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F AMILY DYE COLORS

L y Nj IL ~ Il y " IL " II y
For Dyeing Silk, Wooden and Cotton Goods
Shawls, SCarfs, Dresses, Ribbons,
Gloves, Bonnets. Hats, Feath
ers, hid Gloves,
Tmldren's Clothing, and all kinds of Wear,
ing Apparel,
With Perfect Fast ColorS.
LIST OF CoLoRs.-Biack Dark Brown. Snuff
rcwn, Light Brown. Dark Blue. Light Blue
Dark Green Light Green. Pink. Purvlc. Slate.
Crimson. Salmon. Scarlet. Dark Drab. Light Drab.
Yellow. Light Yellow. Orange, Magenta, Softer
inc, French Blue, Royal Purple Violet.
These Dye Coiors are expressly for family use,
having been perfected. at great expense. after
many years Of study and experiment. The goods
are ready to wear IN from one to three hours time
The process is simple. and any one can use the
dyes with perfect success.
GREAT ECONOMY SAVING OF so PERCT
In every family there will be found more or less
of wearing apparel VII oh could be dyed, and made
to look as well as new. Many articles that be-
come a little worn. SOicd, or out Of stvle. are
thrown aside. BY using these Dyes. they can be
changed to any color or shade III very short time.
at small expense. GU can have Z number Of
shades from the same dye from the li,htest to 'hc
full color. by following the directions on tie in
side of the package.
At every store where these Dyes are sold. can
be samples Of each color on SILK and Wool.
All who have used these Family Dye Colors
pronounce them to be most useful, economical
and perfect article
Numerous testimonials could be given from la
dies who have used these Dyes; but i'll this case
it is not required its real value and usefulness
are found upon one trial.
Manufactured by HOWE & STEVENS, Prac-
teal Chemists, 25S broadway. Boston.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers in every
city and town. 3j-15 c
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Atttst, Asa L. FRENCH, Judge
true copy of record.
50:52 Attest ASAI FRENCH Ird,o
ORDER of NOTICE of SETTLEMENT

A. Pr 1, nr:N LEX BLAKE'S ESTATE.
A. q .ooalc Court held al lle Probate olire IL, 81
Wh.r";s' " .he sth day of June A. ID 1863
hereas John &. Ti6betts admjnfstrainr op tho s
,eressed naNe late Of Sutton, in said district
tsrrarion and ~, 49, render an account Of his admin
naro snd a allowance for the purpose Of maxi fg
der decree Of said court among tha nar ui-
court a@ hat sa i'd .e a ordered by said
De heard al the probate Office in ST Jo,nS . pii
ia OF June d. ls5 And /; further ordered that
M son, interested De hotned hereof by publication OF
copy OF the record OF this order in C.adnn,n
go al 81 10 is0ury three weeks slccessvey previous n
sad tme Of hearin! that they may appear aud
me allowance OF said account, If they eau and aIa
De heard by said court in the matter OF partition I'd dis
tTlDut0n Of said estate o''
BY the Court
Attest. ASA T. FRENCH Judge
5052 Attest ASA u FRENCH Jn,no
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+ O r S A l. E

The subscriber offers for sale his situation
where he now lives. on Main street. St Johnsbury
Plain. House, Shed and Barn 100 feet long.
House. two stories high. finished in first rate
style, about three fourths of all of land, we'll
calculated for senteel residence or for keeping
a first class boarding house. Also, his " Lambert
Hastings Farm" containing 220 acres OF land.
good Barns, 2 Sheds and Dwelling House, Sug-
ar Place and Sugar House. The farm can spare
1000 cords of first rate wood and have enough
left for the use of the farm worth Si.15 per cord
on the stumps, within II miles of the village of
st JOhnSbury Both situations well watered. II
not Sold the above places will be rented to good
responsible tenants. Inquire of
ISAAC WOODS.
st JohnSbury, March IA c3Stf
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L S T 4 B LIS II ED 1850.

+, S I A BLISHED $50
PETER LORILLARD,
SNUFF AND TOBACCO FACTURER,
l6 and Is Chambers street.
formerly A. Chambers Street, New York;
Would call the attention of dealers to the articles
OF MS manufacture viz:
BROWN SNUFF.
Maccaboy. Demigros.
Fine Rappee, Pure Virginia,
Coarse Rappee. Nachitoches.
American Gentleman, Copenhagen
YE Low SNUFF.
Scotch. Honey Dew Scotch,
high Toast Scotch, Fresh Honey Dew Scotch,
Irish High Toast Fresh Scotch.
or Lundyfoot,
u Attention is called to the large reduction
III prices OF Fine-Cut Chewing and Smoking To-
baccoS, which will be found of Superior Quality
BACCO.
SMOKING. FINE CUT CHEWING SMOKING
Long. P. A. L., or plain, S. Japo.
MOL, Cavendish or Sweet, Spanish,
Noe, Sweet Scented Oroneco. CANISTER
Nos e. Tin Foil Cavendish, Turkish.
Graduated.
N. B.-A circular of prices will be sent on ap-
lica ton c3S-9O
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DACk PAY AND BOUNTY

/ Back pay and hounties due deceased setsers,
entitled thereto by acts of Congress, will be OBJ
tanned By the subscriber Fer reasonable colnpt1-
Sation. CHARLES C. NEWELL.
East Burke. Vt. July S. lS62- III
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ECoNQMl IS WEALT Fl :
CURE YOUR COJCH For Is CENTS.
The best and cheapest household remedy in
the World.

MAD. ZADOC PORTER'S GREAT COUGH REMEDY
Madame Za,c Porier'> Curative Ba,San ! WAlrauiv,.
Coughs. Colds. ho ,l C,-h. Asthma, ana AL alice
lions 81 liz. Threat aiis; l.ui->.
Ma,ianl, Za,c PorIc Ba>ai. i prepared with all ilc
requisite and skill. from combination "i the t->
remedies h- vegetable Kingdom affords lis remedial
qualities ia>el its power To Assist The healthy and
N-ur.S circulation II the Hood through the lungs II -
viu-l rclise .y tat searching
ami eie, Lc taken hs the ,'i person 81 young
81 chill
Madame ZaluC PyTirTS RalSlln has been IN Use iy She
pubic wears and ia> iuir' il present >aie
siuiy g ll- seG OK is>e MA" haze u<ed IL
- their ai!sci,G frlr:.il> ana others
Ge>T iVT"ETANT--Ma'isiIe Zat"c P"TirT's Curative
b. Ill j sold ~ iTlc- HLcl 'TItg> a. "a The reach
a"i' k'r ii ,,,ytiicI lrT The Timely
single is'le ~! lroV- I' l. worth u inns IL
Dr>i-
NORGE SAKE y,,ur money Isa tr persuaded To-
purchase ARTICLES al II 81. which "a ciaii the Nir-
IeS II the lsUeul bottle 81 aasli- Posters Curative Bal
the os-j 81 ilaliniacu - Nhl,. - rIeal Ia
Il almost other medicine. aa lie NrTH lsh price Al
snail. ai1 GlpTluyill-l dealers ryil
mend ether I,,i-> Ahi,h lirir profits Larger.
unless The i>i-i u, as i, Madalc PrirT'S
and il.r- Ask :"r Madame l'EIerS Curative Ba
i-,- l.. ,"i> Ia Large bottles - Cells aiia
Id CHEF II son Il eel Il ~ >uT~ you can
~ 4-,l!ivr.
sod iy druggists a,.d storel eetgS IL cents.
. AID a. Larger hvlll,> -l-5 yr-ll--
HALL A RJChEL, P-opTietsTS New York
C. u GoOpwiN a 90 NJ Il Marshall street Be-
ION. GriirTa! a AGENTS ivr New England Se-oS
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O. S T E Y E n S
ECONOMY, HEALTH AND
DURABILITY.

Do you want to sleep in the best bed :-Use
Casinos Spring Mattress.
Do you want to buy the cheapest bed Buy
Casinos Spring Mattress.
Do you want to buy the most durable bed =
1t is Casinos Spring Mattress.
Do you want to use the most healthy bed =
Use Casinos Spring Mattress.
Do you want to enjoy good nights rest -
You can; on Casinos Spring Mattress.
For health, durability and economy it is unsur-
passed.
For the truth of the above would refer to the
many in this and neighboring towns who are
using them. J. T. CASINO.
Next to Bnghams Drug Store, St Johnsbury.
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FARM FOR SALE.

A FARM FOR SALE.
sSss&. Where Asa Morrill, died in Kirby,
lIlil4& On the River Road leading from East
ase4 st. Johnsbury to West Concord
about Il miles from each Village. Said farm con-
tains 40 acres best quality Meadow Land, 20
acres best quality of 1illase. upland pasture of
the best quality, Wood Land. Sugar place, Sugar
house, Sap pans set in an Arch, buckets, holders,
and dry Wood in sugar house; everything ready
to commence sugaring. All the Buildings on
said farm are new: all necessary out Buildings,
running Water in the house and barn.-in short
everything about the buildings to make 1t con-
venient and one of the most desirable farms III
Caledonia County. One half Of the purchase
money can lay on mortgage on the premises in
twenty years equal annual payments and the other
half the purchaser can have Ii he wishes three
years equal annual payments with undoubted Sc
curity. Possession given Immediately
CALVIN MORRILL,, Executor.
March >. 1863. 39tf.
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NOTICE.

ANY one can have one of my Spring Mattresses
while on trial, and if it does not give perfect
satisfaction, return it.
J. T. CASINO,
St Johnsbury, Vt.
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COMNISSIONERS NOTICE.
JOSEPH BENNETT,S ESTATE

s being appointed by the Probate Cour
oi he district OF Ca edOia commissioners to receiv
eSae ana adjust all claims and demands of all person
the estate OF Joseph Bennett late of ST Johns
IN SAID district deceased represe nted nsolyent
s63 sr II S months from the sh day of June A D.
their respective claims before Us and thai we VIII me-
ss diS,~e Of L. S Freemann waterford. in
nsxt ~ nna On inc oth days of July and December
heAl' al 9Lie o CLOCK p IN on each of said DAYS
6Ea2s IRA RICHARDSON. Commissioners.
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X TX
HR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE
IlNIMENT.
THE GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY
For rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, Lumbago,
Stiff Neck and Joints, Sprains. Bruises.
Cuts and Wounds, Piles, Headache,
ard ali Rheumatic and Nrrrnus

Disorders.
For az Of which il i a speedy and ccr.ain rem
Il, and never T-ilS. This Liniment Is PREPARED
iron the recipe uf DIR Stephen Sweet OF Co.c5-i-
c1- the famous bone setter and has been used In
Ii practice for more than twenty years with tit
mos; astonishing success
As al allrrlator Of pam. II Is unriyalled bv auy
preparation before the public, Of which the mos;
>kel':e2l may be convinced 10y single ma
This i-in.nent NIL cure rapidly aud r@dica,',.
RhyGraaiic Disorders Of every kind. and IN thou
sands of cases where II has been used II has reycr
been knoNn 10 fan.
Fox Neuralgia, il VIII afford immediate relief Z.
every Ca>c. hoRcVer distressing.
II MI rcl,eEc the worst cases Of HealacAt Il.
three minutes and Is warranted 10 do IL
IeCiE2Chc also viii il cure Instantly.
For Nervous Debility and General iaS>ir..,
arising from ln1pTudence or excess. tts lini,a,.t
: ! nles1 Lapi,y and unfallin- remedy Actin
directly on The nervous tissues il strengthens a.
rcErlfeS the system, and restores il 10 elasticiy
and vigor-
For Files as az external remedy. ne claim -.ai
II i the best known and we challenge she uur.e
n produce an equal Every victim 81 this di>-
treSsIng complaint should give il a trial. for i
viii No; fan TO afford immediate relief, and IL
majority of cases wiIl eject radical cure
Gums: and Sore Throat are sometimes extreme
" malignant and dangerous but a timely alG,
cai N Of this Linirlsl.t VIII never fail 10 ,r.r
Slaralns are sometimes very obstinate. and el-
laTcenent Of gents Is liable 10 occur frec,t-
I'd lhe worst ease NAV be conquered by this
LinIinent IL tRo or three DAYS.
Bruises. Cuts. Wounds. Sores. Ulcers, Bulrs
and ScaldS- 1ield readily 10 the wonderful ieair.-
properties UfDr Sweets llfallible Imminent Mica
used according 10 directions. Also. CLiloai:.>,
Frosted Feet aud Insect Bites and Stincs.
EVERY HORSE OWNER
Shg'ila have MS remedy At hand for is tu.,.r
use y the first appearance Of Lamenr>s MI -
fe,1ualy prevent those formidable diseases. o.
AAich all horses are liable. and which rcud,s 81.
inany otherwise valuable horses nearly ryoIrL.,>s
uNer feur hundred voluntary Testimonial -
The wonderful curative properties Of ihis Lil.u,c
have been received within the last two yeal.. and
many Of them from persons in the highest ranks
II life.
CACTlON.-To avoid imposition. observe 1.r
Signature and Likeness Of Dr stephen Sweet Oh.
every label and also =" Stephen Sweet lnfal.i5-
l-Inlincnt blown IN the glass Of each bottle. MA
oGt which none are genuine.
RICHARDSON K CO.
Ceom - ly Sole Projectors, Norwich. G:
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4 MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
R. II. ED DY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late Agent of o. S Patent Office. Washington
(under the Act of 1880
IS State Street, opposite Kilby Street,
Boston.


Atter an eAe,sine p pn, l.; ~ 10" 81 $500
years cohtnqes W S IN ~ ,.G
also IN 1Iea. % go ~ "a III
CaNeats t 10 % 1 ~ anu a.. d
peIso ~ s oi On; az n.y. al ; .ei s
anu WIN i ~, !iito ii van VI
Foreign Moiks ~ "eei lie e 'autS 9l utiits oi ra
ehtS OF ieSd vi otf aC VICE rehueleu
IN al MATE, tousHIs 'he salie. oopee OF ne Claims
III any 49, iui Wv W oio D'"'' hs
III $3.50 =; a. -" Hoi.tnS toii W.
ant @ I'M I ny 10, - ~ ~ W i.iIs r;iu
put toust ia at f't
fatents' VI asce' tas 'e Vi III, eh'ios
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MIscrLLASEor, CARDS
BARTLETT X TEACHER.

ATTORNEYS \ COCNSELLORS At LAW.
LYNDON, VERMONT.
VIII practice aw in all lis departments in the
counties of Caledonia. Orleans and Essex Special
attention given to the collection Of Foreign and
Domestic Demands.
THOMAS BARTLETT. GEORGE 4. THACuER.
Stiff Successor TO f. A Cahoon.
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7 \ y ID o \
CARRIAGE
MANDATORY.

The subscribers having engaged the services of
Mr. NJ MILLER recently engaged in ;he Car
riage huSine at Brattleboro. whose skill and eff
hciencv are too well known to require comment
and having put the shops and machinery in per,
feet repair. Tow assure the pubic that they will
conduct the business in all its departments in a
manner calculated to meet the appreciation Of
their patrons.
Particular attention paid to repairing in the
various branches.
P A NTS, MALE ABLE IRON
and general assortment OF Carriage FurnishiI gs
kept constantly on hand and sold at the lowest
possible prices.
ALSO, A LOT OF SLEIGHS
like those heretofore sold by Miller 4 Trull, for
sale on reasonable terms.
All orders gratefully received and promptly at
tended to,
TRULL < MATTOCKS.
LYNDON, Jan. ]. 1862 27tf
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s. \. WEIGH. VI. d..

SUCCESSOR To DR. DAVIS
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON,
Pcacham Corner. Vt iStf
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ELY n VII. ID l. IL d.

MANUFACTURERS OF AXES AND HOES,
Keep at wholesale Hay and Manure Forks and
hest Antrim SkoyelS. al Moose River Works.
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SSGl WILL BE FORFEITED Ry
DsDJOs DIR. l.. DIN if failinp 20 -

in leS> time than any other physician more e,c,,
and permanently. with less Restraint from ,r,Ts,-
fear 81 exposure fo Ill Weather. with sale ana r.
IN iiyl Us. SELF-ABlSk AND SOLITARY NJ y rs
Teen "n',i> aua c1-l>equei CeS. SPECIAL AlINFNTS
AND SITUATIONS. Incident To he'd and IN. !. =
he>; SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS N
rurlal AitCiis> En- pios and all Seast, OF . -,
llc-rS Il the See. Throat and Body PinpleS on "a
Face. SNcliS> 81 n = Joints. NerVo lse>S Co>tfrfs
al and other Weaknesses Youth and The more aiysr
al a., :, Il 10th sexes. single or married
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+ O U N ID !!

+ O U N d !
choice stock of MILLINERY GOODS, Sc
lected in Boston by
e. b. L A N G..
Consisting of
Hats, Shakers,
Caps, Ribbons,
Silks, French American Flowers,
Laces, Edgings, Embroileres.
Wells, Nets. &c ., &c.
And offers for sale at the forrest cash prices.
All wishing for the above articles will do we'll
to call before purchasing.
Opposite the st. .Iohnsbury Hotel
May s, 1868. Aft
FRESH GROUND GRAHAM FLOUR
Corn Meal, Rye Meal, Dat Meal, Buckwheat
Flour and the best of Flour at
BARNEY'S.
Main Street Old Post Office
May !, 1868.
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VERMONT RANGER !

B OStOn Dec. lg. 1862
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-03-19

Is SORGHUM a PROFITABLE CkOP.-A
farmer gives his own experience as an an
swer to this question, in the DodgevIlle
AdUoc0te as follows:
Let the facts speak for themselves.
have sold some of the molasses | had to
spare at 80 cents per gallon, and there
are some that prefer the Sorghum molas-
ses to molasses from the store at 1885
cents per gallon. Now suppose that you
have to give one third OF the crop for
working it up into syrup, besides finding
wood for boiling out 100 gallons the grow
er has 80 gallons for himself per acre,
which reckoned at 60 cents per gallon,
makes $48; deduct 81 for cord of wood,
and it leaves $46, which | shall call clear
profit, because consider the leaves and
seed will more than pay ali the expenses
of planting, cleaning and stripping the
cane ready for mill, in feed for either cat
tie or horses. | have fed both leaves and
seed to my horses two seasons, and l be-
lieve that bushel OF seed is equal to
hushel Of corn. shall Lot boast of my
molasses, though | might say We are well
satisfied with it, and use it Tor ali the fnur-
poses for which we formerly used suga
In fact, Southern made sugar arounQ=
these parts, has got to be thing We have
read about, or very nearly so. And the
time is not far distant, when we shall -
able to make good sugar IS well as NJ
lasses.
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THE AMERICAN BANNER

Flag Of the valiant and the tried q!
Where Marion fought and warren ueoi
Flag Of the mountain and the lake
Of rivers rolling to the sea
In that broad grsnde ur NJ TO make
The symbols of eternity
n. f.irest flag o, dearest land!
who shall your banded children sever!
eod of our fathers! here we stand
From Plymouth's rock to Georgia's strand
Heart pressed to heart, hand linked in hand
And swear-"The Union lives foreverp'
Still uniform banner of the free,
The nations turn and look TO thee
And when at home thy shadow falis
Along the armory's trophied walls,
The ancient trumpets long for breath,
The dinted sabres fercely start
To vengeance from each changing sheath,
AS if they sought each traitors heart!
III.
n sacped banner of the brave
O. STANDARD of ten thousand ships
o. guardian of Mount Yernon's grave!
Come, let US press thee to our lipsl
There is a ire milling of the rocks
New Eng, land feels the patriot-shocks
There is a trembling of the lakes
The West, with all the South awakes
Ind 10 on high the g orious shade
OF Washington tights all the gloom,
And points unto these words, arrayeo
In lines Of fire around his tomb
HAmericans your fathers shed
Their blood to rear the Unions fame
For this their fearless banner spread
On many cory plain.
1mericansl o, will ye dare,
On mountains, prairie, flood,
By hurting down their glorious gift
To desecrate that bloodf
The right shall live while Faction dies;
All traitors draw fiseting breath
Rut patriots drink f ON Gods own eyes
Truths light, that conquers deathv'
Then dearest flag and dearest land
Who shall your banded children sever7
God of our fathersl here We stand
From Piymeuth's rock to Georgia's strand
Heart pressed TO heart, hand linked in hand
And swear" The Union lives forever."
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Of lands for unpaid taxss; besides a num-
Der of local and small appropriation bills.
-Xarch -.
Ssnate.-Senators HOPKINS and KEoeH
last evening discussed various political
resolutions. A sketch of the debate 10
unavoidsbly postponed till tomorrow.
Senator HOPKINS this morning from the
committee on that subject, reported The
following description for State flag
"To be of dark blue silk with the arms
Of the State of Wisconsin painted, or en-
broidered in silk the diverse side, and
tie arms of the United States, as de.
scribed in paragraph 1885 of New Army
Regulations, painted or embroidered in
silk on the reverse side. The name of
| the regiment, when used as a regimentsl
flag, to be in scroll beneath the State
Arms.
1.-THE size of the regimentsl colors to
be six feet six inches fly, and six feet deep
on the pike. The length of the pike for
said colors, including spear and ferule, to
be nine feet and ten inches. The fringe
yellow, cord and tassels blue and white
silk intermixed."
Quite number of bills VISA passed, but
none of them of any general interest.
Assem6ly.- Resolutions were offered to
hold evening sessions on and after Monday
next, and asking she Judiciary Committee
to inquire whether the formation of secret
political societies can be prohibited by
law. A resolution by Mr.. Power. OF
Ozaukee, asking the Governor to report
the quantity and character of arms now
in the State armory, &c., was adopted
Also Mr.. PuLLBN's resolution of thanks to
Gen. RosEoRAss.
Bills were introduced for issuing State
bonds for war Purposes; to incorporate
| the bondholders of the western division Of
the La Crosse railroad; concerning cost
and fees; and amending sec. 20 of chap
IS, R. 8.
A majority of the select committee re.
ported against the request of the Demo
CRATIC clubs for law prohibiting negroes
| from coming into the State. The ire,
prsssibIe JOINS brought in minority re-
port with bill for such prohibition.
The Governor sent in copy of letter
addressed by Col. MURPHY, late of the stt
Wisconsin, to the President, defending
his course in surrsndering Holly Springs.
Bills were passed 70 reorganize the Be-
lott and Madison Railroad company, anc
TO amend the act of 1862 authorizing
county supervisors to construct drains il
certain cases, also several local bills.
! There was long contest in ordering te
third reading the bill amending the ac
of last year enabling the soldiers to vote
at general elections, so as to extend the
provisions of the law to judicial elections
The Democrats, under the lead of SAN
BoRI, fllibustered fer an hour or so on tn
bill, when the motion to order to a thirG
reading prevailed. Is.