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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-25
TO CCMSJmPTsgES
AND
NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

The subscriber, for several years a ai'.nt
q Asa discovered while there, 8 simple veg.
I'a,Ie femedy--il sure cFTe for Coiisiirf,t.oT.
asthma, bronchltis, Coughs. Colds ala. Ne,.
tivcs and Nervous Sufferers he Is w;lI;,e !,
mas" the same public.
70 those 'gll" desire it. he will sen,t the RE-
Scf'ptlnn, with flI directions. frse az et1rc. :.
also q sample "fthe medicine, which fis..y VI;
md a beautiful combination Of Natvrc's g,r 8
pest herbs Those desiring The remedy .s,y
CHAIN II By Tetrr nail. by addressing
j. T.. CUTHBERT.
Apri;Ts. 3m
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-25

NTATER POWERS for sale or lease on
W the most fayorable terms by
N. N. POWELL.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-25
A. ID. ANDREWS, WI. p.
-ircuit CoJrt.-County Of Pierce

Lua i. Fletcher.
cgt, Summons for relief
Albert III. Fletcher. !
TE1HE State of Wisconsin 10 Albert n.
4 Fletcher. defendant, you are hereby sum-
moned and required 10 answer the complaint
{ Liza Z. Fletcher. Plaintiff COPY of which
vas fled in the Office Of the clerk # he eli
cult court of said county, on the 18th day %
May 1859, and to serve copy of your answer
on The subscriber at bis Office il the city OF
Prescott. in said county. within twenty days
f1el the service hereof u on you, exclusive Of
tie day cf such s=rvicc. and if you fail to All
smer ssid complaint as hereby required The
plaintiff will apply TO the court for the relief
demanded IN i G complaint. Witness S. S,
N. Fuller Circuit Judge. z. V. WISE.
Atty for P'tf.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-25

Lutte A. TAYLOR,
Town School Supt, of River Fails,
r. G TUTTLE,
Town Clerk of River Falls.
WM. III. MOORE,
Chm. of the Town of River Falls,
L. J. F1LKINS.
Town School Supt. of Perry.
JACOB YOUNGMANH,
Chm. of the Town of Perry.
Ii. FELT,
Chm. of the Town of Trimbelle.
MANUEL BEARDSLEY,
Town School Supt. Of Trimbelle.
III. BENNETT.
Town Clerk of rrimbeiie.
JACOB IVERSON.
Chm of the Town of Maytelf.
o. RASMONSON,
Town School Supt. of Nsrtcil.-
Beideuviile, July I'd. 1850
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-25

TE,HE Subscriber offers for sale $50 lots in
1 the village of River Falls. among the mes;
desirable for business or residences in the
yi,Iace, n. n. POWELL.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-25

A FEW choice pieces of farming land in
"A this immediate vicinity, fgr sale at BAR
gain. II, n. POWELL.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-25
aase ~ AR Ee ASSOCIATION
IHILADEJ.pHIA.

4 Benrroirs,. r. ttseij.a est.5I;;brd bu snec;.i
E"do'enaft, for IL re!ief Of tk@ .Sick and hi
Srcssed, afflicted 'cith Fiy,aent and Ea,i4cm;,
Ds@sG%es' ana e&pccinhyJor thc Cara r bise4ss
q the Ser"al O1ycus. t
Medical adyice givea gratis. by the acting
>args,1s. q I'll who apply :, letter, with de-
sa' tF.af q thoir condition. (agc. occupations.
aao':s q life. <tc,J ara ii ciist5 re ,;Ssfcn.s
F"yeffE medicines furnished free 5fckaree.
' a sDie ial'o]ts on Spel'Aatoryhoca. and
ofher C.acasas IF the Sexual Qrgang. and on'
the View remedies employed in he Dis;7eI s,,-
~ scot 10 TIC afflicted IL aoaIpi iettcr enrs =
q q tsec q clraTga, Twa or Rhree. sfesixs fayf
Hostage Fi.! be acceptable
Address. DR.. j. sKILI.TN Hot CLIFTON.
Acting Surgeon. j on ard Association. No. 2
South Ninth Street, Phil Pa. By order -
The Directors. @
6. FAlECHILD. Z. .. HEkserEELT,
President. secr.4a,-,.
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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-25
Notice-TO whom it may GEN.
CORN.

Notice is hereby given that an application
has been maize to the undersigned to locate a
Of the towns of River Falls Trimbelle, Martel,
aud Perry said site to he located on unoccu-
pied lots on the village plat of Beldenville,
Pierce Co. Wis, said lots supposed TO be the
property of Ansel G.. Belden; and notice is
further given that we will mee. .,t Beldenyille
on Saturday, August 18th. 1850, at 2 o'clock
p. NJ. TO DECIDE upon the location of said
al cit
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-25
s.. e. GEEFhsEIN.

DLACKSMITHING in the best style and
-k) on reasonable terms. Shop Oh Main ST.,
River Falls, August 9Th. 1883,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-25

0Oa ACRES on Lake st. Croix, conve-
ZJO nient TO mills. One-fourth in hand,
and the remainder in one and two
years Win exchange for logs.
n. n. POWELL.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-25
TURNING SHOP $

THE Subscribers prepared to do all kinds
i of Turning OF Wood Work, sucF, IS
HUBS,
TABLE LEGS.
BANNiSFERS,
NEW ELLIS,
BROOM HANDLES, &c.
at his shop iii River Falls for reasonable prices.
Chairs 81 ssefisica1s
manufactured. Please Gail and examine befoN'
purchasing ea>wh here al his Turning SheT
near Fosters hill.
T. e. CORNISH.
Apil 27. 1889.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-25

~ LOTS in the vicinity Of the ieadeuy
e)To those Wig win cspir,set TO build and
improve these lots, 10 FER cent. Of the pur-
eiiGse money only VIII be required the
remainder On time to suit purchasers.
n. n. POWELL.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-25

600 ACRES. 81 miles from Green's Mil
OZU on tle,, Eau Gala River. There is
quantity of good PIKE timber Oh the
above tract. The sell is of superior
quality, Terms, ona-fourth ia hand,
ans the remainder in lumber deliver
ca at Green's or Holman's mill the
coming winter. This is rare oopor.
fuuity for All entcrprising man DISMAL
means to secure home.
N. n. POWELL.
River rsgs. Mag @6sh, 1853 1911
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21
MISUNDERSTANDING cRors.

A grand exhibition Of rain, darkness,
thunder and lightning visited this vicinity
on Tuesday night last. The performance
was kept up till Wednesday morning. clos
ing with an eclipse Of the SUN, as an after
piece. Stream after stream Of lightning
with cannonade thunder, Of that kiTo
which appears to burst from earth, remind
ed many Of their final end when there vii
be trembling in many boots. So far as W.
can learn, the rain and thunder were con
fined but 10 small slice Of country. I3uf
little rain fell at Potosi and about Gaiena
North Of. here the rains were heavier. For
tunately, there was but little wind, SO thai
grain was not thrown down seriously. Al
considered, the rain was fortunate for far
mers, the ground being very dry and many
kinds Of vegetation suffering The rain vii
insure good crops Of potatoes and corn. s.
far as we can learn, no injury was done b.
the lightning.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21
fcoalnunleated n

CELEBRATION OF rs Nj e. SABBATH
ScHooL IN British Hollow, July 18th
In the days Of improvemint, when cele-
brations are so common, and the people
have SO much to admire. it is hardly proper
to ask, at the hand of printer, a favorable
notice Of every gathering Of the people BY
them seen fit to be styled celebration
But when the effort is made for the I'M
provement Of the young, and the evidence
is, the effort is a success, then it is some
times well to say through the columns Of
the home newspaper, to those interested in
knowing, that labor still meets its reward
On the Sabbath previous the sth inst,
the school met and went through with the
of the celebration BY speak
ing their pieces &c. Their ch'nsh was
draped with floral wreaths, and the most
tastefully arranged trellis work ofeyergreensl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

For REqIsrER.-The name Of VIM. N.
Reed is announced by card for Register Of
Deeds, subject to the action Of the County
Republican Convention. We are not sure
but this method Of Announcing candidates
in advance Of conventions is much better
than to hand names round in private
way. It affords the people more general
opportunities for knowing who are 70 be
candidates and for considering the qualif-
cations, duties, claims, DC. Of persons Of
fered for the Offices. We cannot just now,
think Of any objection to such public an
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

A SANeAMoN County F4Raf--There is
farm of 5000 acres twelve miles east OF
Springfield which for its productiyeness this
season viii, we think, compare fayorably
with any farm in the State This farm be-
longs to Nh. Hamilton, Of Kentucky, and
is divided as follows. 400 acres wheat,
A, 90 rye, i 200 acres of corn. The wheat
field was entered last week and in a few
days more, the entire crop will be in mar
.ket. Seven headers are at work, with
threshers to match, producing a very lively
spectacle and suggesting visions Of a goodly
number Of dollars placed to the credit Of the
lucky owner. We understand that 10000
bushels have already been sold toa Chica
90 house at 81 20 per bushel, to be deliver
ed in that city Immediately. This is equal
to ] os on thS5slrm. Such crop as this
is worth raising, and we are glad 70 say in
this connection that the wheat crop Of old
Sangamon is turning out well--mueh bet
ter than was anticipated. Good bye to
dull times and empty purses as soon as the
fall trade begins.-,Sprtnqf { III. Jour
nal, Juky 9th,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

STATE ITEMs.-The heretofore neatly
printed and ably edited Atkinson STANDARD
has been discontinued. The material has
been purchased by John w. ..Blake,who will
establish a good Republican paper at Jefier-
son.
A correspondent Of the Berab2o Repu5-
lic, gives an account of four men who
bought and drank three pipts Of what was
sold for whiskey. Three Of them soon af-
ter vomited up the liquor, but the fourth
died n fifteen minutes after drinking the
last timei The liquor was proved to have
been alcohol reduced and drugged.
Two little children Of Mr.. Niles, residing
in the town Of Wonewoc, were killed last
week BY a log which had been cut in the
winter aud laid on the ground ever since,
loosning and rolling down the hill upon
them. So says the Mansion Star.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

such action as I have invited. Henceforth
while he remains, he cannot expect to &C
compiler much in Lancaster--the patience
of bis most earnest friends being worn Sht,
their apologies exhausted and their prdfni-
ses Of his change Of Conduct being all unre-
leerned and demonstrably .unredeemable.
Can /, can you, Mr. Editor, promise that
Jew offences viii not be given; that more
will cot be exacted Of weak students than
hey can bear; then, IL event Of their failure
can yon promise that he Principal will
treat them humanely and not as cattle !-.-
Can we, any Of us, invite students from the
country9 Ask al, except a few sprightly;
favored ones.
Mr.. Editor, | have written for the inn
patient public and the good of ali, even
M PAGE. His hopes are growing more
desperate here. The old Sirteea and their
supporters are almost to man for the
change. The wide country around US
know to be warm for the change. 1t Is
with you now, not with me. Much as you
owe yourselves, you owe something to me
and others. INDEPENDENT.
Lancaster, July 18th, 1850.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

NATIorALs-The National or Breckin-
ridge democracy leld State Convention
at Springfield lately and re-nomipated a
full state ticket and Breckenridge electors.
There will bejust about as many votes poll
ed in the north for Breckenridge as there
will be in the south for Lincoln; therefore,
The Lincoln party will be just as much emit
tied to be called "NatiQnal' as the 8reck-
men. Same of the Douglas party-same
ofthe Bell-eyorett party. All parties are
about Natioool alike. aboat Sectscnal
alike. Consequently, we near little now rs
in Sc about sectional parties and national
parties.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

APPEAL TO THE "SIxTEEN."--The arti-
Gle on Lancaster Institute, by 'sIndepea-
dent" is accepted and printed in another
column, though we regret its appearance.
IF you refuse, III haze Il printed else
sohere, has become 3 standard threat with
those who write for the press articles Of
doubtful propriety. We give notice that
all articles offered henceforth, accompanied
with such threats, will be refused, however
acceptable otherwise. With Lancaster IN
stitnte affairs. we are out in the cold and
neutral, not being 50 ardent as formerly
Though one Of the "sirteen' intheir march
Of education, we have dropped the pitch7aork
with the understanding however that we
will favor the next war and fight along
with the old "sirteen.,' Disagreeing in
some respects with "Iidepends''t," we yet
acknowledge the force and reason Of many
Of his statements. With the writer, we
hope rora better state of things very soon
Regretting and not regretting the past, we
| shall be found with the old "Sirteeaa," nc
difference if all tumble into the ditch along
with the big academies.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

TEMPLARs AT PoTosr-Potosi Lodge
of Good Ienaplars was organized about a
year ago, and now numbers about 80
members, of whom third are ladies. Six
new members were admitted by initiation
last week. They occupy the lower room
'of Masonic Hall, and meet once week.
10 visitor having some previsus acquain-
lance with the people Of Potosi, the effects
of the Templars are visible on every side
and in many faces. The reader may guess
whether such effects are favorable or not
One effect we notice; industry. sobriety,
morality and order are gaining ground at
Potosi, which is not the case III any village
in the country where lodge Of Templdrs
is not supported. The chances are, that
the schools will be improved and better sup
ported at Potosi and family comforts be
better provided in that vicinity; crimes will
BE- fewer and theholes IN The aCaU not SO
NUMEROUS. The influence Of $50 working
temperance people must be mighty in pop
ulatlon but about Ten .fn.s@ --e---as~-s
Any community is usually led in matter Of
order, morality, business, industry, &c, by
one in twenty of their number and often
by one in fifty. What then must be the
influence of one Good Templar in every len
of community, as the case is at Potosi,
such minority acting together as unit OF
in concert like the wheels Of watch, all
moved by that spring coiIed within a secret
chamber!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

80 SHOCKING CASUALLY Six PERSONS
DRowSEp.- Rev. II. NJ. Nichols, wife and
son, and Mr.. Arba Cleveland and two
daughters, were drowned in Lake Calhoun,
near Minneapolis. MIMI, on the 9Th inst.
They were out riding. when passing the
~ ~1sfss..-sss,l lss...4 sail
sloping bottom,the children went in to battle
Their fathers, above mentioned. observing
the children in deep water, strangling, plung-
ed in after them, but they, too; were de-
ceiyed by the depth Of the water, which IN
stead Of being gradual was abrupt. Mr.
Nichols could swim but was grappled by
Mr.. Cleveland, who could not, and both
were drowned. Mrs. Nichols and Mrs.
Cleveland started in to the rescue. The
former was also victim to the deceptive
depth OF the water but managed 10 warn
Mrs. @. back to the children on the shore
before she reached the deep water. A full
account of this startling occurrence Is pub
lished in the Minneapolis Piaiudeolef.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21
HAroHrva RonINs rr \ SoHooL Roc,

HATcHIvo RoBINs II A School ROOM.
The stafordshire (English) 1dpertisef
relates that during the holidays Of Easter
week rnl,in flow info The eps.A ...;..sla.ss. ~
a school room in the village Of Colwich,
and built her nest between two parsels Of
books on sielf On the re-assembling Of
the school, the nest was shown to the boys,
who were told moi to moles: the feathered
intruder Or her nest. Gnd the window was
kept open for der accommodation. Al
though ssinere were nearly a hundred boys
j.. lne SCHOOL daily, no inischeyious hand
was raised to interfere with the operations
of the confding redbrest, and she was al
lowed for FIVE weeks to fly in and out I'M
molested, to lay her eggs and hatch her
young, and at last to take them all off in
safety. Her male would not enter the
schoolrooh1, but would bring insects and
other food to the window or a neighbor-
ing tree, where the female would repair to
receive them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

THE MoRMoNs. There is chance that
this fiightful excrescencc ON the body poll
tics win be removed. Captain Gibson, who
seems to have identified himself with the
Mormons, is said to be about embarking
for the East Indies, to seek an insulated
home for his fanatical set. Such course
was suggested some time since by Capsain
ellison, who has a varied experience in the
Australian islands; and at his instance
was proposed by Brigham Young 10 our
government, on condition that the United
States would purchase the Mormon prop
erty in Utah. Little notice was taken Of
the offer, but it is now said chat if a favor
able locality is found, they will abandon
their city, and depart.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

HONE LHAaUE.A new paper called
the Home League is to be started soon in
this State, to be the organ of all the Farm
Mortgage interest in Wisconsin. 1t is to
advocate ''relief outside of counties" Estate
Assumption Of Railroads debts, "aid OF
Congress" 'ballot box appeals" "party
dictations," CONSTELLATION and conbina-
tions Of various KINDS. This IS a dena-
gogue enterprise, calculated to further bleed
the bQnboozled innocent but anxious mort
gagors There is not now paper in the
State refusing, which has refused or prob
ably ever viii refuse, to print free gratis
all the farm mortgagors wish to present.
Every man, editor and paper in the State
sympathises with them. True, no paper
IN the State consents to illegal or violent
means ofdefense, opposition to court decis-
ions, party appeals, 6c, and but one Or two
advocate State assumption. Candidates
may be expected TO secretly pledge them
selves to the farm morteagots, as a certain
Judicial candidate is reported to have done
last spring, but those are Of all men the
most likelyto betray This Home League
organ enterprise is Barnup impostu4e.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

NAPOLEON PREPARING OcEAE AnN
.sTERs,-A London letter says that "Em-
peror Napoleon, under the guise Of com
pany, with government guarantee, has
entered into an arrangement to have ten
new iron paddle steamers built in Great
Britain, osteusibly for commercial service
betwe6n France and the east; these steam
ers TO be OF ten thousand tons each, or Just
about half the size ofthe Great Eastern, be-
inc more than double the size Of the Per
sin, the Adriatic or the Vanderbilt"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

Ckops IN Missouri Notwithstanding
the unfavorable spring, owing to the pro-
tracted drought, the crops in nearly every
part of the State are in very fine condi-
ton and promise an ahur dant harvest. Is
pecially may this be said of corn, which new
er looked better than now. The hemp
crop, which is cultivated to very consid-
cradle extent in the western part Of the
State, has suffered more than any other.
The grape culture is carried Oh to large
extent in this State. A good crop will be
realized this years The climate and soil Of
Missongiafe better adapted to the success
ful culture Of the grape than in any other
State in the Union.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21
aim having a natural concayity,

PAINE ON THE STUMP Vide 1make,
at f17latteriue.-Judge Paine is to address
the Republicans of Platteyille this Saturday
evening. The Vide brakes are to be out
in full uniform, and the ladies who are all
for hipkin,are specially invited to be present
Efforts are being made to organize anil
itary company at Platteyille,with far hopes
Of success. Surely, there ought to be spirit
enough in Grant County to support one
military company at some place. Let the
efforts be strong and united for a company
at Plattevilo.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nicn

Unlocking through snd comparing theprices
offered for the new crop Of wheat with the
prices paid for the old crop before it was
known whether the present crop would be
great or small, we notice that but little diff
ference Is made. Prices hold up, are expect
ed To hold up because thereare just reasons.
The reasons arc these: in many Of the
mneat regions Of the u. S., the wheat crop
is slim as an average. In someplaces there
is quite failure. The deficiency in Europe
will be heavy, not only in a few parts but
generally throughout the great wheat count
res. ESPECIALLY in Prussia and Russia. In
France, the deficiency pill be ightest. In
England the failures are from numerous
9oeal causes or accidents rather than general.
The war in Europe and the prospects or
revolutions unknown are further causes for
demand on this country for supplies Of
bread.
Say that the prices of'59 viii be dupli-
Gated IN 90 We think this can be relied
upon. Well, considering seed, cost ofcrop-
ping, harvesting, &c, one dollar bushel
ms year VIII be as much as two dollars last
as1I0 costs i ifIaKihg busnef
Of wheat this year is but half what was last
year.
From such considerations, we cannot
make out otherwise than that eare about
to bein Old Grant the richest happest peo-
pie in the union. We viii got clear Of debt
as q general thing, see plenty ofmoney, be
able to 60 cast to see the old folks, build
houses and barns,inclose and put more acres
under cultivation, become independent Of
money lenders, lawyers; merchants, sherifs
and 50 on, be able to act The man instead
of resorting to small mean things, aud above
all when we visit abroad, quarter won't.
feel as big as wagon wheel in our pockets
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

FARM MoRTaAGEs IN CRAwFoRD Co.
The total number Of persons in Crawford
County having their farms mortgaged for
aid 70 build The Milwaukee and Miss. Rail
soad i 81 number Of farm motgagor
about 00; total amoant Of mortgages,
slas,220, not including interest. The
Courier says that most of tie mortgages
could pay off tie whole eiimbrauce against
their lauis; others would willingly give up
all they possess to GET themselves free;
but says the Cariev, "therei is an evident
determination to stand by each other"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21
LOCAL MATTERS.
LANCASTER MAILS.

EAsTE Ra.
Leaves Lancaster Tuesdays and Saturday at np M
for Patisvflle and Galena Returns Monday 90 Fri
Fays af1I d. m. Leaveh lancaster for New prnis
and Mineral Point, Wedneseays and Sat W.T. IL NJ
Returns Tuesdays and Fridays at q M.
wRsTERy.
Leaves Lancaster Monda and Fridays at p. for
Tafton and Prairie du Chen Retains Tuesdays and
SATURDAYS at II q. M Leaves Lancaster for Beetown
and Cassvile Tuesdays and Fridays at a. m ketnrnf
Wednesdays and SATURDAYS at II m.
r n.
leaves Lancaster, Mondays and THURSDAYS at M
for Fennimore and BoscobeL Returns Tuesdays and
Fridays al B. N.
50 UTHEKN
Leaves Lansaster, Wednesdays and Saturdays At a
NJ, and returns at s p. Oh szme days
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

0REcoN. The new legislature Of Oregon
viii have Republican majority Of s to Il
or joint ballot, warranting the election 0.
two Republican Y. S. Senators. Col, E
z. Baker, will no doubt be one Of the ia
vored ones. Gen Lane was defeated rs.
Congress. His popularity was claimed a
ordlv