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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-11-12
IN PROBATE :-Mapitowoc County Court
L In the matter of the estate of Catherine BedeI

IN PROBATE :-MtRitowoc County Court
L In the matter of the estate of Catherine Bede
deceased
On reading and filing the petition of Harry Hub
bard and Erwin G. Hubbard OF Manitowoc represent
ing, among other things that Catherine Beell late of
said county on the 18th day of April A. D. 1868, at
Mapitowoc Rapids died intesate, leaving goods chat
tells and estate within this State and that the said pc
ttioners bretlIers Of SAID decreased and prayin =
that a1nnist of said estate be to Erwin G. Hub
bard granted is ordered that SAID pet ton be heard
before the Judge of this Court. VI ,nday, the 2d
day of November A. D. 1885, at 10 o'clock A NJ, at
my Office in SAID Comfy
Ordered further, tn notice thereof he given to the
heirs of said deeea.ed and to all persons nteresedby
publishing copy of this order for three successive
weeks prior to day of hearing in the afanitowoc
tribune a weekly newspaper phil at Manitowoc
in said county. GEO W. BARKER County Judge
Dated at Mlntowoc, the I'd day of November 1865
nlaaA
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causl Of it, aud consider whether it,
would not be for their advantage next
time to build an honest and patriotic
platform and nominate something better
than the friend of rioters and rebels for
President, and athreatener of revolution
for Vice President
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A Southern paper advertises as fol-
lows: Wanted, at this office. an able
bodied hard featured, tempered. not
to he put off and not to be backed down,
freck]ed faced young man. to collect for
this paper; must furnish his own horse
saddle bags, pist is, whiskey, bowie knife
and cowhide. We will furnish the ac-
counts. To such we promise constant
and laborious employment
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Republican majority.........

Grant runs enough ahead in the lst
District to have at least 1000 majority
there, so that it seems probable that the
majority in the State will exceed II 900.
The vote for Congressman in the lst
District is thus given by the Milwaukee
Hnoid, which is entitled to the c.ed Of
outstrirping It's English cotem poraries III
III that city in obtaining full returns:
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TOE lCCD An VIIIOTE.

M ARBANfED TO remove all desire for Tobacco
w This great remedy IS excellent appetizer It
pares the iood, inv gorates the system possesses
great nourishing and strength enne power, enables
the stomach 10 digest the heaciet food makes sleep
refreshing and establishes robust health Smokers and
Cteaosrs tor SiTty gears Cured. Price, Fifty Cents
per box. post paid, treatise the injurious Of
fe OF Tx Ia co. with lists OF references, testimonials
&C., sent free. Agents wanted. Address DR.. T. n
ABBOTT. Jersey City n, J. 22lSw
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offer for sale my nous and lot situated nesr ths
village limits North SIDE on Eleyenth Street -fT
The lot is large Containing one fourtt acre of land
comfort and convenience There is also good horsa
barn tn premises.
For particulars inquire Of Byron Morkhame Ofacs
over National Bank Of the undersigned on ss.a
premises. DANIEL SACEETT.
NJ 4 -tO7goC Sent. u 1865 20tt
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Y. a. .H,HyeSD.F.

rENTIE 5ES's; Furnishing tieistss Of
i ey-ry das zip tien. So go u gsss snsFsyg ~
.rprs jir. Ito At,1It,t ire dl S-ritS of Nfn and
BOYS s.sstaify 81 s nd stti=aa tiu
F,r.1t-eL Ienplly the he,t wnrlnen 10 bc G,uH'
Al k.., Of Sin gers Sewing Machines constantly
In s4 @ ~ as l1-+t
sf;IrH srAs:.T. opposit: too leaow & Barnes
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nHYSICIfN assf .5ssrsscon. Also EN
aiming Sarge for p GNSIoNS, appointed by
ghs finyernment.
. FICE -orlsr Of e ;At.and York streets sIanito-
vSc Wisconsin. & So 4E M #s
o-iers left at the Drug store VIII receive prompt
&ttant on %1 - rs HH fE
30 tis treatment of DIFFICULT and CRIfIN Al
CASES, avs--r. -.-- .s-.r-. 1929
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STisAYED

From Gillens MIL New Denmark enc dark bav
horse four years old ght 1000 pounds WasIafeIr
shod on fore feet and had a halter on. Any persnH
delivering the same at the North Western House
Mantowoc or Fl. Natchway Cooperstown VIII he
literally rewarded. W II NoBI
November Sd 1863 If
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.s'esc uez-sfseass fsafs.

A LASkA DIAMONDS.
now discovered Transparent carbonized q,.art-,
equal briilancy to the real diamond mount ed at
our own factory, in article diamond settings guar T.
teed fine gold and sold Ivy at only oue-fiflh # the
cost of real diamonds, to which they are equal in
every respect except Intrinsic value.
Solitaire Ear drops. per pair, IS and Sc: Solitaire
Finger Rings So and SO; Solitaire Gents Bosom Pins
s, IS, Slo = 3. S20 Solitaire Gents Studs per set
50, 50. $40; Cluster Gents Bosom Pins $40 and So
Gents Cluster Bosom Pin with tail, SO: Cluster Pm
and Ear rings. SO and s25 Cluster Gross So SO an
SIS; Cluster Cross Bosom Pin and Earrings so and
S25; Cluster Finger Rings, S., S. S1oand 81.
Orders less dian s. must be accompanied wi:h =
Post Office Order, and the goods sent free. Orders
exceeding that amount by express. cr collection on
delivery customers paying all express charges.
TRY Us. Address.
JAMES T. MONROE & Co,
IMPORTERS & MANUFACTURERS
30-2m 195 Broadway. New York.
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PANIC is OVER IN WALL STREET
MONEY WILL BE EASIER = The advices
from New York show marked change
in the money market. The panic
has subsided, and stocks have recovered
from their extreme depression Govern
ments have risen 2 since yesterday. Gold
has advanced to 1874 The cause of the
sudden change is that Secretary McCul-
loch has determined to issue $44, 900, 900
Of legal tender notes as the necessities of
the government may require. lie says
he is by law authorized to issue $780,
OO0,0 1886, 900, 900 are already in cir
culation. Under this new issue OF cur
rency we should not be surprised if gold
rose again to 40 premium.
Later The above is doubted. Eds.
PRESENTATION N.-General E. S. Solo
mon, brother of Ex-Governor Solomon,
of Milwaukee, was on Monday presented
with 81 900 breast-pin by the Tanners
of Chicago, whom he commanded, as an
appreciation Of the services he rendered
during the campaign. The pin is per-
feet made torch, OF the finest gold, the
bowl Of which is large pure diamond,
surmounted by ruby representing the
fame, while the lower end is ornamented
by the American flag, with thirteen orig
inal states. At the presentation Gen. s.
was treated to very handsome reaade.
The Portage Register says t.lat Rock
well j. Flint an T. T. II c5c,. OF t!.e
Register Office have purchased the Pres
colt Journal and arc about to remove to
Prescott The Register gives them a
hearty endorsement and expresses con
fidence that they will prove worthy sue
cessors OF the genial Lutte y. Taylor.
What becomes of Lutte?
Query. Has Savmour heard how fth!s
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-11-12

A RACE FOR THE PoLLs--An amusing
incident III connection with the election
in this city, occurred inst about snn1own.
The Steamer Berlin City started out be-
fore the usual time in the morning, with
the design of getting back in season to
allow snch of the employees as reside IN
this city to vote. 1t became evident that
that she was bound to be a little late, so
when she reached Sacramento.t two voters,
Harry Spencer, an earnest Republican,
and an equally earnest Democrat, jumped
ashore, and made the hest possible time
on feet for Berlin just as the clock
was about to tick the fatal hour of closing
Harry rushed in, putting like race horse.
and passed up a straight Republican
ticket. The wind of his Democratic
competitor failed before he reached Ber
, lin, and he came limping in, about FIVE
minutes late. ~
Mr.. Spencer deserves some lasting
testimonial from his brother Republicans,
for His patriotic and successful efforts,
and superior running qualities. -Be,l,n
Courdnt
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A NEW SUPPLY of all kinds OF
n Thread and Needles for Singc-''. Sowing
Machines, at the Franklin Bookstore. flt
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r., Il ER -.

WORK street. ,fa-sffo " Or. WIS. Dealers
in Dry Goods, Ciroceries. .t,rockerv, Fancy GoodS
Glass ware. Boots anl Shoes, Ready male Clothing.
P.psr ging-. Hats an CAPS. T"vs Chiitrcn Taps.
Live Geese Feathers. Bir Cagn~, ke e-osene oil and
1ann. &c, &c. share OF public patronage IS soli-
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The Portage Register says That Rock

Query: Has Seymour heard how "this
thing turned out 2" 3OO, 900 majolty for
''the man Of deeds, not words. -
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NO,rICE.

.Esss ~ ORRiCE OF STATE TREASURER, /
NJ ,DIsaS, Apri! G. -,SiS- ( I
In seSnreaaese.ith~theyrrs fses eter 144
Lawsoft - s. hereby give sotict hat}h{ notes Of
ths B<nk 6f Ntnt we fust We p-een<eastt.le Office
Of tbs Bank Comptroller at Madison. WISCONSIN. for
vayment, within three years from the date Of this
1otia4 - fAefstk d<,orsss.. sor shes Es44mptoa Of
- sane will be surrendered provided in Section
W~Afekdd ao& ~zS8< @sa Sszsssz 52-1y
- aS15e WslUIAN EssMrHn, ssx4e Treasurer.
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Patented ApriE 2Sth, 1868.
ADVANTAGES.


1t requires oneesrd less quantity of coffee or te.
1t does nt require any egg or other settling material
4UHte aroma qf the co3se is Reai,,e agin the Pot.
The Steam is all condensed within the Pot and upon
the surface Of the Coffee or Tea extracting the full
strength of the Coffee or Tea, and keeping it hot
There is no Bofllag hut Sleeping of the Coffee o,
Tea. II erer balls orer; hence no smell arises, and
no soiline Of the stove is sslfreguloting. giving
notice to the cook By Wasting when more water !.
needed to preeent the burning melting out of tn.
bottom Of The Pot. For sale ty
Aim JOSEPH sYMEs
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-Sawyer's majority is estimated at
5000 in this District
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The Result in Wisconsin.

The Madison Journal says the result
upon members of Congress in this State
will be about as follows.
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IN PROBATE :Manitowoc County Court In Il
| MATES, OF the estate of John Wilkleinan decease

] n PROBATE :iIanitowoc County Court. In thc
1 matter of the estate of john Wnkleman deceased
On read ng and filing the petition of Christion WIN
k1snian of Manitowoc County representing, anloi z
there things that John Wnklem.n late OF the Terri
tory of Idaho the eleventh day of October A. D.
1865 at Panama South America died iutestate leaving
goods, cliattes and estate at Panama South America
and that the said petitioner tic father of said deceas-
ed and praying that administration of said estate he
him granted il ordered that said petition be heard
before the Judge of this Court, Monday, the 3oth
day of November A. d. 1865 at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, at
my Office i'll said County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given to the
heirs said deceased and to all persons interested by
publishing copy oi this order for three successive
weeks prior o said day of hearing, in the ManitoWoc
Tribune Weekly newspaper published at Mantle
in said county GEO. W BARKER, County Judge.
Dated at zi,nitowoc, aha Ttl day of November 4.
ID. 1868
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BY.RO.r .W.sEeKH.s.u,

4 aSSISTANr A<SESS9 VIII be in
N his Office over First National Bank with C. II
Walker ESD the first ten days of each mouth, dur
ing business hours. 49, - @s-4s q 13-44
g a82ss DE.1'TySTR Sssts@
nR. A. u. I.ATCHEN. D Dentist. I'll &C
IL in Shar,nsns building, on Sth Street
Manitowoc. Wis. --s
rNTeeth extracted without pain.
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TN Observation-Disclosures County Court. In the
| Matter of the Estate of Anna VI. Norboe deceased
On reading and filing, the petition of AmuEd 0leson
ceased representing among other things. that he has
f.y administered said estate and praying that time
and place be fixed for examining and allowing his
ordered that said account be examined by the Judge
of this Court, Monday, the Ninth day of November
A d. 1865 at IL O'Clock A. NJ, at my Office III said
County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given to the
heirs of said deceased and all persons interested
publishing copy of this order for three successive
weeks prior to said day of hearing in the Manitowoc
TRIBUNE W eekly Newspaper published at Manitowoc
in said County. GEO. W. BARKER
County Judge
Dated at Manitowoc the 10Th day of October A. Z.
1868. B2T-3w
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Err Ed. SGBsgSESss EsS,

NJEAT Marl1et.--sf purchased
M tn busiacsssof Wm. THROWN, shall hereafter
constantly keep on hani thu choicest meats at the
lowest rates a share Of public Iatronage solicited
1917
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NO ICE.

Whereas my wife MARY Ia, left my bed and boart
without just cause provocation, all persons az
hereby forbidden to har5or trust her my ac
count. JOSEPH CRENY.
Town Franklin, November 9Th 1853. BOT
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Il. q. o. f..

lthtckermin ing Lodge No. 55. '. .. q. F..
u Meets every Friday Evening at the Il Fellows
Hail. Corner of Commercial Il Eighth Streets.
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Personal Items.

-Sheboygan County gives a republi-
can majority cf $50.
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BY JOIN G. WHITTIER.
The following beautiful poem should have been
published before election but twill do for future ref
erence
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s.N.4SD.s-EC.

II csuIar Meeting Of .1ani.owGc Lodge
IL, Is he'll at Masoar jail, on Y ork street. on the
lst and Sd Wednesday Of Each Npnth-
f. X RAND, W. NJ.
wn H. HORN. Sec - ss
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Repuhi can MAJORITY 20
Had Texas, Mississippi and Virginia
been entitled to vote. aud had they gone
Democratic the.vute would have stood
Grant ast eel.aN lS6
Sc, ll.s az .l.,. sl,..r l3l
Ee;ut can majority 55
This estima.c is based upon. the World 5
caim of twelve states for Seymour and
Blair But Of / he states included by the
World in the Democratic column, tour
have probably gone Republican, namely
Arkansas. North Carolina, Georgia, and
South Carolina. With this correction the
vote would stand:
Grant and loliax cog
Seymour and BLAIR So
Republican majority 124
With the three Southern States hot
yet admitted added to the Democratic
column. the Republican, majority in the
electoral college would still be l0l.
| Having this result before their eyes, the
Democracy may well cast about for the
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-, ID. ,EDHES

@VS3IE Uadcr.iSn esi arc s,Te,,arH.s fo HEE
to or,e-. bills OF lumber or lata On the shortest
nsticc. A nan will he at all times in the ward.
xaA liz w.,itson toierS and receive their or
de- The best stock kent costAntly tani NJ the
mill Of Quay and 9th street, = Z slsEsg1t
1s-14 fftYLES & BROWN
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y T. c. Shove Plaintiff against John Sauer deea-
dant. Summons--for Rel ef. Com. mot seryed.)
Tie State # Wisconsin,, 10 JOHN SA UER, DefeadUpt:
Sjr-You are hereby summoned and required 20
swer the complaint III hs action which will be filed
in the office the Clerk OF the Circuit Court Comfy
of Manitowoc State aforesaid at the Village of Man
itolvoc in sad county. and to copy of your
to the said complaint on the subscriber at my
office in sad Village, within twenty days after the
service of this you, exclusive of the day
of such service; and if you fail to answer the sad
complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in
this action Will apply to the Court for the relief de-
| DIad in 10
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.YDSEBEI .SE'.FfaIS.

nEAa.E's l.. s4tOyn ynS: Ti,.. sssnrt Eroc
anI Cspperyareg ntlnrf;ctagesr. All kinds Of
repairing done. Eighth Street, opposite Tribune OF
Sec =. = I. = - a.E.-. - q !. - LILY
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~. G1T'E.

DTSlSS rniSesl a.lH ssso-rit. Having
superior facilities for rHSiuc and moving houses
wcwoai announce 20 The citizens uf Nantowccf town
AMI coIintv1 that any business entrusted tn
will rccriye pronpt atisaton, an he performed in
varrsntcd to give satisfaction. Enquire ut The
fri5an {sncs - FL - 81 @#&Es n 1916
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Dated. September 26. 1868.
The complaint in this action has this day been filed
in the flee of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF Man
itowac County, Wisconsin
Dated October LIST, 1858 2t-6t
DON A SHOVE ATTY for Pltd
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A late article in the Nev York hide
pendent, referring to the many rumors
which, based upon upon Victoria ) eccen-
tricities, have pronounced her Majesty in
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14

MYSTERIOUS DIsArPEARANCEs.-
OF the alarming things OF New York life
is the numerous disappearance of women
and men. The ''personals' in the news
papers show this to some extent. but
give limited idea of the real facts. At
the office of the Chief of Detectives a list
Is kept of the young and old who get out
from home and are heard of no more.
some run away some desert their fam
HES and are not tracked ; MANY are en-
tlced into gambling and other dens
many are murdered, and are buried in
vaults or secret pits, or thrown overheard
to float out to sea. The increasing num-
Der of these disappearances is very start
ling, and especially are they so III con-
nectlon with the great number of persons
out OF employment. In the back part of
Brooklyn highway robbery is becoming
so common that farmers dare not 20 to
market alone, and not only 20 in compa-
MES but 30 armed. Travelling from Je-
rusalem to Jerico was never more perilous
than is travelling from some parts ofLong
Island to this city.-IHe Nelc York Let
Ter.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14

John Jacob Astor, Jr.. who died in
New lork, Friday, in carly life gave
much intellectual promise, but, at about
the age Of l. he accidentally fell. strik-
ing or his head, and thus his mental fac
ulties were impaired. His father, after
vain efforts to effect his restoration. built
on Fourteenth street, near the North riv-
er. mansion for his accommodation. 1t
occupies one entire block, and Is sur
rounded 10y 4 high fence, 10 prevent pry-
ing and curious eyes from seeing the
movements of the occupants. On the
death OF the father, one OF the principal
items i'll his will was provision entrust-
ing the younger John Jacob to the care
OF aPhyslcian in whom he placed I'M
plicit confidence. and settling a hand
some income upon the Fourteenth street
mansion.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14

WHAT GRANT MAY ExrECr-Wc
shall be told that Grant was hidden on
4 gunboat ut Donelson. that he was
asleep at Shiloh, that it was the skill OF
his sUbor,linates which brought us victory
at Nicksbur", that he simply carried out
the plan of his predecessor in command
at Chattanooga, that he wasted human
life wantonly in neutrality-suspicious. that
he had suspicious conferences with the
enemy's officers before Petersburg, and
that there Is a mystery to be explained
about his liberal terms to Lee at Appoto-
max. His youthful service in Mexico,
his student trolic> at West Point hi,
mercantile life: his family relations, will
all be dragged out to furnish themes for
libel and abuse. Men whom his success
has disappointed and made jealous in the
past will seize eagerly the opportunity 10
cast their stones with the general shower
Boston 1drct5i>,1.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14

One Thing NEEpFUL.-There Is one
thing, however, which | wish General
Grant would do, and that is, sign a tenn
perance pledge, and stick to it, and l do
not say this because one out of hun
dred of the stories circulating about the
General is true. On the contrary have
not heard one which was not an inta-
nous exaggeration. But the General
may be President, and he lives in city
where the President is sometimes tipsey.
the secretary Of State. prominent sena-
tors and representatives are (rarely ! be-
lieve) in similar condition: he is sur
rounded ly drinking men, and we Ger
tainly don't want any more of that class
in high places. Washington Correspond
elt Cung7eQltignlEf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14

\ COUNTRY NOT To BE ENvIED.-With
fifteen millions Of inhabitants in Spain,
only three millions can read or writc-a
fact which fully accounts for the restless
ness and lanaticiSm Of the people. The
fall of Spain dates from the time when
Philip the Second and Philip the Third
expelled :; million Of the Moors who were
employed in the cultivation of the land.
The inquisitiOn also had It's effect in
making the Spaniards sombre, suspicious
and Jealous. Poverty and ignorance
have done the rest. Though Spain is a
land OF mountains, it is also a land OF
great mineral wealth, and so fertile that
1t yields both the fruit Of tropics and the
cereals Of the temperate zone. Its .tora
and tit,ma are very similar to those OF
Northern Africa. 1t abounds in noble
harbors, also, but is doomed by lis bad
government and wretched rulers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14

COOP FOR OHo-It is seldom that
more significant Congressional election
is announced than that which has lust
taken place in the eighth district of Ohio
TO fill the vacancy caused by the death of
I. :. Hamilton, republican. At the
last State election the republican maiori-
ty in the district was cut down to pa.
The result OF the canvass Just closed,
therefore, was generally anticipated to be
very close, although the democrats were
sangulne of success, and some of their Or
gans even put their majority as high AS
eight or nine hundred. Judge Thurman
the democratic Senator elect, is n resi-
dent OF the district, and. with other lead
ing democrats, took prominent part in
the campaign. But the upshot of the
whole is, that Gen. John Beatty, the re-
publican candidate. is elected by over
one thousand ma II'uho,ts Daly