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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-11
EVERY INSTRUMENT WARRANTED
FOR FIVE YEARS.

In presenting the AUrowtTrc ORGAN we boldly an
honce the greatest triumph in musical instruments OF
the During the past half century the French and
Germans have manufactured reednstruments with double
bellows, and two pedals for the feet To operate but the
of the reversed exhaustion beotrs (which the
only bellows used in Instruments. made impossible
for them produce the mellow. rich and
which our instruments are celebrated
Another objection to th. method Of blowing was that
both feet being occupied opportunity offered
the cement of the swell Within the past wears
Instruments constructed this European plan Of ouhl,
blowers have been manufactured in this country and "a
cnunteract this difficulty want of swcl) lever has
hn projected from the centre Of the instrument TO act
upon the swell. OPERATED KNEE. The incon.
yeuencc and conoron necessary TO effect this object
isagrecahe enough to gentleman. but to lady the
of such appendlge is nearly impossible.
Our device obvites this difficulty entirely
tho simple of blowing with less giving
;hc desired increase decrease in the volume Of tone
For seventeen years the superior excellence our
icons has not been questioned and for wears past th,
demand has made it impossible for u meet
orders promptly With our increased facilities W,
feel warranted in assuring patrons that their order,
viii be promptly met, and solicit continuance Of thci
patronage.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-11

HEI,TeLBOLxDS
GENUINE
.PREPARATI
-HIGHLY CONCENTRATED" co,-oCND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
a positive and spcciGc Remedy for diseases Of tho
DIaddcr. Kidneys, Gravel ard Dropsical swci'nEs.
This Medicine increases tho powers digestion. cnd
excies the absorbonts ao healthy Scton h. which the
matter OF cclcarcous 6cposc.s, I'll unnaturcl
l.rrements orc reduced web pain end Inflammation
and Is good for Ecn, women and children
MEZ $50
I: ]: ]: ]
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
For weakness arising from Excuses, Habits OF Dipa
tion Early Indiscreon, attended with the following
Symptoms:
Indlspostion 10 Ezcriioa, Loss Of Power,
Loss of Memory. Difficulty Of breathing,
Weak Nerves, trembling.
Horror Of Disease, Nakefurness.
Dimness Of Vision, Pain IN the Back
Hot Hands, Flushing OF the Body,
Dryness Of the Skia, Eruptions OF the Tace.
Universal Lassitude, Pad CountensnCc,
Muscular System.
These symptoms II allowed go (Which tbs tiedi.
cine invariably removes), soon follow
FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS, &C.,
IN Of which the patient may expire. Who say
they frequently followed By those "dreful dis.
cases." - - -
Many OF the OF their ssfeing. bat
will confess. The records OF The fasane asyluus end the
melancholy deaths BY consumption bear ample witness TO
the truth Of the assertion.
The Constitution, affected By organic weakness.
requires the aid Of medicine tostrengihcn endinygoratc
the system, which HELMDOLD'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU
invariably trial the scepticsi.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-11
Hats and Caps,

ranging in prices from 25 cents to $500.
Is Cases Boys Roots, selling from $3.50 TO 90, 90.
Mems Heavy Boots from $500 to 500.
Children aud Misses shoes from 25c to 81. so
We shall be making constant additions our stock
and by buvnr often give customers the benefit
decline in prices thus selling much lower than those
who bought heavy stocks earlier
Don't buy dollars worth until you have visited the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-05-11
Country PrOdu &c,

Square Timber and Ties bought at the price
NJ "a. RICE, DlHC p DDn
WELCOME RIoE. y HOE " DnUr
Oct 20, n5lh
Smyrna times., 1865-11-01
FOUfZ'S Mixture,

The Best Liniment for MN a"t Beast no'o in CSe.
This is a sale and reiIabie Remedy inr The cue vi
Rheumatism. Painful Nervous Atietl ions, SpralGs,
Burns SweI IS, and alt Diseases requiring eXICTs
nal application nn man.
On Horses IL Will never fail cure POLL Evil. Fls-
tuIa Old Running Snres. Sweeney, II properly ar.
piled. For SprajIs BRUISES Scrt.hes Cracked lGOis,
Chatps Saddle or Collar Calls Cuts aud Wounds II is
an nlallibe Remedy. Try Il and be convinced otIls
Smyrna times., 1865-11-01

In all Diseases Of
the Swine, such as
Coughs, Ulcers in
the Lungs, Liver,
&c. BY putting
from half a paper
TO a paper Of these
Powders in n bara
rel of Swill, the
above Diseases can
Smyrna times., 1865-11-01
MISUNDERSTANDING.

The undersigned. having taken oo, I;c.n., n ,,y,
ssles will sell Real Esslie, Personal Properv 1or
Merchandise, IN all parta OF the site. Us h.. "a
considerable experiences u ,hs business, and feels
distance yshing bills distributcd, he win AZ,
cighborhood free Of chage. ThankfuI for n,., \.
eors, he soliei,s share M the peoples pasraps ,s
his lins. Addr.ts
t-as.- 81 WILLIAM J. LAEK
my1Afy HeHton, DSi.
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DR. Holm F. BIRD. PbiTad'a

This company holds fee simple in a tract ofover
J, 900 of land, lying the east side of Cheat
river, in Monungalla County, West Virginia, about
FIVE miles from its junction with the Monongahela
river.
The land is heavily tmbered with White Oak.
Chestnut and Locust, and abounds in Iron Ore and
Fire Brick Clay, of superior qualities, and has
ming through its entire extent two veins of Coal one
I feet and the other feet in thickness.
The indications of the presence of Oil are very
fine there are numerous Salt Licks on the premises
and gases escape from some OF the ravines and
springs which burn freely upon the application of
fire. There is river front Of at least five miles in
extent, thus afording ample boring territory.
The property Is also lntcTsected by small streams
running into the Cheat river, along the courses o
which, no doubt, wells can be advantageously sunk
In the neighborhood of this property, several wells
are in progress, with "a fine show of Oil.
The adjoining property, containing about :, 500
acres, has very recently been sold for S500U00
Cheat river akes its rise in the Alleghlnics anC
emnties into tie Mnnnugahcla river, about nine nile
below Murgantown, West Virginia, and about I, VI
miles from the mouth of Dunkard Creek, in Green,
County, Pennsy lvana, consequently these two river
lie IN the same valley, now SO celebrated for tin
| yielding Of OIL.
| Twenty five thousand shares of the Capital Stoc
have been appropriated and set aside by the Direct
1rs, for Il working Capital.
The Company is now thoroughly organized, wit
| 1 competent superintendent and corps OF work
| men the land, with new and excellent machiner
and boring apparatus in operation for the rapid dc
| yclopment of the property.
| L. view Of the fattering prospects for obtainin
large developments OF OIL the contguity of the Ian
| 20 of the finest oil producing regions in til
country and the abundance OF fuel aud large cxter
nt boring territory, the Directors confidently antic
pate being able to make profitable returns to III
St"c ihnIdcrs for the amount Invested, as any otht
organized Company.
There remain unsold only about 10000 shares
Capital Stock. Applications for subscriptions
tins balance may be made to the President or Seer
tary, or TO Harper, Durney s. Co. Bankers, :
South Third Street. at the branch office in Phadc
Phia. junI4-2t
Smyrna times., 1865-11-01
BaIsamic Cough syrup.
For Coughs, Coils, Group, Whooping Cough, Asth-
ma, Brochits, Splitting Of Blond, rdinand Weak

For Coughs, Coils, Group, Whooping COngh, Asth-
ma, Brochitis, Splitting Of Blond, Pain and Weak
ness Of Bre0t, Difficulty Of Brcithiog, &c.
This Syrup is u purely VEGETABLE COMPOUND. II
is pleasant to tlke and never does injury; but owing
its pIreG ing qualies must do good under any err
cumstauces lis effect IS truly Notwithstanding
calming and aIiayng the musI violent Coughs; Pur-
fyIng Sireng' hrnug and lnvIgoraung The whote Sys
tenn calming aud sUOthIng The nerves; aiding aud Ia.
cliItating ExpecIoratOn; aud healing The DISEASED
LUNGS thus slrkug at the root OF Disease and drl.
wing II from The system.
T. Il OU p.
No child need die of Croup if this Syrup is proper
" used AID used IN time. Mothers having crOupX
children should W uc, frs show OF the Disease,
and always keep TINS rrMedy AT hand
For Coughs alter measles thus syrup is most excel
lent Experience has proven that ii Is equalled by
no other preparation.
Price Az cts a Bottle or three Bottles for Sll0
Prepared by 5 A tOUFZ q BRO,
AT their Wholesale Drug and Medicine Depot
No ll6 Franklin st Baltimore, Md
D1YFGr sale by James T. iIniIecker anI j. w Den
ney SMYRNA and Druggists and SIorekeePers through
out the United States.
Smyrna times., 1865-11-01

| Passengers from Baltimore Milford. SPaord and
Salisbury will lake evening train Um Baltimore and
! spend night AT Wilmington. Passengers for Dover
may leave Baltimore al LIS p IN. and proceed same
| evening. f.. q. SEWALL, Jr.,
| deCl6 Superintendent Del. r. K.
Smyrna times., 1865-11-01
IA .aC:ssa LS0scs.
CHESTNUT STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND sixth,
PHILADELPHIA.
$3.50 PER DAY.

The undersigned, haSing renewed their lease for q
term OF years nave satfsy rented the house having
painted, carpeted and rsiurnjshed Throughout,
Tie location Of this house iS unsurpassed, being
upon the wildcat and most pleasant part Of Chestnut
st directly Oppcaite the Old State House, The
places OF amusement, The JOINING houses of Market
ahd Thlrd ats and cpnsehis1 the city railroad
the of which al ''s Of .hs ciiy for half
zine fare,
The rooms are isrge. we'll lighted have superior
fOt comfort.
We are supplied 18th pl-s MIX, Cream, Fruits and
Vegetables from farm "s!nnsl s. Us, and "hleh
Is managed exclusively tJt Inc AOtsi
The uSoorle,orsufiEs Atuarlnan assure theIrtrendA
and patrons that .ys % spared !" ineAe me
Appointments of hi. h.'e! complete end ITS liable
DnvJr uYATr 4 HEULING~.
Smyrna times., 1865-11-01
RHEUNAT'ISM.

Persons afflicted with his Disease, no matter 0fhOw
long standing, ran be promptly md eilecuniy cured
by using this Mixture. There is nothing IN The world
so and good 10 take away had CORNS and
cure FROST BITES as this preparation. Try it aud
satisfy Yourselves. Price 25 ami so CIs Bottle.
Prepared hy :. A FOUTZ BRO,
AT their Wholesale DruganI Medicine Depot,
No lie Franklin Street, BaImOre, Md.
For sale by James p. iiu0eckPr and J. Wesley Den
ney. Smyr a, and b. DraegesIs an Storekeepers
th roughnui The United States
The above medicines can he had nj mnnufacturer's S
nf johnston Holloway y C0~den, No 23 North Sixth
ST., PhIladCphin. mV26-tV
Smyrna times., 1865-11-01
FOR MILCH COWS.

The property this Powfer possesses in in
creasing the quantity Of Milk in Cows, gives
it an Importance and value which should
place it in the hands Of every person keeping
a Cow. By actual experiment it has proven
that it will increase the quantity of Milk and
Cream twenty per cent, and make the Butter
firm and sweet In fattcning Cattle, it gives
them an appetite, loosens their hide aud
makes them thrive much faster.
IT n C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-06

WASHINGTON. Thursday. Jan. 5. 1866.
Richmond papers OF Wednesday contain the
following items:
From GES. BEAUREGASD.
The following official dispatch from Gen. Beauregard
va, received Yesterday nv the War Department
CHARLESTON, s. C.. Jan. the Union raiders are
reported 10 have returned from the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad. going westward. They have LEFT 40 wounded.
Gen Ghoison is badly wounded. The damsgs to the
railroad vii be repaired in about ten days
G.. L. BrAUREGARD
FROM GEs. HARDEE.
The sutjoned diSpstch from Gen. Hardee, received
yesterday afternoon BY the Secretary OF War gives US
the latest news from South Carolina:
CHARLESTON. Jan 2-The enemy are landing In
force on tho South Carolina side OF The Savannah River
and are driving our picsets toward Hardeesvie.
W. HAEDgr
An official report Of the damage done to the Sai'
Works states that the piping. cistcrns ae, are nnn
iured The sheds are oil destroyed. There are seven
hundred aud lightweight kettles broken, aud twelve
hundred and eighty good ke..es rcmainGg. The total
amount Of salt at the works is ninetytwo thousand
bushels damaged slightly by the tro The wells are
not seriously damaged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-06

r-.,,., n,y,, prvr, Mr. W,rthpiuber's
.,.-..,4- .,.,.,,.,s,
' " W. 49, -. ,i,ho,n,
o'' '''"e -, ~, .,-,. 81. ,r,;on..
"' $50 ' 49,. ,,oo.,s =, ,hs
o., ,ha .,or,sDco wa ,scsiv.d with
,.,a-.I .,ah.,o, ON. Eli,ir Of Love" i, ths most
~ pon,,.,,. comic operas, and IT'S represen
..,io,. .,ve,. ci,,oi,ed with clo.eno.. that -ss
emilia, xo,., ,,csr. The applause youohsated on
ws,,,I,, night ma, therefore be understood to have
been Thoroughly sincere. Mas Carroll sang she music
NJ Adns oharnng, and acted the part with pestness
.,d ,r... u, A,J,v,ni dashed through the role Of
Dncamara with effective vcubIlitv. This gentle
man. voice. Lis the voices OF his associates in the
now com p.ny although ma..i.. enough for large
house like the Academy. 10 admirably suited 10 tho
dimensions Of Sibio's Saloon NJ fe,!lui. who made
Lis debut ~ Before has hne resonant baritone which
viii doubtless be hesrd TO better advantage h"r"aier
Tho tenor MI honshrdihi' evidently a"eu W w "'D'
SELF JuItee We are persuaded ihat uAuef o'''r 'reuH
stances lie "il 'Ishe more i',o'soe nm
hesoc'e'oe' "a FOCUSING ." "'"""
fn Wa sii' fNoeh WIZ b''''
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SPAIN AND s.N DOMINGO.

We referred few days ago TO the report thai
the Cabinet Of Marshal Naryaez had advised
the abandonment by spain Of San Domingo, but
that the Queen Lad refused to approve this
course, and had tried 10 form new ministry.
Later adyiees not only confirm This report but
state that tie attempt TO form new ministry
has failed, that therefore the Cabinet OF Narvaez
remains in Office, aud that they unanimously
persist IN their san Domingo policy.
II il EASY to imagine bow Illuminating Ia the
spanish pride such proposition must be. The
total popustiop Of San Domingo is estimated at
only POI. 900 souls and yet Spain, after war OF
nearly two wears, in which men and money have
been sacrificed without stint, finds herself MI
able TO suppress the insuuec,on Of the Domio.
leans. who have all the time sustained regular
government st Santiago The Spanish states
men begin, at last, 10 shrink from the prospect
of war requiring still greater losses and sacri
fees, and resolve to accept the Notifying alter
native of declaring themselves defeated by The
Dominicans, and relinquishing the island. M
leading statesman, it seems, could be found
wiling 10 assume tho responsibility OF q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-06

II will he remembered that in order to
show that tho loyal States had increased in
population in spite Of the vast drain of men for
the war, President Lincoln appended to his
Message, written about the LIST OF December, a
table Of the aggregate vote east at the election
held only three weeks previous. To show the
singular accuracy of the Presidents figures,
particularly in the final result, we print them
below along de OF the official results a. con-
deused into The TRIBUNE ALMANAC. We
remark that our first figures for Maine, in order
to " foot up" were considerably too mall, since
We had not the necessary returns from ARGOS.
took aud other remote districts to make the
table exact; also, that the complete returns
from California. including Soldiers vote, were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-06

cial system should extend over the whole
Nation.
Regarding the National system as an estat.
lished fact, Mr.. Van Dyck wisely urges that
"tho laws OF the State should DO so amended
as TO recognize and legalize the associations or
gained under the act of Congress, in order to
avoid on apparent, conflict OF jurisdiction and to
do away with an antagonism likely to produce
unnecessary litigation. WIZ equal good sense
be recommends tho passage Of a law designed
TO facilitate tho reorganization OF State banks
under the national system. The reasons Tor
such legislation are fully set forth in MIR. Van
Dvck's report, and We refer to them the more
particularly because bill designed to effect
this object passed the two houses last
year only to receive the Governors Veto
The same bill has been introduced in the pres
ent Legislature, but Mr.. Van Dyck expresses
his opinion that it is defective in scope rs well
as in detail and will need TO be remodeled'
Gov. Seymour, however, vetoed it not because
it did its work mperfectly. but because 1t tired
to do it at all. and might remove u probable
cause OF that contest between Stale and Ma
lional Governments which he increasingly
| sought to provoke.
In approat hing the subject Of hank taxation
Mr.. Van Dyck enters upon . discussion OF
taxes in general, and proclaims it to be the first
and highest duty OF the Legislature thoroughly
to revise the laws Of taxation-InakiDg them
far more searching and effective than they are
al present" But the Controller whose busi-
ness it is to be most intimately acquainted with
the present system and is operations, is OF q
different opinion. Mr.. Robinson finds very
marked Improvement in the execution OF the
tax laws, resulting in very large increase in
1864 over the valuations % former years,
and Sill further estimated increase
in the returns Of the present year.
And he remarks: "In view Of these facts, it
would seem to be unwse at present TO disturb
the tax Laws The chief objection to them arose
from failure 10 execute them. The system is
as perfect if faithfully administered. rs can
well bs devised" For the contrary opinion
which he expresses Mr.. Van Dych fails to set
forth his reasons. But on the subject o. a
change in the method OF taxing bank capital
the Comptroller and ,he Bank Superintendent
ore CT one.
We print AZ. Van Dyck's report in full, and
after the long discussion into which we have
been led, will not undertake 10 abr.dge il n
these columns. The report, like everything
from Mr.. Van Dyok's pen, is clearly and
strongly written, and will get It's due measure
of consideration from the financial public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-06
To Our Contemporaries.

Tn lEIBUEE has now larger Exchange list
thaa i can afford-enbracing at least hal, the
NeysIapc. Press Of the LOYAL Slatcs. We must re-
trench IT, We will hereafter send our DAILY to the
daili,, with which we continue 10 Exchange, our
Semi-Wcckly 10 semi-wcckhos, and our Weekly to
wecklics which is the best wo can do. Ii any OF
our present Exchanges should desire to receive
TgE IuBCNE more frequently in exchange than
this, We viii send our m-Wcckly TO Tcckhesfor
difference of a. per snnun, and our Daily to week
lies ior difference Of s. per snnum. Thos" papers
which receive the Daily iu exchange will continue
20 receive il until the close the year After the
Ist Of Januaryit VIII be continued ou!y on the
term, above mentioned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-06

Henry Wilson'S resolution to make free the
wives and children OF negroes who enlist in the
army was debated yesterday in the Senate on
a motion to kill it by reference TO the Judiciary
Committee. 1t is not easy TO understand why
any man possessed by sense of justice should
oppose a measure so manitestly Just, but Mr..
Doolittlc found an excuse in his hope OF the ar
rival of a future Constitutional millennium
Salisbury of Delaware followed on the same
side, and the Senate by Is 10 10 refused tcbury
the resolution. We hope, and we even venture
to expect. that j, will be pressed speedily to
passage.
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Franz S~u feaaeisro,
SAX fgLNCiscp. "wednesday, )

SlN fEANIl.CN. Wtdnctday, TAI. Z. Ie0I.
Sailed. mail steamer Constitution Tor Panama,
with 30 pnsSuge. nnd $50 0O in treasure. Of which
s5lI, ON goes 10 ArN-l ORR and tue balance 10 Eng
Ia nd, Panama and Acaorlco.
Among her passengers are tie new Sets,ors fr0m
Nevada and Oregon. MesSrs Stewart, N,e and VIII
liams
Money is plenty and essy.
Coin bs are pet cesi pTeIniur; currency
10; and telegraph transfers 81.
SAS tkANclsco Thursday. Jss. 8 1865.
Trade has been quite active since the holt
DAYS.
ILs mail atsamsr Sacramento arrived today.
The supreme Conft has afhrued ths consul utonaht,
OF the act GUARANTEEING the payment by the state OF
seven per cent interest for twenty years on eijo6p
bonds OF the Central Pacific Rsrosc aud the first pay
cent OF interest has been male by the state treasure
: The rain hs ceased. Enough has fsllen for all pur
potes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-06

Dem. mi. 1888 Union maj. 4ls,l

Dem. mi. s+7 ,2ss Union maj. 4i.,ln
IKE Union vote actually cast has increased
mot counting Tennessee and Louisiana and a
crea, many soldiers votes received too late for
the csnvass) az, l26; sdding ell exceptions we
NAV put the increase at 100000. The Demo.
cratic vote as above shown, has fallen OF
1,ol2,%j5 Taking only loyal States, and omit
ting from them Kentucky, Maryland and Mis-
souri, We find the Democratic vote III leCA to be
l,G75, 54S; while in tie same States III looo II
was l,62i, a53: showing an increase OF go;
or, il We count all the States voting, rs given IN
the first table above, We find the Democratic
vote TO be I,sOI ,33G in 1864 against @,oN ,7O3 in
1860, a falling of of 800, Al; say about
200, 600.
When Mr.. Lincoln " as first elected the ma
jority against him on the popular vote Yves
947, $50: now the majority for him Is Az W..
A very satisfactory record.
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The Blair Mission.
. cli 20 Tie n. !. Tribune.

Sps.lsl DIspaici 20 Tie \. !. Tribune.
WARRINGTON Thursday Jau. g. 1905.
1t appears that Secretary Stanton did not op-
struct nor In any manner interfere with Francis p.
Blars proposed visit 10 Richmond did the Presi-
dent So much is certain Mr.. Ba,rs failure TO visit
Richmond /. attributable neither to Gen. Grant nor to
any member OF our Government SO mnch is in Justice
TO them Further and interesting Developments must
await their proper time.
Mr. Cors allusion to the matter in the House to day,
marred by the introduction Of party slang concern
ing bigger equality" but seemed to indicate sincere
desire his part TO second any earnest effort Tor an
honorable pence. Ii. IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-06
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

A dispatch from Courtland, Ala, states that
our cavalry under Steadmsr had bnrnod Hoods pom
,oon train capturing COO mules and 100 wagons. The
report is current that Hood 20 retire 10 Tuscaloosa 70
Ieorganze his army.
\ captain, a lieutenant and seven OF Alosby's
men nero arrested recently st Jamestown. Ihey we're
+, ci,izers dress and were intending TO make raid
=. some convenient point on tie baltimore and ONO
Eai'o11.
Richmond papers of the 4th report Sherman's
cavalry across the Savannah River aud lar on the
WAY to Charleston as Hardeoviuc, twenty miles north
~ S-tElnnnh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-06
Hon. J,cos NJ. Howard was yesterday

The Hon. JACOB NJ. Howard was yesterday
reelected by the Legislature OF Michigan to The
United States Senate. The State does heTsrit
honor IN returning this faithful aud capable
representative. Mr.. Howard, uow sixty years
Of sce. is a native Of Vermont. lie went TO
Michigan in 1892, and since then has been
closely Interested in public Affairs. lie was inst
elected to Congress in l0lo. serving two years,
the State then having but one member. In
1854 be was chosen Attoroey-Generai Of the
state. serving III all six years. In 1862 he vas
elected to the United States Senate, in place Of
Kins!ey $. Bingham. deceased. He has been
An active member OF the Military, Judiciafy'
Land Claims and Psciic Railroad Committees.