Pepix for Washburn. —The large
county of Pegin gives Washburn one ina-
Douglas for Dunn.—Douglas County,
where 30 half-breed Indians vote, every
one of them for Dunn, the vote was as
follows: Dunn 95; Washburn 49, being
,a gain of 20 Republican votes since last
fall.
£3F“Judge Parker, the defeated eandi
idate for Governer of New York, has been
I tendered the Collector-ship of New York
city. by the President, but declines.
Old Buck is a great .Resurrectionist;
he is determined to raise from the dead
all who commit Lecompton suicide.
£3?“ Kansas is going to have still an
! other Governor in the person of the Hon.
Sam. Medary, ex-Governor of Minnesota,
i Tax Receipts.—Rrinted and for sale at
i this office, blank Tax Receipts, Town Or
iders and other blanks.
Giant County Board of Supervisors—November
Session, 1858-
The County Board met on Tuesdai.
Nov.9th,&was called to order by the clerk,
the following members representing the
several Towns composing liie Board:
Beetown—Ji B. Turley.
Blue River—D. R. Sylvester.
Clifton—F. C. Kirkpatrick.
Cassville—W P Dewey
Liberty—Thus Weir
Ellenboro —A. Springer.
Fennimore— H. A. W. McNair.
Harrison—XV. W. Barstow.
Hazel Green—John M. Chandler.
Hickory Grove— Mason Fisk.
Jamestown —Jason Lathrop.
Lan aster —John G. Clark.
Lima—Jesse Waldorf.
Little Grant—A. Bark.
Marion—John R. Muffley.
Millville— Geo. Ballentine.
Muscoda —James Moore.
Paris—W. Davidsofi.
Patch Grove—James C. Orr.
Platteville —Samuel Moore.
Potosi—Samuel Vance.
Stnelser —H. Pa.tterson.-
Vtingville—Albert Foster.
Waterloo—James Bonham.
Wyalusing—D. Brodt.
Waterstown— A. A. Petty.
Dr. Dai idson, was chosen temporary
Chairman, aud on motion the Board pro
ceeded to elect by ballot a perma
chairman—Vance and Waldorf, tellers.
John G. Clark was chosen chairman.
The Board then took a recess sor 1 one
hour to allow the chairman to appoint
Standing Committees.
