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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-07-11

6g1Coe ON de JaIzae8 Perl nsg
IN yert1 dun ordfe de pHon. Cow
~ do Sma District Ju5iCiairs dB Is
Louisianes dams ct pour ID Paroisss
.Galcasieu, Il ssFa ofert on vents BIZ,
| blique, au plus offrant et dernieF en.
Ch6risseuTs par les soussigh85 ADM,
InistFateuFB Oh IN enchHts0f dtment
commissioned, n la defniaFs residence
-du die d8fant, eur II Grand Bois,en
Cette Paroisse, aJ5Ts hG6 59l
MaEdt, I4 Jufllet3 1859,
todtes les propFi6tSs appartenant !
la dite succession, sita9s sn Cette Ia.
roisse, savOir 31G 1t
il yJ7 y; TIRE cen rs acres
de teFfe, plus gu moina) sitOee sur
le Grand Bois, avec toutes les bats
SEES 81 anne lorations qii ii u .tFonvent.
6tant Ia derniere Residence dd dit I'd.
fnbt, b6rH6e N6rd par lei West F6fk.
Est par les terres de MctleEahd. Snd
par lie domaine phblique! ct Quest
par les tgrres de s. y. Perkins. 1aIt
2O.-Un Moulin a CotOn,eg
Moulin aMals fsat #os
SO. La 1aoitie indtvise I'D
cent vingt acres de tetFe, situe .Nord
du West Fork, ct Connu 6omnello
(Rattan candy o8 & aa ''.I5 H..
4o.- lie droit SUR iea AmeItos
rations sur Ia Vacherie.
5os.-Le tiers fndiyfse dune
partie din Lot No. ! de Section 20,
Township 10 Sud- de Ia yRaDg6e 8
Quest, mesuranti trois. acres DE face
sur la sRiviere Calcasieu, sur quatre
acres de profondenr, commeneant ln
acre an.dessus du Moulin a Scie, 10
conrrant dBux acres au.dessous, eli.
semble aavec lie tiers .indiviee du dit
Moulin a -Scie, machine, ntaison, ap.
peRtis, etc 6tailtt4e meme acllet6 par
James Perkins q Fills, de O. Bafbe,
ageht de A. Pujo9te 29.Sept 1865
g 6Os-Quatre cents seize teteS
(pIus oG moiiis de b9tes de VaCb0-
RE, marquee aihsi tgi4H Io N}2a"
Eg.;aa a3aaqi gGE,-z& uaad eVHC
aafs5 P3s GPst Blu s8at ads
q Zoo Huit CIRev8ux de VaChsu
rie, MARQUEE ainsi P3.5df annEa
lo s0! SOixamte-quim4e tetes
tplOs Gu moins de OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ETC., marquee CONNIE ci dessus. s&
so. Une Sglnlent dOfacs et
son p6ulin. I2 lAa A5fij. $685.
y iOo-Uh visux cheval.1 4 tsS
lilo. -Oinq bosHfs de tire, t21t
l2o.-Trente,c cling tstes, plus on
moins, de b6tes donces.
lS.-Soixante treize t6tss, plnBSou
noins, De b6fes d5nCes, non apparte-
nant d l'habitatiOn.
l4o.--R0viron dix tetes de cochons.
l5o. Une iument ct I'm cheYal
am4tigaih. $50 @}a0&SA2fAaai a4A
lB6. l6e liz fnaHs !; DID wagon;
mn buggy I'm lot DE- IiYres; un5fnsil;;
dhe meHlle; unsa gfande ohaudTefe;
Dniils de Charpentiers; roUet; outils
Rhahitatiun; sciRq bois.delits; Its;
foarnithres detlits, ,tetci msublCs do
maisop nstensiles3d e cuisine, etc
IsraniTERMEs Ut OoNbgloNs III
aE.EEegtes seam4ss a s wing st piastsFes
st aH.d6as0Us, pay bic compliant; at
t0utes sonarnes al.dessus de vingt
piastres, Ann, deux cd trois ans de-
crsdit da Jour de Ia vente. Les az.
quereurs fournissant .laurs billets
avec sScurit6 psrR6nnelle al aolidaires
4 Ia satisfaction dos dts Administra-
tours portant intSrSt AIS p0ur cent
du jour de- avente iusqu'au paias
ment; Ell lee terree demeurant sp6y
cialenent hypoth6qu6es 90 favour dc
~ dite succession jisquA plein et
enter paiement an prix d'achat Ell
deB intersts qni pourront ssaccroitrcy
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-07-11
4 Probate Sales

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III Probate Sale
Estate OF James Perkins, deed.
TDY virtue DC "a order of the Hon. the
lid Eighth Judicial District Court Of
Louisiana, in and for the Parish Of CAL
casieu, there will be,sold at public .aylc-
tion, to the last and highest bidder, by
the undersigned Administrators, OF q
duly qualified Auctioneer, at the last
residence of the deceased, on the Big
Woods, in this Parish, onlt5 al at1e~3
ard Tuesday, July IA, 1868, .a#
all the property belonging to said Es-
tate, situated in this Parish, to wit: i'd
1St.---H our hundred ,.l
acres Of land, more or less) situated on
the Big Woods, with all the Buildings
and Improvement thereon erected, and
thereto belonging, being the last resi-
dence Of deceased, bounded North by
West Fork, East by lands Of McC leland,
South by the public domain, and West
by lands BIZ n j. Perkins. tt t&4f@&A
2d.-0ne Cotton Gin and Grist MIL.
3d.---One Undivided half
of one hundred and twenty acres of
land, situated North of West Fork, and
known as the Rattan Land Fs aa Iafra
4Cll.A claim on the .Impro yements
on the Vacherie place. ''A',. 0%'''@.' s''''
5th.---One vi f1dfvided .
third OfE& part of Lot No. Y; of Section
90, Township 40 South, Of Rangers
West, measuring three acres front on
Calcasiep River, BY four acres in depth,
commencing one acre above TIE Saw
Mil and extending two acres below,rto-
gether with one undivided third Of said
Steam Saw Mill, engine, building,
houses and appurtenances, being the
same purchased by James Perkins g
Sons, from 9; Barrie, agent Of a, Ppio,
9th. One hundred ana SIX.
teen head (uaore OF gless Of yacherie
cattles branded thus ;EtgETtG Ta2a81ta
y 91n5aoq RS sP. a..2i E.. !. Y.
9TH 7 Eight Stock Horses,
branded thus Is3. aA@ s@.A''@'s .'
5at 0ths Seventy .lRve Head tIh
(Enore or less) stock Mares etc. branded
~ above. gfg sfs f nn $c @haEns
9Th. One gentle mare and colt. r
10th. One old horse.
18th. i've work oxen. @2 a2al9
I 18th. - Rhirty-5ive head (raore BIZ Isssl
az gentle cattles 8 a &is ,9igIk}
18th. -Sey9ntY-three head tmore or
lessA Of gentle cattle, not belonging To
The plantation.
4, 18th. About ten head 81 hogs,
10th One American mare and one
noree. aNfW sa5 f8W s# FL4&
18th. Ono lot corn: ono wagon; one
buggy; one lot books; one shot gun ;'one
grind stpne; one large kettle; carpens
5ers' tools: spinning wheels farming
utensils; ave bedsteads; beds; bedding,
atc.; household and kitchen furniture,
a TERMS AND coNpITEOas 5,4
.All sums Of twenty dollars and under,
payable cash; and All sums above twen-
~ dollars, Oh b credit of one, two and
three years iu equal annual Instruments
from day Of sale. Purchasers 10 fur.
aish their notes with personal security
IN solido, To- the satisfaction az said ADJ
minigtza tors, bearing eight per cent.
per Annun interest from date until
paid and the lands to remain specially
nortgagsd 10 said Estate until hnsi
payment of the price thereof and SAe
interest which may accrue thereon.
r WIN. M. PERKINS,
0 ELI IA. PER
rs Aanini asoEs.
Lake Chasles, June ia, 1868.
CE ORG III, H WE NH
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-07-11

Succession de DavSd L.9 Foreman.
I'm vertu dun ordra d6 l'Hon. cour
1J du 8me District Judiciairs d6 n,
Louisiana, dams et pour La Paroisse Gal.
caaien, II sefa otfert Ill veute publiuue.
an plus ofEfantet deHniar enchsrisseur'
par le soussignS Administration ou NJ,
encanteur dhment commissioned n II.
derniere yesid ence du dac6ds en catte
Faroisss, t 's
saEnedi, "a Julie 1868,
las propriS tss ci-aprda d6cfifes, appar
zant . IA cite succession, SAVIOR
10. IT, " q. Ey egla 5 N. II. M
~ IN. ". All " 8. ID. ne 81 ssc "a
III I'D y, h, B 0 des tagres en Vents \
0pelppsa contenant 800 65tl00 800.
EatenSa des Htats- Unie. ma. sass. ~.
date dig lor Eeuier 1860
o,sa n 81. dill X IN. ., I'm
q, % du N. b. Ia u NJ, E iu III
Is 81. la "a 3. ~, at ta iii M. q. An
~ h aa la Sec. III. Ito s..
o1ntnant Z e6Ilo5 acgsa5 esStess
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-07-11
AtGoEnaY at Lhvg.

OFFICE, LAKE ca EIlIas. la
win nEaoEca Ga all CHS Courts cf the
Eighth Judicial District, eo1npcsed eli the
Pagishas of sk GiandT afaSatln Wag~
Saiili0n and Gals isW.
FOB, AS, 1888
The Placer herald., 1868-11-07

MoCooLE AND HEENAN.-Frank Queen,
Of the New York Clipper, wishing to know
precisely what Heenan's intentions were in
regard to the proposed match with McCooie,
I" had an interview with him on Monday,
olst inst, when he stated that the agreement
he entered into with gentlemen iu Philadsl-
pba who proposed the match, was that if
McCoole wished to fight him for ten thou
sand dollars aside, in either Mary land, Virgin.
ia or Canada, be would 60 on with it, but
not upon any other conditions, and il the ne.
gotiations now pending were not conducted
strictly in accordance with such terms. he
should have nothing to do with it. As it is
evidently MoCools's determination not TO
fight any great distance from bone it is not
likely they will conclude negotiations sa,i..
actorily."-,St Louis Times.
The Placer herald., 1868-11-07
Su M M ON 8.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA: To
FRANK J. WINTERS, Greeting
VOU are hereby Summoned, to appear bcfor.
i me, at my office in Colax, county of Placer
and State OF California, within three months from
the publication of this Summons, to answer the
complaint OF David White, wherein he prays
Judgment against you Tor Two Hundred and
Ninety nine Dollars and Eighty Cents, (S299,SO
balance due upon certain promissory note exc
cuted by you to him on the 18th day ol April,
A. d. lS6S-the same payable in gold CON- TO.
gether with interest thereon at the rate of two
per cent. per month from the commencement Of
action herein. And take notice, ii you fail so to
appear and answer, Plaintiffs will take judgment
ganst you by default tor said sum OF S299,SO,
together with interest and costs OF suit and ap-
ply to the Court for the relief demanded
Given under my hand this 18th day of July,
A. ID. 1868. N. II. d. TRAPHAGEN,
Justice Of the Peace Township No. 4.
Placer County, Cah.
VIM. A. JOHNSON, Attorney for Plaintiff.
July 25th, lSGS.-3ms.
The Placer herald., 1868-11-07
n o r &c EI
District No. 8, Placer Co.

The undersigned having received from the
County Auditor the
Tax Roll Of District No. 3, Placer County,
for the year 1868,
Hereby gives notice that he will for the purpose
OF receiving the State and County Taxes, charged
thereon, attend at the following places, and on
the dates named:
At last Chance, on Saturday. Oct. 94'h;
Deadwood, on Monday, Oct. 26th; Bath, on
Wednesday and Thursday, 2sth and 2oih
Forest Hill, Friday and Saturday, 30lh and
3ls'; Michigan Bluff. Monday and Tuesday,
Nov I'd and Sd; Todds Valley, Thursday
and Friday, 5tb and 9Th; Yankee Jin's, on
Saturday, Nov. 7lb; Iowa Hill, on Tuesday
and Wednesday, l0;h and lllh; Wisconsin
Hill. on Thursday, l2tb; Damascus on Sat-
urday, Nov. l4.h.
B. ID. nUNNAM,
Collector District No. 3, Placer County.
Sep 26-Sw
The Placer herald., 1868-11-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CONSTABlE'S SALE.

QY virtue of an execution issued by r. C.
IL Poland, Justice of the Peace Of Township No.
g. Placer County, State of California, on the 10th
day Of October, A. D. 1865 and TO me directed, in
favor of Jacob Cowan, and against the Nina Rica
Company, composed OF Robert E. Green. Daniel
Green, L. .Slossen, - Brooks, ct al, Judgment
$500 costs Sl9.40, with interest from date on
Judgment ut the rate Of seven per cent. per an
mum, with costs, and accruing costs, l have levied
pom, seized. and will expose to public sale, at
the Court House door, in the town Of AUBURN, on
Monday, November 3Oth, A. ID. 1865,
at the hour Of o'clock, p. M, all the right. title
interest and claim Of the said Robert + Green
Daniel Green, e. Slossen, - Brooks, ct al, in
and to the following described real estate to w.t.
Two thousand feet of a certain Quartz Mining
Claim, situated in Auburn Quartz Mining Dis.
trict, Township No. g. Placer county, California,
about two miles from .4uburn, on North Ravine,
known rs the Nina Rica Quartz Ledge or Lode,
together with all and singular the appurtenances
thereuntO belonging
CHS HIGGINS
Nov It'd Constable Township No 3
The Placer herald., 1868-11-07
Some Consolation.

New York and New Jersey have both gone
for the Democracy, and elected Democrats
Governors and Legislatures, and will elect
two United States Senator's 10 place Of Nor
gan and Frelinghuyseu. The New York
Democracy have already announced their
intention of slecting Horato Seymour to the
U. s. Senate, in place Of Morgan. In al
dtioD to this it now appears that the Mon
grels will not have two thirds of the next
Congress, thus placing it in the power of
the Democrats 70 sustain Grants vetoes, and
to protect him from impeachment, should be
take notion to cross the Radical corrup
toni lists. The Democrats have, at three for
mer times, had to come to the rescue, and
save, and defend Presidents elected by the
opposition, from the fury Of their own parti.
zaus. We refer 10 Tyler. Fillmore, and
johnson. If Gran: has good intentions, he
may thank God for healthy Democratic
minority in Congress, with Democratic Gov
ernors and Legislatures u Now York, New
Jersey. Delaware, Maryland, Kentucky, and
California.
The Placer herald., 1868-11-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
coNsTABLE's SALE.

DY virtue of an alias Execution issued by R: 9.
ID Poland, Justice of the Peace OF Township
No. 8, Placer County State of California, on the
28th day Of September, p, 1905, ana 10 me
Robert E. Green, Judgment $500, costs 90,
with interest from date on Judgment at the rate
of ten per cent per anuum, costs and accruing
COSTS l have levied upon, seized, and VIII ex-
nose to public sale. at the Court House door, in
the Town of Auburn, on
Monday, November 10th, A. ID. 1S6S,
at the hour of o'clock, P. NJ. all the right, title,
interest and claim of the said Robert T.. Green,
in and to the following described real estate, TO
wit: Six hundred feet more Or less, of certain
Quartz Mining Claim, situated in Auburn Quartz
Mining District Township No. 3, Placer county,
California, about two miles from Auburn, on North
Ravine, and known rs the Nina Rca Quartz
Ledge or Lode, together with all and singular
the appurtenanccs thereunto belonging.
CHAS. HIGGINS,
Oct 24-td Constable Township No. 8.
The Placer herald., 1868-11-07

CALIFORNIA ELEcTIoN.-The State is in
doubt yet,neither party feeling certain Of suc.
cess, but we incline to the opinion that Sey-
mour has carried the State, and that the
official count will so decide.
We should rejoice to announce that Cali
fornia is and remains white State, where
inferior races will occupy inferior political
positions. The Abolitonists have no more
love for the lower races than we have, and
their labors for negro aud Chinese suffrage
springs wholly from desire to eufranchise
a race that will he purchasabls material on
election days. At the latest dates from San
Francisco, both parties were, by mutual con
sent drawing their bets, both feeling that
thew would rather have their own money
back than take the chances Of loosing it, or
winning from the opposition. We have
elected Axtel to Congress, from the First
District, by large majority, and Johnson
from the Third or Northerly District, by from
one to three hundred, and lost Coffroth in
this, the Second District.
If the Democracy have carried this State
over a suborned Telegraph, an unscrupulous
and lying press, the swarms Of Federal Off
GERS, and hundreds Of thousands Of dollars
Of corruption funds, sent here from the East,
they indeed have covered themselves with
glory, and rendered California safe for the
Democracy in any future contest.
We learn that tslegraphic dispatches were
received both here aud in Sacramento last
night Ubursday) from the Republican State
Central Committee at San Francisco, ad-
visug Radicals privately not to bet any
more on this State. We give these rumors
for what they are worth, knowing nothing
of the facts ourselves.
The Placer herald., 1868-11-07
THE CONTEST ENDED.

Another great contest, we hope II is q OF
to be the last for constitutional government,
has been fought, and the country has escaped
q great danger, or the despotic spirit which
has prevailed for the last seven years has OBJ
tanned a new lease Of unbridled license.
There runs "saw" that "wben things get to
the worst they mend" Can it be possible
that this fair land-the last resting place Of
lberty--must find a deeper depthl Has
the time come when the robbing and pilags
of one half Of our people must BE- expiated
By the loss Of the liberties Of the other half |?
We had fondIy hoped that Heaven would
have spared US this calamity, and that the
sway of reason, once more resumed, the ma
ton would 60 to work in proper spirit to
repair the waste places, and with lofty
maguanimity bind up the wounds Of every
kind which have been given and received.
For this We have s.riven for many weary
months, and spent Of our substance, we still
trust not in vain, but if sectional bate has
indeed triumphed. and the seed sown in the
past must bring forth an increased yield,
and impous men still bear sway, it is hoping
against our better judgment to expect that
any thing but the thorn and bramble will
spring up where the thorn and the bramble
have been so assiduousy cultivated. We
can survive negro equality, for emancipation
has fixed the period for the determination Of
the unfortunate black race, on our continent.
When The white native leaves the Southern
States, and perhaps sooner, the Northerner
will successfully contend for the possession
Of those rich fields. and will still make Of
the African hewer Of wood and drawer
Of water, until hunger and neglected disease
shall do their sure work upon him. This is
q sad thought, and We can only fod conso'
lstion in having contributed what WAS n our
power to avert it. When the evil day shall
come, mountains Of State have been piled
upon other mountains of National debt, We
can point our maddensd countrymeu to our
oft repeated warnings. They can then thank
themselves for in this year, 1868, having
sustained by their votes tho Infamous Freed
mans Bureau, the crime Of Reconstruction,
untaxsd bonds, party which legisales for
classes and sections who hate the Coustitu-
ton Of their country, and who are adroit|y
shearing it fits most valued provisions.
The Placer herald., 1868-11-07
Buchanan Tunnel Comp'v
Notice of Assessment.

Notice is hereby given that at a meeting NJ
Of Of said Mining Company held at Yankee JIM.
1868, an assessment Of fifty doll ,rs a share in
gold coin, was levied. and that the folowinn
shareholders are delinquent in the seycra11
amounts set opposite the names and number Of
shares:
John Cooney, "a shares. SIS 90
-- Burke, ............ so 90
Chrlstan NOUS ............ so 90
paid to the undersigned. Secretary, at YanKe..
Jim's, above County aud State, on or beo,s
Monday, November I'd, 1868, said shares will be
sold according to law, or SO much thereof as viii
pay said delinquent amounts, and all costs and
expenses Of sale. JERRY HALEY.
Sep lZ-oW Secretary
The Placer herald., 1868-11-07
PROBATE NOTICE.

In the Matter Of the Estate of JOHN BURCK-
MANN, Deceased
In the Probate Court Of the County of Placer,
State of California
DURSUANT to an order of said Court, made
i on the oath day Of October, A. b. 1868, notice
is hereby given, that Wednesday, the 18th Day OF
November, A. d. 1868, at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. OF said
day, the Court Room of said Court, at the
Court House in .duburn, County OF Placer, have
been appointed rs the time and place Tor proving
the Will Of said JoHN BURCKMANN, deceased and
for hearing the application OF +. W. ToDD for the
issuance to him OF Letters Testamentary, when
and where any person interested may appear and
contest the same.
Dated October oath, 1868.
q. G. SEWELL, Clerk,
By AN. GAMBELL, Dep. Clerk.
Oh 31-10fl
The Placer herald., 1868-11-07
CCNSTABIE'S SALE.

DY virtue of an execution issued by r. &.
ID Poland Justice Of the Peace OF Township No
3, Placer Comfy, State OF California, on the 10Th
day Of October A. D. 1868, and to Inc directed, in
favor of Moses Prelom and against the Nina Rica
Company composed OF Robert +. Green, Daniel
Green, E. Slossei, Brooks, ct al, Judg-
ment s53,75. costs sl9.s5, with interest from
date on Judgment at the rate Of seven per cent
per annum, with costs, and accrung costs, have
levied upon, seized, and will expose to public
sale at the Court House door, in the town Of
.Auburn, on
Monday, November 10th, A. ID. 1868.
at the hour of 2 o'clock, P. M all the right, title
interest and claim of the said Robert f. Green,
Daniel Green, E. SCssen, -. Brooks, ct al, in
and to the following described real estate to witt
Two thousand feet Of certain Quartz Mining
Claim, situated in Auburn Quartz Mining Dis
trict, Township No 3, Placer County, California,
about two miles from Auburn, on North Ravine,
known as the Nina Rica Quartz Ledge or Lode.
together with all and singular the appurtenances
thereunto belonging, and also the following per-
sonal property. TO wit: six seven tons Of quartz
rock two or three hundred feet Of lumber.
wheel barrow, 2 shovels (short handle.) pick
Douglass pump, "A feet II inch lead pipe.
CHAS. HIGGINS,
Oct 24-td Constable Township No.
The Placer herald., 1868-11-07
LEGAL NOTICES.
sU RI MONS.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CAIyropx,.
S,R.C CASE, Greetings:

TIE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CAIIropx,.
S.R CASE, GREETING:
VOU are hereby summoned to appear hoc....
i me. at my office, in Auburn, Placer Coun,"s
State of California, within fifteen davs oI,ony'
service of this Summons to answer the o'a ool 'ne
plant Of J. E. Simpson, wherein he prays ;uaa rUa'
ment against you for the sum of one 6n19dus
and eghty-fve dollars and thirty cents, in "oS
coin in an action for debt founded your note Sts4
and seventyive dollars, in gold coin, payaba ~
J. E. Simpson, or order, in trdst Tor Li"h.Wo LiIW
School District in Placer County, with neres, "a
one per cent. per month, and due five m,r,s.
from date (sgnedD S. R. Case. And take no,i"n
ii you fail go to appear and answer, plap,.
will take judgment against you in de laut in Wv
sum of one hundred and eighty-fve dollars ,nS ,"s
thirty cents, together with the costs of suit a na
apply 10 said Court for the relief prayed for ""u
Given under my hand this third dsy Of 0o,u.
Der. A. D. 1868. K. G. POLAND
Justice Of the Peace, Township No ,
The Placer herald., 1868-11-07

Postmaster General Randall has accepted
the proposal o4 the National Bank note
Company to furnish postage stamps at TWEEN
ty.6ve cents the thousand, for term OF four
years, according to the advertisement of the
22d Of June. 1868. He also accepts the
proposal Of the same company to prepare re.
ceipts, and direct packages for mailing, at
one.half cent thousand, additional New
designs are TO be furnished, including com.
binalion OF coors 10 the same stamp.
The Placer herald., 1868-11-07

EASTERN ELEcrIoNs.-Enough returns
have been received from the Eastern States
to render it certain that Grant is elected
be having carried Connecticut, 6; Illinois,
l6; Iowa, 8; Kansas, 8; Maine, 7; Massachu'
sets, l2; Michigan, 8; Minnesota, 4; Nebraska
8; Newhampshire. 5; Ohio, 2l; Rhode Island,
4; Tennessee, 10; Vermont, 5; Indiana. Is;
Pennsylvania, 20; Wisconsin, 8; Missouri,
IL; and Nevada, 8; making in all ia, and
20 more than enough to secure his success.