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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-07

r EGAL NOTICE.

Arthur woicott, Clara , woicoft. Ssthsn Eewson,
Geo en-, Price, Ferris = Co, Geo R.chsrdsop,
Eliha Tnrnar, Geo Ill CroaAman, Grinnsl 4 jenkins,
psgram, Psyntsr Davis, Lpp~nccti, Hunter scott,
James Kent, Santsc Co, VIM Gray don 4 Co, Lind
Brother 4 Co, Abbott, 1ohns Go
You are hereby notified that thess u nov on Gle In
The once Of the Clert OF the District Court Of Lee
county, Iswa. a Fort Madison the petition of kiisur
Wsiestt, csiming Of you Asthnr MoiCstt ths sam Of
Seven Hundred and seventy DollArs, with iptevest
from June 7th 1854 81 the rate Of ten per cent per
anpum payable snnually. u rate money just
~ dne him from yoa. Arthur Wsirott, sasa psonis-
sosy motel ard claiming against al oi ycs the tors-
closure Of mortGsRc, given BY tho said to
he snt Of said note the eastsrly hall OF
lot N block ~ In ths city Of Keoank, county OF Ies
and State OF Iowe.
Vow, unlcss you appear and defend thereto on rbe
fore OF he second day OF the next term Of said
c0ust ncng ssd 70 be holden this third Aon-
day ofMay, ls62, Al Port adIsor, default will be
entered Aeanst you and JudEmsn Mt rendered thSre-
ON, far Amount claimed interest and costr Of su also
aaesso cutting on and foreeiosing all your rslas In
and 70 the equity OF redemption OF the aaid properly.
No personal claim IL made g. inst sny OF you en-
eepf said Arthur Wocott
MeCRARY Il BRUCE.
feh2A-dlm Alligator Prtf.
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Mary s.sea.s Vary xs.hs IL ssssa' Sss, Yos vow,
and VIM Yore. her husband, Margaret fors ssd
e. XII Ss Ss sss :e r..
known heirs asd tsatsss Of Jsha q ssrks, dseSas-
Tos Ore hsrssy ssysrslly sossasd sAastAsrs u asw
LsS cosaty. lava. 81 4enlnh, pstItior = sqaity,
brought BY John Augustus Durkee against yos, pray
Ing hive nistakS c6rrcse1 u ths erieinai desc
Walsh aaosA nov dssssed Il assssin lots snd issSs
drawn BY them - tenants ~ common in Share No.
- Ia the Decree ~ PNtisica of - HIATT Hvssd Tact
In Lee county, Iowa and 10 decree the wssi half Of
lot eight f6) In block hundred and SIX fle6 ID
Keoknt. fewa 70 have belonged tapdss said deed o.
partitOn1 70 Patrick Walsh ara the ast half OF said
lot eight ls v Aavs belonged 70 John oRouskss ~,
70 ses The OF tAe ksa4 hAlt ~ said
lot egAt petitioner. who claims The same under
dee6I from John OkuuYke and Inst the heirs Il law
Of aaid Patrick Walsh. deesased. and Of valid John
O'Rourke, decsased, be forever Jloppe9 and barred
from setting mp any claim title In and to lot eight
raj Of any pan thereof, except under and through
said partition deed, prayed 10 be and
By The ecvss a sod ctuss and slss for ssn
erai relief
Now each Of the above nansd defendants sss re-
qnired to appear and answer this petition by Of
The o. the next term of ssd court, 10 b
held on hr nrst Monday Of September. 1862, ~ keo
Should not be granted. decree prayed Tor there
In will be had and entcsed by damuhs
H. SCOTT HOWELL,
Eotieitor tor PtsiatiG. z
approved by the court the 9th OF February, 1891,
and ordered 10 be published In the Daily Gate City,
newspaper puhiisAcd II Keokak, Iowa, fDr sx con-
secutlye weeks.
whn.@ ny hsna and seal Of Court, sAis
H.. - March i4th, 1851.
Clerk Of District Court.
BY EpwAxD MrMA, deputy.
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IHnR1TFs SALE.

sTAT1 or IOWA. Lss Cousrr-- n, II
~ virtue 81 execution 10 me directed tssued BY
the Clssk ~ The District Courof ssd county In favor
n william Cslsnsn sad against curtis Conn and
D. =. Smith, lhAys levied upon, and I'll sell 70 the
hhset btd4ss, q ths froni door OF the Clerks once
cf the Dstsct Court Of Lee county. Iowa q
In saad county, on NJ 6Ah DAY VI March, a. D. 1853,
bstwseplhs hours Or o'clock =, a and O'clock p.
M tf sad Day, commencing at xo'cidtk p n the fol-
lowing property, to-wt: Lot Gin block ~. let In
block g. lets and block 1o7 lets and IN block
except 40 teet en- ID street by 80 feet deep on the
end Of said lot, lots and In block g. lct4
In block , lot lii block j, al IN fhe city OF Keo
kuk. 40 psvt ~ the northwest quarter Of section
twsive tlal township ~ nprtb. rsnee west begin
ming 81 The sentkM northwcft quarter
al AxiA thence east e Inc dividing
tbs northeast qusrtef and the southwsst quarter OF
said section - reds, 10 the Of the laid out
snd propssed Grand Avenue from KsokuA TO Mont.
rsse thar north alonG the centfe OF sAtd Avenue
80 DDS thence west % rods 10 said west line thence
sissg safd west fne % rods 10 the bsginniRs,
tAining In Ill I'm eeEea. s{ai5t
Taken and levied upon ssthe property Of D. Smith
10 sAtafy said writ Of execution.
No HEDGES,
feha-dim EhertM Lee county.
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THE GATE CITY.

4 Mater washing the Dishes.
The Macon City No. ! Gazette giving
an account Of scouting expedition in
Monroe county, By detachment Of Foa-
eral troops under Major Mckee, brings
in this incident:
That nighta part Of them stopped at
the house Of Mrs. Chick, fiery rebel L.
dy, whose husband stays out ID the brush
when thsre is any fear Of the approach Of
FedeNla. 6he was brim fgA 6ght and
abuse, md With shovel in hand, bersted
them IL ferocions style, declaring they
should have no supper there. Major
Mckee, however, took matters coolly, and
finally so far prevailed on her, that she
consented to get them supper and break
fast, if he would help her do the COOKING !
To this the good natured Major assent
ed. He cooked the meat and washed the
potatoes, while she sifted the meal and
baked the bread. When supper was
over, the lady washed the dishes, requir-
ing the Major to wipe them after her -
In the n forming the same performance
WAS gone through with for breakfast On
leaving the lady of the house and the Ma
jor shook hands, and parted ON good
terms.
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NOTICE.

To Elihu Gum Amy b Gum. y W Ford. Caroline
N Ford. h Ford. Xii BASS, Pin! MArttndaie,
Administrator OF the estate Of Timothy d. Martin
dale, Aereased. Thomas Davis Jesse Aaitsy, Hsnsy
Huiskamp, W q Terrence, Emerson, Cochran 4
Co.. Hiram Barney, YeatmAu, Robinson Co..
Yos, and each Of you. hereby sctAed thst there
II Ole in the ofsce OF the CLERK Of the DIS
tsiet Court Of Lee eeunty Isva, Al Fsrt Madison, .
petition Of x II. Harrison. claiming Of you. Eliha
Gum, the SUN Of Tssnay Ave Hundred DOilan. with
ten per cent. interest per annum, money due on
= promissory note, secured BY Mortgages made BY
you to K. II. Harrison, dated 10Th Of March, 1857.
also cisiuk aainst each 81 you ths foreclosure d
said Mortgage, the same being upon certain Heal rs
late, to- Wit Lot number str 10y IN Block nsnbes
forty eight ( In the city Of keokak, Lee county and
State Of Iowa. siso praying for correction u the
description OF the Real kste therein for the psrehase
money; askDg for ssIe Of mid pseuises, SD 9sn.
srsl relicf And unless ron appeaf snd answer said
petition or before noon Of the secCud dsy 81 Tie
next term OF said Court, 70 commence q Fon Aadts
the ID Monday OF May. A. D. Ied7, default
will be entered against you and judgment rendered
thereon ~ pssyeA for il said pstitten.
NOBLE STRONG, and
HIRAM KNOWLES,
mari4-d Au.ys for PLAINTIFF.
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objection.

The Annual Election OF the CIV 0f Keokuf win +.
held on Monday, NE IN Of Apri A. D. 1857 for the
purpose Of eleettnE MAsoR and MAssrAL Of Ma
cry, hu an ALpERnAr from each Ward esfd e,rc
tios VIII De opened al O'Clock a. m and closed ~
places, sO-wtt - "~s"
fhsr WAkD--in the rear Of s. uauitss stcrs a.
Fourth street, next to the alley =
skcosD NAaD-At ID. h. Smiths Office. on John non
street. hetwssn I'd sud ID. ''
TMtns WAAD-At Mechanics, BLOCK
;, rousTn WAsD-At the shop Of Geo Schulz. on
Main street, near 9Th. w
). J BRIcE. Mayor.
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mayll-d
TRUSTEES SALE.
HOHLE 4 STRONG,
Att',s for PlstiA.

Whereas, CiaTk H. Robinson, Of the 4tste Of Ohi9,
the eptysAifd DAY of August a. D. leee. sxecu-
ted and delivered to me Deed Of Trust for TIE psy-
nsss Of certain sum Of money thsrsiu mentioned,
on the following described lots, pieces and psrssh
cock and State or Illinois to-wft Lots Ne seven
eight ISL nine Isl ten eleven ill snd saxtse.
[is. In block thirty hve lsSl lots fourteen NJ
lots shree Isl four and eve Isl, In block sishtssn
fis lots ten flO and eleven tiil 10 block t.snty.
SIX (2G) aiI n Reeves, Bnrkee Stafford Co = addition
70 Oakwoof sad Hsmiitop, Haneock couutys State Of
Illinois, which said deed Is recorded In volume nine
(S3 OF Bonds and Mortgages Of the records ~ sid
county OF Hancock on pages three hundred and SHY
two (S52) and three hundred sad afiy-thres (9SS).
Now, BY reasnu Of default having been msds ~
said CLARK Ro6inson In The psfforaDcs ~ The cor
dttons Of said deed, and The payment Of the mopies
therein sp<rfAed, Saturday. the nh dey Of April,
A. d, le62 between tbs hours Of 9o'clocka n and
O'Clock p. said day, will, by virtue o. said
deed, proceed 70 properly above described q
public vepdue, the highest bidder, In front Of this
Post Omce In The city Of Hamilton, Tor Cash.
fsb1l-d y. A. DURKEE.
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foAa&-dlur
: EGAL NOTICE.

EGAL NOI1CE.
Arthur wolcott, Ciara B woieost. Nathan Eswson,
Gao n OH, Fries, terris 4 90, Geo KichAidsou,
Elihu TurneS, George GSossnnan, 0Fnnell = Jea-
kins, Psgran fsynisr = DAvia, Ltppsacott, Huntsr
Z Scott, James Kant, Eantse j q, WIN Gvsydon
6 o., Lid, Brother Co, Abbott, Johns 4 CO:
Yoa ere bersby noatned that there 10 now Me In
tbs cce ~ the CLARK Of the District Court ri Lee
county Iowa, u Fort 1adtsOp the petition Of Eirur
Molcoat claiming Of you. Arthur Wolcotf the sNn0f
6ixsssa nsAdss1 sud Esshty Dslss, with intsssespt
the rate Of ten per cent. per payable anAu4-
II At Fate frum this 9TH Of July, lash, meass
Justly due him From said Arthur Wolcott on proras-
sorry note and clanrnS against al Of you the fors-
closure Of nortoags given By said Wolc0st, TO
cure the payment Of said note the oQual half
OF lot two n Block on the noythcrly side
ssid lot being the half Of the lot that Les next 10
lot three IN said black in the city Ksokuf
~, Iowa.
kov. uassss you appear and defend thereto On 81
befOre noon Of the second day Of the next May torn
q said SQUIRT, % be begun and holden on the "a None
day of May. y. D. l0o2, % Fort Madison, dsfault
witi h~ teAaa aRAlnst snd JUDGMENT thssson lDr
amount claimed and isterest thereon susss
so decree cutting on and oreslosng all youY rights
- ord y the equity 81 redemption 81 said property
No pesssna clan 10 made ags1pst any II ron sxnapt
said Arthur Wolcott. Il II. $3.50 4 MA
81 NcCRARY II nRuCE
fsbe4-dtm Attsys FOR Fff6.
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The Battle 81 Rich Msuntain.

Some Of the eulogists of Gen. Lander
have very unnecessarily given him I'M
due credit for the victory at Rich Noun
tain, in which he acted with his usual
gallantry, but the planning and execution
of which was due 70 General Rosecrans.
Without doubt the subordinate officers
behaved CALAMITY and supported the COM
mander, but whatever credit 10 due to the
General who plans battle, and skillfully
leads his army through il to victory, is
due to General Rosecrans.
Some Of these pretended eulogies seem
intended rather to rob General Rosecnns
OF his merit, for the purpose of dividing
it between Gen. Mcclellan and General
Lander, thnn to praise Lander, and thus
TO make popular feeling for the dead, the
means Of deprivinga meritorious officer
OF his just credit, and bolstering up the
fictitious reputation of another, We
ought TO remark here, that eu6gies Of
Gen. Lander from Gen. Mcclellan or his
particular friends, whether in the form
Of general orders, written, as the CORES
pendent Of the Commercial says, by his
accomplished aid Col. Key-who is as
distinguished with the military pen as
Gen. Mcclellan is with the maiden sword
are in taste that can but excite the
contempt Of the public. who know that
Gen. McClellan's last order to Gen. Lam
der while living we're to rcbuke him in
an insulting manner for proposing to cap
ture Jackson, and to order four thousand
of his men with artillery back 10 Grafton,
50 as to disable him from It, and that ii
was the indignation Of Lander over this
insult and this wasted opportunity, and
the excitement Of mind growing out Of
it, and of his subsequent exertions to do
something in spite Of the hostility of the
General-in-Chief, that ovcrcame his nerv.
Gus system and killed him. This is 1
fact which we can sustain.-[ Cincinnati
Gazette.
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: EGAL NOTICE.

and Bro.
Yea, sid esch Ut ron hereby notined that there
10 nie In the once u the Gterk Of the District
Court alice Cousty lows u Fort Madisop, petition
Of Hiram barney eissmnr OF you, Johnknriy the sum
Of one hundred aud Giiy doiiars, with ten per cent.
interest per snpnm, payable annually rs money due
on Mortgage made BY you to ChsffesMsson since
asslsned TO said Hiram Barney dated s<pa goth 1904
also claiming agsnst eseh 81 you the TOssrosu OF
said AsrRass, the same being upon Lot NO. Sever
~ in block hundved and forty eight 1>e} In the
city u keokut, Lee County, Iowa, for the urchase
nosey and further asking for snls Of said PREMISES
and eescvai relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition on
before noon otths second dsy u IRE pext OF
said CoaSs, u commence n Fort Madison the 3Fd
Monday OF May. A. d. I662 default III be entered
sGain yos, snA jsdgmrDd reutersd thereon prayed
for In ssid petition.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
fehQS.-dlm Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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T With regard to the reported ac-
ton OF battalion Of Irishmen, in the
rebel ranks, who refused to FIRE on the
mon troops at the battle Of Winchester,
u seems that there were party Of about
nifty irishmen who were seen to run from
the rebel ranks toward the Federals. As
they had not reversed or dropped their
arms, the Federals supposed they we're
charging upon our lines, aud poured .
voiley into them. At the same moment
lhe reheis poured xolley iate the req ii
the IL fatea battalion. Thirty Il fell unde,
the double tire. and the remaining twenty
returned TO the rebel lines.
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UNMARRIED WoAEs.-I speculate much
on the existence of unmarried and never
to-be-marrisd women, nova days; and
have already got to the point Of eonsid-
erttig, there Is not more respectable
character oothis earth than On nnmar-
ried woman, who makes her way through
life quietly, perseveringly, without sup
port Of husband or brother; and having
attained the age Of forty -five or upwards,
retains in her possession well-regulated
mind, disposition to enjoy simple pleas
ures, and fortitude to support inevitable
paias, sympathy with the sufierings Of
others, and willingness to relieve wan,
as far as her means extend.-[ Charlotte
Bron,e.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-12
The Draft at B,IdinsyiiIc.
BY ARTEMAS WARD.
If Pm drafted. i shall resign.

If Pm drafted, shall resign.
Deeply grateful Tor the unexpected honor
thus conferred upon me, i shall feel compelled
to resign the position in favor of some more
worthy person. Modesty is what ails me.
That's what's kept me under.
meanter-say, shall hay 10 resign If I'm
drafted everywheres I've been inrold.
must now, far instuns, be inrold in upwards oil
two hundred different towns. Ii I'd kept on
traveln' l should hav eventooally becum a
brigade, in which case could hav held a
meetin' and elected myself brigadeer-ginra
quite unanimiss. hadn't no idea there wa:
so many OF me before. But serisly conclu.
ded TO exhibitin', and make tracks for Bald
insyille
My only daughter threw herself into my
bosom, and said, Il: is me, faytherl thank
the gods"
She reads the Ledger
Tip us yer bunch of 6ges, old fakerl" said
ArtemuS, ,Jr. He reads the Clipper.
Nv wife was to the sowin' circle l know
she and the wimin folks was havin' pleasan
time sllnderin' the females of the other sowin
circle (Which likewise met that AFTERNOON, anC
was doubtless enjoying themselves ekaly wei
in slandern' the fust-named circle), an
didn't send for her. | alluS like 10 see peopl,
enjoy themselves.
Nv townsmen was sort o. demoralized
There was a evident desire to ewade the draft
As obsarved with sorrer, and patritism wa
below Par-and Mar, too. A jew desprit
| hadn't no sooner sat down on the piazzy o
the tavoun than | saw sixteen solitary hoSs
men, rdin' four abreast, wendin' their way NJ
the street.
What's them. Is it cavalry 2"
That" said the landlord, "is the stage
Sixteen able-bodied citizens has lately bo'
the stage line tween here and Scooisberc
That's them. They're stage drivers. Stag,
drivers are exempt"
saw that each stage-driver carried a lette
in his LETT hand.
"The mail is heavy to-day said the land
lord. "Gin'rally they don't have more'n hal
dozen letters tween 'em. To-day they'v
got one apiecel Bile my lights and liverl"
And the passengers"
There amt any skacely now DAYS" sal
the landlord, land what few there is, YER
much prefer to walk, & roads is so rough"
"And how is it with you?" Inquired of tn
editor of the BugIe Horn Of Liberty, who SC
near me.
Il can't 60" he sed, shakin' his head in
wine way. Ordinarily, should delight {
wade in gore, but my bleedin' country bid
me stay at home. 1t is imparatively necess5
~ that | remain here, for the purpus OF al
nouncin', from week to week, that our Come,
rs about 10 take rigorous measures TO put dor
fhe rebellion Z"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-12

Advertisements published IN both the Daily aud The
weekly SENTINEL will he charged the suil Daily rates,
with one half the WeeklY rates added.
Business Notices published IN the local columns 81 Yen
line or under will b. charged Tor each insertion 81 u
over ten lines ter cents perliEe-
Charge will be made for inserting the notices oi the
following ORDER Societies and Associations al The rates
named. bcpad IN al ance: .
Military Companies Order ~ Odd feiipws, MASONIC
Orders Benevolenf Societies and Singing Societies.
For each notice exceeding lines - cents Tor eAch
Insertion; over eighi lines AZ this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached I'll
without notice free
Marriage Notices 50 cents.
Notices Of Festivals Pccs and Excursions, gotten up by
individuals asocstion or by churches at the r"gs
prices
Advertisements loaded and placed under the bead q
Special Notices. lines will be charged double
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Advertisements making les than three lines, inserted
once iu the Daily will BE- charged hfty cents
Yearly advertiser topaz quarterly.
Announcing candidates for offices 81 every Description
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Daily and s2 in Daily and Weekly, the same to be- ~
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Legal advertisements inserted AZ the expense oi the az
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ELDER. HARKNESS BINGHAM,
propretors Indiana state sentinel.
J. ". TiLFORb,
President lniianapolis Journal Company.
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Brushes. Brushes!

900 DOZEN paint and vsrni~h Brushes, wall
SOV Brushes. sab Tools, Blenders, Scrub, Shoe,
ore hAir Hat snd Cloth Brushes oi sll In ds loves
figures a BROWNING sLOAS'S-
ieis-deoc6weo~3n
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-12

RIPuBLlcASs HOLDING ovKR.
Delaware and ackford-W alter March.
Fayette and ion--BeBja amin +. Claypool
Fountain-Henry Campbell.
Hamilton and TIpton-ieo. b. Grub.
Hensricks and Boone-SJlomon Blair.
Henry JoShuH H. Mallett.
L,porte aud SSarks-Abram Teegarden
Miami aud FutoIi-D mel X. Bearss.
MontgOmerv--MlchselG G. White.
Noble, Dekalb and Sleube, - Timothy X.
Dickinson.
R,ndol, h-Thomas r Brown. (contested)
ku>h-Edward IL NJ Berry.
Decatur ID Pleak-l3.
REPUBLICANS ELECTED.
Jeferson-John l. Mansfield.
Wayne-Othnel Bee>on.
Benton, Warren and White-Alfred Reed.
Tippecanoe-Moses Z Culver.
Jasp 7, Like, Newton and PUrter-EZra Right.
kosciusko ami Wabash
PaIke and VermiIiion-O. 2. Davis.
Marlon-J ohm T. New (contesg .-o-2l.
DEMOCRATS HOLDING OvER.
Clark and ScOtt-Charles Z. Ferguson.
Clay and Putnam-Archibald Johnston.
Gibson Dubois aud P,ke-Thomas Shoulders.
Johnson aud Morgan-Franklin Lrnders.
Shelby aud Hincock-Martin VI Ray.
Vigo anu SuiIivan-HemFy X Wilson.
Washington aud Hrrison-Smeon X. Wolf
Jennings and Jackson-M n edea W. Snields-S.
DEMOCRATS ELEcTED.
Flovd-AuguStus Bradley.
Marshall aud ST JCseph-Horace COrbn.
Grant and Mathematician d. Marshall.
Pusey and Vdnderburgh--GeOggeW W Finch.
Perry, Spencer aud Nsrrrk-B. l.. Fuller.
DAVIS aud knDx-JameS ID Williams.
Greene and Owen-George n Moore.
Liwrence and Martin Thomas K Cobb.
Crawford and 0range--Henry jenkins.
Brown aud MOurOe-Paris Z. Dunning.
Birthoomew- Francis 4 Hord.
DeaIbOin-James w Gatf.
Frduklm-ThOmas Clifford
Adams. JAY ami Wells-GeorSe s. Brown.
Aen-Piny Hoagiand
Huntingto and Whitley-A }. Douglas.
Carroll aud Clinton LeaIider McCiurg.
Cas- Howard AMI Pulaskl--John Davis.
Ripley-William L Hartel-l9-21.
INDEPENDENT.
Ohio and Switzerland Alexander c. Downey.
hosciu>ko and Wabash-W iliam q Grave
Republicans holding over. ..............l3
elected Observation-Disclosures.
81
Democrats holding over. ..................
." elected. -. ...............l9
.;
Independents. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. :