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RgV. B. HIBBARUs
nEGET.aBLE .ayvTtBHToUs
FAMILY PILLS
MANUFACTURED BY
A. & J. DAYTON

Are not found to be the most convenient
The Best Physic You EverTrle
And fully equal 10 our Tecommendatioa q
them. III you don't find that enc g shese
Pills slsss more good than from = to . o. any
other kind. every Agent stands Ready 70 r.
eeiye the empty boz and gsi
Refund the Money J
Tkese Pills are recommended e being 1Difbi
cad svv eguaI in all Bilious attacks. affections
Of the Liver, The Lungs, Stomach or Bowels.
caused b. taking cold OF ebsiTucied perspira
tion. They carry on The bile, cleanse the pores
Of the body, thereby letting vut the lnsenslbic
perspirasion through It's accustomed channel
and relieving AZ once the Internal organs AZ
in old cfronie affections, % Dyspepsia. PIG, ~
Hesdachs, Hho1z6ziism. Sc. Mind the n
reefions eticl, e. iih each box.
Every Aeen, b. circulan q these fills =
HALF A PILL ,,,sr
Il the sssnsl dose. though Some 10 ~
PlfY. a. 800, more. Children sfone yess 49, y
over. e-faurih Of Pill! of yess ~ - ~
halfa Pin. These Pills ere n -. &, g..
GETARLE. and may os ts. aa:a S', - S;ss -
eamslsnres without regard 10 drink 8. q sass,
ag-Fnr sale by pEuggisis and Itass go -
ersiiy IN each Town and Village ana Scsn
o. so Stafs.
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Dr. Townsend's Saraaparllla 10 q sovereign
and speedy cure tor inciplent Consumption,
Barvenness, LeucaFrhea, or Whites, ohsirHct.
ed or difficult Mens,ru alton, incOnt inence 81
Urine, or involuntary discharge thereof, and foI
| the general prostratian Of the sys,em-no mat
ter whe,hrr The result OF an Inherent cause o.
causes, produced BY irTegulaTity sickness or &C.
cident. saty gs~} IA
- N.shin9 can be more surprising than IL
inWg0rating effects on the human frame Per
sons, oil weakness and iasyitnde, from taking
il, OF once become robust and full Of energy un.
der its influence. II Immediately countersct
the nerve lessness Of the female frame, which
10 the grcnt cause Of baFrcnness
Il will not be. eypecied Of us. in cases OF %
delicate nature, TO exhibii cert fcsies Of cures
hundreds OF cases have heen repnried 20 JUS -
Several cases where families have been without
children. after using few hotties Of this in.
valuable medicine, have been bless with healthy
TO Meiheys asd Married Ladies.
This Extract OF Sarsapara has been OK
pressly prepared 10 reference to female com
plants. No female WIN has reason to suppose
thai she is approaching that critical petisd.
the turn Of lie. should neglect 10 take il, il
10 certain preventive for any Of the numerous
an horrible diseases 10 which females are sub.
iect at this time OF life. This period NAV be
delayed for several year: BY using this medl.
approach womamhood, % il il calculated 10
assist nature by qnickening the blood and in
Migrating the system. Indend. this medicine il
invaluable for oil Of the delicate diseases "a
which womeD ere subject
| II braces the whole system. reBews .perUa
impurities Of the bOdv--nOt - far stimulating
the system as 70 pn,dnce q subsequent relays.
iion, which is the case with medicines taken ter
female weakness and disease.
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aaRE
Ma
gdfsnk
Fine 1sa-T Young tn Tea sold BY the Pesin Fee CnpaAin
lar This hsdo atehep
- yibuae i
We the Publ sold ~
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TO the Probate Court for The District Of Ca
nGGn. ra
THE application Of Miles Belden. Poll !
Belden, Henry Belden. AND AssheI Kellogg,
all OF Canaan in said District, respectfully
showeth t,.a. .a5a1
HSHAT the said Miles Belden 10 guardian to
l. Emeline and Sidney Benedict. Minors. and
and that the said Polly Belden Is guardian to
Ciarissa Benedict, minor, and that the said
Henry Belden isguardian 10 Newton Bcnedict,
minor, and thar the said Asahcl Kellogg il
guardian 10 Charles Benedict, o MINER and
that oil Of said minors belong to said District,
and that said Minors are the owners III The fol.
lowing real estate, viz TIVE pieces OF land
situated IN said Canaan, one OF which contains
10 acres and half Of land. and The other
2 --25 acresof land, and said pieces Of land are
the same, and all the Real Estate distributed
to Betsy Benedict deceased, The mother oi said
minors, from the Estate Of her late father,
Charles Belden deceased. and reference IL made
to the distribution Of Charles Belden's Estate,
for description If said two pieces of land
Also an undivided share in the house lot, and
south part Of the dwelling house which twas
distributed to the widow of the said Charles
Belden deceased, az part Of her dover in his
estate. Also ) piece Of land on the opposite
side of the highway from said dwelling house,
and containing --27 acres of land, and said
undivided share in said House and H0use LOT,
and said piece 0f land. ere the same and all the
Real Estate distributed to said Minors from
that part Of the estate Of said Charles Belden,
deceased, which was Distributed 10 his widow
Lois Bsiden deceased. reference being made to
said distributions for q particular description
of the same. Also. the one undivided hall OF
q certain piece Of land situated s0uthwestetly
a IA
by said minors with the said Polly Belden. and
bounded East by the highway, North BY Miles
Belden's land. West by HousasnDic River, and
South BY Amasa Holcomb Jr's land, and con-
tanning about 20 acres OF land. Also the one
third part Of The Barns and Cow-houses. sc.
and barn lot. situated on the opposite side II
the highway from said dwelling houss.-And
that said Estate i valued 81 about six hundred
Dollars
AND THEY FURTHER say. that the
estate . q present unprodnctive - that the
avails thereof are wanted Tor the support,
maintenance and education Of said Minor, and
that i WILDE Ter the advantage 81 said Minors
"a sell the samts and invest The ayails- thereof
according 10 law--whefeloye they say that
there y inst and reasonable casse for selling
ihe sssae They therefore pray The Ceast 20
order rid real estate to be seId, and 70 EN-.
Iibe tsIlt. pursuant % The statute in such ease
zpsde st16 provided. Dated Sept. 10th, 1877.
HENRF BELDEN.
AS 4HEE kELLoGG Guarai-
| FOLLY zzfDsa. 80
District Of Canaan,
Probate Court S. Sept "a f647
ORUERED--Thaff the fs,rekoing application
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GREEN.
young Hysoa. good, s az
do do sweet cargo So s4
s do do fine cargo rs
,.,,H do do silver leaf 100
Siioer Leaf-Seldom sold, even by large
dealers, because of thevery small profits made
on its sale. This is a very superior Tea. -
do Y d., golden chop $50 &.
Golden Chop-This is the finest Green Tea
cultivated in China. II is ofihe fi,st piekings
and excells all other green teas for it's deiicacy
ri favor. strength and atunass Heretofore this
Tea has never reached this Country except IN
small io.s as presents to importers
rs Hyson, fine, -, M ia;
do very fine i,UO
i Gunp0scder, fine, rs
DO extra fine l,0si ~
mperial, fine, rs
do extra fine. l,O0@s
Hysoa Skin, good s7a-2
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III of Torrineton. s..
vserSC ours Sept. 10, ! A7. )

lit of T0rrsngt0u. 50.
tSioss Coura septlS, 7 347.
pg aAfE Of Asap. G.iie.t late Of Tor
N ring,on 10 said Disirict deceased.
re C,mrt Of Probate for the district
forr,nrton hath limited and allowed
on,hs from the date hereof, for The
HIitors OF said Estate represented in
lent, in whicato exhibit theiE claims
keto, and has appointed
8 p. WHITING ioners
scei " ana examine said claims.
lifted By Geo d W ADHAlss, Judge.
4he commissioners above named give
ce ihai we will meet 70 ntteDd % gne
3 Of our said appointment at ne
! Of said deceased n aid Z ofrlnEssl
18th of December next ~ ! 0scinck
"a she slzth day 81 MARCH, tszb
On each Of said days.
ABIJAH MUM, Z Commiss
=. r. WHITING. i0nefN
{ persO ne indebted 10 said estate ars
ested 70 make immediate pay ment q
ALEXA NDER A. GEbLEYT.
lg Administrative.
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MOTTO

u -
AT Persons IiabIS 10 pay taxes in
IA 4AS the town Of Plymouth Onthe
list Of 1886 are hereby notified that will
ne at the hoteI Of 3. B. BIaksIee ID
Plymouth Holiew on Tuesday the 2esh
Of September from O'clock until 4 ]; and
al the Hotel Of A. 3. Curtias IN Plymouth
GENRE on "Wednesday the 2yih, from 8 o.
clock until 4 for the purpose Of recciv>
ing q State TAG Of ! - cents ON
The d0lIaF--Ais0. 4 town and Highway
Tax 81 2 4 2 cents on the dollar 0f said
List will BE 81 my dwelling house in
TcrfyviIls on the 8Olh 81 sid m0nah u
receive Tie above speci1ed tax.
Al persons neglceting 10 pay their
ssxes On OK before the Isl Monday Os
Oct, may expseI % pay travelling fee.
NEWTON P. WHITTLEsEY,
9weA0 Cohesion.
Rlymoulh, ssiepmbef l4ih is47.
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Li.ehassd. Ny 70, istH
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Rhesasaasafisrsa.

This aaFsapsElIa II used with the most per
iecs success in Rhe4maiic ccmplsinss, hOweyei
sevese or chronic The asiOuishing cures u hes
psvlormeJ ere indeed woaderfnl. Other RENE
dies sometimes Give Temporary relisfs bis en-
jrsly eradicases q frum We system, even when
.,s limbs and hones ere dreadlnIiy swollen.
ar Hear Mr.. Sch Terry, one Of the Oldest
and m.st rsspecfahIe lawyers in Hartford. q
The following 10 an extract Of aIettsr received
from him,
Dr. Townsend--I have used one bottle of your
Sarsapanla. and find n u cxeellens IN its efIccts
upoa chronic rheumatic pain 10 which En-
- n o public sfaae Please send me two bot.
fles 10 The care Of N Seymour. / have con.
yersed with iwc Of our pfincipaI physicians, and
recommend yoas SarsspaSiIla
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Great Female Medicine.

I u ANY, w OMhIINN
N. York, March Al. $50, Wooster st..
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Fine New. eos!
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1T NesC York, ]
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satisfaction REFUNDED
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-01-12
COMMON SCHOOL REPORT

The first annual report Of the State Super
intcndcnt of Common Schools, has been
published in pamphlet form coutaing O.
pages.
Independent Of the stringent economy OF
its mechanical execution it is first rate doc-
nmcnt. and places Governor Eaton. sile by
side with those men in our sister states oc-
cupving similar station, who by their en-
Iightencd views and ardent devotion to the
cause have done so much to improve and
render more efficient the system Of popular
education.
As lorr Thousand copies OF this excellent
work have been printed and will he distribu
Ted TO every town in the state it is unneccs-
sarv for us TO give an analysis of the work
Suffice il TO say that The superintendent ex
presses the highest confidence in the bencf
cia effects which are daily resulting from the
operation of the new law, in the elevation
and improvement OF our common schools
which he declares TO be '-disi;9ct pGlpabic
and meqHirocGi-"
Under the provision Tor examinations
teachers are improving vasli, IN tirir qualIil
cations, and aIhn' the new system had moi
been fully uIicd out, the superintendent cx
presses bis firm conviction that for rhG pas
summer m many parts Of the state our schools
have been - per ccut better Than AT any for
mer period. We hope and trust that this re-
port will be generally pcr"sed 10y the. people
of Vermont. What can contribute more tC
the welIbcins Of community and the Securt!
nj our liberties and republican institution!
than 4 general dissemination of knowledge
among al our citizens. While other stale:
plume themselves upon their commercIa
manufacturing or territorial greatness, let j
nc The glory of Vermont that she posscsse:
the mast Intelligent and virtuous population il
the uHiuH.
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MARYLAND.

Ia the House of Delegates, Maryland, on
Tuesday. Hon. John p Kennedy was unan-
imousIy elected Spcaker-an honor which
he acknowledged in an admirable and apprO-
priate address. The House then re- elected
Mr.. George G. Brewer, Chief Clerk, and
Mr.. Eli Duval reading Clerk. Rev Mr..
Hurst wa elected Chaplain.
The Governors Message was sent in on
Tuesday. We find ii synopsis in The BaIti-
more American. The Governor transmits
several documents 10 explain the smallness
ofihe force which Maryland has sent into tho
field, and To show The readiness OF her people
10 meet The call of The National Executive
in defence ofthe country. The existing tax
laws he regards as adequate TO meet all the
current demands of The treasury, and recon-
mends the appointment of day on which
the State will assume payment. The ar
rearS Of interest to be funded amount 10
81 ,20O.0O0. The current yearly demand on
the treasury is estimated AT SS6l .62I. The
sinking fund ofIhc State on The Isl of De-
remher 1876. amounted tn SI.5l0, 992. and
will exiinguish the State deb, in thirty
wears.
The Biennial session Bill, it is eslm aied
will save about $4,000 every second wear.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-01-12
WING DOCTRINE.

We 90 for Labor. The destiny Of the
country is Labor. We are all laboring men
we live by labor-by occupation. There
is no country under the light Of the sun in
which there are so few large estates-ano |
thank God in which there are so few men
who have no estate. desire 10 see q condi-
ton NJ things ,cLen each man shall feel that he
has stake IN The community, The result q his
iaJor--,chcn all shall hare employment, and
'chcn employment shall receire its proper re-
mnncratipn--for all would then he happy.
Labor 'Cith us is entitled TO something more
than Tie Paitry privilege to cork all day. to
lie dozen at night. and 10 sleep on Sfro'c, and
10 r'se IN the morning hungry. II is entitled
TO abundant food, suitable clothing, com
Portable home, and 10 crery man ample means
for the offspring ,rih ,cLich God has fdrored
htm. With proper administration of our
affairs, we can do all this Nv hupe and
prayer to Heaven is, that these results NAV
be SO improved that the great ends so earn
estly desired may be accomplished. Web
slers Speech a, Philadelphia.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-01-12

CAHKER.-This disease, in mild form, ap-
pears in small white ulcers upon the tongue,
gums, and around the lips and palate. More
violent Cankcr is apt TO extend through The
whole alimcnlary canal, and TO excite The
most severe hatulrncics, and other distress
ing symptoms. In this form it often proves
fatal. Elderly people and infants are most
liable 10 its attacks, which generally exhaust
the strength and produce considerable ema-
citation of the whole body. In general for Ills
cure mild pursaiives of corrective or neu.
traliziug character like The SarsaParilIa and
Wild Cherry Biilers. are sufficient. We are
permitted to refer TO individuals of the great
est responsibility, who speak in the higheF;
terms of his Medicine, rs cure for this dis
tressine complaint. Mothers. who frequent
ly suffer so severely from this disease, will
find the remedy offered 10 be of infinite va
tie. w. p. Russell. Agent
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COUNTY TEMPERANCE CONvEN-
TION

The undersigned respectfully invite those
Freemen Of Addison County, who are OPP
posed TO unrestricted license for the sale Of
intoxicating drinks, 10 meet in general Con-
veniion al the Town Room at Middlebury,
on Friday the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
for the purpose of adopting suitable meas
ures 10 meet The issue of "License' or ''Ro Ii
eense' submitted 10 the People by the new
License Law.
january 6. 1917.
Enoch d. Woodbridge. Fordycc Hunting
ton, Sam'l. Morgan, VIM. Joslin, CIV. Gran
dey, S. p. Strong, VIM. r. Bixby, Iacheus
Bass, J. A. Allen, Peter Starr, Ira Stewart
Cyrus Brge S. p. Laihrop, I. Scott, :. Will
son, w. P. Graves, F. f.. Woodbridge. Jo-
seph Branch. Ira Clifford, |. w. LangLon b
PlunbIey. Elias Bottom, Hiram Roberts, J.
Mcacham, Byron Murray, Charles E. Ever
est, Charles ID. Keller, John F. Roberts
A. Mclaughlin, Samuel Barker, Leonard
Thorn. Henry b. Woodbridge. F. w. Coo
Alvah Sprague. Austin Bradford, A. c. Twi
ming. S. Stoddard, A. Wilcox, L, Merrill L
w Pearson, r l. Fuller, J, H, Bowman
VIM. Hawlcy, A. p Roscoe, Jason Stow
Ca rios Hlakp
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STATE OF VERMONT.


Be il remembered that at a Probate CouEl
held at Middlehufy in and for the District Of
Addison on the 9th day of Janassy A. D. Is
Ar
Zenas Myrick 81 administrator Of the cs-
tate Of JAMES SWINTON
late Of CrownpSint in the State Of New
York deceased presents his petition in wri-
ting to said Court setting forth the amount
OF the debts due from the deceased the ex-
penses Of the administration, the value o. the
personal estate, and that il is necessary 10 sell
a part Lf said real estate for the purpose nf
paving the debts Of the deceased and expens-
es Of ad mifistratiOn. and that sueh part can
not be sold without injury to those interested
IN the remainder and PRAYING for license To
sell the whole or snch part of said real esTaic
as may be Judged necessary or beneficial to
those conserved therein: Ii is therefore Or
dered by this CoUrT, that said petition be con-
sidered at a session Of this Couu TO be held
at The office Of A G. White Esq, in Shore
ham in said District, on Thursday the 4ih
day Of F ebruery next. at one O'Clock III the af-
feinoon, and that said administrator give no.
rice thereof TO all persons interested. that
they may appear and make their objections.
If any they may have. TO said license being
granted, by publishing a certified copy Of this
order in the Northern Galaxy-a newspaper
printed at said Middlebury-threew weeks sue
cessively previous to the time of said Court.
J, s. Bushnell. Register.
true copy Of record, ~
attest. j. s. Bushnell, Register.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-01-12
d 5si;i f 9. H91s.a. Commissioners.
Dated at Cornwall, this 9Th day ofJan. Isl7.
STATE OF VERMONT.

District Of Addison. IS.
Be ii remembered that, at a Probate Court
held at Middlebuiy in and for the District OF
Addison, on the 9th day OF January, A. ID.
1S47
Kent Wright, Homer Wright lcd WarGer
Wright executors Of the last will aud ,esta.
ment Of ELIJAH WRIGHT
late Of Shoreham in said District deceased
move the Court that partition Of ,ba, part of
the real estate Of said deceased which was
held BY Sally Wright the widow of the de
ceased during her natural life, be MADE
mons the heirs OF said deceased agreeable TO
bis last will and testament. and that Com,nis-
slouers be appointed for that purpose; Il is
IhereupOn ordered. that the said Administers
tors give notice TO all persons interested, TO
appear before said Pro bate Court, az a session
thereofto be held at the Office 0i A. G. White
Esq in said Shoreham, on Thursday the 4rh
day Of February A. d l947. at one O'Clock IL,
rhe afternoon, at which fine and place said
Court will appoint Commissioner, tn max.
partition OF said estate, by publishing ct.p;-
fed copy Of this order in the Northern iiaIr
axy a newspaper printed at said 1fiddebprvf
three weeks successfully previous 10 tn,
term Of said Court.
Jed, S, BushHsiS Rerist,r.
A true copy of Record. -
Attest jed. s, Bushnell Reg;s,>-.
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"UNRESJSTING SLIDE YOKE"

The subscriber would respectfully inform
the public that he is the proprietor OF this
kind Of Ok Yoke in This region patented to
David ChappeI Esq. of Sheldon VT. The
advantages of this yoke for cattle who are in
the very troublesome habit OF crowGing arc
almost incalculable by enabling the cattle
10 travel al create or shorter distance
from each other, all inconvenience from the
disagreeabIe habit ofharling are avoided in
the worst of animals. This object is COM
pletely accomplished by wheel and slide
attached TO bows with cogs winch are placed
on the Top of the yoke as will appear by
perfect noodle Of the same in the hands Of
his agents All who have used this sort OF
yoke have expressed the fullest satisfaction
in its utility. He has appointed Jeremiah
Pratt, OF Addison his general agent Tor this
patent. WILLIAM H. PRATT.
N. B. The proprietor or one OF his agents
will be at St. Adams on Monday January
4ih lS47, at The American in Burlin gton on
Monday the 11rh, and at Versepnes the
Thursday following.
The subscribers are agents for The follow
ing counties viz. Bennington, Wlndham,
Rutland Addison and Orange, and they are
prepared to dispose of County, Town, or IN
vidual Rights on favorable terms 10 pur-
chasers. The yokes can be seen at their
residence in Cornwall, or at N. Woods store
in Middlebury. S. S. & S. b. ROCKWELL
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-01-12

Help me, Cassius, or sink !'-SnAKSPEARE.
II, AND CorFEE.-'rhe Secretary Of The
Treasury, ii seems, has found that the new
fashioned, lree-irade. hard money plan of
government does not work very smoothly and
he now makes an appeal to the Committee Of
Ways aud Means for help, as follows:
Treasury DEPARTMENT, }
December 81, 1916.
Sir:-Pcrrnit me most respectfully to call
yOnr attention TO the views submitted in my
last annual report in regard to imposing du-
lies on tea aud coffee.
These duties were suggested IN view OF the
necessity OF obtaining the loan therein pro-
posed. aud this department feels bound Ia
communicate tine opinion entertained by II.
that IN the absence of these duties, it vii
probably be wholly impracricablc TO negotiate
the loan on such terms as would be permitted
by Congress.
Most respectfully.
Your Obedieni servant.
X. J. WALKER.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Addison s..

CiShiSe " 4hoNiSoh So
Be it remembered thai. at Probate Cour.
held at Middlebury in and for the Dist riot OF
Addison, on the 9Th day of January, A. ID,
1917.
Two instruments each purrorting to be the
last will and testament Of
SALLY WRIGHT
late Of Shoreham in said District deceased,
having been presented to this Court for pre- =
obate II is therefore ordered, that said in
struments be examined and considered bv
this Court for probate at the session ofthis
Court, 10 be held at the office of A. G. Whi'e
Esq. in said Shoreham, on Thursday the 4ih
day of February next, at one o'clock IN the
afternoon and that notice thereof be given
lie given TO all persons interested, that ihry
may appear and make their objections, il any
they may have, to the probate and allowance
of said instruments. by publishing certified
COPY of this order in the Northern GOlaxy-
a newspaper printed al Middiebury-three
weeks excessively previous 10 the time oil
said Court.
J. S. Bushnell. Register.
a true COPY Of record,
81 attest, }. S. Bushnell. Register,
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-01-12
IOWA.

There was rumor at Milwaukee on the
10Th ut. that two Wing U. S. Senators had
been chosen. The Milwaukee Sentinel Of
The 23d says:
The report Of the election Of two Wing
u. S. Senators for Iowa was. at least, per-
mature. We have the Capitol Reporter,
IL. F. of the 18th, up TO which time no day
had been fixed upon 10 proceed upon 10 the
election, and the Senate and House were
qua-elng as 10 the time and mode Of making
The choice. The Wing House promptly
passed resolution TO go into the election on
day named-ihe Loco Foco Senate amen
ded the resolution in such manner that the
House would not concur.