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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-06-24

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STATE OF VERMONT Be It renee
- District Of Addison, IS. ! bered, that ~ .
Probate Court held in Middlebury in and ~
the District of Addison, on the 10th day -
June, A. d. 1857:
Orleans P. Torrance, executor Of tbs hat
will and testament of sr..
MOLLY TORRANCE,
late OF Middlebury, In said district deceased
makes application to this court to have the
time allowed him for the payment OF the
debts and legaces Of said deceased, exteDd-
ed one year from the expiration Of the time
heretofore limited by this court. II 10 theseup-
OF ordered that said application DO consider.
ed by this Court for allowance ut the session
thereof to be held at the Probate Once b
said Middlebury, on Monday, the 9Th day 4
July, A. D. 1857, at ten o'clock, A. NJ, md
that notice thereof be given to all perSeas
interested that they may appear, and make
their objections, II any they may have, b
said application being granted, by publish
ing certified copy Of this order In the NM
dlebury Register newspaper printed AZ
said Middlebury-threew weeks successfully.
previous to the time of said Court.
CALVIN G. TiLpss, Judge
A true copJ Of record
9:sw Attest, J. W. STEWART, Register.
STATE OF vERMONT,l Be It rsnsn-
oDistrict of Addison, IS. bered. that at
Probate Court held at Middlebury in anA
for the District of Addison, on the 10th day Il
June, A. D. 1857:
An instrument purporting to BE- the ~
Mill and testament of
JOSHUA CASEY,
late of Whiting, in said district, decesssa,
being presented to this court for probatss
1t is thereupon ordered that said instru ment
be considered by this court for probate and
allowance, at a session thereof to be held ~
a session thereof to be held at the Probate
Office, in MiddIebury, aforesaid, on Monday,
the 9th day of July next, at ten o'clock II
the forenoon, and that notice thereof be Giv-
en- to all persons interested, that they may
appear and make their objections, II asy
they may have, to the probate and allowances
of said instrument as the last will and tests-
ment of said deceased, by publishing or.
titled copy Of this order in the Middlebury
Register newspaper printed a. an
Middlebury-threew weeks successfully prsvA
Gus to the time of said court.
CALVIN G. TILDEs. JudgE
true copy Of record.
0:3w Attest, ]. W STEWART, Register,
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WANTED

" Uumbagog, by d. P. THoArsox, Author a
the " Green Mountain Boys" Locke Amsdsn,s
&C., Vol. IL mo-, Price 81, For sale at
C0PELtND'S NEWS ROOM
April 20, 1857.
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THE NEW REMEDY.
Reltuck's Medicinal Usquebaugh Cordia


yseUEBAuGH Gaelic, usage water 6agh, life.
OFFICIALLY recommended by the Medical
OFdcuhy as superlative remedy for Cokds
Coughs, affections Of The Throat and Lungs. Dyspep-
sia indigestion, F2atuieacy, Chronic Rheumatlsm,
Female Difficulties, General Debility and Relaxation
Of The System from rdrious causes, Loss Of APPETITE
&c.
The beneficial effects resulting from the judi
cous use OF pure and genuine article Of BWbos
Whisky as tonic and stmuLtni, particularly for
consumptive patients, and persons exhausted from
fatigue or debtated by prostrating diseases want
Of life and energy in the different functions of the
boiy, has given it an unparalleled reputation hav-
ing received the sanction of our first Physicians
and the patronage Of our most eminent citizens.
This Cordial, owing to its absolute pureness and
simplicity, as well as from its peculiar adaptation
for medical asses, has met with the most signal sue
cess. The fact that most of the Burbon that comes
East is rtifciamade by Il Use of poisonous drugs
from % cent iohiskey and sold at two or three
Louisville (Kenaeky,) three dollars at ,choles ale
shows that in purchasing for medical use, great
caution of requisite. '77-7
The propretors Of this Cordial have superior
facilities for obtaining il direct ofe Scotch farmers
in Bur6On County Kentucky and the public NAV be
assured that il is worthy Of their confidence nj,
only from the use q good and suitable article that
any benefit can result therefore, in purchasing great
Precaution Is necessary None Qersline unless the
U'iaen "gna,urs, Of W. E. REL TUCK is Ops DE
W. z RALTUcK & CO., Proprietors, Louis
vile, Kentucky.
BURR, FOSTER & CO., No l Cornhill, Boston
Agents for the Eastern States.
Sold by Druggist and Appothecaries generally.
L. J. Pierce Montpelier, Special Agent for the
State OF Vermont. s;3mo
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ON and after Monday, May 2sth, Trains will
~ run as follows, to wit: hal.
Leave Fitchburg Depot, Boston, at 100 and HOO
A. NJ.
Leave Iitchburgh at $50 A. NJ, and 1.sO P. NJ.
Leave Bellows Falls for Middlebury, at $50 A. =,
1906 and 5.35 p. NJ.
Leave Mddebnry for Burlington, at 7 o5* A. NJ,
$685. 42s and 1905 p. NJ.
Leave Burlington for Middlebury, at 9.I5, 1880
and 1l.l5* A. NJ. and slsP NJ
Leave Middebury for Rutland and Bellows Falls,
at lO.47, and ll.55 A. NJ, and 2.l0~ and 9.ss
p. NJ.
D-Both trains from Boston, 70 through to
Burlington and Schenectady.
At Burlington, Trains connect with Lake
Champlain Steamers, and train OF Vermont Cen
trail Road-at Rutland with Trains for Troy, New
York, Albany, Saratoga Springs, Schenectady and
the Wes,-at Bellows Falls, with Trains of Ches-
hire Road, for Fitchburgh, Worcester, Lowell and
Boston-Vermont Valley Road, fur Bratteboro,
Springfield Hartford, New Haven and New York
and with Sullivan Road, for Windsor, White
River Junction, and the White Mountains.
#Freght Train, with Passenger Oar
E. A. CHAPLIN, Supt.
Rulatnd, May 30, 1857.
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NEW DISCOVERY.

DROFF. LEIGHTON II. RIMLEr, of Brooklyn,
Il has discovered few methods, by which any
persons hair may be made TO curl natural in three
weeks, without the least injury to the hair. Any
with lock Of their hair, and their age, shall re-
celve In return full directions for the above object
Address LEIGHTON II. RlMLEY,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
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BANK NOTICE.

TNHE subscription to the additional Capital
Il Stock-bf The Bank Of. uiddlebury, are mott.
fed that the balance OF their Subscripton $3.50
per shaoe) u requested H. be paid ON before the
lst day of July next. BY order of the Directors.
J WARNER, Cashier.
Middlebury, June 10, 1857.
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1000 ROLLS PAPER HANGINGs to ar
COOOrlve in few days, which, with stock
now on hand, will make as complete an Assort-
ment as can be found in the State
March 4. at BECkWITHS.
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Vermont Board of Education,

- SEcRKTARY's OFFICE, June 30, 1857
OK TEACHERS INSTITUTES, with Lee
~ ture on the evening previous, will be held as
At VERGENNES TUESDAY, July 14th, 1857
rutland, FRIDAY, 18th, :,
&" WINDSOR, FrIpAY. 2ttb
" ST.. JOHNSBURY, FRIDAY, Slst'
Each Institute will continue two DAYS, having
Evening Sessions. -
In addition TO such assistance rs may be fur
nished in each County Hon. WM SLApr. OF
Mddlebury, THOMAS II. PALMER, ESQ. of Pitts.
ford, and Mr.. EDWARD CoNANT. of Royalton.
will aid the Secretary in holding the Institutes,
Friends of Education in the towns designated.
are requested to have proper bnidng in readi-
ness, for the preliminary Lecture and subsequent
Sessions, and furnished with a black board.
chalk, &c.
As the Sessions of the Institute are so short
the boarding and lodging of the members will be
no great matter; a little reflection will show
the facilities given to the attendance and accom-
mediation of members will promote the useful
ness of the Institute. Whether the liberality of
the citizens shall furnish the accommodations to
members gratuitously not, it is hoped that a
Committee in each Town will be in readiness the
day before the Session, to inform members where
they may be accommodated.
Superlntendents and Teachers are urged to be
in attendance promptly at the commencement of.
and through each session.
Each member OF the Institute is desired to bring
a Bible, and paper and pencil.
All friends of Education are invited TO be pres
ent at the Institutes.
Institutes in other Counties in the State will be
held in the Fall, and due notice given
j. S. ADAMS, I'd.
Secretary W. Board Of Education.
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III oLME} PATENT SKIRTS, Gutta Psrcha
IL and Cotton Cords, Brass and Steel Hoops
Reeds, Bones, and other Skirt Fixings at
May 20. BECKWITHS.
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AT Il Il NJ IT TO NJ!
ALL PURCHASERS OF
RY GOODS.
GROCERIES, BOOTS & SHOES,
CROCKERY, FISH, SALT,
And all other articles that you "buy at at the
stores" The subscriber having leased the store
formerly occupied by the Union Store COMPANY.
at Cornwall, and filled the old stand to overflow,
ing with
N E W GODS,
Adapted to the season and the country trade asks
the attention of the public to his stock with the
assurance that il is composed Of GOOD GOODS,
and at prices which cannot fail to suit. l ask
particular attention to my assortment of Fashion
able Dress Goods, Silks. Shawls, Boots and Shoes
OF all descriptions which will
SELL AT SMALLER PRICES
than can be found for the same class of Goods in
this vicinity.
want any quantity of NICE BUTTER, for
which Will at all times pay the highest market
price All kinds Of Country Produce wanted in
exchange for goods. A. G. WICKER
Cornwall, June 20, 1857.
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STOLEN.

LNRoM the subscriber, on the evening of the sth
II or tho morning OF the 9th May inst, two
ooncaye Razors, manufactured by John Heiffer.
Paradise Square, Sheffield, bearing the mark " No.
|, male for the Army" Whoever returns said
razors shall be rewarded as he deserves to be.
GEO. W. DUSTIN.
Mddlsbury, May IL, 1851. 42w
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RARE CHANCE TO BUY GOODS

lHEAP..Don't fail to improve the opporiuni-
~ ty, while you can. Believing in the old but
true saying, that
"A niN6ie Sirpe"ce is ,oorth a lazy Shilling"
osition, viz:
TO SELL AT COST
From the stock of Goods which | purchased of
the Union Store Co., for thirty days commencing
win inc date OF this. Now is the time to make
good purchases and remember that
"a penny sdred is a penny earned"
WIN assure purchasers that will sell from the
desire '"0' may
gyDont let the chance 90 by.
Cornwall, june 2s, 1857. A. C. WICKER
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M Az 40, 1857.
SPRING AND SUMMER
O. O Q ID =
Just received at
BE K WIT HIS.

DAINTED SHADES, Curtain Fixtures, Cords
Il and Tassels, Embroidered and Striped Mus
lin for Curtains, just received at
May 20. BECKWlTH'S.
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Herds Grass Seed.
NJ ORTHERN AND EASTERN TIMOTHY
IN Seed, ofprime quality, for sale by
April Is f. VALLETTE.
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GUNNER HATS.-A very great variety will be
~ offered for sale the first thaw we have, by
..-. .-il .sl.. ...-s- cd. II. A. SHELDON.
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NNEA.-A fine lot of Tyson Skin Tea was pur-
sold at tho old price, by II. A. SHELDON.
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NINEGAR notwithstanding the failure Of the
Y apples last season | have still 80 Barrels pure
old cider vinegar, to sell at retail only.
May 70. Fl. A. SHELDON.
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"OoL TwINE and Sheep Tick Tobacco, at
w H. A. SHELDON'S.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-09-05

1t is singular fact that not only the
two United States Senators from Penn
sylyania, and the State Supreme Court
Judge, but the present speaker. clerk
and assistant clerk Of the House, the
clerk of the Senate of PENNSYLVANIA, and
the Democratic candidates for Governor
and Canal Commissioner, arc all practi.
cal printers.
The last slave in the state of New
York died at Little Seek, Long Island a
few days ago. Her name was Marpret
Rine, and her age 70. She belon eed To
the Van Isndt family, aud refused to be-
manumittcd, and they took care of her
with great pleasure till she died.
Thomas kewan, over 20 years of age
and worth $4,000, has been arrested At
Battle Creek, Michigan, charged with the
seduction of widow Bright.
The capitol building at Omaha. Ne.
braska, was partially demolished by a
hurricane on Thursday, the goth.
Major General Windham, the hero Of
the Redan, has been appointed to an i'm
portant Indian command The appoint
ment gives great satisfaction in England
The entertainments in aid of the "a
mily Of the late Douglas Jerrold have al
ready realized more than slo, 900.
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The Ohio Treasury DefalcatiOn.sMore
Democratic Fingers In the Pie.

We are creditably informed that GER
tain gentleman who sports the titles of
ex-Railway President and ex-Secretary,
Grand Pacifcatsr, &c &C., has been in
some way or other associated with Mr.
Broslin in distributing the money that
should be in the Ohio State Treasury
Also, that a late Democratic Governor of
Wisconsin has had finger in the matter,
and that ono or two other gentlemen who
are known, hut whose names we have not
ascertaincd, occupied prominent positions
in the same connection !; and farther,
that law suit is now pending in New
York that will bring out all the facts.
Very good. Let us have light on this
dark subject Even should the funds
not be recovered, it will be interesting
to know where the money il, or who the
parties are that were charged with the
important duty Of distributing the con-
tents Of 4 once wcll-fillcd, but now de-
pleted treasury. The fact will soon be
established, perhaps without the aid of
the report of the Investigating commit
tee, as to the relative responsibility of
Bresln and Gibson in regard to the great
Ohio embczzlement.---Ct n. Gazette.
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II III II



r We have prepared the following cx-
tract Of solne Of the figures from the GEN.
sus returns Of our State, just published
fcs 1856:
The list of counties comprises eighty
four, Of which returns are presented from
all except two--Woodbury and Warren.
The whole number of dwelling houses Is
$1,000, of which Calhoun county has 81;
Sac, Crawford, and Carroll hsve AZ each;
Clayton, Clinton, Davis, Henry, jackson,
Jefferson, johnson, Linn, Mshaska, Ma
rion, Muscztinc, Van Buren,, and Wspcl-
10 have over 1000 each Des Moincs
has over 1900, aad Lee and Dubuque
each contain over 1000 dwelling houses.
The largest number is in Dubuque Co.,
being 4,375. The grcatest number of
families 10 reported in Lee County,
627. ..nF aaa .s 80. -
The total population of the State by
the tables 10 5O9,414. The most popu-
loas counties are Lee and Dubuque.
The number of native voters in the
State is S6,Sl5; of naturalized voters,
l4,492, total 1Ol ,3O7.
The whole number of aliens is Is, 104,
Of which 2,1S4 and ISIS are respective
ly in Scott and Dubuque Counties.
The total number of deaf and dumb is
al; of blind lO3; insane l2O; idiotic
261. .s.I.. ...
Only seven counties are reported ~
containing over two thousand owrers .,
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From the officers of the steamer Ohio
No. 2, We learn that during her last up
ward trip on Friday the 2lst, when Il
miles below Galliopolis, she encountered
n heavy storm, attended with an exceed
ingly high wind, amounting to a tor
NADIA, and the most terrible thunder and
lightning For a few minutes it seemed
as if nothing could Withstand the raging
tempest large forest trees were pro-
strated like reeds, and a number of barns
and out-houses we're blown from their
places by the sheer force Of the wind.
A man driving a hay wagon was struck
by lightning and instantly killed, as were
four horses at the same time. 4 farmer
was also injured and stunned by the
fluid, but not fatally, and fourteen sheep
were destroyed. The violence of the
storm expended itself in less than half
an hour but there must have been much
damage done in the vicinity, if not else
where, in that brief period. CINCINNATI
Gazette
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Financial Affairs.

Money mat, crs in the East arc appa-
rently in a very unsettled condition at
present. Several private firm. have
gone down, as also some banking cstab
li.hments, and good deal excitement
has been caused. The pressure does not
seem to extend West. There has not
been the least excitement in Chicago
owing to these Eastern failures, and it
is believed there will not be on this or
any other account We give the follow
ing from some of the Eastern cities
Buffalo, Aug 81.
The Reciprocity Bank (late Sackctt's
Harbor Bank, and the HOLSTER Bank,
both Of Buffalo, have failed Great ex-
citement has been caused in the city in
consequence, and heavy run has been
made on some other banks, but it has
resulted in no damage to them as yet.
New York, Aug. 20.
The severity Of the money pressure
increases, and has extended outside of
Wall Street and the Stock Exchange.
Bearer rates are now paid, directly or
indirectly, for accommodation outside of
bauk, than have been known since last
winter The very best paper is quoted
to-day at l. per cent, and good single
names, which in ordinary times would
be classed undoubted, are going at Is
per cent. Among the Wall Street brok-
crs, the pressure for money on their own
account is less severe than the greatly
increased inconvenience Of doing bust
MSS through bank The settlements,
from han to hand, are made so difficult
By the new guards imposed on the ccrti-
ication Of checks, that double commits
sioas are fairly earned in completing the
transfers, and the deposits and payments
of the day
The report that the Farmers Bank Of
Saratoga County has failed is without
foundation in fact, as the bills have been
and are still received by the Mctropoli-
tan and American Exchange Baaks, as
usual, and are redeemed at the counter
Of the Bank on presentation.
Philadelphia, AuS. %.
Thu symptoms Of commercial panic felt
here for the last few days are dying sway
without vestge of failure, although one
or two Of our banks were supposed to be
seriously alarmed. Confidence is being
established, and all commercial relations
are strengthening. Among the broker.
were six or eight lame ducks, whose
wounds were bandaged by their friends,
and they are nox moving about without
the aid of bank crutches.
Boston, Aug. %.
Bank stocks arc firm, and money ap-
pears to be in good demand.
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Republicans, organize. We are now
about to enter upon an important cam
paign. The coming October election
will determine the political character of
Ioxa, and also determine who shall fill
the seat in the L. s. Senate, to be made
vacant by the expiration of the term of
General Jones. In view of these things,
it becomes necessary to organize to in
sure victory. Let an organization be
perfected in each Township. Let each
voters name be enrolled, and ascertain
how each man will vote. WORK !.
WORK. 1t will require work Our
late i'll success is only attributable to the
apathy of our friends. Let each man do
his duty, and let each Township be re.
presented at the Convention in Upton
on the llth inst. Let cur platform be
read and understood, aud victory will
follow.
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Two men we're arrested in st Louis =
day or two ego, aud on searching their
dwelling the ofkcsn discovered sscr.ted
'jewelry, scosSissing ohiehy d ladies'
brooches, loSksas, pins, bracelets, &C.,
suficieat 10 All 1 hah. bushel basket, and
worth probably from e50O to $500; also,
bundles Of new counterfeit bills done up
quite professionally, and ready for
trade" to the amount of over 81, 500 -
These consist Of -.
3's on the National Bank Of PIOvi-
dence, II. /.
SIS on the Pitts6eld Bank Of Pitts
field, Massachusetts.
SIS on the Chippewa Bank Of Pepin,
Wisconsin. :. y. 1885,. .- ...rE11
los on tie North w estern Bank Of
Virginia and eos on the State Bank
OF Missouri, Palmyra branch.
A large proportion of these were 6ne-
~ executed, and would deceive any but
the most experienced Of the Chippe.
wa SIS, and North Western of Virgins
lVs,.a large number have been put in
circulation, and some few of the Mis-.
souri, eos. .. asa....f III n..
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1here are only l0z pauperS IN the
whole State
The number of acres of improved land,
is reported to be 2,043, 95S,--unimproy-
ed, 6,5l5, 40. The total number of bush
els of wheat harvested is 5, Ago, O5l. Oats
6,l27 1920. Corn, 81, l63, 1862. Potatoes
2,0l4,3Ss. Number of hogs sold, 4O3,-
5s4; valued at s3,l27, 53l. Number of
cattle sold, l25,779; valued at 1929
253. Number of pounds of butter made
COOS, POS. Cheese, 732,323. Number
of pounds Of wool, SIT ,44l. Value of
domestic manufactures, S43S 900. Gen
erai manufactures, 4,096,96l.
The Census is evidently very defective
IN many respects, and particularly so in
relation to tbs agricultural statistics, some
OF the counties which have been settled
several years being represented as having
scarcely any agricultural products The
valfe of the general manufactures also, is
probably much moderated The value of
the general manufacture, in Dubuque
County is stated to be Sl,956,054, or
nearly one-fourth of the total value of the
general manufactures in the State This
does not include the value of lead manu-
featured in this county, and which would
greatly increase the amount
There are some curiositics in this CEN
sus which we shall notice further on an
other occasion. 1t is singular fact that
of the colored population I'll, nearly one
third, if the statistics are correct, should
be found in two counties-Dubuaue 80,
Fayette, A.
One acre of potatoes in Calhoun coun-
ty produced 4lS bushels
1t is ais remarkable that Of the whole
number Of inhabitants, those for whom
the nativity of Ohio is given is 90, 032
nearl equal to the whole native popula-
ton, 93;302.
The German population exceeds the
Irish nearly 5000, being 2s,644 to 2o,-
500.
The immigration from Illinois has e1-
ceeded that from all the New England
States, being %, 123.
Only about one-seventh Of the inhabi-
tants were born within the State, and as
a year has elapsed since the census was
taken, the total population of the State
may be estimated at about CSC, 900.
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An application was presented this NOR
ming to the Surrogate by the children of
Margaret Burdell, widow Of John Bur
dell, brother of DR.. Burdell, to have
their mother appointed as guardian over
their interest in the Doctors estate Let
tiers of guardianship were granted by the
Surrogate. No further steps relative to
the estate have been taken by the heirs
since the decision of the Surrogate, be-
yond the agreement between them to ask
that letters Of administration upon the
estate be granted to Wn. Burdell, brc.
Their of the Doctor, and VIM ID. Bulin, a
brother-in-law.-N Y. Times, lug. 80.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-09-05

The Bellevue On. t. Gazette of the
Goth ult confirms the report of the de-
feat of Chapman. OF Judge Ferguson,
the successful candidate, it says:
" We venture to say that no candi-
date avowed his sentiments with greater
frankncss, or conducted canvass with
more scrupulous honor. The vote he re-
ceived shows that the public appreciated
the man, and approved his position. He
was supported by the conservative por-
tion of the people Of the Territory, more
especially in those parts which he was
enabled to visit during the canvass. His
election was rebuke to cliqueism and
sectionalism. 1t is felt to be a fatal
blow to the knayery and intrigue of
Chapmanism.'