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Omitted but we're the Prussiaus better pre-

admitted; but were the Prussians better pre-
pared?
II have watched how these twenty days have
been employees they have been wasted in use
less marches and countermarches, which have
bored our soldiers. Many have marched more
than was right, have weakened themselves and
scarcely recruited their strength. The order for
distributing rations in the field has only arrived
to-day. These fatigues aud these privations, had
they any object? Was the soldiers flesh thus
chastened TO lead him to certain victory? Was
there any plan of the campaign ut all ? 1t would
be excusable to doubt IT. the corps which 90
backwards and forwards as if haphazard, on the
frontier, do not seem TO be grasped in a firm
hand. Perhaps unity of direction and command
was wanting.
The geDerals-are they all young enough?
1t is said not. As to the soldiers, many of shem
are too young and too new to the service. Many
of the reserve still have to learn how to manage
the Cbassepot;Ithey are only acquainted with
the old-fashioned piece. These men are drafted
off into other companies, which they weaken
instead of reinforcing. Such conscripts fire az
random like wild things they are subject to
panic, disorder and demoralize the old SOL
dicrs."
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JAIL DELIVERIES.

A Modern Baron Trenck In Lancaster, Pa.
The Lancaster LpteUigencer of last evening
says
entering the residence of Mrs. Rogers, in Duke
street. and, in conjunction with Harry Hines,
tying and robbing her of a large amount of
money and bonds, escaped from our County
Prison on Saturday night or early on Sunday
morning. lie Barren was confined in iron-clad
cell No. S. on the second floor, being the same
cell from which Hamilton, the outlaw, escaped
some time ago. 1t will be remembered
that Hamilton escaped through the window
by cutting away several inches of the
boiler iron with which it was lined, and
chiseling off portion OF the granite sill, thus
making an opening large enough to admit of
the passage of his body. The cell had been
very imperfectly repaired by screwing an addi-
tional plate of boiler iron over the one that had
been cut away by Hamilton, the heads of the
screws being three eghths of an inch square,
and standing in bold relief above the surface of
the boiler iron. LIE Barrens mode of escape
was easily determined 1t was to remove the
plate of boiler iron andsaw OFF one OF the pointed
iron spikes that prevented egress through
the window. The necessary tools, small saw
and wrench, were doubtless furnished him by
an accompiice, and his task was soon COM
pleted. He then made rope of his bed-cloth-
ing attached one end of il to one of the pointed
spikes in the window-sill, and swung himself to
the ground Harry Hines occupies the cell i'm
mediately beneath lie Barren's, and it is said as
the latter descended his rope he stopped at
Hines window and bid him goodbye. He was
now in the prison yard, but had yet to scale the
stone WALL which is sixteen or eighteen
feet high. He was evidently not long
in finding appliances to effect this OBJ
fourteen or sixteen feet in length, and about six
inches wide, which had been laid down in the
Jail yard for the purpose of carrying off the
Waste wafer from the wash house. a better
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THE LATEST.

Contradictory Reports OF BazRine's Move
ments and Purposes-A RumOred junction of
the Prussian Armies.
The dispatches which we publish in our
Second Edition do not tend to throw much light
on the situation. One report from Paris states
that Bazaine was yesterday at Metz, master of
the situation, while another declares that he
has effected his escape by way of Montmedy, as
asserted by the Paris correspondent of the New
York Times. The Crown Prince and Prince
Frederick Charles, it is also reported, have
effected junction to the west of Metz,
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CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Steamer 4. q. Bddle McCue, New York, w. p.
schr NJ. D. Cranmer, Horner Boston, Weld, Nagle
schr S. E. Jones, Handy, Boston, . do.
Schr /. A. Burlingame, Burlingame, Boston, do.
Schr Rising Sun, Jones, Boston, Repplier, Gordon
schr Gen: Grant, Coulburn, Richmond, Va, do.
Schr A. Wiley, Alvey, Richmond, Va, do.
Schr S. L. Simmons, Candy, Salem, Sinnickson & Co.
Schr Alexander, Baker, Hartford, DO
Schr NJ. McDougal, James, New York, do
Schr s. L. Simpson, Dolly, New Haven, DO.
schr Susan McDeyllt, Mcpeyitt, Noans, do
Schr Paugussett, Waples, Boston, DO
schr W.. B, Thomas, Wlnsmore, Boston, Jonn G.
Schr c. L. Herrick, Baldwin, Salem, 30.
Schr b. F. Lowell Leawith, Portsmouth, do.
Schr A. S. Cannon, Cobb, Cambridge, DO.
Tug Thomas jefferson, % Allen, Baltimore with tow
Tug chesapeake, Merrihew, Hayre-de- Craze, with
tow OF barges, ". P. Clyde Co.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Steamer Diamond state, Wood, IL hours from
Sassafras River, with mdse. and passengers to A.
steamer % Ann Eliza, Richards "a hours from New
York, with mdse. 10 W. r. clyde Co.
Schr Onkaki Bryant DAYS from Choptank River,
with railroad ties TO J. l.. Bewley Co.
Schr Aurora Arts day from FrederIca, Del,
with grain TO Christian 4 CO.
schr Restless, Baxter, days from Boston, with
scRr R. K. Vaughn, Risey, from quincy Point,
with granite TO Barker X Bro.
schr L: Frazier, Stee-man, from Boston, with ice
TO Penn Ice Co.
Schr b. L. Adams, NickersOn, days from Boston,
with nose. TO captain.
Schr Julia A. Crawford, Young, from Greenport.
Scbr Z. S. Watson, Adams, from Nantucket
Schr George Nevlnger, Smith, from Boston.
Schr A. Bartlett, Bartlett, from Boston.
Schr A. NJ. Lee Dukes from Boston.
Schr Roanoke, Barrett, from New London.
Schr Rebecca ". Hudde, Maloy from Norwich.
Tug Hudson, Nicholson, from Baltimore, with
tow OF barges to W. r. Clyde Co.
Tug G. B. HutchiDs, Davis, from Havre- de-CiTace,
with tow OF barges 20 ". L. clyde GO.
Special Despatch 10 The EVeniIsg Telegraph.
HAVRE-DE-GRACE, Aug. 23-The following boats
left this morning In toW:-
Harry with lumber to Rice Co.
Reyenue, with lumber TO Patterson LpplncOtt.
Carrie and Elper With coal, for Chester
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CLEARED THIS MORNING

STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
IA. M.......T0 IL A. M......s0 2P. M.,S
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French and English Accounts.

Bismarck in the Parliament.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
EvENISe TELEGRAPH OFF1cr.)
TuAsdav Auo o. 1or0

Tuesday Aug "a Is7o
The exhibit of the city rational banks issued
last night is again unfavorable to the market
all the principal items showing falling off as
compared with that of the previous week The
deposits are less by $197, $40, legal tenders bv
$2S3,673 and specie by $103 603. On the other
hand, the loans have been contracted sos, $40,
indicating caution among the banks to which
VIC have occasionally referred during the week.
1t is likely that we shall have to record further
advance in rates before long, though to-day
there was no apparent change worth noting,
Gold opened strong, with sales at IlG, de-
clined soon after the opening to 1159%, and then
advanced up to 116S5, closing at noon at about
1161l.
Government bonds are dull but advanced with
gold, showing that the market is less than usual
under the influence of the foreign operators.
The stock market was shade more active,
but we notice no change in prices. In State
loans there were sales Of the 6s, first series at
1885. City 6s, new, sold at 10113.
Reading Railroad was steady with sales at
471s, regular, and at 4S1S b. o. Pennsylvania
improved, selling at 5774. Sales of Little Scbnyl
Northern Central at a =.
Canal shares and the balance OF the list
attracted little attention, but they were steady.
4 sale OF Farmers and Mechanics Bank at l22.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
Reported by De Haven q Bro No. 10 s. Third street.
FIRST BOARD.
$500 City es, 0ld; ioi4 geo sh Read r.. g. AZ
500 ii IN S. 50 g 800 DO. Is. 30. 49, IS
$500 p, do do 90 lSS l5S CO. Az.
sh Lit Sch r.. :. a. 100 ....DoO do.... az: AZ
,a as sn Penna ss. % sh Le5v r.. TX
Is sh Cent Rls. Az 10 do. is. S7,S
II sh f q NJ Bk.,ls12S
LAY COoEE q 20 m quote government securities as
lil1sSlld5I DO; DO, July, iiS@liSh; do dc 1857,
100 Paci1cs, Iii 1f@1l2. Gold, 115aI.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine Ssvs see Inside Paqes.

(By 1slegraph)
NEW YORK, Aug. Arrived. steamship Holland,
from LiYerpoOl.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-12-15
Special Notices.
A TOrpid Systcm. !.
" .1s "" 15s<kD
Firm Of Beeler 4 Bro.

Sometimes, without any assignabie cause, the
PHYSICAL strength and animal spirits give way.
and a strange torpor falls alike on the body and
intellect. There is little or no pain perhaps,
but the natural vigor and elasticity OF the ner-
vous and mu, cular system seems to have depar-
ted, ,nd an indifference to the pleasures of life.
and even Of its grave responsibilities, takes the
place of that earnest interest in both which
charscterizes every ~ell balanced mini when
in healthy condition.
Th, state oil partial c'l'apse ia often the
premonito-y symptom Of some serious mala-
dy. Il indicates unmi-takab!y that the vital
pow era are angni>hing aud need stimalsnt.
In such case. the effect Of = few doses of
Ho-trtiei'. Stomach bittcrs is wonderfully
bep. fetal The great tonic wakes up the sys
tenn from iIs browse The sec,ctions and the
circu!iiion receive n rev impetus. The relax
ed nerves recover their elasticity under the
operations Of ih. specific, like the s'ackt ned
stro: 9Th Of a mus cal iu.trum' mt in the process
of tu.i.ii =. 1.etiargy and debility are tepla-
ced hv 'pergy ahd ger, the sririts rice. and
lie that almost ,eemcd a burden While he sea-
son Of derrrssion lasted, becomes once mote
| e. j"yaLe That such a radical change should
be rrodrccd BY a Umedy entirely devoid d!
the ro~erfnl alkaloid- a; d minerals SO exien
sively u>.ti il. modern practice, may seem i'cre-
dib,e to these Who in their f'iih on medicinal
ificac, OF active Io;sons, but if these skeptics
will take q e trouble to enquire Of ih'se who
have tested the corrective aud Alternative vir-
tnes Of the Buffers under the circumsta 8
descrioei, they will d the stat. ment TO be
true dr,S
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-12-15

scfati"y Of the eviden-e Submitted in Il.
vor of cop,roversed claims. and TO the
discovery Of ictitious cisims. which have
been heretofore allowed The sppropria-
tions for the employment Of special
agents for tho investigation Of ir.uis
has bern judicionsly u>e.i. and the results
obtainel have been of uhqnestionable
benefit to the se,vic-
The suij ,cts Of E iucation and Agri-
culture are OF great interest to the succsss
Of onr republics Institutions. and onr
hsppiuess and granleur ss . nation. In
the interest Of one. bnresu has been
established 10 tho Interior D part ment-
the Bareau Of Eiuesiion; an,l in the in
terest Of the other. a separate department
that Of Agriculture. helirve grea,
general good is to A,w from the opera
rions Of both Of these bureaus. il properly
foatered. Il cannot commend to your
careful consideration too highly the re-
ports Of the Commissioners Of E.lncstion
and of Agriculture. nor urRs too strongly
snch liberal legislation IS will secure their
efficiency.
II conclnsion. I wnnld sum MP the
policy Of the Administration to be Q
thorough enforcement Of every law: .
faithful collection Of tbs tsxes provided
for; ecoaomy in ihs dishursemsnt Of the
same; promp, pay msnt Of every debt oi
the ps'ion: reduction Of tax . as rapidly
as the requirements OF the conutry will
permit; reductions Of tax ,iion and tariff
to be SO arranged a. to aff ,rd the great
est relief to tbs greatest numhe.s; honest
and fair dealings with all other people, to
the end that " Il. wi.h ali its blightine
consequences. may be avoided. but with
ont surrendering any right or ohligatios
due to rs; Q reform in the treatment o
Iudians, aud iu the whole civil service o
the country: sni finally. in securing I
pure. untrammeled ballot. where every
m IN entitled to cast . vote may do 81
Just once at zach election. without fear o
molestation or prescription on &C count o
his political faith. nativity. or color.
Ereeutise Mansion. Dsc. 5. 1870.
U. s. GRANT.
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The LADIES' REposIroRY.-The De-
cember No. Of this Magazine opens with
Two 6ns engravings:. The Dream Of
Hope. and the portrait Of R-v. w. L.
Harris. The table Of contents contains
among other choice matter. Melanction,
The Caverne Of Adelsburg. The Tyranny
of Custom. The Beauty Of Q ,ietness. The
Death Of Jacob. From Alssce to thy
Har,z. with illustrations. DC. We desire
to commend this Magazine to every fam
ily. There is never On article in il that
cannot be commended. Its influence is
to elevate. to refine the taste. to purify
the affections. Every Methodist minis
ter is sg.nt for it. and while it is pub
lished by that denomination. it is good
for ell. Published at Cincinnati, Chicago
l. ST. Louis. by Hitchcock and Walden
at So so; contains two engravings OF
steel in each No: has 80 pages Of read.
ing matter and an escellen, list Of con
uiLu.ors.
The GOLDEN Hnuns.-The same fru
also rubbish the Golden Hours. m ex
cellent paper for y"une people. 1
comes ct $500 end is well worth th'
money. Better than . dts"n trashy an
Aasby mag zines.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-12-15
.N,p ro"CE,.,, s,.,. .l..,ion "a,

MP Every State election year.
Democratic papers spring up all over the
State. snd threaten TO jast sweep thiogs;
bot i'm medistely after tho election. they
evapnrats fast.
Lat Summer. . coupls Of hish-toued
Sou'hern Chi,.lry started . Democratic
psp'r " lie Roy. called the Advocate.
hey clsimea TO have original ideas ol
their own. end meant to show the dun.
e'rer- o' 'h- press out hero in Kansas how
to 'un a talented paper. That sheet has
inst given mp the ghost.
The lola Statesmen. conducted BY
Berry. who sued Uaion officer Of Mis-
souri for snch . remarkably big sum ol
dsmsges. snd got 20 rem arksbly little.
hss jast been mounted on wheels. and
sought another location.
The demiss Of the Ossgs Democrat.
that sped Brick Pomeroy's paper. We
have spoken Of heretofore; and the
"houuds" are badly Worrying the rWs-
mego Valley"
Kansas is not healthy State for De.
mocrscy. About the only papers Of that
stripe that will remsin. arc the Lesveu.
worth Commercial and the Atchison Pa
triot-snd they will Be saved BY being
within reach Of the rebels Of Platte and
Buchanan Counties. Missouri.
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dbe Ransas Chief.
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS:
thursday, ): December Is, 1870.

USIrED STATES SENATOR. We do not
wish to mix in the newspaper election Of
United States Senator, further thsn to ex-
press an opinion now and then. But We
do think that the effort to make Judge
Lowe . candidate is impolitic. The peo
pie have elected him to Congress. and
want bin there during his whole term.
They do not desire to 60 into snother
election before hs term eommences. sud
have the same bitter fight over sgain.
We have no donbt he is satisfied with
his place, and bis friends ought to be-
That Judge Love is 8 good, honest. and
capable man. no person believes more
heartily than ouBeIr; bat there are other
good men in the State. and these favors
may as well be divided around.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-12-15

~ The ls'est excitement st Wash.
ington. hss been occssioned BY the pub
LEGATION Of letter written BY A imirsi
Porter to Secre,sry Welles. in 1865. Sc
vsrely rejecting upon Gen. Grant. The
Admiral has backed down and crswled
out Of it 10 . most pusillsnimous way
FOR the esks Of being appointed to The
position msds vacant BY Fsrrsgut's death
The worst Of it is. thst the letter was se
life like and truthful. being perfect pho
tograph Of Grants character and dispo.
sitiou. Porter has outlived his % auhood
aud onght to follow far,gut
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-12-15
Correspondence.
For the Chief.)
wH.rE CLOUD, December II. II

wH.rE CLOUD, December l. 1870.
Eprroy CnIEr:-In your issae OF December
9Th, notice q communication from p T. Abel,
in hich he repeatedly alludes to an old s.ill
in sncering and c"nte fnpteo-s manner. and
evidently with intention 10 DO an injmy. per-
haps an insult in addition, - the business in
terests of Individuals conssfhed the ewiih. Il
is hardly admissible for a gsntlemar while
discnss ing public ,tters, to expose to ridicnle
any honorable business in which private in H.
viduals are pnsag-d. even when the facts in
the case might hear him out IL SO daing; much
less when the facts in the case do not. In my
opinion-and is has also been remarked by
others a course is entirely uncalled for
and unjusti6able, whether done wilfally and
mal,ciously or through ignorance. 1t might
barely be suggested, that person who permits
himself this license, and practices it promiscu-
ously, must, at least. have care that he does
not som etime ipfiict an injury that cannot be
borne. This il not the first instance that the
officials Of the A. 4 N. R. R. have found oc-
casion to do this. aving previously stated. in
public manner. that We had nothing but q
one horse mill; that they could build better
mill for fifteen hundred dollars, etc, s,o.
Now, all have to say to tie gentleman Is,
that If he sustains the opinions heretofore ex
pressed in regard TO our mill. they can be made
to ben eft him from ono 70 five thousand dol.
lars, on the following terms: l will contract
to 1000 feet OF lumber in less time, OF
more lumber in ten hours, than any circular
saw mill now running in the State Of Kansas
For the sake of good will among ne'ghbors
White Cloud mills excepted.
| WM. N. BIXBY,
| Firm of Beeler Bro.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-12-15

~ We notice that number OF our
Republican exchanges sre offering the
Chicago Republican ss . premium. in
connection with <6eir papers. It might
have teen . good thing once; but under
the new management. we wonld rather
exert ourself to introduce the New York
World or Brick Pomeroy's Democrat
into Republican families. Neither Of
them is more rebel, and neither Of them
half so sneskiug. ss the man who now
controls the Chicago Republican.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-12-15
An Exr.lrA1,os.-Th. G .roett Plain.


An ExPLASArIoH.-Ths G Wnett Plain
dealer explains that It is opposed to Gov.
Csrney's running for tbs Sensts, this
Winter. simply because he hes no show
to be elected. as that psper has pledged
itself to Ex Governor Crawford: bat ihs'
two years hescs be cen b electsd over
Pomeroy. because it viii suppmt a'm
Il desires us to give It tas be''sfi Of ih'.
explsustion, for fear Gov. Carney will
suspect II of desire to ..do him dirt"
As Carney probably rrads no Other
paper bot the Chisf. he will take notice.
that the Garnet Plsindeslsr thinks hi,
chance sgainst Pomsroy. two years from
now. will Be ex :ellens: and sIso thin<s.
in the adjoining column. that Thad
Walker will stand pretty good ch snc'
sgsinst Pomeroy as the same time! Go
slow, Thomss.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-12-15

. E A la,e issne Of the w athena Re-
porter contained q severe rnb upon the
Chairman Of the Republican Comfy Cen
trail COMMITTEES. charging him with having
worked sg.;n<t the regular Republican
ticket. on election day. II this be true,
he no longer deserves the confidence Of
Republican,: hut Republican Of Troy
informs ns that he knors the Chairman
worked for The straight Republican tick
ct on said day.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-12-15
HIGHLAND NURSERY,

A GOOD stock Of Apple Trees. and Fruit
"A Trees Of all kinds together Nth choice
lot Of Hedge Plants, Tor sale.
The subscriber. having raised fruit from bis
own trees. which has proved to be good. and
grafting from bearing trees, IL prepared to fur
nish trees. good, reliable, hardy and scclima-
ted. from his own Nussery. Ten years expe-
rience in Kansas proves that home grown trees
do best. The tres viii be cold as cheap -
good trees Of like quality can Be bought else
where. Apple Trees asd Hedge Plans .
specially. 8. J. ED0ERLY.
Highland, Kansas, Dee. IS, 1910.
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~ The editor Of the Garnett Plaindeal.
er says that trip through . portion o.
the State satisfies him that F. P. Baker.
or some other person in the Record Office.
will. without doubt, be elected State
Printer. This msy bc all true; bot it re-
qrires Q deal Of sccuteness to find this
uncertain thing ont to certainty. simp-
ly BY trip through . portion Of the
State. Can the Plsinds.ler tell what The
price Of butter will be next "Fsstn acht
Day." BY an examination about the root
Of Q cows tail?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-12-15

v 1t is good thing for Kansas.
that e. G. Ross and Sidney Clarke ere
both csndidstss for the United State.
Senate. They are striving which car
get through the most bills for the benefit
Of the State. Ross has introduced bill
in the Senate. making Lesvenworth q
port Of entry; and Clarke has introduced
one in the House. for the relief Of cities
and towns on the public lands. They
will crowd through all they can. between
this and the 10Th of January. We don'l
suppose the P,ics Raid bill will be on,
OF them.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-12-15

r. 1t is amusing. whenever Gov
Carnsy's n'ms is mentioned in connec'
tion with the Senate. to see how q certain
set Of editors in Kansas go of into con.
niptions about vulgar ignoramuses. brsiu.
less corruptionist. and oil that sort oi
thing: We notice tbs: one old seed has
taken to doing this. that used to employ
bis eloquent pen to prove that Carney
wss not such Q man. For years the old
pauper subsisted on Csrney's charity
bus as soon as his rations are cut Of. be
commences snsrling ct the man that fed
him. Carney. when giving something
for the public good. is capital fellow
but Carney. when asking something at
the hands Of tae public. is terribly mean
man.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-12-15

TIE "THREE WITNESSES. Es."-"'The
Western Rural is o most excellent paper.
SO says every body."-W. S c.. Ma
quoketa, Loua. 1--WE consider the V est.
ern Rur.l the best agricultural paper
published. II. v T. Farmers. II
you wsns n prosper. take the Western
Rural."-J B. Boyer. Only so 90 per
year (52 numhers). and numbers free T. 9
rcmsinder Of 1870. Specimens free.
Splendid premiums are given for clubs.
Address II. N. F. Lewis. Publisher. q,
either Chicago. ILL.,. Detroit. Mich, CO.
lumbus, O., or Kansas CITY, Mo.
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r. A number Of citizens of L.aven.

H A number Of citizens Of Lesven.
worth have published . call. asking I
man nsmed Caldwell to become . csndi
date for United States Senstor. We OBJ.
serve that not one Of the siguers viii havs
. vote for Senator. Such calling as thai
isn't enough to do goose proud. Nov
If majority Of the members elect to th'
Legislature would serve call upon som.
fellow to become . candidate. it would
look somewhat encouraging.
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~ The United STATES Patent Laws,
with ip.tructions ha W to obtain Patents,
is the title Of q work Of l12 psges. sent
to rs by Mum l. Co.. 81 Park Row.
New York. Ii also contains the effi:isl
rules. nrms for patent d'e'ls. hints on
selling paten's, $50 diagrams Of mechan-
ical movements. and . l.fgn variety ol
other useful Information. il ia hook
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