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but one result could come from the cleo
lions Of 1875. Never before in the his
tory Of the State have the Radicals
been scared so badly SIS they are to-day
in Iowa. II they do not lose it alto
gether, they only hope to save it by
scratch. In Wisconsin victory for the
Democracy is certain. Carpenter says
so, and so does the Milwaukee NeICS, at
one time a strong administration news
paper. OF Kentucky, Arkansas, Vir-
Rinis, Maryland, Texas, New York and
New Jersey, it is scarcely worth while
to talk. The Democracy OF each is rock
ribbed and aggressive. In Ohio the
money question is the main issue, and
just so sure as the times are hard, and
Rsdicalism is justly held responsible for
the fact, just so sure will Governor Allen
be reelected by an immense majority.
Altogether, the outlook is one which
promises for 1876 the most complete
political overthrow for the dominant
party ever recorded in the history OF po-
litiCal warfare.
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MUNICIPAL Encouragement seems
20 be the rule and not the exception in
the United States. The latest and most
fragrant instance Of it comes to us from
New York, where there Is just now be-
ing conducted an investigation into
police affairs by legislative committee.
The evidence so far addUced is most
damaging to the chief officers, reveal
ing a state Of things that must
alarm the general public and give the
criminal classes hope. The Herald,
in its report OF the proceed
ings, admits as q disgraceful aud
djscreditable fact that the department
of police, TO which has been committed
the care Of the lives and property of our
citizens, has for some time bsen para
lyzed and weakened by the criminal
action of its leading officers. This is no
idle statement, for it is too susceptible of
proof to be controversial. Day after day
the readers Of the Herald have been
given statements made by witnesses
before the committee that were astound.
ing in their nature. Captains OF police
were boldly accused Of having protected
professional gamblers in the exercise Of
their nefariOus business. Other officers
Of the same important and hitherto hon
Orable rank have been also described as
levying a species Of hi6eOUs b'ackmail
upon poor creatures who gained Iiveli-
hood by life of shame. Not only
were captains Of police thus charged,
but there wound credible witnesses who
appeared and accused certain officers Of
that rank Of having shared in the spoils
Of that despicable class Of criminals
known as panel-thieves."
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If any Radical office-holder or organ,
interested Speculation, or prejudiced news-
paper writer has given 3 sensible or
logical reason why the above status
should be changed in any particular,
save to the advantage OF the Democratic
party, and TO the increase Of the Demo.
cratic majority in each OF the States
where such majority Is known 70 exist,
the reason is not accepted anywhere as
good or sufficient one. On the con-
trsTy, twenty good reasons might be
given why the grasp OF Democracy on
the States already in its possession
should be increased and strengthened.
There is, to begin with, the financial
condition of the country; then the act
ual want in many places; the total sus-
pension Of business in many others, and
the crippled and fOrIorn state of some OF
the most important industries every
where. Add to all these physical causes
of complaint, the additional and strong
er one Of a general belief In the thor
Ough dishonesty and corruption OF
and it is difficult to see how
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FRON the New York R,,yet;.

FROM the New York Bulletin we learn
there are now thirteen civil engineers
employed in making up the plans, etc,
from field notes, for the Improvement
Of the Tennessee river. The work at
Muscle Shoals will be pushed forward SIS
rapidly as the appropriations will per-
NIT. On many Of the most important
shoals from Chattanooga to Kingston
the work is complete so far as the Skill
Of the engineer can make it.
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ss@s. H p LEF asvRK, Principal.
NOTES DaMEOF nARYLsND-Colle-

NOTES DAME OF MARYLe SD-COlle-
N giate Institute for young ladies, near
GovanstOwn, Baltimore county, Nd, ~ miles
north Of baltimore, cOnducted by the School
sisters OF Notrs Dame. This institution is
most de5irably located. The grounds are
extensive and the building is conducted with
every accessory for comfort and convenience.
Inc system OF education pursued is designed
70 develop the men tai and physical powers OF
the pupils, to make them refined, accom-
pIished and useful members of society. Board
and tuition, including the French and Ger
man languages, S24li youTg ladies desiring
private apartment, s3l5. For particulars send
for catalogue. au3w
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MANUFACTURING JEwELEB,
Fine seWeIFy, Watches, Clocks, Games
SPecGacles, Etc.

Solid Gold Watches from $40 to 500. Solid
Gold Chains from Sl5 to Sl5O. The celebrated
Elgln Watch silver, $50 TO s75. Silver I'm
ported Watches, IS TO $40. Solid Gold IL c arat
Rings, warranted perfect, 81 50 per penny
weight; aud other things in proportion.
Repairing in all its branches, and setting OF
precious stones, and matching odd jewelry,
and hair chain and pipe mOunungs special
tv. School Medals, Jewels, Stencils, Seals,
etc. Old gold and silver wanted.
sos Second street Memphis, Tenn
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university QF EIREE.I

sUM@ER LATT Ikea UREe-5rfr,e "
will begin 18th JuIy,is7j, ard eud I5tn Ssr
Der. Have proved Of gual Ese. 18th
or other Law school; 2d--tO those who v,TOl
to study privately; Sd-tO young prsc riti9i
who have not had the ADVANTAGE @ ey-S
attic Instruction. For circular ap DIV IA
University Of Va 10 JOHN B. NJ iN0P II
Com. and stat. Law.
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AN extract in reference to our de-
ceased Ex-President, which appeared in
Yesterdays APPEAL credited to the
New Orleans Republican, ought TO
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have been to the st. Louis Republican,
which excellent journal has always
been friendly and lenieut to Mr.. John.
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G1NS GLIlAII0N,

rzJE = White River valley and Texas
I-Ea Company having consolidated
the 70 mp ais and Kansas City Railroad
E-gE, gives 20 iGe latter Company q cons
BE Increase Of i.s capital stJek, and 20
peeled. that the work OF clearing on and
ing the road VIII be commenced az an
gay, bids .OT that purpose having been
% Size company. TIE undersigned IS Il
CeiviUE subscriptions In Arkansas Lam
WHiCE The company is paying fIom {
Evg tg.I Tara per acre, as heretofore pUGl
rsg" Is tl- time To subscribe lands,
La= y are ss-e eel for 1915.
R-weu1=r. all taxes cease from date
ss-sp-rHl. All communications address
the undersigned. care adams & Dixon,
- iisOu street. Memphis, Tenn. viii u
prompt attention. IL. EcTEA
Suhsarirlinn Agesst x a E-,L q Z
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CAANGklHs Z 8ALE
OF
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On Saturday, August Z, 1876,

No 38s2.-In the Second Chancsrv Carr.
Shelby county, tennessee. J. WhCI
guardian, etc, VS.. Annie A herceDgl. b. 3. ~ Il
DT virtue OF an order Of ale r-qde fT1 M
d cause. on July 6, 1873 minute hook s. nj
So and 90, VIII sell, at public auction. IL + Il
highest bidder within LEGAL hours. In fr1Uf
the county court house. corner Main and %
lar street', city Of Memphis, TeuuCsse.
Saturday. August z, 1875.
the following described real estate fo-yvit. ri
ginning on ". hardiu's south line. ~ char
West OF hi5 southeast corner, ruunipg f6e1d
@sFuly on line parallel with 9ns ~
Llue OF 7'-acfe tract belonging TO Annie 4 ~
cE1Molg 10 the u0rtheaS. bank on l,yb-si
creek tleIce down said creek with lis Ti5sr
ueil.-7 20 -ts intersection with said Harffir'
SOulu me thence east with said Ha-6fTr
sOulA HAe ts'E chains 20 the Eegiuuf.u-. cor
t'tl.tL'E t. acres more or less being NJ YES
portion OF Tie said Annie 4 H.rrr-r,- So e
conn OF shelby, Tennessee. 1'.7 IA III
Terms o. Sale-Cne-third cash b4rs-,.,.s-
and u months notes with appT,yl5 C,,i u
Lien retained redemption barred III ~
This JuIy 4, $50.
VI, ID. l.. STEWART. Clerk and Not
BY Geo. Ma.lery, ID. G. and ST - s'7'eF'
L. ". Frazer Sol. for Complainant 40
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70 EEBCHAETs A&DB5NgBI
-. -. TOOF.
Job Printer and B0okbin,
No. 10 COURT sTREET.
srs. CuthbsTt's Boarding ard
Sc1O0i for Young Ladies,


THE Principal would announce to
Z friends and patrons Of the south
southwest, that thiF institution WI. re
on Monday, september 18th, IN its uerV
COmmOdiUus building, Sixteenth au,t
streets. ST. Louis. This bu IdIug. kr ovv
the City University has been rpm0a eied
Tilted Dip, max ing IL O-e OF the Iiu'St &C.
buildings in The wet. Many faCi fffas /
been added and the scbOO, may nov 10
sideIed comp etc iu all its departments.
ereuCes can be given in all the western
southwestern States.
Address for catalogues and Information,
ElRS. EUGEHIA CUTHBEET STIr1
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EnGEWnRru SCHOOL

NO. SO Franklin street between Cathedral
and Park. Baltimore, Maryland. The
THIRTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION of this
English and French Boarding and Lay
School for young ladies, Will reopen on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH.
For circulars address,
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snOfher ReEieR.
The present political complexion Of
the above States is indicated below:

ArKausasl DemOcTatIc majority go, Sc
California. iopu0ilcan state officers, OPP
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H. BROWN, COahoma county, MissIssippis
J. G. ALEXANDER
B. N. STRATTON, formerly with Porter
Taylor & Co.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-19
EDITION,
The BayOnet in Mississippi-Eject-
ment of the Vicksbure SIlerin.

VIcKsBURd, MISS, January 18.-Maior
Geo. f. Head, with Il squad Of federal
troops, with fixed bayonets, acting. it is
s%d, under orders from Gen. Emory,
to-day entened the sheriffs Office here
and forhibly elected Sheriff A. j. Flana-
gan, who was i'll possession by virtue of
The recent election, about the validity
OF which there is n constitutional aues-
zion. His right TO the office has not
however,. been questioned by any legal
proceedings.
The military appear to have acted
upon army orders alone. Major Head re-
ported his action to Chancellor Hill, who
was holding court in an adjacent room,
by whom the action of the military was
countenanced and seemingly. approved.
Sheriff Flanagan also reported the facts
to Chancellor Hill, and appealed to the
court to protect him in the discharge OF
his duties, which request was refused
The chancellor appointed w. III. McGhee
sheriff pro TEN, and he was placed in
possession of the Office by the military.
DcGhee is q white republican, and as a
deputy under Sheriff Crosby.
Chancellor Hill, upon opening the
court two weeks ago, adjourned it till
to-day, in order to determine what
course he would take in reference 10
the shcriffalty. Mombers of the bar
present protest against courts allowing
and apparently approving of military
Inference with its officers as a violai-
ion of all law and destruction of civil
government.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-19
GENERAL NEWS.

The intensely cold weather CON
tinnes in the Northwest, and severe
snow storm prevailed throughout that
region yesterday. A telegram from
Fort Laramie describes the storm there
rs Fearful" the thermometer being
4O degrees below zero
Official data show that, on the Sd of
November last, there go soldiers in
Alabama. The number included sc
officers. The troops were distributed
in thirty different places, A being the
lowest and So the highest number at
any one place.
The Senators and Representatives
from Louisiana, Mississippi and AR.
kansas, met last night and appointed n
committee to wait on the President
and urge him to recommend Congress;
to aid in reconstructing the lcvces on
the Mississippi river.
Judge Macarthur dismissed the writ
OF habcas corpus in the case of Irwin,
at Washington, yesterday, and remand
ed the recusant witness TO the custody
OF the Sergeant alarms of the House.
VIM. II. Aspinwall, woll-known in
commercial circles in New York. died
last evening.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-19
TREATING The WRONG DlsEAEs.

Many times women call upon their
iamlly physicians, one with dyspepsia,
another with palpitation, another with
;ronble OF the breast. another with pain
here and there, and in this way they all
present alike to themselves and their
easy going and indifferent doctors. sepa.
rate and distinct diseases, for which he
prescriics his pills and potions, ussum-
ing them to be such, when, in reality.
they are all symptoms caused by some
uterine disorder; and while they are Thus
only able perhaps to palliate for a time.
they are ignorant of the cause, and en-
courage their practice until large bills
are made, when the suffering patients
are no better in the end, bnt probably
worse for the delay, treatment, and 9th :
cr complications made. and which pro
per medicine directed to the cause would
have entirely removed, thereby institut-
ing health and comfort Instead of pro-
longed misery.
From Miss lioRTNDA Il. ST. CLAIR, Shade,
Athens county, Ohio:
CDR H. V. Pierce, Buffalo, y. Y.-Your Fa.
vCrite Prescription is working almost like a
miracle on me. | am better already than /
nave been for over two years"
From ELLA A. ScHAFER, GAINESVILLE, Ind I:
"Dr. Picrcc-I received the medicine Won
SEM me and began using il Immediately. As
q result OF the treatment | feel better than |
nave tor three wears"
From Mrs. JOHN X. HAMLIN, Odell, ILL.,:
CDR. Pierce-Thc Favorite Preservation has
dohe me good, which ! am very thankful for"
DIR. Picrcc's Favorite Prescription "a
sold by dealers in medicines.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-19
Congress YesteTd0y'

In the United States Senate yester-
day, the Diplomatic Appropriation
bill was reported, with amendments,
and placed on the calendar. A mum
Der of bills were reported from the
Finance Committee and indefinitely
postponed. Mr.. SchurZ's Louisiana
resolution was laid aside and the Leg
islative Appropriation hill was con
sidered in Committee of the Whole,
Various bills removing the disabilities
of eXCOnfcderates were introduced,
and after an Executive session, the
Senate adjourned.
In the House, the usual flock OF
Monday bills were introduced, among
them being one of Mr.. Myers, of Pen
ma, To increase the duties of umbrcl-
las and parasols The.bill appropriat
ing S25, 900 orthe expenses of King
kalakaua's reception was passed. under
a suspension of the rules. Adjourned
The daily gazette., 1875-01-19

NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS
~ Notice is hereby given that all persons
indebted for County, State and Poor lax for
the year 1874, for the Second or Northern Dis
trict of Wilmington Hundred, must call and
settle the same. The Collector will he found
ut his Office, corner of Eighth and Shipley
streets, orm the evenings at his residence,
S05, West Fourth stseet.
DUTY OF CoLTECTOR.-If any person fail
or neglect to pay their Tax within ten days
after this notice, the Collector may levy and
collect the same with cost, according to law.
II the owner of any Real Estate shall not
reside IN the Hundred, or is minor, il shall
be the duty of the Collector to lew and col.
lcct the same on the personal property of the
tenant thereof.-Erfract from hr Ia,c
LEWIS MCCALL,
jan 4tl, lSH.u Collector,
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SECOND EDITION
inauguration Of Governor Cochran
Re-efecfiOn IF SEN. tor B0Uuy,1.

DOVER, Del, Jan. 10, 1875.
At noon to-day both Houscs assem-
bled in Joint session in the court room.
IN the presence of large asgemblage.
The Honses were called to order by
Speaker Stockley. On the stand were
the Govcrnor-clect, Ex-Governor, the
retiring and incoming Secretaries of
state, Speakers f both Houses. Chan.
cHllor Salisbury and Judge Houston.
At 1920 the oath was administered bv
Chancellor SAULsBuRY, and after music
by the band. the Governor was intro
dnced BY Judge Houston and began his
inaugural address.
The Governor concluded his inaugural
at 1850.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-19

SHUFFLE BOARD AT WILMINoToN-Our
well-known experts, Nicholson and Long,
visited Wilmington last Thursday, Jan.
l4th, and played an interesting match at
Atlantic Garden, their opponents being
Trainer and Ryan, two capital players
TIE first game was a "stunncr," the
play being so close that the score was
give and take on every point, "20-alP' be-
ing reached amidst great excitement
among the large audience present BY
sharp play, Trainer and Ryan pulled the
game off in their favor, amidst applause,
The other games were equally close and
interesting, capital play being shown
by both sides. The progress OF the
match was watched with lively interest,
and at its conclusion Messrs. Ryan and
Trainer were warmly congratulated on
The daily gazette., 1875-01-19
STRAY WAITS.

A large supply of ovcrshoes at low
prices at Donahor's, S13 Market street
Jack and Clip at the Opera House,
tomorrow evening, will afford amusc,
mcnt to large audience.
Donahoc S13 Market street is reduc-
ing his stock. If you want bargains
M Boots, Shoes or Gums, that's the
place togo.
a free lecture will be given on
Thursday evening next, at 3 o'clock
in Institute Hall, on Explosive Mater
ials, by DR.. Lehman, OF PHILADELPHIA.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-19

ALARM OF FIRE The alarm of fire
about five O'Clock last evening, was
caused by the burning of some ink
barrels in the yard attached to Eoery
hcenin9 office, which created consid-
cradle smoke. No damage was sus-
tanned
The daily gazette., 1875-01-19

ATTRMPT TO Shoot CONDUCTOR
On Tuesday last Conductor Happersett,
OF the Wilmington and Reading Rail.
road. put d man of his train for drunk
enness AMI disorderly conduct at Front
and Penn streets. The man fiourished q
pistol and threatened to shoot the con.
dnctor and subsequently said he would
fulfill his threat when the train passed
Gold Run Station. A warrant was issued
for his arrest by the Mayor, and Lieut.
lIotz arrested him near Geigertown last
evening, and locked him up in the Sta
tion House. .-Redding Times, Saturday.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-19

Four EviIs.-Whoever habituallv uses
any alcoholic preparations as an "appetizer''
Will be likely to sufier from four evils, viz: an
oyorplus of feod in the stomach, impaired
ability to digest it, the pangs of ,lyspcps,a,
and doctors bill. DIR. WALKER's NEGE,
TABLE VINEGAR BirrERs, the great Tpetotal
Restorative of the age, without oyor.stimu
!ailng the palate or irritating the stomach.
mparts a heaithfnl appetite, promotes ,ligei'
lion, regulates tho liver and bowels, purilies
lnc biood, and TINS, instead of entailing four
The daily gazette., 1875-01-19
Il Cdrd from the LOIOers.
GAS House, Jan. 1S. 1876

EDITOR GAzETTE--iSr will You
please oblige the nightly dodgers of
the Gas House and City Hall by allow
ing us small space in your valuable
paper? We cannot express our hearty
thanks to Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford and
to the public generally for the interest
they take in our welfare, and also to
the Superintendent of the Gas House
for allowing us the privilege of it
while here. MANY SUFFERERS.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-19

One dollar invested IN the Texas GIft Con.
cert Association will surely get SJOOOO That
may seem impossible 10 many of orr readers.
nut endorsed as it is, by some of the mosi
prominent citizens OF Texas, we feel Justified
III recommending this association To all who
may wish To invest. Cal on the local Agent
OF this place and he will furnish YOU with n
plan OF drawing, which, in itself, guarantees
every one an equal chance. See advertise.
mcnt in another column,
The daily gazette., 1875-01-19
FIRST EDITION
TRINITY CHOIR will give. another
Musical Delineation of the Services
on Tuesday evening, February 7th.

LoDGERs. The cold last night brought
in forty lodgers to the City Hall cells,
and thirty to the gas house. This made
seventy who partook of a warm break
fast at Mrs Bradford'a soup house this
morning.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-19
THIEVES CAPTURED.

THE OLD CHURCH, GANG" BROKEN UP.
Last night Sergeant Legg and officer
Nickerson set themselves TO watch for
the gang OF thieves who haye recently
been committing numerous depreda.ions
in the eastern section Of the city. About
eleven o'clock they discovered Enoch
Rash, II well-known offender, whom they
marched of TO the City Hall cells. Be
sides his completely with these robberies,
Enoch Is supposed TO be the man who
stole boys overcoat from School No 4,
several weeks ago. The coat has been
recovered, and suspicion strongly points
to Enoch as the taker thereof
] he officers, after contining Rash, went
back anu took up their stations at the
corner OF Lord and Taylor atreets, close
to bakery where they suspected the
thieves We're staying. After IL cold, wea-
ny wait the door opened about quarter
past five o'clock, and ont came Thomas
or 'Blubber" Davis, and Dennis Maguire
who attempted to slip quietly away. but
were promptly seized by the officers
Davia submitted quietly, but Mcguire
and succeeded in pulling him down the
cellar steps Of the bakery. In the fall
the officer head was cnt and bruised
severely, but he held on to his man, over
mustered hun, and brought him TO the
hall. All three of the prisoners will
have hearing IN the course Of the day.
The arrest Of these men breaks up the
Old Church gang Of thieves, and relieves
that neighhorhood and the whole city
OF great annoyance. All the prisoners
are old offenders, and Davis was only re-
leased from prison after Il six months
stay, for larceny. He will probably have
longer stay next time.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-19
Fox THE INAuauRATroN.-A one

Fox THE INAUGURATIoN.-Ab one
hundred and fifty gentlemen left this
city at $50 o'clock, this morning, for
Dover, to witness the inauguration of
Governor Cochran. The City Cornet
Band accompanied them. The train
consisted OF five passenger cars. A spec
ial tram left earlier in the morning
FOR Mindlrtown 10 convey the Governor,
his family and friends to Dover.
senator Salisbury left Washington
Yesterday and went down TO Dover last
night for the purpose of attending the
inaugural ceremonies.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-19
Concentrated FnyOrinr Extracts

4 Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, Rose, BITTER Al.
h"n'l, Ginger, Mace, Celery, etc, etc, made
'iti roll Wholesale and retail by
r.. BRINGHURST n co,
Conner Sixth anll Market streets.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-19
Toilet MirpAps

fun assortment of all sizes, includin:
l'nhle magnifying, NC.
Il. BRlNGHURST 4 co,
Corner of Sixth and Market streets.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-19
Total.

We understand that Mesnrs. Long and
Nicholas are not satisfied with this de-
feat, and hold themselves ready to play
if desired.-Phild. city Item.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-19
No Suspension

J" the sale ot Boots, Shoes & CATERS at 3I9
5i9rl et auect, doors below Fourth
WM. II. BABCOCk u co.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-19
Fine Nail Scissors

, Hrved and straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
brushes, Nail Files, Nail Polishers, etc, for
aue by E. BRlNGHURST 4 co.
Corner SIKH and Market streets.
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Rood tor the I,ni,,es.

Childrcd fed on RIDGES FOOD will thrive
a strong and healthy, and become little mod.
u nt Youthful strength ani childish beauty.
apIc.-d9m
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Election oiI. y. Senator.

Both houses, at 1l:3O o'clock, took a
vote for U. 5. Senator, Thomas +. BAY
ARD being the unanimous choice of the
Democrats, Senator Riddle voting for
Judge Gilpin. RI.