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SUICIDE NEAR BLACKFooT.
Jack Harms Blows Dat His Bra'ns.

Jack Harms Blows oat His Brn'ps.
Mr.. A. J. Nelson If Corvallis who was in
Blackfoot last week gives us account OF
suicide occurring near that place between
last Thursday evening and Friday morning.
Jack Karas was found lying dead in his
cabin ia Ophir Gulch about two miles be-
low Blackfoot, having shot himself in the
right temple with Derringer. The pistol
had been held close to his head as the pow.
der was burned into the wound. The ball
passed entirely through and carried out
piece OF skull on the opposite side SO large
several fingers could be inserted. He was
IS or 40 years Of age, was au old resident
Of the camp and highly esteemed as GOOD
msn. ae had just returned from New
Chicago and In company with friend
siad he would as leave blow bis brains
out as not" Believing it to be but jest
no attention was paid 10 rhs remark, but
it 10 evident he then contemplated the
deed. He was ip Blackfoos &C or p. m.
Thursday aud received letter, but not the
ons he was anticipating. He returned to
his cabin aud was found the next morning,
dead. u is stated he was devotedly attach
cd 10 worthy young lady and believing his
affection uurequited and hopeless conclud-
ed To terminate his existence. He said be
did not blame her at all. He was buried
on Saturday In the Blaclfoot burying
ground, almost every person IN the vicinity
attending the funeral Of Que who is sincere
ly regretted by many friends.
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THE TERRITORIAL FAIR.
Promise OF the Best Exhibition Ever
Held in Montana.


For the past ten years the occasion Of
the Territorial Fair at Helena has been
that OF general re-unioa Of Montanians--
. kind OF Territorial Thanksgiviu2 Day
when the "old timers" gst together, strike
hands aud renew the friendships OF lang
svne. 1t p omises.so be this year more in
tsrssting aud pleasant thaa ever before, aud
the meeting OF .bosh political conventions,
the Mexican War Veterans and other at
tractions win probably draw rhe largest
number OF visitors that Helena has ever had.
The grounds are vastly improved by re-
moving ali the interior buildings and erect
ing Grand Stand outside tho track u ca
pacity sufficient to accommodate all specia-
tors, while Floral Hall Is rendered accessa-
BILE without delay or iacoovcnience. There
are about 40 horses 10 t,Aining, good time
is anticipated In all the races, and the Dr.
rectory ID or such Clearwater that absolute
fairness and excrlIent management N MI
Departments i assumed. Visitors from the
West Ssds vill be moe numerous than ever
before md II win - veil represented 10 the
con,ests. Col. w. r. Whssler viii b It The
Fair - Spsclsl Rsporssr for tho New
NORTH Wxsr and 70 trust Vest Siders
Win - that their exhibits are made known
. him q sins o. entry.
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Election or School orr GERS,


The atteotion Of school officers is called to
the following prov sion of the Montana
school laws.
Sec. 81. An annual school meeting for
the electisn of School Trustees and Dis
trict Clerks shall be held IN each district on
the last Saturday in August of each year, at
the district school house, II there be one,
and, If there be none, ut place desis mated
by the Board OF Trustees. The Truttees
shall post written or printed notices there
of. specifying the day, place aud time OF
meeting 10 al least three public places 10
the district, Que Of which shall be the school
honse, al least six days previous to tbe
time of meeting but no such meeting
shall be Illegal for want of due notice. All
elections shall be held by ballot and the
Trustees shall have the power TO determine
the hours which the ballot box shall be kept
open, having given due notice thereof 10
the pc sted notice of election.
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SPECJA lily.
The Co pple Q sad Pei Cule for sll forms o;
HERNIA or EUPIURE
by A
New a.d = jA Press, Z ''s'y : = Fwm
ps-e- @ p
A,a avoiding the old eating o. aa,'oa.
Fur INTO, NAL lon eaIl on CT sfaa-s5
DE. COLE
nox ,as. Helena. M. T..
secretary scnarz' Party - me Park.

HESRY's LAss, Aug. 14rh.-I returned
bers from he Geysers last evening, having
seen all the greater ones 10 action. Score
tary Schmz aud party arrived 81 the Upper
Gey.er Basin on Sunday, tho 18th, vent
around 70 the Yellowstone Lake. etc, and
cat back to the Fire Hole yesterday wefn-
ing. General Crook and staff and Webb
HAYES were 10 abs party. At noon they III
,eft for the Mammoth Hot 6prings and CrOw
Agency. We expect tho stage heis from
Virginia City to-day. WIN have . Want
for Il and 20 thence b. 6fst coach.
~ W.T. ".
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Notice to Jurors.

Owing to the fall term of the District Count of the
Second Judicial District Of the Territory OF Montana
IN and for the County of Deer Lodge being POI tponed
uutil the Second Monday in september by order OF
the Supreme Court the Territorial Grand Jurors sum
moned to appear the 9Th day of September A. u.
$780, will not be requireit appear until tae 18th da
OF September A. ID. 1880 Aud the Territorial Trial
Jurors summoned to appear on the 9Th day OF Sep
TENDER ID. 1880, viii not be required to appear
I'll the 18th day of september A. ID. 1850.
The Jurors will please govern themselves accord
ingy. -ttiun
JAMES s. McANDREWS. Sheriff.
BY Thos Mcra2ne Deputy Sheriff.
Dated this 25sh day OF August A. ID. 1850 sSi-3
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Des- Lodge, Aao -. OF d.opsy. Mrs.
n. A. Haley. native o. Canada, aged about
IS yeaas.
Dempsey Creek, Aug. sath,os con-
vuasi0ns, POWELL infan. son Of Mr. and Mrs,
Dempsey Greek, Anx. IS, Mary.
aged IL daye.
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BIRTHS

McCAULAY--Near ~. Missoula Aug. 18th, 10 Mr..
and Mrs. Msi M. M. McCau'ay. son.
sALIsBURY--In Omaha. Neb. Aug II. 1850 10 NJ. and
Mr.. o. y, Salisbury, a daughter.
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Order to Show Cause,

n the Probate Court In and for the County of Deer
Lodge, Territory of Montana-In the matter OF the
estate of Otis Strickland deceased.
Federck f.. Gleason, the administrator of the es-
tate of Oils Strickland, deceased, having died
his petition herein praying Tor order of sale OF
the whole of the personal prope ~ belongn to the
ate of sad declared shall be- necessary for the
payment of the cltims which have been allowed ny
sad administrators, end the Prob.ie Judge and The
expenses of characterization. 1t is therefore order by
the Judge OF said court that al persons interes ed In
the estate OF said deceased appear before the Fro
haze Court saturday, the 25'h day Of September,
A. D. 1880, at 10 O'Clock of said day, at the Cout
Room II said Court at the Court House In the TOW
aud County OF ID er Lodge to shsw why ord.
should not be granted to the said admin TRAITOR q
sell the whole of the personal properly aud such ps's
the real estate of said deceased sha be
(signedl oRREN EMERSON, Probate Judge.
Dated August 2sth, 1880. 5si-4t
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RELIGIOUS.

PRESBYTERIAN. - Services every Sunday
,rarnIng at the Presbyterian Church, at / a. m ;:
evening, 8 p. m.-ReV. J. l. Henning, ofheiat-
ing. , l.. ~,
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening Al
s O'CLOCK.
cATHoLic.-Services every Sunday. First
Mass at y o'clock a. m; Second Mass at lOL q.
m Catechism under the direction of the Sisters
Of Charity at 81 O'Clock p. m. Vespers at
O'Clock p. m.
EPiscoPAL.-sundays School every Sunday
2p.m.
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Noue. 10 Veterans or the Mexican war

Yon are hereby iavised TO meet ut the
Court House 10 Helena, M. T., Sept. 9,
1880. at 10 O'Clock q. m, a. the day OF our
second annual reunion. By order OF
II. w. EseLisH,
President Of the Mexican War Veteran As
s>c'ation of Montana.
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Mat. Carey Drowned in the FIR. Hole.

Special to New North-wcst
VIRGINIA, NJ. t., Aug. %. Matt Carey
Of Adobetown was drowned In the Fire
Hole River last Sunday while bathing.
WHEELRE.
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SPRING Wagons and BlggiGS
70 Arrive on o. About Angus :2oth.

The following described SPRING WAGONS AND
BUGGiES, of the Celebrated MITCHELL, LEWIS
CO., manufacture, left Racine Wis.,, July 18th.
and are now at Terminus. IL IL anticipated they will
arrive here In ten twelve days II is the largest
and best assortment ever shipped to Montana. and
they will be sold at close margin
Two 4 inch, wide track, Platform Soring Wagons,
found corners, pole, two full lazy backs, leather
trimmed, mud leaders, lamps, inside brakes, and Oil
finished leather extension tops.
-Four ~ inch. wide track, No. - -Four So,ing
Wagons, three panel beds, pole, two full lazy back
seats, leather trimmed and brakes.
Three n inch, wide track, Bedger BuGgies. pole
leather trimmed leather top, boot behind springs on
equalizers. H.. .......-
Two ~ inch, wide track, Badger Baggies open,
pole. leather trimmed. ..'.
Two inch Racine phaetons, No. %, three springs,
leather top, side curtains, blue cloth lining, lamps,
mud tenders, shafts only
Two y inch, wide track No. 40 Four Spring Wag
ons poles two full lazy hack seats leather trimmed,
brakes inside
Six u II oh wide track, No. II Platform Spring
Wagons. round cornered bodies. pole. two full lazy
backs, leather trimmed. brakes inside.
Two1h inch wide. track, Platform Spring Wagons,
same above.
One inch. wide track, blackboard, shatts, leather
trimmed
Persons desiring anything In the above line win
find II to their advantage to examine the stock and
prices. Dne notice will be given of the arrival.
JOHN s. MILLS Agent,
Deer Iodge,M. T.
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Nearly all the above was oats aud was
within three weeks OF harvest. The hail
threshed the grlin from the stalks and the
ditche ran full Of the ripening grain. The
loss is quite severe aud some are not we'll
prepared To stand it, while others are for.
,unately 10 circumstances that it does not
distress them. 1t is to be hoped there
wilt not be rep etitiou OF the diLa 'ter.
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Educational cooneh Postponed,

Educational Coo neil Postponed,
Owing to The apparent impossso"sy OF
securing representative attendance at the
time suggested for an Educational council'
postponement is deemed advisable. Only
one OF the principals OF graded SCHOOLS; ana
mot more than two Of The C3uoty Supern-
terdeu,s could be preseut. announce q
postponemept reluctantly trusting that the
proposed meeting may 5000 DO called win
better assurapcs of successful issue.
w. EoBERr smith,
Ter. Supt. OF Pub. Instruction.
BurrE. Mont, Aug. "a, 1880.
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PRIVATE School.

rAyING MADE ARRANGEMENTS WITH THE
the Trus.e- OF the Montana COLLEGIATE lnrtilnfe
for ample room and other facilities In Their new
building, we will open Private school MONDAY,
fhe Session viii be DIVIDED into Two Terms OF 10
weeks each.
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No pains have been spared by the Directors to
make this one of the most successful Fairs ever held
by the Association The purses large. the pIeni-
ums liberal. the grounds and buildings In perfect
order and the stables full horses in training for
the event. The Directors hope and expect that this
Fair will receive from the public the hearty support
that Its importance merits.
The following programme will be adhered to:
MONDAY.
At 2 p. m. Running Rsce, thrce-q uarter mile dash
Purse, s'5O-si25 10 hrst and s25 to second horse.
At 3 p. m. Trotting Race, three minute class, mile
heats, best In s. Pure s3Uo-S25O TO fret and $50
At4p. m Running Race, mile DASH Purse, saOO-
$3.50 TO first ano $50 to second horse.
TU ESDAY.
Alta p. m Running Race, Pioneer Stake for two
year olds, three quarter mile dash eighteen suoscr
bers TO stake $50 earh half forfeit, $500 added by
stake third horse to receive ten per cent. of stake
Stake closed October Is, 1879; nominations to be
made Dy August /, 1880.
AT 3p. m, Running Race handicap, half mile heats.
Purse, sl50-sl25 TO first and SIS to second horse.
dash. Purse. ssOo~sas5 to frst and s75 to second
horse.
..- WEDNESDAY.
At Q p m. Running Pace one and half mile dash
Purse, S300-S225 to first and SIS to second horse.
AT y, m Trottng Race, ABS class, mile heats best
8. Purse s4o0-s3Oo to first and is10o to second
At4p. m. Running Race 60O-yard dash. Purse,
SlO0-S75 to first and SIS to second horse.
THURSDAY.
t2p. IN. Running Race, half mile dash, for two
yearods winner OF Pioneer stake to carry i've pounds
extra Purse, Sl50--SlO0 to first and $50 to second
horse
At3p. m. Running Race. one and three quarter
mile dash. Pure s4Co-ss25 to first and SIS to sec
ond horse.
Att p. IN. Trottng Race for three year ODDS; mile
heats, best two IN three. Purse, S150-s1a5 to first
and SIS to second horse,
FRIDAY.
At2p. m. Running Race handicap one and one
half mile dash. Purse s3o0$225 to nrst and S75 to
second horse.
At3p m Trotting Race. free for all. mile heats,
best Sin 5. Purse. S500S350 10 fst 500 to secopd
and $50 to third horse.
SATURDAY.
At 2p. m. RAINING Rsce, mile dash, for two year
ODDS, winner OF Pioneer stake to carry five pounds
extra. Pure s:N-s. ) to first, $50 to second and
s25 to third horse.
At 3p. m. RnnniD Race. Two mile dash. Purse,
s6n0-s5O0 to first and 800 to second horse.
At 4 p. m. Consolation Running Race, mile dash,
for beatea hores. Purse 500. all TO first horse.
Racing rules OF the Association to govern.
For further In !otmat on wtte TO the Secretary
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We win mske II our object to giye thorough instruc-
ton In the Higher English branch Latin and Greek
Patronage OF The public respectfully solicited.
Tor further particulars call ON or address
Willy MoUNTJoY,
AZ DEEa LoDoE NJ. T.
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roR CLERK AND RECORDER.
FOR ASSESSOR,
FOR TREASURER
Collection Agent.

TOL. w. r. WHEELER, OF Helena, has been
- appointed Agent for THE NEW NORTH
NESi in Montana. His transactions will be
honored by this office, and he is commended to
the courtesy Of our patrons.
Subscribers ordering their papers changed
from one postoft4ee TO another. MUST MENTION
The OFFICE TO WHICH 1T WAS PRE-
VIOUSLY SENT.
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FOR SHERIFF.

FOR SHERIFF.
The undersigned announces himself as a can
d,date for nomination for Sheriff Of Deer Lodge
County, subject TO the decision OF the County
Democratic Convention. -
ID CON MURPHY.
FOR SHERIFF.
The undersigned announces himself as can.
d,date Tor nomination for Sheriff of Deer Lodge
comfy, subject TO the decision of the County
I'd LOU. p. SMITH.
FOR CLERK AND RECORDER.
The undersigned announces himself as a can
d date ioT nomination for County Clerk and Re-
COD 81 Deer Lodge County. subject to the de-
clplou Of the County Democratic Convention.
10 ED. J. DIcKEY.
FOR CLERK AND RECORDER.
To the Electors OF Deer Lodge County
ialII be a candidate for the Office OF County
Clcfk and Recorder OF Deer Lodge County, sub
ieli TO this decision OF the Republican County
CuuvenuCn I'd FRED. K. GLEASON.
FOR ASSESSOR.
The undersigned announces himself az a can
dIdalr for nomination for the oifiIe OF Assessor
OF lJccr Lodge County, subject to the decision o.
the County Democratic Convention.
I'd JAMES Is. MCMASTERS.
FOR TREASURER,
The undersigned a. nounees himself as a Can
didatC for nomination for Treasurer Of Deer
Lodge County, subject TO the decision Of the
County Democratic Convention.
THOS II. IRVINE, ST.,
Butte, M. T.
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Notice for Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given that are now closing our
Phiipsburg Hou aud the business will be settled MP
Immediately. All persons indeb.edcd to
spectfuliy requested To call and settle before
August Is, 1880. after that all accounts viii be
placed in the hands Of attorney for collection and
costs will accrue. WIN. COLEMAN u co..
Philipsbar., N. T.
Jul %, 1880. 576u.
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SATURDAY

Racing rules OF the Association to govern.
For further In Donation write TO the Secretary
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E. L. Bonner b, Co.
Deer Lodge, Aug. Il, 1880.
DESTRUCTIVE HAIL STORMS.
Much Damage 20 Lee, lodge Valley
{ ops.

Rauchers 10 the p'd-valiey, between
Race Tack aud Warm Spring Greek, have
been quite unfortunate this season in hav.
ing their crops destroyed by hail. But re-
Gently We mentioned heavy losses to Mo-
gan Evans. J. II. Nelson and James Nal
lory, and now comes disaster still greater.
On Saturday evening last The barometer
began falling, bat it was not until Monday
afverooon that tue weather bioke up INTO
a series of electrical storms that whipped
across the valley, iu,ersPersipg foe show
ers of rain with bad stresks Of bait. One
of these about 4 p. IN. came down Lost
Creek aud struck with heavy force near
he stage road crossing. L. lasted about
half an boar, doing great damage to crops,
and the fall Was 50 heavy that many chick
ems were killed and mutilated before they
could reach shel.er. AnoGher hail storm
struck in the same vicinity about a. m.
Tuesday morning and lasted fifteen or
twenty minutes. The following losses are
reported to Us and p obably there are 9th
ers we have not ascertained:
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Siraycd from the undersigned, May 20, 1880, one
dark ioan mare, black and tail 'front.' foot
little crooked, branded with star left thigh srp-
posed to be In Deer Lodge county. Any Information
leading To the discovery said VIII b. paid TO.
by JOHN w. LELAND,
ISL. II Helena, M. T.
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The following sabsc.ipt'cu. hazel ,n paid since

Cash Deuartneus New NORTHWEST.
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Nosi~: Ftsdidding Creiif.

NOTICE IL hereby given that all any persons
~ Trusting INV willie, Mrs, Louisa A. jackson, will
have to look 10 her pay neat will not be respoh
slble for any debts OF her contracting.
GEORGE j JACKSON,
California Gul.h, Deer Lodge county, NJ. T.
Isl nd
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DEADwooD, d. r., October ID, 1879,
JOIN w. NORRIS, Vice President Chicago, H.:
Dear Str--On the 26th OF September, when the
city Of Dea6wood was almost totally destroyed by
Fire, had In our Office No. 80 Diebold Safe the
contents of which were found to be IN as good con-
dition when placed In the Safe.
Very respectfully. your obedent servant,
FRANK WEIGH, Hotel.
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At Up. m. Running Race, handicap, one and on
second horse.
At 3 p IN. TrottIng Race, free for all. mile heat
best In 5. Purse, S500-S350 10 ist 500 to secoy
and $50 to third horse.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-24

THE following item from the Chica.
go Inter Ocean, concerning q former
well-knOwn Kansas Methodist minis
ter, may interest some. Mr.. Holmes
delivered q very humorous lecture in
the NJ. f. Church here, during the
session of the NJ. f. Conference two
years ago:
The Rev. ID. J. Holmes. pastor of a
Methodist church up at Oshkosh. IL
trying to raise money to pay off q
church debt which has been constant
burden ever since the great fire there
in 1875. In rather cheerful circular
that he sends out he says: "Rich men
have 80 many tuneful nightingales to
charm the money out Of them, and SO
many Tapping condOrs of mammoth.
worldly speculatiOns to engrOss their
attention. and SO many scholarly
chick-a ID. DIS piping and carOling
for distressed academies aud colleges,
that these great and noble rich folks
cannot hear the moan Of q poor, little,
friendless dove" And yet it Is pleas
ant to know that this "pOOr, little.
friendless dove" has In the course of
the last year been cOmfOrted with sub
scriptiOns amounting to over 81, 900.
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U. 5. LAND OFFICE.
SALINA, KANSAS,
June Do 1850.

June D. 1850.
The Honorable Commissioner Of the
General Land Office in his circular to
Registers and Receivers, dated June
4th. $3.50. says:
GENTLEMEss 81 call your attention
to the provisions Of AN a1t Of Con-
gress, entitled an act for the relief Of
certain homestead and pre-esnption
settlers In Kansas and Nebraska, ap-
proved June 18th, lss0, which reads rs
follows, viz:
"Re il enacted by the Senate aud
House Of Representatives Of the Uni
ted States in Congress assembled.
That il shall he lawful for homestead
sud presumption settlers On the public
lan,ls, or presumption settlers upon
Indian reservations In the States of
Kansas and Nebraska, ve~t Of the
9Th principal meridian, where there
has been loss or failure Of crops from
unavoidable cause In the years 1879 or
1850 20 leave and he absent from said
lands until the Isl day Of October 1851,
under such rules and regulations ~ 10
praof and notice n the Commissioner
of the General Land Oflice may pre-
scribe, and during said absence no
adverse rights shall attach to said
lands. such settlers being allowed Ia
resume and perfect their settlement
~ though no such absence had &C.
CURED.
SEXTON . That the time for max
ing final proof and payment by such
pre-empton Is hereby extended for
one year after the expiration AZ the
term 0f sbsence provided for In the
6n-t section al this oct, bat In case.
where the purrbsss mouey is by law
payable In installpasnta. the Ont un-
paid 1stallnsent sl,all l,e hrid not 10 BE-
due until Que gear amer the sxpin-
tioV II the leave II abeeuce aforessid."
II win b. aeep that the psnvisioos ef
this ct have Felessssce osiS 10 sach
Lands = ~ sssa - ~ eth psipetpo)
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,
Walnut City convention with more Of
prestige, or with . greater prospect Of
success. Far more difficult was his
recent candidacy before the state con-
ventiOn for the honorable position Of
delegate at large to the Chicago Coz
ventiOn. which he made . complete
and brilliant success.
Invincible at home, now that he Is
before the public for that position the
candidacy for Eggers Is swept away
at = breath. Of that aspiring trickster
no more will be heard. And solid rs
the support of Ellis, Motz will have
the delegates of Rocks, Treg0, Rush
and other counties. lit IL under his
skillful leadership, the northern por-
ton Of this senatorial district shall de
eide unitedly to rally, we shall have
no doubt Of his nomination by the
convention.