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much fos Tie Cosstooshss 81 ] bed. Dot
he rooined hisself. after ell. Siberian
opposed ne from the beginnin, thus i'y'
in hisself out for ell time. Howard, es
ef bit With the ssme snake. wnz - M
vance nv him; Sherman, Sickles. aud
the crate m.iori,y ~ the Generals ~ho
served. did likewise.-Roese and Sted-
ma, Remained troo, and Handbook wus
finally persuaded to stand by the ship
nv State, bu. the rest Nv EN- persisted in
nlooeiu the country isto dissension sad
trouble BY opposin ne. Wen I think
nv bow they rooined therseIves- wat
. rsdiculous 6ger they will cot in history
e. my opponents. l can't avoid druppiu
. bitisr tesr or two II wood be well to
put in here. The President wuz visably
Affected" E ~
THE removal nv Stanton aud the aps
piutment luv Thomas in his sted is eat
these disorganizers. these concentrstors
who oppose me that the government may
he concentrated into ther hands instid nv
bein !difoosed thr 70 mine. chiefly depend
upon. Wat Il ther 10 it? Stanton WE
opposed to me. and lsborin for that unity.
shst oosaia. without wich no government
kin 20 on satisfactorily to the he'd thereuv.
removed him. How kin the government
20 on with snbody opposiu mef-sf no.
body seppoaed. ne. Their wood be no dis
poots. The peepls mnst understand shia,
that they may put the blams wher !,
b'longs. I bev no objeckshun to sayin
that to bring sbont harmony and peece
Il wood. Of | Good. Remove Congress.
that tbs struggle between % mite be end.
ed. Bot no one kin object TO my remoovin
Stanton. Will they say thst the tener-
uv-offis set perfected him? I shell sussu
'to-wunst that | he'd decided the Law to
'bs onconst ooshnel long ago. and conse-
ksnily It he'd no hindin force onto me-
4 weep enntiuy ooslly over the perveraenis
nv the men who will continy ooslly keep
a passin laws witch they know I will de-
eclare uncopst ooshnel.
LEE u the final result. I hev nay a
don't. The people are with me. Look
a. ther anxiety for my triumph. and the
kscf tnSy sfe WSt'b 10 Whke. Wny.
over fapr Thousand nv nv freni> resi- lin
In Moo York were so anxious that my
other trends in Connecticut shood sne
cred. tina, they went al the way to Hart
ford and Moo Haven to votei Wuz ther
ever SIGH pssertism displayed afor p
Who kin, don't. when backed by sirh AL
herents?"
The President signified that he ~uz
Hone. "Hsdn't yeo better look over
uhess notes." sad /: "ther may be things
700 hev sed witch 700 wood not like to
.hev ruhlnht" ...
, S"'Noi" sed he. at don't m,'trr 81 I
hev sell anything that | don't care to
father. I kin easily deny it. and II ,rdalI
and Wellss will swear I never sol il.
.FereweiI. De trao to TN 'Cnnstooshan
fz constroo it. ami fine laws rz under.
stand EN-. and all will he we'll"
4 left the crate man. ferlin that ef he
don't whsle his persekooters. It wont be
'hecoz he hesu't sublime confidence in
hisself.
PETROLEUM. " NAsBY, P. NJ
(Wi"h is Postm aster.
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Road Notice.

Road Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given, that at the MAY
~ meeting Of the Board of County Commits.
sioners of Doniphsn County, A. D. 1868. Pc
tition will be presented to ssid Board, asking
to have changed so much Of the St. Joseph
and M.rysville Road as rams from Mosquito
Geek to the west line of Centre Tow nship
and establish the sams as follows: Commenc-
ing at the north vest corner of the north east
quarter OF section nineteen, town three, range
twenty one, thence vest on the section line
two miles and half, to the west line Of Cen,
he Township.
Dated Troy, April s, 1868.
WILLIAM LAW,
II. c. WYKERT,
April Civ. CYRUS LELAND.
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Sheriff. Sale.
State of Kansas, e.
Doniphan County,

State Of Kansas, e.
Doniphan County,
In the District Court for Doniphan County
State Of Kai sas.
NOTICE is hereby given. that will. Oh the
~ 18th day Of April, A. d. 1868, Bst cen
the hours of ten (l0) o'clock, A. NJ, and four
a. o'clock. P. NJ. of said day, at the d ,or OF
the Court House. in Troy, Duniphan Cohiity,
State of Kansas, offer for sale, at public auc
tion, for cash. the following described real ca:
tate. to Wit: Fifty seven t57) acres of of the
north part Of the south east quarter of section
number thirty. 1907 township number two. (2)
of range twenty, COY in Doniphan County.
State of Kansas; offered for sale, as the prop
erty of Virginia Bell Wilson and William VIII
son, minor heirs Of Elizabeth Wilson. to satisfy
certain fee bill, now Of record. in the District
Court for Doniphan County. State of Kansas,
wherein Martha Jane Wyatt is plaintiff, and
Susan Demmitt. Virginia Bell Wilson and
William Wilson are defendants.
Given under my hand, tins 23d day of March,
A. D. 1865.
B. s. CAMPBELL,
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
March &c, is6s-5w. Prs fee. 50.
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Sheriff. Sale.
State Of Kansas. } sc
Doniphan COUNT,

State of Kansas. , &C
Doniphan COUNT,
In the District Court for Doniphan County.
State of Kansas.
NOTICE is hereby given. that will, on
~ the 2Srh day of April. A. D. 1868.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, and
O'Clock, P. NJ, of said day, at the door of the
Court House, in the town of Troy, Ooniphan
County, State of Kansas. offer for sale, at pub
lie auction, for cash. the following described
personal property, to wit; One bay Mare. and
one brown year old Colt. Taken as the prop
erty of William Eiledge. and offered for sale
to the highest bidder, for cash, to satisfy u
certain judgment and costs, now of record in
the District Court for Doniphan County, in the
State of Kansas, in which William Monroe vac
plaintiff. and William Elledge defendant.
Given under ny hand, this 9th day of April,
A. D. 1868.
B. s. CAMPBELL,
Sheriff OF Doniphan County.
April 8, 1868 -2w. Prs fee, IS
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MILL NACHIHKRY =
roH SAIN2

TAYLOR ORTONS. having bull, new
M.s 81. Nh throughout; no. oEer Their p old
e.. Main Shaft, Fly Wheel, Bull Wheel, Can
riage, Head Blocks. Saws, and everything for
. complete Saw Mil. which they will sell (all
in one lot. or in separate portions) for one
third its actual present value, for Cash. Said
Machinery is in the very best repair, AMI about
As good ~ new-in fact, Improvements have
been put upon portions of it, making it ihuch
better than when 6.st manufactured. Any
person siehing to pdrchase such Machinery,
will d. we'll to call aud Examine
TAYLOR 4 ORfONS.
White Cloud, Feb. 9, lP6s-tf ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-30

PlAMTSs
PRAIRIE NURSERY.
4 GOOD stock of superior FLOWER and
"A VEGETABLE plants. IN their prop
st season.
Sweet potato Plants;
By the dozen, hsndred. thousand, or hundred
thousand.
BLACK BERRIES.
RASPBERRfES,
STRAWBERRIES. and
GRAPE VINES,
or the 'es, varieties.
PIONEERING SHRUBS.
CD mia ] ponies. Japan Q rincc.,
Philadeiphns, IS. ring a. A>sort-d varieties
Du'kias,
Spirr.s,
fhav- Other varieties. that should he in ev.
cry eeleriien;
KOsES;
The Foiloaias are among the nnest sorts for
general cultivation, and are selected for then
hardness. beauty of bloom, and other good
qualfties:-
CLIMBING ROSES.
Grerille, baltimore Belle.
Mts. Hotey, Prairie Queen,
kusseil's Cottage.
HYBRID PERPETUAL RosES.
Triumph DeAmiens, Triumph of Beauty,
Reise Des tioiettes, Plus *,
Ludovfc tetaad, yoasine Hanett,
Paenie, Enfant De NJ carme,
Rosealba, Palais DeCris.ai,
Baronne Provost, Queen Victoria,
Marquis De Boce!ia, Madam Trotter,
La Riene, Augusta Me,
Oderie Vital, Reynolds,
Adam Paul, Duchess of Sutherland,
Stsnwell. Louis Leclerc Thouir,
S,uvenier De CQutpte Catour,
Prince Camille DeRohan.
+F. MOSS ROSES.
Princess Adelaide, Zerbine,
VIM. Lobb, Capt. fngfaham.
Robert Salet. perpetual Moss)
1901 e. SNYDER, Highland. Kansas.
April 9. 1868.
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RYctfo,r. Mo-. Oct. I4th. 1867.

:. . Roctfosr. Mo-. Oct. 18th. 1867.
NJ. w. LEEr, ESQ.,: Sir-The Knittcr ar
rived in good season, and works we'll. Please
send US your lowest wholesale prices; we think
We can sell sevetal Before Spring. Yours
truly, :. OOPS l. McCREARY,
Publishers Atchison Co. Journal.
March 5, '6S-iy.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

A T nv instance. an attachment was thi
IA day issued by o. c. Whitney, = Jnstic,
of the Peace of Iowa Township, Doniphal
County. Kansas, against the property and eff
fscts Of John s. O'Donuell, an abscondinl
debtor.
White Cloud. Kansas, April Is, 1868.
EH J. w. MOORE.
Aorii 23-3w. ~, "a lI.ss.
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.ATTACHMENT NOTICE,

A T my instance. an attachsent was thi.
n day issued by o. G. Whitney, a Justic.
of the Peace of Iowa Township, Douiphar
County, Ksnsas. against the property AID eff
fects Of John s. 0'Donnell, al asscondin,
debtor.
White Cloud, Kansas, April Is, 1868.
CHAS W. MOVES,
Firm Of Bailey & Noyes.
April 23-3w
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Shingles.

"E would call the attention Of The psblic
!" 70 our Single Mandatory, which is
nov In constant operation, and whore the best
quality Of cut Shingles may At all times be
had. Al orders promptly supplied. Those in
need OF the article, are invited to call ut our
Mill, In White Cloud.
Nov. IL. 1871
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A Good Religious Paper.
THE ADVANCE.
April Civ.

THE ADVANCE.
Although but eix months old, THE AID
VANCE has already circulation larger thar
the average of the oldest religious weeklies
1t employs the best writer's. 1t is read by a,
denominations. 1t believes IN an every day
life religion. II is fall Of
Good Reading for Leisure Hours
Good Reading for Sundays!
Good Reading for EVENING"!
Good Reading for. Childranl
Good Reading for Parents!
Good Reading for Young People!
Good Reading for Ministers.
Good Reading for Scholsrsl
Good Reading for Old Folks!
Good Reading for Farmers!
Good Re.disg for Business Men!!
Good Reading Tor Every Bodyl!l
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BILLIARD & JENNY LIND
r 90 M S!

V,HE undersigned. having reftted his Bill
i lard Saloon with new Tables and furniture
complete, and arranged everything with a view
to the convenience and comfort of his custom
ers, the public are invited to call in at all
times.
have received and keep on hand choice
stock of Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars, and can
always supply the public wants il That line.
HAMILTON COOPER.
White Cloud, Oct. 81, 1867.
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Agents Wanted,
TO SELL THE HISTORY OF
THE WAR BETWEEN THE STATES.
Its Causes. Character, Conddct, and Results,
RY HON. ALEXANDER A. STEPHENS

!
BY HON. ALEXANDER H: STEPHENS
A BOOK for all sections ard al parties
"A This Accordingly interesting; book, BY
THE GREAT STATESMAN" Of the South, presents
the most complete and impartial analysis Of the
causes Os the war which has ever alpeared
from Southern pen; it treats. without parti-
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character OF the struggle; and in its descr!p-
ton of the conduct Of the war, it gives those
interior lights and shadows of the conflict OILY
known to those high officers who watched the
food tide of revolution from its fountain
springs, and which were so accessible to Mr.
Stephens, from his position as second officer Of
the Confederate States. The results of the
war, present and future, have never been treat
ed by any other officer, and Mr.. Stephens
great abilities have here found their fullest
play.
The intense desire everywhere manifested
to obtain this work, its Official Character and
ready sale, combined with an increased com
mission, make it the best subscription book
ever published, and offers to Agents the finest
opportunity to make money ever heard Of in
the history of books.
Send for descriptive Circular aud Terms to
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April 9, 1868.
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WHITE CLOUD
planning Mill

THE suhscriber, having purchased the
L White Cloud Planning Mill, and thorough
" refttAd ft, have now commenced operations
for the season. and expect to keep the mill
constantly running; and 1ting practical work
men, they hope 70 give satisfaction in all cases.
Lumber dressing Of every description will be
done promptly TO order. in the best style. All
Who desire xorI done 10 this lire. are respect
fully solicited 70 giv9 Dc call. q our aachine-
~ is capable Of turning out vast amount Of
work, thereby enabling u to accommodate Al!
customers, af sEort notice. ~ = - y
M IOCKARD 4 PARKS.
White Cloud. April 2. 1864.
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la GaANGr, Mo-, Jan. 9Th, 1868

La GaANGr, Mo-, Jan. 9th, 1868.
Nh. NJ. w. LEFT: Sir-Too much cannot
lie said in favor of the Knitting Machine
purchased of you last Spring. Indeed l al
most think. sometimes, that language would
fail to express its title value. l bought the
machine for the purpose Of making money,
and have succeeded. l have had no trouble
at all in running it. I can testify to anything
you n AZ write in its favor. Respectfully,
Mis-. W. 8. BOHON.
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predicting ALL VARIETIES of KNlTTINs:.
APPAREL, FROM an infants stockire, mite,
or glove. to lady's shawl or hood.
10 other Machine u the Weird can do thu
thisg.
The Farmer doubles the value of his wool
~ convstting Il Int1 Knit Goods. His girl:
cf BOYS prepare il for the market without ex
pense. A large amount of custom knitting
may be done in every neighborhood.
The Machine soon pays for itself in any
family, and offers to woman new and indie
pendent occupation. The Sewing Machine is
confped TO sewing together parts Of fabrics
The Knitting Machine actually MANUFACTURES
the isbrics and fashions them into garments
It's owner thus POCKETS ALL THE PROFITS. II
is simple, durable, easily operated, and guar,
snfeed to ancceed in the hands of erery puT.
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ADVERTISE,
II yoo wish to get rich
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Petition for Divorce.

81 Sheriff of Doniphan County.
April 9, 1885,. FRS fee, 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07

,tortv ~ tben. Mr.. whitney. the indofatigabe ed
itor vi me Honolulu Commercial AdrafsT noous lhe
land with your literature, Nny' io ~ HoVaiian
language of all your State and localeieetOhs anu 'o
interested in them. Over 200 of the brown ISLANDERS
fought GIIayey and through ba tG' sesn Ka-
nakas with their honorable discharges Ihey Me Of
nothing but the garments and boots anu I'll tbeiT
America. The Stars and Stripes Haunt III AZ 1,
PROFESSIONS The sons Of old Cannibas stndE oai mi
can law. and preach from American eva throrph
pits And the song Of Sherman maIc.iirs tba Poiy-
Georgia is sung by the fishermen far ot Levers Of
nesian seas Then encourage these Drown isi, 20
the Great Republic. Let their sugao IpaciGc Stone
sweeten the cups of your tOiers on zoo nnch TO in
There is fear that they wiii oreprowers on the
jure the interest of your susn nJ nave not sugar
Atlantic side The Sandwich iIi''p aific And what
cane area enough to OyerstOok tn ~; dav more low
&c tbey, did 4 The islanders are at ms udS , nd
- .heJ Hnu as represented by the Stars "no
StT9es than the LOusianians bus 1i oa',nol in
ground for fear on that POM ~, t,o ''''''
t,.rfere with Louisiana ana SuDd; 800, orternrise.
1d re fine field fOr American elile PIsV,
, NC isla n,,st understand, that though the MN
wants TO assist brown cOouis's ~ UNITY he at the
sc The working muscle OF thls COUNT no ,s
@ lime cordially invites the eIteIplshE U.s. t
INC directing minds OF the American Nv! ho,,,e
con here, TO hqy lands 10 pam; anu eurecnloiion in
s;cb The kauakas ale all allN" 10 sItV tL e.
Ill estate Taro patches that were not WVi'n ~
1--WE wears ago. now command SlOO anu 81 iIu rraIi
Lands that sold for . per aca n5 nnr , And no
AZ o No have seen q Kanaka that had worn
notbinr Int shirt for the best part oI ms iy' ~
an Ioania many acres of sugar cane aI SlyV anu
nor ocre and fhe sngar-mill cut IL ana hhuiet ~
away Understand, that ne dld hol sen inn ooi' -
the crop on it, which he had simply plln'e 80 "t ~
Loed. and when ripe, foreign competitions c;'hS u
In, with hays of hard dollars in hand, ana lie hau
nothipp more to do but count the com Oh rue ghesV
Iidder Some of those Kanakas now sport " i.llIan
Watches wear Benkert boots ana lashi1aDo 6d
Gri,l, had Tourbon aud play smash. Ihey arc EoOd
Americans at anything; ana 80 40 yOu oV'A 'i'' S0o
ate to Iatify that Treaty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
THE RECENT wALL.sT. LARCENY-QUABREL
AMONG DETECTIVES ...-. t~

AMONG DETECTIVES, ...c-.
at the TOmbs Police Court on Saturday, be-
fore Justice Hogan, j. Augustus Marsh member of
the firm Of Temple Marsh, No Wal-st was brought
UP for examination charge OF grand larceny. Marsh
was arrested in Memphis, Tenn recently, having in his
$4,000 in L. g. $40 bonds which he had pro-
cured from Henry Heser sons Of No IS Wall st. giving
In payment therefor worthless check the National
Bank Of the Commonwealth, TO which lie appended the
Temple that the firm had been dissolved for considep
bic time previous TO Marsh giving this check, and
in addition, there were no funds standing
to their credit in the bank. While
Smith who brought the prisoner into Court that he had
been in this city since Tuesday last custody OF
Detectives Hastings and McEwen Of the Memphis Police.
aud during that time he had been allowed TO remain at
cc Of keeping prisoners in custody for considerable
period beyond the time allowed by law before bringing
Them 10 Court The counsel for Marsh stated that the
MCSSTS elscr had made Written agreement not 10 prose
cute the prisoner condition that The bonds be returned
by the prisoner, which had been done. The counsel for
the Mesrs Heser said that they had been for several
days endeavOring 10 make complaint against Marsh
but that there quarrel among the detectives as to
who should receive the reward Of $500 offered for the
arrest Of Marsh and the recovery OF the binds Detective
Smith said that there was dispute about the matter be-
Franklin Of Philadelphia and the Memphis detect
ives The examination was then proceeded with.
Robert Q. Thompson, Of No. 80 Wallst" made
IN affidavit that Marsh had, by means
+ $50 bonds, in the manner described the property OF
Witness employers Mosssrs. H. A. HeiseT's Sons.
Thomas J. Temple OF No Wallst, testified that the
10th OF November last the firm OF Temple Marsh was
Or cash account in the National Bank OF the Common
wealth; the check shown was worthless 0pe The e1
animation was then adjourned until to-day, the prisoner
IN the mean time being committed In default OF $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
THE ISLAND OF JEBEL TIER.
To me Editor Of The Tribune.

SIR: III your report OF Mr.. Halls interesting
paper read before the Travellers Club, yOu say MIR.
Hall CONCLUSIONS described his discovery and expOga-
SEQ" &C. Your reporter must certainly have misun-
dtreoOd Mr. Hail. Tor the Island Is OF tho most
nent III the Rcd Sea and is familiar to travellers in
that part o! the world PunD Jebel ZoOgu Jebe Ia
blya shadwa IafariDa, the Brothers, any other Of
the prominent landmarks IN the Rcd Sea. Jebe Tetr
during the first fcw months Of the Abyssian war,
made the point OF nteroepon for the mails from and 10
Annesley Bay Small steamers leaving the Bay-which
les duo west OF Jebol Tcer-were ordered 10 cruise OF
aud this Island in order TO intercept tho home
ward and outward bound steamers ~ and deliver
letters, passengers and dispatches Tins continued
until regular mall service organized 10 and nom
ZoOla H.. think January last Very respectfully yours
ketc lOrL, Dee 8, 1893. COSMOPOLITAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07

It has been definitely decided 10 land the Amer
lean end OF the French Atlantic cable high knoll
the Duxbury shore IN Plymouth County, Mass. The
town has given lot of land for tho terminus, which s
now held by PrOfs Perce and Whiting Of tho Coast Sur
yey, trustees From Dxbury the cable Will OF course
communicate with this city by means OF land wires.
Henry II. Brooke, one Of the oldest members
Of the Orleans press died In that CITY few days
ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
5ICHIGAN-fOFFIcIAL.]

The following is a table of the vote on Gov
- tooctIor with tie vote in tho different Congress
siono Districts az officially declared. Appended IL also
the vote on President reported to the Secretary 0.
s,ates Office from every county in the state except
cblnna,va from which 10 returns have been fecelVcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07

OFFICIAL MAJORITIES FOR CONGREsSMEN.
T. O. Beamc, Rcp.. l6O2li j. W. Ferry. Rcp-..gg
VIM H. StOughtOn, Il 78COl5 O. ID: Co8cI, KEEP -
3 AUSTIN Blair Rep 30OCiB. Randolph StrcklanG2 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
THE UGrLrsrNED oBALDw1N AGAIN ARRESTED.

On Saturday. Mr.. James tanning, of Lynn,
Mass who became surety for Ned Baldwin after his
rest on the occasion Of bis fight with Joe Womald
me above place, came TO this city, In company with
Marshal Sheppard OF Lynn their purpose being 10 pro-
cure OBaldwin aud take him 10 Lynn TO await trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07

o., ,ot,,c the state lays having reference 70 prlas
btU on saturday evening the s9ngIo ri ,a gS6
az" and locked up the Police Headquarters L@''
IDi,g he was taken ON 10 Massachusetts,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
OFFICIAL MAJoRTIEs on CONGRESS.

Total 39566 1889 2I7S9 6430l.. 1899 eo22J ]:
seymOur's majority, 1923.