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In neKaIb At the residence OF The BRIDES Glther
fperIe HoteJ}, by ReY. 8. F. Dcuning, Mr. RICHARD
R0RERTS md Mlsa JENNIE BEAuPRE. both Of
Dekslb.
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Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnbune.l
MILwAEnE, Nov. ..
RncxHTb.-Flour. as2 bs1s; wheat, 3d. ST. bu OATS
asa bu: con-, ala hu.
sn1rAu7s-Flonr,l $50 Iris wheat le 900 bu oats
Sz1to bu.
F1oCR-Markrt dali. Sales Of 100 bsls colunbus
choice spring At 2s.2s.
EaAH-Theat market declined A31c; sales OF
sa.ooo bu MOL IS In store, at $1@l2s; buYttb op
non ten days at s129 At the O'Clock boasd-Hhtat
active sales Of ooo hu Mol spring, chiefly faturn
delivery 1t <L7731.8 s11ler.1 all December; 4l.3e
buyer Al December. Oats noln1natay uncha,eed.
Corn and barley casy, nominal. hnd no demand.
At the afternoon bo7rd-Nheat STEADY md s.t1vs
Sales OF No. include 20 soobu, chiefly for fntu dc
uyeys cash sales at $l.ssaL2sH.
GRAN FaK11HTs-Cneh1nged.
IAssoeiated Press Rcpo1t.l
MItwACEIE, Nov. ..
QRAls-Wheat declined lei sales At *l.7t81.c15.
SHlPAKNIe-1ti0 hEls nour; 10 001 bu wheat.
Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
DxrEotT, New. 3
UrGoble, Shook.
Dows-Cornelis, ShtrrnAn, F1eece. Pc.rw Belle.
Mediator, Roberts, Miami, Rcd. White and Blue.
WnD-southe1sL
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PronABLE sC1cpE.-At a late hour on Monday
nlPht Thomas Moran. watchrnan Al utowncr'a
Salt Works On the South Branch, found a black
woolen sntrt a1n1 pair uf cuarse buv's lying on
the dock near the rivers edsc. A. the officer
passed over The same ground not mosp than half an
nour previous to discovering these ARTICLES he came
10 sne conclusion that they were placed there BY
BONE one who had delibet1tely committed suicide,
and. accordingly, he gaze information Of his dis
egyeIy 10 Captain Kennedy, Of the I'd Police Pre-
cfnet, from whom ne obtained knowledge Of the
lacis. Tue body has not been fonnd.
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nrraA Horsr.-Opcniuk OF he Beethoven Con-
ce1t Room. MA. ,r
birth" ..-.
NrvrcExts THrArzx-" IngoNar.' Hiss Chaf-
1otte Thompson ~ Psrthenta
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Lead, Red Lead, Litharce, Giasa Makcts' Red Lead,
&C.
Also, Linseed on, Raw. Boiled and Refined. For
tAlc by druggists and dealers ecnera1ly, and BY
R0RERT CULEATE & CO., General Agents, 2S7
Pearl street New York octAdS6IEetSteN-WGa
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Greeiisgs from Tenuessse.

Secretary Of State Depew has received the
following communication addressed b. the Union State
Committee. from the Loyal State Committee OF Ten
ncssee: -
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Nov. H. ls65
IRe Loya! Mes NJ 1taHessee 20 ne Loyal Men J Nsr-
York. GTe>tEg:
We. the Union Central Committee of Tennessee,
would iorego the preseat occasion OF rendering you
our congratulations the glorious resnt OF your re-
oent State election.
The progress OF the contest In The Empire State was
regarded BY loyal here with deepest anxiety and
its result s accepted evidence VI the determine
ton OF your people stand by and maintain the prin
cines for which Union men everywhere have fought
and prayed for the past four years.
We rejoice nt the result because II eyiDces the con
ndence which the people Of New York feel and the
same party which saved tho Union from destruction at
the hands Of open enemies at the South, and false
friends at the North is still competent to guide and
direct the affairs OF hitherto imperilcd but now
restored Union.
We rejoice ut II, because it will strengthen and
the heart of noble Presldent Ia the sri
0us duties still involving upon him. Feeling that ne
ear rely upon generous support. we have every conf
dence that he will not disappoint the expectations OF
patriots by whose psriaity be was. under Providence
placed at the head of the nation but wil in ali things,
approve him self worthy ofthat confidence
With abiding faith in the justice Of our cause. and
the glorious destiny Of our Republic. We remain, re-
succifull, yours A. V. :. LIsDsLEi.
Chairman Union Central Committee.
Al Fletcher, H. L. Cone A. W. Hawkins. A.
Lowering n. Derby. W. i. Berry, X. H. Eest, IA.
He,dt EDWARD MAINLAND. Secretary Copimittee.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
LOCAL POLITICS.
a Gard.

FELLOW -CITIzgss: Reports industrously circu-
lated tia, hAve OF Will withdraw from the Asyoraiy con.
test compel n TO thus publicly deny the same
Ind myself with three geuil.men, either oi
whom would be pleased Try bis .i at remedyns the
m,ny -bus. which csi.; in Municipal Government! and
would have scceded 10 the wishes Of my frends who
desired my reelection and accepted their nomination. had
been .ured ths. doubtful Denocr aud aeo'np nan
Was 10 have been my opponent
Since the nominations have been made have been 80 rs
duced ssd maisned fOs my political course. that my "e
respect and duty my friends will not admit Of my
withdraw Ing either of the csnddue In neither Of whom
the peope recognize tbs principles for which per
secuted
Irsy upon your verdict and om tho assnrsnces Of ny
snd. ana confident Of result based tho intelligence aid
vir,oe Of the people. c. CoDvREr CusrHsh
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
ACROss THR CONTINENT.
I.essure by schuyler CsifsI-An Erresesss
avaouncememt- United States and
Ku..ia-G-s. Sheridan Nj ex xico-Ihe
H~rmous.
PM ApsLYB,A. Monday. Nov. u. 1855.

PIN ApRLYB.A Monday. Nov. ~ lsbj
A large and brilliant audience assembled st
the Academy OF Music to-nyai on the OCCASION VI soe
the auspices Of tie Press Club OF Philadelphia the
subject being "Acros, the Continent" The als'in
gri.hed Iecalrer was introduced by Col T.. W. z.
Green u. y Pension Agent
M Co!fax, in opeurg. said that u was by ni,,ne
he yas announced to speak on the Dunes oi the NeIt
Coupre,s" He bed eready spoken on that snigec Ann
only t sxy ne al nothing TO take back and moth
ing 10 add except that the only SAFE pihNhy AZ hncn
patriots could move. wasr:1iyto our beloved conhtfs
A ppiarsej Abiding 20 the sympathy oi russia 80
osy ,d widely expressed 10 this country during our
scsnt t-,bes ne hoped that when the old world aud
new speak together over the Russo merican Iele'
rrxph we would not forget IN the trst dnpl,ch 70
,aov. ye the unfatering friendship OF that nation
He then proceeded 20 gave The most giapnlc nesfip
ton of his recent journey OF i3o mile' me roao
.c-osS The Plains 10 Colorado seemed formed ny nature
1r a railroad 10 show the pecuniUy success oi The
ro. he stated that was already paying - per cent
Meutionnr AL incident 10 toe early ife VI Sherdau
Zen in command OF block house on the Paolhc where
10 cn, h, wsy through surrounding force OF Indians
IN. mans Of the General vss greeted with storm OK
souasu,s. listing several minutes. wbsn MI Conax
resumed .-,,, ,,u ,oon,
co,ye,sstion with Gen Grant, ths lnt;er described
sheridan ~ ons of the nes brayesi ana most success
iu generals IN the world 20 the Rnabc Of MeIco
lie called II the Republic because he recogn.eu no
rgnt;s Ymoirs there Jhis was greeted with dssien
iuz applause, long continued ahd repea'eo. .,
NJ 'To.x lien returned 10 his intereating descrp'
ti,,u OF h,s intcrview With brigham Young wnon DO
had advised have another revelation SOON psoaions
poIyeam, Urigham replied he would be glad 20 have
such revelation but some gf his followers were not 20
disposed Mr. CofaY thought II was time 70 draw tns
iine Of distinction. TIE normons should pe snowea
freedom d religious belief but should be taught 10 put
! limit 10 their revelations.
The lecture cloeed with beautiful per0ratoh on tne
benefits Of the Pacific Railroad 10 this continent as
bond Of union and affection The address WAS ore o.
The finest ever delivered in this city and the lecturers
powers Of description were folly sPpreoafsd ey tLs
berg, suc iDi.Digtat aoetsDse ssssn bIed.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Acceptance Of Marshaii o. Rsbrris.
NKN.loAx, Nov. li l9ei

m,xrs.LL q. noBxsrs, sf:
SIR: ON behalf Of the Union mon of tho City OF
New Yort the sndersrned COMMITTEES appointed for that
purpose BY the Union Convrntioo which met last evening
tender 20 you the nomination % the Union canddsie for
Mayor At the approaching Charter Election Your uoas
ton wss unanimous aud made with such
Of enthusiasm and such manifestations OF energy aud dssr
mnaton IN It's support TO warrant the strongest confidence
tbs, success. awaits efforts In the coming coutsst
The Union OF this city consider tha, the Mayor q
agent for the performance OF certain
.pscsc d,e. In the present state Of public and political
Affair.". the Chief Masistracy OF this city occupies most
prominent and Influential representative position before the
people Of the whole county The Union men Of tn" city
have resolved that the genuine patriotism end loyalty OF the
people OF New York shall name the citizen to 'ceay 'n'
position.
a, ~.mbsr Of ,bS ssTy "tiss spls} vs sssstI .
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Union Nomination. for sehssl Trustees

The different Union Conventions met las
evening. and nominated the following gentlemen 8
cand dates for School Trustees:
Frssr WAnp-Wilizm OBricn.
SgcoyD WaRp--Nilliau Buckley.
Third WARD-Dsvd L. Robbins.
F0rarH WLRp-Mo rreed.ar.
EIFrH WsHp--Andrew W. Legzet ifln te,m); William
Burra. % yeurs); 4. Wes. u yee.L
SnrH NARD-Waller Roach
SEVENTH WiRD-Thomss Wauen
FfgHrH WARp-Water W. Adam; Ms.'biss Cisrt.
NINTH WARD- James w. Booth.
TEsrH WARD--Kobert X Brees.
ELEVENTH WARp-NO nomination.
TWELFTH WARp-No nomination.
THrRrREsrH WARp-fneas Elliott
FoURrRESrH WARp-Wilisrn Miller
FIFrEgSrH WARD-Ois D. Swami.
sIrrEKsIH WARp-Be amin c. WsldeN
SEyRsfsssTs WARp-CoL John A. Foster.
ElGnTssSrH WARp-No noniiusiion
NNErKyyrH WARp-ko nomination.
TwgSIlErH WARD-Gaprie l. Van Cott
TWENTY YiRsr WARD-No nomination.
IwEsIr SECOND WAKp-So nomination
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Uniss Nsminstioss for school Commits
siouers.

The different Union Conventions met last
evening for the purpose II nominating School Commits
soners for the various School Districts with the follow
ing results:
fRsr Duryfcr-Deemed Il peden TO make norl'na A.
ton; will support Timothy Brennan.
SHcosD Disrsfcr-Chss. Schanfner
THIRD DIsTRior-sansel II. II. Vance
FOURTH DnTKcr-ssni. r Patterson tDemocra''r sonii
nseb.
fUTH DnrRicT-S,ephen w. Phoenix
SITH DisrRICr-James L. Hastings.
StygsIh DIsIEICt-Ilora,io ;. Allen
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
VIRGINIA.
Arrival 81 Geu. Grsut-Cfsy Aims -Ho"se-
The Military Psliee - be Wtshdrsws
After Derr M ber 2j.
RICHMOND. va.,,Mondsy,

RIcIMosp Va, Monday. Nov: n. ls6,
Leutenant-Gen u. y. Grant arrived here this
afternoon and took quarters al the SpoIswocd House
Al q meeting OF tie City Council this afternoon,
comm unioaton from Gen. Turner was read 10 tne
effect that in consequence Of the dininrton OF the
mitrry force in this district and the scarcity of med
cal officers II is necessary for tho City authorities u
assume charge Of tie City Aims House and tue inmates
without delay
Another Communication from the same source no
titled the Council that the military police force will be-
withdrawn ou the 18th Of next month
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Uusettled Condition Of the Country.
new ORLEANS, Monday Nov. q, ~

Tie Times has adyices from Vera Cruz OF the
10 inst. which say
Everything is unsettled in Weyieo General dis
tre, prevails. Busi0ess is paraiy1ed. NarimlieD'S
pover is daily essenng. Puebs has beer selected ~
general furnishing quarters for the Imperial ary and
iss been strongly gaTrisoacd with Ausirisns.
The roads ale unsafe. E0bberies ere hOnily com
asted. The country 10 in ceplorab'o state. There
u no business, nor is there any security for ANYTHING.
Q7ssbs has been strongly fortified in Anticipation Of
An s.tsck BY the Liberals. Cordorn has been Hban
ssaed and sn the war material removed to TIE i'll
e5i0r.
Judge Perkins. Gen. Price and Gov. Alien are
sagriae OF success in their colonization scheme. The
Empress has started for Yucatan uIsccompanied by
Nunihan who follows IN January The reception OF
ke Empress along tue route quite tame except in
Vera Cruz where the demonstrations were quite grand
Ne Empress was 20 depart on the 10Th for YucetaR
fourteen hundred Teenforcements arrived az Vela
Gus on the 18th. aud more were looked for. The
liberals we're actively collecting at all points"
Galveston dates Of the sd report the arrival Of the
gieamer Clinton, from the RIO GraBde, with a large
number Of white and black troops boneward bound 10
ee discharged
Passengers four days from Mstamoros state that the
liberals about 800 strong, were encamped tel miles
above MataDoros, the garrison of which consisted Of
about 100 regulars, some volunteer citizens, and
detachment from the French man.ofwar.
Two OF three French vessels were reported 20 be Of
the mouth of the river 10 cooperate with the Imperial
ls No other reenforcemsnts had arrived BY sea- The
Government forces supposed 10 be ample defend
the city but insufficient to Keep away the besiegers.
The Clinton brought the 18th Indiana (coored) in.
fantry from Corpus ChrAstie.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
TENNE 6aEE.
The Murderer Or Gen. MeCssk-Hs 10 70
be Hanged sn Psidsy-The Assssstns
sC Aenesnaa-Mis Fsaersl-Cstteu--
Nav1CattO0.
NASHVILLE. Monday. Nov. 81, ls'

NAsHviLIL. Monday. Nov. 70 FOB
Frank Guerley, the murderer Of Gen. Il.
McCook. reached here from Huntsville last night
Gen K W. johnson. acting By orders from the
Washington Department, returned the prisoner to
Huntsville where he will be executed en- Friday.
The Military Commission for the trial Of the mnrler'
ers OF Mr. HeiIernsn closed the to-day for the
prosecution The four parties engaged In she murder
are Wm. Dean. George Graft, J. Lysought end james
A Jones. The court adjourned 10 o'clock tomorrow.
when sentouce Will be given. Craft II considered the
principal actor in the tragedy and Is from New York
State Mr. Hefernan's funeral took place today from
ths cathedral, attended by an immense concourse OF
citizens.
The cotton market is dull to-day prices ranged from
ff2ic, closing at 40 for Mddlinr The receipts
are much larger than usual 9l5 bales Received
and tC4 we're shipped.
Tie water OIL the shoals is "a inches deep.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Democratic Union Anti -Rimg Osyssiss-
ten.

The following candidates were nominated Tor
the oflcr OF Schsl Trustee BY the organization last
evening;
si,,eon,h Ward Philip Malone Seventeenth Wsrd, Joseph
Bruhl; Eighteenth Ward. Horace Churchill, Nineteenth
W.rJ obn ID Conzhin; Twsneth Ward. Charles A. Moore
1wsss, Ora, W.s o.. kes,; ii. yoLe,,op; Twenty -e'es
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

The "United Service party in the Sixteenth
Ward has nominated for Councmen Col. George ID.
Kellogg and George II. Mackey. These candidates
have also been adopted by tie Union Convention oi
the siIth Senatorial Distrikt Col. Kellogg entered
the army In is6l, and held for time the position OF
Assstant Provost Marshal Of ths Department Of the
Mississippi then commanded ny Con Hslieck. 40
Also served under Gen. Pope at Island No. 10 Corath,
IukA Ae.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
MEXICO. ~
I'm Imperial Steamer Ffred
Into.
ygO OF THE MARINES WOUNDED,
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 20. 1905.


n. Matomcro, Raachero Of the 10th inst.
The hripg upon the Imperial s'eame' Antonio, from
a.. ,o,,h bank Of the Rio Grande, on Tuesday last
~, one Of the most dastavdly ouirages ever perpe
,,s,ed on the frontier
ns Antonio having on board detachment ~
v,,neh marines and two field pieces was forcing tsr
~ an the river under heavy IRE from the combined
t.%ssso the Liberals, when she grounded seven miles
~ tss oitr and while engaged with the enemy on
w. Nsriesn side Of the river furious FIRE CT loLS
'ssss Vas opened Oh the steamer from the neutral
lsps' which. vas elective IN woundlng two Of The
INiues
,,s.ssd in the United States Federal uniforms.
TSe Preach commander relrained from returning the
G., fom TIE Texas hank OF the T,ycs
rhe Rssci,0 adds:
III appears 10 le the settled prrross OF the same
,sn to bring on war between the United States and
MEXICO
These outlaws have been on the American SIDE of the
,,sr in farce whore thoir officers we're busy In enlist.
ine recrpits.'
ne Antonio was fred upon from the Texas shore,
,,u yaers CoF;inas had been eneampe1.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

c ~ :
Official statement of the votes for Ssts officers; tie
declaration on County officers will be delayed until the
sodiers vote Ia sent down from Albany.
KINGS
We are unable to present the results OF the Official
this morning. The Supervisors met yesterday
according Adjournment but the returns seat back to
the district canyasse for correction not having been
received. they adjourned over TIL ~ O'Clock today
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Mozart tPesrsh Dissrfct CsuaciiSssi'
Couyentioa.

The Mozart COunclmanic Convention Of the
Fourth Senatorial District assembled last evening ct
No. 4s Monroe st., and ndorsed the following Tam
many nominations for Conncmen Cornelius Flynn
James Long John Stacom, Patrick II. Keenan,, lsaac
Robinson and Hugh OBrien. "
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
a Special Bearer Of Dispatches fresa
Ju0rex.

81. L0UIs, Monday, Nov. 27 1s6j.
Col. Bravo Of the Liberal army in Mexico
s,d bearer of dispatches from Jusrel TO the United
States Government arrived in Kansas City last Friday
hod left immediately for Washington. Col Bravo
states that the kexjcaus have IS 900 troops under
.nd Is 900 more 10 sent in the field soon The
.,ssns are raised which will be speedily.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Fire ~ Ncadville. Pa
900.
FlOVpV~O
HUPPALO, MoGc

BUPPALO Monday N"v. ,.,i
very disastrous fire occurred q, m.adr,c,
:, .u5 i,t .s vas totally destroyed They
oecursd By The noe; %pGIsn, 1ss bushes. =
r.. I,.ynal printing office vera des.rOysd.
TSs iasnrapee is snail The frs Is supposed to hlHe
be,m The work Of an inc.n1a').
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Mozart Seventh DissricG Csuncilosnl,
Cenvensiou.

This Convention met last evening at the Muir.
roy Hill Shades. No. 527 Third.ave. and nominated ss
follows:
Twelfth Ward Jsr,os Grove: Nineteenth Ward, Thomas
Duffy: Twentieth Ward. Thomas MuDisan and y. Brucks;
Tw.ny.6rst Ward, J.. 0'Shaughnessey; Twenty second
Ward Thomas OCsl.sghan.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
THE NEw.YORK ELKCTlON.
NEW-YORK-fOrFCIAL

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Board Of Canvassers yesterday completed Its
ahors and although the totals for the County are not
officially declared. give them below, with the ngres
Of such Wards a. We bave not hitherto published
STATE
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
The Psurth Ward Tammaay Dehesi Cen.
yeutlou.

This Convention met last evening at the
Shakespeare Hotel. Mr. James Griffin acted Is Pres
McInerny ,esq., received the nomination for School
Trustee.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
sK,.srr.THIsp.rxrxr Nov. %. II

Gg.rLguRs: ana in receipt Of your letter OF
the I'm in..., Containing ibe Irce.,aus' o. smeel
Wetd wherein you inform that have been unaniui
ou.y selected their oadi,'e &c the ro',rsble po
si5n of Alderman Of said Ward, Oh the approaching
Contained therein four qnestions to which yoa
a.. renly as they include IA. principles ust the or
g.nilatkIn you repres.nt are abOuns W. esabi' ad,
Il elected, siriEg me TO piedge myself 10 theif sup
Receiving from such large and in'ensen, body cf
my fellow citizens a. c's. sD,r ~ va tbs rSd
respect with which reseye IT, and a nnhe, ttsy % &C
pii's1S In snswef q 1he ars hold to bs the day OF
whether In private OF public c.pacty, anc As be
values lis ird'ldual reputation smong ihoge Nho are
he ia equally bound % those sho m.y extend g hin
ther conGdcnce and sscstlos poli'c.l,y and fsrhe,
I'D incunbents officially et. my bes; erort 10
have them moyed from pne,S Psoh.E, t,s
who owns properly. shall b. but too aniinls 70 .sisi
f,s n siei's 20 .e s nesSay Siycc Of mprem bo
10 city and county, a. ehsr! por,.n may es,aoy r.. re
ns,.4 osTe a4s ~ 70 .ie "SEa msay. 's''"'
',fPs'i fsHi, = Will Vii sndssyor the best Of .sny Il
.uIrit and By uie same rle tst sm goyernei by in
he protect of Ne re.ul. o. nay own i.eor believing
il Is as morally tcund 10 redeem It's oo!ssi ons as ne
ndan sq G1e@: z. p1:vsa nna cSpSn m
ss R'sss .4s sssss i ot d. p4ds % ai
rnr.ge honest legislation Actuatoi by feelings OF
r,srr,nce lDr my native city, will preserve With de-
Voion de sacred gor.es VI its past history unsued In
,bs fatare and eacourAse spirit OF eonnendable pride
andsd e Il che sa q rGS Hs sd s .asn aS
where reformation may be demsndcd TO apply myself
tudously to work II out Ny actions In the past can
and DO oier gsarnntee tr my course IN The future
nartlariy In our Public schools being sincerely I'M
-se tst the only and most eNccctual means or per
stu,tng republican Instructions Is TO educate Tie rising
,rtn u land aui te indy iiuh who nom base end
yrd motives would stterpt to disturb 0e pure spring
of khox ledge by introducing political corruptions de-
rye. cpTof OF every moral and well disposed man,
4, we'll g. the condemnation Of very good citizen
VIII great inspect, L rcin,in,
ioGi, truly, -
H. HuNIISGTOS LEY,
CHAELgs CuH.ins,
GgoR.K W. Loss, -. :.
Comnttu. Of the Ctizens Association 9f the Nneicenth
"a ard.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
NORTH CAROLINA.
Mec,isy Of the Legisisture-s. y. Phillips
Chosen speaker or the Asuse
= Election In the Senate.
RALRIGH. n. C., Monisy. Nov. q, ls63.

The Legislature met to-day. The lower
House organized by electng = i. Phillips OF Orange
Coanty Speaker There was no election Of speaker ~
the Senate rs.Fcrrebo ana Settle were vo'ea io