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ID. J. EASTON, NJ. D..

DHlSlCIAN and Surgeon, treats all Acute
L Chronic and Surgical Diseases to which
men, women and children are subject. Office
and residence corner Of York and Seventh sts
Orders left at the Drug Store of Bacon, Thombs
Co. will be promptly attended to
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From the West Indies.

Havana, Jan. %.
A proclamation has been issued abolish
ing all direct taxes in the island, and here.
and duties only. The cessation of fraud.
IN the collection of customs has trippled the
revenue from this source.
Advice. FROM Porto Rico Of the lIth. via
Havana, state that the grinding of sugar
cane has commenced in the island. The
old tariff remains in force
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III. s. BALCON nj. D.

DHl SlClAN and Surgeon. Particular atten
L tion paid to the treatment of difficult and
critical cases, and to consultation Also, Ex-
aminlng Surgeon for Pensions. Office in tn,
building formerly occupied by Kuehn & Co,
bankers. Orders left ut L & J Robinson's
Drug Store will be promptly attended TO-
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DENTISTRY,

nR. A, J. PATCHEN. Dentist Office in
- Sherman's Brick Block, Eighth street
ManitOwoc, Wisconsin. Particular attention
given TO All the different branches Of the pro-
fession, and all work warranted. Teeth ex.
tractcd without pain
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&, KSEEI.VN(..

DEOFESSOR Of Music, &c, will give lessons
in vocal and instrumental music in the vii.
lages Of Manitowoc and Two Rivers Resi-.
icnce on Eighth street, near the court house
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Ir In the disrcputable debate, in the
house at Washington, on Thursday, on the
motion to print 49, 900 copies of the report
Of Commissioner Wells, the Republican
members from the western states united
with the Democrats in sustaining the mo
ton and in defence Of the commissioner.
The vote indicates slight diminution of
western dougfacoism in congress. and gives
encouragement to hope that Republican
members from the west hereafter will, in
part, represent their constituents, instead
ofemployiny al their time to guard the in
tcrests Of ''niggers" aud 'the descendants
of the Pilgrims.
The latter boast of an ability to take care
of themselves superior to that possessed by
any other people of this or any other coun
try, snd it is time that they be permitted
to prove .heir alleged superiority. The
country is now taxed some six or seven
hundred millions Of dollars year for their
benefit. Let as see if Yankee sharp
ness" will thrive when divested of such aid
as enables paupers to live.
Western Republican members of congress
have done we'll in sustaining the commits
sioner thus far. Now Re, them ac, fearless
ly and consistently in demanding the re-
forms in our tariff laws which his"fesort
proves to be just and necessary.
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New Advertisements,
Medical Notice.

Notice is hereby given that proposals for all
medical attendance upon prisoners in the
County Jail. will be received by the Clerk of
The County Board Of Supervisors until Feb
ruary 7th. BY order of the County BoarI.
r 2. FCESSE>ICH Clerk.
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II. O'CONNOR,

Door aud Shoe Maker, west side of Hub
ID h,:d'n building, corner of Eighth ana
Buifa! ST. eets, and will be ready at all times
10 Ia, ifa ture Boots and Shoes TO order, and
Of s-d he best stock that can be found in this
LAIEt.. 9 81
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JOsEPfs 81 MES

nEAIE2 in STOVES, also, manufacture
l. OF Tin, Shcet-iron and copper Ware. A
binds OF Repairing done. Shsp on Eight ct
nearly opposite the First National Bank
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For Sale.

Two houses, and two lots being lots number
II & II, in Block III, in Manitowoc. A good
hars'n can be obtained. Fer terms enquire
at 14E PILcr o.f.e .se.
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A Dh1NIsTgATRIX SALE. In Probate.

A DM1NISTRATRIX SALE. In Probate. -
a Manitowoc County Court.
In the matter Of Il. estate II Fred rick
Lang, deceased.
Notice i. hereby given, that hy virtue and in
pursuance of an order Of License made il, said
matter, on the 2oth day Of December A. d.
1869 by the County Court OF sid County, the
undersigned Christina Larg Administrative Of
the Estate Of Frederick I.ang deceased, will,
on Monday the 10th day Of January b. 1870
1T ten O'Clock in the ior enoon of id d y. at
the Office of the County Judge, in the Village
of Manitowoc. in said County offer for Sale. .at
Public Vendue, The following deScl. bed Lands
to-wit: The undivided Of neg OF nwq of the
nh Of seq Of nwq Of Section ore Town lS
Range % in the County IF Manitowoc.
The Terms of Sale Cash down
CHRISTINA LANG, Administr ,trix.
Dated at Manitowoc, he 2j day Of Decem-
ber A. ID. 1869. $685.
The above Sale stands adjourned three
weeks at the same place and tine If day Jan
l0:h 1870.
CHRISTINA LANG. Administrative.
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Business earos s .
WALKER g. WHITE.

A TTORNEI and Counsellor at Law O6ics
X on Eighth stree,, over the First Nationa.
Bank
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administrator Sale,

TN PROBATE :-NanltowOc County Court
i In the matter Of the estate of Michael
Flynn deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and
in pursuance of an order of license, m.de in
said matter, on the 10th day Of January, A. d.
1870. by the County Court of said County, the
undersigned administrator Of the estate of
Michael Flynn, deceased, will. on Monday The
3lst day of January 4. d. 1870 at ten o clock
in the forenoon of said y, at the Office of the
County Judge, in the Village of Manitowoc, in
said County, offer for sale at public vendue,
the following described lands to-wit: The north
west quarter OF the south west quarter Of sec
ton nineteen, town 20 r.nec y east. The
terms OF sale cash.
25-3t JOHN SHEAHAN
Dated at Manitowoc, The lo:a day Of Janu-
ary, A . u. 1879.
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Moilie T,usseli is reported to be insane
IN San Frauei,eo.
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e. Ii. TREAT,

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law Co,
~ lections promptly atuenled to. Office on
Buffalo street, between Eighth and Ninth
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AIRY SURGEON
And Cattle Doctor.

TOHN &. ROBINSON, Veterinary Surgeon
J and Cattle Doctor, Member of the College
of Veterinary Surgeons, Dublin, Ireland, il
perfectly acquainted with every complaint to
which Horses and Cattle are subject, and
has over 40 years practice. Resides one mile
fIom Manitowoc, on the Nj. & Nj. Plank Road.
To be found at I. j. Robinsons' Drug store
from A. NJ. to 8 Z. NJ.
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i Fl Il PILOT.
Our Village.

1t seems that the time has come, when
Manitowoc i. being awarded her rightful
position in the world Our neighborng
towns and cities are now beginning
TO see that. in Mani.owoc, lays the
necessary powers and natural advantages
that are destined at no distant day. to make
her city of no little Importance to them
and 10 herself Our Geographical position
being On the direct east and west line Of
travel-our magnificent larbor-our rap
idly increasing wealth. all are now attract
ing the attention of outsiders, and they are
beginning to loo,, this way, to connec, with
US; no. because they desire our advance
mert, but because they expect to profit
themselves by Joining us.
Mil~aukee would like Rail Road to
ManitowGc, for she thinks she can sec, not
far in the distance, a heavy pouring in Of
travel and freight here from q western
road, and she wants to draw share OF it,
to her own doors.
Appleton and Neenah, and with them
the whole country west, are anxious to
reach our harbor with their freights, and
from here placing it by water communica
ton, upon the Pere Marquette road, 10 the
east.
Green Bay will yet want to make our
acquaintance, for she begins to see that by
so doing, the two places can be benefited.
The editors of the Green bay Aduoca te,
visited Manitowoc few days ago, and on
their return published a short account of
their visit, in which they say:
Manitowoc is now q place probably a.
large as Green Bay, thrifty, energetic and
growing There have been times when its
interests were supposed to be diverse to
those Of Green Bay, but it is difficult to
divine in what possible way they are or can
be so-aDd already it's intelligent and lead
ing men arc discussing the desirabihty, as
we'll as the feasibility, Of rail road con
nectlon with this city. At some other
time We shall speak further upon this sub
ject; and meanwhile it is matter of con-
gratulatlon that in place now so develop
ing in business and size as Manitowoc, and
containing SO many energetic men,a feeling
OF friendship, and disposition to operate
together. rather than TO each other de-
trIment ls growing M
And SO the bali is rolling, and growing
larger in its progress; we say, let it roll.
And may our citizens be ever ready to push
it along-to remove any logs that may
be in the way above all things, do not
,eat for anything; if one project fails. try
another; and the time is short befors We
shall be on the high road to greatness.
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TERRIBLE DEATH.

a Man Caught in Machinery and
his Arm Torn Completely from
the Socket,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-13


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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-13
Helmbold's Extract of Euchu
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
II
eImbolds Fluid Extract Of Buoll

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- ait dl's -ea ~ tues vsE*Hs, wuathef sAstla
8, male or ten p., rrum Aheoyercal.e issns-
~, and no matter - b y loag auding. IL
plessaul IA t.sic ADD odor. lmm, diats ~ sclab
and mo Riiietiag than Any 81 tie piepat
tlou- u Ba OF lfea
Those rui rips ON br9Fnd So ~ dele4
r-ttau9n,. 81 core tho remedy At iper.
Fn- q, ado n.u-l be auas. that, hs,aesrf rigi
lts bo be attaek u ~ sbrr discare-, It
q asa u 40 tbe Uedl4 health and meata
Htsffs.
AIl Va, ably. dires-e- require he cid Of J.
rtuc HtLNGoLDs EXrA Acf BuCHt
o. goat D.gfrle
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DEMUVAL. ) sead att IHffies g. ibr $50
II erns = y tnciirsIer sfa sufrsaatag iaeHs
sisst bsse f~nsysd ms aaie e. nj rslsuae g.
sas rad lesiins gessft Faeteg Psiat 81 .
Ca b. foaad ~ sli ufae- b saose slsh.ns a.
ihiag is ass prnsss lie.
An JOHNSON. bsnust.
Manchester. a. Apul u, is7a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-13

STUDY brugy,s4 eeerW,tac Pr4ee q Is Be
Boae, o. 6 Bgees ia e. 5o Bsjcged h aug al
4sss tcspbs sqaftoWs "a ~ communication
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BOOTS & SHOES.

4 large sha supcriaf SOCK II Boots ana shns, cuu
.ssssiy sn hasd. comprising LAnlEy. INSISTS ssf
cHuDEESs' sEeGE.8oA .rgBmE gALfGLaYf
KIN BUTTON and ruLi.a BtioTs ara sliPrEEs
i ~ Roys sna Ys,sihs Baat, sho-s snd tabts
..sA. Al Il yairt ssa srllibs ii REDJcrn PRICES
At a. stots % ssafnssy krease, rtsrv an s'saf.
taapf peafe
80 LD COY
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-07

weeks each season about the Islands In
this location, tenting out part Of the
time, ''roughing it," as it is called, re-
cruiiing his health for the fall campaign.
This was the Dr's first visit. He SEEM
ed to enjoy it, and no doubt il will not
be the last one.
CRANBERRY lsLE
Is to the Eastward three or four miles:
and here we found Col. W. l.. Had
lock. engrossed in his farm, his blood
stock and his vessels. The Col. takes
TO blood stock, and he has good farm
for experimenting.
BAKERS ISLAND
Lies still farther to the Eastward. and
here is Light House. kept by Mr.
Alden Jordan, who is also good officer
Here we get view of the broad ocean:
and the sea comes rolling in with its
ccaseless noise. We spent an hour
sitting on the shore watching the waves.
and listening to their music. The
United States Schooner "Pharos" was
at this Island making its annual rounds
OF supplying the lighthouses with oil.
wicks. &c. &c. We made the acquain-
lance of the Master. Mr. Emerson. and
found him pleasant man. aud very
prompt officer
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-07

more congcnial cline until called back
to serve his country in an official capa-
city. lie has been living on official
pap until it is doubtful ifhe can live up.
on any other diet. The committee APP
pointed under the new regime has dis.
covered, it is said, a large number OF
frauds in contracts which will be
spread before the public in due time.
There is one thing very certain. and
that is the funds Of the Corporation
have been so exhausted. that all work
has necessarily been stopped upon the
streets, sewers &C.. &. This will be
regretted, no doubt, by the whole
country. as our streets have been the
worst of any city in the Union. rs has
been remarked By all visitors; but
what can we do? Our treasury is OK
hausted and we have no funds to pay
corporation laborers.
The heavy reduction Of the public
debt during the past month, is sub
ject for general congratulation here.
The rctrcnchment policy of the admin
iStahtoii- anu kbt WI AMY iii
which Secretary Boutwell, conducts the
financial affairs of the nation. is max
ing new converts every LAY to Grants
administrations. little ripples like the
defeats of the San Domingo treaty TO
the contrary. notwithstanding.
There is some little dissatisfaction n
felt among some of the Southern Con
gressmen on account of the strict eN-
animation imposed upon the cadet APP
pointees at West Point No incon-
siderable number Of those rejected this
week have returned 10 Washington To
urge their members to intercecde IN
their behalf. with view OF making
another trial for admission Among
IA number here are three colored noml-
ncc-.
Commissioner Wilson of the General
Land Office, j. in receipt % returns
from the following district land offices,
showing the disposal during the past
month of .l.si7 acres of the public
lands Humboldt, Kansas, i6,lsj !;
Sioux City Iowa. 2j.G62. Also. has
transmitted 10 the land Commissioned
OF the Flint and Pcre Marquette Rail
road company. nineteen copies OF Ger.
titled schedules, comprising twenty
two pages, and embracing in the aggrc-
gate 5ll .i2J acres Of lands granted by
the act of Congress of June 3 1886. -
the State in all of the construction Of
said Railroad. Also, has submitted
10 the Secretary Of the Interior for APP
proyal schedules Of tracts embracing
in the aggregate lii.iSl acres select
ed in the district uf lands subject TO
sale nj Council Bluffs, A. inuring m
der act of Congress Of June ~ 1864,
which granted the dl and even sect
ions for - miles To- ali in the constrnc-
ton of the Chicago, Rock Island aud
Pacific Railroads, a,signees OF the
Mississippi and Missouri company Of
Iowa.
LIFE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-07

for The Ellsworth American.
War: War;.
AiR. fpiIoI

Nix. EDIIoE:-
| was vain enough to believe that the
articles containing iocH news. whith
Were sent to the American each week
for some two years wcr" not cutirrlv
paper. Bat. Mr. Editor. whcn the
n r. IIArbor l.. q. war commenced,
felt il tn be NV duty 10 withdraw
from Your columns a. "a core pnndcnt,
and give the combatant- MI The space
that my articles have occupied; or
might occupy.
According to thi, weeks American.
The "war i over.
II seems that after Geu. Chamber
lain gave hi, lecture on The Surrender
of Lee" in your City, that YOU decided
10 bring the war 10 IN end
Mr.. Editor, YOU did well, and if you
had not been very patient, YOU would
have closed il before.
The controversy would have been
endurablc if ii had been about tie Bo,-
ton or New York +. o. but 10 consume
SO much space in "A county news paper
and so severely tax the patience of an
Editor about L. o. that doe, no, pay
salary probably Of fifty dollar annu-
ally, Is in bad taste, 10 say the best
For one, am glad this cruel war is
over" and now ''le: Us have peace"
perceive that another war i being
inaugurated on the Island, one of the
citizens has fired" upon the clergy
II am not mistaken the whole OF Mt
Desert does not pay more than five or
six hundred dollars per year 10 all the
ministers on the Island, and perhaps
they think that that's more than they
deserve. If the minister in question
does not reply, there will not be q
regular war.
Somebody may live in glass house,
and no reply may be provoked.
Neighborhood and church quarrels
are very bad for any community. Every
oouH wants the last WOrd.' and when
people make their quarrels known to the
public through the Press. they all suffer
loss, for who cares about a local diff
Guilty, except the parties living in the
locality where the difficulty exists.
What cannot be done peaceabIv. and
by tie use OF honorable means had bet
ter be left undone.
am glad Mr.. Editor, that YOU are
''closing down" on these local and Der-
sonai quarrels, the less YOU have OF
them IN your paper, the more interest
ing will the American be to your many
readers, .'.,' .. :, yours. .......
,July ID 1870
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-07
BOOK NOTICES.

THE OVERLAND MONTHLY for july lust
received. The descriptions OF California life
aud -cenery are a novelty fiom the manner
in which they are told. II Is As essentially a
Pacific Coast Magazine, representing the be Il
writers Of the Coast, as the Atlantic Mon
thly Is production OF the ''hub. The con.
tents for the present month are -
My First Visit to Brook Farm,
Joe Of Lahaina,
An Evening and Morning in Colima,
Sail Ho.
Dark Mig hit on Picket,
The Bonner Party,
Through the Lower Cost Counties,
laundering in Washington Territory,
II Only,
The Spectre Bull Of Salinas,
The farmsley House,
Sacramento Efchings,
Yosemite on Foot,
Dickens in Camp,
Mr.. Thompson's Prodigal,
Etc.,
Current Literature,
American Political EcOdomy-The Heart nj,
the Continent-The Private Life Of t,aIi,en-Mis.
van hortiand-Lost Sir Massingberd-BooKs OF
THE MONTH
Terms " per anEuni John II. Germany &
CO.. 40 Washington st. San Francisco, Cal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-07

The following proposition of the A.
Il W. Sprague Manufacturing Co., to
the city of Augusta, has been indefinite
ly postponed by the City Council: ."The
City OF Augusta hereby agrees to as.
sumo the cost, care and risk ofconstruct-
ing, operating and maintaining any fish
ways that may be revuired on the Ken
nebec dam; also to assume the cost.
care and risk of operating the locks and
the usual and ordinary repairs of the
locks and gates, and the cost and risk
Of keeping the locks and approaches in
suitable condition to meet the REQUIRE
ments Of navigation ;-procided, that
me A. q w. Sprague Manufacturing
company will agree 10 commence a
once TO rebuild and repair the dam i'm
thorough manner, and to 90 on with
the construction of the new mill And
IL sppsudages this season"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-07
President Grant ct Hartford-Enthu-
siastic Reception.
July I'd. 1870
HARTFORD, Ct, july 2.

The Presidential party arrived at 8
O'Clock and were received with enthu-
siastic cheers by large concoarse of
people, who had assembled there. Presi-
dent Grant left the train, leaning on the
arm of Ex-Gov. Jewell, and on reach
ing the Governors carriage which was
in waiting, Coy. Jewell introduced him
TO the people as follows:
Ladies and Gentlemen:
have the honor to introduce to Won
the President OF the United States,
propose for him three cheers. He Is
your President.
The cheers were heartily given. and
the carriage drove Immediately n Gov
JEWELS residence, many demonstrs.
tons being made BY the thronQs of neo.
pie who lined the streets on the roufe.
At 8 O'Clock this afternoon President
Grant was waited on by Mayor Chan
man, the Reception Committee ana
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-07

"a special dispatch to the Lewiston
journal says that the Lisbon Paper Mills
at Lisbon Plains, owned by A. c. Denison
s Co., Of Mechanic Falls, was burned
about three o'clock this afternoon. Loss
100000. The mil! was built in 1866. aud
had just been put in good order for the
manufacture Of fine book paper. Messrs.
n H. Parsons Co., Of New York, were
the selling agents. The loss Is partially
covered by insurance. All the stock and
machinery were burned with the min.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-07
Special Notices.
Twenty Seven Years Practice

In the Treatment OF Diseases incide ut to Females.
mas placed DR.. DOW at the head OF all ply sicians
making such practice a specially, and enable
him to guarantee speedy and permanent cure
n the worst cases Of Suppression and all other
AssssvsI Dy"0emssss, from cAaserev casse.
Al letters for advice mast contain d. Once, No
ENDiCorr STREET, Bosrox.
n b.-board furnished to those desiring to r.
main under treatment.
1esteo, July, le7o-spAe.lyr
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members Of the city government, at
Gov. Jewels residence. The Mayor
very briefly welcomed him 10 Hartford
on the part Of the city government; and
Gen. Hawley also welcomed him IN be-
half OF the citizens, accompanied il y
carriage by Mayor Chapman and gen.
Hawley. The President was then cs-
corted TO the Allyn House. aud for an
hour held public reception. Hundreds
Of people We're presented to him. and
large numbers were unable TO gain ac-
cess to the hotel parlors.
This evening an elegant reception was
given at the residence ofGov. Jewell on
Pennington Avenue. The extensive
grounds We're brilliantly illuminated by
calcium lights and lanterns, aud Colts
Band, stationed on the lawn, performed
choice selections OF music.-The large
mansion was thronged by elegantly
dressed ladies aud gentlemen. from all
parts Of the State. The house aud
grounds We're throngcd from $50 To
o'clock. Refreshments. from seeming
ly incxhaustihlc base Of supplies. were
served throughout the evening in the
supper room. The reception was pro-
bably the most elegant private reception
ever given il Hartford.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-07
PIMPLES ON THEFarr

coR Camesiones. Blaek-Heads Flesh Il
srubs, Pimplcy Eruptipus AnI RI,,D,p 'a'
nguratIons on the Face u~u Perry C,,. III u.
Ftuple Remedy. Reliable Harmless e'il0'
talns no Lea1 poisos- Depot, 10 Bona a. I. E
- 'N'' '''V''' NDt lnr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-07
REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.
For GOVERNOR,
Sidney Perham.
Fifth District Republican Convention.

The Republicans OF the Finh Congressional
District are requested TO meet in Convention by
Delegates. at Ellsworth on ThurSday the 2lsa
day Of July next IT 10 o clock q. l., Tor the pnr
pose OF nominating candidate for Representa-
live TO the Forty Second Congress.
E.ch city town and organized plantation Is en-
titiAa ~ one dele gate. one additional for every
enc hundred otes cast for Gov. Chamberlain in
lsGs or for a fraction Of atty votes.
Per order Of the Committee
7. c. wOoDMAN-
Chairman.