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-, ;. SPECIAL NOTICE.

NEW. MEMBERSHIP TICKETS are being pre-
pared, TO be substituted for those nou In use They
will be exchanged, far prlcti cable, by the eOt
lector, when making his collection Of November
dues, and members are requested to have their old
tickets ready for exchange at that time. All such rs
have not been EXCHANGED before the TIN OF Nnveni-
her viii he taken up by the dporicepcr presented
for admission on and after that date; but members
can get their new tickets afterwards on application
to the Treasurer. II not In arrears Tor dues.
regulations concerning jheEiwi.i hereafer bG rigid
y enforced, and tickets used by Others lhau tlell
owners Will he Immediately forfeited 49, -
By order cttthe Board of Guveriiorsg " 80 ct91
.5,.,.I,-s,t :. SAMUEL SIN QN. Treasnlcrt.
&C 31,no26&7 ~. No. 1I0S Main street,
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cit is a charitable supposition that the
crazy people who are now vehemently bawl.
ing for fat money! or issues of Govern
ment paper made legal tender, are igno-
rant of the fact that their pet scheme was
tested, to the ruin OF thousands OF honest
people. as early in the history Of this coun.
try as 1715." I'd"
Vote for JOHNSTON and good money.
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go ~ ,iieneyss you ear cessfuliy palm Off
ON 9 mar, q bill of fare for . dinner. 4 ssall
believe in your. Doctrine; aud sheasI can,
sstist TIE faaas OF sIliungo by reading q
.hook, shall iioilli osirs part IS 4
Yote aor yegssTos and real dinaess.
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Richunoad voters,

& Nosnan should be excused for absentins
Ilinself from fhe polls to-day. EVERY
Nan SHOULD VOTE. Richmond repu.,
sation Is involved The man who stays.
away viii be suspected Of wanting the pluck
10 stand y her let every man toe the mark.
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"Take coin to the blacksmith, put it
under his hammer, and let him pound
away till every letter is obliteratcd, til! it is
pounded all out Of shape and form, and it
is worth as much as at the outset" Why?
Because it is the Almighty that gave it its
value.
Vote for JOHNSTON and real money,
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MARRIAGES.

Married. November I'd. III Washington, D. G.. by
son of cx.Prcsi'!cnt TYLER t. GEORGE W.,
daughter of John w. Powell, of Richmond, Va.
Married, September 23d, by Rev. Q. S. Barten, ut
the residence OF the brides parents, Mr. JAMES &:
COTTRELL, OF Richmond, Va, TO Hiss GEORGE
LITTLE, OF Norfolk, Va. n
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MEETINGS..

AEASONIC NOTICE.-Tbe men, & -
aIe rc oHrs Sl to attend stated D
ton of their lodge ut st. Aban'S Hail. corner Third
and Main streets, on THIS (Tuesdny) EVENING al
6 o'clock.
The members of sister lodges and all transient
brethren in good standing are iryitcd to meet with
A' ~ JAMES i. HIDDICK. Secretary.
NOVEMBER 8, \. L. 5S7S, A. D. 1878.
no 5-lt*
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uooKS. STATIONERY. &c.

HOUSEKEEPING IN OLD VIRGINIA
IL sl75-This Is hsndsome aud S an str.St,-
he M .nnSinsd cSnrrtcnce CT 25n ladies. &c n"'l
th e lsrr,~r assortment In the southern state :"
DOORS nsw and OLD cssi9!fhT f :iSiE' aud oci
a, in,.es nrires than can o. .ad &C
wSerr' j. W.RAND0LrH & ENGLISH,
Publishers. booksellers. Sta,iollers, prih,ewn,
- Binders, Blank Hook and fapef-
i s Manufacturers, 1909 and 1Sea aasu s"se''
oc 3Q-dSW ~" ....
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FTr. DiSces to Dr. Chi1es.
For the Dispatch.I

FOE bispdtSh'1
Bowling GREEN. November 2, 1878.
Messrs. Editors: The cunning evasion
Of DR.. Chiles in his communication OF the
Both ultimo would not have been noticed by
me had not that individual in his reply to
my second letter sought to fix upon me
11itful misrepresentation.
When Dr.. Chiles uses such language as
81 still denounce it as untrue" / think ii
Just to myself, in reply to this denial OF my
second letter, to say that he has designedly
sought to make false impression in the
public prints; that such quibbline is I'M
worthy Of a gentleman. and seems TO be the
dodge Of political trickster, at the expense
OF honor. for political advantage. lenciosc
certificate Of several citizens Of this place,
and il you can find room in your paper
would be glad il you would publish the en-
tire correspondence, together with the GER
titicatc. w. Z. DlGGEs.
We, citizens Of Bowling Green, were at
home on the day OF Dr.. Chiles's and Colonel
Newman's advertised meeting here, aud we
read in the Richmond Dispatch the commu-
nication OF Democrat" giving statement
OF the same, and we believe the statement
IN the main was correct. The notices OF
the meeting were certainly posted as early
as Saturday, and the meeting was to have
taken place on Tuesday, which for our vii
LACE and voting district is considered ample
time. J. S. FRANK,
S.P. TREwALLER,
r. VINCENT,
.... A. SAMCH,
.... J. II. HUpGIN,
w. J. ANDERSON,
-. ..,... r. D. COGHIIL,
G. f. COLEMAN.
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General JOE JOHNSTON or w. W. NEW
MAN: which will you choose?
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EDUCATIONAL.
o9-CETT STORE.
DECEIVED THIS WEEK


d ECEIVED THIS WEEK
AT THE NINETY-NINE-CEST STORE,
Large Folding CLOTllES-HORSEs;
4 lot of new and handsome D0LL-CARRIhGES
A lot of BRIDGEWoOD CUPS aud sAuCERS;
The finest line Of TABLE-CUTLEGY We have
ever shown-sets selling at 50c., 90c., sl.50
and s1.0S;
An elegant line OF WALNUT FRAMES at 5Oc.
99c., $1.25, aud $3.50; ...
New BIRD. CAGES at $3.50, S1.75, and Sl.96
besides all orr old lines at 99c.;
A few ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NAPIER TRAYS;
Very handsome STUFFED BIRDS IN glass cEe;
Full line of HAT and TOWEL-RACKS from zoe
tcS1.25; .... .... -
New aud handsome BOOK-RACKS;
Very fine WALNUT CHECKER-TABLES;
Handsome STATUE-PANELS on easel;
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 99c.
Catalogues mailed free TO any address.
..s. .... SIX. ..... s@. W. 4. STEVENS,
moi sos Broad stree.
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Fuucral Notice.

The funeral of JESSE KEESEE JONES, son of
W. r. and Cary Jones. will take place IT Grace
Street Bapiist church mt o'clock p. NJ. TODAY
TUESDAY,. Friends of The family, and OF Mr.. Jesse
keesce viii attend without further notice.
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4 r. MEADE 4 BAKERS

At MEADE 4 BAKERS
Ia DRUGSTORE
. go sIR-CUSHIONS FOR iNNALiD>.
AIE.pILLOWS FOR TRAY Ehl.hHS'
HOT-WATER BAGS.
ICEBAGS FOR THE HEAD,
RUBBER CLOTH FOR INFANTS
RI. SOFT-RUBBER BED-rASS,
TRAYELLISG-ELAshs
SPONGE-BAGS.
POCKET STOVES.
uOESE-uAtH FLESH GLOVES,
FLESH BRUSHES,
is. POCKET-INHALERs,
STE.AM-iNIiALERS,
T-ATOMlZERS,
ELASTIC STOCKINGS.
ABDOMINAL-SUPPOR
HARD-RCBBER TRUsSEs,
SHOULDER-BRACES,
NASAL DOUCHEs,
FEyER-TERMoMETER
GALvANIC-BATTERiE
And all SURGICAL and
MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold !.
MEADE s BAKERS orusS'"'''
o7 9l9 Main ssrr"|
=
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ME BEERS OF RICHMOND 40
lYl LODGE, No. 4, KNIGHTS or Pi.ET&S
THIAS, will attend stated meeting 0tlfl Il II
Tuesday EVENING ut O'Clock. Cand!- EScS9
dates for ranks will be prompt in attend SS.FT
ancc Members of sister lodges are fraternally in
vited to be present.
By order of the Chancellor Commander.
CT. DANFORTH,
5-lt Keeper of Records aud Steal.
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4 Vote Tor JolINsros and more green backs

|susss as We Tow have every one OF NJ .lieh
y ny real dollarss
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DRESS-COODS DEPARTMENT.

We have, usual, the largest assortment ever OIL
fcred in the city-J0U different styles 10 select
from: - $500 -
Another lot of those STEEL-GRAY LUSTRES at
loo. worth 2jc. per yard.
BLANKETS. SHEETINGS, BED-TlCkS. Ia
BLEOIL-CLO Otis, COMFORTS. and QUILTS.
$l2 BLANKETS reduced tn IS pair:
SlU BLANKETS reduced to So pair;
IS BLANKETS reduced TO So pair;
So BLANKETS reduced to "a pair;
So BLANKETS reduced 10 3 4 pair;
81 BLANKETS reduced to - 4 pair.
We offer the largest assortment of Blankets ever
offered in the CITY. Hoiel-kecpers and bOprdng-
houses and families desiring Blankets should con-
slider and look ut stock before buying elsewhere
On our third floor You will find full line Of la
LIES CLOAkS, BOULEVARD and BALMQ-
sHAWLS, PIANO COVERS and ~, TABLE I, (.
COVERS, ENTERTAINMENTS. W II L
SPREADS, anI MARSEILLES QUILTS:
Latest styles Of CLOAhS and SHETLAND
SHAWIS Just received. at lower prices than
ever; CLOAKS from IS to S25. Don't buy be-
fore you look 1t cur stock.
On our fourth floor you will nnda full assortment
or CARPETS. OIL-CLOTnS, MATTINGs.
RUGS, CURTAIN-LACE,WINDO
MATTHIAS from 20 to Soc;
CARPETS at log. 20, 25, SO. 10, so, 62H, IS,
9nc.. 81, up to % per yard
RUGS from ) 10 Sig each;
OlT-CLOTiS from soc. ND to 81 rcr yard.
We have thousands Of other articles, but 100 nil-
mcrous to mcuton for want OF space.
SYCLE BROTHERS, 81 Broad street,
oc4 between Third and Fourth streets.
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,SSI>IrpE DFpApTNFNT

CASHMERE DEPARTMENT.
Tie largest assortment Of CASS!MEHES ever Of
fcrcd In any house this side OF New York. All
We ask Is Il call and look 1t these goods before
purchasing elsewhere;
WATERPROOFS-a fun line: 81 Waterproof re-
duCcd TO see; Sl.25 Waterproof reduced Ia
75c.; Black, Nayy-Bluc, Seal-Brown, Bottle
Green, at low prices.
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nCE" COHEN BROTHERS
Ollcr great inducements in CLOAhS; their asSort
nrnt IS FULL from 80 10 40;
500 yards Remnants OF RICHARDSON'S FAMILY
LINEN at 80, 40 and j0c.-near one han 'h,r
value.
MATELASSE FLhSNEf.S In various c""rS:
Misses KNIT VESTS AT &c, %. 30, 80. all 75c.:
Ladies' VESTS III 37is. 80. 60. 95c.. :l0j. AMI
Sl.25-reduced fully 20 per cent:
Also, Il full assortment OF GcnIicincn'S KNIT
WEAR:
A large stock of UPHOLSTERY REPS aud D.
MASSES:
CARpE rs in Tapestry, Thrce-rly. Ingram, Nrn,-
tiarI. Cottage, and llcmD; Hemp Curpci' al ] - :
and 15c; Twn-P,y Ingram IT 80. 33, 31., 3D.
TO, and Soc, for best manufactured;
The largest and cheapest stock OF HOSIERY AMI
CORSETS ever offered In this city. oc@G
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BIACK GOODS.

BLACK GOODS.
SOC. CASHMERE reduced 10 35c.;
Use. CASHMERE reduced 10 Soc.
9Uc. CASHMERE reduced 10 60c.;
81 CASHMERE reduced TO 75c.:
1926 CASHMERE reduced Ia 90c.;
$3.50 CASHMERE reduced to 81 per yard :;
.. SOC. BLACK ALPACA reduced TO 37ec.;
75c. BLACK ALPACA reduced to SOC;
81 BLACK MDHAIR reduced 10 exc;
The best 25c. ALPACA in Richmond;
soc. ALPACA reduced to zoe:
We have q full line of MOURNING GOODS, such
as BombaZne. Henrietta, Grape, and Tamise
Cloths. and all the newest styles, and at prices
lower than ever.
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ET COHEN BROTHERS

now Offering the largest stock Of
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS
ever offered In THIS Stair.
Cool quality BLACK SILK at - AMI SJr.:
Heavy GRGS-GRAIN from = Ia $l.2j;
GUlNNET'S SATIN-FINISu at Sl.2j, $50.
II S.. and 60;
BONNET'S SATIN-FISISU nj Sl,3j. $50
Sl.75. s1.s5. sos. $40, S2.Gj. AMI =. 80.
for quality that equals any ever offered l,I,,,-
fore at 81.
In COLORED SILKS. offer every quality ami Q lor
including all the new shade. special attention
is called to an extensive variety of Land .ou:
evening shades.
a large stock of BLACK and COLORED SiTINS,
intending he various dccat" tintS;
Also, the Target stock BLACK and CrLrIFD
SiLk-VELEETS ever offered; ~
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Vote for JOHNSTON and real money.
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Our SILK DEPARTMENT In Black and Colored is
complete:
1915 SILK reduced TO 81 per yard;
1926 SILK reduced TO 31.25 per yard:
1915 SILK reduced 10 $3.50 per yard;
$3.50 SILK reduced to 81 per yard;
COLORED SILKS in Nayy.Bue, Botle-Green,
Gray, Drabs, and Seal-BroWn ~ S1.75-ncvcr
sold for less than So before in the city; Navy
Blue. Bottle-G Green, Seal-Brown, Slate, Drab,
and Plum only csc. yard;
TEIAIMING-SILkS from so to 75c. per yard.
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me- GRAND OPENTNGl
GRAND oPENIyG!
OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS
at SYCLE BROTHERS.

5000 pairs KID GoIyEs are reduced from s1.2s
5000 pairs Isle GLOVES from 20 10 ooc. a
1,26o, pairs LINED eAUNTLETs at 2oc.-real
500 pairs REatGLAR-sIADE HOSE at 1870. a
500 STRIPED CLICKED, WORKED, and EN-
BROIDERED from 20 to zoe. 4 pair
]. 1000 pairs STOCKINGS from 8 to 25c. pair:
I large assortment Of CHILDHENrS STOCKINGS
from 10 TO Soc. pair:
Five pairs good BALDRIGGANS for 81:
5000 pairs OF those GOOD SOCKS at 10c.-real
value 25c. pair.
&C DAMASK TOWELS are reGuced to IS:
$3.50 HUCKABACK TOWELS are reduced to 81
$50 sS1 GERMAN LINEN TOWELS are reduced
to S2:
az TOWELS are reduced to $3.50 dozen;
These are The cheapest TOWELS that have ever
been offered In Kicbmond, and parties wishing
them will call II once and supply themselves.
Good CRASH only SC. yard-all linen;
so dozen LINEN HEMSTITCHED HANDLER
CHIEEFS are reduced from $3.50 to ~
25 dozen more Of those 1916 HANDKERCHIEFs
a Ala large assortment Of SILK HANDKERc CHIEFS;
A large assortment of SCARFS and TIES;
A handsome SCARF at 15c.
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f3 A LARGE ASSORTMENT az,
CARRIAGE and BUGGY BLANKETS n
no. LEVY BROJITFpS,
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D CLOAKS! CLOAKS! CLOAES,
You VIII fnd The largest assortment and the cho,c.
est CLOAkSat N'-'p-
no. lew DRoTTrpx,
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@ GENTLEMEN'S FTRSrsuIyc
GOODS can be found in great varietyat A-'"
, LEVY BROTIErps,
See The PAPER COLLARS in the rayr IT,, liz.
BAGS Price, &C.; the bags are worth the ,nona.
nos ' WV money. !
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= BpEEFaH ssyTyrpa

G e. BLACK AND CoLoRED CASH.
large arrival Of lhe.o 1911
goods, which will be sod at popular priess p'pohr
uO y LEVY RpDrrIIr-r,r.
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A" BLANKETS! BLANKETS,
50. 1895. IL, 1928, S., s6. 81 AZ :o 'L 20?
and up 10 SIS per pair, at 10 -"
COMFORTABLFS very chcan. ''h ~
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-18

the treasury, shall be guilty Of
misdemeanor forbidding territories
70 incur Indebtedness in aid Of railway
or other private corporations: also 10
reduce the expense Of collecting Gus
toms and limiting fees paid III collection
districts; to prevent the overload
ing Of vessels carrying freight and
passengers joint resolution Of
the general assembly Of Missouri, to re-
pcal restrictions on the sale Of leaf to-
bacco; authorizing the purchase Of
gold dust and gold and silver bullion at
the mint at Denver, and the payment
therefor by draft also the following
resolution:
WHEREAS, Petitions are about to he
presented to this house from thirty-fye
states Of die union, asking the adoption
Of an amendment 10 tie constitution,
which shall prohibit the several states
from DISTINGUISHING I citizen onacconnt
Of sex.
RlSo|vd, That session Of the house
shall BE held Saturday, the 10Th, at
which representatives of the women
chosen BY those petitioners, and now in
the city, may be heard at the bar Of the
house i'll support Of the cause.
Rejected; yeas, 107; nays, 40.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-18
Legislative Summary.

WEDNESDAY,. jan. 3. SENATE. The
state senate met ut II o'clock, noon
and was called To order by Lieut., Gov
Bingham. The newly elected senators
were sworn in, the roll called and
all senator's answered 20 their names
The scnate then elected Hon "A. j. Tur-
ner Of Portage, chief clerk, and Mr.
L. j. dayton, sergeant ut arms, Scna-
tor l., w. Bardcn was elected president
pro TEN. The following resolution was
adopted:
Rcsotred, That the standing committees Of tho
senate viii hc na follows;
Judiciary N + Wing, a. A, Arnold ~ H.
Bailey, /. x. lludd Joseph Rnkin.
state Affairs q q. hathaway, ." Y. Price, N
Anderson,
u Hnrrows, John A. Rice.
Railroads. Thos. Scott, II. g. Sackctt Isaac
Van Schaok, u, q. Reynolds q. q Hathaway
George IL Paul Joseph Rank II, W, W. Reed
Chns II Williams
Education a.. T. burrows, A. u, Andrews,
Geo II Paul
Manufacture and Commerce g, W. Swain, A
A. Iopor, Gro Albert
Interpretations ". I. lh g, rhos. Scott, Gca,
NJ. Richmond
Town MI County Affairs r. y Torrcy a.
Cumpbcll IL =. Mumhluc.
Public Lnnds Loper, George trimmer
Cha-. II, " liamS
military Affairs snur Van Schalck, ra,id i
Welch Geo N, Richmond
riNilCgcs aud Elc toms y. Il, Bailey, L u
Torpy, rhilip Schneider.
Legislative Expenditures A. Campbell H.
Richards on I'M W Schneider
Federal Relations u. Sackctt, T. \, Homes
John "A Rice.
Roqfs and hrillgcs Goo tirmmcr y W rai-
den, laonS ~ of
WVi
FnRresscd Bills u 9. Reynolds, X ~ rorrey
VI Anderson.
Enrolled bills \ II. Andrews, " W swain
Geo bert,
lhr following senator's Will represent
the senate un the Joint committees.
claims y, T. Melth, ! 4 Treat, II. G, Mum.
htuc
,tds n91l'Ge a ,ta,h roT Y ,Hi n L. Rich
Printing /. y BONES, 4, pncc, George u
Pam
WEDNESDAY,, dan. . l@smdiV, III,
assembly met II noon; thc roll VA,
called and alimemhcrs 0--ansMerct
70 their names. The oath MAS admin
istcrcd to the members III body. Il,
a union &c tho grcenhacllcfs and demo
Gratis Hon. A. X Burrows, grcenbaekcl
81 Chippewa Falls WAS chosen speaker
Mr.. ], K, Hunter, Of Rock county, wa
chosen chief clerk and Anton Klaus, .
Green Bay, was chosen serceaut-at
arms
I'nuRspAN, Jan, 10. Srnatc The onl
matter Of general interest VAS The il
PRODUCTION by Sen, Price Of tile follow
ing resolution:
Resolved In Ne Salatf TIC iSScmjh cou
curing, That the complete restoration
Of the provisions Of tie coinage act ~
existed prior 10 February ~, 1879
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-18

clare, absolutely, that tie Bland bil'
cannot become Il law.
EXcEIr OVER i VETO.
Two Of the Cabinet officers have said
that they We're very certain that the
Bland bill could not pass over veto,
especially if the veto message should
Indicate the character Of the bill which
the President would be willing to sign.
The President is understood to desire
to have a silver bill passed with u lin
tied legal-tonder quality, and to be Of
the opinion that silver may be utilized
for coin ia great measure, but his
theory Of tie Bland bill known,
absolutely to be that its passage
would both impair the obligations Of
the United States and affect the national
credit.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-18
EXECUTIVE OFFlCE.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
Governor VIM y. smith, Milwaukee.
H. .Governer-J a hingham, Chippewa Fhlla.
Private Secretary Geo W. BlTchald, r. A.
kInson.
The governors official staff has been
appointed, rs follows
hdjutant General ed Il bryant, With rank Of
Brigade General
Ounltcrmns.cI General Geo u. Bryant, with
rank OF Mnj0r General
surgeon General pr Il. u. Wocott with rank
of Brgndicr General.
Military Secretary md hidc.dcCanp Geo W.
HurChArd. with rank ~ colonel
Aide dc.C amp Furian J, lcs, with rank Of
Colonel. 5,
Aide de Camp j. a. Watroua, With rank Of
Colonel
Aidcsdo.cnmpa t.. Is Sale, with rank ofColoncl
Aldc.dc Camp John 6. Higgins, win rank OF
AIDE. Cnmp David ", curtis, with RINK Of
Colonel
Aidede-C Camp George founar, with rank q
Aido.do camp pllny Norcross, With rink Of
Colonel
AIdc.do Camp - Il. Bryant, with rank lof
Colonel.
STATE DEPARTMENT,
pecrctnry of state -Ilnns il amer, Ellsworth
Assistant Secretary Frank u lntncy. Wan
kesl2
General clerk David n TAYLOR, Ia Crosse.
Printing Clerk Edwin II. WcDer Mcn0mlncr.
Insurance. Clerk. ". Reyes, Waicrtown
Assistant insurance clerk y. Snckow
Book -kVepcrz-B, II. Inla, Madison,
BOOB keeper flitt Fund Lars llathlhh, lhu
claire.
Recording clerk and Proof Reader NJ, :. Kim
BALI Ellsworth
Recorder Of Marriages, GirtliB ana Ichthb VII
Mira Fannie NJ wilma, Madison
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
State Treasurer Richard Gncnthcr, Oshkosh
Assistant Treasurer Robert Nc urdy, oHh
kOsh,
Book keeper Adolph McnRea, Madison.
Correspondent VIM u. Garr, Wuupaca,
Deposit Clcik hairless Wedcalcdt, Ailwat.
messenger Henry schuclo,
EAND OFFICE.
chief Clerk J u, Naggoner, Richland Cen
Corkp W. II Bennett, Mineral Point; G. NJ
Forcsmnn, Madison; Peter FaRg, milwaukee,; F.
j Mol, Oshkosh: II u. Pouse
Messenger w. Jones.
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE.
Attorney General Alexander Wilson, Mineral
Assistant Attorney General II, u. Chynoweth,
MADISON.
Messenger Andrcw Dnubncr
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT.
superintendent Of Public Instruction W, g.
Whtlurd, ~Ilt0n
Assistant superintendent II. Prndt, Maai-
ron
Clerk ana Messenger W. +. clark, Milton
PUBLIC PROPERTY OFFICE.
superintendent Of Public Property andrew
Sexton, Madison
Assistant Superintendent Robert Mnnioth,
Madison
Messenger Nm Jones, Madison.
RAILROAD MISSiONEliS OFFICE.
Rnlrond Commissioner Dana e, Lnmh, Fond
dn Lac,
Clerk J II Foster. Wlnnebago county
TREASURY AGENCY.
'rrcnsury Agent llcnry kleinpe Sank city.
IlITNEN IMPAIRMENT
Adiutani General Ed. ~. Bryant, Madison.
Quartcrmaster GeneAl--Geo. +. Bryant, Madl-
H0n,
HAnluwuc
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-18
War News.
pEACE Talk

a Constantinople dispatch dated jan.
lIth, states that the Porte received 4
telegram from the Grand Duke Nicholas
stating that he received the Turkish
delegate to discuss IN armistice but can
not, at present, give any indications as
to the terms Of peace us he is still ignor-
ant thereof
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-18
UNNECESSARY Alarm.

Captain Fife, British military attache,
tcegraphs to Minister Layard from
Adrianople under date Of Jan. 1lth,
that there is no immediate ground for
the existing panic ms Geographic COM
munication is still open from Adrianople
to Tartar BaMrdjak.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-18

As yoU cannot avoid your own com
pany make it a. GOOD a. possible.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-18

BRlusit pensioners il Canada have
been called upon q send III th,ir r.
turns Of their residence. state of health,
etc; hence tits thought that they may
be called on g. 80 garrison duty IT
home iii case of war
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-01-18
STATE AFFAIRS.

List OF Appointments Made by the Ne"
State Officials.
The following are the appointments
IN each Of the several state depart
ments rs they stand at present;
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-29
purhss. resscse nara.s..

We were present at the sales 10 several
% The Warehouses al Durham last week,
aud were amazed nj The proilglous guam
iilies cf the weed offered for s.le. II was
NOT possible ioslorrAl on the same ,lay
that was offered aud tile sales were con-
iinued until late hour IN the evening;
aud NJ fasi asa sale was made In one
Warehouse and the .obaccn re-
moved, The work of iiIling M ai osue was
renewed. Sales for high grades were satis-
factory iifthe extreme. w. made ex.
tracts from The days sales ~ three ware
houses which We present 20 our READERS ~
items of formation.
AtE.J. Parish's we made the ioIlowln1 /
notes of Wednesdays sales: W. w Tin.
gen of Granville obtained for three lots
$3.50 so aud 80. n. BIalnck " Person
rot fr three lots s.. ei5, and 80. TIL.
Perry 81 tIake lthi- isa new industry III
lFakel S25 siuI 81. Bcujamiu Clark ~
Granville ryciye,i 80 aud Sls. and Pas.
cLaii LunplOId =! vIaage, $500, sOI, sgS,