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M(iunfsota Tinlts,


T. M. NEwSON & CO.
. NJ. NEwSoN, MARTIN ). CLUN
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BOOKS & STATIONERY.

CTTeut bargains nOU OUeT6d.
GEORGE f. ROBINSON has opened, in his
Vt new store No. s. GARDENERS Buildings Toledo
Ohio, the finest assortment of BOOKS q, STA
TIONER Y and at lower prices than ever before
offered in the Toledo market, embracing all the
mo st standard rOrkS Literature History Poetry,
Science and Arts All the most popular works of
the day. received as issued. \ large asSOrt-
ment of Blank Books, full bound and half bound.
uf the very best manufacture, and at the lowest
prices WRITING PAPERS,
large stock of the very finest kinds, including Flat
Cap, Foolscap, Letter, Bath Post, Note plain and
fancy. ENVELOPES.
ANY quantity of various qualities and sizes, plain
aud fancy--the best assortment before offered
in this market.
WRITING INKS,
of all the best manufacturers in this country and i'll
Europe in bottles of from ounce to quart
and of all colors.
WINDOW PAPER, WINDOW SHADES AND BORDERING,
large assortment carefully selected, and prices
that cannot fail to give satisfaction.
BE- .gu. . BLANKS
for Justices, Lawyers, and business men, always on
hand, and at the lowest prices.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Webster's Elementary Spelling Books, by the case
or by the Dozen at the lowest cash prices; States
of superior quality.
WRITING BOOKS,
with without copies slate pencils, chalk crayons,
lead pencils large and small school cards. drawing
paper, &c.
R3- Nj orders from the country executed with
dispatch and fidelity and no pains will be spared to
make those wishing to purchase i'll our line feel it
to be an object to trade with us. [30tfl
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

VXTE offer for sale, on very reasonable terms, ri
w yer tract So, containing 1917 acres; river
tract 50, containing 1876 acres and the west half of
south west quarter of section H. in town3 U.S.R.,
containing 50 acres all in Wood county. All this
land lies III body, within about miles of Perrys-
burg. The farm is well watered and has upon it
a fine orchard and over 200 acres of well improved
land, the greater part of which is bottom land of
the very best quality. For terms, inquire of
Nov II, l855.--27tf MURRAY & DOpGE.
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u ECIPES-ToSilve Plate for rtempering Edge
IA Tools; to cure Heaves; celebrated Corn Cure :
SPAWN and Ringbone; Diarrhpa and Dysentery :;
Fire King; Rheumatic Liniment: Horse Secret
Fish Secret Deafness; Headache sthma obe-
dent Watch the Oil of Rhodium; Preventive /:
Abortion King of all Secrets; Toothache instant
cure; Sores Ulcers and Assesses; SPAWN For,
sale by f. HOUSE or T. EASTMAN
Bowling Green, Wood CO.. Ohio --35w3*
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Administrators Sale.

vTNHE personal property belonging to the estate
l. of Stephen Williams, deceased, consisting of
one Frame Shop, Harness Tools of Harness maker.
Box Stove. Clock, Collar Block, stock on hand,
&c, &c. will be sold publicly at said shop, in Per-
rysburg. Wood county, Ohio, on the Goth of Janu-
arv, 1856, commencing at 10 A. NJ. of said day
SYLVANUS JEFFERSON, Admir-.
Dec. 20 1S55.--35w3
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CLOTHEENG IEOUSE.

nj II. CALLARD respectfully informs the
~. merchants and citizens generally of Perrys-
burg and its vicinity, that he continues the Clothing
Business, with increased facilities and greatly en-
larged stock Of beautiful styles and patterns suta-
BILE for the season, at his store on Louisiana
Avenue, east side, between Front and Second sts.
where he will at all times during business hours
be ready to cut and manufacture CLOTHING. ii
the latest and best style All orders given will be
accomplished with pTomptness and economy.
n. B. Cutting done for the Trade and warranted
to fit when properly made up. [nov
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r. H. Folgervs. John Clark.

CHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue of writ of fl.
> ia. to me directed and delivered from the court
Of common pleas of Wood county Ohio, will Of
fer for sale at the door of the court house in Per-
rysburg, on Saturday the sixteenth day of Februa-
ry, \. D. 1856 between the hours of ten A. N. and
four p. NJ Of said day the following described lands
and tenemeHts to wit: The north west quarter of
section thirty three 33) town three 81 north, of
range ten C0) east, in Wood county, the same being
taken in execution as the property of said defend
ant at suit of said plaintiff. W. l.. COOK.
MURRAY & D0DGE, Attys. Sheriff.
Jan. I2, 185G.--35w5$2
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MARBLE WORKS.

M ARBAE WORKS.---EDwARD LLOYD, on
1fA Monroe-st. Toledo, manufactures and deals
in American and Foreign Marble MONUMENTS
Tomb Stones, Mural Tablets Cabinet Slabs Man
ties, and all other articles usually called for in his
line. He has on hand large and well selectedAs-
sortment Of Italian and American Marble Monu-
monts, Tomb Stones &c, which he win finish in
the best STYLE with pronrptness and despatch, and
on as reasonable terms as any establishment in the
western states.
All persons wishing to pay the last mark of re-
spect to theirdeparted friends will please give him
a call. lToledo. May 2G, l855.--2s1
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.
Pcrrysburg Prices Carrent.

Wheat $1.65@l.70; Flour. $S.50@0.o0; Rye,
G0lp65 Corn, 35040; Oats, 25@931; Potatoes, 81
ot50; Butter, 1920 Eggs, 12@l8; Apples, dried,
$1.250t1 so; Peaches, dried, $l.00W1.25; Beans,
S1.5O@200; Feathers, 310tl4; Fresh Pork, COS {;
Beef, 3a04; Talow, 10012; Lard, 10W12; Wool,
25p30; Hay, $8.00W10.00; Wood, $I5O@2.0O; ;
Salt, S2O01Q2. so; Onions, 37050.
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VS. Wood County Sheriff's Sale

JOLn ID. bacon }
vs.. Wood County Sheriff Sale
William Jackson.
DY virtue of writ Of execution to me directed
-8J and delivered, fro IN the court of common pleas
Of Wood county, Ohio. i'll the above entitled cnuse
will offer for sale at the door of the court house,
in Perrysburg, ON Saturday, February I'd, 1856,
between the hours Of 10 oclt OK a. N. ard o'clock
p. NJ. of said day, the following rcperty: North
quarter of section No. thiItysiX, (5G) of township
No. five (5) north Of range No. eleven I'D east.
containing 100 acres more or less; also, the south
eight ~ rod strip of the south east quarter Of the
north east quarter, in the same section, town and
range, containing acres, or less. with all and
singular the appurtenances in Wood county, Ohio.
W. l.. COOK, Sheriff Wood CO.. o.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty Ptf.
Dec. IS, 1S55.--31w5$2.75
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John II. Cowdcn
" Wood Common Pleas.
In Partition.

NfFVIEt NUNLtI q NT, J
DY virtue of decretal order of sale to me Cirec-
-D ted and delivered, from the court Of common
pleas OF Wood county, Ohio, in the above entitled
cause, will offer for sale at the door of the court
house in PeTryshurg, on Saturday, February I'd.
1856, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and
o'clock p NJ. of said day. the gouth east quarter cf
the north east quarter Of section No. thirtv-two
(32) il township No. five (5) north, of range No
twelve, I2) in Wood county Ohio, containing for
ty acres, more or less ". l.. COOK.
MURRAY q DODGE, Attys. Sheriff
Dec. 10, 1955.--3lwG$2.12
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Matthew IIilI,s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been appointed and qualified as administrator
on the estate OF Matthew Hill, deceased, late of
Wood county Ohio. III who have claims against
said estate, win present them duly authenticated
according to law. JOHN OSBUN.
Jan g. lS56,--35w3
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Graham y Houston
( Wood County.
{ Sheriff s Sale.

JONI d HtNTy FII5WOTIH. J
DG virtue of a writ of execution 20 NE directed
ID and delivered, from the court Of common pleas
OF Wood county Ohio, in the above entitled cause
will offer for sale at the door of the court house
in Perryshurg, on Saturday, February I'd, 1856 be-
tween the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and O'clock 2. H., the
east twothirds of the north east quarter, aud the
north half of the south east quarter of section No.
eighteen, QS) in township No, four, a. ofrange No
ten 10) east. in Wood county. W J.. COOK.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty Pitts Sheriff.
Dec IS, I855.--3lw5$2 ''r
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VS.. @, r,
John EOOr \ SHSilIl Salc'

DY virtue of an execution to me directed and de-
ID liycred from the court of common pleas Of
Wood county, Ohio, in the above entitled cause,
will offer for sale at the door of the conrt
house in Perryshurg on Saturday, February I'd,
1856, between 10 O'clock A. M. and 2 o'clock p. NJ.
Of said day the north east quarter Of the south east
quarter Of section No twenty two (22) in township
No three (3) north, of range No. eleven (l1 east
in Wood county Ohio, containing forty acres, more
or less. ". l.. COOK, Sheriff Wood Co.. o.
MURRAY & Dodge, Attys Ptf.
Dec Is, 1855.--51w5S2l2
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AHcot 4 Horton VS.. John McCrory ct al.
CtHEElFF'S SALE.--By virtue of an alias wrii
" of f. fa to me directed and delivered from the
court Of common pleas Of " ood county Ohio, |
will offer for sale at the door of the court house in
perrysburg, on Monday, the 2Sth day Of Januar,
1886, between the hours OF 10 4. NJ and p. M, Il
following real estate, situate in " Wood county, Ohi
to wit: Iu-Uts Of the town Of PoItage eyille nun
hers thirteen (l3) and fourteen, C14) taken by me
execution as the property Of said defendants at II
suit of said plaintiffs. w. l.. COOK, Sheriff
MURRAY & DouGE, Attys Plttfs.
Dec. ~. IS55.--33w5S SO
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Ihe court of Com,mon Pleas Of Wood CoUmty, &
4 he Cuyahoga Steam Furnace Company rerSHs
" ilam Z. Cook ei al.
THESTER COOK will take notice that the
~ Cuyahoga Steam Furnace Company have thi
day fled petition against him ard others seeking;
to obtain Judgment against You ON four promissoir
notes, signed by you and the other defendants. De-
cenber 6, 1851 for $337. so each, payable in l. 9.
3, / years respectively with annual interest,
part Of which has been paid; also. to foreclose
mortgage on TIE s. W lC0 feet Of n-lot No. rs.
in Perryslurg, with the appultenances, known
the Perrysburg Steam Mill properly" given hy
VIM. Z. Cock to Plaintiffs, June Il, S5S. to secure
said notes. Gu viii take notice that unless y.u
answer or denur to said petition ty lie I'd Satur
day of February, A. ID. 1856, at the first term OF
said court thereafter judy gment will be taken TO
you as upon confession. MURRAY & DopGE.
December 3, lS55.--S3&O Att'ys of Ptff
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plants. Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Cutanet us Erup-
tions, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Coughs. Headache
Canker and Nursing Sore Mouth. Rheumatic and
Bronchial Affections, and General eblity. Itacts
with wonderful efficiency in purifying theJioOd
giving tone and elasticity to the system, thereby
inspiring energy and power to throw off those nu-
merous diseases incident to this climate.
In quart bottles, at 81 each.
2tf PECK e. HAMILTON.
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officers OF the United States might be i'm.
peachcd for; and would they not have
specified the class of offences which miUht
be punished 10y expulsion if they had in
tended 10 give general power to expcl !
Undoubtedly. Their hot having done SO
Is strong Argument TO show that they
! only intended to limit the power of punish
ment to expulsion in regard to cases in
| violation Of the laws of order. 1t seems
TO me, then, SO FAR as that clause OF the
Constitution is concerned, that there is no
power IN this House TO take cognzancc OF
tins case in the manner which is recon
mended Toy the majority of the committee.
IL seems TO me that the conduct of the
gentleman from South Carolina involved
in this case was not disordcrIv conduct in
the sense in which the Constitution intcn.
ded, and that thepowcr TO eXpel does no,
embrace general class of offences, bu, is
| restricted to those offences which are vio-
IatIons of the law of order previously es
tabshed. ! consider it, ihcrciorS per.
f"ctly clear that clause Of tie Constitution
does not embrace the case of the gentle.
man from South Carolina. shalt, there.
fore, mako no further reference 10 ,ha,
clause, and >hail III the balance Of my
argument, treat thc subject without amy
regard t" those clauses of the Constitution
to which | have already aludcd.
Now sir, where else will the committee
mud tins power, which they cIGm We
ar" ioId IN General liou,jon's case tha,
tins House has the power to punj>!, for
assaults and batteries "u lis mcmbor<, by
virtue OF that clause of the Constitution
which grants to this House the power Ia
compel the Attendance Of absent members,
""' 'l''l having the power to compel the
''[n'""ce OF memIcr> whcucvcr 10y rs.
S"I,' al" "a'trfy Il M"mUcr Is prevented
ed from Attendance, the offender violates
'""t 0''">c "' the Constitution, and Is
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nately kept. This memorandum ! acccp-
ted under the advice of friends, in lieu Of
Mr.. Bucock's statement, and was told that
IT was generous to do so. | did it to save
Mr.. Buriingamc's feelings, whose associ-
atcs was Informed were pressing him
And yet, after all this-aitcr five DAYS of
dclay-Mr. Burlingamc had the etlrontc-
~ to cmbarrass his counselIing friends,
and to repudia,c, on the 10lh Of July, be.
cause of IN assumed false construction,
"in some quarters" an instrument which
contained apologies which he had made
on the ;iIst Of the same month, and which
apolug"tic construction he had repeatedly
admitted to bc true, and also in the pres
cucc Of his friend, Mr., Banks.
He now even affects the chevalicr, and
drIiamtiy says, II leave my speech TO in.
tc'Prct itself, and hold myself responsible
for it, without qualification or amend
meat"
lie requires me to meet him in Cana
la, Il distance of near ScUcu hUadrCd mjiCS
"j MT| To"ic-a rJU.c running through
the cncmy'S country, and through which
40 man knows better than Mr.. Burm.
game ihat coull not pass without run.
ming the gauntlet Of mobs aud a>sassins
prisons and pcuitcn'iaricS, h;,j.ins and con
>tah,c<. He knew that could nc, cr get
to CJn1da, and that were 10 do 50 an,
lie were to tail, that | would never gc
back. He might as well have Designated
Boston Common.
Is pypr,pSI,iru = rf \ So rrrrDsfrr,r.
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Dear Sr: | have deemed it proper and
jus; to make the following statement.
AZ your request, called ycs,c, day at
near three O'clock, rs your friend, upon
Hon. Mr.. Bur.;ngamc---tLnt beng the
,igst opportunity | had OF meeting him
and OF delivering your note. Afgcr he
had read il, informed him that | was
requested by YOU to urge that Il meeting
sh"r!d take place at the carlics. praclicu-
bic moment, suggesting that afternoon or
tins molnIn- at tour o'clock, and hoped
that i, would suit his convenience.
further stated that You had supposed
that all differences between YOU and him
self haI been adjusted; that he Mr.. Bur
'lrgamc hal rc-opcucd the matter, as
y"n supposed for personal difficulty,
and that you were ANXIOUS to have 1t en-
ded without delay. He replied, "That
j. the feeling Of u gallant man, and Rrc oks
is "A brave man." That he would have
TO look out for n fricud, and had none in
his mind at that time, and pcrha.s he
could not Lc ready Tor meeting at us
early an hoar rs You requested. | also
impressed M Oh him tho necessity of rculirc
secrecy save with his'!ricnd would COM
muuIcatc with me ut my seat while the
House was III session, or mt my room after
its nd djournmcn,; and, as he bad the rigL t
0! selecting the place for the meeting, and
such other arrangements aS are usual up
"a such occasions, that he would have the
kindness 10 let me know, ut as early an
lpuT as Wqs rgDy1r,sut whom "a 4 u hoe.
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Hon. i. s. BRooKs.

1t was a saying Of Paley that he who
is not n tool half Of llie time, is a fool all
the limc. Rober, Hall, who held a sim
liar opinion, on being rcproached by We.
ry dull preacher with the exclamation
How can man who breaches like
you talk in SO triiiing a manncrT' re-
piled
"TlIere brother, is the difference be-
tween us you talk your nonsense in the
pulpit | talk mine ont OF H."
The eminens DIR. South being in the
midst Of frolic on one occasion, and see
ing diguifcd acquaintance approaching,
exclaimed
stop! We must be gave nov; there
is fool coming
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4" 4 CARD.

- O-hiNi's
Il am informed that The memorandum
OF recent conversation of myself and
friends with the friends OF Mr.. Brooks ha,
recel'cd, III some qu ,rlcrs, from It's posi-
ton, as appended 10 Mr. Brooiis's speech
an Interpretation which does injustice I,
lis real meaning and to my intentions.
This is what say, and have said, in
relation 10 my speech: That observed
IN 1t The rules OF personal and parliament
tary dccorun; ,hat could not qualify OF
relract any portion of it, and hcid mvsci
responsible to any gentleman aggric, cd
by ii.
This is the only construction which !
supposed would be placed on the memo
rludum, which my friends reduced 10 wri.
ting, that there might be no misunder
standing. But, iua,much as attempts,
not altogether unsuccessful, have been
made TO perv"rt its true meaning, | now
withdraw it. And that there may no,
be any misappreheusion in the fn,urc, |
say, explicitly, that leave my speech to
interpret itself. and hold myself responsi
bic for il, without qualification or amend.
mcnt. A. BURLINGAAlE
Washington, July 10, 1885,"
This card was first published in the
=" "lntelligencer" on Monday, the 2Isl inst,
though 1t is dated July 10.
As soon as | could procure friend
(Which was in less than two hours after |
tirst saw The card) the following message
was sent to Mr.. Burlingame:
Washington, July 2i.
"Sir: VIII you do me ihc kiu1ness to
Indicate some place outside ofilIis District
where it will I've convenient to you to ne
gotiatc in reference TO the difference be-
tween us. Very respectfully, &c,
j. :. BROOKS.
"Hon. a. BERLNGAAg."
hPpichending an arrest from the off.
ciDus interference Of Mr.. Burlincame's
friends, I knew that no frien of mine
would lodge inCormalion.) at night fall |
left my own rooms and went TO the house
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4"Fathcr did you ever have another
wife besides mother No, my boy what
possessed YOU TO ask such question p
: Because saw in the old family Bible
where you married Ammo Domini, in ] S35
and that isn't mother, for her name was
Sally Smith.
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ENTRACy.l


Mr. D"r1'n&aine then commenced an
cNl'a"anon' winch lei to "A long conver'
Sa''o" He'"'en w. IN the course OF which
he h'"Ie many statements, which he said
were c"l'hd'n'in.
o!niiI'nS these, the answer which lac
desired me to bear You was substantially
U'iS: That he bad no unklnd feeling, what.
s"c'er tor You, but, on the contrary, rc.
gar"'d go" as man Of courage and a
man OF honor; that while he disuIrrDvcd
OF the assault on Ar, sumner, ANA felt
G""nA aS Massachusetts, man to con.
u''nn II, he had designed to discriminate
'ctwe"n the man and the act, ct it be
remembered 'hat this language Was used
o" 'hc I't Q! July, and had SAID no more
On The subject Iian hls sense oi rcprc>cn-
'''''e duty required. Under these CIR
c"'''>'a"c's' Inc was surprised to find that
you had taken exception TO anything
W'''e" lie ""i sad "ln relation TO thc
"o"s'S 'lIat 'I'd been thrown ont III his
h""'' S'a'eI 'hat lh"y had not been au'
morse" "y h''" hHi' on The contrary, hc
'e'! strongly condemned both them and
'"r'r ""ihHfS.
ana H. after all this, You were not
S"''t;'"' ana wanted h'' blood, he stated
'"h' "e c"n'd do no;h'nS else than acccp,
n,I !, r ""N,H 90 50;
h,'"re IeaNing Mr.. bur'ingan", rcca-
!'"'"'cI what understood I" Ic i'is an.
sMGr' IL" agreed that was right, and
""'''' H'S'r''c me TO bun rs YOU see
me- q" '5Nce 10 my kI"d feelings to
n''h, ana DO justice also to my man
''"I''; ;. :,
,,.t. GO q" J'St'Fe 10 Mr' b"I""@ame IN
'"o"4"' uta'InS' anu 'Pcrch. was
P''nsed WIN 'he report O! his bearing,
"no impressed WIN '"e nc',e' mat "r was
al, ." ''I'",'1 n; &e"''e'''an &,G "h% M""n next
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Turnto thc PrcSs-its tccming Sheets sury,,.
Big with the wonders OF each passing duy
The daily union., 1856-10-11
A SIGNIFICANT FACT.

The single fact stated in the following despachthat
whilst the Fillmore procession passing Independence
Square where the Fremoners holding their meeting
"c hco Joined in cheering The Union tickot'dssi-
pas the idle stories which charge that the Buchanan and
Fillmore arranging combination Of their forces
"PHLADELPHrA, October 9.The whole city is Of eK-
each Of the three great political parties hold
ing meetngsthe republicans in Independence Square
the friends Mr. Fillmore Central Square, and the demo
cra the Of Second and Dock streets The repub
can meeting is very large and the pek kers holding
forth stands While the speaking going the
Fillmore procession passed the square, when the two
j1iued in cheering the Union ticket"
No stronger proof Of cordial sympathy between know
nohings and black republicans could be furnished unless
is found in the fact that the knownothngs giving
their hearty support State ticket in which they know
that black republcausm predominates That the
OF this ticket would be Fremont victory is known to the
ownothngs who support it 1t is absurd for men to
support such ticket and pretend to be friends Of Fillmore
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TIE FLoR1pA ELECTION.

1t will be from the suboned despatch that the cleo
ton in Florida which took place Monday last has ter
minated in complete democratic triumph, The know
nothings entered into the with great spirit and
from the first saugune OF success but the result
shows that the people Of this gallant State cannot be
shaken in their fidelity to the Union and the consu
tion:
SAVANNAH, (Ga.,) octl0.Returns from Florida shows
glorious democratic victory In Leon county they have an
average majority of hundred, gain of mem
Der OF house Gadsden county has also gone democratic
gain of three members Of the legislature. In Wakuah
the democrats gain member of the house. The democrats
have gained in all six members Of the legislature. They
elect their candidates for governor and Congress"