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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

E1 A priFnae lettsTTrom FDllen's BIunSs.sl
q station near the Platte R'vers .wTiitsnsoA si
the End inst. states that Jndge Bacon. asfu
gentleman from the gold region just bsfbnssdi
resching The station, was attacked. .ssEerslyoY
wounded, and robbed By . Kiowny indiahssis
AZ soon a. . party Of Siosx. .oAmped nsariail
the stations learned Of Il, they sent outtwogg
Of their braves in pursuit Of ths missrsAut. iss
Who eaugh. killed and soalpsd him. aTha.Ls
Sioux, desirous Of keeping on good tsEna'sI
with oar gavefDuaent. wished ths s.eFseh -
lstheF'' At Washington, infosmsd Of ~ koi
prompt manner insWhieh yhad admin w
lseIed lhsLieA. h.a "a, -l..an aHa ~. E.laas
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

Ifa1acquaintanOe puFsres some uufOfttI.
nate ,coarssin spile OF our dissuasion. We Of
ten 'fssrmOfe gratiGsd BY the continuation
-four auguries. thar hurt BY che missfot-
tunes of our friend; ;for that man must be
stuFdy moraiist Who does mot love bic
owu Judgment better than the interest Of
his nsighbor. 7f
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

~ JGlius-Ssm. I feel a. Il I'd HE u, 4,
70 hsb 1' my name hnndsd dOsu g PEospsTif Il
sam-Ds bAngm.n WIN 6s6d yoa down, = 8
from the galIows, INTO the hands Oh De dis,
seotiOui'', i Jon 9si.t d0st ,ltsr yOuts Nays.sa
5slia.4oh. no SAM fts.! | shall be = :
noble DEATH - y. t..'..,
= samLWhat 90 as b.,ils ksld! .as Be-. ,s,'':, !:
Jnlius--No dat's Al Played out pow,S
Ssm I want 70 lay down on dc hearth and, !,
mix my ashes Wid ae yrass. { -, o. .,Is,'s !
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

THE NEw Cent Potsoso6s- Several
instances have lately occurred. in differ.
ent parts Of the country; where children
have died from tbs effects Of poison taken
into the system by swallowing the nickel
cent. As this coin is small aud easily
swallowed. there is great danger in allow
ing young children to have them in their
possession. The metal which composes Il
has had fatal effect; aud you'd seem "a
be poisonous. Parents should be cautious,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

~ A Quaker lately popped tbe quesa .
ton 10 fair Quaketsss. thus: fste .eHA
"Ham-yeA. and verify. sPeheiope. the Q
spirit urReth me aud movsIh me wondsf e
fully to beseech thee to cleave tfnto me, =
Aesh Of my fesh and bose Of my bOnes9,' -
To which the fair Penelops responded, .
"Ham-truly. truly. Obadiah. thou last
wisely said. aud inssmueh as II is not good y
10 be alone, verify 1 will sojoufn with =
thee.ss doe Il Sie 9Q tfse ~ 714e r.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

Like 10 ses flowers growing. bat when
they are gathered they cease 10 please
/ look upon them as sihings rootlsss and !
psrishable7their hkeness to life maksa J:
me sad, / never offer flowers 70 those I I
iove-f never wish 70 receive thsm from l
lands dear to me = CHdrioas Bronts. . 3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

EELove, like Gny tfte. noble. holy -
feeling that warns, expands and eunobIss
the soul, is it's own exceeding great Se@es
ward, and being Of an iBfnits end hsasansis
" u.tttrs, b 9 blessing iudsPehdehs Of Pos-es
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

e7 A constant Succession Of attentionss
rom those around us, are absolutely necs Z
essary to the comforts of our sxistenoe.apd
even an approving OF an applauding smile
is something capable Of impaE.ing real
happiness.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

HA sailor the other day in describing
his 6rst effort; to become Natchnahl
said that Just at the close Of q dark hight
he vas ssnt aldft TO sss il he could see q
light. After short time be was hailed
from the deck with: .tt !.
Mast head ahoyf
AYE. ays; sirr was the ansNet.
DO you SEQ light .ssFl u
Yes, SIR a. 5sg ~ s,rg
What iight?' ea4 +,
Daylight. SIR
The lookout was ordered dOsB with ,
run. t- 49,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

E9-Ths earthly strength Of q hObis
man bows down before the divine Neal-ssd
hess Of nobls woman. He looka up tosds
her Dc a.beihg whom her very a&eAknsea -
nskts otter sor receiving and sfshsmiIhng 80
that true strength which comes from OBt's
hikb: --eas sslngeaa q t@s49ss - Ai&hn q. >
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

ia EEThe highest aud most characteris-
tIc glory of ell earthly beauty isto make
us aspire TO a heavanly one, and q woman
ls great in proportion to the IDEAL she sug-
gests, l..s,,, !, v,iy5s.4s 80 3.scl:
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

Ey-Love, while it wsrms tbs heafs and q
fires the imagination, euiigbtens the mind
and .purifss the soul; Il never efnegcyisiee
ii; Il not only inspires noble thoughts !
but stimulates to great and nObh deeds, = i
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

New MusIc,-.Do the ladies play mu-
sic at The West, sir?' asked young lady
ola green looking Western customer.
%. very universally. Miss was the
reply.
Indeed 1 was not aware Of that--do
they use the piano mostlyT
Never Mise. The instrument that We
have out our way is the Swinettee, and
the girls all play it,
%. dear, 1 am shure, positively. that !
never heard Of that before; do tell what il
is, and how they play IT,
Well, the instrument. is q small pig. and
each takes one Of these under her arm and
cbews the end pf It's tail. and that brings
the MUSIC ..t
Western green was the lion Ofths show
for the balance CT that evening. M
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

EE Man will never realize the perfec.
ton Of his own nature. until he has aided
woman in gaining that eminence from
which her specific power Of attraction may
operate as b stimulus to Progresss aud
which viii compel him, II he wishes 70 b
level with her. torise sud not to dssoend
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

REA noble love calls forth mans
highest powers. and he knows himself the
nearer and desrsr to her whom be loves,
the more worthy he Is.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

: Al ExcrLLESf IatrATfoN oS ArPLE PrFss
A-Take tea. cup full OF bread crumbs cns
in small pieces. a tea.spoontui o. cream g
tartar: tLfes ted spoohfuls Of sugar: stew
= 4 ,iut Of water; spice 70 suit the taste. /.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

HtGIt AufHoRILY ArPEALKD To.--In
his charge to the jury in the Stephens
case, Judge Roosevelt said-"We have the
highest authority for saying. all that d
man hath will be give for his life.' A
writer 10 the Rochester Union. comment
ing upon the statement. saysi
"Holy writ informs us that Satan an
swerd the Lord and said. Skin for skin -
yea, all that a man hath will be give fot
his life,'--Job ii. 4. Dee
"This doctrine of the Judge may lead "a
several serious questions, May not an a
rnendment to the constitution be- necessary
to give to Satan, in the city of New York,
higher judicial authority than the Court oI
Appeals?" j. .g8
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

H"Yon say. . ssys the judge. thst v
the s4aire who msrrisd you, 20 the ,6rat I
wife. authorised you 70 take sixteenl What
do you mean. hy thal?' Well ,saysi4
ifia6ss :. be tod me that ! should hsvAss
four better, four worse; four Richer. ;foiG;y
pOorsr-and IN my country iourh dimes
four slways makes siktesn. 81, iasg Il l!sif,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

4 6zy-A bowl coBtaiuing 9qnarts 6luatar \
al IL an oven, whsa babings vii PtossIIt
mas cake &s., heiag scofehpd. So says4
81 exchange Try 4 ladies. sa,rssi'shs sg.i I
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

',My native city has treated me badly. vsao
said q drunken. ssgabohds that IilOss hetEHs
still. q ~ ssapo ..g sst5 "a ss8s1 Tl'ssa
"ProbSblt her cit Is nj that yOu IOss' =
about her" replied gsntemsns sgfsssssasg
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

~ Our humanity ware 4 poot thing. !.
but for the Divinity that stirs within rs
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14

Auditors Office, e. g. o. April 1889.
I hereby certify that have examined the
proof Of the foregoing laws, and that they are
publshed correctly, according 10 the copy tur'
nished BY the Secretary Of State.
A. j. DlLDiNE, County Auditor. (.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14
lBt8antIasttr 6astttt.
CLARKE 81, SON >,
EDITORS A%D PRoPRIEToRs,
VFFICE--NIartIn's Row, one Door South
of the POst-ofiee
rsrm. OF sabsorLp.lon e tAe eaaette.
AMp PRoPRIEToE

Two Dollars peryeas. payabi within The year.
$3.50 II paidin advance. 49,. ..,.
boye rates.
EoPapsf viii 9 discontinued until all arrsarages
fo paid, unless At the option ofthe puonsnetn,
year, must be paid In advance. - ~ 's.a'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-14
Terms OF AdvertisIne.

0ae square, ll0llnes or lesS1 lnse 81 90
zach addltionaiins 9s
vsytlsIng, for shorter period than
hree mo NTH 5, charged attAe above rate.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08

New ORLEANS, April 2.-Several seri-
Gus crevasses had occurred in the river
bank above the city, and threaten serious
damage, the water now being at higher
point than at any previous time last year.
New ORLEANS, April 4.-Large ere.
vases have occurred in the levee on the
Louisiana side of the river, at Diamond
Island, flooding many plantations. There
are also serious apprehensions of break
in the levee above the city, and five hun
dred men have been put to work in
strengthening the embankments. The
river at Vicksburg is now nine inches
higher than during the food of last winter
DETROIT, April 4.-Edward D. Bene.
dict, a resident of this city, stabbed bis
wife, in fit of jealousy, to-day, killing
her almost instantly. He afterwards at
tempted to commit suicide by hanging
himself. He was taken into custody.
DANsvILLE, N. Y, April 4.-The Ma
tional Hotel, together with several fine
blocks of dwellings, was burnt yesterday.
The loss is estimated afeS50, 900.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08
Connecticut Election !

Tint Little Yellow SO, :orIcct-de.Co0i," o. Il
HARTFORD, April 1.-The Republicans
have elected the entire Congressional del
egation, as well as the whole State Ticket
and large majority ofthc Legislature.
The following are the successful candi
dates Governor, W. A. Buckingham
Lieut.. Governor, J. Clrlen Treasurer, l.
J, IIendec; Secretary, John Boyd; Comp
troller, W. II. Buell..
The following are the candidates elected
in the Congressional Delegation:
First District LOOMS, Republican, }
in place Of Ezra Clark, Jr, {Repubiicap. ,
Second Distrct-J Woodruff, (Repub
lean in place of Samuel Arnold, (Dem.
ocrat.)
Third District-A. A. Burnham, (Rc-
publican,) in place Of Sydney Dean, (Re
publican)
Fourth District-O. S Ferry, (Repub.
licau,) in place Of Wm. d. Bishop, (Dem-
ocrat)
rea. The Connecticut Election is bcliev-
cd to have been the largest ever held in
the Gland of steady habits" II was well
canvassod before the Election by Grow,
Greeley, Wilson, and other Republicans,
and by Democrats; and silly cold line
Wings" were induced to run in two or
three Congressional Districts with the hope
of dividing the Opposition. Two Of the
Democratic nominees were men of i'm
mense wealth-one a Wall street banker
who expended money by Thousands.
But all in vain: the Republicans made a
clean sweep, aud gai"et the tco Nmbers
If Co"gsess they lost two years ago by
reason Of small vote on a stormy day.
All hail Connecticut. her two Senators
ana four Representatives will be unit
for "Freedom and the Right against Sla.
very and tie Wrong"
PORTLAND, Ne, April 5-Mr Jewett,
the Republican candidate for mayor, was
elected to-day by 200 majority. A large
majority Of Republican aldermen and
cJuncilmen were also elected.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08
Minister Bowlin writes hopefully Of sat
sifactorily arranging the difficulties with
PARAGUAY.
TIrIELV ADVICE.

The editor oil the Medical Rcformer remarks
that as in the spring and early summer, the
sensibilities of the digestive organs are iu-
rea>ed, the full Diet of winter will, If persis-
ted in, induce fever. This is by no means Il
new discovery. The ancienis named the
month of February, when their spring began,
from (Grum a fever, and wisely recommend
ed, ii, a preparalive for the heats of summer,
IuiIciaus exercise, light diet, and the full and
free use of water.
Professor Holloway, the distinguished Fog
ll>h practitioner, has done something more
than this. He has discovered and Introduced
Two remedies for all the arrangements Incl
dent TO a change OF temperature, which have
saved the lives of thousands of unaccllmaed
trtyecrS and SOIourners, IN every region be-
tween the equator and the poles. When n
sudden transition from cold To heat produces
dyspepsia. liver complaint, fever, dlarrhHa
or dysenIary, HoLLcwAYs Pills seems to sub
due the disturbance IN the system at once,
and TO bring all It's functions INTO harmony
with the new atmospheric influences by which
it is surrounded. Where the shock occasioned
by the change affects the skin or glands, the
Ointment, IN combination with The Pills, soon
puts the external organization into a healthy
condition.
Under these circumstances, common pru-
dence suggests the proprIeiy OF having beth
remedies always al hand at the commence
ment Of the summer, and of providing a sup
ply OF them before starting on a journey or
voyage. In this climate, summer and autumn
are, unqueslionabiy, the seasons most preJu.
dical TO health, and therefore nothing should
be left undune that will have the effect of for
tyfying and bracing up the system, purifying
blood. aud putting the digestive apparatus in
good working order. So far as our ob>erva-
tion goes HoLLowAY's Pills will infallbiy Sc
cure these results. Families who have hab-
itually used them for years as Spring, Sum
mer and Fall medicine, declare that com
plete exemption from the complaints usual al
those seasons has been The invariable conse-
quence oftheIr exhibition. This we can rea-
dily believe, knowing as we do, that they ey-
ercise triple influence upon the internal or.
sans. They purify the fluids, remove OBJ
strucrions, and invigorale the digestive pow
eTs. There are few systems SO healthy as
not to require such helps TO Nature at this
critical period Of the year, and it is therefore
obvious that a course of HoLLowAI Pills is
proper, as protective measure.-BostOn
"J0Uram.'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08
FREyCsg, RICHARDS {. Co.'s

Farmers Depot and Plaster Mills.
to,rcr Of od l'rt Ro,d ant cho'9LHa,
Khii:sGc IDiiin.
WE ofr large stock of Cb,m;al Msnures and feril
" izers at low prices and warranted TO be ucnulnc
among which will b. found:
| 900 tons pure Phuine.
1000 tons Government Peruvian Cuano.
5000 tons Frcnch's Improved Super
Phosphate of Lime.
1000 tons French's pure Chemical Bone.
5000 bbls. French's Philad'a Poudreite.
l,0Op bbls French's Improved ROsenda!e
Cement.
Th above standard articles each OF hrir Kind the
best IA the WORLD, Our lind ifIsisT- Manufacture
from is celebrated throughout the Union
ior It's purity and strru- tn
ALSO l. 800 barrels Land Plaster.
$500 barrels Casting Plaster.
lU,uuU barrels Hydraulic Cement
3,uOJ barrels TIur Roman Cement
1000 barrels Portland tEngi-hl Cement
Bcuti-ts Plaster, Powdered Anthrci'r Coal On barrels
Powdered B.tumiEOds Coal, (n tarresl, hite sand,
lin batresJ FRENCH. RICHARDS 60,
&sIni Uiis mi t;frmarf Dpt
Cor. Of Old York Road aud Cal0wliil sts., PlllLA.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08

A PAIR OF DECLARATIoNs.-T Sou.
thern Democracy declare that, with Dou.
gla' platform Of squatter.sovreignty, the
Democratic party can not possibly carry a
single Southern State in 1860; and the
Northern Democracy vehemcntly protest
that, without that platform, the Demo.
cratic party can not possibly carry a sin.
Gle Northern State. The Southern and
the Northern Democracy seem to have
come to q dead lock.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08
FROM HARRISBURG.

Mr.. Patterson, from special com
miltcc, presented a report strongly
urging the rclurtion of the State TaH
f.om y to > mills on the dollar-rc
Gucing the Tax oue litth-a;tcr thi,
year. The bill to that effect then
passed the House iy unanimou:
vote, but u motion was subsequently
made to reconsider it. If the funds
will bear such reduction. the moa
sure will be everywhere hailed viii
delight.
We have observed nothing of local
interest. The Free BanI>ing Law
was defeated in the House by close
vote, and the General Appropriation
Bill is in progress.
The Senate having declined 10
grant another appropriation TO the
Commissioners to revise the Penal
Code OF Pennsylvania, Judge Lewis
has resigned his place in the commjS.
sion, and declined receiving any pay.
No one appears to know how many
wears the Commissioners require 10
complete the task.
One Daniel Webster was roughly
seized in Harrisburg on Saturday
last, and hurried to Philad., Oh charge
of being a fagiliyc slave. \ riot was
barely avoided, the people generally
manilcsting much ind gnation, and
hcin~ unable to conquer their prciu-
diccs' against oppression. lie was
claimed by woman in Virginia, bat
has witnesses who swear he is not the
person called for.
PS. Webster, alias nAngerti.ld, was
let free by the Slave Commissioner. But
what remedy has he for Lii, wrongs?
na-A friend. writing from Harris
burg, states that Mr.. PHELPS is 80 sit
mated aS not to desire denomination
for Auditor General, Suggested in
oar last and proposes Mr.. COCHRAN
in his place. The political integrity,
general talents, and services, Of MIR.
Cochran are undouhtcd. His pccu
liar qualifications for the arduouS,
harraSsing and most responsible stu
alton of Auditor General, however,
we are not advised Of. Has he the
stamina Of character. the life long pa
ticnce, the ncver-ccaSlng, clcar-hcadcd
sagacity, the unwcarlcd aSSiduitv,
which that station requires? VIII
he watch all items Of expenditure, as
a thriving merchant would his own
every bill? These are the requisites
for the Office, especially in our day,
when complications Of laws are in
crcasing, and the ingenuity Of plum
dcrcrs is every day doyising some
new scheme 10 avoid payments or de
plctc the Treasury. The office Is now
the most important in the State, iinan-
cially, and our party needs TO exercise
the greatest care in the selection...We
make this inquiry, not particularly in
reference to Mr.. Cochran, bat to all
candidates proposed.
The same gentleman suggests GEO.
Y. LAWRENCE, of Washington county,
for Surveyor Gcncral-a good name,
and We trust good man.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08

Democracy Three cheers for thee, Bob
d.unIless +. F. ", guardian Of the Sou
,hern Wing of the dear Democratic Dutch
men what victory wilt thou achieve.
s. S Secley, of Bellefonte, represents
this Senatorial District, and j. 6. Freeze,
Esq, of Bloomsbury, the adjoining dis
trict on the east.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08

This large class Of ascs, including Uceratons In
famatons, Bronchial Irritatious, &c most success
FULLY treated ly the Of DR. Davis DcIuraiive and r
Davis Throat Application. Read the following case q
speedy after long continued suffering:
East Town, Chester Co, July ., 1855
Dr.. nAvIS-near sir:
About five years was attacked with a disease ci
ths throat, which gradually. tut at times D. l.
would take cold the pain and suffering would le very
distressing ACCOMPANIED with oss of voice such an
extent that could not speak al,Ne whisper The Ill
sease continued getting worSe notwithstanding was
under the medical treatment Of four different ply sicans
Becoming alarmed at nv condition, concluded 20 to
Philadelphia and consult yen. which you Tecoect did
in the winter oflsl when you nded take
your DeIurafve ard by the Of ur hotties OF it,
conneXon with your throat appicatiou. entirely
cured, and have mainrd we'll 1t Is more than
year since the cure was ctsct'd Respectfully YOUR
friend, NARGARETTA 7. BISHOP
EB- DR.. DAVIS ANTI SCR0IULOUS OINTMENT and
THROAT APP LEGATION should accompany the Depur.
atye IN of Scrofulous Ulcers Ulcers Sc Of the
Throat.
- Call on the Agents, ]. BAKER & Coo
Lewisburs, AID procure Cireucrs containing large
mass Of evidence in favor Of the medicine
J. BAKER co. Agts for Union county. T755y
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08
The West Responds to the East

ST. LOUIS, April 4-Incompleie re-
turus from the various wards Of the elec-
tion held today, indicate the re election of
o. d. FiIley, the Republican candidate
for Mayor, by majority of 1000 to 1900
hundred votes. The vote polleG was a
very large one.
April 5.-Nearly full returns Of the
election held yesterday, give Filly, Re-
publican, for Mayor. upwards Of $500
majority over Bogy, Democrat, and 1900
over Wyman, American. Filley's plural
ity may be increased to 5000 The Repub-
licans also elected the whole City Ticket,
and obtained large majority in the
Council.
1.-THE election in this chief city in
Slave State, demonstrates how firmly how
strongly, and how fast, Free Soil seuti-
men's are spreading even among Slave
holders. Let the North persevere like
true men and real Christians, and the
South must yield to the moral sentiment
of the world against the mother Of wo and
crime
DETRoIT, Mich, April 4.-Tbis city
today gave the Republican candidate for
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court ma-
jority of 236 votes.
April 5.-The returns from the interior
Of the State show considerable Rerubli-
can gains, aud indicate the election of
George Martin, the Republican candidate,
by over 10000 majority. The Republi-
can gains in this city since last fall are
nearly 500. A brisk snow storm prevails
here this morning.
CLEVELAND, April Sat the munich
pal election held yesterday, Mr.. Senter,
the Republican candidate for Mayor was
elected The entire Republican ticket is
probably elected, though the vote has not
yet been entirely counted.
CINCINNATI, April 5-The whole Op.
position ticket was elected: yesterday, in
this city, by an average majority of 1000
votes. The City Council stands, polti-
cally, Opposition 10 members, Democrats 6.
LOUISVILLE, April 4.-The Opposition
candidate for Mayor was elected to. day.
The Opposition also elected majority of
City Councils-that body standing IS
Opposition to 6 Democratic members.