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rr,UREE LECTUiH.S on STRUCTURE and
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OPERA LIRRETTOS, only 10 cents! Best
~ clifton HALLS Music store, 15l HroadWr.
A BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPH of Hon.
" cARIRS FRANCIS ADAMS, TIE yoritc With great nunber M
The Cncnna nom b President VII be mailed 10 any one on 10
eript of 90 cents Address LORINd, Pnhlshcr, Boston
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Mem Publications.

Second Edition.
MONEY IN THE GARDEN.
A VEGETABLE MANUAL.
PREPARED rh view to economy and proat,
BYp T. QUINN
PRACTICAL HoRTICULTURIsT
tAutbor of pear Cul,ure for Prost").
of Vegetables and Labor
Saving Implements
CONTENTS
Location and Selection SOIL Draining the Ground Manur
Capital
CHATTER H.
Reds Frames
CHAPTER Ill.
ArtIchoke and Asparagus
CHATTER ".
Beans Bees Broccoli, ami Borecole
"
Cabbage Carrots Celery CaCumbers ani all Of the Lot. o.
CRATER VI
Egg Plant, Endiye Garlic and Kohl Rabi
CHArTsR VII
Jeek aDi Lettuce.
CHATTER WILL
Melon wa,erMeOn Msrynia, Mushroom Mustard Nas!ur.un
CHATTER TX
Okra, Onion
CHAPTERX X.
Parsley Parsno Pepper Potatoes Pumpkins and jerusalem
Ar;ichoke.
CHATTER XII
Radishes and Rhubarb
CHATTER XII
Satisfy, Sea Ksle. sorrel. Spinach, and Squash.
CHATTER Kill
Tomato, Turnip. and Sweet Herbs
CHATTER XIV
Vegetable Forins-Ho
CHAPTER XIV.
List Of Seeds the Kitchen Garlen do Plants Qusaty Of Seed 10
az Acre. Distance Table, &n, lie
Price 81 80. Sent by mail postage paid
Address THE TRIBUNE.
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OFFICIAL TRANsFERs OF REAL ESTATE.


nraarae.t ~ nj nofoIk
Cedar-st bet Broadway and Nassaust, ZlsSJs $500
lot l3j. 5DI2l62 tVO
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N a Of atb-st and 1870
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No ~ 8.J " Of Nissan St. 2bx3ll IiOUD
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s.yo,,esrh', All n Of si,th.aye 800
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as Of Ninthaye ZJxJB JUOl
2O 81 LexugtOnaNe 2x3 D. I'0t
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Thlryirss,, 25 1t o. FIptaye, 115y lJ'tO
rr sventbst $ 40 of ThnEaS 2Or8g 27u00
Fin 2OI6 Of Lesngion-ave 206E005..: 1890
Of Pourth-aye l2KJ22 and lee t0W
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and Blooming aerosd. SJ5r1U lD
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irtbt IS s5 Of Lave 23ritS ........... l2OOO
ilIth.st 215 n Of 2aye 400 H. .......... 5000
ll5h'st and Shave co., 2l'1oI ;''.''''''' $500
i9,t1s, Is5 IL Of shave 15I5.............. 1900
i29thst - Of aye ~! BLOC 1900
,S5J, I9I =, - az ace IN ~ " 5000
Us of6-aye. 2sI5ll. tmorts 6j0) 4HD
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2OI13 house and l05D
Of 9ith Il, II oV1
gh-.ve az IOU 1850
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RECORDED
8th-sve, No 49, 10 years per Slo
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Broohlpn 3)ropertp 10 Est.

ITO, RENT-Seyeral handsome three-story
HOUSES, with modern safg BATH range,
stationary Rent t51 Convenient
g. HART 81 Y;eg ave- Myreave Brooklyn,
between "a. sSd
Tl'O LET, foot South First-st., Williamsburgh--
DOCK md B~O!NDS, BILE Tor eevsdng storAge.
vholesae acEr an feel Inquire CHAPMAN
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HOUSE, BARN, and GARDEN to LET, al
spragiae tsesr STAMFORD within 20 rods o. Railroad Sta
ton. Rent, go Inquire Of - -
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prlntlng.
proposals.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the School Trustees Of the Eleventh Ward the Office Of the
Clerk Of the Board Of Public Instruction Of GLd aud Ris
until TUESDAY the 3h dag OF April 82 and until O'clock
@ day for the Decks Seats ETC. required for the SCHOOL
HOUSE corner Of sheriff and stanon-sts
Also at the time and place. will be received
Steam HI stng Apparatus' for said School house.
Plans
Of Buildings and Repairs No. l46 Grandst, third floor
Proposals contain the responsible ureies
will hot be considered
The Trustee: the hight TO reject any all Of the
ohered-Hew-York, April Is, 1872.
A. &. ANDERSON,
EDWARD MIEHI.ING, Boar Of School
JOSEPH WAhGLER, Trustees
JOSEPH KOCH Eleventh Ward.
Il J. OSULLIvAE NJ D.,
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DroohInu Real C;s!nle for Sale.

TOR SALE or TO LET-NO. A BedfOrd-ave.,
BrooAyu story g-soop brick All improvements neighbor'
hood fr.t.cs:s rutland WHITING. BeekTnaE-st.
COR SALE or to LEASE-A finely located
treesory HOUSE, containing hne and all improve
furnished low and terms TO SUIT Inquire OF
DE- FOSTER on premises, SO Per nst Betonlave.
NREAT BARGAIN, owner going to Europe.
VI No. 3 Beioniaye BROOKLYN; splendid locs-
all improvements room Closets TENS easy Come
examine II.
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Gitn Real Cstate tor Sale.


A FREE REGISTER, with particulars of 1000
N CITY HOUSES BUILDING LOTS for SALE and 10 LII
timing Is Man ETC etc r.fs X. STEVENSON SON,
Real Estate Auciioneerp and Broker. No II Finest.
TOHN SHIRLEY & SON, No. 81 Cedar-st
- Management Of Estates speciality Mortgages negotiated
ISAAC HONlG
REMOVED bis Real Estate O1ce TO No III Broadway Trinity
lu.liLgl. basement Goor Rooms g. and H.
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For Member Of Congress, 7th District
HON. II. M. RUSK,
of Vernon County.
Republican County Con-
ventiOn.

The Republicans of Pierce county will
meet in Delegate Convention at the Court
House in Ellsworth, on the 21st day of o.
tober, 1872. at ten o'clock, A. M, to nomi-
nate a candidate for the Assembly, for
Register of Deeds, for Clerk of the Circuit
Court. for County Clerk. for Treasurer, for
District Attorney. for Sheriff. for Coroner
and for County Surveyor, to be supported
at the election on the fifth day of November
next Also to transact any other business
deemed proper when met.
The several towns. and the wards in the
city of Prescott will be entitled to repre-
sentation as follows:
Clifton. 8: Diamond Bluff. 2: Ell Paso. L.
Ellsworth. A. Gilman. 9: Hartland, 4: Isa-
belle. 1; Maiden Rock, 8; Martell. a; Oak
Grove, .: Prescott. lst ward. .; I'd ward,
2: Sd ward. 2; River Falls. s; Rock Elm,
4; Salem, |; Spring Lake, 2; Trenton, 2;
Trimbell. 4; Union. 9. Total 55.
ny order Republican County Committee.
Ellsworth, Sept rs, 1872.
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for any such suicidal action on our part,
and it is gross assumption in them to
demand it.
We have no desire to re-kindle the
flames of civil war, or stir the dying
embers thereof, and it is for that very
reason that we would not place our enc
mics in power.
Our Greeley, or Democratic friends
also complain and say that we would
keep up class distinction, and cult
vate a spirit of hate and bitterness.
Let us see about this, also.
Carpet-bagging has been one of the
principal employmeuts of the American
people, and it has actually added great
empire to the original thirteen States.
But it was interdicted both by law and
custom at the South, under the reign
Of American slavery. It was, however.
constitutional right, and now, having
secured, and thus far maintained that
right, we are again asked to surren der
it. Are we prepared to do it? We
answer, No! But our enemies keep up
an odious distinction between Northern
and Southern men, distinguishing the
latter as honest, and the former as dis
honest-the latter as good, and the
former as bad citizens. And it is this
fire which Mr.. Greeley himself, fans
it is this prejudice which he would cul-
tivate. 1t is these exciting elements of
discord and passion, now nearly quell-
ed, that Horace Greeley an d his friends
are striving to revive.
Our proposition is to let the Carpet.
bagging prevail; let the Northerners 60
South, and the Southerners come North
Make this country in reality what it is
in name. The East and the West are
firmly united, and the North and the
South soon will be, if free emigra ton
and free immigration are allowed. This
we firmly believe.
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And this is just as it should be, since
the man who has no confidence in hu-
man nature ought not to deem himself
an exception. Speak we'll of your
neighbors, or be silent. Speak we'll of
your town, or be silent. Speak we'll Of
your newspaper, or let it alone. You
may not be judge of newspapers
you may not be judge Of towns, and
you may not be a suitable judge of your
neighbors, and you certainly have no
right to believe, or express the belief
that every body else is as degraded as
yourself.
We ask the reader to weigh these
considerations, and then say whether
our conclusions are just.
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County Convention .

Electors who favor political reform and
reconciliation as enunciated by liberal Re-
publicans at, Cincinnati and adopted by a
major part of the Democracy at Baltimore,
are invited to assemble en- mdsse at the
Court House in Pierce county, on Saturday
the 10th day of October. 1872. Mt one oclock
p. NJ, for the formatieMeof ticket of Of
ficars to be Supported infseid county at the
ensuing November election.
Many liberal friends have suggested that
we no longer wait for the call Of the domi-
nant party: hut. disregarding their dissen-
sions. make judicious choice Of qualified
men to fill the nine various Offices becom-
ing vacant in the county.
As the sentiment of Liberal reformers is
extending universally, it is hoped that every
locality in this county will be represented
on this occasion of conference for the pub
lie good.
Three weeks intervene for canvassing
candidates, and thereafter as many more
for the people to scan their merits. Let
Union be the watchword and Liberalism
the battle cry to victory under the Greeley
and Reform banner.
Turn out, Oh the 18th, we hosts of anti
military rule. and thereafter witness a
greater trembling among administration
Office holders. G. s. DUNBAR. Ellsworth,
81. Fox, Rock Elm.
A. RAIDER, Prescott,
Dem. Co. Elk. Committee.
Septemher 90. 1879.
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Our Greeley friends raise great hue
and cry about ''forgiving" and "for-
getting" That is, they would not only
have us forgive and forget, but they
would have us select to rule over us,
the very men who have threatened the
life of the nation, and who fought like
devils, if not like heroes, to destroy this
government
Let us look at this one moment.
How was it in the days of the Revolu.
ton? Or, rather, how was it after the
Revolution2 Who has ever read, or
even heard of an instance VIII ere the
American people placed Tory, or a
British sympathizer in power? And
their case was far less aggravating than
our own. Americans cut loose from
the Mother Country, and set up on
their own hook. Theirs was not a work
of destruction, but one Of CREATION
They created new government, gained
their independence and maintained it.
But the Revolutiouists never perpetrat-
ed the folly of transferring the power
they gained into the hands of their enc
mics. They forgave them, but they
never trusted them.
So of the rebels, and Of the rebel
sympathizcrs, they may demand and re.
ceive forgiveness, but they shou d
neither demand or receive the reins Of
our government. There is no excuse
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We mean, going back on your own
home-on your own village-on your
own business men-on your own neigh.
bors, and, finally, on your own newspa
per.
There is nothing more common than
this. and yet there is nothing more de-
testable. Mark the man who does it
mark him every time He is a cormo-
rant upon society, and is disaffscted be-
cause his neighbors do not make a god
of him, and fall down and worship him.
He has fallen, or else he never was ele.
waited, and he would drag everybody
else down to his own level.
These are plain words. but we be
lieve them to be Just. The man who
would live upon the failings of his
neighbors, must always have a foul
stomach, and if it does not contain a
living fowl, it is full of foul matter. II
the stomach be full Of foul matter, it
will be continually elected from the
mouth.
The election of this kind of filth is
called going back on ones friends. But
the question naturally arises. whether
such person has any friends. They
may have, but they ought to be scarce,
and they soon will be.
The moral Of this is,--Never say i'll
Of your neighbors, lest you be suspect.
ed of being wrong Yourself never dis.
parage your town. because that will
disparage yourself--never disparage
your newspaper, unless you have paid
for it; and, rest assured, if you have
paid for it, you will find no reason to
disparage it. Besides this, when you
count the cost you will soon find it to
be better one than you can make for
the same money.
Learn to weigh conditions before you
condemn, balance your own scale, and
put yourself into it, and il a ten.penny
nail don't throw you out at bounce
you may rest assured that there is Q
dead weight of sin about you some
where. Yea. feather will sink the
opposite end, if YOU are purged of sin.
Sensible people have 10 confidence il
| the man who bcratcs his ncighbors
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TALKING of Gen. Grants ''nepotism,
an exchange says, at is way he had
before he was called to occupy the
White House. He commenced at Fort
Donnelson, he gave to his Aunt Column
bia; he gave Vicksburg to his Uncle
Samuel for a birthday present; Mission
Ridge to his cousin Yankee Doodle, and
Appomattox to brother Jonathan. In
order to perpetnate this nepotism, he
had to turn out Buekner, Pemberton,
Beauregard, Bragg, and Bob Lee
They all considered it an outrage, but 1t
made no difference with Grant, for he
did not stop as long as there was any
thing to take"
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"SHow me a Democratic district"
said Mr.. Greeley once, Sand l will
show you district where there are ten
gallons Of whiskey for every spelling
book" Owing to the prohibitory law,
the spelling books outnumbered the
whiskey bottles in Maine. That's the
reason Democratic votes are so scarce
there, perhaps. Iu Illinois there will
beabout $4,000 more spelling books
than whiskey bottles, this is what some
place the majority at.
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''To III. Greeley, Candidate"

'sTO III. Greeley, Candidate"
From the Binghamton Republican,
We have published three times, and
we shall publish at intervals, till we
get answer, to our address to Greeley
on the rebel pension business. We in
sist that, as loyal man, heis bound to
declare himself. Let him say, over
his own signature, avoiding any hig-
Cling or evasions, that if chosen Presi-
dent he will oppose rebel pensions or
any indemnities to rebels, or losses Of
disloyal men through the rebellion
He went SO far, yesterday, as to author,
ize it to be said that his interpretation
Of the Fourteenth Amendment was
that its words, to wit: that there must
be no payment by the United States, or
any State, of "any claim for the loss or
emancipation of any slave" were to be
literally interpreted. The payment Of
rebel pensions is not forbidden by the
Constitution. The payment of all
losses by the rebellion, except for
"slaves," or in the form of "debt." or
"obligation" [of the Confederate States,
or separate States, of course is not
forbidden; and the whole subject may
come up in Congress as soon as there is
a majority in either House for such
compensation. The Cincinnati plat
form, as if to provide loophole for
pensions, specified the soldiers Of "the
Republic" [of all the States?] as entitled
to gratitude" etc; and their heroism
and sacrifices were praised; but nothing
was said especially Of the Union SOL
diers.
If Mr.. Greeley would do what is fair
and right, his position, which he has
complicated by his expression concern
ing slaves, must be pronounced and
unequivocal. Ifhe is, as once, loyal
man, he wants no votes Of rebels, got
under false pretenses. If he is daily
ing with what remains of the rebellion,
and with rebel interests, the nation is
EMIT led to know that. The press of
the country should compel Mr.. Greeley
to speak out; or failing, must hold him,
as prominent men of the South regard
him, pledged to approve such measures
as the representatives Of the South
shall bring forward-rebel pensions,
and the rebel losses not specially ex-
cluded by the anne ndments which those
States, with the Northern States, have
adopted. IF Mr.. Greeley's surrender
means anything, it means that whatever
the coalition shall carry, within the con-
stitutional limitations, shall be accepted
as Cincinnati platform by inference,
and the Constitution by omission; seem
to open the way for a great deal Of
dicker with the rebles. This matter
ought to be closed bya. declaration Of
Greeley, which, shall embrace the
,rbola ooca
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KassOn, Mimi, Oct. 8, 1872.
DEAR JOURNAL

DEAR JOURNAL
Waiting two days
for a boat, in these railroad times, is
rather slow-coach business, hence I
Coached it" to Hastings. Thence by
rail, after two changes, and as many de-
lays, find myself at this pace, over
land, via Red Wing, not eighty-fve
miles from home.
At Mortified I found friend Con-
over, late of the Recorder running a
red-hot Greeley Newspaper And this
was not the "worst ont, nuther," as the
Englishman said when his wife went
berrying, and "like to got sfung to death
aoith 'ornet's nest" AS legitimate
consequence of this sudden transition,
he has recently found himself in the
noisy, yet rightful possession of pair
of babies,-yes-twin girls -girls, of
course, as no sensible lady would ever
dream of presenting husband with
twin boys, who had thus suddenly
jumped astride the Greeley horse. A
strange adventure, to be sure, but a
just reward.
Kasson is lively burg, two miles
south of Mantorville. on the Winona &
St. Peter Railroad. An excellent farm
ing country surrounds it, and it pos
sesses all the elements and peculiar
characteristics of prosperous western
village Our friend Lemen, late of the
Prescott Patriot, is about to plant the
material of his Office at this place, with
a fair prospect of success. / beseech
him not to change his politics too sud.
denly, remembering the fate of his late
confidential adviser.
never got away from home without
being homesick. | have come to the
conclusion that an Eastern man, woman
or child, born within the last fifty years,
comes into the world with the feeling
that he or she is destined to be trans.
planted. Hence they, in very early
life, fix their eyes upon the West or
South-usually the former. In my
boyhood days, Ohio was the far West,
and Illinois was next to the end of the
world-the dumping off place" | Of
ten dreamed of settling on the banks of
the pleasant Ohio, but never expected
to behold the mighty Mississippi. In.
difference and adverse winds held me
at bay till at length struck out and
travelled the full length of my purse
well stretched at that, and finally pitch
ed my tent upon the banks of the little,
lively, sparkling Kinnickinnic, stream
unheard of, and almost unknown, twenty
years aeone. And this spot is "home"
to me, in every sense Of the word.
Within the last seventeen years l have
seen grow UP around me. one of the
lovcliest little villages on the face Of
Gods green earth. My hopes, my for.
tunes and my heart are there. 1t con-
tains not cottage the very roof Of
winch is not dear to me. 1t contains
not soul for whom | have not both
reverence and respect.
1t is not the village alone, that claims
my admiration and respect, but the en-.
tiie St. Croix Valley, the chief center
Of which, River Falls is soon destined
To- be. This may be deemed naked as
sumption, but | believe, and
femiy believe that the whole
surrounding country will be proud to
slain it as such. Under no circum-
stances would disparagc my own
! holuc. 4. VI.
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r. J. WILCOX,

Dealer in Books, Stationery, Toys. News
papers, Periodicals., Inks. Pens, Pencils,
Pen-holders. Envelopes. Writing Paper.
Fancy Goods, &c. Orders for books or
anything else in my line which is not on
hand, will be filled 1T the shortest notice.
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Millinery and Dress Making
Mrs. E. j. HEASLEY,

Respect fully informs the ladies' of River
Fails and vicinity tina: she will cut aud fit
dresses, and make and trim bonnets and
hats in the latest styles. Second door
south Of Saunders 4 Green's. fb-tf
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the BRACKET HOUSE.
p. F. BRACKET.

p. F. BRACKET. Proprietor.
River Falls Wisconsin.
The beautiful Kinnickinnick runs close
~ this house and the facilities for Trout
fishing, and hunting are unexcelled. fb'tf
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MISSES LEVINGS.

Keep . Bookstore. embracing School and
Miscellaneous Books, Periodicals and Mag
aEines. full supply of stationery
Store next door to Mrs. Wholesalers Mil
linery shop, Main Street, River Falls. nc
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BANKERS. :
PRESCOTT - 49,. . a.rMlSC0NSIN.
pEApERsdM asi
Foreign and Domestic
- Exchan ge.

Receives Deposits and doaa General
Banking Bastn ess, stbee same as an organ
lied bank. Interest; allowed on Deposits,
by special arrangements. Collections
promptly attended 10. 80
Also Agents for the Cupard, 1nman and
Anchor bins Of Ocean Steamers. fb.u
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CONFECTIONERY AND NOTIONS.
Mrs. r. II. Scales.

Has the hest assortment of Confectionery,
Stationery. Canned Fruits, Green Apples,
Pictures, Notions etc., ever brought TO Riv-
or Falls. She solicits q share Of public
patronage. Main Street, River Falls.
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WATSO
MISS GRACE WILCOX.

Is Agent for Singers Sewing Machine. A
full supply Of Machines and extras con-
stantly on hand at the Book Store of R. j.
Wilcox FL If
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They have colored grand jurors in
the u. s. Courts at Cleveland, for tue
first time.
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BAKER & SPOONER,
at Law, Hudson Wisconsin. !
N. 4. BURNS
E. W. REEF
O. @. STfMSON,
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDA

Surgeon Dentist. Rooms over g. |. APP
Roberts store, Main street, River Falls.
Dentistry performed in all its different
branches-work warranted. fh-tf
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REPUBLICAN Nominations,
FOR PRESIDENT,
u. s. GRANT,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
HENRY WILSON,
For Presidential Electors.

AT LARaE-WILLAM E. CRAMER. Milwaukee
FLEIsCHER, La Crosse.
First Dist.-JERoME s. NICHOLS. Waukesha
Second do GEORGE G. SWAIN, Sank.
Third do --ORMsBy B. THOMAS, Crawford.
Fourth do FREDERICK HILGEN. Ozaukee
Fifth do e. C. McFETRIDGE. Dodge.
Sixth do Gro E. HosKINsoN. Brown.
Seventh do-RoMAXzo BUM, Monroe.
Eighth do HENRY D. BARRON. Polk.