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Gold Medal for the Best Sowing Machine,
The highest houors ever conferred for Sewing
Machines.

The Machine which bears the name of Elias
Howe, Jr., has long been regarded as the stand
ard of excellence, and has become celebrated
the world over. The work done by these Ma
chimes is unsurpassed-sewing the thinest mus
lin or the thckest cloth with equal facility and
requiring no extra adjusting for uneven thick
ness passing over seams; it turns its own
hem as it sews sewing n seam stronger than the
fabric itself, To see it hem, fell, tuck, braid,
cord, quit and gather, it seems more like thing
of life than n machine moved by the will of the
operator. 1t is capable Of doing every descriP-
tion of sewing that is required in family and
also for seamsresses and dressmakers it win be
found invaluable. They seldom, or never give
any trouble in operating, and in Il word, are the
most satisfactory SeWmg NachHcS in use.
Notwithstanding their great superiority, they
are sold at prices as lON as other hrst-class ma
chimes.
A Medallion likeness of Mr., Howe is embedded
in the plates Of every Howe Machine, without
which none are genuine. Every purchaser of II
Sewing Machine, should inquire for Elias Howe,
Jrs Sewing Machine, and if they are not sold in
their vicinity, address the General Agency for
Illustrated, etc, and do not purchase until You
have thoroughly Investigated these renowned
machines.
II. A. DEMING, Geur Agent,
OF the Howe Machine Co.,
No. 1917 hsarHy ST., san EraHofsoO.
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The Judges, the whole World and the
Trial Fifteen Years Duration.
PRACTICAL USE THE TEST!
THE UNIVERSAL VERDICT:
{ THE WHEELER & WILSON SEWING
Ma CHINE THE CHAMPION!'
AS a Holiday Present, Nothing would be
more Appreciated than one of
these Machines.

INIESE UNEQUALLED MACHINES DO ALL THE DIFF.
efent kinds OF work required to be done In family and
make all the different kinds of Stitches without comp
cations of the other Machines.
All persons will please examine the WHEELER Will
son SEEMING MACHINES before purchasing any other.
The Wheeler Wilson is we'll known. has nearly
every trial in which has competed the highest award of
merit The other machines confident
have entered the lists time and again, only be defeated
and finding IL impossible to compete fairly have endeavored
to decry the value of Premiums. They however
to boast ot the few they have received But the grand
trial daily throughout the world where only merit
finds favor and superiority wins the the Wheeler
Wilson Sewing Machine stands tumphanty the champion
by the verdict of the people
These Machines are adapted to every
variety OF Sewing!
from the ghtest muslins to the heaviest cloths They
work equally well upon Silk, Linen Wooden aud Cotton
goods with silk, Linen Cotton thread; Scanning Quilting
Gathering Hemming, Fellng Cordng Tucking Braiding
Enbroderng and making Button Holes with the greatest
facility.
Iii be in for the purchaser the saesroom
the order may be forwarded to the office and 1t will be
faithfully filled the selection had been made personally
Full Instructions recently compiled, and giving full inr
nation point in detail accompany each Machine,
and enable the most inexperienced to operate without diff
Guilty.
interest in the successful working of Machines
second to that of the purchaser aud esteem IL privilege
to aid by correspondence otherwise person requiring
it.
W. NJ. sT0DDARD,
0enl Agent ior Pacific Coast,
Montgomery, Sacramento St, San Francisco. s.
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The stomach and the Liver

are the important organs of the body either for health
disease Keep them strong and vigorous, all will be
well allow them to be disorered, whole system is
sick Bristos Sarsaparla and Sugar-coaed Pills are pre-
pared expressly to act the liver and stomach Every bill
ous disorder aud arrangement Of the digestive
ons controlled and strengthened by these two great
remedies.
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The RACES To-DAY.-In consequence of the
FAILURE to determine whether " Buckskin " or
Il Old Cow won the race at Junction City on
PIE I'd instant it has been determined to run
sihe horses over again to-day, at that place.
lhe stakes have been raised to $500, and the
race promises to be interesting. The hackers
8of both horses appear confident of success. We
.belleve that Mart. Van Matre will ride the
II Cow
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DSlS~ Very liberal arrangements made with
parties of energy, good standing and capital who
may wish to engage in the sale of these ma
chimes, as agents, in such territory as yet re-
mains unoccupied, for further information and
private circular, address A. H. SUPLEE, 203
Kearny street San Francisco, Gal. 8
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An InCideIlt!

Ahl me, it is wheredm cried maiden, signing over
her dead bouquet but remembering her true M
rag LmaaS Lordd Vater she spriukled her handker-
chief with that ndesuctabe perfume and consoled.
HDAs there worthless counerfes of this fragrant
water buyers should always ask for that prepared by Ian
mau Kemp, New York, sole proprietos. 500.
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|. o. o. F.-INsTALLATIoN OF OFFICERs.-The
following officers of North Star Lodge, No. 81
l.O O. F.. were installed by j. Craig, D D G NJ.
at Weayerville, July 7th: j. w. Philbrook,
N.G.i Silus Rule, V,G.; W. II. Bachelder, RS;
\. Bowler, P.S.; II. Junkans, T.; Il. Cornell, W;
j. A. S. Jones, c.; G. B, Jumper, O,G.; G. c.
Johnson, I.G.; D. Hansen, R.S.V.G.; VIM. Rule,
LS.V.G.; B. B. Rule, R.S.S.i Chas: Hartman,
LS.S.; f. W. Young, D. Hansen and c. w.
Smith, Trustees.
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SAVE YoUR DOCToRs BILLs.-When DR.. Wis
tar's balsam of wild cherry will cure coughs,
colds, bleeding at the lungs, and arrest the fell
destroyer, Consumption, it is more than most
physicians can do. A single trial will satisfy
the incredulOus.
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A FAVORABLE NoTomETY-The good reputa-
ton and extended use of ''BrOwns bronchial
Trooches for Coughs, Colds and Throat diseases
has caused the TrOoches to be extensively imi-
tateG. Obtain only the genuine Browns Bronh-
ial Trooches, and do not be influenced by those
who make more profit by selling worthless imi-
tatons.
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CLEANED Up The principal mining companies
have nearly completed their work for the season.
have been taken out. The shipments of gold
dust below are about over. On Thursday of
last week over $22, 900 was sent down. The
season has been an encouraging one, consider
ing the scarcity of water. 1t is believed that
next season will produce fine results, unless the
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A CAED.-We have received the following for
publication

WEAVkkNlLLE, July 9Th, I67U.
MR. T. F. LovEJoY-Dedr Sir Will you allow me- through
your paper to acknowledge grHefulness to tho Good
Temls and others of eNerve for their kindness and
attention to me while sickt Especially do wish make
mention of the good | receNed Mrs phbrook,
Mrs. NOrcross Mrs Schoed and Mrs Lockhart, aud the
the goodness of Dr. Montague who attentive and
faithful though had million with which pay him
for his medical services. Also, to return thanks those
brothers who were constantly ON the alert that had
everything that would add to comfort And would
be unmndiu of Mrs Nelly Smith "a perfect jewel lady
who teduenty called and made the Gerry Urg days less So
by furnishing with wardrobe comfortable ol the sick
There others toward whom feel deep graft
tude for their Kindness and sincerely hope
all IT sickness overtakes them, it did me- among
strangers will receive the marked attention and care
with which was highly favored. MELISSA EMERY.
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COUNTY CoURT-JULY TERM-The Court met,
pursuant to adjournment, on Saturday morning,
az 10 clock, Hon. A. J. Felter presiding.
The case of John W. Reed, charged with
breaking and entering the dwelling of another
in the daytime, was called. Lovejoy, District
Attorney, for the prosecution, Allen ior the de-
tense. Demurrer to the indictment moved, Nr-
gued and overruled. Plea of rot guilty entered,
as well as plea of insanity. Sheriff ordered to
imponnel jury to try both issues. Adjourned
till Wednesday.
Wednesday, l3th.-Venire of jurors returned.
In consequence of the unavoidable absence of
the District Attorney, court adjourned till
Thursday at 10 o'clock A. M.
IhurSddy l4th.-A number of witnesses were
examined regarding the insanity of the prisoner,
Reed, and after argument and instructions by
the Court, the issue of his insanity was submit
ted to the jury. After being out for several
hours, and being unable to agree, the jury was
discharged, and the court adjourned till Monday
next at 10 o'clock A.. M, when new jury will
be impanneled and the issue retired.
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A THING OF DEAUTY.-on Sunday afternoon,
general attention was attracted to cloud of re-
Markable beauty that had piled itself up in the
western horizon, and in the broad rays of the
sun shone and glstened like mountain ofpurest
.snow' Slowly it parted, like dissolvng view,
unul by sunset it had lost its glimmer and its
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GETTING MARRIED.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN on the delights
OF HOME, and the propriety or impropriety of
getting Married, with sanitary help for those
who feel untitled for matrimonial happiness
Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address, HotO-
ard association, Boz 7, IhHadelphia, Penn.
223m
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CELESTIAL SQUABBLE.-On Tuesday evening
que inhabitants of Chinatown INDUCED in war
#o' words, which, however, amounted to nothing
more When we passed the scene of turmoil,
ohe OF the excited parties was ''cussing" his op-
-ponent In good round American oaths
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-16

bILLARDs.-Lovers of the game of billiards
z"Hl be interested to know that about all the
'aoies in Weavervle have been altered so as
20 DO away with pockets, and confne the player
20 earom shots. This is considered great i'm
zprovement.
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Religious ERvIoEs.-Services will be held in
the Catholic church on Sunday, at the usual
hours, Rev. Father Coleman officiating.
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INTERESTING PUBLICATIoNs.-W. ID. Everhart,
who has been canvassing for Chambern's law
book, is the exclusive agent in Trinity for three
of the most readable books offered to the public
The titles of the works referred to will of them
selves attract attention. We have examined the
books in question, and have no hesitation in
recommending them. Protesting to be state
ments of facts, and we have no reason to doubt
that they really are, we know no works of fiction
more sensational and interesting. The publica-
tions to which we refer are Sir W. Bakers " Ex-
ploratons of the Nile and its Tributaries - a
true and. startling " History of the Mormons' and
their crimes done in the name of the Lord, and
"Ten Years in Wall Street. by one personally
familiar with the financial kings who have in
turn swayed stocks at their pleasure.
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Special 9ntiees.

OfNll the pr opery own in the world that which de-
mands the greatest care is bodies. Better lose
houses lands balances in the bank anything that represents
wealth. than the strength vgor and elasticity of the phys
cal frame The dyspeptc, the bilious sufferer, the
invalid cannot enjoy the gifts of fortune Happily however,
dyspepsia blliousnes and debility removable
evils. NTdnts Setter pcrieat specific for them. 1t
renovaes the stomach improves the appetite ceauses
bowels regulates the liver the ves and dsncts
the depraved fluids. Sold by all druggists.
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lMPRovEMENTs-The rickety stairway in the
rear of the Court house has been removed, and
a substantial one constructed in its stead. This
improvement had been much needed
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THE HOWE MACHINE CQMPAty'S
WORLD-RENOWNED
SEWING MACHINES !!

DARIS EXPOSITION UNINERSEEI.E, 1867,
| Two Grand Prizes, Grand Cross of the
Legion of Honor, to Elias Howe, Jr. as inventor,
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We learn that the race track at Douglas City
is about completed. 1t is probable that race
track will soon be laid out in Weaveryile.
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Foor RAcING.-The boys have imbbed the
racing spirit to such an extent that they have
almost worn their feet out in racing up ard
down the Streets The little shavers appear to
enjoy the fun hugely.
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|. 0. 0. F.-The followng-named persons
were installed officers of Comet Lodge No 81,
at Trinity Centre, July I'd: Samuel IIubbell,
N.G.; Chauncey Langdon, VG.; a. NJ, Carter,
McNair
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-16

THE man o! stamps was in town again during
the week, vending his patent marking appara-
tus, etc. He has lefl his stamp upon our civilz-
alton to a considerable degree.
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CELEBRATNG.-Th was a great fuss in the
Chinese quarter on Monday evening, and the
Joss house was open and illuminated. We
Judge that the ceestialS were celebrating some
thing other.
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In MINIATURE.-We have seen at Max Lang 5
cisco to Mr.. John Martin, of this place. 1t is
gotten up in a handsome style, and is an object
of interest for its neat workmanship.
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New DaIvER-On the route between here and
Shasta the rens are now manipulated by Pryor,
who is a good and popular driver.
DIsTRlCT SCHooLs.-The Weaverville schools
will reopen on Monday next.
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THE Douglas City race track will cover dis
tance of $50 yards, and will be well constructed
under the supervision of A. r. Earl. 1t is to be
back of Mabie's field.
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RETURNED.- Mart. Van Matre, who is well
and favoraby known to our people, returned
Bringing with him pardner of his future joys
and sorrows. Mart. is glad to get back to old
Trinity, and his friends welcome his return.
s We think he has done well in getting spliced ]"
8 TO one of the fair daughters of the West, and we
wish for the young couple " honor, riches and
#marriage blessings, long continued and incrcas
inc -
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NEEDS FxlNG.-The wood pavement at the
corner of Main and Court streets is in a very bad
condition, and, unless speedily fixed, may cause
II serious accident.
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2O9 Kearnn street, San Etaneiecc

SOLE AGENT FOR THE PACIFIC COAST,
A. II. SUPLEE,
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Prfc<, from SEQ 10 $500.
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N E w w E ED
Sc WING MACHINES!
"THE LAST AND BEST"

(The following is the fac-simile Of the Medal awarded TO
the Weed Sewing Machines the late Paris EXrosit,n9
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WEED SEWING MACHINES.

First - Their New Family Favuriten Sccoud-1hci
New, Light and Noiseless Manufacturers Sewing Machine,
Thmdly-fhelr immense heavy Manufacturers Fa,oltjc
The three together combining the advantages OF all others
to the present time being the BEST made and doing the
workhas receh throughout Europe aud States and u
this Coast the
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-03-03
Towns, Cities and Counties Wort.
gage their PrOPety 10 Railroad
Companies.

Towns, Cities and Counties Hort.
gage their PrOPety TO Railroad
Companies.
1t is q settled maxim of everyday life
that men rarely. and commnnities never,
learn anything by experience Of Others,
1t appears that the people of Illinois are
to form no exceptions to the rule. The
fact that the property oftwenty Counties
in Iowa is now vir'uslly in the hanis Of
the United States Marshal. under exeeu-
tior; that it cannot be sold, bee ansA it is
not worth the liens upon it; that immi
gra,;on avoids every town sn1 County
where the eommnni'y are no,hin. more
than tensats OF the bonihaldsr; that no
man will buy a farm. because i, is liable
to be siez4d to pay the judgments for
the arrears of interest on the bonds; that
cities which. ten years ago. were pros
pering. have declined in population and
wealth. and this has been disregarded
The railroad companies gave their stock
in exchange for town and County bond;
the bonds were concerted into cash, a,
one half their face; the roads were sold
to their own bondholiers. and the stock
lost. The anticipated benefits from the
roads we're never realized. and each acre
Of land has been taxed to twice its pres
ent value to pay the interest, and the
principal is yet to be paid
When q raiIrosd is needed by the wants
ot any community. and gives any prom
ise to pay a profit TO it's owners. il will
he built whether the County gives any.
thing towards it or not. In the absence
OF these conditions-that is, if the rail
road will not psy-it is as certsn as any
proposition in msthsm stics that the toens
and Counties which vote their credit for
snch enterprises will lose every cent thev
pnt into them. Most of the railroads
that are bnilt with County and town
bonds are unmitigsted conf lsnce opera
tions from the beginning-shrewd dsvi-
ces OF spectators to transfer the earnings
Of honest people into their own pockets. .
Bnt aside from the finsncisl snd eco
somical features Of tn. question. the con-
vention in our judgment, m ikes mistake
in ignoring or overlooking the funaameu-
tai privileges of private right. The State
msy take any msu's property for public
uses. upon making due compensation
therefor. but it cannot confer on A and
B the power to mortgage the property Of
G for the benefit Of d. 1t cannot 50
thorizs a tax upon the property of a cit
izen for any other purpose than public
one; and that inaienable principle viii
yet be judici.lly invoked for the protec-
tion Of private rights The convention
may bend to the popular clsmor of local
constituencies for the moment; bat there
are principles Of jnstice which are sups-
rior to conventions and constitutions.
Eseh man is the sole and riehtful cus-
todisn his own property. Tbs right to
mortgage that properly for any bot a
public use is exclusively his own. and
cannot be transferred BY the Legislature
to any other-not even to oil the other
voters oftbe city. town or State Chicago
Tribune.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-03-03

EF The AUGUSTA (Gs.) Consti-
tu'iouslist declares that it 10 the West,
and not the East. that il the South's
most determined and cruel sutseoDist at
home and sbrosd. and it suggests ths,
the Southern people. planters and mer-
chants. show their power BY cessiug to
purchase meat from the West for thirty
days. 1t thinks that q combination OF
this kind. lasting for only one month.
would cause hams and bacon sides to tum
BILE to fifteen cents.
. While certain Western pspers are cry
Ing out against New England monopoIies,
and appealing to the West and South to
unite against the E.st, the South is look.
ing to the East for protection sgains,
Western monopoly. II the price Of West.
ern produce is so high as to be called op-
pressiss to buyers. the Tariff is certainly
not raining Western farmers very alarm
ingly; sRd the West can 6ud better occu-
patton than adopting the Free Trade plan
Of breaking down her own interests in
order TO cripple the East.
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DssEsvrso op,rcrs OF MEacr.-The

DEsERvrNo ODJEcrs OF MEacY.-The
Missouri Legislature is abont repe'ilng
the law disiranchising rebels. As one
oi the many evidences that the proper
time for this has arrived, and that the
disfranchised deserve it. We notice that
one Col Pitt is about starting paper at
Platte City. to Be called the Tocsin. which
will advocate the old Southern Sia'es
Rights doctrine. upon which the rebellion
WAS founded. he also oilers to send the
paper for halt price to Confederate Wild
ows and orphans, and also to schools tbs,
DO not use Hillard's Reader. which book
is obnoxious to. Rebels. from the fact that
it was compiled siucs ths war. and con
tsins Union speach-s snd seatiments.
and history Of genuine Union deeds.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-03-03

PRIcE RAID CLAIMS Legislature
has at length taken action that will prob.
ably secure the payment Of the Price Raid
Clsims. II has voted to issue the bonds
Of the State to the amount of the claims
allowed. This does not signify that the
Ststs sill have them to pay; but the State
endorses aud assumes them, and now there
10 bot little doabt that Congress will order
their payment. As they were heretofore
they were the same as individual claims;
bot since the State has manifested its
faith in their justice. and issued its obliga,
tion for their payment. Congress will
soospt the amount as so much mope5
sdvaased BY the State in the prosecution
Of the war. and will reimburse the Stat.
to the amount so acknowledged. whicl
10 about 10000.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-03-03
VALUABLE LANDS
F OR S ALL

NE are authorized to sell the following
w lands, which are the most desirable.
lands in Brown and Doniphan Counties:
$50 acres situate on Lost Greek, well watered,
good building sio ne, some timber, within
eight miles of White Cloud; will be sold
separate or together.
lO4S acres situate one and n half miles south
of Claytunvil,s, in Brown County; timber,
water. and good building stones On all Of
these lands.
100 acres two and half miles north east Of
Hiasatha; good prairie. rrT TyTC
lS0 acres near Padonia, on Walnut Crock;
good water and timber.
l6O acres within two miles of Highland, Dom
iphan County; good water, and splendid
prairie.
100 acres miles west of Hiawatha; choice
prairie -......-.. ed. .. Il.
l60 acres miles south of Hiawaths; choice
prairie, close to timber. ....y
120 aeres 10 mi!es south east of Hiauatha;
good prairie, well waiereS.
80 acres miles south of Troy, Doniphau
County; choice land.
320 acres il Doniphan County; joins Iowa
Point, on the north; well watered, good
timber, one half N lie from station on
Railroad. sa
800 acres in Doriphsn County; joins N crman.
vile; well watered, with springs; choice
prairie land.
We have also several other tracts Of tho
best lands in Brown and Doniphau Cou mites,
for sale, owned By ". II. Tarr. Application
for the purchase or terms of sale Of any of the
above lands can be made tn the undersigned,
by letter or otherWise, at Hiasatha. Kansas.
LACOCK 4 JOHNSON, ~ q
march 3, TO- Agents for W. II. Tar,
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ORIGINATED. Legislature re-
peated the last Winters operation OF
voting money from the sinking fund to
pay thsir salaries. and the Governer sgain
pror pity vetoed thu resolution. At last
accounts there was not much prospect
Of passing it over ths veto; but il it had
passed, James G. Horton. of Lawrence.
q holder Of State bonds. was ready to
serve an injunction upon the State Treas
nrsr. forbidiing his complying with the
requisition.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-03-03

DoNrraAS COUNTY AND THE TARIFF
We ere glad to know that Doniphan
County stands about right on the Tariff
question. % far % ber members Of the
Legislature srs concerned. jenkins is
strosgly for Protection. Whitaker is .
Pennsylvania Tariff man. Mowry has
nsds good Tariff speech. Nisbst is an
old Clay Wb'g. and ought to be right,
II be l. not. LsDuo and Hazen have oot
BEEN heard from. Smsllwood stands So
90. With slight leaning toward Free
Trade. AZ his town has one Of the iarg-
est snd best Woolen Mills in the West,
b essat to favor . policy tha. refuses pro-
tsctisa to home manufactures.