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r1-pTgcR FROM MEXICO.

TEw OnLEASs Mar 50.Ptirafo .hsices received ~ tbs
orir American from Vera Cruz r"rIrn lie .; tho
passage by the Mexican Chamber IT b.i! granting hc
light Of way the l=trnus 1T eraa'eec to Colonel
SJo OF New Ot.ra7 L elsu believe! hs: iAc 3!il
would pGss The Senate.
acgnr1s from s eli" Of Mexico represent constant
&c, ne ut nutruses and In week no ices wan
~ isiccn murders we're committed ;,
A oonGuc.q arrived Vera Gr"z on ;ac 'tfilst' WIN
a.ar!y twu millions "f dollars IN liver.
Tic weather h, New Orleans for tie pact +" days as
been wet and stormy ni-, ~ Mobile.
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PRESENTED BY THE
RICHMOND FAYErTE ARTILLERY,
CAPTAIN ROBERT NJ. NIMMO,
ara Token Of Respcc! cnd Esteem,
MAJ 90 1882

MAJ 90 1852.
D!rne--sodicr, fare, cooked by so'eTs mex. 10
order II George Shasrr senior was second ocst a. 'he ,a
rel deserves en;ered Of record that ne IS secona 10
no man. South Of "Marshied, over Kettle OF 'uile soup
Various patriotic complimentary and agreeable sentiments
exchanged over sherry winf ne Ae'es de la Ia
,coure The Arocat expressed in French the surprise and
pleasure with which he and his companions had Witnessed
-iunrd thanks the in which the virtues the ser
vices and the sacrifices of their lusirious counryman La
fare;,c had been than referred to- Quartem.s
eI Mchard Of French descent: replied in the Fenc
language for the company, expressing the company
ication the presence Of these distinguished Genise, ~
and particularly, a. learning that they came 10 ssa ~
make arrangement, for the settlement OF m a'gs s,a,e Then
followed an encounter Of Wit between Mo]1r iusus a
Nj eyO The Major for reasons ,d wes wes n ee
cnin the field Tie Prosecuting Attorney charseo never
ee such conduc; was "a sbose 0 reDuSon IS
a.eav very considerable for working miracles In s''
Thcrenpon the encounter grew
he subject wse brought into play Strokes OF argument
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THE DEMOCRATIC RESPONSES.

We copy with high qualification from 'ne Baltimore 'u"
sxa, IN, following from the report of the proceed
inys Of bs Convention subssquea! the nomination Of
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tenea Pierce, and pending the bao, Tor the Vice p:esi

General Pierce, and pending the bao, for the Vice p:csi
deacy
DUting pause in the taking of the balic, ,Io following
d,spait!.s gGnd 10 The Cony"nuu:
From STEPHEN 4. DOUGLAS: Il cyngratuiae tn.
tt."r''ic p,,ig rpnn the noInao r:ld lGuis will give
FRANKLIN PIERCE Irgcr uI1 I1rty ;tan any ut!rr
81 te in The Griol."
Ffnm G"uer. ChSS: "a good nomination lha! o Gene
RI PIERCE. si.i!l sGpport il heartily"
From G,n":a HOUSTON: "in cacu.snt nominations il
Viii "ritc .o whU!e democracy"
From 'ho democrats OF Washington "i!uc eliers OI
FtGEk!!n Pierce"
We carnut d3u. itiai could the other candidates and
other democratic associations have been heard from in time,
hay wc4d all of item have similar messages of
gratuaiion ant confidence
itrms cf tbc Courts composing The SseOn adei: Circuit
Hen. Jso. ". Nas4, JHage.
Prlacc Gc"rEr 18Th May and ljiil November.
Dinwid'.ic, 2!ia April md 2lI October.
Hu's"cs 22Ad MuIch anr 23nd September.
,iecksi5"r& gh SlarC!i Gr; 9Th September
l.uranbGr:., Isl 1iarch ara lsi S"Ilumbpr
H,uti"wa". II: April arr ii October
i;f-!ig StA lrrii an: Siil Gciunar
Chesterfield, 2nd Mag and 2., ;i":elI.oer.
PGwis.an, lGti April aud 18Th O.t2hor
Petersburg. 20th May and 2l:i. c.o.c:aher
Term gGc Dsiyir! Cour CJ- tie First Section Hon. Hn
DGniel {. j.
IL Petersburg on The 18Th u December.
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OkNJ
Ayr0intGd ty tie Gore-Hor, 1852:
Can Francis II. RoySn, Isle of Wight Col William Is
lala:rr", GI"iccsef; George y Ben Esq Fanq.ier ol
81: street Franklin; Cen D Isg1e, AL, ghan!; RD.r;
G'"y, Esq, buckingham; Maj Fu;lcrsen Scott John
SnuaeIHss, Esq, Wood.
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crw u.upSu;RE LEGISLATURE.

| Cosc9RD. n. H, JrSs fac New Hampshire Lea.ia.
iue me morn!n- and pfocreded TO or2an'z" IN me
S,na,c Hon John s. Wells OF Exeter. ci,oser Pr.>i
dent; 81 L. Foster OF keenc clerk and Geofse G.. N!iams
Of lancaster assistant clerk. In The House George W.
kjtteie New Market chnsta spcasrr. and ltotas
@ Wappe of Meredith CLERK. These a.! Denocraif
The WING .o .peake. vas 81 and the FEea Sol ~
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Als,,er from Rome in the n. Y. Herald states mat me
American czcn recently assaulted bya French ocer ara
afterwards imp rsoned for refusing tc ny MS nat " w @
v.a Mr. Innes the artist When Mr.. Cass. American
Maiser demanded his release PapsI sovsrnaen he
was referred TO the French Authorities to when M ts IS
~ 49, p,,,, Covcrpnent responsible III the premises
Mr. lanes was subsequently transferred BY he French to hs
papa authorities and by the loer released On me SPILLS
chaenged the French officer but as the latter hac been
placed unde. arrest, no meeting place.
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ELECTRICITY APPLIED TO wHALING.-T

ELECTRICITY APPLIED TO "HhLI-NU.-IHo
New Bedford Mercury gves account o. some Interesting
experiments performed n that city on Saturday, under ne
direction a sr. Heneken, merchant tom Bremen s'-
manr illustrating the effect of electricity in aiding ne cap
urn m whales The electricity conveyed 10 the BODY OF
he whale from an battery contained IN The
boa,, by rneons of metac wire attached 10 ire napeon
aS ~ h ihe sea 10 the machine The machine Itself
" ia ard compact in constructions enclosed in strong
chest weighing about $50 pounds and occupying space IN
hon II about three and half feet in length, TWO fec; in
idth and the same height II is capable Of 'i:ro~'N
n,o the body Of The whac egh, ,tea:cndons strokes CT
electricity in second, $50 ina mnn'e parcyzn& IN u m
nnwer of motion. II not actually Of life.
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SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1852.
SENATE.

Prayer by the Rev Mr. DE- Forr'r Of tho Ae'hod''' E.
Church.
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Terms Ct the Cots composing The SsrOn ad:ci: Circuit
VISITORS vIRG!NIA M!LIrAEY LNsrlTCrE

Isr! u dc Dis,rir! Cor: Jr tie First Section Hos Ih
D:niel, e. j.
IL Petersburg The 18Th vf December.
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Democratic County, Convention.

Al a convention of the Democrats Of l., Sale
county, assembled at the court house in Ottawa
on Thursday, March 30lh pursuant to call from
the Democratic Central Committee
On motion, Richard Sladdcr, Esq, was called
to the char, aud VIM. j. Clover aud " c. Can.
non were appointed secretaries.
The towns being called over 40 delegates
appeared and claimed seats. Two sets appear.
ing from the town of Salisbury, on motion Of Mr.
Hoes, leave was given the delegations respective
ly to state their case to the convention after which
on motion Of Mr.. Glover it was
Resolved that g. ". ellison and his associates
be admitted a, the delegates from the town of
Salisbury.
The Convention then proceeded to balIo, for
delegates to attend the State Convention, which
resulted in the election of Geo W. Armstrong,
William Retdick, George W. Gibson, X. Eaton
Goodcll Geo A. Souihworth, and Geo. H. Norris
BY a vote Of so to 8,
j. o. Glover then offered the following resolu.
ton:
Re,o'rci, Tha, JOEL A. MATTESoN is the
frs, choice of this convention rs u candidate for
Governor.
Mr. Herman moved to amend the resolution by
striking out the name Of Joel A. Matteson aud ia.
sorting that of d, L. Gregg, which was lost by n
vote 81 to IL.
The resolution was then adopted by a vote of
q to 49,
On motion the following gentlemen were APP
pointed committee to draft resolutions expires.
sive ofthe sense ef the convention: Richard Stad.
den, William Red lick, Jos o. Glover, YIN. Nun
son and Gee W. Armstrong
Convention then adjourned TO meet n, o'clock
Ia the evening
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The Wheeling Bridge Case

The following are said TO be the leading facts
in this important suit
| The Wheeling bridge is 90 fee, high, and
has clear span Of 1910 feet being erected
without piers, and cost s20s 500
2. The extreme floods in the Ohio, which the
court allowed to be considered in the case, rise
80 feet high.
3. Boats with chimneys not exceeding GO feet
IN height can pass under the bridge on the high.
est floods recognized by the court,
T. There are seven steamboats,, recently built,
which have raised their chimneys to the heights
varying from 10 to IS feet, and which claim tho
right iopass the bridge in any stage of water,
without lowering ;heir chimneys
g. To enable boats of this description to enjoy
the same rights as those enjoyed by smaller ones,
the Supreme Court Of the United States has de.
cded that the structure must be elevated some
twenty feet, or be removed.
After the decision OF the Court application was
made by the counsel Of the Bridge Co for leave
to place draw in the bridge The Cour, in re.
ply said, Hey did not believe that drag could be
constructed so as 10 obviote The objections Of III.
Court TO The bridge, but said they were willing to
give the company the benefit Of a reference Of the
question to scientific man to report upon. The
subject was then referred to Mr. MeAlpinc, Stat,
Engineer of New York, to examine and repor,
upon
Should Mr. McAlpnc's rcpor. correspond will
the opinion expressed by the Court, then the
Peoria bridge question will be settled, and tina,
structure must be takon down.
II will also compel the Central Railroad Co.
to raise their bridge across the Illinois river n,
Ia Sale to a, least 20 feet above low water mark
|. the Illinois liver rises as often 20 fee, as tho
Ohio doei 80
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SrvrN O'CLOCK 7. u.
Convention me, rnr,n,n, to adiournmcnl

Convention met pursuant to adjournment
The committee un resolutions reported the fol.
loving which were adopted:
R,'olg,d That our choice for the nomination
fr President !. our owr talented Senator the Hon
stephen A, Douglas, but should the choice fall
upon any II the other distinguished gentlemen,
we viii chccr'tlly acquic,ce, and give the nOmi
nee our hearty support.
Rt5'rsf That the Democracy II La Sale com.
t. ran he relied on hr their usual aud even fr
an urtca.ea majority fur the nominee flr Cover
n.r, AMI also ior the other nominees for state OF.
hces
Re'oirsi Tha, in the opinion II th. convention
the prsscu, banking law If this state has failed to
answer the purpose intended, and that his Excel.
lcncy Gov. French il hereby requested to take
such steps rs are or may bc necessary to enable
the next special session Of the legislature to re.
peal the same
On motion It was resolved that the proceedings
of ,hs convention bc Published in the Ottawa Free
Trader, Peru Democrat, and Illinois state Regis.
ter RICHARD SrADpIs. Chairman.
WILLIAM }. Clown, Secretaries.
~ G. CASNoS,
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A Great Wrong.

: Several weeks ago, by communication in this
paper attention was called To the fact that an ap.
I plicaiicn was about to be made to congress for
an extension of the patent of McCormick's Reap.
er, and our people, who are SO deeply interested
IN this matter, were urged to get up remons tran
ces against the commission by congress Of so pal.
psble an outrage. From the little interest, howe.
yer that seems to have been awakened in The mat
ter, we infer that our people do not regard the
danger OF the success Of this measure As yerv i'm
mineut lfsuch is the case, il becomes onr dr',
ut once to uniecciEe them. We regard the
danger no; only as imminent, bu, unless energetic
measures are At once adopted, the passage Of the
measure must soon be beyond a CONTINGENCY
y telegraph despatch from Washington states
that on the 22l ut the committee Of the House
had unanimously reported in favor Of an cx'cu,iss
Of MCormick's patent Every person acquainted
with the routine Of legislative business knows
that favorable unanimous report from a com.
mittee Of the House on a measure Of this kind
is almost equivalent to its passage II our PEG.
pie would make effective opposition to lie renew
al Of this patent they must be abost it at once
hold meetings, circulate circumstances, write to
members Of Congress, DC. DC Afew individuals
have taken palns to circulate circumstances about
town during the last few days, but the whole
work cannot be done by few.
That the renewal Of this patent, by which our
farmers would be compelled to pay from forty to
4 hundred dollars extra on every reaper and
which would close dozen Of factories in every
northern state, would be a gross outrage. can
scarcely need calculation. Had Mccormick even
come fairly by all the patent rights he claims, in
rcttrcnce to which serious doubts are entertained,
the uninterrupted enjoyment Of an exclusive mo-
noPoIy for fourteen years, and the making Of a
prlncely fortune out Of it, should satisfy the gree.
dest aTari,e The only jgstiflble ground on
which such monopoly as patent right confers
can be granted, is that the inventor may have an
opportunity to reap fair reward for his ingcnu
ty aud that VI CJrmick has been fully. amply. and
immcasuaby beyond his deserts rewarded all
hi, ingenuity ever exercised in the premises. is
beyond all quest n
We have not time to go into this matter rs it
deserves to-day We shall try aud do the subject
better justice in our next. Meantime we hope
our people will bestir themselves and pass around
the circumstances. North and east of MS wehcar
of meetings and activity on the subject. Let our
people not be the last to wake up.
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AN TNDOTBTED FACT.

DR. Storms 0e'sjyat,i Scotch Couyd rmdg-
ltisnowa an anioabe Fari tim, this ergrn, Com
pound is tar superior and much more agreeable
as Remedy IN Diseases Of the CheJ and Lungs,
than any other ever invented. ltisa,,o very eff.
cieni IN Lirrr Complaint amt Dgspepsi1
Price, One Dime per Ro. 3Ro.s for - Cents (;
or One Dollar per Dozen \ liberal discount,
made TO Country Merchants
For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants,
generally, throughout the United States and the
Cauadas
The Candy is neatly pu, up with directions for
use. \ handsome engraving oi the Scottish Coat
%. aims, AMI the written Signature OF Hamilton
WADE lProprietorJ is on the outside wrapper OF
each rol, and Package
MessrS. 9arna,d, Era & Co. Wholesale Drug
Cls,s, 40 Main STREET, St Louis, Mo, ne the Gc-
neral Agents Orders from the country, or appii.
cations tor Agency, directed 70 them, will NEE,
with prompt attention.
Walker \ IIick.ns and 6 l. Thompson Agents
Ottawa, Ill.
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The Cenlrai RaIl Road

There are two points that may as well be I'm.
dersiood in regard to the Central Rail Road, now
that it is about getting under way.
One is, Tint We DO not intend to submit, quietly
to the slightest interruption Of the navigation of
the river Oar people will to the las; and to
the utmost Of their means and abilities. insist. un
der the charter and the decision Of the L. 5. Su
pTeme Court in the Wheeling Bridge case, upon
IN uninterrupted" navigation Sufficien, margin
('eventeen niles has been given the company,
and that with express reference to this point, and
now that the responsibility rests with the mana.
gers in the company, let lhem see to it that they
do not impair the usefulness" of the river.
The other point is that no connection with 9th
or companies or roads will be tolerated where W {
have the power to prevent it, ana this We believe
to Id the case with reference to the proposed Au
rora Extension aud Connection. Such an exten.
zion AM connection are SO manile,ty prejudicial
taad perhaps SO intenLcd to the interests centred
in the valley of the rivers, which is the natural
phase FIR tTale and business, that the pcople in
the valley and ON its borders woull be lost TO
their best iuttres, did they not resist to the last
such a step
The vast capital now in the valley Of both the
Fox and Illinois rivers invested in trade, com.
meIcc, manufactures, and improvements cfyari.
"ls kinds, ought not, except for some great pub.
lie necessity, b. impaired by impr1y emenls clai,
ming to be under the authority Of the State, and
authorized, if authorized At all, solely to promote
the Pd'ir gooi There can BE- no public good in
forcing, through the Influence of a rich aud pow.
crfu company, the trade and travel in another,
and that an unnatural direction
We bcicy, this last can be successfully resist
cd before the courts, bu: should we fail there
and should the misguided men in CHICAGO or
elsewhere sustain the position before the courts
then we shall insist upon reta,iaiory aud coun.
terac;ing measures, the first Of which MUST De tie
strengthening Of the Inc 10 75islo, saving some
% OF 80 miles over tie other route. Other mea.
Gurcs, Of which We need not now speak, would
soon follow. We hope however, our people will
be saved from any unpleasant controversy about
either tie navigation Of the river or the extension
and couuec,lon Of the Aurora Road
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BLAlRs PASoEAHA--l'Lis truy splendid work
of western artist has been on exhibition At tie
court house for the past three evenings, and not.
wi,h',andiug the clustering and inelemen, YEA
thcr, Las attracted very respectable audiences,
but not so large as would have turned o., wilh
more favorable weather. We are glad 1t re.
mains this evening go that all may have an op.
portun,y Of seeing il, for it Is a work Of uHe1m
mon melt and real excellence. We had hoped
the Manager would have seen lit toget up one Of
lis git exhibitions in our town, and would sug
gest that he yet does it, for our citizens can and
do appreciate a liberal and hishmiuied move
ment ms much as any in the state. We hope all
who have taste for the inc arts and have mol,
yet seen it will not let this evening pass without
visiting It,
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TowN MEEUNo'.--Next VueFiay April o.h,
j. the day for holding the annual town meeting
for the purpose Of elec,ing town officers lor the
ensuing year.
There appears to be but little feeling upon The
subject IA this town, SO mach so th.t the subject
Is scarcely alluded to ia our ordinary political
movements We have heard it minated that
there wus to h. a mas, meeting Of Tie citizens Of
this township held Obi. evening for the purpose Of
nominating ticket without any purity d!slnc-
tons but a. there has no notice been given we
pro.uma it has been abandoned
The following person, have been mentioned in
connection with The different Offices to be filled:
For STvi,yr NJ L. HOLSTER, J. O. Glover,
aud r. Tlowc, AL iIs! rate men, and either would
make good supervisor
For Torn tierF.--M Osmnn. Can't say quite
so much f,r him know him too well.
0ens-v Of the Poor--JOhn Palmer As far as
We ATE concerned Wa would have no objection to
rHaking Uncle John poormaster for life, that is,
il he continues to bostow that f,therly care upon
vac N'N'NA az" VI l"'"hs, Ni'Nh i'AS tV ustu''
gGsAcl his oli,a career during the past two
years.
For Asse8or.--D r. Hit, who would make a
first rate one too.
For Colle,tyr.--A. +. Dow and O. Hotchkiss
There's a fgh. on hand here. Both popular and
both determined to run.
Commissioners Of HighVays Henry Deukert,
John Lynch, and Samuel Baldwin. AS there
are three commissioners to be elected we doubt
whether there will be any opposition TO these
three. They arc all three good men, and the
town should be obliged to item for taking the
Office, as the pay does not amount to over $40
year
For ConHdJlsa-Patrick Daley and O. II,
Purdue. We presume there wall DC Il fewothers
out There are to be two elected.
f.S.-Since the above was put in type We have
been informed that there viii Lc 4 meeting this
evening without party distinctions.
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WE RE RE ADY
FoR rus
SPRING Il SUMNER TRADE
OF 1882.
lorR ATTENTION Is AGAIN CALLED To THE
EMPIRE CHEAP CLOTHING STORE


Always the cheapest. aud now the most
, EXTENSIVE AND VARIED
In Ottawa
The Proprietor of the above Establishment has
JW' Ittufned from the East, where he has purchas-
{" Ntiy low Tor cash another Ecmc nIous large
ana fashionable assortment Of
STRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
N ,S91 Is now July open Tor the Spring Campaign of
The stock il entirely nevis made in conform.
ny win inc latest and most approved styles, cm-
Wat's me oil The largest aSsOrmen,s ever before
eAhiolIed, and Is now offered at those excessively
Low PRICES,
winch have gwen TO this Establishment the ex.
lehslHe and ilatrnng popularity it now cnIovs
Among my present stock may be found. Fine
bIack blue, brown aud Olive cloth Frock Coat.
The same IN Dress .IOlctol. kossulh. Polka.
box, aud Business Goats, Atwood aud cotton
warp twted, and cashmeretre Goats. Mohalr,
Uurcu's Cloth, DrGp GEfe aud SILK warn Mslrr
Goats, bull and brown linen Goats.
Back French DocsIln, PLAIN and any cnss-
mere Pants, satiurt Pants at every drscfipiion
kinds.
Superior hrocade silk Vests, fancy and blnck
salln Vests inncy aud plain CASHMERE Yeats, buf
WHITE ana fancy Magsces Vests Valencia aud
cashmere Vests.
The above is mere outline of whs, we have
IN sore. CdA and see for IOu,SeireS
Also, an assortment ct
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Perhaps the largest amt most complete ever be.
fore exhibited m Ottawa
have splendid assortment of
StiItS, collars, iui,r SHIRTS, Drawers. C,qra,a
Stocks, Ha'dtersdicts d Hosi,rg.
Spring style Hats and caps. Moc,kin Hats.
kossulh and Magyar Hats, Panama and Lcghorn
Hats, Canada Straw aud Palm Leaf Hats, any
quantity.
200 AND SHOES.
Patent Leather and congress Boots aud Caters.
Ga uuI luiu Rubber C.DfbiHg.
I'y lus arrangement. combining the twrirauch-
Is, prn.,rm'u can at a moments Warning procure
q complete outfit OF such articles ~ cannot la. 10
give the mos, pc. trrt satisfaction.
Thanking the Public tor past tayors, 1 invite my
old customers lo call again, and new ones to Try
lac, duu solicit them TO remember the
Umpire rh-1U CIoh1y Store.
Tie rSEimd earUpts, place 10 buy C,ojaiagat
l. EAUGU.
Apr 8. one Door l!,R ~ sa,gyrS store
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EREAKrEs AHEAD The on dit at Washington,
for the las, three or four days, has been tina, Mr.
Rantoul, the talented member from Massachu
sets, is engaged in collecting documents and sta
tis,jcs, for the purpose Of replying to the man.
moth editorial in the Cons,itutionais Of last
week, which reflected severely upon his recent
mastery speech in the house, 1t is thought
tina, Mr. Il. will address our neighbors through
an immense horul
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Hon. LYMAN TRrMBuLL-We are exceedingly
gra,fcd to learn that Judge Trumbul who has
so ably and satisfactorily discharged his duties Of
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the
State will be candidate for reelection in the
First judicial District.
Judge Trumbull is one Of the most talented
men and able iuris,s in the State, and no man bet.
ter qualified to adnrn the bench, md 'at>mcton'
ly discharge its high and responsible duties can
be selected than he Chicago argus