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, 1880-08-28

New IotH, Aug. 2i.-F'le, ,}oEnt Executive
COMMITTEES uf the trunk lines md tl!eir
Western connections continued their srsslou
tn,,in.., IL, 1,,ut r',,,,,;as,c,,ar r;,E,, +f,Iro
me""s ~ - t"o' tu"'iss'o"e. o. .an omse'
apolis, st. 1.auis, aud Cl'cago handed III
those ,' si cites " Which II were tnly plaeeu % on bc
Some Of tllo members OF ule leolla commit
tee were absent. and TO report FROM tlnst city
was received. Tho Committees, III establls!l-
fptr arrangements fnr n ,ltyisian of business
-, ~; ror,.' 1innt.. viuoo,,,,,s nm, .of"".,t,
~. !..a1 t,au.e, .n l'cee' ! ,a n''u ."'"s ..
reported they were NOT reauy 10 recoila-
mend any nct0t1 rs yet. and tic
mailer wns )nEl over, Preliminary
,,rcuosals wcro ,nn,le regarding LAFAYETTE.
wv ~ actlo't " M'ts ta'e''' c"cep' ~ t:l"Sst
commissioner fink tU cOrre9phslu with TIC
.nke Eric y Western Company on the sui
tcct: The Committee on VtncclinGs are to
ruport was received trtnn tho Committee on
the Ontario Il Uctuit DlyislnI, III It ltatl not
l,ad time to net. Having thus been i1lfornstl
tlint there were iin reinf's ll0nt tno3t III Tic
Sub.CntllnttteGs, tic Joint CoIlt1llttco psu-
ceetied to Transact some business. Coili-
nltsssoncr FINK Wns instructed TO SEQ
TINT the. resolution calling nlpn tie
lines, Mt seabonrtl terminal points
nf shipments OF whisky, "lcoll0l, Gte.. WIS
rlglttly carried OUT oy ull tic lines. Tile sub
ttct uf frulslit rates was tlen tsEtn Up, nflS,
dcitn1t act0n tAken was with regard to tic
rates on cnttnn.. Tlla Committee on these
, 1880-08-28
IOWA RAILROADS.

Gptttd} D1$rateh to 1Ht Chicago 7f1tNtR.
Dies MolXEs, Aug. .a7.-:Ihe contract Inns
Geua lit FOR grntllng tie extension Ut tho
GrtnneIl Il hlontezlllia Noal from GrTnl,cll
tn Stato Centre III tho Cllcngo II Northwest
cr,,, Il few niles west OF Slarshalltuwn. Ile
work Is to bu slo'lv mud ears running Nov. !,
Tho object of tAls movement IL mt alto.
ytthDr uptHstllt. Ex.GUv. Merrill is i!le hun
ut tim lead Of 1t, atnl 1t Is stateA tic object II
to furnish Investment fur lslu cap!tat. Thu
Grtnneil 81 AIontuz,iu,a lt0nd Inns liitlerto
been onpratcA BY tho Central Iowa. and this
'nvW uxtol,sl0n northwest wlll llsu tlIe txack
Of tho Central tlye miles out tronl 0rin-
nUlI. But ~ tho H., C., Il j. n. II uxtGAding
i.s Museut!Me Division from What Cheer to
atontezt!nia,. yia. Thurnbury, It louES ltttlu
u. though tho o., Il. Il q. and thu Chcug0 II
Ituek lsland wcro behimt It,
Tl!o northwestern liny not have Gollncl1
tloI!s aru very sfrong t'iat why. Its l!no Is
under contract truln Toledo, III Tatna CUM
ty, tg llarlaI. H. Shelby County, Wl;ich y
Vrack-laylnK Nil legIn on the Keasaugua
branch ct tic lsoek ls1alll from Summit
s!n'o sa on ,4Ss tS Ksok, 'k, n!s!sio, 7 .,1 seet
gaugv isonl, now open to l'aMora, IN Guthrie
County, IL astonishing Its owilers by tho
4llnnullt et business snnt. II lhs already,
thu first six mouths. enrntHt more money tl.nn
il is tnxrl 10 It's full capaclty already. aud It
has n large equipment. 1t hns twice doubled
Its equipment sillGa tho road ws!S opened. It
runs tlirouKl. = productive country. anu Will
pruy,e = = nt!roiltabIe roal. is fecder OF the
III Tho Chicago 4 1sock Island las accepted
tha tlec!slun Ut tl'o Hatlroad Go!anl!sss.omers
g. tho Itllibqrn case, alul will i1aui 7. =. Y
fkIhE6
, 1880-08-28

When lie wns fo,.nA .lca,1, sosnu hours Inter,
ie was nearly black III the face, and 4
dark f'.rrow nenrly half an inch deep
around tho swollen llesls showed where
Tho cord lnltl dnns It's work.. The
fnce, nl,d hainls wrrr uls, swollen, hut no
marks nj any. ynlent struggle could be scct.
The fatal cord was suspended fr0m Il aHa1l
fect from tho o"r, eiNl iii tic @ cori itsef, Which
Is only nhott n 1.lnrtcr of ntt inch thick. wns
81 i'lncct TINT Il slip.kllot was found within
twn, fret nf tic, floor. 1ntn this noose the
Suicide placed bis head, extending. lifs feet
Of Ills body rr*t ,lrulf hls 1irck, which was
s0on cut by the 1igIitness TT tllo cuEd.
, 1880-08-28
THE RAILROADS.
Further Action Relative to Gou1d's
Latest Scheme.
Action Of tho High Joint Con1~
1liCteo III Now York
Yesterday.
Railroad Matters in Iowa-The Inter-
national Bridge.
GDUI1)'9 NEW LINE.
Hn$tfNt TlfthNffh II 5'ts f.6fs... tt..fhs ~

spttsat Dt.patsA TO TIT ctteyeo 4ftsuat.
trcnrnnratnss ~ 10 ".,,.I,, ''t,t ase.s ~ na",
w'.,. p'iato.s ~ .'io ,Icw,y'otRan'Ma ~"
aofl', 4'ackawn'.n" u Western l'ailroud
Company WIS held ut Mr.. Sonn's ulllcs to-
Stuon I'm. ,.1rcIcJ rrcs;,in,,, TS.1.rlcr Il
i,hn,",,ars so,r,,,,rv i; II t.t,,,'a"s :rro,s.
o..s.'aoe's ;oe;,et;ts, - liz ''noohs & aleaa'
tfef' s.sla AZ. u: Chambers Assistant Ire'rs'
polutcsl MI Executive Committee: Samuel
Snn,,. t,rrrv II. penn. 1,r,,;n,n;u n .Cln,lr
r"nr,,o ,,,ts, t,,. f.',,,, % n"s".,,t Cam o,
t'e"aeG ,'a' na.ss' 10y 3ou", l"sse.l 9aHc' "a
linz tllo Delaware, lackuwanna 4E Western
Interest anl The Inst tl,rce lint nf lin Vn.
lwa1, ~ Inr,s K. f,.,c,t,o .rho ,nnntinv
1ns"' ,"s''', M. 1"n'' l"eI. 4"u .,. ...I
prososed routes ulrea.ty surveyed by the en-.
, 1880-08-28

The Erentcst hie*alns ever offered to
suffering Immunity Is Ares.Is ku.nyRs. In tlys-
pnp*la: Rtstrft*. na,lscu., general debility eo'l-
,n,as s1 eth u ss s xs,s, er, sts t.s
tA0lr placG. .Appptltn ant. strength return ~ II
by iHavIc. k'nnyss! II NIT a medicine; IT. IL Il lstal
III furfn uf u relisnt milk WING. il rrprau,lta
nll tho elements Of nutrition IN n y{fnzci md
easly sltestct! form, un,l nothing rlstt ~ rnp.I1y
r1lrIGhts tho hln0a. 1rrntIfe IN kMInyss 4cGt
frtB 10 my nhslrnss, lInware nf mutations.
Arcnds KufnyEA Is INT snlh 10 tho tr,Ilr TIM
sut,scfs al,r1iicd directly by A.. Arenl, Chemist,
corner 3Atllsun street and Fifth uyGiltlu.
, 1880-08-28

OMAHA, Neb. Aug. a7.-1lp Chicago, 1snr-
lI'lgtun & Quincy a1ni tic Burlington &
Missouri i.allroad bri.tEe over tho Missouri
at l'!attsmontt las been finished. and will
lie testetl .sInihlay. II wns begun oycr a war
agn, ntltl y n very substantial HtruGtart., The
ChEea9n. Burlington Il Quincy viii pr0bah!y
run II f'hi4ago Train over this brldEN BIZ
interrupted entry inta Omaha over ils own
lines.
, 1880-08-28

CINCINNATI. Aug. g7.-The G0zettc's
Akron. o., special stys: The Holland bond
h"l'iers Of tho Cleveland, Mt. verlon II Co.
lsl1nlus lEoad are there arranging for tho sale
Of tl.e roatt hy foreclosure. THEY nre cx-
,cctel tn bid It III alul tI,ell construct n branch
to tile cUNlficIdS A!ni!t XNnrsyIllrt md mako
n running arrangement with tho New York,
Pennsylvania IL Uli0 Road.
, 1880-08-28
SATURDAY 49,

III |f i o; trss.sn"'l "i Il Ito % Dsrot ( naiier Sa
lsn;.tl crossrs tho jackson bralicft nf the
Lake Sl,nr,. but MI these nttempfs to hinder
ii,u th.w enterprise will probably result like
uiu uHu Mt HITLER, Ind.
, 1880-08-28
SECRET SOCIETIES.

ePsFsR& UEspuIt" s0 F"# E&E10W 1fU4HS*
Dfruoir, Mich, Aug. az.-The General
Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons to-day
completed its list Of new alllccEs by the cleo
tion ut tho following: Thomas 5toF. Patton,
Salem, Ore, q. q. a. G.; Janles Southgale,
Durham, N. O., q. q. u. Third ": nenja-
m!n +. FutIer, Meulplsts, Tenn., q. q. II.
Second Y; Ia, ,rteI II. Wheeler. Tlattsmoutl'.
Neb., q. e. ii. First Y.
, 1880-08-28

r,v,ry. the Statesman almost convicted OF
',rr letter 10 Springer Offering brtbe. Ii
l,.s ., t., luke M nctive part In tho Donocrat'c
.,apalgn III Indiana.
, 1880-08-28

NEW YonK, Aug. 27.--'rho authorities of
Ju,xey City llaya hcen enlotnr.l from dis
turbtng tho tracks Ut the Pennsylvania Cen.
tral Hallway. The city wants tie rails low
cred " the street level.
, 1880-08-28

TUE INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE
Vanderbilt Inns Just suffered II rebuff In tito
Court VI Chunceryo Of tile dominion Of Cana.
tla whtcl, will probably have the effect Of
teaclltng him to treat his competitors with u
little more fairness than ho has htcn in the
habit Of doing. Some months a9o the Inter
national bridge Company He'd bill In the
Dominion Court Of C'.nnecry to conlpel Tho
payment by the Caualn Southern Railroad Of
tolls ngyreyntlng over Sl00,NO FnildnsbtIt's
Canada Southern filed NJ, al,swcr. III which
that the bridge colnlMny had no, !,wnr to
l1npUsa then: tlHlt tho Grand Trunk Hallway
Mre tho icssees Of tlle bridge, n1ltl
'l,at t t3,s rlarses ,ts.+ we're lnaae w''ot|y
u way. '2 }assaspt 'srsss Il ia, 's now brrn ra:'
rendered In lavoy Ut tic plaintiffs. Tile Court
llolts That they hro entitled to the decree AZ
prayed for, with costs. il rnlttcsnEree upon
eree. il i!oi, tlsrs viii b : reicre,'ce d.
trcteA 10 the Muster % tnl;e the recount u,
tn basls ut tlle schedule Oi iNlls, with tic
modification by WHY Of rebate which tile
tas Gopay nye my, GSTEsca p ks H. cros.
cass of tho Camtda Southern halfway ". Tile
Bridge Company, tho GraiL Trunk Railway,
n!Mt tlle Atiorney.t'gllera! u Ohtarlo. Tl9
bill IN ILLS ctst. wis baset upon the prnpos-
tlun tlsat The Bridge Company i only entitled
use Of tho bridge, and charged, tl,at
they Ind never ocetl able tu come to M
ngrecnlett rs to the amount Of compensation
to br pa!d for It's use It wus further cllargrl
tint neither tho .l'ri1ge Company .,sor. tlIa
Grand Trunk HALLWAY lnvB ever 1awfu'ty
fixed tho rate Ut tolls, and llaya IN power to
10 30: tlEat TIC Canatla Southern Use tho
bridge, III hoy have tho right to tiu u,,s!er tho
statutes, subject only u sllcl, compensation
as could be legally claimed. The Court WIS
asked to declare tl!at they. were entitled to
III tic exercise thereof. Tie evidence III this
case sNs the same Us that tukcn In t!lo former,
nnd both c,lses were nrltllel tnguthnr several
weeks agp. Tho bill by tue Calaua Southern
wns dismissed With Gusts.
, 1880-08-28

rao,t the look Of tue botlcs, II IS inferred
,hat tho m,s,odon vas tho oflssn'' s''a'h'an ol
ian. Uuycrly's minstrel truupe.
, 1880-08-28

The public will beware af frnutlts.
lent imitation Ut Uobblns' Electric 2na1t nav s-
Ing forced IN tho n!aFkGt by misrepresentation.
1t will ruin my rlothos washed With It, Iuslst
upon hayinK UObb!as' Electric.
, 1880-08-28

.,.,nvc bccu 10 t}1rnw Gen. Hancock snrn.
Sou Snr o,,t of tho service. tinefict1 opposed tho
na.ntd ,sndncut, md icfcntcd II. fes l'enjan''n II
sn.'i xioorulaly sl,prurting I1ancock III Mns.I'
no" he.,. tfs Il fortunate thing thnt tritEtnK ln-
euu:,.,,cfes Hike this ,1or't isurh Ills serenity.
, 1880-08-28

TrE publishers are deterrlnE tnelr I'M
.',"rt hunks until utter tho Presidential cleo.
n ,rhia really js not the time Eor nuycl-real-
, 1880-08-28

rms President llas granted Whitaker m
t'r,, fur1ot1utt,-n pool ,t!sl,1slt!nn to nnku
Fhn .a,e until tho fncts can bs thoro ouRh'y e1.
, 1880-08-28

Clore Pink II The Nnmn
dt tho now perfume Invented hy Atkinsnn, tho
London rcrfunur. And fnvnrctl by Mrs. Lang
try. hence nlntly suppose It to possess bcauty'
giving power.
, 1880-08-28
xvATCtlrIR.

TIFFANY & CO., jewelers.,
Union Square, New York
City, invite attention to
their new bridge movement
Stem Winding Watches III
18 carat gold hunting cases
Mt One Hundred Dollars
each.
They are carefully finished
III every particular, adjusted
to l'ent and lcold, and are
confidently guaranteed as
the best value for the money
attained i'll II watch.
Correspondence Invited. =
Address, >
TIFFANY 81 CO.,
NEW YORK
Antique and Modern Fur
niturc representing various
historical periods, Bric-a-
brac, Paintings, Stltuary,
English Silvcrwarc, ETC., etc.
In September II collection
Of Objects of Art purchased
ut the 1:lte s:llo Of Prince
De1nidon at San Donate,
Florence, will be opened.
SYPHER N CO.,
III BROADWAY, NEW York;
, 1880-08-28

nrtusr were not tue principles for wl,fct.
,,,,rh, fur yeurs."-H'inHeid Ssun llancVck.
, 1880-08-28

Body, brain. Nerve Rood.-t:oIt1c1ts.
LftbE'k Liquid ExtruGt Beef styoa health.
strength, ulId nerve fnrcc
, 1880-08-28

treisl!t and Tho fast express tTIalns' tt'd of
lho town. and to t'sat end they isav: "f,nl::
tho Cnnlmny tn opernte MY! lnai!.tAtn t'm
llnrrnw-tMngp. tbat! from l)rs Mn[nrs 10
Aioincs Il Minneapolis nrn bn,h nnde PARTIES
defendant. Ju!lge 6: U. No,tlsc. of THIS city,
apy".ars tur plaintiff. and .tnttrs & Ea1r, ut
sns.ra s s vu9y Sy s Ss st essiSs q y aH ire
involved. anil thu fEx!tt will be lrnrncicd and
vigorous. There Il Il pretty genera! fnIprrs-
siolt hcrralouts that TIT: people Of Polk t'tty
t xude dHaS sxxs t r Y L 10 f u e : Scsr ta}SS sSs
nrn compelled .n operate tile harrow -guun,
Polk city will gcs. no fayors except
si.r'l US nre tcosnp.ls9ry, alni those nin
'SSy S *; x SSS SyS ;f;t" ot THY T Saet IS'1es { xs
thg goodwill! nycfa Of I, dng.
Chicago should tRke nnlfcc Tint fnwn grain
llna found ,;y nG% oan,el 10 New i"rk, md
ono Which @lll pt''lI|al,ly tHke sRwHy large
Northern atnl Northwestern. j. grail iIla,l
ut Fort dodge rcrently reccisrsl orders from
tho owner Ut Buffalo 10 se!ul N,U}o h,tsIluts
Of cotn, to b In sta the nHw slln!"i|alls d 81.
Louis l!oa4 and p,a!a'!,. t'ls lr.ix'lt lmIng
lelng sent frnm Duluth IL Fort l}ntlgn
fnr seven cents per hnrrci. lrsS tllnn flt,ln
Chicago. Nnw, a. Duluth Is M 1lrar New
York is Chicago, afuI thur: Il less rail lrun.-
portasioil frnm Dnlulll to. Suw for!; nr ttt,
sca.,oard, the rates Gull be. ,,'lr lrss, md
tl.ey arc. tl,ain.i,nyers nj Fart lJodsr, a,ut
n!0ng tho Central Iowa III far south M
t;rundy Co,lnty, aru paylMs tlirre uinl four
rc1its ler hslsElrl inure fur grain tu ship
North, Via Minneapolis and pHl.ltII, t!an il
they slip tn CAeugo. Nfnt they say they arc
seilti1ng larga quantities nf grain that why.
Tho kreMt Nctiyity now going IN In pushing
rnltls from st.. lAut III that direction, and
nult.nE the Chicago nntl milwaukee, Chili-
paies, fntlcatgH tliat somebody !las gnt their
, 1880-08-28

I1ny Fever cured by .IcIIrrA, French
CatMrrh Curr. Office III Dearborn sisrct.
, 1880-08-28

Political Ifallncrh, Flngs, n,ll I'or-
traits. HuIer Il t;rai.nm " D1INno street, N. Y.
, 1880-08-28
WASHINGTON,

7Ir. NtsnnosH RAPPORT OFT tho Trndo OF
tNc 1ntcrHrcnnic CAnhl-Tlsc Cant est
Over ke1toG.'& Hcht tn tbs Srslute TO
he COntinnctt-prutcetlOM Of alsierI-
cHFa Citizens .AbrOutl.
, 1880-08-28
DtXl CROSBY, NJ. D.,

Now l4ampahlre's Grealest Physician, thus
AueAka Qft
DEAR BlR; III answor to yt,ur tnoutrlca con.
ttrntl.g thu COMPOUND SfitI'F or kAl!sA.
l'AHltt!.A, rs pre&Aral b. tim Auciety nF SAukcrs
!n Canterbury. n, H.. Wunit say thAt buyc
been familiar With Tho prescription, u1,d have
always recommended Il fll,tl IT,, purs,at Lnow-
e'tx9 nt lhosr Caeclng tn tts preparation. which
10. p1Xl CROSBY, M, d.
11unoyer, n. II.
, 1880-08-28

John W. Brown, General Passenger anil
Ticket Agent 0f The Indiana, Bloomington 4
Western, Railroad, has resigned his position.
lie will quit railroa.ltng aud engage in tic
rubber business Mt Columbus.
, 1880-08-28

Tho 4Ncw Jersey Ftcie- zeilnHv docs not ballove
IN supl. 1,npty oxpuses III tue New York tl'0tid
publishes. In orler tn bolstur up tho prospects
ur Hktnaiut English IN the State IT Indiana.
Tho Zet.u'lg says. i" Worry thin Is tho explains
tion produced by tho Nov York TtfnrsI tn excuse
tho Infamous anl much discussed, uaurtnlis,
11Ill cut. throntl!ku transactions Of fts cundato
tur tho Viuo-l'rcsdunuy. Thnt paper asserta--
whether It Ia truu OF nut wU do not knnw-that
ono ct tho chof uxonts. through whom MF. E1l-
H.lAh usually transacted his dirty business. Ia u
3leIlihllosn. BupRoso 1t ia truu, what Ut III
Hive tho Republicans noml1iutu4 tholr tav6rlt
sons AHrnt as thslr oan,il,late fur tho viee-
lressJuuey1 Is English not responsible fur the
ncta Ut hts Ilnllt,olul agents In cnsu ho aecepts
tho results Ut their Act4 III sAtlsfMetDry2 Fur 10
It from us to c!nf1n thnt tllerp Mro no tFurrrs
!oc%ns IL ~ " Waaa nut M 70 fxIxb ~ ~ to s,t o
natu such Il fellow VI their uAu,lilAt0 for tho
VIoe-r Presidency ucod AArdiy bu tui<l."
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10
Hancock in The Book Of Fate.

Winfield Scott Hancock will
DO the next president Of the
United States. 1t is written in
the book Of fate, and there will
be no Electoral Tribuu al to re-
wise the returns. Hancock was
born both handsome and lucky.
lie is n man OF destiny, Why.
just look at the record. In 1868
Garfield brought "A bill into
Congress to drop the Junior
MAJOR General. That was Han
cock. Il passed both Houses Of
Congress and was signed w
the president. But before II
could be carried into effect
George Il. Thomas, the senior
Major General, died, and Han
cock, going up one grade, was
no longer the junior Major
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10

General, and so tile law could
not reach linn. Then the Re-
publicans, still Jed by Garfield,
passed an act reducing the Ma
ior Generals TO three. This was
signed by the president, but be-
fore ii could be carried into
effect Meade died. and the Ma
ior Generals were reduced to
three by God Almighty. Fin
ny Il law was passed authorlz
q president TO drop enc OF FL"
,Iaior Generals. Before il conld
80 carried into effect and Han
cock dropped, Hallerk died,
md Hancock becoming the
onior Major General. he could
loi be dropped. The man who
survived all these attempts to
retire him cannot be retired.
The man who led then-.Gar
field Will az Il lifting consum
nation Of hir art, fall Il victim
10 his intended victim Hancock
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10
Democratic Comfy Convention.

A Democratic County Convention
for the purpose Of nominal ing candl
dates for county officers and memhcr
Of assembly, will he held ut Dodge
vile, on Thursday, September Both
1880, ut o'clock T.. NJ. The scvcra
towns will be entitled to representa-
ton rs follows:
Arena, I. clyde, >; Dodgevillc, u
Eden, 4. Highland, .; Linden, D; NIT
lin. 4; Mineral Point town y; Miurrl
Point city, lst ward, z; Mineral Pom
city, al ward, q; Moscow. y; Pulaski
q; llidgeway, 10; Wal,lwlck, 4; Wy
oming, >.
pER OEDER CoCETY COM
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10
{ irrui, Court-lowa County, Wis.

Cirrui, Court--lowa County, Wis
canstn.
Arehihald Macarthur, Plaintiff, agn'u.' FranS
Guhctts, Fannie Roberts his Miic, Rhnda y,
Richardson artmerly ithndl \, Ruaorts y
George w. Richardson her husband Richsrd
sterlr, Hiram Murry, u. j Delaney, MituN
Mc1alIi.ter. W !. Finley. ii. Y. McNulty,
Godlipp Rrik, Thr Autman \ TAYLOR Gem
many. VIM A. knnwton, y, NJ. Osborne "
t,u, and Iahu ; RoHrli, Ira Revolt aRu
frank Grover co.pa, tncts doing business
under the tirm name aud s;Nit OF u ;.
howell n CO.. A. j. McCarn and ]. hodges
e. partners doing business under thr firm
name and stSlr ~ A j. Mc'Arn y Co,
Richard Morrssnd Joseph putz Dcicudsnts
1 he state of NisceLstu to Frtnk Roberts,
Fannie Roberts his wife, HAoda Richardson
tmerly Rhoda y, Roberts, George w, Rich'
afdson her husband. Richard Strcie. lttam
lotcv T, j Delaney Milton McCatiirtcr. j "
Fuley. II r, McSnity, Gndlep Rctk, The AlSt
man y Taylor Company, VIM. "A. knowitnh,
d. NJ. Osborne Co, aud john ). kuwtil, Ira
howell aad Frank GroNer Cnparters doiLg.
I'M siless uutor under the arm name and style
ii !. ). Rawell n Co., a, j MctarA ahd |,
Hodges ca wOrtnCrs doag husincs- under tue
Hiln nama aud sulc of \, ]. McCArn \ Co
Richard MUrris, and Jsseph Pu'z the said de-
tcrdanis
Yoa are hereby summoned 70 appna5 within
mentv DAYS after service al this summons,
4 xciastye ut the day OF service. a. dclena
ms above entitled action in the court aioTe
.sIa; sui in case OF YOUR failure 80 20 10, judy.
iu,ul Wl.l bs rendered against Snn accordlug
IL the demand VI the complaint; "a wheh 4
qnpy j herewith served upon yun
ARCHIBALD MCAhTHCi,
rlaintiti aud Attorney PR "a.
Il. u. Address. Mineral Point. Iowa Cuunty ,Wis.
'fhc summons and complaint IN the above
enIHlrd action was ilrd In the ONCE 81 the
Sefs af the circuit Court for Iowa county
Wisconsin, at nod2eyiIle ia said county Of lows,
il the s.ll day u July a, y. iSSo, and remains
Aefe OH Tile. rhe shove Fummpus u published
j otder at the judge % .aid Cont, dated
lul, ssth. 1851
ARCHIBALD MACARTHUR.
Al-tM Plaintiff, aEd Attorney. pio &c
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK.
or Pennsylvania.
FOR yIcE-PREsIDENT,
WILLIAM II. ENGLISH,
or Indiana.
Democratic Congressional Conven
lion.

The Democracy of the Third Con
gresslenal District Of the state Q
Wisconsin are requested to send del
egates tn n Convention which vii
l9eet mt Mnscoda, Sept. 18th. a. u
1880 at , O'clock, T. NJ, for the pur
pose of selecting a Candidate fo
congress TO be supported ut the ensu
ing election.
Each assembly district will be en-
Titled to two delegates. aud cael
senatorial district to two delegates
BY order Of the Committee.
j. M. SMITH, Chairman,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10
Teachers Institute.

The annual institute Tor Iowa County will
he held NJ padreyiia beginning August MI
and cont inning two wrrek- Fret y. he6rtguf
wiil have charlr. asserted ~ Fret u.
Livingston,
An tNNinir Nttan tpr thnse ia attendance vii
hp hrld on thr la.t ~ dtNs the question. ID he
taken from The rvgu ar u.gtntR wafk
The pecp,r ~ podeesiilV haNn ktndtN roa-
scented ~ rn'urtytn IA aelse5- q m. .tia
terms ~ last A,sd, ". 4 10 -
tahtY superintendent
Mnerfl rutnt jal, IT, lseu aasta
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10
Democratic County Convention.

A Democratic Convention for lht
county Of Iowa, for the purpose OF
selecting delegates to attend he Con
gressional Convention, at MuScoda
Sept. 18th. will be held at D0dQrvill
on saturday, Sept. nth. at 2 o'clock
D. III.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10
State ~ Wisconsin County Court

State ~ W lscons,n County Court
for Iowa County N Proh1ic
Neleuis hereby gwen THAT N social term
~ tho loNa Couatv court 10 ~ hn'd ~ ami inr
said county. NJ she Court linnsn, IN tno villA@c
u podgerlila, III said county. On tlN llih day
Of september, A,D, 1850. ho,nv the second 'rirs-
DAY of said month, AZ 70 u'elocE IN tl' lptc.
noon of sn'd dM, the following mGttcts WI Nc
heattl aud cOusidcrrr:
The appliration of lmac G Comfort aad John
=. Comfort 10 admit TO prnoate the last win
and Testament OF Thomas Cumfor'. late 81 the
Town OF E,.gn. Ia said county dccrA~eu.auA !uy
Letters Parliamentary, and appointment OF
executors
And II IL further ordSUrd. thHt pnhic NOTICE
thereol be given IL MI persons Interested b
Publishing u copy or Tits order Tor three week.
-uceessiNey prior To said day ul nearing. in
the Iowa County Democrat, u weekly ntw,'
Muiur circulating IN said county.
By order ut the Court.
JOHN Il JONES, Judge
Dated Dol1evtc, was Aug. ID, 1850
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-10

We have received n copy of the
saunton (Virginim Spectator, con
tanning n vindieation Of Wade
Hampton. oTho Spectator publishes
u card, signed by one hundred
citizens of Staunton, denying that
Governor Hampton's speech wat
correctley reported by the Val
loyVirginian. The Republican news
paper of Stanton. The card read
rs follows: "fhe undersigned, citi-
zens Of Staunton and Augusta coun-
vs., who heard The speech Of Coy.
cnor Wnao Hampton, ut the Staun.
ton Opera House, III July, without
being able to recall the speaker,
language, desire to say that thu
speech did not, M q whole on in any
of It's parts, convey to us the idea
that Governor Hampton meant to
affirm that the Southern Democracy,
in the pending Presidential contest,
were eontending for the right of Sc.
cession, or Ter any issue involved in
the late war; On the contrary, We
regarded thespeeoh as patriotic and
unobjectionable from n Union stand
point; and certainly not imconsia,
tent with Il perfect acquloscencc in
the results Of the late war between
the States, us embodied in the TO-
cent amendments to Tho Federal
Constitution. There was not i
man present when the speech was
delivered who refused to sign tho
paper whom applied To,