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SO SWEET, so pure,
SO safe, SO sure,
So suited To each dental want
The Fragrant SUzo,iJ,g e1

CONSUMPTION is impossible when coughs
colds and other acute affections OF the throat
and lungs are promptly met with the required
doses of Hdte's Honey Of HOTehOlod aud 7ttr
For sale by all druggists.
Pixies ToOthache Drops cure in minute.
--N
DIR. WIsTAR'5 BALsAM OF WILD CHER
RY way be well called a "wOnder of MEDICAL
science" 1t cures coughs and colds flS,ani,r,
III soOthes the iTritated parts; il heals the In
Illumination; and even consumption itself
yields to its magic influence. 80 cents and
81 Bottle large bottles much the cheaper
FROM PROF. A. JACKSON, Laval Unfver-
slty, Quebec: Il have used "A good deal of
Ltetigs Liquid Extract Of Beef in my private
practice, and can recommend it as extreme
~ useful In cases of debility and weak digeS-
uon requiring Strengthening nourishmeat.r
Scheller & Pinkard, Agents, Washington. go
Corns, &c -Easy Feet
being requisite 10 health and comfort thou
Sands OF the intelligent public patronize Dr.
W hlte1s weIl-knOwn establishment, 5S5 18th
street, opposite the Treasury, for relief from
Corns. BuniOns, Inverted Nails, Chilblains
Vascular Excrescepces, etc.
FREcKLEs removed by Natures Beautifier.
MISS HULETT is gaining a successful law
practice in Chicago Her "attachments" are
not easily resisted. She uses Natures Beau
ttfieT. l59G
FRECKLEs removed by Natures Beautiner
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales o
1872 were e219, eco. A,12-s.wt
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SALES OF RIAL EsrArE-Messfs. Young
4 Middleton sold at public auction for
Messrs j. g. Worthington and J. G. Head
Irrs-ees, a lot on 10th street east. near South
Carolina avenue, improved by q two story
fisms, TO the executors o. George ID. Asioot,
deceased, for 81 ,2O6.
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DEAD BODY IN A HAcK.-Yesterday
merninR Cmcer shepherd, Of the I'd precinct,
WOODEN shawl In an unused hack on sduare
between 4tb and 5th and L and n sfreets
nor!heast- The Coroner was notified, but
tGe child was dead &C the time Of its birth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-22
Corns &c -Ensv Feet
FREcKLrs removed by Natures Beautifier.
FREcKLEs removed by Natures Rsautin,

THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales
1872 were 1919 eco. A.12-s VT
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DRY GOODS.

Dh1 GOODS.
GEO. J. JOHNSON a CO,
III MsRKET APACE,
Have .ust received fresh supply q
NKw DRESS GOODS,
Black ipse... eers god Ct Is. 81 sDd we rSS"'
Ne. Cs.simere. in patterns and BY the yard, all
SO pieces fast oOlors Prnts. d.; have been selling
90 piece. Prints. at 5 CITE worth 10
case yard vide White Cotton, 1t 10 oenis, canal
TO suy in this city.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS,
Very cheap, to close oct.
] e. WISWALL & co.
To THE FRONT
Having been successful in dispcsins Of the unir-
,rsee portion OF their goods and having isled in
pated. have the homer 90 announce that they have
deter mined 10 continue their business, and shall,
On MONDAY, octobes Is,h,
Opens
NEW, FRESH AND COMPLETE STOCK
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
JSst rgrohased at the great BANKRUPT SAILS
in New York.
We call attention to
BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS.
rnis"us sac ihce 20 the i'm . rtsr 60 ba ofr. NJ an
unprecedented reduction ON al former prizes.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
New, rich and elegant.
CAsHNEREs,
ALPACAs,
MOHAIRS, dc.
AT AUCTION PRICES
Full lines ofUNDEBwEARf for every body l1ger
than ever before sold in am market.
CAssIMKREs, FLANSELs, BLANKETS, &C.,
direct from auction.
20o pairs FINE WOOL ia BLANKETS a
So former price s1O. Be-; ever sold for the money
BLEACHED LINEN TABLE DAMAsK, rSla
widths, so cents per yard.
EXTRA HEAVY CANTON FLASNELs. =
cents.
ANDRoSCRoGGIS BLEACHED COTTON, 10
cents.
PRINTS aud CAMBRICs job Lott ceu,s
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Thy peculiar finish OF the Elmvooi colIar
makes IL thoroughly perspfration proof. All
first class furnishing stores sell them,-Adc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-22

HE GRAND ICEY to-day found true bills
OF Indictment against Lawrence Bird for
and battery with intent 10 XII: and recon-
mer ded The discharge of James A. Herbert.
committed TO Jail July 18th. on the charge OF
a police oficer.
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INSURANCE.

JOHN L. ARMS. ID. W. kETcHaN.
ARMS KEfCaAN,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS AND
BROkERS,
lie Droit Building, Corner OF and SIN Streets
We represent q line of STRONG COMPANIES
and Insure BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE and
or damage By fire on the best terms sep2l "
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nRISS sHl9Ts-Fine Dress SHIRTS. ready
R..5 made, iSI Think Of that, only 81 for Fine
DRAWERS, rs cents. 1919 r street, near iith
street octl8- m
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Splendid Cottage Car pets, Is and 81 cents;
- new patterns Ingram, 50 cents;
~ pieces new pattern Extra Ingram, so cents.
Is pieces new patterns superb Ibgrain, rs cents:
~ pieces new patterns 3 ply tail WOOL, al;
- pieces new patterns Tapestry Ingram, Gle;
II pieces best ply, 81 IS;
Tapestry Brussels, 81 p;
Oil Cloths, Rugs;
az. cents up;
Tapestry Rugs, Hassacks,
&C.. &c, &c, &C, &c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-09

In an address to the colored people OF
Chillicothe, Ohio, last Monday, Prof,
John NJ. Langston, Of Washington, said
that when the Democratic party shows
itself worthy OF their support the party
relations Of the colOred people will no
longer be defined by color lines, Atpres-
ent, however, the duty OF the colored
voter in Ohio is to support the Republic
can candidates. Referring to the advice
recently given the colorCd people by eX'
Gov. Scott, Of South Carolina, Prof. Lang
s!on said "Gov. Scott may be assured
first, that the colored American will at
tempt no Independent political organiza-
ton, prcfcrring his vote to the Demo.
cratic party upon the terms suggested by
him. Nor, in the second place, is il pos.
sible to play upon his fears in such II
manner as to scare him into the Demo-
cratic party for the sake Of gaining snCcOr
when defeat ovcrtakes the Republican
party, Whatever others may do, what
ever may be their course, ms yet the col
ored American finds no cause for pur-
suing any other course than that adopted
heretofore and to which he has persist
emily adhered"
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charge Of the navigation interests in be
half OF the Government OF the Ohio Valley,
urge the extension OF slackwater to Fair.
mont. 1t Is here, in my opinion, that it
shOlld terminate. Here properly speak
ing b tho head Of navigation Of the Ohio
river. Here there is an outlettn the sea.
board over the grand trunk line, the
Baltimore * Ohio Railroad. / am az
much in favor Of railroads Us | am OF
river improvements, hut in no sense do !
consider them rivals; they are more prop
erly adunCts OF each other. But it Is
particularly the province OF our great
rivers to transport the cheap commodi-
ties, such as coal, grain, ores, building
stone and timber, and thus encourage the
railroads to follow in the track Of the
awakened industries to carry passengers,
mail, express, and the more valuable
freights and manufactured articles,
ltisa most astonishing fact that the fall
OF the Monongahela from MOrgantown to
FairmOnt, almost in the heart of the
mountains, should be less per mile than
is to be found on itsrugged, big, untamed
brother, the Allegheny, from its mouth
up In fact for ninety miles up to the
State line It has less fall than the Ohio
itself to Wheeling, the same distance be-
low Pittsburgh, Its this comparatively
little fall and the unparalleled mineral
resources OF this valley that has made
the city OF Pittsburgh with its 100000 in
habtants.
1t seems that the distance between Nor
ganlown and Fairmont is 2S miles, and
the fall OF water only about lifty.two feet,
Therefore, in order to make the river
navgable, II is said that it will he neccs-
sary to build four dams, the cost OF which
will amount to 100000 or 100000,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-09

Mr.. SAMUEL lIowLEs, Of the Springfield
Republican has been taking notes at Sara
toga, and these are among the things that
particularly impressed him; While Sa-
ratoga, does not seem 10 he the last station
on the straight and narrow road TO
heaven by any means, yet for so large
and so miscellaneous company there is
certainly q curious lack Of outward vice
Tho amount Of wine drank at the hotels
is very small at the dinner table, not
more than quarter or fifth Of an Ell.
ropean table d'hotc. You never see
many people in the bar-rooms, while dur
ing the fortnight Mr., Bowlcs was there he
not only did not see an intoxicated per-
son anywhere in the streets, Rt the ho'
tells, the backgrounds, at John Norris
Rcy's pcal-rooms, but not even man under
the apparent influence Of liquor. Nor,
while weak women and silly girls and
vulgar dressing do abound to n degree
most discourasl"s Tor Tue '"''r' "
American society, is there apparent in
any quarter the slightest Wan'onncSs oil De
haVloron the partol either sex lie ooesn
forget TINT John Morrlssey IS, sort OF
patron saint In this vicinagc; but II his
club house was the nome o. the io""g
Mems Christian Association II c""'" ''o'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-09

The newest romance at Saratoga con
Germs a sable gentleman al one OF the
hotels. The colorcd individual, it APP
peara, has become infatuated with Lead
ing belle OF the house where he is employ
ed. His position is that a waiter at the
young lady's table, His attentions are
said to be growing interesting with each
day, and the object OF his affections hui.
mors him, whether in earnestness or no
remains to be seen. Her family repre-
sents that she is only keeping up the
Irritation as a prank. Her cavalier
while a most ardent admirCr, Is very re-,
spectful, combining his devotions to oc-
casional "hopes dutshe will rebber forget
him, uttered between the courses in an
undertone, He varies his remarks by
such VOWS as "Dc deBble himself couldn't
stop me in fOtchin' you dat watermelon"
"You is queen dis moFnin'" Never a
meal but that he has an elegant bouquet
of flowers before her place at the table.
Othello and DesdemOnu over again, but
itlooks as II Othcllo wilIget the smother
ing this time.
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a Trinmnh over ITnmhng.

The constant gain In popularity Of the national
remedy and preventive, Iostcttcr's stomach Bit
ters, aud the rapid decline Of the fermCntci and
naueous rubbish fccbly lOlstcrcdu by iasr tenn
pcEaDcc Fry, CHemplLics grand triumph Of gem
ulne merit over rampant humbng, at which honest
folks rejoice, Aud well they may, for each acces-
sion OF popularity 10 remedy which cures and
prevents Intermittent and rcmitIcui ievcB, dyspep-
sia, constipation, liver complaint, urinary troubles,
uterine weakness and general debility, Widens the
GcllOi It's benOiicOnt operations and is direct gain
to humanity, while every falling oil in public favor
Of pornIclOus compound, pOwCrlcs Tor good but
powerful ioreyll Is blessing quite rs unmstaEable,
hut for reason very different, Let humbug for
once hide lis diminished head. Would II were al
ways as unsuccessful as In the present instance,
CniHW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-09
Popular Opinion III West Vir'
ginia In Regard 10 The Ohio
(nmDnlgII

SNHu IulINus
A correspondent Of the Cincinnati Chm
neyciai who has Travelled considerably in
West Virginia since the Ohio campaign
opened, writes u letter to that paper from
Martlnsburg in regard to the public SEN
timent on the money plank in the Ohio
platform. lie says that some oiAhe pco-
pie are glad that the money question has
been sprung while others regret that the
Democracy did not give ii the go.hy. The
prevalent opinion, however, around Mar
tinsburg, Is that "thc Ohio Democrats
made mistake in putting anything in
the platform that means anything
AT they had invoked the aid Of the
West Virginia politicians, they would
have got platform upon which anybody
could have stood from MI Indian not tax
ed TO capitalist taxed very much. 1t
would have bfeathed a spirit OF brotherly
love, and not said anything about any
thing to which anybody could object.
"Thc Ohio Democrats made great mis-
take" said a West Virginia lawyer, "a
very great niistake-they put an idea in
the platform. II il 90 unusual to have an
idea in a party platform that there Is
commotion all over the United States
about it. Many an iinsophistocated voter
will be scared olT-irightencd out Of his
wits al the appearance Of an idea in the
platform on which lie stands. People are
not used to such things, We never ttoub-
lie them that way in West Virginia"
WHAT A uREENDRtER FARMER SAID.
al reckon" said Grccnbrier county
farmer to me, al reckon, il Bill Allen is
elected, wen have moro money, wont
we?'
GLOW will you get ~"
why, tho government will print il,
and it will become so plenty that men will
come out here and buy farms. They
will he sortor scared Of II, you know, like
they was in war times and they will wani
to TO put 1t in land; and our land will vo
up, and we'll sell some OF it and paw our
debts, and get even with the world, and
tell the Sheriff to go to jot. Scc2'
TYes."
"Well, now amt up in book farming,
but bookA don't know everything, for
many a book is written by men who
couldn't run a straight iurrow across
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-09

30 cases Concentrated I.yO.
100 Matches
barrels CARROTS Snuns
90 boxes CARROTS Packs
1000 pounds Dutch Madder Print,
800 " Indigo Spanish Float
% barrels Chip lOgwoOd
% " Chip TusllC.
Al LAuGlILIN BROS. \ co.'s.
10 pounds ChlOrolOrm.
10 +" Bromide Potassium,
Is u Colonel.
q h" lOdidC Potash
$50 +" Fluid Extracts TildCn's.
90 " Solid EXtrArts,do,
25C bottles Sugar Coated PILLS.
At LAUGHrIN BROS 4 co.'s,
25 dozen BaRCra Cod Liver on.
% Halls Lung lialSim.
- Jayne'S EXpCCtOranl.
% Ayers Cherry pcciOnl.
1000 Esscnces- Cinnamon, sc.
600 lAiCman Drops,
800 lOdfrCy's Cordial
100 Essence jamaica Ginger,
Al LAUGllLlN BROS. CO.'S
1900 pounds Grain Pepper Singapore,
600 +" Cloves
GO " AllsplCo.
200 " NuimcE-GovcrnmCni
6OO u Cream Tartar, pure and choice.
GOO =" Mustard, IN cans and In bulk.
6OO " Ground Ginger East India 4 Jamaica
COX's O0latnC, Arrow Root THpOCa and SngO
oC2B AtLAUGlIllN BIIOs. 4 co.'s.
100 ounces QuInInC, Powers 4 Wcightman's.
10 hnphate MOrphla
10 Nitrate Silver,
no Btryhnln.
For sale at LGUGHLIN BROS, a CO.'S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-09
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Georgc d Caldwell, Administrator
oi NJ. C. Gooi, deceased, In the Mu-
u. nicipAI Court
The Merchants National Hank Of Of Wheeling
West Virginia at Wheeling and In Chancery,
OlheR.
BY virtue 81 JetIpc rendered. in the above tntf-
tied cause by said Court on the I'd day Ut june,
1875, the undersigned Commissioner will, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of September, 1875,
At 10 o'clock a. NJ, al The front door Of the Court
II0usc Of Ohio county West Virginia, sell at public
auction to the highest and lst bidder the following
real estate dtllRte in The city d Wheeling Ohio
county, West Virginia, that Is to say, the piece or
parcel Of ground on the north side VI l2ih street,
formerly Monroe street, and east VI EOH street,
formerly Fifth street, measuring 10 front on i9th
street, Formerly Monroe street, and running hack
noTthWardly li9 feet, together with Que undivided
half Of the alley on the east boundary OF the said
piecC or parcel Of ground,
TERMS or SALR-One-lOnTth Of the purchase
money, or such further SUN as the purchaser may
elect 10 pay In hand the residue In three equal IN
stallmcnts payable respectively IN nlne, eighteen
and twenty. -four months from the day Of SALE with
Interest from that day, the purchaser giving bonds
with approved security for the deferred INSTALL
ncnts and the title to be reserved TIL the whole Of
the purchase money spald.
GEO, n CALDWELL,
aug Special Commissioner
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.UBLIC SALE.


I will ohcr for sale at Innkns' corner, in Fridge
port, Ohio, on
SATURDAY, August 9Th,
Al o'clock =. NJ, II moi sold at private sale be-
fore that time, my residence located on the corner
Of Whitley and DeKalb streets, KlrkWOOl, Ohio,
pantry kitchen and two cellars The lot Is 100 by
loo feet, and on Ii is good stable and other out
buildings. II IL also we'll at In ing fruit, and
everything accessory 10 make desirable home Is
complete.
on account Of aneceASty for changing my hnS.
nCss Twin sell on tho most reasonable terms.
For particulars enquire Of ], C. HERYEY, Real
Estate Agent, No li6d Market street, or Of
l., {, EUGENT
Jy2I-eOd On the premises
Adjourned until SATURDAY, August 2stn,
commencing at O'Clock T.. ", at the same place
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LauuhIln's Infant Cordial.

The chIll'Sc,rC when tCcihing relieve In0Nm.
Collie Pains, TO promote Sleep, t0CuN summer Com
plalnt. This we consider nip Of the mOst valuable
remedies 10 Ii kept IN lie family when The chill.
drcn nTe cutting their teeth We are selling thou.
nndS Of bottles, and have 10 hear the first person
Ay Il Is not all we recommend Il to lN.
MOTHERS, have you lickiy, issthing BABE that
Turns the HOURS Of Rl1ltT (when you Az long for
rcsil Into ono LOHG, WEARY DAYTIME Of wORnl.
MgST and CARI2 Cry CIy--all day and all
night lOng3 II yOil have lLIiSH 10 reason bo con.
wheel, heSil1ie I'D lOngey-a PEW drops Oi ISPAHI
CORDIAL and your ehid Will he PAClFIED, and
SWEET, RRFRESIIiS0 SLEEP will take the place Of
wARRRUL SUFFERING. Procure ut once q bottle
Sold by all Druggists and
LAUGlTLIN BROS. 4 CO., Proprletnn,
Whaling. W. Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOR CINCINNATI AND IN, No.
Il TERMEDlATE POINTS.


MuIiLENAa, Master,
viii leave for the above and intermediate pOlnn
on Tuesday August 10th, at O'clock P. n. For
freight or passage apply on board or tn
aus C. II. BOOTH a co, Agents
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-09
DIED.

STlRIYER On Sunday, August Sth, 1919, at
5:I5 P. NJ, ELIZA HAY MCELHgRAS snRlyER, con-
sort Of Col, j. S, shrivGr, In her list year.
Funeral from the residence Of Mrs, Ellie NJ,
Russell, Tuesday, August 10th, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ
Frendso the family respectfully invited to attend
Hacks will leave Mcclure House At O'Clock. In
ternpnt Of Greenwood.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ARRIVAL or TRAINS,


StCubCnVile ACcOmmO'lallOn-arrivCss 1913 q. M;
departs 800 p m. This train during the day passes
backward and forward between Martins Ferry and
BelalTe stopping when required at Sherman House,
FtDayllc, West Wheeling and Gravel Hill.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-01-29

empts the farmers Insurance company from
restraints OF the general insurance law. To
repeal the railway law Of 1874. Passed. The
House bill apprvpriating e2o. .olO for immediate
relief Of the destitute in the grasshopper
regions. *:!..; w. ,Ss = IT :
q, ,U0O for bridge over the Chippewa on the
line between chippewa and Yellow Medicine
counties. Amending general insurance law 50
q TO bring tile Farmers Mat1al within the re-
striiction Of the general law. Changing time
Of District Court In Stevens and Wilkinc coun-
ties. Proposing constitutional amendment
providing that propositions for investment Of
the school fund, except in State and National
bonds, before adoption, must be submitted to
theipeople Bins pasaed Amending the in
corporation Of Farmingt9n village. Fixing
time OF holding courts ~ Carlton, Becker and
st. Louis counties The contested election
case Of Chambers vs. razee was decided in ia
vor Of the sitting member, hr. Fra9ee. The
."se,s esse o. = Sox & VS. Druty *soPensd by sreu.
tomorrow afternoon.
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NASHVILLE, Jan. 26.--The joict conven-
tion met at noon. Gov. Brown refused to
allow his name to again be presented be-
fore the convention, and Gustavus A.
Henry, VIM. H. Stephens and S. NJ. Key
were nominated. Fifty-fourth ballot
johnson AZ; Henry 10; Stephens "a; Key
4; Ewing II. Necessary to choice, so.
Fifty-t ballot--Johnson 50; Henry IL;
Stephens %; Key 3; Ewing 10. The
President then declared Andrew johnson
elected United States Senator amidst the
widest excitement and enthusiasm.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS,

81. Paul Wholesale Markets, Jan. 28.
Wheat has been coming in to-day quite
lively, the receipts up to o'clock aggrc-
eating over 400 bushels from teams alone,
which is pretty fair for point that was
not and never could be made wheat
market. The Price paid has been II
to soc. ,~
Other quotation arc merely nominal
viz: Corn IS to 7Oc; oats SO to
55c; ground feed $2e TO-. $50
per ton; shorts $l4 to $l8;
bran $l4:00 to $1,000; flour So to SIS;
rye flour $2.75 to 50 per sack; buck
wheat 4 to SC per, pound corn meal So
to 1925; pork SIS, to $2l; hams IL to
14c; lard IA to 15c; bacon IA to IA 1-2c;
eggs 81 to 23c; fresh table butter 25 to
Csc chickens 8 to &C.; turkeys 9 to
1Oc; Dressed hogs at Z Id tot s1.2c
dressed beef 10 to; S, l.2c; mutton 4
to'5c. -: = -. go :. :~s'''+
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-01-29
WISCONSIN SENATOR,

MADISON, Wis.,, Jan. 28.-The following
is the first ballot for Senator: In the
Senate, Bragg, IS: Carpenter, l3 Dix
on, L; Cole, 8. In the Assembly, Car
penier, 46; Bragg, IS; Washburn, 7 !;
Dixon, 4; J. T. Lewis, 2; Rublec, l +;
Cole. 8; Orton, l. One absent, sick abed.
who is Carpenter man. The Carpenter
men are not very sanguine.
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ator Ramsey came in and Mr.. Crowell stepped
o1t. .sSenatpr Ramsey said to him that at the
solicitation Of His friends, more than Of his own
desire, he had consented to become 4
candidete ior 1szs!eeton but having become
feaaeaH He continued: "Now want YOU to
xote tor me- and if there is anything can do
lor you-any little iavor-let me know and I
shall be pleased to grant it. You NAV speak
Freely to me, as we are alone; and whatever
tr1aspIes M p may be hidden within our breasts. -
Mr daskil explained to MIR. Ramsey that his
e2nstit1ents G. favored Mr.. Davis for United
s1 otates .s senator and declined to support him,
ana the interview terminated. de did NOT
know what others might think Of this inter.
vlew. b1t ne was surprised and deemdd it
suiElcient reason for the course he had taken in
refusing to support tue nominee of the caucus.
Mr. Buckham on voting said that he had
heard the statements made by Representatives
EmgeIson y! and Gaskill and recognizing. the fact
that the other parties had not been heard. he
should vove g before, with the understanding.
however, that these charges are to be cleared
up.
The following is the result of the ha1lotino ::
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-01-29
RHODE ISLAND SENATOR.

PROVIDENCE, r. L., Jan. 26.-When
both houses Of the Legislature met in
joint convention to-day Mr.. Dixon with
drew his name as candidate for United
States Senator. 1t. Gov. Vontandt, who
had supported Dixon, then voted for Gen.
Burnside, who WAS elected on the first
ballot. receiving 50 votes; Barstow Is;
Brown IL; Sheffield g.; Hart and S scat
tering.