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The Newbe-ry IN. O. Rising Sun contains
4 long article intended to prove that 'sthe negro
race is inferior, in a marked degree, to the
white races which inhabit this country"
Whereupon the Washington Republic con-
cludes that it is great folly to attempt, as the
South is doing to spread this inferior race over
our own vast territories.
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GtAUTION.-All persons are hereby cautioned
~ against purchasing or meddling with Horse,
/ bay Mare, tons Hay, l two-horse Wagon, l
double set wagon Harness. two-horse Sled. and
60 bushels Buckwheat, in the possession of Vim.
A. Dunlap, Of Pike township. the same belong
TO me. II d. PATTON.
Curwensville. Nov. ). ls57-novlI-tf
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nYS Il ER s OY $ L f r s -,
W The lovers of good bivalves procure Al.
ali times THE BEST BALTIMORE OYSTERS, at
the saloon of the undersigned. in Shsw's Row,
CIcarfeld, Pa. where ne will be happy to serve
all who may favor him with their custom.
He viii supply persons with cans if desired, at
Baltimore prices, with the addition OF the expense
of bringing them here II. 3. TAYLOR.
CIearfield Pa Sent 90 1857
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MAN ION H o Us e

4 n ,
I'VE CieaTfeLd, Pa.
The undersigned respectfully announces to the
public that he has leased the above Hotel In Clear
field borough, and that be is prepared to accom-
modate all who may favor him with their custom.
His house is commodious and convenient and his
table shall be supplied in the best manner posi-
BILE No effort win be spared TO render general
satisfaction. By strict attention to business and
to the wants and comfort of his guests he expects
to secure a liberal share Of patronage
fehII--57 DAN Nj WEAVER.
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FoREyER.-An orthodox Yankee express
es himself as follows, concerning eternity =
ETERNITY why don't you know the meaning
of that word ? Nor l either, hardly. 1t is
forever and ever, and five or six everlastings
atop of that. You might place row of fig
ures from here to sunset, and cipher them up,
and it would not begin to tell how many ages
long eternity is. Why: my friends, after
millions and trillions of years have passed away
In the morning of eternity, it would be a hun
dred thousand years to breakfast time"
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BpACK AGAIN IN THE OLD SHOP,

- THIRD STREET.
The subscriber informs his old friends and the
public generally, that he is re-estabiished in
the OLD SHOP third street, lately occupied by
Jacob Shunkweiler, where he hopes by strict at
tention and keeping good stock of assorted iron,
to merit the favor of the public. Country produce
and cash never refused. An apprentice, from l6
Is years of age, will meet with a good situation
if application be made soon.
Clearfield. May I3, 1857. G.. W. ORR.
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rElo MECHANICS. INvENTORs ATD

Il MANUFACTURERS announcing III,
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The Publishers respectfully inform the public that
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For all clubs of twenty and over the yearly
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The newvOlume will be printed upon fine paper
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JOSHUA s. JOHNSON,

DEaIOYAI..-JO JOSHUA s. JOHNSON.
kG CABINET sT4KFR.
has removed his shop to the new. building oi John
TroutInan on Market street, where he VIII keep
on hand or manufacture to order. tof superior
inish,l every variety Of Househ old and kitchen
f I r y / I L r L
such as Tables. Bureaus, Safes, Stands CupboaTds,
Sofas. Bedsteads, &c. of every style and variety,
which he will dispose Of ri cheap rates "a any o
ther establishment of the kind il the county
Call and e1amine his furniture, and judge for
yourselves Of its quality and finish.
CHAIRS OF all kinds on hand or made 70 order
He is also prepared to make CoFtiNS to order,
on the shortest notice. and will attend funerals
with a hearse, when called upon
JOSHUA s JOHNSON
ClearfeId Pa December II, 1855
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A FIRST RATE Settof Blacksm thing gTools.
"A including Bellows: Anvil: Screw plates. &c
for sale hy Ljan71 MERRELL Il CARTER
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An n EJ O I'll y ste =
~ ID ARnEp ANn IIaIR nRESSER

- a VI Z T. l. J O III y Il y y
- BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER.
would respectfully inform the citizens of Clear
field that he has opened shop in shaw : Row,
in the room recently occupied by F. Short, as
Boot and Shoe shop, whore he is at all times ready
TO Cut Hair in the most fashionable style and do
Shaving in the most scientific manner. shampoo
ming also performed lie solicits the patronage OF
the public. jan = 1894.
He also keeps on hand cosmetic for removing
dandruG which receives the highest praise Of all
who use IL
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NEEDICAL PARTNERSHIP.-D Henry

XH EUICAL TAFI = IfNs4IIT II IitIiIy
I'VE Lorain. having associated with him. in the
practice of Medicine. DR. J. g Hartswck. they
offer their professional services to the citizens of
CleaTfield and vicinity. They will attend to pro-
fesSional calls at all hours. and in all seasons.
Dr. Hartswick will be found during the day at
their Office opposite DR. Lorain residence and at
ght, his residence ID street, door north
of Reed & Weaver's store. June IS, 1856.
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CULICH & BENNER, would respectfully
Sg inform the citizens Of CIcarfeid. and public
generally that they have entered into co-partaer-
ship in the ---.
CABINET MAKING BUSINESS.
and keep constantly oa hands, and InanufactUru
TO order, at the lowest prices, every variety Sf
furniture. consulting cf
Diaimg, BreaLsfGst, G.d Centre Tables, Sssriag,
Urifing, Gnf U,ash-.Sfanas, lHGhOsa1iy, GaG
Common Bed-stegds;
Nahogony and Cane-b0;tomei Chairs, Buresux.
Sofas. Lounges. &c. 6c.
Cofins made and funerals attended on the short
est notice. with kearse, and apgropriaie
accom- panyments.
House Printing done on the shortest notice
Shop and " WaTe-rocms. same as formerly occUpi-
ell by John Gulch, NEARLY opposite the jew Store,
CIearfield Pa JOHN GULICH.
May %, '55--1y. DANIEL BENNER-
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EATING GSALOON.-The undersigned keeps
81 constantly on hand at his Saloon IN Shws
Row. few doors west of the Mansion House
Truits, Ccnfectioneries, Tobacco and sears
OF every description, and ether hrlicies
usually kept in an establishment of this kind--
He will furnish articles TO persons in large guam
Sen Sent = 20 ~ iO-' 'N-7- r. b. TAYLOR.
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EEo! FOR THE TEMPLE OF HONOE

TO. FOR THE TEMPLE OF HONOR!
4 Il BRADLNH II 'GRIkS 5. Tn. Copper, az.4
Shect-IIon Ware NaHWfaetory. PhIlips5Hrg, Pa,
where they at I'll times prepared to supply
customers with every conceivable article from the
smallest Coffee Pot spout to the longest pipe ina
ginable. They win do both
WHOLESALE { RETAIL
business, and will at all times have on hand
large assortment of read y-Iaaie ware
II OUSE E s p o UTIEG
done TO order. the shortest notice, and pat I %
in a neat. substantial manner
STOgES, STOFE-PEPE. Z EETTELS,
of every variety kept constantly hand.
They will furnish 10 order any of the folloaine
Cook Stoves, viz:-The William Penn, Qgsea u
the West. the Atlantic, and Co0l5-CorIDlote,
all of which suitabis for both wool and coal
Among the Parl0r Stoves VIII be found the Lady
Washington the Excelsior Home Parlort &e
Produce Of ali kinds taken in exchange for
goods. A. 4. BRADIN
October 81. IS55.-tf JN0. d M-gIRE
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EEOJSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-The late
III residence of J NJ. Pfontz in Ansonville
NAV be bought cheap by immediate application to
me IdecIO-IfI J. B. NJ ENALLY. O.

VEOUSE AND LOT Fol, SALE--The
Z house occupied by J. III, Larrimer, ksq, situ-
ate on the road from Clearfeld to Curwensville,
near Welch's saw-mil1, viii De SOLD very low II
i snitahIe for a store and dwelling Fer terms ap
ply to l., . -C1eI5 -; u.
sep9 IIe''i hele4; -
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a OOD CO-Extensive Dry-goods Dealers No.
Il 4 lS7, Market St, Philadelphia, keep constant
ly on hand large. splendid and cheap stock of
the most fashionable and elegant goods. They in
vite country Merchants to call and examine their
splendid assortment, before purchasing elsewhere
August /. lS55.-Iy.
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For the largest list, $500; ID, $3.50: 81. s20e
9Th, $50; 5th. Sl01 9Th 500 9TH. SSa: sth
S1e eth. $6G; 10th, sac; IIth. $40; I2th. SIS !;
l3th. $50: lith. So: Igth. S2n
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45bjIa0elpbia a0uertiselnent5

TALEB COPE Il co, No lS3 Market St. Phila
" d.lphia. Dealers in Linens White Goods, lie
siery French, English and German silk Goods, La
ces Gloves, Bolting Cloths &c Aug !. ;55.-Iy.
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ROFE $50 l. i.

TO. CROUCH, PHYSICIAN. Office in Cur
H.. wensviIIe May Il. lS56-f
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.
Assembly.


ALBANY, Jan. II, 1867.
petition was received from the country banks asking
for the passage OF law prohibiting banks Of New
York, Albany and Troy from presenting the bills OF the
country banks s their counters for redemption until the
presentation frat made for payment Is refused by the
agent Of such banks in one OF those cities.
TIE Judiciary Committee reported iavorsbly on the
bill giving the consent or the state of New York to pur
chase certain the city New York assay
and other Offices The bin intended to cover the pur
chase Of the Brick Church property for Post ONCE se
The committee struck out the section authorizing the pur
chase by the United States OF other lauos New York
and Brooklyn necessary Tor appraisers stores.
Mr. WOODS moved the recommittal of the bill to the
committee. Lost.
The bill was then referred TO the COMMITTEES of the
Whole, and placed FIRST on several orders
The bill to incorporate tee Fro Department OF East
Brooklyn was reported avorably; also. on The Dill
providing for the ment OF the Commissioners to ay
ont tue boundary line between tho states Of New York
The allowing ten dollars worth OF stationery
to each and furnishing Copies OF the dis OF
tho House Hobbies TO each member officer and
porter we're reported upon unfaVofaoy, snd the report
acce. lied.
NOTICED
To Incorporate the Mohawk ard Moose River Rlu.
To amend the law relating keeping OF gunpowder
IN New York
BILLS INTRODUCED
BY Mr. IrAyrSwoHrH-ro provide for the restigstlou
OF tho origin OF free in certain cases
BY Mr.. WAEKNAS--To recrgspize the Wardsu'e Office
OF the yor. OF New York.
Mr. sIuYrsR puE 10 a bill to organize an Independent
bataioI OF the surviving officers aud sotiers OF the
second war With Great Be- sin IN New York.
The Attorney General Sent IN Communication stating
this several suits were pending commissioners
for leaning United States oepost funds aud sure
tee for lot accounting for tie moneys IN their hands
The 1eerce lie, tbs the commissioners not kgsly
APPOINTED Emo are tbev, ore not inoe rbe Attorney
General does III believe the defence good but directs
The attention OF the LEGISLATURE 10 tho aci also tao
large rumber Of commits .oncrs appointed by Go.
vernon.
The papers relating to the equalization Of tss State
were referred 10 special comnli tee OF eignt.
The reso,u!on requiring Information relative TO the
ca a. enlaIgemen ~ Port Byron adopted
A i1ui resolution cfsTct for the amendment OF
the constitution authorize The passage o. law
al errg he payment OF member q toe LsgFliture.
Toe reto aiior direooF ~. reprc TectI.ves IL Con-
press oppose ali applications iOr tac extension Of
nateLts. wa, adop6o
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PHIRTY-FOUHTH CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
House OF Representative.

House OF Representatives.
wAs1nsGroN, Jan. II, 1857
Mr. OTERo introduced bill granting lands to New Mex
!, snsas and Missouri for railroad purposea
On motion of Mr. GREENWOOD, resolution was adopted
calling the President for complete hist Of persons
charged with the disbursement of pubic money also,
list of those who failed for moro than twelve
months to settle accounts and the reasons for such
neglect
The House, by vote of 9S against 81 tabled the Sc
nate bill allowing fishing boupties to ,ix vessels which
failed TO complete their voyages
The House then brought to abrupt adjournment
by the sudden illness OF Mr. Gddngs, OF Ohio, while he
was making speech on private bill
Adjourned.
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tho Cumberland coal trade for the year 1906
The extent OF he coal operations In this reg "a Tor toe
year 1855, foot up very gratifying result Ddt"%
year end pg December 81 thero ne all tons o cot
mir ed ond transported TO market being an ncres'o ye
1885, of6% qo1 lors
IRON The Frosibug coal 0eis there were ira1s we
over the railroad ard canal In 1885, 81 3s tlns, ind
during the last year i06,TaS onsshowing ao inc care
OF "a, 429 tons over the former year.
Tbs increase In the Georges Creek reg on over IN pee
Ceding year 20 4o7 toDshe shipmenn for le55 1ns
292 eos tons, aud for 1856, 3l3, 482 tons.
During the year ending 3ls, December BIZ 59t tlr.
were tnveyed TO market by the Baltimore aud IN
Railroad, AMI zee, 900 IONS were shipped by canal.
Tho trade has now reached a position OF vast impo'
tance The aggregate receipts OF the 1874, tons seo
mari about 50 so per which amounts u ~ 6i7
29s Of which about 81 eco coo 10 The BALTIMORE and
Ohio Railroad Company for transportation Now, say tns
the profits arising to the shipper, 70 cents per ton,
very nearl, corrtc which 7l9 I'll tons amounts
Sl79 500 leaving balance from the total receiptJ-sl
5,725sof 81 1897 1885, which goes 10 the public and 81
which amount A.s.ny couny 81. a. least we
give below table OF the yearly shipment OF coat rom
ibis region the year lSs1 wcn rue trcIspntad'n
commodity was 7os tons. toShe year 1865, when
il in l9. Ill tons,
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NAuslatNHs
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

Prut AnFtrgia. Jan. AZ. 1851.
Stoclr better. pennsylvsria SO, 81 s Reaiing Rtl
road 4o4. LorY Island Rsrosi, 10 q; Morris Canal,
lb,s Pennsylvania Railroad, ass.
Ntv ORlrsys, Jan. rs 1851.
salcs OF cotton today coo bsles PIECES feeble rri
uncbauget sugar phc.; molasses SIC. O.ter All
cles unchanged
NEW OgrsASs jan. 16. 1851
CotorSales to.dsy 5coo baies; prices arc &c easier
We quote mddlng Nl2Kc. a121sc, Sales OF the week
ss 600 and receDts IS e0O STOCK, 401 0C0 baer
Pork unchanged India bsggipg, owing 10 speculative
movement, advanced 80. sales N lsIc. Cofee loo.
1okc. Sale Of the week 10 900 bag stock S6,5o0
bag. Receipt OF the week " Geo bag. Freigbu easy
and dull. Exchange duil-sterlng e1l per cent
PREMIUM.
MoBns, Jan. is, 1857.
The zoertisos market circular reports the sales OF
cotton for the 40 900 bales receipts the same
period &c 600 bales stock on hand 2o7, 900 bales Mid
ding quoted at l21s.
CaiPIEsroy, Jan 1e, 1857.
Cotton st g. decline from highe.i point.
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We gather the subjoined interesting facts concerning
the trade OF Chicago from the annunl trade review Of the
Chicago Press The late tonnage arriving at the port
during tho year l,Si6,37s. Tho steamer arrivals
were s24 propc'lers 474 and sail $3.50. The lumber
trade has grown from 70 million feet in ls49 to $50 mil
lion 1856 Altogether the rade statistics and popua
ion Of The city, In rapidly OF growth has but single
parallel Contircn.- san Francisco What gold has
for that metropolis OF the Pacific the railway has
accomplished for the young city Of the prairies. The
additional fact is stated by the Chicago TIJvne that
s. oCO value added 10 The building aci o.her
,nrrovements Of the city dur ny ne wear
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edeeming her from the convuons OF civil war and the
misery Of an anarchy that had covered the land With
blooc, ruin and des0lRuon The state helpless and
hopeess wreck on the Of civilization; and N the
skl and courage Of Walker the shattered craft
Ne well en,itls d to salvage
The war against the Americans was not made by the
ANearguans. but by tho STATES around upon European
1nrtgA ION ano the entire British press with q certain
portion OF own maintain the necessity Of CHECKING
American progress the khmus; and 1t becomes the
eeentaves CT the American people to inquire how
mr polite and proper for government 70 sustain
this European plan OF operations. VIC
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rhrlbsrt's Second Free Concert 20 the Pub-
lie school Chiidrcn or Boston.

HOlTuN, an, II, 1877.
Thslbcrg. secoud Tree concert 10 tbs children OF the
pubic schools took place Musical Fail today anj .,t
most interesting and pleasing cyhbltloa. Oyer t1-eo
thourand children nnd teachers we're present Madare
n'luFri aud senor Morre'H assst'j A. The close tsa
Rev ur. Lothrop made Gpprop raso remarks, ant tno
a1ii rs were presented via mars Of bouquets by the
children. such enthusiasm Was never before exhibited
A. any corcnrl qiven in thla nILv.
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The HACK Troubles in Illinois.

CiuCsGo jar. IL, 1857.
Several Of our city banks yesterday threw out tie
notes Of the Peoples Bank Of Carmel the Rustye Bank
rraro state Bank aud washingSon stock Security Biuk
81 Dsns ille--a OF Illinois. The latter institution y par
ialy secured By California bonds. The oherS Ne Owned
by TIE Grsueroy Bank lafayette Their to;, circuia
uon is $4,000 asd securities $780, ooo in the oond, Of
Missouri, or'sisua Virginia CNforo's and Tennessee
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATukDA JAl. IT, T. II.
Four-The market was Hrm. g,o Moderate sslos,
which embraced about coo Q 5,ec DDS including
mon to good State, at 50 SO 81 So al extra do at
SO 90 50 Sc Sc SIS Wheat was ar'n nth hight sales.
About 5000 bushels Western re were scid al 81 bs.
Corn-Sales in measure porded by the ice EN-
barge Western mixed from store he'd at 7ac. Too
saes were made per delivery quotations for Which
nominal Pork--The market wa nrnsf vita sales $50
400 bbls at $40 rs $40 s7h, osius At s2i for new
mes Cotton was quiet hut FIRM Wl6.oy was frr,
with ssos at full prices
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United States Agricultural Society.

NNsUNII ION Jhu II, IN0I.
The Agricultural S'ceiy yesterday adopted the prop)
son urge upon Congress the endowment o. Indus
trial University each Stats and territory by grsuts Of
public snds Of not les than hAr million or dollars to
Zach. Nessrs Corcoran, Cns,s Calvert, French ana
Browne were appoiuted a committee therefor.
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The Dcshop Forgery Case.

b r17, ism. II, 1857.
Mr.. A. X. Norris, who "a, tsxen to Bangor
eouilvc wsrr,n for implication II the alleged forged
paper Of $50, coo, was exsnnod before ju.i;s and
promptly d,chrsed. The aasr appears TO nave been
lcssi transaction.
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rhs snuth.rn ,fniI. sc.

BAtix0Rf Isa. II, 1857.
New Orleans papers Of sunlsy last 20 hand By ire
arrival Ct the mail ~ ate as due.
The steamer Georgia broke the ce blockade toby
ard went down 10 Norfolk. All vessels bsoN ar ss'o
In Annapolis Day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-18

Asthma L. Useless to Describe the Tor
lures OF spasmodc asthma Those who have Suffered from
its distress INK parox' know full well what Jonas
VIII con be medy prepared by Joseph 6urneu Co ~
fremont street RostOu has never failed 70 snorn meons
rehef in aud has eectea man
permanent cures for sale by r. " R"sHroN and by all
diuEgi t. Price 81 per bottle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-18

CRusHED 10 DEAH.-Coroner Gamble held m inquest
yesterday at Seventh ward station house. upon the body
Of man named Mathew Hagan. who died rom the
effect. Of injuries received by being crushed between
log OF pine wood and pile Of lumber at the foot OF
Corlears street. Verdict accidental death" Deceased
thirty three years Of age, and was native Of Ire
and.
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lncrtasosst pa,9o@foV % S@soi,Ho -
rbe aggregate capital Of the Philadelphia city banks has
beer Increased during the year sl,2jseso and the az
grcgs,e circulation s3ss5t3 ~hio the total liabilities
show an Increase OF about 100000 The discount, Of
the Pbisicpbs city banks show increase Of 81 500.
eco and the .pccic decrease OF 5000 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-18

ELECTION ~ PnrsBuRe.-rne municipal election took
place in Pn,sburg tho 18Th and resulted the
triumph Of the republicans. ma ori,y OF the repub-
can Couucilmen elected Henry A. Weaver, rspubn.
can, hs, majority over J. d. W white democrat, Of
ahout 400
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su,cid. OF a New Yorker &c Kcyport.

EE,r1Er, Jan. II, 1917.
An,n named joan +. Moore. reoClliy from Now YORK
city, GU hs throat al noon today Fo:uniary loses g
!. said caused bin 10 commit the RASH lis rcmsns
will be taker 70 sew York for i1;crmeri
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-18
wiseonsio Unitca states scnntorsn,p.

&LwAyKis, WIS, Jav II, 1857.
The republican members Of the Legis,'urs met in
otay, 70 romlnase United states Senator On the
seccud ballot Jldge Howe received 20 vees E. y. Hol-
IL Judge Doiae sc,ste.iDglS Adj3urnes to Mon-
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