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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-04

Particular Attention ofshe Press.
From the Nashville, Tenn, Union.
The Conservatives are the most peril
nacious persons in the world in forcing
people to discuss the everlasting negro
question. They refuse the nation any
rest whatever from the eternal monotony
OF the song Of Slavery. They raise the
cry Of negro negro continually. If =
tax be proposed they fear that il will be
unjusily burdening slave property. If an
expedition is to be made, they fear that
somebody's slave viii b. run Of. If .
rebel is arrested they fear that his negroes
will become demoralixed and dangerous
without their master. If black pilot
should run off axebel vessel, they dread
receiving him, lest it should encourage
runaway negroes. If free school be
opened the negroes should learn mischief.
II rebels negroes be found raising corn
Tor the rebel army they are opposed to
taking them for fear Of disturbing the
guarantees Of the Consultation If q
loyal man says that he would see Slavery
perish to save the Onion, they tell yoa
that such sentiments will incite the ne
gree. to lnsnrreetion. If solitary mea-
sure OF peace or war can be proposed
which your conservatism will not con-
meet IN some way or other with the negro
question, we dJ not knew what il can be.
The most absurd thing in the whole mat
ter is that these same Radical Conserva-
tives, whose very "breath is agitation, !"
and who would become extinct If Slavery
we're destro, ed. are forever complaining
that other people will talk Of Slavery
These men, who agitatc from m6r0ih 9
tlll night, reproach Others for aeitat;ng
We tell these gentlemen very positively
that we cannot ard viii not allow them to
enjoy monopoly Of this agitation IT
you are for the Union and against the dis
cnssion Of Slavery, then help us save the
Union, and let Slavery take care Of itself
snIid the fortunes OF war. If It's violence
audsvicissitudes destroy it, let it be des
troyed; If otherwise, then very well but
we cannot stop the work Of crushing out
the rebellion to read Dred Scott decisions,
or Missouri compromises, or Crittenden
resolutions. We mean to kill out the re-
beilion. We mean to destroy all the
agencies used to promote and sustain the
rebellion, and we don I intend to stop one
moment to consider whether anybody's
negro runs OF on account Of what We do.
II is useless for conservatives to keep up
this cry Of Slavery. Everybody now un-
derstands 1t, as stale trick which means
anything or nothing. Our firm belief is
that loyal men have something more i'm
portant to attend TO It present, than to
bother themselves about the security Of
rebels negroes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-04
4 RRIVALS AND DEPARTURE
RAILROAD TRAINS,

Northern Tram lsaves daily .suncs ncsysexeeptsa3 .,
80 y. Ia. and arrives al A:so p, M
western Train leaves daily (snndsys e1oep,edl nj
7U NJ aud aae p IN srd arrives al goo M. and
N.btp.
At Hamilton Dspo; Il Iralnso the Wabash Valley
ksiirosdarravs daily, except Sundays. aAeeieekp.
m.anddepsrtdaiiy,s m iy,sundaysexeepted, sIs. 30 a. u.
Bassesconpeet wiahthiseisy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-04
DOsT-OFFICE DIRECTORY.

Arrival 81 the Malls.
Eastern Maiiarrises daily Sundays excepted ria
Plymouth, sts o'clock. y.
stLeais and Southern n Maii arrivesdaiiy IN ondays
~vsts "a
Wsstern haiiarrives daily ys,aila 100
o'clock N.
Burlington Aailarrivss daily lsx.silsund..s at4
Tp.m.
carthagesnd Plymouth Mall arrive ial, sali.t.
excepted) st SPIN.
ehariesson Mail "a tri-weelly) arravea ranily.,
Thursday and dBaturdss.,ut; pm
Closing of the Mails.
Eastern Ha n eIoses daily tex cept Saturdays tsp
st. t.Leuisand Southern MsiicIosesdaiiy Saturdays
encepted) )stSp-D m
Burlington hsiIsiosss daily lexeeptsatardays) al
ep.m.
Western Mall eloses dsii, teaeers Saturdays ats
o'clock r.
Cartilage and Plynou th all Saturday,
sxeeptedJa NJ sp.m.
Charleston Mai weekly eIesss kondays Wed
neadays and Fridays ate an.
u r. The Post OHce wiii open cn kundsy sfrom
teseeIeck.a.S. b. HoMELI,P M.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-04
LIVE STOCK.

LII Y II C1UUA. u FE
Droversaud Farmers vii lalA5AiaAhe m 0 at adya A.
taesous route For Live stock CapaSb1s Ysrds well
walered and supplied With sver, eanvenienes = hs W.
opened nthislinetnd itsSt thnsStons and evryv
attention is paid TO their wants. Prom Harrisbureh
where Will be found every conv oBience for feOdSnS
and resting choice Is ofeycd OF the PHILAnEL-
PHlA, NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKETN
This viii also be found the sh0riest quickest and
most direct route for Stock New York-Tyfa Allan
town and with fewer chan than any other.
ENocH LEWIS, ,GenerAisnpt.. Altoona pa
L.. l.. HOuPT, Gen Tick ct Agt. ,phiIadslphis
X. II HOUSTON observation-disclosures ,Phiisde = lphia ).
tgI44daw
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-12
THE APPROACHING FoURrF OF JULT.-Ex-

THE APPROACHING FOURTH OF jULT
tensve preparations making throughout the country
70 celebrate the coming anniversary of National l
dependence We hope natal day appropriate
ly observed in every city town and hamlet in the land
IF ever it occurred al time when it should be ceebra
ted wi tn deep and earnest religious feeling, by every
ioval hezrt it IL 1857 Will not people make the
necessary arrangements to have good cld-iashone'
celebration in Towanda For years, with few eXcep-
tions we have made no local demonstration. but those
who desired to join in the ceremonies of the day were
compelled to 20 elsewhere Now let us have it at home
Let the note of preparation be bounded, let the Old
watch fires be kndled let meet together on that day
, us call to mind the heroes of the vouton and ner
gallant sons now in the field let renew our deathiesS
devotion to the starry flag and offer up our united in
ceuse Of praise and thanksgiving to the Gircr OF all
Good.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-12

Sa~ The Following notice of the death OF
HENRY w MYERS late of Franklin township, this coun-
~ we take from the jamestown (N " Journal. Mr..
MYERS is said to have been young of very
pary character -
1--WE were not acquainted with young MYERS. and are
therefore indebted to Others for estimate of his char
sc:er. He was ma i've of Bradford county, Pa. was
born in July 1889 Being left TO for himself at the
age of en he provided for his own and aided in the sup
port of his younger brother and sisters Two years ago
he came here and worked for Mr. MERRITT Co up to
the time OF the organization of Company b. in which ne
was Of the FIRST to volunteer This act was prompt
ed by patriotic motives alone. His lie In camp was one
ofpsence and fidelity to duty. He sent money nome 10
pay the board and schooling Of his little sister Previous
to the fight he had been unwe but forgetting himself
he did duty and helped take of others whom ne
thought more unwell than himself. 10 the Williamsburg
hight he killed the Rebel General GARNErT, and received
awound that first thought not serious but proved
ata no doubt partly owing to previous weakness OF his
system. He taken to Baltimore and there died on
The 18th of May. considerable of money due him
hee proposed to be used to return his remains to this
piace-he being buried in favorable manner.
HENRY WILLARD MYERS was one of bt 81 men in the
Company and will be mourned by all his comrades Dur
.s be stay here be wop warm frends who represent him
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-12

FIRE AT ATHENS We learn by Telegraph
That destructive fire occurred at Athens on tuesday
morning last The fire originated in PArREcKs hall,
and was discovered about o'clock. It only by tie
greatest exeron that the Episcopal Church and other
buildings adjacent were savel The entire block was
consumed.
Mr. j. 3. REEVES, after breaking into his office, sue
ceeded in saving his safe and valuable papers
The liquor store OF MICHAEL WALSH was also consum
ed small portion Of his liquors saved. Insured
for 1000.
Mr.. AvERELL did not get into his store at ALL Lost
everything No insurance.
Mr.. FRIrcuER Led from his store and shoe shop a
small portion of his goods. Nc insurance.
C.PARK & Son saved the larger portion Of their goods
No insurance.
G. A Perkins who keeps drug store, saved most Of
his goods. Insured.
Mr. DRAKE, watch shop and grocery. Saved most OF
bis goods.
VII SHArLEY was unable to get into his store
Lost everything.
c. NJ. STANLEY, dentist, who had moved In the day
previous lost goods to the amount CT about $500
Mr. PATRICK puts the entire loss at s?c 600. He was
insured for S. 600.
I'VE are indebted to Mr.. CowLEs, of the Telegraph
cf,e at this place, for the above facts.l
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-12
nSy Roll OF HoNoR-The following is tte

Bay ROLL OF HoNoR.-The following is tie
list of the killed wounded and prisoners OF Company h
SD Pennsy ylvana Regiment. at the late battle near Rich
mond. This Company formed in the western town
ships Of this county and the only Company from this
county engaged in the fight -
EHied-Ttomas Bcaven.
Wounded-Capt 6. P. Davis, right arm amputated ;
Edward Lantz, in left arm E N. Clark, in head and
arm jeremiah Whalon; Thomas Grst William Wal
burn right leg amputated David Wheeler in the back;
D. R. Johnson in the wrist; Corporal H.Ross in the ARM
Corporal C. Il. kenon. in the wrist
Tlken Prison er-EZra Smith.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-12

BOYS OUT AT NiGHT.-W publish the toi-
lowing which taking the rounds in the papers for the
benefit of eoys who the practice OF sFen1ng their
evenings In the streets.
1T is one of the most ruinous. dangerous and mis-
chevous things possible Nothing surely marks their
course downward They acquire. under cover OF the
night unhealthy state Of rnd, vulgar and profane
language, obscene practices, criminal sentences and
awess bearing Indeed it is in the streets after night
fall that boys generally acquire the education and capac'
ty Tor becoming rowdy, disSolutc criminal inen Par
ents do you believe " i'll you keep tonr children
home nights and see that their home IS made pleasant
and proftable2"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-12

asyDgArH OF MAJOR CULp-Among the
l;,ed at the late battle Richmond, Maj JERRE
cULp. of this place. The reached here on Thurs
dav night and Oh Friday morning the flags were dis
nlaved al half mast and draped in mourning His re-
mains reached here Sunday and were followed to the
grave ON Monday by large concourse OF citizens 1t
was the largest funeral that has taken place in this place
for o number Of years.
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rsa. SURGICAL OpERATloN.-We learn t

rsa- SURGICAL OPERAT1oN.-We learn that
on the 10th of May last, Mr. CHARLES HoLLoN. Of Mon
roe township (harng suffered for forty years from dis
ease of TIE bones fone of his legs and the disease get
ting much of late involving the knee joint suo
mited to an ampuation Of the limb above the knee
The operation was skfully performed by Dr. PRATT, OF
this place assisted by his student N. NJ BRowN-the pa
.ient being first rendered nsensibe by the inhalation OF
other The stump is now healed and the patient able to
again resume business,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-12
FLOWER POTS,
rEJEE ISLAND TOMATO.

Is variety introduced by Capt Frazier of Philadelphia
from the Feee Island large size an beautiful pink col
or very firm in fesh and considered one of tn bes
introduced.
LYCEsTER's PERFECTED TOMATO,
Large sze flesh abundant and firm 1t ranks with the
Feee and many think it best OF all Color pale purple
These varieties and have been distributed spar
ingly. Robert Bust & Son, of Philadelphia, told
better variety could be raised.
PERPETUAL OR OVERLOOKING ROSES.
few dozen of choice and rare variety having the
quality of blooming the full season, from white to the
darkest color Depend upon it, offer Roses Of real mer
it, both in Europe and America very decided acquis
ton in the line OF roses Price from SO cents to 81
PEONIES
Rose scented pink large size beautiful and fine shape
White do. very large and splendid, both of which
great ornament to flower garden. 70 cents each.
DIALETRIAS,
One Of the most graceful flowers that dec Ks the coral de-
paltment. 25 cents each.
yERBENAS.
The finest variety all in pots at prices that shall be
satisfactory. Cali and see them.
CUCUMBER PLANTS,
In potts. l23 each, which be turned oct with
safety, making an early crop, so much desired.
SWEET POTATO PLANTS,
Fifty cents per hundred All sweet potatoes raised
by setting plants All may depend upon supply this
Spring IN ne condition to set from the 18th of NAV to
the 18th of June This gives ample time for the potato
grow the plant is quite old-eyen three degrees
south Of US they do not before the lst oJune. They
are OF early Cuilule ana tDee pants 10 te ll ana can
be raised in Bradford county ANY information wanted
inquire at the garden.
All late cabbage plants, out door culture, rs cts per
hundred.
CELERY.
At rs cts per hundred. Thousands in fine condition to
set from the fifteenth of May 10 the first OF August.
Ea- Much pains will be taken make plants strong
and socky possible. by transpantirg. &c. Plants,
Grape Vines, ard eli SELL may be carried any distance
they will be packed in moss exceeding we'll
RE- | have good pair of TEAM HORSES, very ex-
cellent Lumber TWO HORSE WAGON, and team bar
to sell. Terms made known to the applicant
good bargain offered Call and them at my barn.
Towanda, April l8, 1862.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-12

s~Mr. DuRKE, of Utica, publishes a mode
of successful treatment in of poisoning by opium
vb ch is easy of application and which should be better
known than is. Even when such length of time has
.apsed as to allow the perfect ABSORPTION of the poison
40 that emetcs and stomach pump is useless from one
TO two drachm of the Tincture of Beadona every hall
hour will almost invariably succeed in restoring con
sciousuess and saving life
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-12

s@ The June number OF the School Jour
,o has been received 1t is filled with its usual variety
Of original ard selected articles on subjects pertaining
to educational matters This is an excellent work, anc
no teacher should be without It,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-12

The grapes of country quite distinct spe
ces from the wine Grape Of Europe and are usually
stronger in growth with longer and entire foliage,
and in their native state with peculiar foxy odor ia
eor and less hardness of pulp these traits,
however disappear in process Of cultivation and we
have already obtained from the wild type varieties
of high quality and of superior hardness and productive
in this northern climate among the best know
offer for sale at exceedingly low prices al! OF which
Wal trun to
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-12

sara severe hail storm passed over thu
southern part of this county on Saturday last Cons6
erable damage was done to the crops
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-12
Towanda, June s, 1852.

- HERIFFS SALE.-By virtue of writ
D0i Fier Facls issued ont of the Court of common
pleas OF Bradford county. 10 directed will be ex-
posed to public sale WEDNESDAY, the 25th day
OF June. loG2 at O'clock Z. NJ at the house OF Pracep
Forbes, III Rome tie following described ot piece
parcel Of land situate in Rome b0ro beginning the
side OF the highway the southwest corner of L
L. Moodys lot thence along the highway south II! owes
100 feet to post OF f G.. Cranmers lot thence
south G59o east 20j eet to in line OF j Pass
thence north 242o 100 teet of l..
Moody's iot, thence along SAID Moody line 205 feet
to the place Of beginning; containing SEQ eet strict
measure, with framed house, framed barn and fruit
trees thereon.
ALSO-Gne other lot in Rome boro bounded north by
lands OF Festus e. Cranner, east by Cranmer, south
by Stephen Cfanmers estate, and west by .Ohn Pass
more. containing about ID less
AISO-0ne other lot OF wood timber land in Rome
twp, bounded north by lands OF w kinry estate
by the highway, south by W Woodburn and west
by Marcus Uphams estate, containing acres, more
less.
ALSO-Pceptor Forbes interest in the real estate Of
Arrest Forbes dec d. late of Rome twp, consisting OF
l6 and so perches OF improved anl bound north
by lands of Harriet Barnes, east by TJwner south by
land OF Deborah Ann RUSSELL west by land of Phander
Towner all improved.
ALSO-One other lot of timber land, being portion
of the estate of Arrest Forbes deed and bounded north
by land OF AZina Drake east by lozna Forbes south hy
same lot OF timber land set off Preceptor Forbes,
tanning and 95 percles. anu called lot No. 4.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Wood
burn vs. Preceptor Forbes.
All. SPALDING, Sheriff.
TOWanda. June 3, 1862,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-12
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

aea- Mony found in the street, on Tuesda!
,,orpjrs last. Inquire of E. T. Fox.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-12

ss-FRuIr-Tbe prospect for large fruit
crop was better than at present Fruit trees Of all
LINDA are aueued to their utmost capacity, and should
rotbpR befal them, there will be an abundant YIELD
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-12
INSUR ANCE.

THE undersigned has been appointed the
L. Agent Of the Insurance Company of North America,
located at Philadelphia is prepared to take risks,
in town county This Company is OF the Oldest in
the United States having been chartered in 1893 it has
tegrity All losses adjusted promptly Its rates
low those ofany good Company and property hold
nsurng in this Company may rest assured that they
rely the perfect SAFETY of their policies in case OF
loss. B. S. RUSSELL,
At the Banking Office of B. s. RUSSELL & co.
March Is, 1862 .--n4l-tt.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-12
Towanda, June 3, 1862.
GUARDIANS SALE.-lu pursuance of

CUAEDIAN'S SALE-lu pursuance Of
N Of order ct the Orphans Court of Bradford Coun
ty there will be exposed public sale, the premises
al o'clock p NJ Saturday, jane 2i, 1862 all the
right title and interest o! the minor heirs OF HOrltio B.
Bowen, late OF Warren township, in cGrtln tract OF land
situate in the township aforesaid. bounded and described
follows Beginning at stake aud stones in north line of
Jacob D. Burbank land and corner Of land OF Wm Kin
ny Jr, thence north east IS go perches by land OF
said kinny to stake and stones in centre OF highway
thence $50 east peTches along said highway spring
of water thence north so 255 perches stake and
stones thence south 81 80 10 percheS by land OF
VIM. NJ Chaee 20 stake and stones, thence north $50
along the north line of j. d. Burbank land So 2l0
perches to place o beginning containing be the
same or less.
ALSO-Another tract Of land situate in the town
ship bounded follows Beginning in the centre OF the
highway nur of VIM. NJ. Chatees shop, thence by
the centre OF the road north eastery II rods the
Ell Of Ca,vin Dodge's lot thence north westerly by he
said Dndges line the OF the mill road sixteen
rods thence south 200 west Il 6S to the centre of the
highway of the said Chaees shop thence east by
said highway IA rods to the place OF beg ginning contain
ing 4 be the less, all OF which the
said Horatio 3. Bowen died seized.
TERMs-On half confirmation Of sale, and balance
in one year with interest from confirmation of sale.
LUCINDA BOWEN Guardian of
Sarah A. Bowen, Cyrus F. Bowen, Martha L. Bowen.
10 1862.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-12
Notice to Collectors.

VOU arc hereby authorized to deduct FIVE
l. per cent from the State tax of every individual
who shall pay his her State and County Taxes 10 full
before the 2t day of June next and the same shall
be allowed YOU in your settlement with the Treasurer,
provided the is by you paid into the County Treas
ury or before the 26th and 9th days June next
By order of the Commissioners,
e B. COOLBAUGH, Clerk.
Commissioners Office April 10. 1852.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-12
N. z. g. Il. RAIL ROAD.

CHANG or TINE COMMENCING
~ MONDAY MAY S. 1862. Trains will leave Wa
verify at about the following hours, viz
WESTWARD BOUND. EASTWARD BOUND.
Buffalo Express. AIS NJ IN. Y. Express. .ll33 NJ
Night Express 3la A NJ Night Express. IL Al Nj
Mail. Steamboat Express5.0S N
Way. ........9J0 NJ Way. y....... ......l so P
Way Freight 800 a25 A Cincinnati Exprvss 42l AN
Accommodation. OF P NJ Way Freight. 3. 10 P
The Nigh Express--east and west-runs every day -
Cincinnati Express Sundays bnt docs not run on
Mondays. Night Express of Sundays runs through to
Buffalo but does no run Dunkrk Mail remains over
CHA'S. MINOT. Gcn'l Snp't.
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MtsceIlaNeous.
= / A N n $

GRAPE VINES, ROSES. VERBENAS.
" Diaetras, Peonies and Flower Pots for sale at the
Garden of II RIlY MIX
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-12

t. ESTRAY.-Camein into the enclosure of the
IL subscriber about the 2d instant. YEARL-
ING BAY COLT The owner is requested to prove pro-
perty. pay charges and take it away.
Orwell April %, 1862. AARON COLE.
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A n APPRAISEMENT AND CLASSI-
IA FICATON of the different persons engaged 10 the
sale of Goods Wares and Merchandise in the county
Bradford for the year 1852 with the amount of Licenses
otta had
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DIED
Rem Anberttsemnts.

FIFTY FIRST RATE BUTTER FIR
Il klNS, for sa at 65 cents piece. Also, quanti
ty OF Tubs at 3S cents a piece at q. Fl. BRAKES
JuLe IL. Garage Mandatory in Towanda
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-12

T IST AND CLASSIFICATION Of the
IL Bankers in the County of Bradford for year 1862
TowANDA. TROY.
S Russell 4 Co. Isl
Notice is hereby given that appeal viii be held at
the Commissioners Office in the borough OF Towanda,
Saturday, the 2Sh day of June Any feeling them
selves aggreved by the foregoing aDprasement at
tend if they see 1T. d. N. BAILEY,
LeRaysve May FL, 1862. Mer. Appraiser.
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W With your WOOL, for which the highest price ia
CASH will be paid by w "A. ROCKWELL.
NOTICE NOTICE is HEREBY CIV.
~ en- that an application will lie made his Excel
lency Governor A. g. CURTIN, for the pardon Mar
tin Love now confined in the Jail of Bradford county for
petty larceny. LEVOANY Love
Columbia, May 2S. 1862.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-12

to have been temperate and domestic In Ills habits, un
selfish modest, amiabe and virtuous in character Hat
he lived he would have made an excellent citizen"
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-09-27

DIFFERENCES OF OPNIoN.-A San Fran
cisco correspondent Of the Sacramento Bee,
says that Phelps heads the list for Senator
among the members elect of the Legsla-
ture, and that Conness is second. The s..
+. Journal, on the contrary, says Conuess
has more positive strength than any can
didate-having 33 votes sure, while no 9TH
or can count more than 25. A San Fran.
cisco dispatch, to yesterday evenings
Journal, says that Park has 55 of the 50
votes that will go into the Senatorial eau.
Gus, and will, besides, receive the support
of COnness' friends. So far Park is ahead
ia The Dragging line.