Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-10-21

$1S750 is due us from 1876 of orr sub
scribers, and our necessities are sucl
that we must have it all paid in as sool
as the 25th inst. Those who canno
bring the money to us can give is tt
their postmasters, who will send it Il
us in registered letters, at our risk. Tht
time is out for which we gave credit
and we need the money very much
There is not one man in 20 Of you bui
can get us the paltry sum of 81 so, and
1t will furnish us the handsome sum OF
$1S7. so.
The Fremont ball at Bad AK took place
at Mr.. Alexander's hall. on the eve OF
the Sth inst We were present during
the first part of the evening, ard can
testify to their having very good time.
The supper was first rate. Forty-six
couples attended the ball and when we
left the word was:
"on with the dance, let JOY be unconfined'
And wreaths OF flowers for Jessie be en-
twined.n
A dance took place at the hall of W .
III, Austin, Readstown, ON the Sth, at
which % couples were present Those
who attended from this place report that
they had general good time.
Messrs. Whiting and Valentine have
erected neat, new store at De Soto,
mostly with their own hands, from cellar
to roof They will surely succeed. Card
on the first page.
0Ur thanks are due Messrs. Briggs of
the Assembly, and Cameron of the Sem
ate, for important public documents.
Mrs. David Ayers will plesse accept
our thanks for bottle of Hcatehup, of
excellent quality.
This number of our paper was delay
cd by removing the Office.
Married, in Wiz oqua, Oct. Ii, 1856. by
John Gardner, John Dawson to Miss
Martha Ady. We rope the joys of the
newly welded pair nay be as delicious
Ss the cake with which they remember
ed tire printers.
Died, in viroqua, Or II, Mr. Reuben
Packenharl, aged 80 years. Died. in
Viroqua. on the 2lst day of Sep
tember, 1855 Rev, Daniel Parkison, pas
tor of the Christian church, sged 40
years.
The undersigned, James McCasky,
will run his stage line from Richland
City, via Sextonville, Rfchland Center,
Fancy Greek, Forest, Kickspeo New.
vile and New Broodville TO Viroqua-
as follows:
Leaves Richland City every Wedues.
day, at q. M, arrives at Viroqua next
day at 6p. M. Leaves Viroqua every
Monday at a. m, and arrives at Rich
land City next day at 6p IN.
This line connects at Richland City
with the railroad from Madison, Mil
waukee and eastern cities, and at Viro.
qua with the mail stage line from Prair.
ie du Chen to Sparta, BLACK River Falls
and Hudson. and the mail stage line
from Virequa to La Crosse. direct.
AND A LITTLE POLITICS, TOO.
A convention of delegates from the
several towns in the assembly district
comprising the counties Of Crawford
and Bad AK was held at Mt. Sterling,
on the oath ult, when Buel L. Hutchi
son of Prairie du Chen, was unanimous
ly nominated. Mr.. Hutchison is gen
tle1an of independence, ability and in
| tegrity has long been resident of the
district; is personally known to large
PORTION of the inhabitants, and will un
ques tionably be elected by triumphant
vote. In politics, Mr.. Fl. belonged here
| tofore, to the democratic school, bet
now supports Fremont and Dayton.
Candidates, politicians and others, are
hereby notified that we are prepared to
print votes of all kinds and for all par
ties, at all times of day and night at the
lowest prices
The counties of Crawford, Bad AK
La Crosse, Monroe, Jackson, Buffalo and
Trempealeau, compose the Both senate
| district, according to the new appor
tionment bill, just past both branches
of the legislature and signed by the gov
| ernor, which goes into effsct for tbs
coming year. And the counties of Bad
AK and Crawford form an assembly dis
trict, as before.
On the afternoon Of the 6th inst, some
Of the friends of Fremont assembled al
hotel Of Mr.. f. Alexander, at Badax
The meeting elected T. c. Ankeny oi
De Soto, chairman, and j. A. Somerby,
/ secretary. r. c. Berce, A. Keeler, Hon
T. J. De Freese and J. o. Burrell made
speeches, which were yer well receiv.
ed. A general enthusiasm and conf
| dence OK success pervaded the assembly.
At a democratic assembly district con
vention, held at the house of Isaac Goes
In Crawford county, on the 9th day OF
October 1856 for the purpose of nomi
mating a candidate for the Assembly dis
srict, comprising the counties Of BadaA
and Crawford: The convention was call,
ed to order by electing ID. A. Barnard
chairman, and John H. Towers secre
tary. The object of the convention hav-
ing been stated by the chair, the con,
vention then proceeded TO nominate q
candidate for the Assembly for said dis.
trict, and John Fl, Towers, having on
the informal ballot received majority
of all votes cast, on motion, was declar-
ed unanimously nominated.
The friends of Fremont held meet
| ing at .the court hou5e in Viroqua, al
which Messrs Bierce, Keeler, Newell
end others made speeches. A good de
gree of enthusiasm Prevailed, although
number of speakers from abroad who
had sent word that they Duld be here,
failed to appear About 500 PEOPLE pre-
sent. The delegation from Badax was
escorted into town by few wagon loads
of wide awake Fremonters from this
place. The procession was about an
Sth of mile in length, and made quite
a display, with their star spangIed ban
ners waving, and in the rear Cannon,
(6 pouuder,) drawn by 10 horses, the
cannoniers representing the different
states iu the Union.
Two American flags were hung across
Main street. and Saturday, the nth Of
October, 1856, will be remembered with
pleasure by the FremonteEs.
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/ District Convention.
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