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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15
Leaves on SATURDAY 18th inst at s p NJ
nSS. REGULAR OUACHfTA PACKET +

Uamden Beach HIS, Uhhnlpngnoe Winning
ton Morean, Pigeon Hills, Marie Saline Ala
Sna sndlag Trenton, Monroe Pine Bluffs Casters Landing
Columbia Harrsonbur, Trinity, and all intermediate land
on onacha and Black The superior passenger
Jmdah Touro, G. w Ewing, mas +, s. Butler clerk
d. j. s. PAGAUD Adyerisirv Agent
clerk - -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

M q ys sE EIeS1f EssTn E5sSE StfSa s fA SAE
OHIO RAILRoADW Which forms grand central link in
the chain of the Mississippi and the At
lanc terminates ut - "
WHEELING, BENwooDa PARKERsBURG, oNTHE
WEST and ~ - ~
4 which places unites with RA1LRoAbs s.d STEAM
RT whe sRa wassGT6S III GTbY
is the shortest most direct and every the most reia
BIZ route It is the only by which Through
Philadelphia and New York. cost of ticket 10 New York
only thus enabling business and travellers pleasure
to visit four Of the principal cities Union for
less cos than can be afforded by any other route
H To passengers from New Orleans vicksburg Natchez
ana the south generally travelling BY the boats
fered " "
Of the oho and thence by the Illinois Railroad 20 to
SANDovAL qlS miles, or PANA t72 miles, and thence by
Ohio and Mississippi Terre Hau,e Railroad turn
Haue, Indianapolis Dayton Xenia to Columbus Ohio
South western river traveller may continue upon
the CARS FOR The EAsi ris te e Miami and
ana Central Ohio Railroad which takes him directly BEL
AIR. four miles below Wheeling where he takes the cars on
the baltimore and Ohio Railroad
travellers are requested to notice that while this the
only route aoding Through Tickets all the Eastern
he same raies as charged by other New
is also the shortest speedy direct leading
points in the East The distance from Columbus Bamoreis
by any other route here less changes by
ronie and consequently less detention than by other
kEEpf, ri SS I EAR
HOURS
s11Re particular and ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALrr.
Through Tickets allowing the holders stop any
point on the gcae and III their journey pleasure
's"" ""os' 'ns j. NET KfT Rfls'S
Agent B. o. R. R., New Orleans
JOHN N, SHARP. Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15
seippir'g satellistr,fs.
y TUESDAY, December Is, 1857.
7 CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Tennessee, Forbes, for Vera Cruz -
s,,. ,,,...... Harris, Morgan eco
Ship Africa, Jordan, for Liverpool j Whtneyy @ Tco
Ship Mary, Marshall, for Havre lT j p Wilma Sco
Brig Rufus Soule Davis for Havana, j M5rison
Brig MinAtlan, Wooongham, for Campeachy
schr Star, Cannon for Belize. Honduras
" ,ss }Ss} Boudonsaue Phijps
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15
CoMPTRoLLER--oFFICIAL,
~ COMPTRoLLER'S OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, December Is. 1857.
No. ah4a. i ~

City of s.s o1s,., B,s.os.E ogg1qE 1857
{ No. 1898. ]
Rssolssd That the Comptroller be and he is hereby au
sosseS e Ss TO- ss after ten days notice the official
hs M,
IL
Sy a. ns Of their said lease in order
scsess e @ Tbst The Board e Directors Of Public
y them junction Of Bayou Road and
the same Rsy s;ynsaS BE- converted into house
President Board ef faAssss assissss, Aldermen.
ssDso Pre.la.n, pro EN- posad pns,aPAksE sF Assl..,
ARssssf ssnss sHss Warpas.s
Notice is hereby given, that on SATURDAY, 2sb inst
dis l6s = : s'1Sa TaEARD a d. 6S%ptresa SS1xs erss
SPECIFICATIONS for the fittimx nm and
rep rs Of the building occupied BY scheohonse and
as aGsa na ss ps9ssn1 Pc
inside AND outside partitions as we'll as the floors,
shall be removed BY the lessee shall be his property
hs s shall be ''sd with
Al the building throughout shall be ceed with dressed
bsl cutters snd shall be repand in the
The whole 9s the shall be tagged in the best
aesSrdsnss b with the Eadss e be given the
the the to Be- m al sha pon ss ss q
those lately erected in the 81. Mary's Market y =
good white lead oil other suitable coors As
lis materials Be- the best quality and to bs fur
ni.hed by the lessee, as we'll as the labor " =
ss se an ss
Shall then have the be done a the
pense Of the lessee and Of his securities :
The lessee shall bind himself begin the edat.ly
after tho approval of the lease by Common Conc and
complete the before the ist Of March Is5s
The lessee shall bind himself during the continuance of the
ton and the expiration the lease the to The
city In perfect order and condition. - ~
qured for the faithful performance specifications
s well understood that in failure by the lessee
dxed Council be dissatisfied with the manner in
whlch the work being executed the Council shall the
required ss I Of e eu CODE 6s ss sna IL d
applying to court of Justice to annu the without in
New Orleans December 14th 1857 O"rn Ng
[signedl LOUIS ii. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved BY the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
sss:s j sEHEfEAz1 H5hEasD
" HENRY DURE1, .-
DIS 10. Clerk Of Comptroller.
WASH 5Hl+5 CoMPTRoLLER,s OFFICE
~ rsx,, - City of New Orleans, July I, 1855.
he is hereby authorized and required to give notice by
standing in the official Journal that in
with the ninth section Of ordinance No. 2 Marcs
80 1854 the Council will pay any against the city unless
contracted under authority Of order from Comptroller
IN s;snsa1 wn,h 'ne ordinance referred TO-
s,snsa President Board i + Assas Aahsaox Aldermen
lsignedl L. H. PLACE,
~ President Board of Aldermen
tsignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention of the officers city and of the public Ia
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
. T. THEARD,
Jyl6t Comptroller City of New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15
EU FF RIv Err. !.

Leaves on TUESDAY 18th inst, s P. NJ
FOR BUUF RIVER.-THE SUB
stansal steamer Ospray, Jno Lewis master
will leave above tnking freight passengers
for all points Black and Beu rivers Harrisonburg on
the ouachita. For particulars apply on board,
ola No a Tchonn,nnIas s.rest
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15
CoMPTROLLFR'S OFFICE,
City OF New Orleans, December 4, 1857.
+ No. 36IO.

No. 36l0. ]
Resooed That the COMPTROLLER be- he hereby author
zed sell to the lowest bidder after days notice in the
official Journal contract for digging making bitches
veyor, on the following named streets /: ~ '
ditch on Philip street. from St Patrick street to Claiborne
street Canal ditch the side of First street from St
eoge street Claiborne Cana ditch the west side Of
Thlfd sse, from 81 George street to Claiborne Canal
Claiborne Canal Fourth Districts also ditch on Carrotop
Avenue from Mt tairie Road Orleans Canal Second District
tSignedl - j. MAGIONI,
President Board of Assistant Alderman
.-r lSigned] S. P DeLABARRE,
... President pro tenn Board Of Aldermen
Approved November q, 1851 '
[Sgnedl CHAS NJ WATERMAN Mayor
Notice is hereby given that on TUESDAY 18th inst T
will adudicate at my office, IL o'clock NJ the above
contracr. " 49, '''
dA lot I. THEARD Comnro,,or
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

Leaves with Dispatch
IT. = RED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PEO.
pes Lne,-For Minden, Moscow Fort Bolivar
and all intermediate landings on Lake Bisteneau
and Red riveThe substantial freight and passenger steamer
Fianter, Wilson, master will leave above For freight
or passage, apply on board
n25 D. s. PAGAUD Adyertis;na Aoort
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

Leaves on WEDNESDAY December l6 at o'clock r. N.
~ ME MPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
rASkET r 1,I. h1NE-RsguSr wednesday Packet
did packet steamer lngomar, Capt j. W. Goslee wifi be
ready to receive freight Monday morning foot Of Girod
street. and will leave above For freight passage apply
on board or to FRY
EH j. H. FRELTGH, Agent,
#s Office under St. Charles Hotel
A This line connects at Napoleon with regular packets for
the White and Arksnsas rivers Memphis with superior
packets for St. Louis and for Louisville
A9-Adams' Express carried regularly by this line do
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15
HITA RIVER.

Leaves on TU EsDAY 18th inst at5PM.
-f1sT h FOX CA MDEN, BEECH HILLS, MIL
Champagnolle, Wilmington Moro Pigeon Hills,
Marie, Saline Alabama ndng, Qua hia City Sterneton
Lochlomond Trenton Monroe, Pine Bluffs Ca tor Ianiing
Columbia, Harrsonhng, Trinity all intemedate andiss
steamer Comet, drawing only inches water John Jen
nng master will leave above, taking freight all way
landings orfreight or passage apply board or to
Oh. ELLIOTT CO., 80 Grayer street
Or LLOYD FRlERSON, 81 Gravier street
The steamer Comet will positively pay any bills without
an order from the captain, clerk or her agents dl4
Leaves ,snF q Ta.TsnAy vt s,i,.sn ,s4 n,s stsfM
SssssssFa Landing, Pigeon Hills Marie Saline, Ouachta
City Trenton, Monroe, Pine Bluffs Columbia Harrisonhuro
pmty and all intermediate landings Oaachta and Black
ing only IL inches water John Jennings master b. Clarke
Serk VIII leave as above taking freight for all way landings
F9T aI5 freight or passage aPpIy on board
az J. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
Leaves on on TUESDAY 18th Instant at5PM.
Packet for Bayou Bar ar.holomew Alabama Land
ing Trenton, Monroe Colnmba Harrieouburt.
Trinity and Black riverThe fine passenger Gamer I"nv
Robinson, r. s. Livingston, master. +. D. Rogers viii
hna, puhS US aoo'e For freight or passage apply on
ooaa' or 10 I. b. SMITH, Agent
uIa ... Tchoupitouas street
This boat has been purchased for the abb We trade md
viii run the entire large and comortahe nd
unsurpassed for speed and elegance. '''
Leaves On on WEDNESDAY, 10th inst at5PM
running passenger steamer Paul .Innes
John Glenn, MASTER II. X Hnzett cerk viii
leave 10 a5nye for Camden Pigeon HILL Mlers Bluff Cham
Landing, Poi Pleasant OuachiIa CITY SerIron Tran,o
Monroe Pine Bluffs, Columbia Hatrsonipre TTin. a III
landings on the above For freight or pas
dn J. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agentg
Irlcr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15
FOR RED RIVER.

Leaves on TUESDAY, 18th instant at s. PM
/ -n.% n FORS H II p v E r oRT, GRAND
Coe Alexandria, Gortons and all intermediate
ahaings-The light draft steamer Jos HOltlen H. Mar
in master, John Carson clerk will leave as above For
freight or passage, apply on board or to
dill F. q. RANDOLPH L CO., 50 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15
W HIT e RIVER.

Leaves WEDNESDAY,, 18th inst at 5P H.
+, IT. FOR hi TIE RI VE R-FoR
Batesyle Poealonas Jacksoaport. all in.
sss@sA termedate landings White river-The subsan.
iial passenger steamer uropa Thos l. Bailey
leave as above For freight passage apply board
dl5 J. s. PAGhUD Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

Leaves on TUESDAY. Dec 18th, at p NJ positively
INDEPENDENT PEOPLES Line
, - FOR HURRICANE AND CARO-
lima Bluffs, Shreveport, Grand Bayou Campte
Grand Ecore, st. Maurice Aexandria Cioron's
LandingThe elegant light draught and fast running packet
steamer LecOmte, G. Johnson master, s. Smith clerk
will leave for the above and all landings as above
For freight or passage, apply on board
dl2 j. s PAGAJID Advar;yno. uo,.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

pURE SPlR1TS-l0l bbls, first proof for sale by
.l JOSEPH LANDS & CO.,
hzS IS fchoup oulas street
WHiskY-Do bbls. Boyle's REESE, for sae by
", JOSEPH LANDlS 4 CO.,
-hao SS Tchoupiiouas street
WHISlkY-sOO bbs aud half bbis old Mouongahela for
~ saio by JOSEPH LANDS TO-,
no IS Tchoapitonlas street.
GUAVA JELLY AND PAS ESQ boxes Of 20
~ uusen each, Just received in store and for sale by
FERNANDO CARpEI.L AGH,
-, % Tchonpoulss street
MS between Grayisr and Nalehex up stairs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

LeaVes on ~ ESDAY, 10th inst, At 8 7. M = =
IT, YAZOO RIVER PACKET-T The
fine light draught steamer Moses Green
wood, F. F. Logan master, b. ". Logan,
CLERK WILL leave as above for Greenwood Lefure Sdon
Bees Landing, Yazoo City saarta ali the intern edae
landings on Ia ahatche md Yazoo rivers freight or
sage apply on board. - f
ul2 j. S. PAaAUD Adver,isiny Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

Leaves on FRIDAY. 18th inst at s O'Clock p NJ
r. FOR LOUISVILLE- THE REGU-
lar swift passenger packet RObt. j.
Ward, Capt slas F. Miller, will leave for
the above and all intermediate landings For freight or
sage, apply on board. or to -
THOS. KEEFE. Agent Is Gsrsvier street
plan OF the cabin can be and secured
By applying to the Agent. r dlb
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

Leaves every SATURDAY, at S O'Clock p NJ
IT, REGULAR SATURDAY PACKET
l6SaAgtAR1tS' FOR VICkSBuRG-The fine steamer r., w
j. SsSszs adams Gh Marshall master viii leave
seph Rodney Waterproof Natchez Fort Adams Bayou sara
Baton Rouge Paquemne Donadsonvle and the Coast as
above For freight or passage, apply board. to
W. @. PORTER, l3 Gravier street
Particular attention given plantation business Yazoo
river freight taken high rates with the privilege Of
shipping. es. nj -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

Leaves on SATURDAY, Dec. 18th at 5 o'clock p NJ.
n.Ts REGULAR MEMPHIS PACK
EImLhe splendid passenger packet Eclipse
URDAY 18th inst, at P taking freight for NAPOLEON
for White and Arkansas rivers and all landings pana
in the bends For freight passage apply board to
di4 j. f. HYDE CO. 66 Poydras street
9 The Eclipse will attend her yicksbug friends ant
freight as usual '
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15
DENTISTRY.

Sasyy8xats, CAAkLES G. IL Il Lis -. u, s..
No. Isl Canal street, between Carondeie and
IYTTV$spF Barome streets, New Orleans ARTIFICIAL,
TEETH inserted in full or partial SETS which
las ly&W - " "'SS~o''eN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

Leaves on MONDAY. 2lst inst, at5PM
r. NJ r Nj P HIS AND NEW ORLEANS
Packet Line-For Memphis and ali the bends
The splendid steamer Ne bra SIX n A. r. Irwin
master will be ready TO receive freight Saturday morning
the foot OF Grod street. and above For freight OF
passage, apply on board, or to
j. H. FRELIGH Agent -
Office under the St. Charles Hotel
This Line Napoleon with regular Pnckets for
the Arkansas and White rivers and Memphis with superior
Packets for ST. Louis and Louisville
Adams Express carried regularly by this Line dis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-09

o common swirdlsr, barely escaping a righteous
term Of .er,ice at hard labor in Sing Sing; when
il submits to taxes and administrative tAefts which
would potb endured BY the people ofcountres claim
iDe to be less free; when it il not shocked at the
growth Of murders or attempts to murder, even
within the Hall Of Justice, and the sight and hearing
Of the Courts in broad daylight, there is no margin
left for surprise. Nothing that may come can be
worse than that which has already come. Tho
the quantity Of wrongs and outrage can be greater bus
quality net whit worse. II the Democratic party
were 10 elect seven ears term convcttobe Mayor,
and give him heavier vote, in virtue of his prison.
service than Wood received, it would not bea greater
invasion Of decency morals or intelligence than that
which We at present suffer, and under which every
community must sooner or lister go to decay ind
ruin. When morals have departed from the gov
ernoIi, what must We expect of the governed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-09

the Revol1tios, who made similar declaration in
favor Of the Rights Of Man. Whether BIZ Choate
would consider the Lecompton, IKE the Philsdel-
phia manifesto q mere collection Of "gliItsring
rereraI.iss. +" we are curious TO learn.
The Convention hiss stricken the word "white'
out Of iss original draft Of the article on the Right
of sufrsge resting on the bred Scott decision thst
negro is not citizen of the United States, and
90 making the requirement Of citizenship sufficient
and "uhae citizen" mere ta1tology and surplus
sge The Legislature is to have 10 power to eman-
cipate slaves without paying the owners their fali
value in cs,h. 1t seems to be resolved that tn"
Constitution il somehow to be put through; but
the ho,e does not yet appear. We invite general
attention to our correspondence letters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-09
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1857

ard ,s affirmative vote neossssy to seoors tue adop-
,on If each amendment wss is6. oS4. Tue following
IL the vote: rst go. No
Amendment No T. for Annu, sessiOn'-ie' p'i'"1 NO.
g,eso n,.,. r..,.ye. iSeSs No,
$685. . r...i-v.. ia fTo
No, sass. ,,oa ~ * ~
Ne s for Single Ds.rets-Yes, IN I'D: NO. S~o''' p.
The Bank Charter is defeated by large vote IL
will thus be ssen that although the amendments TO sne
Constitution receive large majority Of the votes cast
on them, yet under the clause Of the Constitution
which re qures majority Of al the electors voting a.
the election, they are all defeated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-09

From KANSAS, the letters of our Special Cor.
Respondent at Lecompton, herewith given, come
down to the 3lst ult and will be found deeply in,
terestpg. The bogus Constitutional Convention
was in full blast and had perfected its Slavery ar
tce, which is given rebatim by our corresp ondent
It goes far enough to satisfy even Wise or Keit.
There seems to be no hesitation or halfway work
on the part Of this Convention, claiming to smbody
the Sovereignty Of Kansas, and intent on making
her Slave State OF all hazards. The "Rghts of
Property are a. Jared BY it to be supreme aud
iaaysnatle- contrary to Jefferson ard the Ways Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-09

tcrid condition. We believe it was grea. mistake
On the part Of the Peope-udgins the future BY the
past-to commit the custody Of their State Finsn-
ces to Sanford Z. Church, rather than to Robert
Denni,ton. We believe that the money, sxerti"ni
and votes Of the lsw-dsfyng rumsellers Of oui
City AID State, have won the victory low rejoiced
over by "the Democracy" and that they viii ex'
pect to have accorded them in return, q virtual,
not eg,Ezed, impunity in selling their villAlnou''
poisonous decocions, wherever and however they
may zee ft. Such are our convictions with regard
to this result. Let the event decide whether they
are well or Ill founded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-09

The merchants, we perceive are still pickering
over the extent and character of the reform in Mer
camille Credits that is advisable and practicable
still disputing whether four months or six months is
the better term. The upshot will be, as may easily
be foreseen, just no reform at all. They may begin
with four months; but soon A. will proffer FIVE in
the hope of thereby winning customers from B.
and then B. will give six in order to make up his
loss TO A. by getting away other customers from c.,
and the end will be credits Of eight, ten or twelve
month"; naturally elOrg eating Themselves to years
and in many cases, to all eternity. And when this
bubble shall have been blown to the point of burst
ipg, the Banks, or some other scspegOat, will have
to bear tie blame.
Me.sra Importers, Hsrdwaremen, Commission
Merchants, Jcbbsrs, Publishers, &C., ask your
selves Of the outset this queston-"Is it bstter
that the farmers should pay for such Wares and
Fabrics az they require out Of TIER last crop or
their nexti Which is preferable for them, for
you, for all of u.s." When this question is nightly
answered, all beyond is easy. 1t may possibly be
we'll to extend to a retailer who has capital and
character credit of thirty sixty or ninety days. to
enable him to take the goods home, open them, and
submit them to his customers; but it can never be
best for any party interested to have those goods
sold out TO consumers and worn out, to be paid for
out Of the proceeds Of next years harvest-subjeet
Of course to the michances Of frost, flood, droush
blight, weevi, &c. If you are not yet satisf ID Of
this, how many more revulsions Like the present
will be needed to satisfy youl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-09
MARYLAND ELECTION.

BALTIMORE. Nov. g. 1885,
The election retuIbs s:e ali received, and sAs, -.
election Of James L. Basto to the bench Of n, c.
Of Apress, to supply the vacancy occ.siosea D, =.
appointment Of Mr. Mason 70 the Couectorsb;n ~ ~.
port. The Democrats have gained lsrp.I, 4. =.
counties, and one Member Of Congress b, tbs $50
of. N. Kurkel from the With Distric.
A man named Booso was shOt while ssod,, !. a.
door Of his own house. situated ia the es,ar, a..
the city, yesterday, bat was not seriously vouas.s
An attempt was made 10 s,sassina.s saosh.r ma.
named C,sggs, when on one Of the most p.hs.
wbarves, but Il failed.
The funeral Of the trough skin' Pierce took p...
to-day with gres. parade. The cof6n was shrosssi
in the American standard, and wa followed BY s,vv1
Know. Nothing Clubs, numbering seven or eight h..
bred persons. Tie assassin hiss no! ye. been tac,,
cred.
The city has been quiet today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-09
Tile ABany Atlas responds to our request that it
give lts readers the trns result in Iowa. follows

Tile Al5any Atlas responds to our request that it
give its readers the result in Iowa. follows:
"is true that copied from The NJ Y. TRIBUNE state
from local press the effect leaving the question
in doubt. But gave from day to day the eegaphc bue
tins which set down the State sgainstu u.s. -,
do believe readers much in the habit oil
giving THE TRIBUNE to be deceived by it, Les:
thew should append to THE TRiBUNE own
against placing any reliance upon what we copy from that
sheet"
The above is untrue and dishonest. When the
first reports from Iowa indicated democratic" tn
um ph, THE TRIBUNE frankly and fully stated the
fact This. The atlas copied, and made the most Of
it. Soon, however, fuller returns showed that the
Republicans had succeeded, and THE TRIBUNE stated
this but The Atlas and Journal Of Commerce con-
ceaed it ard kept the facts from their readers till after
our State Election. Il that honest journalism?
The "telegrsphc bulletins did not, from day to
day, set down Iowa as having gone Republican. We
had such special dispatches as we'll as letters, which
The Atlas took good care not to copy; but the tee.
graphers from Dubuque and Chicago to the Associated
Pres conrsdicted these and, late as the Goth ut
indicated the election of Ssmuels. If there has been
yet dispatch to the Associated Press stating the
fact that Iowa is Republican on State Officers and in
bo.h branches of the Legislature, not aware of
the fact; and we challenge The atlas to reproduce it
from its columns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-09
THE WISCONSIN ELECTION.

MILWAUKEE,, Friday, Nov. 6, 1857.
The result Of the State election lie still in doubt and
each party Claims the election Of rs candidate for
Governor. The Republicans certainly have majority
in the Legislature.
MILWAUKEE,, Saturday, Nov. Z, 1857.
The result of the State election Is still in doubt and
each party claims the election Of its candidate for Gov
error. The Republicans certainly have majority in
the Legislature.
The Free Democrat Of this afternoon says that the
vote is 70 very close that nothing but the official re-
turns will decide bow the State has gone.