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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20

The Hsle Establishments. Notice them this
week-forcign and domestic In the book
trade will be found an advertisement Of Mrs.
Stoves " May Flower "a beautiful book,
bearing unmistakeable marks Of the author
of 4" Uncle Tom." We also refer particul-
arly to the advertisement Of l.. p. Crown g.
Co, of whom the Boston Traveller thus
speaks;
Inc young and ontcrprisng firm Of l..
7. Crown q Co, was established IN 1919
Their first work OF note was Arihur's
Sketches of Life and Character, of which
has been ISSUED seven editions of 1900
each. They have published during the
present year SIX popular works, the most
prominent Of which has been Our Parish"
aud the next IN rank Arihur's "Ten Nights
in Bar Room" Their sales have averaged
$4,000 volumes u year, at an average cost
of one dollar per volume, and we understand
that their sales during the past year haYe ex-
ceedcd one hundred thousand dollars. The
business of this house differs entirely from
the General Book Trade, and the public sci
dom or never hear Of them through the ad.
yerllsing medium of the day. They are
circulated principally by regular canyassing
agents, some OF whom are scitlcu or local
aud often require whole editions Of partlcu-
lar works, as many Of them have their own
sab-agonis, who are out canyassing all the
time. From the accounts we have seen OF
Messrs. l.. L. Crown & Co.'S business, Ar.
thurs deservedly popular works, because en-
gagged IN deserving cause, sell we'll We
cannui wish them too extensive a circula
ton, for SheT effect on the popular mind ant
character Tor the last ten years has been IL
The highest degree goodn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20
STATE or VERMONT.
IA NVIIIF % NIF Nh ; VTTTCF
Hydepark, April 10, 1855.

~ V T7lINf aKTTV IWi IUWD.
The votes given by the legal voters in the
several towns in the County of I.amoille. in
their respective town meetings, on the Isl
Tuesday Of March last, for a County Com
missioner, under the act of the legislature
of this State, passed November %, A. ID.
1882, entitled " an act to prevent the traffic
in intoxicating liquors for the purpose of
drinking having been duly returned and
canvassed, IL appears that Hon Nathan Fost.
or has received majority of said votes:
Therefore, in pursuance of the provisions
of said act, do, by these presents, make
proclamation that Hon. Nathan Foster, Of
Stowe, is duly elected County Commissioner
Of the County Of Lamoille for the year en-
suing, commencing on the LIST day of Nav
next Z. b. SAWYER, 90. Cyok.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20

they ceased, and his parents. KNOWING II =.
he had fallen over, were almost dis,,s.," '',
with the thought that he was probably lyina
bruised, bleeding and dead, at the boz, a., =,
The ravine. A dim spcck could he sao ~
through the gathering shades of nigb, y,
The snow far down beneath. After lan ~
Tune the spot was reached, and discovorod y
be simply the hole in the snow whero ~ "
boy had fallen; and his track led ftor ~, ~
spot down the bank Of the stream. Fnr,be.
search was made, and the lost one was a,
length discovered sitting on the froze'
ground and shivering with cold. Ile hsa
received no injury from his fall save a shgh,
bruise upon his head. 8"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20

o~y=Two weeks uco We pot n civil question
10 certain editors VITO were Republicans"
last wear. ane among them the editors of the
TEMPERANCE Standard and Star Of Vermont.
The question was whether these ventlemcn
would cooperate with the friends Of free
dom on the basis of the fusion Of las, year.
The Standard man is mum--albeit very
jealous Republican only six months ago,
and, as a Republican, begging for the Office
Of Secretary Of State. We infer that he rs
not republican now. The editor Of the
Star has not noticed the question, and TO be
frank, VIC did not suppose he would. The
editor Of a X N. organ can Of course have
M will ofhis own. Bound by oath TO obey
",hc commands Of the State Council Prcs.-
dent or his Deputy, and "to comply with
tie will Of the majority, ,hougl, 1t may con-
dict with his personal preferences'-hc is Of
course tonguo-ticd: he can't tell what he
will do without n dispensation from head
quarters. Like slave, he must obey orders.
The most that such an editor can do is to
express his wishes possibly. like the poor
publican, he can stand afar OH" and hum
bly, besccch the sublime President Of the or
der Of the Star Spang led Banner to give him
instructions. The Star man therefore can
not tell what he trM do he has not fairly
III -, L.. .,.ii,. ,rtuLoy g., i, ,i.,u.,k
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Further News from California.

=. wv UNhl NVTII I'd.
The steamship Northern Light arrived at
this port this afternoon, bringing dates from
San Francisco up to the 2ith ut, about fifty
cabin passengers, and $4,000 in specie, on
lieight
II wus reported aud generally believed
that about $50 of Colonel Walkers emf
grants leil San Francisco about the middle
Of March in snail vessel, bound to some
port in Central America. Col. Walker and
a large number of his followers we're active
" aud IN private preparing 10 follow, and
had charlcfed two vessels for this purpose
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20

Blood Cattle. We have been favored
with the circular Of Mossrs. Thon9s Bell &
Co, Liverpool, England, Commission pur-
ehaseTs aud importers of pure blood Horses,
Cattle and sheep. J. NJ. Miller, al, NJ iden
Lane, City of N. Y, is their agent 10 this
country. We see by the circular, that
Devon cattle range highest, in price and
esiimaiion, save Durhams. Among sheep,
the Coiswolds and pure South Downs are
held in highest estimation. The Coiswolds
sheep, killed and dressed, weigh 1870 lbs,
and shear, Of washed wool, IL to ~ lbs.
per fleece. Pure South Downs, weigh III
lbs. and shear q 10 lbs. per fleece.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20

OH1ard New York, Pennsylvania,
Wisconsin and Nebraska have adopted the
liquor law, and California will do so. Ia
Wisconsin, the Governor (loco) vetoed the
bill. In New York city, Mayor Wood has
announced that be will vigorously enforce
the law, while the ruInmics have raised n
fund Of $4,000 10 defeat il.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20
The Kansas swindle.

" will be seen, by what follows, mat inc
recent election in Kansas has gone the 'en-
tire swine" for Slavery. Hoe ii was &C.
complished is thus shown:
The Missouri compatriots OF Douglas and
Atchison telegraph TO the St. l. Republican
the results of their labors, as follows;
INprrENpENcE, (Mo.) March ~, Q o.
clock, p. M.-Scveral hundred rciuHiHe
cmgrsnts from Kansas have Just entered
our city. They were preceded by tho
Westport aud independence Brass Bands
They came in the West side Of the public
square and proceeded entirely around it, tho
bands cheering us with fine music, and Tn,
cmigrants with good news. Immediately
following the band were about Two hundred
horscmen, in regular order; following these
were one hundred and fifty wagons, carria'
ges, &c. They gave repeated cheers fol
Kansas and Missouri They report that moi
an anti slavery man will be in tue Legisla-
ture Of Kansas. We have made a clcai
sweep"
The election in Kansas look place on tn,
sob, and on the 3lst sorer0i hundred re
turning cmigrdnis from hansas" marched
into the frontier city Of independence, ant
similar cohorts, Of course. into other Nilsson
ri towns on the Kansas frontier They vert
- .S," og en's,d , you .ee, on e'e o's
grants are fastening 10 their future homes
but these were returning from their pretend
cd homes to their rtai homes IN Missouri
en- 'rV I ",,o" E I ha, 49, go 'V ',
The new territory.
KANsAs March3l.gp. Pro-Slaver,
ticket ,rinmnbani ms far as hoard from. -
'ro,,l vote Lawrence. RS io 925 Tccnm
sob 2G6 10 N: Dourlas. 3}D 10 q. Doai
rb.n 3)Otoo5 Shawnee Nissi,,n. tu In III
I.envrnworth 500 10 80 uicko " Point. . :
IN q Election nassed Off onietiv. aud witt
ycrv I,tile d,sturhancru
IIc-o are 2l2 votes pollcd NJ only scve
prrcipcls-more an vcre LEGAL voters II
lhe entire territory. a. ascertain q by an Of
6ci,l rensns Cour weeks prcvioas. And th
"volcrs' parade Missouri openly next morn
ing m ir"mphal procession WIN olnds o
,Io' J rorcs o ,., sl ,, ,'i ,. t' ''''
n hat saw The obe,tors of ,sc giant frau
and crime whereby Kansas was opcucd e
Slavery
Let the friends OF freedom 'oke courage
Such bribery and corruption such down
right swlndling at the polls, VIII only haste
the downfall OF slavery Kansas Is deslm
ed to the honor and blessings Of free state
Emigrauts from tho East are pouring in b.
thousands, weekly.
A correspondent from Kickapoo city Kan
sas 'cr@ofy' under dale OF March w % D.,
-, ' ,o ' inh,rors rocoiyinr "a IN ,c
d,em. and that the following are the usu1
prize Of provisions Pork 6 cents per lb
beet cents vchison y cents mutton
Genus '"ONel' % P1' '''1-" '".'. -, -
~ n,r Jo,on gonr ~ M rsr ImIro.
pounds. Wood 81 co per cord. delivered
Competent brick makers arc PARTICULAR
wanted
Also bfcN masons ana mech'"'c' on
laooref' s'"craily hnd re'ay e"p'oF'H'N' a
reinuho'''hg prices nc ~ L. ''.''ArAu
MA Company are schung o"l """a''o'
sturdy iarmers' every "'cA' IL our youn
men are determined TO eM's''te west
mo we ADVISE no man 10 'e''e 'e''''"'-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20

.h)a!ta.-l'his plant, sometimes called
Peruvian clover, is beginning to be appreci-
ated in California. II can be cut several
times year, and affords very heavy crop.
In deep soil the roots penetrate SO far that
drouth does not prevent lis growth, like or
binary grass or English clover. II should
be cultivated here for soiling cattle.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20

Negro Council IN Washington Broken sp.
The Washington Star SAYS that great ex-
ciicmeni has been caused in that city by the
discovery that number Of coIored people,
most OF them free, and all of good chamci-
er, have been found assembled ia and be-
longing to a council, the principal object Of
which was to purchase the freedom of
young wumtn whom her owner was willing
Ia sell. The entire party was orrcstcd,
lweny-four IN number, all but four being
free. he law which prohibits the assem-
bling Of colorod people, slave or free, the
smallest fine of which Is fee dollars, was
rad to them, and each one was scarchel
and questioned. The articles found were a
Bible, Sencca's Morals. Life in Earnest,
scraps poetry IN manuscr pit, the printed con-
sututon Of a society called The Dau-h
tors of Jerusalem the object Of which WAS
stated 10 be to relieve SICK and bury tae
dead ser Of regain, AMI subscription
paper for The lberatng fund, upon which
were the nlmcs of lion. Gcrrit Smith, $50
paid, Hon. W. II. Seward, s., Hon. ] u.
Giddmgs, : |, and also the names of seveml
uf the respectable citizens Of Washington
Nothing whatever was found 10 ilnp.lcatg
the negroes lu crime, yet four Of Them were
sent 10 the work house, one received su
iash's aud the rest were compelled to pay
line and costs OF s. So each.
When such things are ia,cluHy done ia
the District Of Columbia who dares say lhit
the North has nothing to do with Slavery.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20

Treatment of Curyaiurcs Of the Spine and
snnalWeakness rendered efficient aud COM
Portable 10 the patient, by the use of the Ser
pen,ne Spring Elastic Apparatus.
Zee The advertisement Of Dr. J. A. Wood,
IN smother column.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20

Education and Employment. We call
particular attention TO tho advertisement. in
another column, Of Corners Commercial
College, which has been in uninterrupted
and highly successful operation, in Boston,
for fifteen years past, aud is PROFESSIONALLY
the best establishment for mercantile cduca-
tou in this country. Mr. Conner, iho princi
pal, Is an accomplished gentleman and chol-
ar, and wilhal a practical Merchant and Ma
ygator aud is assisted by talented ProCos
sors, in their several departments. The
large number Of his graduates for whom he
annually procurcs eligible situations, is the
best evidence Of the excellence OF bis in
strucion. We know Of no better place at
which TO educate youth of either sex. ..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20

Bang hole Platform The leading locos
Of New York city have had meeting in
Tammany Hall and denounced the Liquor
Law. The newspapers have christened
their platform and party" buug hole"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20

Horse and Horse. The New York Trb-
.unc has published the oaihs Of the X. Ms.
according TO the new ritual. They are worse
even than the original. We have marked
them for publlcation
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20
For tho Waterman md JoutnlL
"POwcr il always stealing from
the many 10 the few"

lmnafcepllnlN 10 the superficial view, YIELD
ing by degrees, portions of their own rightful
powers, TO the higher and stronger branches.
This tendency seems to have its origin in
the natural influence of power upon the hu
IMAM mind. Power il grasping IN its nature
And since II is easier 10 lob the weak than
the strong, the strong grow stronger, while
the weak grow weaker Without constant
vigilance the liability Is, that The subordinate
become the sub30uicnt If not the subrcrlsd
powers. The central luminary Of the sys-
tenn sends forth It's rays of light and heat 10
cheer and invgoratc the lesser orbs in their
appropriate purpose Of being and appointed
work; but the ccHiripci1i force that aids TO
speed these orbs IN their revolutions. left to
act alone without its corrclative centrifugal
force, would at once draw them to common
centre and common ruin. Not less inds-
pcnsable is balancing Of power, in other
words iudcious distribution Of powers, in
The various and complicated agencies rcquir-
Cd for the entire government of enlightened
republics. Wilhou; the constiiniionallv re-
qured distribution Of power yiialsed and
protected by the vigilance ofihc people, the
tendency TO Capitalization would speedily
dcgelope itself in Che virtual pcrvcrsion Of
our Republic to a Monarchy and ultimate.
f' 81, "i'1 anu Pu'uht SUITES
,''.' ',''o l'-'Osl'eu .'5 importance oI tne
','l.o NJ l'1"V'' ~ U'' eencial govern
,,''' az" ~ 1, INV i1,l' s'a'es oelng oieaf'
a'.' "'i''''''';'.y ''lneH ~ inc Cohs,'"'
Wv" I''I' as "s'.'l.g' '"i' 'l,y snouio pc
1.'"l,''ii'.{ "V'''',u W Wy l"e Ifspev,l'e
eeu'.'' ".'u sue Eo'eln'''e'''' Inc rcd
ID" u''il- supreme IN po"cr, 10
the sphere of lls Legitimate action, aud being
furnished with hs Nationd arms. army and
navy, Che physical powers Of the whole Ped
cul knpubdc, and any amount OF money il
may please o. demand. should 10 assume nn
wartn.ed Jurisdiction over the rights of the
States and tlus over the individual rights
Of citizens, who can arrest iis cucroach
menis or what, short OF civil war aud rev.
o.uuon, can restore the liberties of our cit.
zons 90 thc ugh'u. and only safe Guardian
ship, the state soyereignucs? Who has
rsud iho recently Published proceedings Of
our Naaonu Executive through his prime
munster, Mr. Marcy, at home and Messrs.
Buchanan, Mason aud Sou,e, three principal
o. cd.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20
Rumors Of War.

The news from Europe Is not very favor.
able for peace, and al Washington there are
strong signs Of war with spain about Cuba.
It is possible there will be another war for
slavery the present Administration is fit for
any mischief
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20

Purchasers of carpeling will find adver-
tised IN our paper to day, the scale C: prices
by the new England Carpet Company, of
Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20

Orange County a. II. Gilmore licmper-
nneel has been elected Commissioner undcr
the liquor law by $50 majority.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20

O. Some Of the slayocroic lSllycr Gray,
X. Ms. refused 10 role on The resolutions
nevertheless, the ayes above include two
ahirds Of The Legislature. WIN the Star
Tell US which side the n. Y. X. Ms. are on -
Tor Freedom or Tor Slavery?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20

The Randolph Eu'grni'.-We learn that
the Em'gmut Company, from Randolph, in
this State, have arrived salciy at Kansas; aud
find all things on the way and at Kansas as
had been represented to them. Thcy dnd the
territory, as far as they have scen ii, quite
co ua 20 dlcir expectations, and speak well
o. n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20

PIT in me Seed. Provisions Of all sorts
were never so high as at this moment. and
the signs are by no means favorable for any
material change. Let the farmers remember
their own interests and the public good, and
SOW hhorally. They cannot raise too much
either Of grain, potatoes, beef or pork and
as to the dairy products, every body Is short
now, because last years product was below
an average.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20
GurrigH NrmG.
Seven days later from Europe.

NuPl' i'Ntltu' from lssFcrpuOl al ~ O'Clock
on the morning of Saturday, 3lst ult., arriv-
cd at this port at o'clock last evening.
THE VIENNA CONFERENCE.
The Washington carried the intelligence
that the first of the four points was accept
ed by Russia, aud that The second was being
proceeded with iayorably Since then the
second has Likewise been accepted, bat diff
hcullics OF n serious nature have occurred
on the third. The Western powers. forcsee
ing trouble dill not propose the demolition
Of Schastopol, but modified their demands
into the reduction Of Russian nowcr in the
Black Sea, in rocompcnsc for which they Of
Ter TO evacuatc the Russian territory. The
Russian Plenipoientilrcs reply that they are
not authorized to accede TO any such terms,
and must remit the matter 20 ST. PETERSBURG.
Here the Conference stands still. All the
Plempoicntlnres have sent to their rcspcc-
tive Courts for instructions, and the Confer.
cnce will probably be adjourned until final
authority arrives. Meantime the fourth POM
Is under discussion Prince Gorisclakon
on the 10th, moved for the admission of
Prussia.
WAR INTELLIGENCE.
S.basiopol-The special corcspor d mt ofthe
London Times de crib the condition of
the army MS being much improved, the
weather iuc and the health and spirits Of
the troops better with provisions in abund-
ance, and the sanitary regulations strictly
enforced but the actual works of the sioro
make no progress to justify favorable proph-
ccies There is an actual increase of lines
aud batteries, but this increase exists on
both sides, aud there has been no compara-
tive advantage gained by the allies. 4 for
,,'u'o'1 i'u9','l ll'cS y esse''o,1u Iounu
, ",'n ~, 'H- pace
-, W. ~ .''- U."'a" o''1''y 'nl"'
a sr,' .i'n 'uo own, on. "e,g q,,'en D''H
~ '''''.,'''. 0o'.u '''' "''H l''PA'onA' "
",e"' ""u - ,o,,pe'-! OHlo' 'A1
.''G ,'-i'n '''.al l-''''g' 1'lno'''efs
nv "''''''"' '.l'''7S ''' u'' uSi'10'
y. t''t''s' ~ ''l''' ep-'''i"lf A'e u'"eV-
' e"'' ~ t' 'u7ii'9 eo'i'ln-
~" 'ne "1'Ns .',! tsee"uy
T, ta ~ u, ',.''i,o o lls ''"ae"n over.
- "V i'' N"'"7' oNN PaI' OF an
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iberef,-n rnsbi,, c,-,,.,ri ,,,.,li..l t,., ,i.,
oIgsneei r,,ot 81 ,.,, FIX, 1,,a.n ,s.,, ,''
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parallel ! fIslI- Ilt fi raffr,
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l,., No., .,.,.a,.,ti.. f.l,f.l
f'."-. ''-'''+N'' "''' "-'-n
.-'"'''" ~ ''e pas "iil' cover OF uil Dat
'oil's'
h'P'''s .'e reserved o. p = faAo'i DIVISION
o-inA "'' i'H'! ''i GOA. HdshA ii
nance 'a '.e' pace oi l''+e.'''
~ '.D' is oc''l'-' 'y " s''ns Hu's''n
"c '4p'' o' corn nom b''a''oH is
PI"a'nH.A,
'l'l'''e t'a'l.-- DE .n' 'elm 'r,9'ie
per, oh ine oih OF A''gh destroyed lie
Marie. 'n"e5 'nd "arr.c's 90. Dii1, iri'
WAich lnn hh.7'in- recently eolt'Ve'ed Tor
- lie defence % 'o,F '..at '''2n o,tMeen
Ahopa '9i ,Ngrsisn' 'Ae b 'a' n'.d 'iom
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20

GFThe temporary r. r. bridge at vii
llstou has BEEN carried OH by the ice.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20

Michigan The telegraph first reported
that the locos had carried Michigan, aud so
VIC recorded tho result last week. No, so.
Wherever X. Nlsm showed itself locofoco-
ism gained by Withdrawing the forc,gu
vote from the Republican ranks. Whcrev-
or tic Republican organization was rigidly
they swept everything clean
Fortunately, the Republicans have been able
10 sustain themselves in spite Of bo.h X.
Nism ana locoiocoisln.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20

How stands the Watchnan Pairioi.
On its own legs, Major. and not on yours
For further particulars read the last Watch
man.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20

Pcie agdin.-Ono of the three establish
mcnis implicated in the onslaught on Pete
for being Frenchman an anti X. ~, enters
plea Of not guilty. Good.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20

o. The Supreme Court is in session in
this County.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-20

that he is mol for fusion or cooperation, MS
in Maine aud New hampshire. On that
ground, the "Siar" may MS well begin TO
anticipate for lis pary the fato of the X.
Ms ia Now York.
Rumors Of War.
The news from Europe Is not very favor.
abo for peace, and at Washington there arc
strong signs Of war with Spain about Cuba.
It is possible there will be another war for
slavery the present Administration is fit for
any mischief
Pet in the Seed. Provisions Of all sorts
were never so high az at this moment. and
the signs are by no means favorable for any
material change Let the farmers remember
their own interests and the public good, and
SOW literally. They cannot raise too much
either Of grain, potatoes, beef or pork and
as to the dairy products, every body Is short
now, because last years product was below
an average.
O. The Supreme Court is in session in
this County.
I How stands the Wa,ch,uan Patriot.
j On its own legs, Major. and not on YOURS
For further particulars read the last Watch
man.
p,tc ocoiy. Ono If ,he ,l,rco os,,blisb.
mon,s irnnl;co,e1 in tho opslorrb, nm pc,,
for hcinp Frtncb.n,n nm nn,i.K n cn,crs
a plea of not guilv Good
open doors - he IRE FTeSS and caiedo
man are against secret H. Nism, and IN favor
.oi open DOORS"
liic5;rou Tho ,elocranh first ronor,ca
,b., ,l,. lccos had carried Ntichi.,,, a,l so
100 ro.,-aoa ,,.., r.,,i, ,.,at ~.
vbo.cyor K N;so shovyoa rsolr lococ,co
s,, o.;n,J h., u,td.,,.;nr ,no ,,r..,,,
.o,, e,oo, Tho poonhl;.an 81, WIZ
ro pa,.,,h,i,ar a.a,,,;a.,;an ,... I'm.
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Wisconsin Republican, high and dry
s,0OC majority for Cole, as Judge Of the SUI
preme Court, who ran AGAINST Crawford,
Sayocrat.
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6o0c majority for Cole, as Judge Of the Su-
preme Court, who ran against Crawford,
Slnyocrat