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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-11-19
T IST OF JURORS drawn for Decembe

u.
JURORS.
SheShequin-Wm. Post.
Albany--Seth Stevens.
~WysoX-Stephen Horton.
Herrick-John G.. DeardSley
John Nesbitt.
lOrwell-C. :. Gridley.
Pike-ClIester Goodeli, NJ.
b. Porter.
Warren-Miies Prince, Vim.
Howell
iTOwanda boro-Johu Car
man.
tTowanda tp.-Jac. Bowman.
IRS-FIRST WEEK.
Acroyd, II.
Clark.
~Orwell-Elnathan Smith.
lSmithfieid-J. 8. Jones.
! Burlington-Martin Rock
well, Ransom Ii. Ward,
Joel Calkin.
STANDARDIZATION Knight,
!. John X. Watson, Luke n.
Pitts.
IGranville-Ezra Baxter, Asa
Andrews.
!lWarren-Samuel Chaflee.
Troy tp.-Obediah Williams
Walker Pierce.
.ICanton-John Vandyke, Jas
A. Boutwell,.
D WEEK.
Rowen Merrill.
-lTowanda North-Wm. Eos
ter.
Nv yalusing-Jackson Lewis
iHerrick-Aden BOlles.
llOrwell-Edwin Allfs.
iPike-Francis Mason, Isaac
n. Hutchinson.
:. AtheRs-Joel McAnee.
. ROme-M. NJ. Wattles.
Warren-Lorain Pitcher, Nj
randi Chaffee }. Z. Cooper
l~Franklin-Stephen Latimer
.lTowanda tp-H. H. Mace.
Standardization Usher.
Monroe tp-Jas. Blauvelt.
Dean.
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Registers Office, Nov. 4, 1857.
UDITOR'S NOTICE.-M the matter

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-M tie matter of
IN the estate Of I'm. Gibson, deceased. In the Or
phans' Court Of Bradford County.
Notice is hereby given, that the Anditor appointed to
distribute money in the bands of the Administrator of the
above estate, will attend to the duties of his appointment
at the Office of d.. A.. Overton iii the borough Of T0wanda,
on Tuesday, the Sh day of December, 1857, at > O'Clock,
p. NJ. an persons having claims upon said money must
present them, or else be forever debarred from the same.
Nov. 3. 1851. E. r. PARSONS. Auditor.
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a FARM FOR SALE.

T1HE subscriber offers at private sale his S.s14Ah
L. Valuable Farm, situated in Overcon twp. sSEs44xs2SSS5
Bradford county, containing 100 acres. The LaH9rSsA
land is of excellent quality, well situated the &FHesrr
improvements are a log house and log barn, -
two good sheds and corn crib. There is from 50 to SIS
acres cleared, all in excellent state of cultivation, and 10
acres of a fallow burned the land is free of stones. the
soil is from Ii to 4 feet deep, there is a new orchard of
40 choice grated apple trees in bearing condition. The
part cleared is laid ont in s fields, on Z of which there is
living water, and good substantial rail fence to each
field. The spring at house is within so feet of house and
barn, and the spring house is a few feet below the spring.
It has a floor laid with smooth stones, the water running
between them which keeps milk and butter nice and
cool all summer. Below che spring house is large wa
tering trough for cattle.
The State road runs on the west line, the only level
route from Muncy to MonFoeton, a distance of about As
miles. The main road from Dushore to the coal beds runs
along a part of the north line.
A6 year old Mare, 2 year old Colt, a yearling Colt and
this years Colt Cattle, Sheep, Hay. Grain, and Farming
tools, viii be sold, with or without farm.
An indisputable title will be given to the purchaser of
said Farm. Terms easy, and price reasonable.
October 4, 1857. JOHN FLYNN.
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miscellaneous
f- T1IE OF
GOOD SWISS ySALVE

GOOD SWISS ySALVE
IS THE GREAT cURER OF
FEVER SORES.
7 gives immediate relief from pain, aud in as quick a
heals the wounds gradually and safely, after extracting
all poisonous matter, until a permanent cure is made.
ITS NAME
As its name imports, this Ointment is of Swiss Origin,
and is the most remarkable Ointment for curing old Sores
and Bad Legs ever Known. Its curing properties seem
to be perfectly irresistible.
fg@ The receipt for making this rare medisine. was OBJ
tanned from James Rondon, an old Swiss tar.maker in
North Carolina, who brought it with him from Switzer-
land.
AS A FAMILY sALvE,
I has no equal. both in its powers for doing good, and
its extreme neatness as
CLEAN. SWEET. PURE, PLEASANT OINTMENT,
healing without the least injury everything to which 1t
MOTHERS USE IT
for their Caked. Broken and Infiamed Breasts with charm
ing success. Thousands of Mothers are this day blessing
the hour in which they first applied the GOOD SWISS
SALVE.
SALT RHEUM
and SCROFULOUS SORES and Swellings il rapidly
cures by striking at the root of the disease ana drawing
the hum2rs to the surface. IT NEVER DRIVES THEN IL,
1T IS SAFE!
Good Swiss Salve cures Fcions.
Good Swiss Salve cures Piles.
Good Swiss Salve cures Burns.
Good Swiss SalYe cures Bruises.
Good Swiss Saive cures Flesh Wounds.
Good Swiss Salve cures Toothache.
IN SHORT.
sg- Wherever Pain or lnfamation exist, apply the
GOOD SWISS SALVE, and you will find relief.
aB- This Salve is put up in LARGER than
Ointment in general, at % cts. 1t is also put up in large
China pots, for the accommodation of Families and those
who use it for Fever Sores where several boxes may he
required, as it is one half cheaper. a pot holds s boxes
and sells for one dollar. Hundreds of families keep it in
this convenient form as a necessary household article.
A. f. BARNABY, Ithaca. n. l.. sole proprietor.
Sold by j. kINGsBERY, Towauda, Pa.
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lew GOODS!

n1HE subscribers are now receiving at their New Store,
L West side of the Public Square, a large assortment
OF seasonable goods consisting of Ladies and Gents Fall
and Winter Dress Goods. Hats and Caps. Gloves and Ho-
siery, Shawls, Family Groceries, Crockery, Nails and
Glass, Hardware and Cutlery. A very large stock of
Mems. BOYS, Ladies, Misses and Childrens Boots, Bootecs,
Shoes, Buskins, Ties and Caters in great variety and
STYLE.
sole and Upper Leather, Calf and Kip Skins, Morocco,
Innings, Bindings, Lace Leather. Shoe Thread, Shoe
Nails. &c, &c. In short, a general assortment Of Goods
for the country trade, all Of which we offer to our pat
rons and the public generally. for Cash or Country Pro-
duce at very low prices, and respectfully invite purcha-
seTs to call and examine our stock and prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Oct. 10, 1857. HUMPHREY & WICKHAM.
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS-Dov-
Large 1gmo. SIS Mares,

~ be and single fold worsted and linen apa worsied
damasks, moreens, cotton damssks ,bleached aad unblcach-
riety Of other goods In this line, just received by -
April 9. ls57.- =" = OwFI
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NrEClAL COURT.-Notice is hereby gi-
bea ven that a Special Court Of Common Pleas will be
Now IA y and for the County Of bradford, commencing on
IN RAY ~ the 18th day Of January next. at 10 O'Clock
Tovsn%s rehoon, at the Court House, in the borough of
Robsar4s1Ca and TO continue one week, at which the Hon.
cases st ~ White viii preside, for the trial of the following
SVT SgeChastelleux VS.. Ira Jennings, ct al. Ejectment.
A n n Sshlpu1an VS.. David Wilmot, Appeal.
Snb hi smith vs.. Samuel Kellum, I'd ,et. al, Eiectment.
4 ~ O'clock, a. IL. ALIEN N;KEAS 0"'
''"cer Nov, IL, 1857. Proth0notaTy. I
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SORE EYES !

SVHNG = Is
NOTTSLOFFE Is THE INVENTOR OF the cele-
VI biated ALPINE EYE BALSAM, which has gained
such wonderful reputation throughout Europe aud the
United States. L is extracted from plants taken direct
from the ALPINE MOUNTAINS, and prepared by DR..
Heindrich Gott.loffe. a native of Berne. Switzerland and
for many years Professor in the BerHe I~nstitate, row a
resident OF the u. S. This Balsam is superior 90 any
other eye medicine, be it salve OF water. 1t is n safe and
CERTAIN CURE for all EXPLANATIONS, PREMATURE
FAILURE OF SIGHT, NIGHT BLINDNESS, BLUR OR FILM,
PAIN on EXPOSURE TO LIGHT, &c, and always makes a
QUICK cure. r IT! It j. recommended by all druggists
and Ply sicians who have become acquainted with its yir-
tues. ag- Each bottle bears his written siguature.-
Price % cents.
A. L. Barnaby, Ithaca, y. Y, General Agent. Sold by
j. kingsbery. Towanda, Pa.
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EXECUTRIX NOTICE.-Notice is her
4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE-Noti
DEGISTER'S NOTfCE-Notice is here

IL TU En- - NJ III In UtItt IS mere
Al by given that there have been fled and settled in
the Office OF the Register of Wills in and for the county of
Bradford, accounts of administration upon the following
estates, viz -
Final account of l.. P. Stafford and j. J. Brown. admin
istrators of the estate of Hiram Brown, late of Wyalusing
deceased.
Final account of Samuel Warner, guardian Of Mary.
Susanna E. and Ezra l.. Payne, minor children of Ezra
NJ. Payne, deed.
Final account of Josiah Rinebold, administrator of the
estate of Peter Cron, late of Standing Stone, decd,
Final account of j. +. Woodruff, executor of the estate
of Phidelia 5. Smith, late OF Monroe, deed.
Final account of Stephen B0stwick and Maria Degraugh
formerly Marin Rogers, administrators of the estate of
VIM. Rogers. late of Warren, deed.
Final account of Eecta Tvrrell, Administrative of tie
estate of Robert Tyrrell, late of Warren, deed.
Final account of A.. W. Ayres and Amanda j. Strong,
administrators of the estate ofThoInas 4. Strong, late Of
Well,, deed.
Final account Of a. A. Russell and Samuel Cass, adj
ministrators OF the estate Of Austin Russell, late oi Orwell
deceased.
Final account of Lucy and David Stuble administrators
Of the estate OF Richard Stuble, late OF Rome decd.
Final account of Harvey HOlcomb. guardian OF Catha-
rne y. and Jane E. Rose, minor children Of John c. Rose
late of Canton, deed.
Final account OF Chandler Bixby, administrator of the
estate of Edmond Saunders, late of Pike, deed.
And the same will be presented to the Orphans Court
Of Bradford county, on Monday, the eth day OF December
next for confirmation and allowance.
II. WEBB, Register.
DAIs ..~'-n al Nl-I TO-
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n. A. BURBANK'S BAKERY
One Door North of the Ward House.

T0WANDA, PA.
WHERE youran md a constant supply Of Bread, Rusk,
w Crackers, Cookies, Jumbles, and all kinds of Fancy
Cakes.
B8- OYSTERS furnished by the quart or keg, or cook
ed TO order.
Gu Particular attention paid to filling orders for parties
Returning our sincere thanks for the liberal patronage
bestowed upon us during the past year, and hoping by
close application to business to merit a continuance of the
same, we remain as ever, your humble servant,
March Is, 1857. H. A.
ESTRAY.-Came to the enclosure of the
IL Subscriber in Burlington township, about ten days
since, a DEEP RED STEER, about two years old with
small white spot under the belly. The owner is request
ed to prove property, pay charges, and take him away.
Burlington, Sept. II. 1857. PHILIP LALLEI.
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A Competency Secured for 50.

q WUHIPG IGAOy SCOU1CN W %&'
YNHE subscriber viii sell the following valuable receipts
i for the above named sum putting any energetic per-
son in possession Of information which will enable him
to make a fortune with great ease
Patent Starch Polish
Indellible Ink
How 10 Make Cider without Apples.
Rs Apply or direct to A. KINNEY
November 3. 1857. Shesheqnin. Pa.
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Lspal.

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Notice
"A is hereby given. that all persons indebted to the es-
tate of MARX II. GREENMAS, decd, late of Canton,
are hereby requested to make payment without de-
lay; aud all persons having claims against said estate will
please present them duly authenticated for settlement.
CHARLES STOCEWELL,
JOHN VANDYKE. Jr.
Canton, Sept. 81. 1857. Administrators.
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Mesa ss5toponas for the first week made returnable on We'd
gssC a te 9Th, at 10 o'clsck, A. NJ, and for the second
- On the following Monday, December IA, at 10, AM.
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An ELEGANT ASSORTMENT of Dress
n Trimmings. Yelvets, &C., at
Sept. Is, 1857. VIM. A. ROCKWELL'S.
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.Run aud Lessd Women"

Under the above caption, the editor OF
Times, in the issue of yesterday, takes it
upon him, in connection with some reflections
on the late calamity in Chicago, to read our
young men Of St. Paul, very grave lecture
on rum and women. We would not detract
a single iota from our neighbors character
as Socrat,e Philosopher; but submit
whether it is fair to be constantly holding
up our city as a hotbed of lewdness, and
our young men as abandoned to drunkenness
aud libidinous habits. That there has been
an undue proportion Of lewd women in our
City we are ready to admit and that there
is disproportionate trade in liquor we are
equally willing to admit. But who does
not know that our city is, every summer,
filled with q transient population, some of
whom are attracted by our salubrious eli
mates; Others come for speculation, and
many for dissipation and that TO this fact
is to be attributed nearly the whole Of the
drunkenness and lewdness Of 1t. Paul,
We claim to be somewhat acquainted with
oar young men, and we will do them the
justice to say, that they will not suffer in a
comparison of morals with like number of
young men in any community east, west,
north or south. At least so we think. w.
trust the editors apprehension Of calamity
similar to that Of Chicago, and from similar
cause. is without foundation. From our
knowledge Of the parties doing business in
the block in which the Times is published,
we can assure the editor that he is in no
danger.
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Post Once Appointments.

Through the attention of Hon. II. NJ.
Rec, we are informed Of the establishment
of the following Post Offices in this State
At Fairpoint, Goodhue County; ID. NJ.
HAzz.Rp, Postmaster This Office will he
specially supplied form Concord. A.. mills
north.
At Mananah, Mecker County, JoxA'
KrNBAII, Postmaster. On route from ST.
Cloud to Fort Rdgely-22 miles from
Rockville, and 20 from Fort Ridgely.
At Lenox, STEELE County; GvGRGg DEN-
NIs, Postmaster.
At Wastello. Goodhue County EDWIN
A. SARGENT Postmaster.
At Garfield, Fillmore County: SYLyEs-
rsRG. CASFIELD. Postmaster
At Wheatlaid, Rice County; PETER O.
BRyAS. Postmaster.
At Cedar Lake, Scott County ID. Rur-
rLE. Postmaster.
,Ioux 4. TARBox has been appointed
Postmaster n, Pine Island. Gooihue ounty.
in place Of JONI CHANCE.
CHARLES l.. LOWELL has bcn appointed
Postmaster at Wilton, Waseca County. in
place of DAVID j. JENKINS.
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California Elsetloo.

The following is the resul, OF the election
for Governor in California
Weller tnemocrat,) Observation-Disclosures, t9.ssl
Bowie, IN. NJ Observation-Disclosures. 1852
Stanley, tRack Republican) ......... 1855
|, viii h. seen that Mr.. WSiIKx has nearly
eleven thousand majority overall Last year
the vote for FnLNoRg ami FRNvo>r was
three thousand five hundrcd more than RI
cuA>ASs The Democratic gain. therefore,
is fourteen thousand The legislature will
b. very strongly Democratic. The returns
show that the Senate will he composed Of
tweu,y-siA Democrats, five Republicans, two
holding over from last year two Americans
AMI om lndepcn'i'a' while in the Assem-
bly,. there will Be fity.four Democrats. nine
Republicans ,hpe Americans. ard four In
dependent.
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We received the sad intelligence yesterday
Of the death, at IIopkinton, \. IT,, on the
10Th ult.. OF HEsnY W. PiIgir.. one Of the
proprctors OF the PIONEER AID DEa~RAr.
Mr.. Pnslrs IN August last, was attacked
with pulmonary complaint In accord
ancc with the advice Of physicians, he sought
relief from the disease, among his relatives
and friends IN the East. But il WAS Of no
avail and, although at one time he seemed
in fair why OF recovery he was again pros
irated, and on Monday last. surrounded by
friends and kindred and IN hs New Eng
land home, he breathed his last.
This. 10 ~. isa peculiarly sad bercaye-
mcnt. We have known Nr. PHkIPs since
his arrival in Minnesota and can bear will
ing testimony TO his bobcness Of character
IN every capacity In which he WAS called
upon 10 act AZ "a son, he was devoted and
aficctionalc. and as friend, sclfsacriiicing
and true. lie was possessed Of abilities Of
no small order an'l many circles OF friends
once animated by his genial wit, will now
sadly miss him.
II will be u consolation to Mr.. PuEIrs
many friends TO know that his death was
calm and pcaceiul--,ha' h. expressed the
utmost confidence. IA the hour Of dissolution
approached. in a llissful future, through the
mediation Of our Saviour, - and that hi. last
words were hopeful ind cheerful
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cause they vote the Democratic ticket and
live remote from towns and cities. This Is
the only reason they advance. They cry
fraud" "fraud''-but produce no further
evidence OF the truth of their assertion, than
this same parrotcry.
Minnesota has gone Democratic. HENRY
II. SIBLEY is our next Governor and il the
Republicans are displeased at the result, let
them do their worst-cry fraud or leave
for more cOngenial climes.
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Blue E.sri:tih GIoGlnSi1yii=.ajMsiii.


Democrats. Rfpubiicans.
GOVERNOR.
II. II. Sibley. ..... .53i A. Ramsey. $50
LIEUT.. GOVERNOR.
Wm Hole ombe .j9j J. {. lde. .jjG
SECRETARY of STATE.
Francis Baasen. $50 l.. h. Stannard. JJs
STATE TREASURER
6. W. Armstrong $50 F. Mantor. ..53t
STATE AUDITOR
Vim. +. Dunbar. .. sos A. =. Lane ...... .j3i
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
c. II. Berry .......j 9j q. A. Nourse $50
CHEF justice.
l.. Emmett. .... 500 II. x. Bgelow... .63l
ASST. JUSTICES.
!. Atwater. ..592 }. N. Berry. .jaj
c. +. Flandrau. .G0l II. A. Billings. d. $50
CLERK SUPREME COURT.
}. }. Noah. ....... j9l A. b Russell 90. j3s
DISTRICT JUDGE 9Th JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Lewis Branson. =. .3s4 l.. l.. Baxter. ......il2
EMBERs L. $ HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
G. l.. Becker .59j N. s. Wilkinson. $50
w. w. Phel $50 II. A. swift. ..ia
J. NJ. Cayanaugh ..53s {. Aldrich. ..5A
STATE SENATORS
Basil Moreland. GA ?. Z. Humphrey, .j0i
MEMBERS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Reuben Buffers. .jJI N. ". Dickerso n. $50
NJ. Thompson, 50. $40 l.. Mathews. .5SG
A. }. Rutan,. $50 Asa Cheadle, .... .j2l
DELEGATE To CONGRESS.
W. W. kingsbury. $50 e. Mcclure. .i0s
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OUT OF THE WOODS!'
MIsxEsOTA A DEMORATIC STATE.
THE SHRIEKERS VhNQUfSHED -
TIE GOPHEHS AWAKE...
THE KANSAS NEBRSKA BILL EN-
DORSED.
RESIDENT BUcH An AN
ENDORSE
or STEFBE4 4. B0IsLAS ssBDRSkD -
THE DRIED SCOTT DECISION ENDORSED
HENRY II. SHELLEY
ELECTED
GOV ERNOR!.!!
HNZZi!l HUZZAt!i HUZZA ~

We congratulate the Democracy Of the
Union We congratulate the Democracy
Of Minnesota Our noble STATE has not
proved an exception 10 the general rule. She
will ~ every Territory has hitherto done,
enter the confelcracy thoroughly Democrat,
democratic in every department Tx
ecu,iye. Legislative, and Judicial.
iIgsRY II. SiBLrY has ben elected Gov.
crnor, over RAMSEY. by n majority Of from
three to four hundred. l. not this u tri-
''alht t. s- ,-str,,-sr s;,-'orys'o1-s-s- ~;
species Of irand and corruption. 1t is vic
tory achieved despite the armed ruilans
who took possession Of the polls in st. An
thony despite the imported voters in Gsol-
hue and Washington counties despite the
frauds in Steck and other counties and
above all, it ia victory achieved over the
fanatical and lying priests, who espous,d
the cause Of the "Shrlekers," and over those
who 'rencherously and secretly aided and
abetted them. while pretending. openly, to
desire the success Of Democratic principles.
Let rs look at the glorious results achiev-
ed 10y this victory
A Democratic Governor;
A Democratic Lieutenant Governor;
a Democratic State Senate
A Democratic House Of Representatives,
thus securing
Two Democratic u. =. Senators
Three Democratic Members of the L. \.
House of Representatives;
\ Democratic Secretary Of State.
a Democratic Auditor of STATE;
A Democratic State Treasurer:
A Democratic Chief Justice;
Two Democratic Associate Justices OF the
supreme Court;
A Democratic Attorney General AMI
\ Democratic Clerk Of the Supreme
Court.
The following is an abstract OF the vote
on Governor. II is mostly obtained from
the official returns in the Secretary OF
States Office, and from abstracts Of votes
sent us 10y the various Registers Of Deeds
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sale Of the Fort Ripley Reserve.

We have heretofore omitted to notice that
the sale of this Reserve transpired at Grow
Wing, on the .Oth October. pursuant to or
ders of the Secretary of War. The sale
was by auction, and was conducted by Maj.
EASTMAN, Of the Army, ami Judge JONES, Of
this city. Commissioners. The prices re
ceived averaged about ten cents per acre for
the tract OF sixty thousand acres. and the
low prices obtained by the government,
shows as fully ms any fact can. the effects of
the hard times" in that section Of the
country.
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The oilicial vote will probably increase
Mr.. SaLEys majority,
Tus lSerstAruKE.-rhe following Is the
r,sul, for members Of Senate AMI House.
The only dis,ric, as to which there is any
doubt, is. whether TALBOT or lis,p IS elected
10 the House from the Wrigh, aud Carver
district. We give the Republicans the
benefit Of the doubt, and accord to them the
election of Mr.. UE,p.
STATE SEN AToRS.
flra D,sfr,ct-.. W ashinstoul County u. :.
Thomas and J. u. Reme'.
Second .Rsmsey.-'lsaac Van 6ieu, Charles
;. cave, and William spr'gg Hall.
TAird-. nakota-..p. W. 4. punwcll aud Hen
ry e. Rally.
t6arts-., lIennepn-..E. n, Rates. and pclano
I. smith,
rhi- . frcu Csium "a rr.caet .iaara N hal
-. &c sHs~u 90 fsrvr QUAY but NAish psrtis
y'. 49, wlo Ht'sf evautss, BY he Lsx,ssiarv