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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03
S,uardian's Notice

STATE OF yhKNONT, In Probate Court, held
W.saiSotox DIsrEcr, ~. At Montpelier vi hin and
FOR ssld D.riet on the ASA day Of Apri, A. ID. lisa
- 4. Durham. guardian OF Isabella "a, heosa
y, aud "a az ua'fc, make Application 20 said co1'<
for license 10 sell the foNng tcs,fibsd real s,'as oi
hts said watds, vii All the nehi and Interest OF hls
I'd wards IN tnele Il enae wheA Ia WARREN, lNs
N un9abur, an ana District died .sEsd AID ~ s,sss.d
IA IA state fepf ssanl that the tale ,heieoi io 'he
puuo Of putting The Irsesed. OF such SAFE a. u,stss
Of investing he me IN siNh o. ssi esNsi "oaa "
hen deal 10 sad -atds
Whreupvn, u - ordered BY sald Court tina, uh spph
cation be- referred to vstol the col 70 De hed AZ .se
Probate Ots 10 ID Montpelier On the shh aat " hs
A. n lsI iot hearing and decision th.isun and, .
further ordered that all persons Interested be nehtd
hsteoi b, publication oi no ice Of said Application and
order thereon, tatee week, excessively IN we etsa
i'm. of heanag, that ther they may APPEAR SAID NJ
aud nae. and, n they eaase OBJECT thereto.
,isst Aue.i-S A. ruAsE. Rss'se
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03
n. II. .,ichardon's tis tate.

TATE az vERMONf IN Probate Court held al
WAsHIreros DbfRhr s., Mont eiler, WI n aHu 'of
"a NJ pi net. onts 18Th DAY o. April A. T.. leO4
N instrument puTpOrng to be theiast lhnu les
"A lament OF Elisha b. ehdrdsun, late OF Wat MO,
SAID District, deceased, being presented 10 Tue SOei
nv calvin Fuit rton wno had III Custody thef a. fof
Probate:
II Is ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified uppearat session. Of sid toul u
"a, maiden al the Probate Utice, IN pe on Tho l0
day OF NAV, A. D. 1864, aud show cause u any my
may have against the PROBATE Of said Win Tor winch "
o.e II further ordered that copy Of the record 81 tie
rider be nub she'd thrue weeks successfully ~ ie Tree
Mountain Freeman printed at Montpelier, previous 10
| ,aid time appointed foI hearing
a true copy of Record
,iswa tea-N. A. CHA sE, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03
For Coughs, Colds and Consumption

THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAN is the
| most highly approved medicine ever discovered. II
has stood hs best Of al tests. Time, having had
preoedened sale OF Rsay toIiv years Il sreeommeLd-
ed by physicians mcst eminent caeHs, the
Pr,s, the Trets, in hc by al who know FOR cerliG-
Gates, which be given 10 almost any eNent ser
rs to each bottle The Propric viii ohcerfuly re
fund the money oteuurey satisfactory. Price 50
and a. the large bottlys much he cheapest, BE emsfu
10 gel he genutae, which Is prepared only by REED,
CUTLER 4 CO., Wholesale Druggists, Boston Sold In
Montpelier by Dealers generally wFbim6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03
Coughs and Colds.

The sudden change Of climate sources Il Put
uiNARr BRONCHIAL and AsrHNArtc AFFECTIONS. TNpp
,lence having proved that simple remedies nlten act
speedily when taken In the early stages ui The dl
recourse should Al once be had to " Brown Bronchial
rrpones or iosrugss lei The Cod Couch OF Irritation
VI the Throat be sph,, as by this pteoauion
mere serious attack may "a outlly wardsd on. Pub.
he Speakers aud singers will hnd them en- ciua afelear
ns and siren gheniug the voice. soldiers should have
them as they be carried In the pooketas occasion
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03
-)le0

Notices Of Deaths inserted fee. Obituaries, include
poetry inserted for Ave cents line be paid for al.
vance. Tnis rue will be strictly adhered to.
In Hydepsrs ipdl oSd. Freddie r., soa Of Col B. y
and Addie +. Hyae aged yeArs
In Hyderark on the 10Th inst Elmer f.. youngest son
Of Darius T. and : EmirA Fucner, aged 10 months aud
IL days
Al he reHdenc. Of S. Hunt in Johnson April 18th,
~ hold fever, Mrs Wells Heath, aged 90 years.
In Wocot, April 10 Au Peck formerly Twi,ch
ell, adopted son OF r, II. PEEK
In wocotl Hattie ktha hfan, daughter Of David Q. l..
hetler az. d IS months.
In Ctsfsbgry, April "a otcanktr rash nd pneumonia,
Adi Ades, only oalld Of job, 5. ard Hannah Mills,
aged years month and 5 day.
In Md eseX, Aprh 7th OF congestion Of The luu "a
aud heart disease Neh tanle Steele, wife oil ia G.
Steele aged 90 years aud months,
In Csrn,h, FEB. IAN VI brain ever Mary Cordelia
y5ungest daughter OF EGr, =. aud Roseu nickin on
agei t. years, months and dsys
In WASN'T, gyon, March it1. Of coasump,io n, Alma
dau ghtsr u Ephram and Fanny Philips, aged
3 year II m luths And 20 daY
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03
lfloxrte0

By the Rev. P, Merrill, al the Parsonage. Apr sth.
Samuel Powers ,nd Sarah SMELL both o 81 Johrsbrly
In Lyndon, the resdrnc Of the bride. Apr i2h, rs
he Rev. 7. herrill, assisted by the Rev McNa"n,
The Hon. George c, Lahoou, and Miss Cy ntha leorf
both of Lyndon.
Ia R'ndoph, March 9olh by Rev. a Webster Stepte D
Wilcox Of Brookheh, and Helen NJ Nashhurh ci
Randpuh
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03
BOSTON MARKET, April 80.

BUSIUN WhIff ut, ApfII JU'
Fiour--W estern, $40 to 1880
Pork Prime, $500 $500 Ness, &2r,oo
Best ilo,)J to 21oJ lard, l44 to l5g. Hams, H.
uogs dressed, 90 to 90
Bitter, ,! 20 81 cheese, no IS Eggs 90 go ~
aloe 90 10 %. Dried Apple 9to TO-
Beans $500 to 1907 Peas f12s to $50.
Herds gr4ss seed !275tO t3,2t. Glover, l2ltoIai.
starch 70 Taiow, 81 to -.
Wool. Rui Bieod Neriuo, 50 to ~ Three-iourhsbloo
rs 70 50 ualfblocd Is tots Common 70 to 70
Corn La ol,jl. oats 55 to s.. Hyeq,60toOtU.
Hop 90 to 90.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03
Gard 10 InvaIi,ls.

A Clergyman, while residing In South America as a
mis-, onary discover ed safe and simple remedy for the
Cure OF Nervous week.-mrs. Early Decay, Diseases Of
the Urinary anl seminal organs and the whole train u
disorders brought on by banein aud vicious habils.
orcat numbers have been already cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted hy desire heneat the afflicted aud
unfortunate, will stnt the rtcero Tor preparing and
using this medicine, IN tacd envelope, To an one who
need H. Fffs ~ CHafFf. Afdrtss
JOSEPH T 1NMAN
sruioN n, BiRLT HousE,
Nair York City.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03
@ he Greenl @ II
MONTPELIER VT.
Tuesday Morning, May ?, 1904

We desire to mako the FREEMAN particularly valuable
for It's news from aparS VI Vermont aud our friends it
dfreH parts tho State, especially inv ashngtopi Or
Ange and Lamolle Counties will confer great favor
upon and eur readers by sending US local integ
Gvens the laos and Will arrange them Tor the peper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03

Consumptlye sufferers will receive valuable pte
sorptlon for the cure Of Consumption Asthma. ORION
ehls and all Throat and ung affections tiree OF charge
ny sending their Addnuto
Rev. IA. WILSON. WILLIAMSBURG
,ka5s6 Kings Co., SewYoh
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03

ts3rts oss.--Butter 20 to p. Cheese l4tol7i Lar
5to2l ralow, l3. Dried Apple to 49, Eggs, l6 csas
eotatoc 5)toI5 Beans, g. .OCto 100, West India
{ars l6to20 Refined Sugars, - 10 %. Peas 70
to 80
Onions 1000 to 900. Apples Sa,'5per bb
Flora- Extra, $500 to $50. Do4bio Extra $3.50 %
1880. super-EAtra i0,5Oto 1850
GRA.S ASo hAre-Corn 81 %. Oats, 90. HerdsgaN
Seed s2,76to 1876 per busha Clover 10 to 20 per pound
Hay, 81 TO 10 per ton. Rye, rs.
hIsoELLAsEoUs--Dry and green hard wooo 3,25. 70
Shingles. 100 Do l,75. Wool--common Gy %. pRA
100 TO 80 per cord. Mails gGO. to6 go
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03
sIemnis MOuid's Estate.

fUH subscr bers having been appointed by me honoa
biz Probate Cour for lhe District Of Washnl Com.
ms.ioners TO ecelve, examine amt adjufl al calmsund
demands OF all persnns against the estate ~ b'hun
Mould late Of Panfeld SAID district, deO q, repre-
ssnted insuvent and The term OF siG mUnti MON br u
day of Aptil 1854 being allowed BY lid court 10 Tue
creditors Of SAID deceased, t. exl aud prove liff res
peet. claims before Give noiice thHtWt WI alehh
To the du les ii appointment AZ the TN OF u.
Heath N Planfe d. IN SAID district on the last Iueda o.
MAY and Angus neG al ten oeiock ~ The To- tnooh on
each OF SAID days. -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03
Notice.

| Ne, nj. t,me aud earnings, aud shall ela IN -
Of M usrss psrray any dses OF o" esnwseiSs .''
,his date.
eIo, q. Bussill, Nunsa.
| sa. pssihuss, April 1874 'e~E
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03
ieaal Notifies.
gseubcn Hawkes. Estate.

STATE OF YER dONr, In Probate Cour. hsid al
N srRIor, S. Montpelier, IN said d'st.i, on
The 2oth day VI April, A. ID. 1905
II N. BIxBY Adnlnntra,or Ut the estate OF Reaeen
W uask =, ate Of sosstovn, IN said sH u aee.assd
ma ADM ration unit for Examination aud
sowsn O. Aad makes application foI decree 81 dsiri'
bulup aud partition OF the estate OF said deceased,
Nhrreupn, l. is otdsfcd b. sui Court that Ald &C
roup and al Application tefe red IT, session Il sad
C.utt 10 be 81 at the Probate once In ,s,i msnper
an m. 2lh ia, OF MAY A. D. 1904 for hearing aud de-
eision thereon .
swan Ia all per ons interested By publication vt the san
n,r w,vk. In tne Green aouatan fieea.H
n. spalct punished al Montpelier, pss"us 10 said
Inn, appointed meaning, that they may appear al sad
tine aud place and show cause, any they may have,
Nhy sad acuoant ID not be scws anu such deeisv
ina =. ny the COuri, -.
fl9w3 Attest N. thAst, NshNf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03
Rutland, April Is, 1864.

John q. SAKE is said to be very i'll from the
effects of injuries received by a railroad acct
dent last winter
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03
Notice 10 Teachers.

Notice is hereby given to an persous who are IN
tending to apply for situations as teachers 10 y
common schools Of the loNn Of Mofeowu, In The County
OF Washington, that hc public examination Of teachers
required hy law within sail town, will be held at The
school house on Moretowa Common, District ke3 en- he
. h day Of May, 1864, al clock A. N. Al rersons
designing to teach in the common schools In said tcWn
are requested 10 be present at the time and place aor
said All eitaens are respectfully and cordially invited
10 tend an licenses heretofore given are considered
null aud void. DAVID c. HOLT, Superintendent
Mors,own, Arii I, 1884. ylsw5
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03
Barre Academy,

pms summer Tern viii begin es Meaaay, Ma
| j. =. ara ULDi Nc,
barre, April n, 1854 Fksss
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03

The Plantation Bers make tie weak strong, ihy Ian
guild brilliant and are exhausted nature great resoer
They are composed Of the celebrated Calisaya Bark
Wmtergeen Sassafras, Root' Herbs, &C. all preserved
in perfectly pure ST. Croix Rum.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03

These Pallerrs are furnished by PRACTICAL TAI
Luh' on' VITO has had six-eu years experience IN the
ia of'ns Business, nui every pattern b, used wuh
tbs utmost confidence as each and ey.ty Pattern vi IN
intnishs Of real value, des Fled Tor PRACTICAL USE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03

80 Tie Plantation Bi.ters have cured me Of
arrangement OF the kdneJs and urinary oigaus that
has dis res-ed me for years. 1t acts Ike charm
&C MOORE, 254 Broadway \, "
L. 80 80. 70 Sc u.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03
lsnac ..Xlnan,s viii.

Wy the Court,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-11

~ a9lsepsiasiss ~ Asksd lsr vsrs Ia
taadaleat. siAAh that hey were. Ian
reoAy, Asvsvsh = belisve that Il h On
Aeoest di6ssS1'eS Of opiaioa bs&veen us.-
Yoa nusA ANWsvsr. perceive that II you
now tsee9en this discussion, you will 80
replied 60 BY the various papers Of The
etAsS xA1cA have Asrstoaers taken Z. oand
Ax:tnst 5ea, and tn qaes,ion win aaally
end ~ ~ 70 IL ''stSnp," and will dis
tract public opinion to grsat sxtsss. - =
There srs other questions involved in this
iosdS besides he honesty Of The estimates
above rsfsrrsd to 3; the Judicial and Electo-
raj tickets arS both st stake. and this 10 no
time for those who support the Government
TO b divided by collateral issues. / would
therefore earnestly request that, Tor the
SAKE OF Tie sntirS ticket, you via 1ster al
further discaS.loA Upon Iris question un.
I'll after the e(ectaon, when, il you desire
L. VII b glad to renew On Investigation
ls1o the whole subject. 80
trust you will do justice to nv motive,
10 writing you this note. l shrink from no
i'seoseion Of this subject, nor do think it
would tnjure me before the people, but do
lot desire personal difference Of opinion
'etween 10. to impair the unity Of tie Un-
on putty Of the State.
am respectfully yours,
I. D0NNRLLY
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-11

PART 43 of the Rebellion Record
contains portraits Of Brig. Gen. W. B.
Hazen and Brig.Gen. O. B. Wilcox.
Among the articles may be mentioned
the Correspondence between Presi-
dent Lincoln aud others relative to the
arrest Of Valland;gham; Lees Ad.
dress to bis army; Reports 2f Co.'s.
Marshall, McPbail, Crooks and Baker
on the Indian Campaign; Battle Ct
Helena; Fight At Sbelbyville; Cap
ture Of John Morgan; The Massacre
At lawrence; Operations in Middle
Tennessee; Battle OF Chickamauga !;
Battle near Little Rock; Gen. Frank
Inns Expedition; The Draft Riot in
Boston Secretary Stewards Circular ;
besides sixteen pages Of Rumors,
Poetry and Incidents. A valuable
number u p. Putnam and Henry
Holt, New York. ,,.s... .... .>.,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-11
Al ARMlsTICE.

Il 10 under the above head that tho
Press publishes, with comments, let
te, from Hon. 1gnatius Donnelly, in
relation to the expressed purpose Of
that paper to renew the discussion Ct
the Chippewa swindle. 1t was gencr-
lilly supposed, on all sides, that the
unanimous action of the Convention in
re-nominating Mt: Donnelly had been
the most emphatic endorsement posi-
bic of bis course in reference to the dis
puted matter, and the purpose Of the
Pres was nothing more nor lees than
to consurs the Convention, aud through
il the grsat body f:tho Union party,
for ito action.
Dir. Donnelly, pcrcciv'ng the evils
that would result from distracting
The party after the nomination had bssn
usde, addressed to the Press the letter
which 70 give below. In this be has
acted wisely, evidently feeling that bis
endorsement had been such, and the
confidence Of the people in him was 90
great, that he could afford % do this,
foe the sske Of unity, without having
hia motives misunderstood. Az will
b ssen from . perusal Of tho letter,
th,re 10 no backing down about It, q
,oms havs claimed. The Press ez'
presses IL intention % postpone it, pro-
posed fictitious criticisms. .@@@
81. PAUL, August 81 leo4.
Editors Of tho 81. Paul Press:
I - 81 your issue Of the ID instant
thas yeu propose 70 reopen the discuesien
q Il questions involvsd In the spproprta-
tioa asfsd for last winter . ssrTy ont the
!. Chippsws treaty Of Maseh, 1858. ! SIN
ssrsly reust tbs. had hopsd thss tas
tsrninatjsn Of tho political canvas By y:
aaiina al IL District CONVENTION would
hsve ben tie end ofthat discussion.
"a. sl.;s. th.t TIA estimatss upon Which
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-11
a CARD.

Owing 70 the enormous advance In the prices, not
only Of the precious metals but Of every other com
modify, and It impossible to continue longer the
sale Of ny PENS At old rates. This regret exceed
iugly, ~ I bad hoped to continue without change:
but having buy gold at the present fabulous pscss
this Il no longer possible. %-.'-.s'' g So. Il.
ny friends and tho public give me credit, how
ever for having struggled long and hard against the
universal pressure to deprecate tho government cred
It and culrsncy. The advance madeis not enough
to cover me-, With goad at present II
main where Il il, orgo still higher further rise in
prices must DO made. In any Casa, however, I In
tend, ~ heretofore to sell better article for Ices
money than It can b bought for elsewhere.
circular, with engTavnss Of Ill sses, styles, and
present pcss Win b ssnt o. receipt Of letter post
aGe. Address 5.g al; HEA&3sg. A. MORTON,
July 18th, 1854, Is Maiden Lane, New York.
mont manufacturer Of Gold Psns, has At length been
compelled BY the CONTINUAL advance In nominal VAL
ues caused BY the innaton q Currency, to advance
many months incurring heavy losses 10 the hope that
IA Sed of The War would speedily enable him to
boast that no had sold biz Pens throughout at Peace
prices; but he sives notice tosy thst he can sssoS
fos:his goods 70 cover their cost.
hi q termed a advance In prices, but not quite
sssssd Il r. s.s
Labor, than 10 1890. Il = anpE : readjustnsat q
nominal TO actual values We hops g hsar hat hia
interest e Ssy 81 shsn q e: GOD: * E
than thsir Ionsst oost.-M. 4 TsI1eas, July n ~
n: way:: e sstr:ney nsvs e is.s swspt ~
shore near at haud. Nor de-. this financially mar
Inc remark resr 70 either = Iddystons o. To eaady
Hoek-bst TO Morton. Of gold pen celebrity: -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-11

+, j. Benson Of Anoka, went down
on the Mollie Mohler on Saturday, to
look after, and hurry up the railroad
iron, for the St. Paul and Pacific Rail-
,.o,.-l - '':s;: .-''% -"- sH.: o.. -, ,.
The Enterprise arrived last night
with two barges in tow, on which were
a locomotive, tender, platform car, and
half 4 mile of rail for the Minnesota
Central Railroad at Nen6ota, as we'll as
. locomotive boiler for their Machine
shop at Minneapolis. Press. .;@.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-11
FROM WEST VIRGINIA.

Averill rests the enemy at MosrAela.-
= A oenplets vietsry.-Tahss I've Hun.
dreA prisoners snAI an his ereillery.
s%sz'.'=s s>'"s@ WAsnlxarox, August ..
Information has been received here
that General Averill after overtakinR
the enemy It Moor6eld attacked and
utterly routed them capturing between
i've or six hundred prisoners including
General johnson (who Afterwards e..
caped) and biz whole staff with their
head quarters, oolors, oil the rebel ar.
tillery and trains, and : large quantity
Of small arms. .. ,,-'<. -. ,-..z.1 .s,.
General Causland himself barely
escaped by flying into the mountains
General Averil' pursued the scattered
remnent Of the robel army for six miles,
oapturipg many iugitives. His entire
los in Killed was seven men. The
pursuit was only abandoned when
General Averill's horses were too e.
hausted to follow tho rebels into the
mountains. d I'm rcrs &7.T wagss j
Gen. Hunter hes been superseded By
Gen. Sheridan, operating on the Up.
pvr Potomac. ...
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-11
NOM WILLIAM WINDOW.

In justice to our able and faithful
Congressman from the First District,
Hon. VIM. Window, We take pleasure
in copying the following extracts from
a communication published in the
Winona Republican,:
Having observed taat Z low, malienant
fellow Of the Copperhead persuasics has
lately used your columns - the medium Of
attack upsa our Repseseasssive in Con-
kress. il which the charge that he ..has
done nothing 10 several times repeated,
respectfully request permission to say
few words 70 your readers in reply to
that charge / have been somewhat care
full observer Of the public services of Mr.
Wttdom since hs first entered Congress,
and the records will show that NO district
has been more faithfully, and few more e.
hciently, represented than ours during the
last four years. Mr.. Window has not, it il
true, retarded and obstructed the businos,
Of that branch Of The natisnsl leeislssure.
Of which he has been . member. by lonr
buneombe speeches intended only fbr home
consumption, and which, BY the way, arc
the bane Of Ill legislative bodies; but he
has sstis6el himself with earnestly and
quietly laboriog for tho interests Of hi,
constituents and his country, and in o.
curing for then substantial benefits Of
practical legislation. While many other
members Of Congress have felt at l;bertv
to absent themselves during ito sessions,
thus frequently leaving it without . quo
rum, retarding bushes for weeks, costing
h H. - \
Window ha' al,o"y' been in his place faith
fully discharging his duties. The Con-
gresssonaI GLOBE will prove that no member
has voted more constantly, wisely, or hon
estly than ours, and l think can cay
further that during bis entire service no
records Of the votes on any important
measure can 10 found which does not con-
tain his name on tie right s;de.
Among the members OF the House of
Representatives, none maintain . fairer
reputation for integrity and patriotism, and
but few exert greater influence in seour-
Ing the passage Of any measures in which
their respective States are interested.-
This fact I kmow from conversation with
his fellow members. His position a. chair
man Of the Committee on Claims, two of
the most important committees,) shows
that both his ability and integrity are ap-
preciated there.
In answering this charge 'that he has
done nothing" (mads partly I believe
through Ignorance and mslies,) this must
b borne in mind. that NO Slate in the
Union has asked - much legislation in the
past four years and none has received .,
much benefit from the General Government
during that time, ~ Minnesota. No one
will pretend to say that all We have reeeiv-
ed 10 due to the efforts Of Mr.. Window,
but We challenge any one to show that
he 10 not entitled to bis full share Of credit
therefor. II ~. -. .; .'.- ::