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GUITAR.-J H THOMAS, Teacher of the Cult
ar. Rooms at No. Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. If.
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NOR SALE-VERY DESIRABLE

NOR SALE-VERY DESIRABLE
II VACANT LOTS on Ere street between Superior and
Fnelui streets 2 lOs-50Xl32 feet
PROSPE(sT ST Near Hudson street bNxl90 feet Also
near Cheshire ST 63Kl99.
| tba plank Rosf-Ing House and Stable. $500.
cRIST hIlII,-WATER r POWER-Ni.h acres Of
Isi ielig and barn 20 miles the city Mill and
ali good SIdsr and doing good business
| $4,000 ROUSE : JENNlSGs,,
sspi es superior SusS'-
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Ouondaga county complete-The majority Of
Morgan over Parker in this county, 2i15, gam
over last year of 1910, Sedgwiek, Rep, majority
for Congress is 23l9
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ALRANE No

Reynolds, oppn,, majority over Corning ll75.-
Republicans made preparations for q grand cele
bration 10 night, which is postponed on account o
rain.
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HALIFAX, Nov. 3d--There are as yet no
signs of the s. s America now IN her t"eHuh
day from Liverpool
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MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES or THE UNITED STATES:
II has been my good fortune restore health many
thousands OF my country
My success has excited the malice The and
es0us; but ther prosecutions have served only extend
and ostab sh my reputation Showers of grateful offerings
have fallen upon halfway from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved. Solong Led sifectionate and
thankfOl remembrance by those have experienced ny
Skill can s1Fd desise hs efforts Of mischief nsk
nd slandeTers.
MY trends haze repeatedly urged place ny medi
producing manstruatan within the reach Of
LADIES uf the United States but ndisp0sition
hed occupied by quacks with their peBcOus nustrums
aud es that uHriuciped couuterfeers might palm upon
public their worthless limitations have mther pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale of my
AM1E DE FEMME" N the United States.
Atlas yield to the patients and friends
and offer the suffering Females Of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous Ihr0ug the
Old World.
IN regard 10 the efficacy the "ANIIE DE FEMME" /
need only say, that 5 ia liquid form and is exactly such
have used III my practice Frame years and
that II has never failed to secure satisfactory result
The annie de Femme and stand the
lstion and effect It alike powerful originate
healthy menstrual H1w where has existed and
where has been from any suppressed.
In orerto guard against imposition the wrapper direc
hons each bottle of the de Femme viii bear my
signature and both the bottle ami enclosing bc1
viii be sealed with nv private seal.
Price, $500 package
PARIS, January, 1857.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FTSRE,
No p Superior street. Cleveland, who will supply
. Annie de Femme NJ The Pr0prietor's Dr1ces
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DISTRICT Court NoA 3d.-Admnistralors of
Henry Everett VS., Coales and Hettner Verdict
for Defendants,
Wilbur, M'DOwell VS., Mason. Suit to recover
S217 l-2 for Groceries sold to c. c. Butts. Plain
titf claimed that said goods were sold to Butts as
agent, and on account OF Defendant Defendant
denied having given authority to Butts to make
the purchase, AID hence this action Verdict not
rendered.
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by TELEGRAPH.
yesterday YAFTERNOONSREPORT |
WISCONSIN ELECTION. q

WISCONSIN ELECTION. @za
KEKosHA CRY, Nov.2 ?
Potter, Republican for Congress, has us major
ity.
Jaynesville City-Three towns, including the
city, give Washburn, Rep, 252 majority.
Waykesha county-Five townships give Potter,
Rep, for Congress, 204 majority.
Milwaukee City-Brown, Dem, for Congress
not over 500 majority.
Racine - Republican Assemblymen elected by
200 majority.
Rock county-Beloit, Jaynesvie, aud seven
other towns, give Washburn, Rep, Tor Congress,
1914 majority loss of las from FremOuts vote.
Madison, Dane county-As far as heard from,
Dunn, Dem for Congress, in the 2nd District, 935
ahead
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 3.
Deaths from Yellow Fever yesterday "a
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AMERICAN WATCHES.
APPLETON, TRACY & CO.,
wALTHAM. MASS. MANUFAcTURERs OF
Patent EeUer Watches.
n,HESE SIIPERIOR WATCHES arI

THESE SUPERIOR WATCHESa are
made bV the &id OF new and original machln y,
pressly des gned secure. VIII Low PRICE, FINE
sITBST ANIIAI., RELIABLE TIME-kEEPER. Tbs
movements construction sod are pronounced oy
the highest authorities tn be EAULfLESS IN PRINCE
PIE AND QUALITY, and have been proved by the most
exactng to be reliable and aiI action hsss
Watches manufactures entire iron crude materials N
single esiah iShmenf BY ec and unofm o So
the mAnuiact0y being Organized upon the same system
has beel adopted In the production o the
American firearms, which enables u to pr'ducs :
meni oNE-HALF the pIics OF any ioielsh -
the same quality: and We guarantee The perfect
OF Watch manaIae ~ ~,
ALI. FOR EIGN WATCHES ARE MADE 81 HAM
the American Watches being he ohly ones hads ma
rhinerv noon uniform system through VI Neuly 1
gsicles are fectiye, and continually get
,; nj ~ arier In parts OF the county L "a
@ NJ - and good ten Tepalrers, Bns Wotfn repairing
,,ss Is6ceItaip ard exrensive tIhe Introduction OF
American Watches dlsposes Of TINS dlea ano soeaEH
nepraANTs we'll Watt h-tea can keep MalrEes
N MI Of their mbeeansous tex sn thus supply their
c1sioners with STAPLE which may be used IS any
o,herr sTtiee with Ut mystery or hunons sold V me
'iaus se''1R5eos RosBiNs & APPLETON. General Agents,
seb2s ~ 3m 2ll Ins 10 AAAAdsh LAnsl NeN ASAA
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Shillngs and SiXpences bought SI5 per ounce, by
CHAS. A. READ CO, Bankers, No. 40 Water street,
opposite the Post Office.
NIB Spanish quarters will average nearly entythree
cents each. Oc6 d&w Am 2l6
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WArERTo NJ, nov. 8.
SNnAnugE Nov.

Jefferson county, % tOwns-Give Hoard, Rep,
Tor Congress, 274l majority.
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JOHN TOD & YATES

Are prepared to deliver pure article of BRIAR HILL
CHIPPEWAY und LACKAWANNA COAL, selected
expressly for family
Il Orders promptly filed their Yard on the Canal
the foot Of Vineyard street, Cleveland o.
JOHN TOD. ocI2 dom 226s JvN YATES
~ A RARE CHANCE FOR EMPLOYMENT :
Persons requiring lsht agreeable and respectable
ployment By which they realize from SO $50 per
week, will ascertain full particulars by addressing
HUTCHINS & CO.,
l65 Chambers street, New York City
One postage stamp required to prepay answers
ocl2 dim 2l5
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GSeGfer space 5sffsrH he ia the
, The q stopping the oi5rafiOH .. The string
4. The eprHHess Of The riGrasi0H Of the string
8, Inequality of the tOas.
T.. The strength Of string.
7, The great length Of time remains n ias
That the public may Judge themselves whether
styles Of pianos rather the Cd gy style which rejects
81 modern Improvements and the Hae Davis Co.'S style
pr0T and that none but old Oges viii deny that
equal four sad that lou lbs weigh much as J
pounds
viii illustrate the philosophy the kinds instru-
ments. and leave the his conclusions
!, The HaIlet, Daris d Co. Pianos haze a greater
length Of string than those of any other make ia
The same sized case.
The truth oth may seen at glance as near
ly the entire length Ct s=. string vibrs-
ton, (see diagrsn) bent ssesary have
the rest or bridge pin inserted great distance from the
snap IN twain before could be drawn within
well known the reason sizOctave plano does not
possess the Ha and dt q tone Of ssveuOetaEe piano 10
o. ballet Davis Co. piano enabled out
make.
9, The HaIlet Darts d. Co. Pianos hare a l0idsr
space betIOeen the striags than those Of Giy other
make
The truth this statement equally plain from the fact
suits while sbent string requires in addition dsgam
room Tor rs single from the bridge to the tuning pin The re-
they often bit another and hardly jingle while the perform
playing heavy marches fantasies The
straight strings room that they Vbrate freely and
never clash against another.
8, The manner Of stopping the vi6ratioR
The vibration Of the string all pianos commences where
the hammer strikes it, the bridge where 1t stopped sss
diagram HI
The of the best violin world can be ruined by
substituting bridge thus proving that
string is materially affected By the which vibration
is stopped The vibration Of the string in the G. piano
stopped with little horizontal fTes ofcopper bell metal
diagram F giving TO the string soft full mellow
while in all other pianos the vibration stopped upright
iron Pia lsee diagram 81 giving thin irony. f6ar
that has caused thousands persons having musical Or
CARNATIONS exclaim:
do not ike the irony wang Of piano Il is inferior
the full rich tone Of an organ, flute EneOdeon"
The that the strings all ether pianos
bridge pin Is that sharp angie has 10 made in
the vibration In the D. c. piano the strings drawn
straight the copper held down arm By
Suspension Bridge. GSee diagram s. B ,
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SToP THIEF.-An amusing and exciting chase
was carried on yesterday morning on Superior St.
TO give the matter from the beginning; two young
men went to the Johnson House about one O'Clock
yesterday morning, and procured room for one
who gave his name as JOhnWatson the other paying
for it. Watson did not go down TO breakfast at the
proper time, and the chambermad saw him look
ing about into the up stairs as if in search OF
something. Ia the course of the forenoon ne came
down and passed out of the Ladies' Entrance with
bundle under his ann wrapped up in q newspa.
per. Mr. Huntington the Clerk, was standing near
aud through rent in the paper thought he recog-
nized. his own shawl He told Watson to stop, Oh
which the latter started off on run with Hunting
ton alter him. Watson dropped the shawl in the
street and rapidly ran up street, aud then down
Huntington keeping about meek and neck" with
him for time when the fellow took the side walk
| on the South side of the street here Huntington
caug ht him by the coat, but he jerked away, only
to find himself collared by officer McCarty from
whom there was NO jerking away. McCarty took
him TO Esq MILLER's Office where he was put
through" and sent to Jailf for want of bail Watson
is an assumed name, he being well known in town.
We presume he wont patronize the johnson again.
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leDlo
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
good pro- uctys so god baiinss Is acres Of
timber, and orchard with every variety Of iruitwll Il
GRANGER STREET-O1s and half story House and
Lotto exchange farm; would prefer one IN tho Vi IL
ASHTABUI'A Co-Near Ashtsbula: Farm Cf $50
ineS ne orchard about % acres tImher-wi exchange
o 9@ 70 = 2 ps,es P9ST Rs sfs So Bs @ Land, in
thsse counties TO exchange for City property;
IowA-On the Dubuque a9d Pacific rsIlIoad' - miles
change Tor Productive Guy property, the
Civ iue with a Of water running tLrougl-WlI
eIcnange for improved Cy P9geTy; slsG per aer5 Mis-
sisspp river rioh soil and weltimberedo exchange for
31s W1o6 1 sTTsree ~ t story houses and lots good
property-tO exobsnge for desirable western Ian ds
LUCAS CO-SiIieen miles from I0ledo " acres 10 tx
'''''DS' ROUSE JENNINGS,
nsv2 Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
EOR SALE. -GRANGER STA
good two story House and Lot, ~ by lSJ feet with
considerable fruit ard saTubbey, $3.50. -,
MARION Sr.-Good House and Barn WIN Lot' % Dy
ERE sTDouble frame House and Lo; % by l5fssI
81 CLAIR RoAD-A short distance east Of Euclid Sta
on Farm Of s. acres sol sii sandy aI % lean win Ase iAi
union ST-West side, near Detroit street. Lots each
''2S TSoTfAGE 1IsF aiSI' 4 IoT~Near Perry str, ct
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
200 acres Of land IN Tellnesses-eHcollent land well
good COul mlDa now open ready 20 " IN
ca r acre Will exchange for real estate this county
LII TON co 6O acres 20 miles from Railroad, lOeN
NIW H-2aacres With house and, barn aud
fit, ~ exchange for house and lot IN Inc
eiy Ease AZ ENUE Nice Cottage House. with large lot,
to exchange for small farm 81 ON ;nisbsd
,sh fruit and shrubbery also stable. Viii TAXI small
30 ACRES mile west ofte city line On plank r"a'
| 10 exchange for house and lot 10 the city
| NOR SALE-A PRETTY FRANZ +
| II COTTAGE-Eight Rooms-yith srOd Lot Barn, Se
| - 6rsf rate 0r,ler-near Perry stIset-Sl6o0.
| EIFTY-FIVE ACRES-In Parma
| FIFTFEN ACRES-Four miles east of the city
| FORTY ACRES- Of good Farming land-21 miles troA
suerlor CITY Lake SukeIi0ftO exchange for vacant lot
| A LARG { VEL L FINISHED BElCK HoUSE, ANE
| IOF-Well located and near 10 business
nor SALE. SUMMIT CO. "A
large building. well located aud suitable of publi'
| house or stor :, with arTes Of land 81 80.
| BROWNELL STA two story frame house ana lo~-
SENECA ST Corner Su nmil, large To- running from
| summit ST to the Lake VeTy cheap. . -.
80 AIRES 81 CHR Road, 3s miles from theeiy
| WIIOUGHBY of l67 acres go' soil and build
ng well water fine orchard and IS acres good tIr'her
20 Psi 1sie ROUSE JENNINGS.
pIea Real Estate Agents.
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WIGS ! WIGS !! -! WIGS!

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEES surpass all.
They elegant, light. easy and durable.
Fitting Il charm-no turning up belund-nO shrink ing
ehead; indeed, this is the only Establishment where
these things are properly upders' d, d and made
233 Broadway, New York
Ap22j&w6m20l ". FISKE. Cleveland Ohio Agent.
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PARIS, January, 1857.

For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FfSRE,
No p Superior street, Cleveland, who will supply
Annie de Femme at the Propnetor's prices
uulO d&wlv6
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their Cure.

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS quickly remove obnoxious mat
ter the blood and thoroughly cleanse and renoyate
the system These Pills certain remedy for diseases
of the Stomach and Bowels Sold d manufactures,
No 81 Maiden Lane New York, and No 2i4 Strand
don ami by all Druggists at - cts 62s and 10 per
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5petial Nofifss.

II For Gas Fizepres and Fittiag-ABpil
Fogg Eas,corfs & Co, los aud lO7 Superior STREET
apl:tf
COAL COALu- COALW!
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S. N. SANFORD, a. NJ, Principal
Rfnl Gstate Aqruts.
ROUSE s. JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
ms u RAN N G E

AGENES5
No SO Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs
febI8
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Gar0m1re.
Gnqrnuer5.

ENG AVING AND LITnOGRAPHING
pRAINARD 4 BURRIDGE, WOOD
- ENGRAYERS AND LITHOGRAPllERS Bs
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Ladies' Dress Trimmings.
PRINCES, RIBBONS, AND GA
i LOONS-a fun assortment at
aus RETTBERG n HAUSSfANN.
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CLEVELAND FEMALE S

nhm
CLEVELAND FEMALE SEMINARY.
N SANFORD a. NJ, Principal
sabouo ta %
EXPERIENCED INSTRUCTORS
nan
y I tI
SAML srJoANL L.
P Surgeon
RDandT NilEn a Glass;
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-
FRENCH Double Faced SHAWLS.
We have this day received small lot OF beautiful
Patterns French doube-faced Shaws which ure slightly
amased and will be sold of much less than the usual
pTlce. Those wanting to gt ! good and fas asuonaole
tas5 ocs6 10" p'''' lu Os''s' '' s LYMAN CO.
GENTS 'HANDKERCHIEFS.-Th
NJ wet all gone but have lot in store of
Also-LADlES. .HANDKERCHIEFS, OF our own iIa-
P3Tisson at one shilling the best IN the fli ety
OSIE RY! HOS TER VA
IL splendid Ttmenr Of Cashmere, Merino, woolen;
Fleecy Lined Hose Ladies' and Children, be found
EMBROIDERIEs.
GREAT BARGAINS in CAMBRIA
SC latest Styles seu3 MORGAN BOOT.
GENTS LONG COTTON. HOSE
~ English make-at W, WARREN'S.
DLAIN NANKINS.
L Plaid NaRkns.
iul2 "IYLoR. GRISwoLD& S CO.
MILLINERY.
PONNETS, FRENCH AND AM,
ID Flowers Ruches Ribbons, Silks. great variety Of
Trmmingsworth the attention OF WhSssale BuSeTs Sor
SHAWLS
CHENILLE AND MANTILLA
~ Shawls-somsthing uew-with endless variety of
"Osti5i-' seps - CITY MILLS STORE.
FOR LADIES' MANTLES,
WIDE BLACK VELVET
FOR GENTLEMEN'S RAGLANS,
| DRAB AND BROWN BRoADCLoTHs
FOR LADIES' RAGLANs,
ALL SHADES BRoADCoTHs.
szsrp2s TAYLOR, GRLSWOLD &HCO.
|
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All Kinds of Musical Instruments constantly on Hand
Furniture Furniture aad the
applied Piano)
nsen CIad
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-03-10

STRENGTH OF THE MoRxoNs.-Vari-
GUS calculations have been going the
rounds of the papers of late as to the es-
timated number of the Mormons in
Utah, and the armed force which they
could possibly bring into the field
against the U. S. troops. Hitherto the
estimate seem to have been greatly exag.
gerated. The Sacramento Union gives
some figures on the subject, which un-
doubleday opportunities closely to the
truth. According to the U. s. census
Of 1850, the whole Mormon population.
fnen, women and children, amounted to
1885. In 1853, from the minutes oil
the Mormon General Conference. it ap-
pears that the population had increased
1881, making the total 1906. TAX.
ing the same ratio of increase, say 8. 900,
we have the whole Mormon population
22,4l2. Deduct from this amount one
half of the women, the same proportion
that existed in 1853, and there remain
1000 fighting men. including the
somewhat advanced in years. This is
probably the whole fighting strength Of
the Mormons.
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Banks of Issue.

It is almost certain that the Legislature will
enact law authorizing the establishment Of
banks in Iowa and we give it as our opinion
that when enacted and submitted to the PEG.
pie as required by the Constitution, it will be
adopted. We are JacksOnian on currency,
and no bank vi at,yer will be established BY
our vote, because we believe that bank bill
is worth no more than there is specie in the
vaults of the bank that issues it always ready
for its redemption hence, it is better to keep
the specie in circulation. But we did not com.
mencc this article for the purpose of producing
argument against banks, but to give our opin.
ion as to what kind of bills these banks should
issue to as far as possible secure the poor man
against loss. We believe that no bills for less
than $40 should be issued. The strongest ar
gamcht that can be advanced in favor Of banks
is the inconvenience of sending the ''mint
drops" from place to place. When or MGR.
chants want to send money away what do We
hear? "Have you any ten dollar bills thai
you will give for small notes?' Small notes
will not do to send off by mail. This being
the case, let the merchants have the bank notes
and if there is any loss sustained by them, d.
not compel the daily laborer to bear portion
of it for the accommodation of the merchant
If there were no bank notes Of less denoni
nation than $40, the poor man would seldom
get hold of one, and when he did, he woult
have it carefully examined, to be certain thai
it was neither counterfeit nor an unsound bank
he would not lay it up, but would buy some
thing whether he actually needed it or not fol
the purpose Of shifting off his shin plaster fol
gold and silver. IF we are to be cursed Will
banks. the protection Of the common people de.
mands that none but large bills shall be issued
the larger the better.-Fdyette Pioneer.
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endure all the reproach which may be
cast upon US. for our efforts in this good
cause.
"L." calls herself a friend Of Tenn.
perance, and tells US how she thinks it
will not be advanced. Will she please
to tell US how she thinks it may be? If
any know of a "more excellent way" let
them "show it unto u.s." and if their
example is worthy of imitation we will
follow it. We are not too old or wise to
learn from others. We want light on
the subject. and will receive any sug-
gestions with pleasure, which will aid
us in this work, but don't find fault with
our plan aud not show us better.
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Lumber. W0ggOaaS

TONSTANTLY on hand and for sale BY
~ Grant Il Peck, from the extensive Estab-
lishment Of Nests. Austin d. Tomlinson, at
Jackson, Mich-cOnsisting of
Heavy and Light Nut skcins.
Shell Sken and Pipe Box
Iron Axel inch. arm suitable fol
horses.
JERSEY ROCKAWAYS,
OPEN AND TOP CONCORD 3UGGIES.
And in fact almost any kind of running We
hicle from Wheel Barrow up TO Locomotive
furnished ON short notice from the above estab
lisment.
To parties acquainted with tho foregoing
mentioned Establishment their turn outs need
no commentator at our hands, but to the unso
phisticated We would say that Michigan timber
stands unrivaled for Wagon and Carriage pur.
poses, and none is uscdb by Mcssrs 4. d r., until
it has been seasoned eighteen months-and the
best evidence of their workmanship, is the guam.
tity annually sold in almost every western town
and the constant increasing demand fort.
particular and in any case of failure the war.
ranty is made good without any grumbling.
And kind Reader and Patron while meilita.
ting upon availing yourselves of these Creature
Comforts take heed that we are Agents for, and
have an assortment on hand Of almost all the
good Reapers in use and now have on the Lakes
large invoice Of the noted Fowlerville Thresf.
ing machines, to which we invite your attention.
GRANT e. PECK.
h'oregor, May 18th 1857, n34tf
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KANSAS IEoisL ALIVE STATISTICS. the
members of the House, now in session at Law
renee. 7 were born in Ohio, in Pennsylvania, s
in New York, A n Virginia, 9 in New Hamp-
shire. 2 in Kentucky, in Indiana, in Maine,
in Illinois, in Massachusetts, l in Georgia,
in Connecticut. 4 in Prussia, in Scotland
Of these IL are farmers, are lawyers, 4 ply.
sicians, 8 clergymen. 2 mechanics, : merchants,
architect, printer, editor, land agent
Their former politics are thus defined. l6 Wings
Is Democrats, Republicans, Independent;
and their present politics, &c Free State,
Republicans. Democrat, l Free Soiler
Wing. Of the Council, 3 were born in New
York, 2 in Vermont, in Indiana, l in Massa-
chrsetts, in Pennsylvania. in Ohio.
There are lawyers, 3 farmers, printer,
physician, l merchant, land agent. Their
former politics were 2 Wings, 4 Democrats.
Republican, and Know Nothing. Present po-
litics-all Free State"