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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-04

A STATE WITHOUT TAxEs The State
~ Texas 10 In most env'abie condition Ia
,eynrd 70 her finances. She 10 the envy o
the country. Her Comptroller In report
presents the following fattering picture Of
her condition:
The State is out OF debt. With surplus
of over million dollars in the treasury
q permanent five per cent school fund often
millions Of dollars DnaPPropriaied pub
lie domain estimated at one hundred mill.
ions OF acres, which If judieiously used
would subserye eli the purposes ofin.ernal
improvements required by the State. and a
TAX lighter than lie imposed IN any other
people, and which il adequate 10 all the
wants Of the government.
The aggregate amount OF taxable proper
~ i very nearly $4,000 900 being On In
crease OF S22, 10000 over the previous
year.
The present financial condition OF the
State il highly satisfactory, calculated 10
inspire confidence in its ability to carry Out
the grand schemes ofinternal Improvement
10 which the aid Of the State is pledged
and y hch will enhance the value OF all she
nov Possesses fou-iold.
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WArERTows.-Ths new town, OF which.
il will be remembered, we spoke as being
located on the Mississippi Rapids. some four
miiee above Moline. and having equally as
great advaniag es Of water power, 10 now
surveyed and laid off into lot. ready for pur-
chasers. We say again that better proc
pec,iye location for all kinds OF business is
not 10 be found in the West, and the low
price al which lots will be sold ought TO in
dnce large settlement forthwith. Who
wouldn't like 10 own property in Il second
Moline or Lowell Those old fogies who
are afraid OF The venture had better keep
their money and leave the opening to more
eaterprsing men. WaiertoTn is certainly
destined to be enc OF the most prominent
manufacturing points in the West. For
further inforaia.ion address Ionic Sourse,
Moline, or Henry Mcneil, Hampton, ILL.,
X II. ADJ.
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Correspondence 0. the n. Y. Herald
WAsHssros, Nov. 30.-A movement
will be made early in the session for the
unendmen, Of the Canadian reciprocity for
The repeal OF the act giving il effect.
To this end call viii be made on the
Secretary OF The Treasury for information
as to the working Of the treaty, and il is be-
Ieyed will show that the Z. s. have Lost
lsrgely as far as revenue il concerned,
while the Canadians have received ali the
benefit.
The amendment sought is to enlarge the
rec list between the Two countries TO all
articles actually grown by each respective
~; this will include tobacco and sugar
which are now excluded, and from the do
lies on which the Canadian government is
mainly supported. In case the Canadian
government refuses to accept this amend
iment, then notice IL TO be given so as 10
put an end to the tfeaty.
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Something that Never Fails.

Do you Dousr IT do you doubt tina,
our gravey srds and cemeteries are filed
with The bodies ST the y Dung and the mid
dle-sged, who, If they had been wise, or had
been wisely counselled, might have rejoi.
ced in hale old agel Whether you doubt
or believe, it is, nevertheless, true. For
Hallowsy's Medicines never fail.
Do yoR doubt that multitudes die daily
from the consequences of their own evil ap-
petites Does not intemperance, for in
stance, hurry thousands to Il premature and
dishonored grave ! But il is true thar the
disease which results even from the grossest
form Of intempcrancc may be effectually
cured. For Holloway's Medicines never
fail.
DO yot. doubt hat any disease, whatever its
origin, may be cured by following the ad.
vice OF that most skllful of physicians, and
that perfect health and long life may be
secured 10 The invalid Whether YOU doubt
or believe, tits quite true For Holoway's
Nedici-es never fail.
Do you doubt that the most stubborn NAL
aides, which have dehed the treatment OF
the medical schools ard colleges, both oil
the old and the new werld which reduce
the patient 10 d skeleton, and torture him
with the most exeruciating pains which
make existence a curse 10 him and death 8
positive blessing-do you believe that they
may not BE relieved merely, but totally ex.
t!rpated from the system, though they have
taken hold Of the most vital parts Doubt
or believe as you please, but il 10 still true.
For Holloway's Medicines never fail.
fNp IF a.. ~.
ful beng around whose life SO many holy
bonds OF affection are wound the beloved
daughter and sister, whose girlish charms
we're just rpening into womanhood, whose
step made music as she walked, whose voice
was melody, whose smile was sunshine
whose presence irradated the household
and gave happiness TO every heart,-mus'
she be taken away and her place know hcr
no more By no means, II her friends are
wise. Do you doubt that the destroyer m ay
b. repelied, and her cheeks and eyes once
more resume the glow and brilliancy of per,
feet health ! Whether you believe or not
il is true. For Holloway's Medicines new.
er fail
That fond wife and mother. on whom the
seal Of death seems to be surely se,-shal
the distracted husband and the terrified anC
.nconsolate children, wsit from hour to hou
ter the anguish of her last hearth eakins
farewell Oh ! keep the Angel OF Dealt
from that dwelling. Let the dart be stayec
aid give not 10 the tomb all that enshrirei
go many ardent affections. Do you doub
whether she may live or die II 10 for be-
friends 10 decide, for Holloway's Medicine:
never fail.
TIE reader may ask ihe reason why they
never fail. We would simply answer that
having ransacked the whole phsrmacopoi,
o medical art, be finally sought instruction
Al the brink of the well of natures truth, al
The old Greek philosophers sought il, ane
received the required information. He gain
ed her secret. And we regard him as
nan Of original and profound genius, for hi
system puts TO shame the accumulated med
i, al dogmas Of two thousand yesrs.-N Y
Sunday Courier.
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ACCIDENT IA serious accident occurred
on Saturday, this side OF Adrian, on the
Michigan Southern Railroad. by which q
brakeman wac Instantly killed, and the con.
ductor and two passengers slightly injured,
on one OF the passenger trains. The bag
gage car Yves upset. the engine and tender
thrown on the track and badly injured. The
cause OF the accident wss, sw.t.h being
out Of place Such is the purpo,, Of tele-
graphic dispatch on the fremont board, re-
eeiyed yesterday - Che, TIT. I'd.
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Boy BAsiEs.--A humorous old friend Of
ours, full Of innocent ways and quaint con-
ceits, whose misfortunale it has almost al.
ways been 70 be one on the losing side in
politics, provoked smile from us the 9th.
er day as he sat at our table meditsting the
prospect Of sti another defeat His soIilo-
guy ran thus: "Well, they always did beat
us, and they alwsys will. They have the
ignorant rabble. The rsbbIe have the most
children, and | notice they always have
BOY sAsIEs."
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SUCCESSFUL HuETEG.-fhe other day
MIR. Reese aud Mr.. Teverbaugh,a couple Of
printers, forWerly employed in this 9th &c. re-
turned from a hunting expedition 10 WIS,
oonsin, having, during their hunt, killed thii-
ty.four deers and two bears, which they
brought with them to this city, as trophies
of their proves az hunters. To men, as
successlul 10 the chase as Messrs. X. and j.
have proved themselves, hunting will prove
very lucrative, as they will find ready sale
for their game, at good price, IN this msr'
ke,. We always knew these gentlemen
were well acquainted with shooting stsck
but were mol aware they so well understood
how 10 handle shooting iron. They starr
ON another hunt in "iew days."--N.Paui
ri oResr.
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: SINGULAR AND FArAL ACCIDENT TO
FREacH LADv.--At Paris lately, the Com
Jesse Charles Fitz James, In passing
through room when in full dress, stepped
upon llcifer match lying upon The floor
BY which her clothes ere set on FIRE. She
was 30 badly burned that after several
weeks of severe sickness she died.
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DR.. MShaffer, Corresponding Seereta'
Nv of Iowa State Agricultural Society is
engaged in preparing a history Of Agricul.
ture in this State. Tie book will enbr ace
q history Of eseb Agricultural Society ia OUT
State, maxim. volume OF some three hun
bred pages, and wiIl be work Of great
interes,
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D. g. ELDRIDGE

D. G. ELDRIDGE
Has ests bills he'd The
North Western Patent Medicine
i.ep0t,
I THE corner Of Rock Island Gud Ash sis Ds,ep.
- port, Iowa. where will be Kept al! the IeediuK
Proprietary MEDICINES o. he day, sven a.
ShaHenger's Fever * Asue AnliaoLs,
Ayersi Cherry fecioFal,
laynes' EapecLorant,
Storms Cough Candy,
BrIsn's PaimoGie Waters,
Dr. osgood,s India Colleagues,
Rosan's Ionic Mixture,
Rhodes Fever an DAG que Cure
DR.. Petith's Eye Save,
Tho mi sons Eye WsLeF,
Eon9hlou's fepsin,
hooiisBd's German Bitten,
bays Eminent,
Jsckson's Pile En- bT5eetiGu,
Jew D4vid's or Hebrew Plaster,
PoSr Aan's Plaster,
Ball. sar'aP.Iiis'
Rsd~Ey's Rem. Resolvenl
}. 81. JOINS COACH Syrup,
Christie Agqs Baistm,
AcLean's / Cordial.
Aortiners Blood Purnsr
Rheumatism Cure,
Jadkin's Ointment,
slosn'sHorse
sloaD's Family "
Irasb's Magnetic +"
holloway's
Russia sslse,
J. v. hufdy e Eye fEln,
Mexican Mustang Huinept,
McLesn's Volcanic Ointment,
S.. johns Nerve a. Bone LiREn cut,
D. a. Panesioek's VeTmllase,
McLE0e's
JayBe's
bsunVly's W0tI1 Lossnses,
Aliens Nerve sod Boa1 LluiheDtr
u. q. f4tfalts Arabian :"
Mercbaotis Ga Cling oai,
HamaiGke LiulnieBI,
Railways X. H. lief,
Lyons Kaiharon,
Prof. o J. Woods Hair Restorative
Bennetts Imperial Tonic,
Jsyne's lGtpineIiye,
Rp~znd's syrup nj Blackberry,
Brownie fxtTacI Of Ginger,
GodfTey's Cordial,
bstemap's Dfops,
Sloap's ConditloB Powders,
baty's ThoopberoDes,
Ferry Dsyis' Psin Killer,
hsllsy's Pain ExtraetoG,
S!osn's lnelspt Relief,
Balm Of q thousand Flowers,
Indian Vegetable Pill:,
JsyDes hgae
baLalss,
ssppingtop's -
5nslianbeIgeT's -
Bfsadetb'a
M0nells
smith's Sugar Coated -
Holloway
Les
hyers'
FIosls Nov " 1853
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OF these, the fremonters canno, expect
to carry more than 8 NJ The outside, making
9. in all. against lao Of all soFis. Bochsn-
antics, Raow Nothings, &c. Co.. Fremont
would have hard time with such Con
gress
DIR. Buchanan wiiIenier upon his admin
istrasion with al The branches Of the Gov
ernment With him. He AMI his party, will,
therefore, be wholly responsible for the
character OF the Government during the
next -four wears.
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ATrEnPTEp SUICIDE. --Tiis afternoon Il
man attempted To commit suicide by jumping
ofT the Ferry boat into the river. Fortunate-
~, the boat had gone but short distance
ron her landing, and the man wac rescued
He was g middling sized person, well dfess.
I'd, and said ne lived eight miles west Of
Lyons. He did not give his name Lyons
Miro,
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ses-L0'' oiosh p9i On ofao5 srseti $3.50
sla-,PArs o. 10, eiSekeI, 40xlOo feet on s.sn,,
nesr Rrad5 street, with frame dwelling hous .sse0a
si3-we,t half of lot block OF with o,,
ling house, on Railroad east Of Rock lssps I've,
$50 per foot. SseS
32o-A house and LOT In East Davelro,t a..,,
tern, wood shed, &c; price $500. 81"
32l--A house With u acre Of ground IN Tia ,o,,,
part Of tho c!Ni $1,000. H'ia
3a3-Lot block IS, south east -eornar a,
private residence IN the city.
s.e-Lo'7 block > and u and 30 block Ps,,o,,
addition, nsarthe Female college. S'''aF
No s32-Lot No. Q in block Sc on .,b 49,.
east OF Perry, upon VII eh Is erected two .,s - 70.
house sone story frame house. carpenter ,hsn ~.
salie, brings n reBt of seIs ger snnuu. VIII ~ 80
l0Sl ' W WI
g sss-A ons story brick house OF lat zsrgg0. ~
| isndi the rs~of the river from this place -
s4e--Lyt.7 aud block 49, usar ths Railroad d.ra,
| s.s-A new frame house with gooa Lsck ,r,,t
! the corner q sixth streets lot spxiu0 fset
saS-Aiso he lot adjoining the south, f.ouuDss,
81. house sHd lot on siIth street west II Mai
sTresE lot 2sKlSo ""1
| stI--A lot on Msla street being tsa .cs,A
Lar OF Gol4.miias addition, s. }sxsi WI
sss--A house and lot between Brsay AID u.,.,.
with nre views u the
o5sPa's Of 10; bloch, :, Forest UAoas ss,,ta,s
| Priss tIlV
S52-Lot fronting Brady and r&taudius T., ps,r.
'''est S'x 81 is7t; price SsuI, easy tsrus.
80 house and lot on south west eorSsr = TLh.
sSt-A house aui two lois in East Davenport ,,t..
F'-e" u cash. bAlsHes Year cheap properly '
3s5A house and lot on ea side OF Kintsv .,,..,
between Front aad Second sire, to hous. n .,o,t
rooms, lot sesse, aodrr tsut OF $50 per am sn
| Price fisUo.
No .to-A two story frame h9uss Cd part Of lot lL.
W on western sYeEuss negih 81 slh ~ house noss
nIsasns PANTRY, closets, sad well it,e 80,
No -Ir-A H5ass u aiEe sad sala. Ii o.. st5
tis "es'sE0 A's- Price $500.
He aa2-A House Of sa,as ..E. az. .au,, l., os. A..
sas' 81 "s.isEn Ave frl's ss,-So.
No 2.s--A Hosse of sl1s aud aessrtrtiss On ss
81. - aoOF sast " y Avs. itiee S2.o0
40. s.I.--Tbrse Houses Of lie sane a,.o,n,L.,
rooUs, on tunAH st, north u lEcGss AID z an 80
| ground @aeh fTico 81 seu
No, zass--A House snd Lot on e,.rn., p,,t. .,s,
So Lot o.Il Iisuse le sx... so.ns rr3es -sso
No. .6s,-A frame house On farusIp =, h., ko.,,.-.
AFs and st. fu'olas, &Eshss, elstssu ven 80 -
| sl,-u1. us"
Nc .eo.---A two stgry frame heuss on l. Clair, a, -
tih' E.nts siisS sAstEss, ETC., 90 Jesse gr.,,,s /.
| ysals PTos $50. s'VuhS ~
SO. 2a.s~-LoI ., tl4,4 Gs,s-sQS
1 Warren, +0&fV. friog $3.50. - - 't"'
/ Ne Ei--A E0sss aHt IL ~ I'll ~ 49,. a, S.
lai tSxi59, bouss EUohls EtaisI v III ~, "a.
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o! DEAREST MAY, Junior

o. DEAREST MAY, Junior.
a. ladies' sor1s and listen,
a story we'll Trlate,
a. asppeaed 10 davenport.
The Queen Of tae Ha1vkeye STATE.
IL was duwE Eear ths river.
an thu West eide Of Main street
Down between Front SGd second,
C opened store 50 neat,
O that neat ID pretty store,
Are goods from svery cline,
silks aud Velvets, Ribbons COO,
From dollar 70 3 diIs
eriroes and Coburg Cloths
Aud Calico's full yard wide.
Together wiki Mantillas,
are zeea0n every side
Flannels, Donsstiss and shawls,
In gbandsue. doth appear.
Have patience little while
fUf Eha sud 1. very neArl
Crsvats, Tics, and Hslfhnse too,
the Gentlemen hero will end,
With Collars, ShiIts aud Drawers,
Suited To every ntat.
Hosiery, Giovss, ana Talms.
4 be little Miss will fud
Together With other thugs
VI every price and kiad
The ltti> sancy urchin
That ~aHd.rs about the street,
he ter down all our STAR Bills,
va likewise and sonsthing neat.
Tta1 come ys 70 the 'sto 6,
Haste, Young and old. one aui ali,
10 whsrs the cheapest goods are,
The store OF DASalELL SMALL.
Davenport December 2, 1850 diff
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The Union Benevolent Society will assemble ave.
~ Taarday 2. NJ ats octock, until further not Ice
in the conference room Of the Congregations
church on sth st. Donations for the poor are cor
daily received by The Society Per order of socie
Is. Ldeca.ltl NJ. A. SWAN, Sec'y.
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AAailor being asked how he ik d his
bride, is reported to have remarked, why,
dye see said be, | took her for TO be only
hall Of me, as the parson says, but dash me,
il she isn't twice as much as |. I'm only a
Tar and she's a Tartar"
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A Sci les O; Battles In ESxieo

NV Yosg, Dec. I--Adyieee have been
received iIom the City II MEXICO up TO the
9TH ult.
Gen. VidaurrI, whose defeat by the rev.
olu,iouiss in Sonors was reported from
California. has pu, himself a, the head OF
800 Indisns and captured the town Of Hor.
caitas.
Gen. Moraao expected to fight decisive
battle with the insurgents OF Pueblo on tn
9th. Many OF the government, officers he'd
been she, IN battle by the pr0nunciatos.
Great oursges By the Indiana are r.
ported They had murdered DIR. Beers, aEc
n his family near Monterey. The Indians
had also defeated the government troops a.
Rosario.
The Santiago river had risen shd mum
dated the valley oil Hsxe.lls.
An invasion from SPAN was still feared
and the people were preparing for stout
resistance.
Englsnd's expected naval demonstration
vas looked upon as pretty certain to take
place.
Later adyices from Mexico confirm the
previous reports Of vidaurri's success, and
allude 10 other revolutionary movements.
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Co4L.--In the course Of a week, we shall
doubtless have plentiful supply Of Pitts
burg coal. II q now selling al the extra.
ordinary high price Of ~ cents 49, Louis.
rel. journal, 2g.t
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For Sale,

eHeeilsE! stand for q Tavern on the pubuoue
rosd, a few rods north OF ths e,sno-at, IimII. OF
srenpVn together with Nine Acres OF
'""u' .ni70 oi which Is uldsr cultivation and sur.
GS"'., - s9od isnee, With tunaing water on It,.
iAe lmrtoY"nrE i1Gre two story BIfek House, 81
Ss' aqa&ts, "a good dry cellar, h 20 stable
~ nS'e iaiHk well OF wafer; tho buildings are
!as suSa place a. Is needed Tor the accom- mods
non VI farmers, travellers and dfoyefs For my.
'n'r particulars spguits Of
oo,, NlCkuLLS, lSBRLL 4 CO.,
LAID Agents,
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A Hoor AcoIDIST.-lesterday forenoon,
a lady was passing up one OF the a;sles d
he Old South Church, when one Of her
loops burst lie fastening, and coming Out,
rallied upon the carpet. A gentlemen be-
hind seeing the disaster, pot his loo, on the
md Of the hoop, and j, quickly pulled out,
when he quietly rolled It up and placed IL in
his pocket, those in the vicinity testifyiog To
their appreciation Of the iady's trouble by
suppressed smiles. "--Boslon 1rapeier
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Iowa LeGislatuN,

The following is the list Of Senators and
Representatives in the Iowa General As
sembly complete, as furnished US BY our in
dus,rious co-edi,or -
LA Cousrr-K. $. hccailoek, dem, W. A.
Thurs,on. sdem.
vAs buRXs couSry--a Mccreary,s rep.
DEs MeISss couSry--J. W. Williams, rep; Wm,
T. Coolbsugh,s dem.
DAva coCxrr--a. II. Trimble, dem.
JKFrgRsoN Cousry-Nm. A. NJ. Reed. rep,
Hskav CouNiy--A. SAUNDERS rep.
LIoCousrr-J. c. Ramsey dem.
NoRloE. IrcAs N CLARKs-A. Andersen,- rep
| AprAssosk, NAYsx DrcArrx-J W. Warner,
Fsruosr. Nuts, P.sg, &c ,--Ssm. Dale, dem.
PorrAwArrAaIx. ae--J u. Ies., @NA
LorisA CeuNIY-H. T. Cleaser,. rep
| wAsaisaros CouSry--chas. Foster, rep
kEoxuK CapkTy--l D. Hogan rep
MAnAskA corsrr-wm caughride,rep
MARION Cousrr-J. Is. Neal. dem,
wAKsEs, MADISON, ApAIS & CAs-M, 5. AePhsr'
sen, rep.
| JOHNSON s. lows, ], X tkw9od, rep.
sco1r Cously--NiehoissJ Ruseh, rep.
| CkpAs COUNTY, W Catteli, Ter
| CLisros Corrry-J. J. Matthew'S rep,
| Linn CorxrY-w G. Thompson, rep.
| LlsS, BENTON, 5lAcKHAws q BresAsaS-aso
powsssr.s, J.sss, MAasHA,, q rAx.-J G
PsLx, b.LlAs b GcrHaIs-Jss JordoA,. rep
| jackson CopSrr--J. w. jenkins, rep
| JACKSON 4 JosRs-yossph Buree.s dem,
prruarK Cousry--w. @. Stewart, dem
punrSrS & pyIAwARE-W. W. Hsm.toa,s rep.
| cL.rEox CouSrY-Henry 9 Carter, rep,
FsYKrrg, &o--Aaron Brown, rep.
AIisn.Krs, Ao--1ery T. Atkins, rep. !,
Democrats, 4!
Rep pblicans, =
| rsn.s s,ssd Win =. ..ohold ay.,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Rsm.mber the Poor

Under thisheada limited nu N serofs peciainotice
vii, bio Inserted at 10 cents per line each Insertion
or so els. per y aek.
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lieu advertisements.
DIANA EDxsIEa

~ CHATTfKLD bsgs leave 10 inform The citizens Of
SsDsvsuport that having had 20 years practical ex
persnce In Piano Forte making in Lrndon ana Hostou,
Il prepared repair Piano foites IN most thor
ouyh workmanlike style. Also all kinds Of Iasinet
Work repaired and Vanished and obeing earpentring
done.
veen Third and Fourth, will be punctuaiy attended
10 dscs.d3m p2
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REPRESENTATION.
LIZA Coo SIR Joseph Van Walk nbursh, asmj W.
IA tiruwoid, dem; }. H.. Sullivan ,den; .. Peace,
DEM Thos sawyer, KIN.
nss MoIsrs co--Wiilisns, E, D. Hand, T.
V.s suars corsrY.-Dsyid poat, dem; Dudley
HARDY, dem: Y. VI. McDaw, tem.
DAVIS CorHrr-pavid Mendeuhall, dsm; Barnet
Neliser, dem.
Irrrrsso, corsrY-Louis Reeder, rep; C. 0.
stanton, rsp;w p Holmes, rep.
HrssY Corsry--Samuei Mcfarland, rep; WIFI
warslio corssr--cyru. Frsnklr, tsH; s T,
w.rrtIo ..p KroxuK-M. T. Botorf, dem
Mossor--Samnei Massage, dem
treas, clAaxg AID uxiax--p W. soovirs, dem
Ars.soo.r JAS Galer.sth, dem,
NAYSk AND pyc,rrR- Thomas N. brown, dem
FRxxosr H Moer, rep.
MitLs, Ae-Mr Moore, rep,
PoI1.wArrAxlE-A. \; larinsr, dem.
HAssDoH. &c--Nysn, dem
LounA--N ". Butri., rep
wssHNaroS--wm b, Lewis, rep.
Loru. AND " .sntxaros--A. p. kiskpstrisk, rep.
MAs.sEA--pr Fry, nv; Robert wilson, rep.
MAGos-Green Clarke, dem; Miles Jordon,
dem
wAaRsS--C B Jones, rep.
MAnsos. ApAiR AID CAH B Roberts, reP
MuscAnHr-0t Cloud, rep: Mills, rep.
Jorssos--u D woodin, rep.
Joarsoy AND IowA--phineas lnskip, rep.
scorT--Robsrt Rogers,rep; Eli Wing, rep; ho'
ratio g Barnsr, re-.
CEpAa-kdgsr Wright, rep
CLmrcs-C Fl Toll, rep.
CLINTON AND cEpAR--RepUblesn.
LaSx--Joha Kuus,rep; Daniel Iorthisn, rep.
PowRsHsx AND ksprR- Mr. kdmund.on, rep.
BExros. TAnA ND MARsHALL--Ar Arno d, rep.
PoLK--Dr Davis, rep.
PoLE, Dallas AND GurHslE---Greep, rep.
JAcxsos-wu Moodo' rep; HeshosrssF, rep.
Jesrs--W Holmes, rep
JAcxsss ED JosEs-wm Thomas, rep.
DrLAwARE-D Noble. rep,
BLAcKHAwE Asp BucHAsAs--MsrtiD Bailey, rep.
Dcsuacs--w Barker, DENT John Moore,
lem; Thomas Hsrdie ,dep; Daniel Couri, dom.
ClAYIos-L Bigelev ,reri Francis Rodman, isp.
Book, sew alter Wilson, dem.
AtL.aaxrE-J. Bryson, rep.
wlSHssHIEx, &e-Mr Csusen, rep.
FArrrrI-k A Richardson, rep.
BRxxrs, ae-B K G!ileii, rsp.
Republicans q
Democrats, ~
Republican majority u