistent herewith
shall be and is hereby repealed" (P. l.. 1867,
page 206.)
1t will be seen that while the officers to
perform those duties have been changed, and the
time OF their performance also, no change
whatever has been made In the duties to be done.
The act OF April 26, 1874, applying exclusively
TO Philadelphia distinctly defines the duties OF
the officers who are to make the extra assess
ments. They are TO "add to the list of taxable
inhabitants prepared by the assessor the names
OF such citizens as are constitutionally qualified
TO vote, and who have moved into their respec-
tive wards after the assessment, or who may
have been omitted by the assessor"
The act OF 1851, April 25 directs that this duty
shall be performed by the judge and inspector
OF such ward or precinct
The act of 1854 directs that this duty shall be
performed exclusively by the assessors.
Subsequent legislation changes only the time
OF performing these duties.
The assessors, therefore, when making the
additional assessments are to add to the list
only the names OF such citizens who are con.
sttutionaly qualified to vote, who have moved
into the ward or precinct after the assessment,
or who have been omitted by the assessor; and
am clearly of opinion that they should not add
to the list the name of any person who is not a
citizen Of the United States and of the State OF
Pennsylvania.
Persons not naturalized are not entitled to be
placed on said list.
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TEE AssEssMEN Ts.-The following letter has
been written by District Attorney Mann with
reference to the all-important subject oil assess
ment:-
Tie act of June I3, 1910 (P. L. lS4O page 6s3),
section 5, provided that the Assessors shall at
any time ten days before the second Tuesday Of
October in each year, on the personal appcd-
ton of any claiming to be assessed within their
proper ward, township, Incorporated district, or
borough, or claiming right TO vote therein, az
being between the age of 2l and "a year4, aud
bavlng resided in the State one year, enter tina
name of such person upon the said list in their
office or possession"
This act was changed by Joint resolution of
The Legislature, passed April 26, lS44 (see p. l..
1874 page 604l. 1t was resolved, THAT in lieu
of the duties imposed by the fifth secIOn OF an
act of the General Assembly, passed June l3,
le4O, upon the assessors vi the several wards
and townships of the city and county OF Phila-
delphia, il shall be the duty ol the said assessors,
in conjunction with the inspectors OF the cleo
ton in each and every ward, TO meet fifteen
GAYS previous to the day of the general election,
at the place for holding the ward election, for he
purpose of adding 10 the list OF taxable inhabi-
tabts prepared by the assessor the names OF such
| citizens as are consttutiOually qualified to vote,
| and who may have moved into their respective
| wards after the assessment, or who may have
| been omitted by the assessor; aud said assessors
and inspectors shall remain IN session from
| O'Clock p. NJ. uHtil O'Clock p. NJ"
| An act was passed April 25, 1851 (P L.. 1851,
| page 1867, section 5, making it the duty of the
officers Of the election to make extra essment
! instead OF the assessors. The act reads thus;-
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DIRECTORS.
OEEICERS.

y L y IINI0s
CLARENCE H. CLARK, Philadelphia, President,
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
Committee,
HENRY d. COOKE, Washington, Vice. President.
EMERSON W. PEET. Philadelphia, Secretary
and Actuary,
E. S. TURNER, Washington. Assistant sec'y.
FRANCIS q. SMITH, M. D., Medical Director,
J.. EWING MEARs, M. D., Assistant Medical
Director.
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SHIPPING.

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r OR N EW Y0R
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day Goods received at all times covered piers
All goods forwarded by New Ylrk agent free OF
charge, except carriage.
For further information, apply on the pier to
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TaRoUeH RATES and THROUGH RECEIPTS
20 ali points in North ana Soulh Carolina, via sea
board Air Line Railroad, connecting at Portsmouth
aud to Lyuchburg, Va, Tennessee and the West, via
Virginia ana Tennessee Air Line and Ricnmond and
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Freight HANDLED BUT ONCE, and taken At
Low Err RATkS THAN ANY OTHER LINE
The regularity, safety. and cheapness or this route
commend 1t to the public as the most desirable me-
djum for carrying every description OF freight.
No charge for commission, dTayage or any expense
OF transfer, .,----.-...
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No Ia North and South WHARVEB.
w.P. PORTER, Agent At hchmond ana oiy
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MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.

j. X. BARNES Surgeon. General q. s. A., WASH
ington,
p. j. HoRwITz, Chief Medical Department
U.S. NJ, Washington.
d. w. BLISS, M. D., Washington.
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SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.

Hon. VIM. e. CHANDLER. Washington, d, O.
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia, Pa.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine News see First p

ALMANAC FOR HILADELPHIA-THIs DAY
BUN MOON SETs..--.....-... %
sUN SETS. Al HIGH WATER...........-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-30

On the first page of this paper will
be found letter from Gen. DIX, a
man who for thirty years has been a
defender of the true Democratic prin-
ciples as held by WASHINGTON, JEFF
PERSON, JACKSON, SILAs WRIGHT, CAss,
and host of of other prominent
men IN that pa ty when it was party
of principle. DESTROYS of the welfare
of the whole country, and restora
ton of the Union in all its original
power, with peace and prosperity to
all sections. and after viewing the
two platforms, Gen. DIX reacht this
| confusion:
~ see but one source of safety for the
country under the existing circumstances,
| and that Is the election of General Grant
| On his decision of character, good sense,
| moderation, and disinterestedness and pat
riotism, | believe the South will have a far
| better hope of regaining the position in the
| Union TO which it is entitled, than under
man whose political career has been in
nothing more conspicuously marked than in
an utter inirmity of purpose"
We commend to our readers the
entire letter of Gen. DIX, and trust
our Democratic friends Will peruse it
with care. Contrast it with the fol
lowing from the pen of FRANK P
BLAIR, the Democratic candidate for
the Vice Presidency, and then choose
as your conscience may dictate as TO
which party promises with most as
surance peace and harmony to the
country and happiness to all sections.
Eve cannot, therefore, undo the Radical
plan of reconstruction by Congress onal ac-
ton: The Senate viii continue a bar to its
repeal. Must We submit to it? How can it
be overthrow? There is but one wav to
restore the Government and the Constitn-
ton, and that is for the President-elect to
declare these acts null and void compel the
army to undo its Usurpations at the South,
disperse the carpet-ba" State Governments,
allow the white people to organize their
own governments and elect Senators and
Representatives"
81 repeat that this is the Only question
which we should allow to control Us: Shall
we submit to the usurpations by which the
Government has been overthrow, or shall
we exert ourselves for its full and complete
restoration? 1t is idle to talk of bonds,
greenbacks, gold, the public faith, and the
public credit. We must restore the Con
stitution before can restore the finances,
and to do this we must have President
who will execute the will OF the people by
tramping into dust the usurpatiouS of Con
gress known as the Reconstruction acts =
l wish to stand before the Convention upon
this issue, but it is one that embraces every
thing ese that is of value in its large and
comprehensive results, it is the one thing
that includes all that is worth a contest, and
without there is nothing that gives dignity,
honor. or value to the struggle.
Your friend,
FRANK L. BLAIR"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-30
IN PRoBATE-IowA COUNTY COURT
IN TIE NATTER OF TIE ESTATE OF DANIEL

IN TIE MATTER OF TIE ESTATE OF DANIEL
HICKEY. Deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of Mary H;c.
sy representing, meEg other thiEgs that he has full
administered said estate. and praying that time and
place be hxed Tor examining and allowing her accent
oil her admins ration
u ordered that said be exam ned by tn.
Judge OF this Court the nineteenth say 81 lctobr
next ensaing, at the Court house In the Village =,
bodgerlIIe. ioe1 "a
And 1t is further ordered that public notice
De given 70 all persons interested by pubjshir cor
Of this order for three successfully r- a, r.,
day OF hearing, in the Mineral Point Tri6un. -..tI
newspaper circulating in said county
Dated September p, ISIS
ALEX. WILSON County Juar.
Sept23-Sr5g
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-30

DEATH OF J. A. EfApLEY We learn
with pain. that Hon. J. A HADLEY.
of Watertown. died on the 23d inst.
of pulmonary consumption. Mr.. HAD
LEY settled in Watertown in ls47.
the same year we commenced the
publication of the TRIBUNE Ia Mineral
Point, and he the Watertown Chron-
scJe, which enterprise lie was forced
to abandon from Ill health. Mr. II -.
esteem Of all who knew him. and his
death will cast gloom upon large
circle OF friends and acquaintance.
His age was about sixty wears.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-30
Assembly Conyention-Southern District.

The Republican delegates from the Second
Assembly District of Iowa county met at the
close of county convention at Dodgeville,
Sept. Gath, for the purpose of making dist
riet nominations.
JAMES SPENsLEY was elected chairman, and
W. ". Linens, secretary
4 ballot was taken for a candidate for the
Assembly. with the following result:
Abner Powell -------..--iS James Toay ....-..-...s
On motion, Capt. ABSER POWELL, of Min
eral Point, was declared the unanimous NOM
inee for Member of the Assembly
Gu motion, JEFFERSON W. RIwEY, of Milf
fin, was re-nomnated BY acclamation for
County Supervisor for the first district.
D. B. Moore DR.. j. H. Vivian and g. w
Bliss we're appointed district committee for
the ensuing year.
The convention then adjourned ,ine die.
JAMES SPENSLEY, Chairman.
W. ". LIKEss, Secretary.
~ TANNERS TURN OUT NEXT
u
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Discussions between Warden and Strong.

AlLES WARpry, Republican. and MosEs NJ.
STRONG, Democrat, candidates for Presiden.
tial Elector, nil hold joint political discus
siens in the ;hisd congressional district, as
follows:
nodgeville Tuesday. October 8, Al r.s
Prairie du Chen, Friday. october s, AZ r
hescepcl, Monday, October ~ At
Monroe, Monday, October 20 at t P. NJ
Mineral Point, Saturday, October 81, At 3 P
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-30
county Aominations-our Ticket Complete.

We place II she head Of our col
umns this week the names Of the can
d'aates put IN nomination by the Re
publican Convention held At Dodge
vile - tile Path inst, which com
Pletes our ticket for the ensuing cleo
ton. The names thus brought before
tie public are familiar % our readers,
ana cannot tail TO secare thu support
Of every true Republican. The name
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-30
The Canvass in the Third Con-
gressional District.
Discussions between Cobb and Passmore

Gen. AMAss Com, Republican, and THos.
II. F. PAssAoRr, Democrat, candidates for
Congress from this district, will hold Joint
political discussions as foIlows:
Riota Thursday. October /.
Arg k, ri ay, October ?.
Darlington, Saturday. October g.
Mineral Point, Monday, ootc Der, 70.
Linden. Tuesday, October 10.
Dodkesille, Wednesday, october u.
Aycca, Thursday, october L.
Prairie du CHEN, Friday october TO-
Seneca, Saturday, October II.
3osE1hei, Monday. October 70
Prairie du sac Tuesday oct ober 90.
tboo Wednesday, October q
Lone Rock, Thursday, October -.
Richlsnd enter, Friday, OctoHer %.
Monroe. Tuesday, October o.
Monticello Wednesday. October g
tadZ. Thursday. october -.
Brodhead, Friday, October 80.
The above meeting viii be held in the eve
Mugs, except that at Seneea, which will take
place at l o'clock T. "
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-30

ANSWER TO CoRREsroNDENT-Yo on
are entirely mistaken. Postage will
rot Be reduced to one cent per letter.
In case OF the election of Seymour and
Blair
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-30
Assembly ConyentIOn-NOrther District.

The Republicans of the First Assembly
District of Iowa county met in convention,
at Dodgeville, Sept. oath, 1865, for the pur-
pose Of nominating candidates for Assem-
biyman and County Supervisors.
Delegates present the same as at county
convention.
Col. THos. STEPHENS was chosen chairman,
and T. L. joiner, secretary
WILLIAM f. Row., of Arena, was nomina-
ted by reclamation for Assemblvnan
ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL, of Ridgewav, was
nominated by reclamation for Supervisor for
the second district
JOSEPH RAY, of Arena was nominated bv
acclemation for Supervisor for the third
district.
Hugh W. Jones, VIM. 1ockey and Arch.
Campbell were appointed dist committee.
On motion the convention adjourned
THOS. STEPHENS, Chai+man.
r. i. JOINER, Secretary
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-30
INFORM ATION.

Information guaranteed to produce lurur,s -, ,,,,,h
OF hair upon bald head beardIess face alsa rec
ipe for tn 'enovai Of Pimples Biotches Ernntions
etc, the skin, leaving the same sofr cIssr az
beautiful, be obtained without charge NV ada-es.
Ing IECAaSP CrAPMAS CavSs-
t6 Srss3uay ysv Ycrt
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-30
N THE NATTER OF TIE ESTATE OF TIMOTHY

~ 'iis -hA In 'f tIr tS Ale bf 1lMDIHf
LYNCH.
On reading and filing the petition Of Mary Ann Lynch
oil Mineral Point Iowa county Wisconsin, represent
ing among other things VIM. I. iIenry ard ran
els Mc'ra who were nominated executors Of the
last WA and testament of said deceased have refused
10 act as such executors and that there has
mlIstrafi' :! whatever That your petitioner the
WiuoN OF stiC deceased and praying that NAV be
appointed Administrative, h will annexed of & att
II Is ordered, that said petition be before the
Judge OF this Court, Monday the 9Th day OF Octo-
Der next, at 10 O'Clock A ~ At the Probate office in
the village Of rodgeville.
Dated sept. :, l>6s-
sept 9n31w3
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sept 9n3Iw3
n OTlCE-

NOIICE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that all persons are
positively forbidden to enter upon, dig, OF mine or
convey from The preises any minera rock trees
0thef substances IRON The property of AK Nimick
known as the Linden aining COS. North Ground -
being the W Il w OF > 2; w Of y u Of
. :; of : W Of , ?: W of : ~ : OF ;
= Of of 65 ?; ! of f OF t . 2; or tres
pass IN any manner upon the same
Heathcock Mines" Linden Jan. 1S6S
WIN. A. GARDEN Stunt
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-30
The County Convention.

NiN ~ DooSe'Hic OH thursday last
was com posed of nearly full repre-
sentatien from every town except
W aldwick. Considerable interest was
manifested in the selection of candi.
dates, and for several Offices their was
a number of competitors. And as is
often the case two or three names
were presented for single Office
names of as good men as can be found
IN the county,-and the Convention
| had to choose between them. as but
one could be nominated. For Regis.
OF Deeds was the principal contest.
hEARToN COATES, the present incum-
bent, and Mr.. Z. t PARRY. now dep.
uty IN the Office, in addition to the
gentleman nominated, each had their
friends who urged their claims before
the Convention. and as they are both
gentlemen of high standing III the com
munity, and well fitted for the posi-.
ton, 1t required several ballottings to
decide who should be the nominee.
All passed off tremendously, howev
en- ana the successful man before the
Convention will meet the hearty sup
Poi' u 'ilose VINO were Tess fortun-
"'7 - tue otFehtloh' NohslderaoIe
ngurlhg had been done before the Con
| ventlOn, and some aspirants wera
oouotless disappointed at the result.
ier We oeheVe the utmost harmony
P'e'"'is' aHo ali cheerluiiy acqulesce
III the action OF the convention, which
,ou,;,.1o n,
GOOD o,o Cor b,oh oo ,,
of the RennbIicap marty CON ond
sbon,d labor - a1ao. NJ. &c 49,
cap5;aa.a ,-;aa 49, Il
nrorad tb.msaIras ooo++
f.itbfnI oil GRO Lnoun ,bo noo.,o
Who oo bo, - 3o.,l. ~,
+ha o+;oo &c 3D. Coa.
+bo n.; 3d..
-. ,; :,
Democracy that Iowa County is Re
publican to the core. Let US now go
to work and so. what can ba dono -
rolling m = na;ori+r sucb 90 Io
Connt,- - Ioe...
Cow G 80.
~ 'N ma % % S0o"
men and true for comfy officers who
can hesitate to do his best for the Re-
-.
puOllcan cause. Let the majority
count well up among the hundreds
n ~ -
4" AII. II. oARP ENTER. our frSt
~,
page W III De louhd caro- from NJ ATT.
II Cn,,.>--, II
ar+,oIa n,,h1;sha5 :, 49, g.. p.
,,,57,con rnon ia T. C.-.
shin Tho ooo,I. ~ ~, -,;o sc
tho State ub;Is +ha,.oanarall. f.or
tho ebo;oo or ono,har 49,. 81, NJ,
y RF + FIX d 'iiIs time lot I. .. Sen
IDI, lttl Il bl lu-@ III achDDW icUOlHg the
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-30
Mineral Point. Sept 9th, 1s6s.
| NlTED STATES MARSHA {
- SALE.
The United State. of America

- SALE.
The United States of America
Is L s District
Noel ny ron boyuen. David Walter Jones Court for
Cyrus Woodman john }. Ross, John b the District
Terry, Oliver Holshouser and Mont of Wisconsin
gomery VI. Cothren.
by virtue Of Writ of Fferi Facias issued out of and
under the seal Of the District Court of the United
States OF the Dist let Of Wisconsin in the above en-
TT ed cause tested the Twenty ninth dav of Iuu-
1865, tn me directed, command The goods and
chatties, lands and tenemens of the above named
PENDANTS TO cause to be made certain sum of money
therein specified have levied upon and shall sell
saturday, the nth day Of November IS,,S at .
O'Clock P NJ, in front of the flee in the CITY Of
Mineral Point in said District, all right title and
Interest Which the above named defendants had on the
eighth day of June >6H or have since acquired and
TO the GLOWING described property, to Wit
The northeast quarter of the northeast Quarter Of
section twenty SIX (26) town five 90 range two or
east situate in the town Of Linden Iowa County Wis
consin: the east half Of the southeast quarter and
the southe quarter Of the northeast quarter Of
TIN thirty-two t32), town five tI) fauge five f51
east; the northwest quarter Of the south west quar-
Ter ana The suh west quarter of the northwest quar-
ter of section thity three t33 toSn five range FIVE
also, lots No y. i2) three 81 four al fv 4.
t3) six TO- seven % eight ~ nine 10 ten ) t entv-
three t-l and twenty -four ga, in Fatons addition
I the city OF Mineral foint; and Iots No. two
hundred and eighty two esp hundred and nine
tytw- 299l and half of two hundred and rinetv
GOD ir Harrisons survey in said city of 1ner,
flnt, except onefoarh and buildings taken GU,
OF the last mentioned two lots
ASSlCS +AIR HID. L. s Marshal
BY GKo. W bliss Deputy.
Aashafs Office, Milwaukee, Sept. 10Th 1865
Sept23-td.3a
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-30
Hon LEMCEL W. JOINER

- presented as candidate for State
Senator. Mr.. JOINER IS a farmer of
tie town Of Wyoming, whose ability,
honesty ana devotion 10 the Interest,".
Of the people of the county. have
heretofore secured Ter him important
political positions. the duties Of which
lie mas ever performed With fidelity to
his constituents and credit to himself
No man in Iowa county is better post
81 IN matters of interest to the PEG
ple than Mr. JoINER and his intiu-
enee III tie Senate Of our State would
euable him 70 accomplish all that can
Is done for the Interests Of the PEG
pie.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-09-30
DOR SALE.

am now Offering rare opportunity TO any person
wishing 10 secure the advantage of thorough trade
ana profitable business, which consists In a small ut
very comp etc stock of oks, Papers, ems Inks
and every article bei"ngng a well stocked tafion
store with without the fixtures a. the purchaser
may desire.
The stock will be sold entire very cheap FOR
cash and approved security.
Apply to j. T. SPENCER
Cor Chestnut and I igh streets
Mineral Point, Wis.