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Chicago, Alton ~ ~. Louis r. R.---Hiore
Trouble.

mere vas Z week or two ago another
attempt made 10 stop the running of trains
upon this road-this time AT Brighton.
whore a large body OF its creditors had
collected and piled wood upon the track
50 rs IL arrest the engines The |. :
" hal went down from Springfield, made
a dozen Of arrests for stopping the I. 5
mail and the trains resumed running
Whether in consequence of this, or III
pur= nance Of previous arrangement, We do
net understand: but another convention
~ the employees upon the road was held
1t Bloomington last week to consult in Ie-
ference - the best plan to get their back
pay GOV. Mattc~on was present by invi-
;,tion. and made full statement Of his
efforts 10 transfer the road 10 the bond
holders in such way as to secure the en-
p.pyc'-. lie stated that the last PROPOSE
Ton II the buuGItoiders contemplated the
payment OF only twenty-five thousand dol
lars in cash To the employees, the rest OF
tleir claims to be paid in deferred pay.
Iucnt~. and this conditional on a complete
transfer of the road To the bondholders
hands This proposition he Gov VI had
Il 'rl;nc.l 70 acccdc to. rs it offered no sufi
c.'uI security for the payment of the en-
TlpyesS. If the employees desired it
however. lie would accept this proposition
- lis only great anXiery was to get rid OF
the road himself, but i'll a way to be salts
factory To the employees. The meeting
was unwilling to make the transfer, and
said ii we cannot get our dues from Mat
ta~on and tioodeil and cannot place conf
deuco in them. We cannot trust any human
heinz Gov. MattcSon then submitted
the following proposition, which was una
niuIor-ly adopted, and there the matter
now r"-ts:
7 agree that all The receipts Of said road
after paving the necessary running eN
lcII~.--, and such other expenses H. we are
actually compelled 10 pay. shall be paid t.
the employees of said road: that the said
employees shall hc paid each month
months wares: that the month Of Fehru
AIRY that payment i now being made up
on. -hyll be fully paid, and that each
month following February shall be paid
during each following month after April
that for every month worked each en-
Tloyee shah have the pay that he Is On
titled 10 for Il month IS before stated
and after dcductin" the actual necessary
expenses OF the road a above stated. in
ciurlin" the monthly pay II the employ
cns, all the receipts above that sum shall
T. applied 70 the back pay of said employ
eeS: provided ;hat the road Is not modest
cd OF l.indyred while il IS running.
j. \ N,TTEsoH
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OTTAW A WHOLESALE MARKET.
0rrAWA Anril % 1876.

Flour-Superfne, 81. 5oa7.5O.
Corn NeaL-4l Deal o..
81 lbs
Whedt-Winter. scales; spring, 75as.00
Oats-45a5Oc for So lbs.
Barley-45a50c for As lbs. None coming in.
PotatOes-15al00 cts. P. bush.
Eggs-1aSc.
Bntter-2ca23c.
CHickens--6aSc per lb.
7urkies-7a9c per ID.
Hides-Green. cow &c; dry flint, 13c; calf 70.
Gait Skins-Shc.
Pork-S5 5ls6 20.
Bacon-Shoulders. l0c per lb.; ham 121c.
Starch-Ottawa, 6tc; corn starch, &c.
!,au-Comm0n, per bbl., $500; dairy, in sacks,
l2tc.
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TEE Senate invest gating committee which
has been engaged i'll Springfield during the
past week, in the examination OF the rec
oIds relative TO the State debt, and the
matter between Gov Matteson and the
State. adjourned on Saturday Messrs.
Fuller, Cook, Kuyllendall, Applington, and
BncLmsster were present. Much labor
was performed during the sitting. The
Committee will meet again about the lst OF
July. We are indebted to the State Regis
tr for this intelligence.
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6. l. Loo President.
II kEiD-ss.--... ----..-.---.-- Secretary.
NJ. ,ciLL,-.-- --.-- General ACCENT =; Cincinnati
Agencies ia tie priHeJJi Cifies and Tytcns IN t4e
Union.
TIVE PhruiN In-aran~e Company has Clsl CGyItr!
i ar T,ro U.UISs3 Iho,ssas8 IJDYIrs, with a large
aud constantly Increasing surplus Invested the v-ry
beet stock and criti.- the country affords. The Ca
pitsl soCSD aud AVAILABLE, aul not n any wy hypo
trucat-d a. collateral 70 any out tsnJ3EE Obj ssI!ous
In regard 70 thu al. usfueu: aud Of
losses, COMPANY stands higher. has bitter repu-
tali0u than The 90 Phoenix. aud 20 shall he ain
maintain tie reputation which ~ honorable
tioEs. ami fair dealings, We have obtained.
Applications received and policies issued by
JAS W FAT, Agent.
Also Agent FOR The following CoaP.nie. -:
QUAKER CITY INSURANCE co , PHILADELPHIA,
C--h capita. a..i surplus. ga GO
GREAT WESTERN II. aTRUsTCo. PHILADELPHIA.
Cash capital aud surplus, :Z?i,pV0.
GIRARD FIEE MARINE ms co. PHILADELPHIA,
Cash capital and surp a. s-9i 20 -.
ROCK RIVER MUTUAL ms. co. ROCKFORD, ILL,
FARMERS INSURANCE ca FEZEPoET ILL,
Capitol, S-H.sr1-
INTERNATIONAL LIFE ASSURANCE co, LONDON,
C1rsia!. = .5lu.."t-
ConDie.io,..y- II D.ei~ fa, .s.l's Z Ne,r York
Ottawa. Apr! -, I,53.
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PEorI, VI ARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE Conf
PsNY.-ThiS company is represented III
Bloominston 10y j. VI. & f. LEWIS, whose
office is in the ID story Of Union Block,
opposite the public square. Our city rea-
ders will recollect that the Jewelry store
of Ii. d. KEYS was set on fire on the night
of the llth of February. Nj Keys loss
was appraised by disinterested parties at
eight hundred and seventy-two dollars,
which has been paid III bankable funds by
the Peoria Marine and Fire Insurance
company. We clip the following tavora-
BILE notices OF the above named company
from the Sparta (Wis.) Herald OF March
10Th. They show that it bears a capital
reputation Ill the Badger state;
SPARTA. March LIST, 1859.
III Editor On the 18th OF February
had the misfortune 10 lose the Sparta
/ House by fire, but had the good fortune
! to have it insured for two thousand dol
/ lars in the Peoria Marine and Fire Insur-
! surance company, of Peoria Illinois; The
agent has. to-day, paid me for the same.
/ Such proinptness deserves notice. / would
| cheertuiiy recommend the Peoria com
/ pany to my friends, rs one proverbial for
| its promptness and liberality in the pay
ment OF its losses. AMASA Denny
| We were also sufferers by the same
/ fire which destroyed the Sparta House.
! having lost dwelling and harness shop
I On making proofs of our loss, the agent at
once proposed to replace the building with
/ a new one in forty days, or pay US the cost
I of it in cash Choosing the latter we We're
promptly presented with draft. We
| would recommend the Peoria Marine and
| Fire Insurance company to the public as
worthy their entire confidence.
LINCOLN IL FOSTER.
Sparta, March LIST, 1889.
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Once.


INHILD CO. having sold their stock Of Boots and
y Shoes to Mess ;. A 4 A. r. GROW, request all in
debted Is call and settle the Immediately
with the MesSrs GROW. Unless promptly attended to-,
they will be put in Il hands of attorney for coec
ton. Any one having demands against will please
present them to Messrs A. A. E. GROW, and they will
receive prompt attention.
In bidding adieu to the citizens of Ottawa and vicn
ty, sincere thanks for the Kindness and
liberal patronage We have received, and cheerfuy
comreud to you successors, who We believe, by
their unequalled facilities and honorable dealing, will
merit your patronage and esteem. tap23l CHILD co,
-hortgage SAFE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that default having been
~ made in the payment OF certain moneys secured to
be paid in and by certain indenture of mortgage made
and executed by Thomas j. Evans and Fins Evans, to
William Reddck, bearing date the fifteenth day of
April A. 1851 and recorded in the Office the Clerk
of the Circuit Court, Recorder of Deeds &c in and
for the County of La Sale and State OF Illinois, in Book
No. %, pages pa and 21J, The 18th day of April
p. 1851.
shall, he twenty hiri day OF August q. 1859.
at O'Clock in the afternoon of that day the south
door of the Court House in the City of Ottawa in said
County Of La Sale and State Of Illinois, by virtue of
of sale contained in said mortgage, sell at pubic
auction to the highest bidder for cash. all those certain
premises situate in the County OF La Sale and State of
Er OILS, known and described as follows, to wit
The half of Section number twenty-five, (2I) in
township number thirtytwo (2) North, Range number
one % East Of the third principal meridian in said
County. [ap23I WILLIAM REDDICk.
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SHOOTING AFFAIR At NEyDorA-On We'd
night last week Charles Andrews and John
Heath quarre!cd over game of cards at
MENDOZA, whereupon Andrews shot the
latter in the face. Both were in liquor at
the time. Andrews was hauled up before
justice, and, after an examination dis
charged Heath wound is likely to prove
dangerous.
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A gentleman just returned from Evans
Vile, Vicennes, indianapolis and Terre-
Haute, informs us that he had at these
places a good deal Of conversation with
fruit growers on the prospects for crop
They assured him that so far the fruit was
safe, and the prospects Chicago
journal, 18th
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HorsFs STOIEN-On the night of the
Ilth inst, a span OF horSes-or one horse
and one nar.-were stolen from the prem
ises O, Mr.. A. O. Crosiar. about four miles
east of this city. They are described as
of an iron gray color, rather small III size,
and are six years old this spring. set
OF double harness with round topped names
and long tugs, one or two OF which were
spliced near the buckles, was stolen with
the horses. Mr. Crosiar offers reward OF
fifty dollars for the horses, and twenty
five dollars more for the thief
We also learn that at about the same
time. light two-horse, open buggy was
stolen from Mr. Marks. about three miles
distant from Mr. Crosar :, and it is sup
posed that it was taken by the same thiei
or thieves who stole the horses.-La Sail
Prs ISL
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ODD FELLOWS FESTIVAL.
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL &c.
AT Light GU ard HALL.
JuyeniIe Singing School.

1--WE undersigned would respectfully announce to the
Il people of Ottawa, that he will open music class
for the benefit OF the children next Tuesday after
at o'clock, in the lecture OF the Plymouth
Church. The school will be open and free to all the
children of Ottawa.
An earl9 application for admission into the class will
be necessary, none will be admitted a the second
lesson. At the close of the term will be given
which time parents and others may have opportu
nifty of contributing small sum for the advancem mt
of musical talent and education in children be des
isying very pleasing entertainment themselves.
Nothing in the world tends more to make children
good and happy than juvenile singing school, properly
conducted, and consequently the subscriber hopes to
host of happy faces on next Tuesday afternoon,
April 26. (ap23J }. H. WHEELER.
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EYE AND EAR

Dr. WALKER, Gcuii>t and AUrisf.
LNROM ROCHESTER,, y. Y, will visit Ottawa early in
Il May for the purpose of practising his profession
and will remain a limited time. lie will atten eN
clusiv.!y the of diseases OF the EYE AND
"a r. and will perform all the surgical operations
necied with OpttGimic and AuTGt Surgery, such as
for Cataract Cross Eyes, the formation of Artificial Pu
pill, &c, &c.
Constant and extensive practice enables DR.. W. TO
these with success seldom attained, and
sufferers may consult him with confidence as he will
invariably tell "A patient a whether the Is
be improved treatment otherwise. apl6
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EFFECT or HARD TIaEs.-It Is stated by
4 medical Journal before us to be an actual
fact that the financial troubles inthe coun-
t. for the last few years have doubled
the preyalency of that peculiar disease of
the hair known in plain English as pre-
mature greyncss. And we are also assured
that. for the same reason. the sale of Pro
fessor woods Hair Restorative, the com
mon resort in such cases, has imnnC ms ly
increased
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The Kansas election, held on the Goth
ult., to decide whether the people would
have Constitutional Convention to frame
State Constitution, called out very light
vote So far as we hive heard, the vote
stands 2, $50 for q Constitution.
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Estate of Ephraisa .Sproque. Iced

NOTICE hereby given, to all persons having claims
against the estate of Ephraim Sprague, decd that
l will attend term of the County Court Of La Sale
County, be held at Ottawa in said County La Sale
and state Of Illinois, the third Monday of June ne
when and where all persons having claims against said
estate notified to present the writing said
Court for adjustment.
ap2S-6x* ANDR SPRAGCE Err
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Jr,yrvwopTu April 81

I.FA y v t'I'IIIr y III II.
The official majority in favor of a CON
stitution is 3SSl. Gov Ncdary has issued
a proclamation for return of the delegates
to Il constitutional convention 10 assemble
at Wyandottc in June County conven-
tons have been called throughout the ter
ritory to perfect party organizations Eff
forts are being made TO consolidate the
Opposition and Democracy which will pro
badly bcsuccessiul Both parties will make
strenuous efforts to obtain control of the
constitutional contention
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Wooden Ware-Tubs, s7.50aSlO.0O per dozenk
pals, ST. SAB 90 per dozen.
Brooms-$ .25ax2.25 per dozen.
Pants and OAs-Var nish 81. 5Oa$ 90 per gal.
Oiks-Raw, sl.25 per gal; boiled, $l.O0.
Puty-5a6c.
Whie Lead-ssa$lO per 100 lbs.
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Blacks Column.

r. O. b L A G X
May still be found a, his old stand on
Nam st, opposite ne No,tsioa House. Ot,,,
n"lNG to the great increase in his business, h. !,
~ now eniarging his stock and making other ar
roas customers with choice family supplies. anon.
which may be found:
GROe.JEslyS,
Consisting OF choice Tea Coffee Sugar spces Extracts.
Soap Cider and pure Vinegar, Mossses syrup, &c.
Rockingham. Yellow, Ohio and Illinois Stone Ware,
Tubs, Caurrs, Buckets &c; Corn Market school Ard
Fancy Baskets.
Wi VII find good assortment of Work and Travelling
baskets Bird Cages, Seed, &C., at Chicago pricess
Please call aud see them.
, oranges Lemons. Green and Dried Apples, Peaches,
r.anes, ohsrrss Backberrss Rasb"rrie.: Ederber-
serves, jams, J=ies, Table SAUCE &C.
Crackers.
Soda. Butter Picnic, SUGAR, Lemon, Water, Graham,
Tea, Common and sncy Boston Crackers, from the
CHICAGO MECHANICAL BAKERY.
Flour.
Spring, Winter, Rye, BGckwheat, and Graham Flour
Cracked Wheat HoH1'nony, Granaiated and Corn Neal
constantly on hand.
Furniture.
Bureaus Ia les Stands I}-stead. Chairs. Mat.rs,s.
es, &c, HIGH vii be sold low for cash or barter
Produce.
Butter. Egg Cheese, Lard, and kinds Of Field and
Garden yegeA b!es in their season.
Also.
Sugar Cuyea Hams, Beef and Tongues; and Fresh
Ftsh daily received from thu Lakes.
Farmers
VIII receive the highest market price FOR choice Butter,
fresh EGGS &C. either in Cash Groceries. his store
Goods Delivered.
Having employed additional help. he is now prepared
TO eel. aud deliver goods promptly 10 any part the
city FREE OF CHARGE. apple
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Sold by Z. Y. GRIccs and D. WALKER / Co. ap23-1m


PROF. WOOD, 312 BROADWAY, is running the hair
dye trade. People will not dyes when natural
storation to the original color Of the hair be
dnced by natural remedies Dyes artificial agents,
and dangerous in their application, but Woods Hair
Tonic is a healthy stimulant, and causes healthy
growth. Agrowth Of gray hair upon young person .
head is unnatural, and to apply coloring fluid pro-
unnatural result the color is changed, to be
but through the roots Of the hair. Ladies' do
you that geranium plant in the windsw yonder how
yellow and faded it looks 1t 10 alive and growing yet
the beautiful rich dark green that belongs
it? Gone. You color those leaves by external
application OF chemicals, but they will not remain
lored. Do you desire to do it naturally? Make solu
ton guano water apply il the and the plant
will take it up into the system, and then you will
rich green permanent hue. Professor Woods Hair To-
mic works on the same principle The roots OF the hair
drink up that application and high health and beauty
result.
CAurroS-Beware of worthless limitations, several
are already in the market, called by different
Use unless the words professor Woods Hair Re
storatve, Depot St. Louis, Mo-, and New York; are
blown in the bottle Said by all Druggists and Patent
Medicine Dealers. Also, by all Fancy and Toilet goods
dealers il the United States and Canadas. ap2S-lm
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10. O. F.---Ottawa Lodge No. IL.

4 CCORDING TO the recomme ndstion OF the r. W..
"A q. l.. S. that the 26th OF April instant be OBJ
served by the entire membership OF Order in the
United States n day of public Thanksgiving TO Divine
Providence for es:ings bestowed upon our Order.
there will "A celebration and Festival in Light Guard
Hail. under the direction Of this Lodge that day, and
it earnestly solicited that all members of this Lodge
hin give their presence and Aid that
day. in the general uplifting OF hearts in JOY an graft
tude the Giver o. all good. The Lodge room viii b
opened all day for the reception OF Brothers.
By order Of the Lodge. -
apQ-ew CALVIN WILSON, n.
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Our Public Schools.

As our public schools always have their
examinations at the close of the terms on
Friday afternoon, a time when, of all 9TH
ers i'll the week, we are most closely con-
fined to our tripod, we are seldom aple 10
look in on these interesting occasions, ana
have therefore been as seldom able to
speak of them. We got a glance, howe
Yer. at the Columbus street school on Fri
dav of last week and. although somewhat
late in the day. feel like making a note of
the proceedings. 1t is not true, we infer
red, that the people Of Ottawa are so alb
sorbed in their business affairs that they
take no interest whatever i'll how their
children are educated. Although no no
tice had been given of what the exercises
would consist, there was a crowd of spec
tators, and all seemed to feel sort of GER
tainty that they would be repaid for the
Inconvenience of being obliged TO sit UNI
comfortably damned or stand on one foot
for four or five consecutive hours.
The scholars, however, kindly and plea
sanity relinquished their seats to the audi
encc. and Withdrew to the adjoining rooms,
Notwithstanding this partial withdrawal
from under the eye Of their teacher, how
ever, the quietnesS. harmony, and regular
ity which were observed during all the eX-
ercscs. evinced a rare degree of skill in
the management There was no effort APP
parent These things seems ocomc along
naturally and as though they We're made
TO be there.
We attended one OF these examinations
/ before and considered it admirable, but
the exercises on Friday were pronounced
7 by those who were present through the
/ whole Of them. to have been the best OF
all, The young ladies and gentlemen GER
/ tainlv acquitted themselves well in their
parts, particularly 80 in the double pieces.
The Search for Happiness was fine
thing and we heard one man say it did
| him more good than 'preachin. SO
mote it be We need good deal of that
/ to save in these times.
\ pleasant feature of the entertainment,
. for entertainment it was, though unde-
=
IIobert. Hunter Grow, and Gooding, whom
to name IS sufficient to speak the quality
Of the music
One element was particularly noticeable
which is too often wanting in schools, ano
that was the manifest mutual love and es
TEEN between teacher and pupils. This
was very apparent when Mr.. Stone an
nounced to them, i'll a few remarks, that
he in all probability stood in thatplace fol
the last time a. their teacher. No alluSiOi
was made TO causes or persons. but the an
nounceinent was cause Of grief thai
brought tears which showed plainly that
in the estimation OF the pupils, dear and
tried friend was leaving.
We are assured that the exercises III the
West Ward School House, of which Mr.
Clark i principal, We're also highly credit
able, and had hoped to give them a some
what fuller notice, but the friend who pro
missed lis the items failed TO come up il
time, which is our only apology.
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Sparta, Marcel

We have heard Of great many trials of
reapers and mowers, but we never before
heard of anything like the trial Of Sickles
that ia now going on-LouismHS Journal
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PREPARE TO BE SKISNED-A letter from q
Young man named Jackson. written from
Denver City to his father in Cambridge Ill
inois, is published in the Rock Island Ir-
q7te from which we learn that the follow
ing amiablc intentions are entertained to-
wards newcomers by the old settlers of
the Peak Says Jackson. who seems to be
one of the "rniucl>v ones
In Arrapa!oc county there are from
eight to twelve hundred poor devils like
myself hunting for gold, but not finding
any. At present we are preparing to skin
the spring emigration, which is to be done
by disposing of town sites and bad whis-
key"
Rather an agreeable prospect, to be burnt
within and fiayed without.
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AprorNrEp-Charles J. Beattie, Esq, has
been appointed by Gov Bissell to the office
of States Attorney for the Goth Judicial
District, composed of Livingston, Kanka-
kee and Iroquois counties, which was made
vacant by the demise of Mr.. De Witt
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A correspondent of the Hartford Times,
writing from San Ricardo, Cuba, February
2S. Saws; \ gentleman by the name of
buchanan was ir Cardinas few days since
and the Spaniards on learning his name,
crowded around, staring at him as if he
were some wild animal, and some asked if
he had really come to buy the Island,
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c. HOLLAND. >@6rfTsiFy
NJ B. BRISTOL, Agent ior Ottdtrd and riciaiy.
PEORIA, April . 1879.
WEereds, We, the undersigned, Stockholders of the
Peoria Marine Fire Insurance Company, have care
fully examined all the OF said Company, and
have found hand the full amount OF Cash, Bonds,
Mortgages and Bills receivable, as in Report annexed.
We do heIeby RssOire, That i'll our opinion the
sets of the Peoria Marine and Fire Insurance Company
are best charucterits bonds fully secured by
unencuubered Real Estate, and its Bills Rece able well
endorsed.
Re sired. That thanks be returned to the Secre
tary Company, for tbs cordial manner in which
he has answered all questions and afforded all
necessar y facilities for our examination
JACOB GALE,
ALEX. G.. TYING,
HORATiO y. WHEELER,
RICHARD GREGG,
ii. GROVE,
ap23 l.. HOLLAND.
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Piano for safe.
" y GRIGGs has one second hand Piano for SAFE
IL. sign Good Samaritan, NattingerS basok' MARI
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TwEyrY-THIRD JuDIcIAL CIRcCTT-We learn
tl.at at the judicial election held in this
circuit, Mr. Bangs, Republican, is elected
Judge, and Mr Miller, Republican, is cleo
ted District Attorney. The Democratic
candidates were Ramsey and Stephenson.