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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-23

Al persons 't5 aerehy notified not 70 trust my wife
Katy Br"cke-t On my account as sbe I'm nv tss
and tlsrd without just cause proyocation AMI no
debt will be paid uy me Of her contractios fror
this dste-tassy.iie, Wis February 2S. ls75.
sits JOHN BR0CkKRT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-23
Dental.

VAKTR SURGEON DENTIST, BLOOM
ingtou wis AT work in the dental line done "a
,ne best manner and warranted. COB
mas CoONEs, DENTIST. BoscoBEL, WIS
once over SAWYER \ Favor's store. Can ne io a
dnripr h0ursfrom A. till5 p o0i
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-23

az The Lenten season doesn't
seem TO make much difference with
some folks. They go right on steal
ing the same as before.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-23

- Get your job work done at the
HERALD Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-23

0LooYINGToN HOTEL, SIMON Wo0DHoUsEs
* pronrietor. bloomington, Wis. Having rented
ana butt ample for the seeommoastiotnb them M
yitb yrsiI furnished rooms good beds and well sup
piled taotes' S'AiF'e ' 3l-52
aAbling
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-23

- 1,aster WIS tsuccessor to C J. Hyde. y
Yhja Hause has been re-furnshed throughout; 10
tn. snarei f,r the accommodation Of guests. Iable
vel ptoN'1f'' SAUNA 30-42
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-23

nENNISTEN HOUSE, ". W. eORBEs. PRoPklh
r.r CtssviTIe Wis The house has neeh iateI}
ra6tfsa ,nf rsfarnished throughout, aud no pains
,ri IA shared 10 accommodate guests. Good staohhg
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-23

DEFr wv HOUSE. VIC. WILCOX, PRoPkI T.
b tor Having parcha'ed the hotel at Beeto~n,
ars prepared to serve the pnhhc IL ? proper H.
aooi table tHa NJ s32-43
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-23
Teacher.

4 UsCSTHICH4ELIs TEACHER OF MUSIC AND
y German Residence on Maple street, one aoor
sstot r y land Hol'nway's Bank SV-I
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-23
TOusO 1.


2 ARBEk AND HAIR DRESSER, GEoRG GIBBS
- lancaster, Ni-. Next door to5sxteT's drug store
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-23

81 "a tr4velipc public will take no ice that = u
fsi - accommodate than with beard az dl0u 20
..f.nffva hnst1ers aud good sfahtIn2 -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-23

= KINNEY. NJ. n. PHYSICIAN AND SUR
eeou Lancaster. Wis. once ~ ~ 'es's' ~.
1rner Washington Rud Maple streets. az
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-23

me FALLEY, PHYSICIAN AND 81 EoN
y aa4 -. tIsrdSrsva store S0-42
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-23
Phveiciams.

nB A.ll BARBER. LANCASTER, WIS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-23
Painting.

20. f. BUaD. CARRIAGE PAINTER, toPPo-
IL site uew Congregational church lancaster Wis.
Paints mixed 70 otder. a9's
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-23

r.Xs,oN UorsE. LANCAsTER, WIS NARY
EviS { san. pToprietors- The Mansion House Is
seBttsd and returnished for ths better e9sN r.
.ierra N the trayaltnE puLIc
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-03-23

rNRPA CLARKE. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
] lancaster Grant county Wis MAY oe ioUbu -,
- rasi3ef,s loe wards west ST Jones drug store.
The New York herald., 1876-02-10

DosT OFFICE NOTICR.-THE FOREIGN MAILS
L for the week ending Saturday February IL, 1875.
viii close this Office Thursday IL 30 A. N. for
Europe steamer Wioand via Plymouth Cherbourg and
Hamburg; Saturday at A. NJ for England Wales Ire
land and France Celtic via Queenstown and
A. NJ for Scotland direct per California, via
Glasgow and at ii 30 A. NJ for Europe Donau
via Southampton and Bremen.
Mails for Australia New Zealand Ac leave San Francisco
March Mls for China Japan, 6c leave San Francisco
March !. II. l.. JAMES, Postmaster.
The New York herald., 1876-02-10
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-lsr PAcK-4tb 5th and 9th coils
AsTk0L0GY.7rn PAeE-eth col
bn. BbnILLLAkDsS2p De .: ,1, PnsE-4th col.
BOARD AND LoDGfSG wASTED@aS sod P.ss@s6 .sn col
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-2D PAGr-lh
BUSINESS ssoPPoRruNlT1Es-e PAen.
BUS EguSISEss n HoIIcEsg5Tg rs ,51 P4sE-ssh col
CLERks AND sALEsMEn-7TH PAGE-4th and 9Th coils
CL CCLLorrhiNG17ra ril.N,. PAcI-eth col
coAsTWIsE sIEAMsHIPs-2n PAGs-5th and 6th coils.
p1scise pilssn5EsTssI acAbEsIssl9n 9afF P.aue,h col,
DENTIsTRY-7TH PAGE-etb col
DwElhING LII HOUSES 5 TO LET, FuEsIsHED AND UN-
EUROPEAN FAss5S 4%a g sSis col
ESSG1saE2a1 EESS2SEafs asdsus.n P1ss4ssS sil col.
FINANCIAL-9ru PAGK.
1E s1EEfShED f'I Rooms l And APARTMENTS TO LET
hSfslsgsIBSH 5tStSss r.esss
HGs ds1 a. and sd coils
opsEs HoTssRR9 Roons paarsn 1c SSSAvrEDap P.ersd
SsT1S9SEsI1 p,GsMsth P.ass,S sG col,
LOST AND FouND-isr PAeE-Ist col.
MASRINEEYV77EEn N7E s-sE,gsh En col s,n 20.
AEsh f4erSts rtssSio co., co.,
sH9iSAd07TnN HNp PAg5sss %,
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTisEMENfs-i PACE
NEW PUBLICATIONS. PAeE-eth col.
FIASoESETEs 9ksANs, SS-lsr &C. P4e.-4.A COL
Re psstS sIfnAToNs
7rH PAGk-4th col
RENT-2p PAGR-1st and I'd coils
sE ETE ss col
REWARDS-IaG PAGK-lst col.
SALES AT AUCTIOK-1sT PAGB-3d and 4th coils
slTUATIONs WANTED-FEMALES-7r PAcK-lst I'd
I'd and 4th coils.
BlTUATlONS WANTBD-MALES-7TH PbGE-4th col
PECIAL lrA NoTIcEsalsT % pAcK,lst and I'd col
TIE TRADBS-7TH PAGE-5th
rHE TURF-lsT PAGE-2d col
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2p PAGE-2d col
ckANELLERs, GUIDE-2p PA0K-6th col
UNFukNlSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2D PAGK--3d col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-2D PAGE-4th col
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-7rn PAGE-6th col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PACR-1st col.
W1NTER RESORTS-2D PAGE-4th col
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C.-lorn PAGE-eth col
The New York herald., 1876-02-10
comprising u general assortment
Uooda ruft nhIe IN the tradp

IsABBAU's HAIR NETS FOR THE FRONT HAiR
with Il ladies dispense with walls also large
ments Of Crimps, Braids Curls. &c Union square.
The New York herald., 1876-02-10

I osT-A BLACK VEST. IN BROWN PAPER. 81 WILL
be- 81
The New York herald., 1876-02-10

nRUNK ON COLD wATER.-MAsONTc TEMPLE
~ "a - and 9Th Saturday evening. February IL
PROF. BELEw, PSYCHOLOGIST AND MEsMRRiST
vii give MS wonderful enertainment introducing neonl.
Experiments selecting lady aud gentlemen sub
MISS ELLA BRADY in HER YANKEE corRTsHrP.
Mr. JOHN GRIFFIN, the renowned Elocutonist, IN his
Dramatic kecitals aud Living Pictures Of Noted Actors
Doors open At 80 Tickets 25c reserved seats. Goo
Az NAMATEUR TO ACT PART or MATInLDE- ~
~ Led AstrayN Call AZ Masonic Hall 18th a.. 1850
o'clock. or address DRAMATIC. AsgAs gese
The New York herald., 1876-02-10

ROBERT sOMERvfLLE will sell BY auctioa Io morrow
Hriday) February H. at lO O'clock his sroon "a
University place large assortment OF Household Furn-
ture removed from storage forconvenence Of sale consist
Mirrors, black walnut and Cottage Suits Bedsad
wardrobes lack walnut aror Suits Lounges hair
a sizes feather Beds, Bosters aud Pillows Crockery
Millinery Goods, Cots Bed Springs Stoves Armor lacc
nd in furniture line.
The New York herald., 1876-02-10

CTOLEN-FROM THE NORTHAMPTON NATIONAL
- Bank January 2S 500 Shares Ohio and Mississippi
each Nos 7s2 7eS 7s4. in OF O. g. speiman; 5000
Central Railroad Of New Jersey Consolidated Mortgaee
Nos AL AZ AS All cautioned against
negotiating the Bankers and others will confer
vor sng inform alton they obtain in
reference o the above o. g. SPBLMAN, Williamsburg
Mars. II. c. WILLIAMS CO., Bankers, 40 Wall 81
New York
The New York herald., 1876-02-10

osT-IN GOING FROM 2sD ST. TO 10Th THROUGH
IL Broadway. tuesday, February E, black
eaamoed Bracelet marked inside with initials.
The finder will be suitably arded by returning it No.
West
The New York herald., 1876-02-10

I OsT-TUEsDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 3 AT THE
~ Seventh regiment ball Academy of Music in the
arage returning pearl Earring with pendant The finder
will receive suitable reward by leaving IL at the Office
Of J. G. Osborne "a Broad st.
The New York herald., 1876-02-10

Il OsT-ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY & A CAMEO
IL Brooch between 9Th and 9Th avs saith ~ would be
thankfully received by the Address FIFTH FLAT
926 West 34th 81.
The New York herald., 1876-02-10

MILLINERY AND DREsSMAKING.
I AIDES OF BROOKLYN CAN HAVE DREssMAKIKG
IL done in equal style and half the price charged by lead
ing New York Modistes Mrs. WATKINS 3OS Fulton st.,
Brooklyn. opposite johnson st.
CIDE PLATING DONE IN ALL WIDTHS AND MA
- teials Mt the shortest notice. Mrs. WATKINS, 3OS
Fulton st.. opposite johnson ST.. BROOKLYN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-25
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Sergeant-at:Arms of the House of Del
egates has returned from Loudoun, where be
had been to summon Mr.. Landon Garter anG
his wife, as witnesses 10 the Ncol case. He
left snow eight inches deep there, says the Rich
mond Enquirer, and had anything but pleas
ant trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Carter were examined
at the morong session of the committee, but
there was nothing in their testimony of a ma
terial character. The cross examination of Mr.
Davies was continued at the session of the com-
mittee held last night MIR. Davies subsequent
" went to Washington in search of Rachael
Carter. The committee will decide this morn
ing whether they will at once close the case or
await for his return.
Io the County Court Of Dinwiddie, last Tues
day, Judge Jones presiding, the case Of R. d.
Rufin, colored, formerly Sheriff of this county,
and recently expelled from bis seat as member
of the House OF Delegates, for stealing, sum-
moued to show cause why be should not be
dsbarred IS practiclng lawyer of the Court
for conduct 10 and out of the county unbecom
ing practiciug attorney Of the Court, was call
ed, and it appearing that the charges were true,
it was ordered that Rufhn be disbarred as q
practising lawyer in the Courts of the Common
wealth,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-25
Mrs. Marsh.

the examination OF Mrs. Marsh before Mr.
Clymer's Investigating committee is described
as Iu,icws by the B fillmore Americau
Mrs Marsh, the wife Of Caleb =. Marsh,
the now somewhat notorious witness, appeared
before the Commit ee on ExI endllures in the
War Department 10 day and was examined
by Mr. Danlur1. She was accompanied to the
coumt;ee-room by her husband. The lady is
Of medIuu height, and has Z Eight, 1.-THE luru.
She has quite . handsome face, which has
guol dea! Of expression III 1t. tier features
are small, particularly her mouth. Her har
could hardly have been called white or gray,
but rather crJss between the two colors
This gives her the appearance OF being older
perhaps, than she is. She wore black silk
dress caught at the neck with tic Of some
silk, gauzy material; black Jockey hat with
several s,uall feathers 90 it, and au outer wrap
of snuff colored silk. which she threw oft upon
entering the room. She gave h testimony
without apparent ncrvousness aud without any
hcritancy. She replied quickly to all lnterror
atories propounded, and made rather favor
able impression upon the committee. The most
important point 10 her testimony was with rel,
erence to her conversation with Mrs. BeIkuap,
SOlut lllEtc NtChS dSO III eIto Wy WV '"'"N
the Kentucky railroad claim. Shc told Mrs
BeIknap that it WAS an idle runor that she
had received so 900 from the Bowler estate
for her influence 10 securing the payment %
the railroad clalm. Mrs. Ikuap laborrd un
der good deal Of excitement at the time, ana
replied that The Bowler estate ouly received
500 600 in all, and how could he have g!it
SO 900? 70 direct question whether Mrs.
Belknap lett her with The impression that she
did get some money on account OF the elalm,
she replied that she lid not. She testified
that she resided some .ycrS wlth Ms. BEL
knlp, then Mr. Bower, at the Burnett House.
in Cincinnati, AID had general knowledge Of
her means after she became widow. In re
spect thereto, she corroborated the testimony
OF Mr.. Leonard of Cincinnati, Mr.. Bower
business partrr given yesterday. Mrs Marsh
was also asked what Influence constrained her
20 60 to Canada, to which she replied that she
read in the papers that her husband had
jumped off the train at PcckskllI and almost
killed himself, aud sh" thought she had better
go at once to him. She needed 90 ether III
fuence.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-25
Letter from w. III. III. StOweu.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WASHINGTON D. g., March "a. ls7C
To the editor of the Aleraudria Guzette:
Before leaving Richmond last night Hon 7
Alpber Smith informed Que that there was ~
article in the evening paper, The STAT
copl.d from the "Aiexandria Gazette" with
said that had Miss Freemsn removed lrnn,
Office 10 order to give her place to some 49,.
else wnom Waited appointed, and that sL.
vas dangerously i'll With brain fever 10 cop.s.
queuce. have not seen your paper contaiu.
log the article, but il it appeared | trust van
La the first place out OF the $500 clerks i,
the Treasury Department there is only one in
the whole Department placed there UPON mo
recommendation or through my special LHu.
ence, and she was appointed some three wear.
ago, consequently | did not have Miss Free.
mau removed and nave some one else put in
her place.
Last year law WAS passed apportouius th.
clerks among the States according to popu.a
ton. Uuder this law Virginia is cuttIed Ia *.
she had about 100, or 20 more than her uru'
portion. While the Department did not arbi.
trar;y and Immediately dismiss ~ clerks 50 ~
to reduce to the required plumber oy the lst d,
January, yet they proceeded TO reduce As fast
as possible, especially 10 view Of the further
reductions proposed by Congress by dripping
those who could be best sparcl, Or who uII
best stand dismissal, not having a,y lalni,e,
dependent upon them.
LII Was found that there were 81 clerks from
the State OF Virginia Of these As We're from
Alexandria and It's immediate viclulty, while
the 5'h and 9Th Districts had none As am
the only Republican member from the State,
am necessarily called upon by the RepubII
cans TO present their requests and desires a, the
Departments. Alter = long consultation by
promiu, nt Republicans from all parts OF The
State, some ID or 20 uames were selected a..
tho ones which could be best dropped, So as to
briog the quota down to the required numbe1,
AMI il was also suggested as equitable that
Ill of those persons dropped should be-
from the Alexandra District, because that
District held one half Of all the appoint,
NESTS from the State, while some OF the
D strlc,s aud sections had none. Mis-,
| Freeman was one VI those selected, anu Mrough
me her name, with some Is or 20 Others VA,
ven to the Department.
Personally, have no knowledge of Miss
| Freeman, certainly have 10 uuklnd feelings
wards her. simply acted in my capacity as
a representative 10 present to the Department
be requests of the Republicans who c,nsuI'rd
with Tue upon the general subject. \ urs truly,
w. II. Fl. STowElL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-25
FOREIGN NEWS.

The French Chamber OF Deputies yesterday
voted for the abolition of the state OF siege. 10
the course of discussion on the subject OF
clerical interference 10 the elections, NJ. yam
BETA said the Democrats did not attack reh-
gious liberty. which should be protected under
the Republic as we'll as any other government
but that they aimed to conhne the clergy, 10
their proper sphere aud to prevent the pulpit
from being transformed into political pat
form. Forty elections Of Deputies await Verl-
6cation. Of which thirty eight are Leglimisls
or Bouapartsts.
St. Thomas advices state that the Haytlen
revolution broke out al Jacmel on the lib To-
slant, aud that President D,minguez had
closed the port and was marching against the
city at the head OF the army. A state or siege
has been proclaimed in Eastern and Southern
Hsyti. The election for President of San Do
mipg9 was held on the oath inst.
The Lordon Standard gives publicity to
rumor current at St. Petersburg that the Gar
will shortly resign the cares of State AMI APP
point the Cz4rcwitch Regent Of the Empire.
1t is further stated that he will retire to NJ alta
whittier the Duchess of Edinburgh will shortly
proceed.
10 the house OF Lords, yesterday, the hoya
Titles bill passed its third reading. ln the
House of Commons Mr.. Fawcett stated that 10
the event Of the passage OF the bill by both
Houses of Parliament. he would move an addres:
to the Queen asking her not to accept the title
of Empress of India.
A Berlin dispatch says that sixty thousand
Chasseport rifles have been purchased in tina
city for the Serviaps. The Governor of Bohe
mia has given orders to prevent their convey
auce through Austrian territory.
The Liverpool grand national steeplechas'
took place yesterday, aud was won by Rega
Chaudos. The favorite was badly beaten.
Recruiting for Cuba is said to DO actively
progressing in Spain, and Carlist soldiers are
allowed to enlist
The American Episcopal Church iu Rome
was opened to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-25
LEGESL AT3fE.

In the Virginia Senate yesterday the fepo''
Of the committee to examine into the Second
Auditor's Office was presented also bill tor ~
cents additional per gallon License tax on Fe:a'.
liquor dealers A bill was resd incorporating
the Ladies' Hebrew Association OF N0rio!H
also bill appropriatng the public revenue ~"
1916. A bill prescribing the duties ana CON-
pyrsation Of county officers VIZ: InId on 'hr "a
b!e The House joint resolution rcmovihH
Judge Stevens, of Nelson County Court, was
concurred in without discussion-syes % MI Iii
2-Messrs Allan and Stevens. The Senate pa.,
imposing 10 cent. per gallon on llqu9F !" W."
hands Of retail dealers, WAS taken up, aaFoc'.o1
by Mr.. Penn, and opposed by Judge Oosn'Sn'
In the House among the bills placed on 'ne
calendar was one Incorporating the Cof'o'''1 Nv
Abattoir Company Of Alexandria, &c az.
House rejected u petition Of citiZ .i's 4! i'I'
William for tie relief Of the col eclor OF oHn.s
vile township. 1t WAS reported That 'net. :"
no necessity tor raising q specl.l CON n y
inquire into the States interest III Inc a.; IL
o. l. T. The resignation Of VIM. d. roH'SS'
esq, mem Der from Ale1sndrs, WAS lehue'ou
The report of the special joint committee upo'r
the conpsrative e1 penses Of the tepartmenn ~
tne State government r the years io'"
1875 was presented and ordered 10 Oe p..
:, r, solution WAS ..dopted calling Oh s LUG
intpnden. of Public Instruction Tor the sinoun'
that has been extended each year 'or we
lott of fee schools in Virginia since tneir essao
Misunderstanding how Eucn was ltou'
tsYa.ion and h,g much from loca! taxation. :.
" BHtb Houses aus sdoptod tho conference commit
tees report n relation TO the e1'ehs.'' E',;,nn
James fivsr and hanAwhs Canal to ,s G,.'sen
Frye, which provides that connection oetSe bv
Buch man and Clifton Forge shall oe 'h h;II rs
railroad. The douse passed the 1o"'tr w., IN.
p,sliny the Gf.y-:x section OF IN; ''oAeS r'n-
~ .ction isws when does away with coinpu'so-
ry inspection.
A marriage license was issued in Wash'a a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-25

the apt one to the effect that the gover,m.,,
having imposed a direct tax on the St,ta ~
Virginia aud executed the law 10 the conn.,, =.
of Alexandria, and having purchased the A.
Iiugton estates under a sale NJ 4de il nur,n
auce OF that law, it was such a recoput;nn
OF the territorial supremacy Of virginia ~
could not cow be gainsayed
Mr.. Shelsbarger, Of OHIO, who was nee, :
sariIy abseu, yesterday, will on Monday can.
GUIDE the argument 10 answer to AttorDsv
g .ueral Daniel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-25

The Congressional Investigations now 10 pro-
gress have at length reached Virginia, and MIR.
L. H. Chandler, power in the law Of this
State under the Underwood regime, is to be
held to account for some of his many misdecds.
1t is understood that while United States Dis
trct Attorney for the Eastern part Of Virginia,
he recovered judgment Of IS 900 against the
Norfolk aud Seaboard railroad, ADD turned 10
but -, 500 10 the Government. Judge Hughes,
having had bis attention called to this irregu.
arity, issued 40 order in effect that as it appear
ed that he withheld Improperly the sum o!
twenty-6 huodred dollars due the United
States, he show reason why the same should
not be collected from his assets. United States
Marshal Ramsdell returned the order mo ef-
fectsn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-25

Mr.. Stowell, the Radical member of Congress
from Virginia, 10 letter elsewhere in to-day 8
Gazette, says that though Miss Freeman and
her circumstances were uukuown to him, her
name was sent to the Department for dismissal,
through him, and thus acknowledges that he
was the instrument by which a poor girl was
first crazed, by taking away from her the meaus
by which she supported herself and family, and
then sent to an untimely grave.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-25

An election will be held in Connecticut on
Monday, the Sd of April, for State officers a
Legislature that will choose u. s. Senator
for the uuexpired term Of the late Senator
Ferry, and Congressman for the uDexpired
term of the late Mr.. Starkweather In view
of the approaching Presidential election it is
anticipated that both parties will use their ut
most endeavors to gain victory.