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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-11-26

- Oar church-going public--and our
ra5,c public should be church-going-w be
piel=a., 10 learn. that the Rev. Mr.. Evcritt, of
;he i'--=hrterian church, will return to his
c..ar-a iH time for services on Sabbath next.
ar. =. las, with the permission Of his congre-
CATION, been soicurninS abroad for several
weeks .e- the purpose of recruiting his health,
which had become much impaired though his
.-,:-c zeal in furthering the erection and com
p.ai;nn OF he new church edifce. The many
friends % the Rev. gentlemen, and his most es-
.;ulhie lady, viii be pleased to learn that both
G-,urn VIII healJh much improved.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-11-26
sey- We understand thu, the subject of II

Er5~ We understand that the subject of the
enlargement and improvement OF the Mctho-
dist church building is again under eonsidera-
ton. We hope, this time, that the discussion
viii end in the actual accomplishment of the
work. The congregation Is tbo largest in town,
and az wealthy as any Other, and the crowds
ahich. on each Sabbath, assemble within the
church building, are most convincire of the alb
soiute necessity which exists for the enlarge
ment and Improvements. The pulpit of the
church, since its existence here, has always
been ably filed and by none more ably, zeal
ously or aeeeptably than by the present pastor,
the Rev. Mr. Ridgway.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-11-26

Ry~We rejoice, just now over the reflection,
tat while we, from choice, are giving thanks,
in pursuance OF the proclamations of the Pres
idei,t and the Governor, over our usual fare OF
"hog and hominy" and rare done beef steaks,
n horn, our thousand and one kind and at
t.ativc readers are enjoying most delightful
t-'',-1-ts'te with Turkey, cranberry sauce, lSc.-
MAY each and every one Of them have abund-
x.t reason 10 be thankful.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-11-26
MURDER OF AN EDITOR.

RICHMOND, Nov. 2k-H Rives POI
lard, editor Of the .Soutiera Opinion, was
shot aud killed this morning, at ten
o'clock, white passing near his office, by
James Grant. The cause of the shooting
was publication in the Oaiajoa retect-
ina on Bis character as member Of tha
Grant family.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-11-26

The man who never failed is myth
Such one never lived, and is never like
ly to- All success is a series of efforts
in which, when closely viewed, are seen
more or loss failures. If you fail now
and then, don't be discouraged. Bear in
mind it is only the part and experience
of every successful man and the most
successful men often have met most fail.
ures.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-11-26

s<S~Thc African Methodist brethren are
getting along quito rapidly with the brick work
OF their new church, on Analomink Avenue
;he corner stone of which was laid year ago
last summer From view of the plan we
Judge that, when completed, the congregation
will have 4 very neat and convenient place OF
v-cr.hip,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-11-26

OCR first page contains very graphic and
Interesting account of the manner of mining
and reducing Gold quartz, in the far west. Its
length should preclude no one from reading it.
~ from it can be learned the fact that gold mi
ing is not Away labor either of comfort or
OF success.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-11-26
limited States Bonds.

The "world Of America is as good rs Its
bonds," and its bonds shall be made as
good as the rishtest gold that ever shone.
That bond bears the great seal of liberty
That bond stands for the freedom of all
mankind. That bonds Stands for the
glory of the American name. That bond
stands for the glorious army of heroes
who overthrow our foes. That bond
stands for the millions of fsentle and heroic
women who kissed the soldier good bye,
who healed the sick, aud said prayers
over the dying, and wrought and suffer
ed, and called on God that their country
might be saved for their children and
their children's children, free and entire
to the end of time. That bond stands for
that army Of martyrs who have gone on
before, and watched US with celestial eyes
from the shining hills of Heaven. That
bond stands for Abraham Lincoln, wiset
of statesmen. purest of rulers, gentlest of
men That bond is written all over with
the hearts blood Of the Republic. Ac-
cursed be the traitor that would cheaper
that bond palsied be the voice that would
defame it. 1t is our bond our sacred
promise to mankind our pledge to God
that as he has carried US through our
wilderness of fire and tcmptest, across our
Red Sea of sacrifice for liberty, no jot or
little of that plighted honor shall fail /;
bat every promise given in the hour of
our peril shall be thousand fold redeem
ed in the hour of our triumph.-Rev. A.
d. Mayo, Cincinnati.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-11-26

"Father did you have another wife be.
fore mother p "No my boy what pos
sessed you to ask such question ?''-
Because | saw in the old family Bible
where you married Ammo Domini, 1885
and that inst mother, for her name was
Sally Smith"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-11-26

a Boston firm engaged in the manuiac-
ture of britannia and silver plated ware,
makes twelve hundred dozen caster
frames per month,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-11-26

The Pairs papers consider the Great
Republic strengthened by the election of
Grant from all possible danger for years
to come.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-11-26

CTWIIAT MAKES YOUR HAIR SO
BEAUTIFUL Mrs. S. a. ALIENS IMPRov-
ID (ne,o styIe) HAIR REsToRER or DREssING
Gin one bottle Price One Dollar. Every
Druggist sells it.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-11-26

gSg~We have had very fair specimen of
Winter weather in this neighborhood for 4
week past, but no snow to speak of
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-11-26

The price of wheat in St. Paul, Mimi,
has gone down to rs and 80 cents per
bUshcl, aud -four sells at So per barrel.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-11-26

There are ouly Two bar rooms in Salt
like Citr
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-11-26

VIM was caught appiyiuS q Ioioh W hei
employers dwelling, said she was insti.
gated to set it on fire by the devil.
Early in the fall it was feared the po-
tato crop would be failure ; but the frost
failed to injure the tops, and so the yield
is larger and better than was at first an
ticipated.
Ia Virginia no real caste can be sold
to pay debts until all the personal proper
ty is exhausted, and not then if the rents
and profits of the real estate for FIVE years
will pay the debts.
Four hogs were killed on November
by Thos. Beaumont, of East Goshen
Chester county. They weighed respec-
lively 377, 36l $40, and $50 pounds. The
hogs were eight months old.
Four men were killed on Nov. 8 by
the falling of the scafolding at the new
furnace now being erected on the line OF
the Lehigh Valley Railroad, short dis,
tance above Allentown.
Major Morris Chester (colored), form
erly of Harrisburg, is in St. Petersburg,
Russia, on mission from the republic Of
Liberia, which he is endeavoring to get
Russia to recognize.
The Harrisiug State Guard deolares
for the denomination of Governor Johp
w. Geary, and in so doing justly reflects
the prevailing judgment of the Republi-
can party in favor Of q brave and faithful
public servant.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
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F0REIGN.

The Italia of Naples reports that few days
since NJ Luigi Del Prete. nch landowner while dny'
gands carried or The coachman and Tie child who
had been riding with his father sent back with
demand Tor 100000 francs under penalty OF the death 0t
%, ~, Prtie TIS nnhhc forces have gone ID pn.euir
The following advertisement from The London
Christian World is a curiosity worth notice.:
HoNE EDUCATI WANTEDLaes and Gentlemen f'r above
si Fs p.s 1'a fs8'e for sd S tsi; dG % Sss: ;Ss
vll be found well worth attention
The Emperor of Austria sent a magnificent
present to the Empress Eugene on the OCCASION OF her
birthday IL consists OF pianOfOrte In rosewood elah
oraey carved aud adorned with mosaics and valued at
20O0of The lock- on which are engraved the lntals OF
the Empress and the Emperor Francis Joseph nteraced
is said to be masterpiece OF ronwork Among Tue Othe
presents received by the Empress were large basket OF
the Italian EmbassadOr and splendid bouquet from the
garden Of AphOnse Karr, the celebrated novelist and
Majesty by Count Goltz
Carl Mayer the editor of the BeObachter,
Nuremberg paper has just been tried at the instance OF
Gle insulting 10 The King Of Prussia and his Cabinet
certain Herr Wdchter, who ~as formerly member OF the
PTussan Chamber conducted the case for the prosecu
ton Toward the cad OF the proceedings the defendant
Herr Mayer asked what he had to say In his defense
Upon this he produced from his pocket report OI d
bate in the Prssian Chamber in 1864 and read speech
of Herr Wicher, IN which he attacked Count BISMARCK
and the Prussian cabinet in far more violent LANGUAGE
than that for which he Ghe defendan was then prose
ented The effect was humorous IN the extreme Dnt was
OF no service 10 him, as he was condemned TO three
months imprisonment and fine OF 100 horns Tor ms at
tack the Prus>ldu OONtTbmtnt, anu SIX Weeks III
prisOnment and 40 orins for his disrespec the
King
The Figaro remarks that the well-knOwn
eOupet
Jamais, iamas eu France
Jamds lAng ne regera- ~.
can no longer be sung, as at least in the theatrcal
world, the heaters to be struck by AnglOmala,
which rejoces the pride of the SOUS of Albion At the
Opera "famct" is about he performed at the Gaiete
II is played; the LyTque Romeo" is acting and
"The Fair Maid OF Perth" is next the programmed at
the Opera COmique, Robinson CrusOe;" and at the
Chatelet "Guver" is being played; at the Varieties,
" Furnished Apartmehts: at the Gymnase " MISS
SUSANNA" ut the Athenee Marlborough" as the
name Of hero spelled on this side the Channel,
"MabrOugh;" and at the Ambiem Jack seheppard
mark the spellngD. "MabrOugh," sung TO the tune OF
1--WE won't 20 home tI morning." Is an opera bOune,
which every evening attracts great crowds 10 that pOp
lar little theater the Athenee, Rue Scribe built partly
underground The nero would be somewhat amazed at
the role he is made play and to SaraD the Great
Duchess we doubt not she shiyers nightly i'll her stately
tomb at Benhem.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
gtathtrs.

AN EXPERIENCED and thoroughly educa-
~ TUTOR p.treniei BY me' Of ID, hhs'i f1tg lsa
pnp Eugifh Csscs ani Msihemcs Young men
prepared bnsnes. college AdlE.ss W. Box No. I Inlune
OIce.
WANTED-A situation as TEACHER 10y
ons oouaeet a. BOYS for college blu' Sstseioy
references gsen Adiress G. p o. Boz No Z. Dover. y J.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
HUKD HOVGHTON TlbIsht
No $50 Broomc-st., New }
NEWMAN HAD IN AMERICA.

NEWMAN HALL IN AMERICA.
~ Among tie notices Of the are the ioloWing
From The n. Y. Tribune.
contains fan report Of the Lectures that popular pulpit orator
Temperance with of bis public receptions n
this country. II forms appropriate memorial o The visit Of an ren
iendo Repsbc and Will be gratefully cherished BY large number
Of persons In community"
Hes-YOk Christian Advocate
"The these ~ whose unauthorized
Hall The only Of bis sermons here used that
delivered Wahngon purchased At pe The book is
grateful sppTecaye memorial Of Mr. Halls WIT our shores
be acceptable 10 bis friends aud admirers
Brooklyn Times
Anderson has purchased the use Of the copyright ot the
Grafton on Liiert from The Independent At large sum"
Handsomely bound cloth and gilt and mailed for by FOWLER
WELLS. 38g Broadway, ~ L. The trade supplied by T. W.
UI.ara1fe ferfr.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
Aotitts Of Bankrnpttu.

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
Il STATES for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NBWIORK.-ls
B.sERrPrcr-In matter Of JAMES NJ LOWERRE Bankrupt
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: The undersi- ned hereby
gives notice Of appointment assignee Of JAMES NJ Low
ERRE Of sewYIk in the County Of aud State
Of York Adudged Bankrupt his petition,
Of said DstreDai at NewYork the 10th day
Of Dee,mbrr 1861 JAMES DAVIS, Assignee,
D!l Isw3ws No. - Pinest
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04

THIS Is TO GIVE NUTICE-Ihat on The
eighth day Of November D. 1907. wsra, ia B.nATPty
NORMAN JONES Of the City Of New
County NewYok and State Of Newiork sho has been
audgd Bankrupt his Petition that the payment Of any Debts
Delivery Property belonging TO such Bankrupt TO him for
his and the Transfer Of Property by him are forbidden by Law
tho ssd Bankrupt their
Debts aud Choose A.gnes Of his tAie will be held
holden at the once Of the Register,
Number hunrsd Broadway In the City Of New
York No before Isaac Dsyton Register the twenty fourth
day OF ID. 1868 at II O'Clock Jan 4, 1862
H. MURRAY, u Marshal as Messenger
Southern DsT!ct Of New York
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04

SUPREME COURT - KINGS COUNTY -
y STATE or SEw-YORK.-CATHBRINE Z. BROWN, plaintiff
agaiu,t ABRAHAM BROWN dndanTo the defendant above
named summoned and required 70 The complaint
m III, action OF the Clerk Of Kings County
state the 18th day Of November A. D. 957 and
10 serve copy the said complaint the sub
scnhe at ofce l3J Fourth street f. D. City Of BooAn
within the hereof exclusive of the day Of such
.re fall the said pAut within the time aoe
said plaintiff will apply the Court for the relief de-
manled the complaiut-Dated April -. 1907.
NlJ lAs6wS JOHN VI. FLlNN, Planths Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JUNE 3. 1907
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;

Passenger Station E,vYOr corner T~suseriht ass TssS
ave kaiEsHes on Twenir ssvsHis'st
TRAINS LEAVE NBw.YoRK,
For errevh.ven and Bridgeport, 100 500 EIL ilp pls
fs Milford Sod Fairfield. Southport aud Wes'poh 100 lLS
70, Ssr-sT 100 500 EIl 800 us n, tErl 400 CsIh
tor stmiord Zoo SEQ EI 500 iSo N iais IRLh alai~
BIl 3|s, 40 tBrl. 40 so. $50. 400 (gI.l pm az
~ wv CONNECTING TRAINS
fS BS.:Sa Bs.:Sa VI. VI. sorss sRosnfs Ss M s EI
For Hartford sad Springfield AGO tELI Ah 400 RLh e."
For Connecticut River Railroad Gcc. N. EIL i9sp Men
FOR HSrtod Povd.nss and F.al Railroad 400 EL) H. MS
New Hyea Ss~IOAd0s and s0uinSs'a Rrl'ld At =" n
Foi csH.i Rsifre.i, lals N. to sor:S,@p.'a
For Houseuie Railroad, soo q NJ, 3OoPm
For Esusataek Railroad, 200 N, 800
rsr Dsn6ury aud Norwaih Railroad 10 800 a n, tspa
&'A"'~''' ''''p"' '''' JANIS Ii. Horr suU.
NORTHERN RAILROAD of New jersey
~ Trains leave Jersey CITY for p.rmout % and sas s In
'''' 80 '-' - Thos wiDEaAaEsT sspsristssl'r.
COUTHSIDE RAILROAD OF l.. I.-(WlN-
- TBR ARRANGEMENTSD ,r, 4. -. T.,
Leave JmesrsHp ssa via L. Railroad 70 Jamaica Tor
Leave Pnkns,e BOoiyn at soo an Vi. BrOOsyS Central
Railroad. 10 Jamaica for Babylon snd all vsy.stanons
Leave Jsnessshp r. NJ, via L. Esiroad, 10 jann",
for Babylon and all vay,sauon, =, ,s Via p.,,,, c.,,,.
Railroad 20 Jsmssa for Babylon and all way stations
B,b,ou At 735 Jamaica and all stations connect
ing @ Rha A. 5Ss m Tor JsmSea snd al wayons connect
ing with traa Brooklyn Central Railroad arriving Fsahr"s'
Leave B.byoa l'.o sot J.%,e. and all ..ys..s.' .'a'
,.sog Win train Of Broofyn Csnlrsl Railroad arriving Frls
ave Bootlyn at 3oS and eonneetns also With the hoe ears
~ mnu,el WHITE. supsnntsadhh
To t1is eject Nov T. 1857
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04

Passenger Station in EewYorr Twsntv-verh FssnA
Eatrsles N Twsnir-ssyeGisI
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04

Mr. <ulder tie Of The Ryesiie enhaslAst and
master youthful literature and both he su hs publishers are MAIN
that triumph IN American literature fnh art and
think brilliant ultimate success Rpubiesn Slnlg'
Geld Mass
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04

FTHE WEBER PIANO-FORTE
called the BEST INSTRUMENT MADE b. all the leading
this city and elsewhere pronounced by the National Ps
usFes Association ,nsr trial 10 their with the t nanufse
trers Of this country snin.ny BHsT PIANO IN AMERICA and
used hae and other high nnas schools alto
g.hs Of their nnss pors eqah sSssiasss and bril-
sssy sfisss, elastic tsssh, and great durability.
wARyROOMs No f2s Droons.st. near Brssdrsr
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
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This editor called "PETERSONS CHEAP EDITION FOR THE
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MI eoulds editor Of The Ryeriae, enihasA and
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04

s. hAHshaLt OyyicE. r. d. on PksNsfLAsh
PBLApELPniA, Dec 26, 1901. )
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
10Th day Of December, 1901 Warrant IN B1nlruPey
tho Estate Of SIMON HARRIS OF Philadelphia
County Philadelphia and State Of Pennsylvania who has
adged Bankrupt his Petition that tue payment Of auy
Delivery belonging 10 such Bankrupt him.
bis and the Transfer Of Property by him. forbidden by
Lsu that MeeLg the Creditors Of the said Bankrupt 10 prove
Choose Asees u hs Estte will be
held Court Of bankruptcy 10 he holden At No 6l5 Wanntt,
d Philadelphia before Hubley Aston Register
the 27th day II January A. d. 1853 at 10 o'clock m.
De lsuJnS r. O. kLLMAKBR,
\ Manbs Messen
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
JOoI ILLINOIS 1863
lSs)I. STATE JOURNAL. lOOO.

A POLITICAL and FAMILY NEWSPAPER published Daily and
Weekly Al Springfield. Illinois THE JOURNAL enters upon its
THIRTY Sr,nh with largely noreaed facilities and will battle
With renewed vgor the principles held by the Great
Union the Nation Vigorous support 10 the
by loyal Congress and especially
restoration OF the spirit Of Freedom aud Humanity
choice standard
hea Of the party L. s. Grant the and uccsssfi captain
In wise and safe Ia council be
Repubesn urs radical 10 conviction but moderate
ersnce conduct discreet practical quiet At the time the
Coryeon different choice shall cordially support the
nominee whoever Of our great statesmen be may be-
DEPARTMENT will be kept 10 the requirements Of
the condensed items will faithfully mirror everything that
worthy Of N city And toun Wesal continue to give
STATE NEWS oong from exchanges all
local general interest sha be found therein In other
paper perfect photograph o. events tranng
he Of Illinois our eaphc reports Of the state Of the
STOCK Markets the principal cities brought down to
the latest moment .
limited punber Advertisements will be received for weekly
edition immoral penous Advertisements received any
terms the Official State paper and peneraes county
JOURNAL by mail at the following for cash in ed
vance. fl0; months IS Weekly "a
Three copies Weekly will be ye for as ten copies for
addressed All orders shOHd be Gd
dressed to ILLINOIS JOURNAL COMPANY SPRINGFIELD
ILLINOIS.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
9tQal S1uti,,s.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COURT of the
OyyicE ov rHE USirfD SrArgs LIZA lS'rElNcE Co.,
Is THE Cirr oF NKw-ioKE, No 40 WAILsr.
Nsw YORK. Eo1ember6, 1851

OyYtcE Uyirfp SrATEs Liza lS'rRANcE Co.,)
Is THE CirE oF NKwloKK. No. 40 NALI-sr.,
Nsw.YoRK, November o. 1901. }
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that at
Meeting ofhe this Compny duly convened
oee the following resolutions Increasing ihs 1nm.ee
Capital directing the time and mode OF SUB
,bng for paving Including the closing aud opeang Of
the .tock transfer books, = unanimously adopted
Gd Th,t The a, .nts C,p,a Stock tt. Company be In
Hundred Teua-d dollars and that subscription, M INC
dollars each shall be received al the hee o. WIS
COMPANY Wall the City Of EeS YORK on SAI hDAi
The Esh Of FebmarJ neat between The hours Of ten oeosA m
and three O'clock succeeding day between th same
hours during thereafter unless tie subscription
Oiled the Aue OF such sa bgns lp
hereby required be paid IN cash In sun Of yen dollars per
share making such subscriptions aud the baaure bsng
foy within business dars en and amer TIE m
February and the proro The existing guarantee
ep have tie preference such subscriptions
od Notice Of the intention TO increase The Capital Stock OF
M Companv Thousand dollars be- and the same hereby
for period Of three months IN two daily news
pspers published n the CITY OF York. 80
fRd TL, he ,oL transfer boois ohs Company be- and the
sans hereby directed be closed and from Weinssay %. hh
dv ue Wednesday fourth day March
N BF order hitHolAS Drnhoolt oeotetaiy.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04

I 0NG ISLAND RAILROAD Winter Ar
IL rsngemen-ChAnge Of Tme-LesVe Jamessip n, Mail
GreenPort and all stations eouneus at hneoa vs
Glen Cove Hmpssad IL SyOssei train,
and all wsystatons Express trsia Tor River Head
snd Glen passenger and al wAystsions
Fmnae and Hampstead pAsnge train and for North p sasar
Sunday Train leaves Hunters Point sl3 sIo Of
Hunters a. Te take effect Nov. 4. iSb7
\ IL ndeut
New-York tribune., 1868-01-04
TTIIE BEST POLITICAL and STATISTICAL
MANUAL PUBLISHED.
THE DEMOCRATIC ALMANAC
AND
POLITICAL COMPENDIUM
FOR 1865,

CONTENTE:
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS CALENDARS EVERY LArTrDE
RESTORATION nENOCRACY
HISTORY or THE ST. DOMINGO MASSACRE.
USRYUL IMPORTATION
OUR FEDERAL OVERTHROW
THK RECoHsTRuCroHr MEASURES COyGREss.
THR Presidents VETO RECoNsTRrCTIoS" BILL.
THH PRESiDENTs AMNESTY OTHER PROCLANATlOHS
OuR FISANCiAL CONDITION
MONTHLY GOLD MARKET 1862 TO 1857 inclusive
UYoN, AREA POPULATION, CAPITALS GoNEKso
DATK LgGsLATUREs MEET. STATE ELECTIONS. &C.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT. FOREIGN MINISTERS, &c.
SENATE HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES, THE FORTETH CON
OPTICAL FIEcrioS RETURNS l87carey compiled and
pared with former elections expressly or TE DEMOCRATIC Al
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