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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-27
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
For the Week Ending Friday, Febru.ry s5.
s,.., MoaNING srAR OFyscE.

MORNING STAR oFHex =,
ssEens f.. E sseR a,i @
~ asasn s0 and .a.
shomga buyers were enabled ito operate de.
% order IS ssas
to make further concessions but failed
Ssons at s Of to castor s dss.
liverpool New York nnd she aeen sss n
de prices . sass
and %dsnp Of s selling
I .Ssrsyi sS but s a
%,' fsdS 10
sss # RATES and a5
inquiry and fair business previous rates
ON the Tbs ssss
sompete up sSn bales Thursday sThs
irrsgularisy Gold and foreign exchange fell of per
TN .as cses had
a ar i1sg ss decline sa Of quote low
i1T idans az age madng
mates e., last has been
10Y leaf At Ioc medium leaf at iic leaf at lie aud
TonAcco have to note an active
hs LOT Goh the city and country trade at prices
n, Extra sa@ssT iSs bright soaeoc; good medium
ssrf sound nu%
I vi s1@ss DC h'
.s sgsaa H saP been active
PEI @ mon g to 9a fair at 10 loao good
se White " t. III II s ise No
Eias as 9sw Good
aa p as in qmay prime not fermentng IS
FLouRrbe market has Continued in light surn,v
fa ns - a &C. last t We 9ae,se fine
bra q g. to g. treble extra choice fancy
Is s held 1sssiss
nAeSS-is IN light supply with jobbing business do
Is to iso eear are at m to lsc clear rib sides
CoRsL II, in request and scarce the market being
white and yellow 3! go 81 asi per bushei f"0'e
BtANIIhe last sold at 81 10 per 100 lbs
Day f sani Mn Wss,sIS So per ton
sell at lGl to l6ac kegs at ls to 1910
AkFAsr BAcoN-Is quoted at i9c tor Northern coo
BEEr-Is in good local demand at 2 to si4 per Dbl for
sNas inoce and extra mess and SIl sia ordinary
CorFEE-we III toI.!c per III trola dutv noii,
rie 81 io 10 81, iGe tor good l5l to Ioc Tor fair good
Hhnr-nhe market continues dull The dealers are
coarse at ~ g. to 81 70 fine 81 rs per sack
a 10y E.eErhe market is inactive We quote
m az = to 7sc prime togood 81 to &c ordinary good
at ok nEAL-ls quiet and steady. We quote D. IS
IL the leVee, and 81 - t,pn store. - ~
40 III 5 Louis 81 50 to IS; Ohio at
81 80 for Ohio - ~ ava ~ A|ouis' anu 81 |
pouLInY AND EeasCclens are selling on the land.
at 70 nc n 10 per dozen Turkeys $40 s24
WHIsKf-Is very dull Rectified 97Ic to &, 10, fnr
n@ce am w TO Sac for low proof Spirits 81 Ias.
CoIroN SEED Oils in fair supply and moderate do n
rude $3.50 CIV P'i s''ioh iof = =
LiME-1s in fair supply. Tomaston and Iockland Il, n
Jesten 81 per Dbl. f ~ " ~ anu y =
Woos D., to neTino light, 81 to 3oci merino
eavy 263 TO Sci Louisiana free burs aj To $40.
ouisiana, bury II to lie; 1nerno long sanlc
10 Isc common merino, % to 27ca Mississippi free !.
ON onrs ~ to >294c; Mexican improved nj TO arsc.
do 6 to lsc The stock is ght and with on,,
, '' '' !
Money Market. al
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o. Lelievrc, ia Royal street and 8 Barof,ne
street keeps at both establishments complete asso
menf OF prayer books in the English, French German
and Spanish languages together with school books
French and English Likewise, stationery articles of
pety wreaths and candles for first communion artificial
fgous statues. " -
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GREAT Recommendations. Gaines & Relf,
100 Canal street. selling their goods Mt less tba
cost OF to close business These comprise
Die clocks, decorated china dinner tea and
chamber Sets vases and variety offancy articles See
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CELEBRATION OF THE

Committee of Arrangements:
For the Faculty-B f. Num- Prof of hook. L eepinp
"A. Mey en- Prof Of Mathematics j. Il. Kere Prof 81
Engtish A. 4 Selover. Prof of Penmanship
~, For the stndents1John Teacher, of La; r. T. Flewc
i Miss 81 W WIFI I a. baze j. c. Terry OF
Committee of Invitation and Reception-C Moore of
La; D. H. Thomas, of Ala; H. NJ Stewart of Ark; H.
- Black, Of Texas; W A Harrnlson. of Miss S G. De.
at Lyceum Hall. February 80 1870 mt II AM.
N b. Former students and who wish tickets Of
SUBMISSION shouid apply by Friday noon. fe27 IT.
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The members of the Hibernian Beneyolent
and Mutual Aid association No, will sec by notice
of tho Secretary in another column that the rernl1r
monthly meeting will take place Tuesday eyennG
March LIST, at half past Z. NJ. -
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PIoUE.--Joseph Miller, Jr., No. COZ Magazine
has the best and handsomest selected stocks of
pigues to be had in the CITY, which marked down To
prices that cannot fail to meet the views the most
economical. He has besides 100 pieces of sripcd and
PLAN lenos at equally low figures. ADVERTISEMENT
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

tHIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL. AID
association No 3-Ths regula monthly meeting of the
above Association will take place their Hall on
Maf"is street, near Common, on TUESDAY, March l.
at u O'Clock P. NJ.
Punctual attendance is requested.
fest 1t j. j. BARTON, Secretary
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THE EYEs.-In the whole pbvsica1 orr.riz,
ton nothing can be found more interesting than the an
e5 S ana physiology Of the While this admit
ted thousands, ard among them persons with nretan
sions to general knowledge quite ignorant not
~ OF the general structure but pathology niicat
Ell when real Disease sets in Many ailments of this or
gan are produced by opacites which unreQnent
~ lnameo ny The use of quack containing SUI
gs 0 lead Again disease is produced by the njae
consequence of inherent tant Immediate resort shoniI
be had to an experienced optician; even when nnder
fRamsahses we would strongly recommend Mr. William
spread reputation for his scientific in the
tation and of glasses every form of
i've vision no matter from whatever cause arising
Brazilian Pebble Spectacles famous and
I'm an only De found at the above named location where
exercises Judgment almost amounting to Intuition i'm
- S A."oo NA'ohSo
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CoRsETs.-Joseph Miller, Jr., COZ Magazine
street. has hand 500 French coses of all STYLES and
prices which he is selling at unusually low prices. See
advertisement
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TEA-Berry 81 Williams, log Canal street.
have Just received large invoice of crop
they are selling at IS per cent cheaper than the
quality ever sold before.
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:, Al the virtues Of the true CALAsAYA BARK are
to be found in the ARGYLE BlTTERS making them
the best Appetizer and gentle Tonic In all cases Of
General Debility and Derangement Of the Stomach and
Digestive Organs that 1t ia possible to produce.
Being mild in effect and pleasant the TASTE they
are especially recommended TO- delicate females as q
gentle eo0thing and invi gornting tonic.
4. b. Wheelock, Sole PROPRIETOR New Orleans
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limitations of Halls Vegetable Sici1ian Hair
Renewer are being thrust upon the market in great
numbers do not be deceived by them, but demand
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SINGERs CELEBRATED NEW FANILY sFyV-
~ ING MACHINE SS"
1s the best Sewing Machine offered to tide public
IL HENS and Felis, Braids Cords, Tucks and Maria
sna with such elegance and that the
finest needlework would mean in comparison r. .;
the only Machine evor invented that embroidcrs With
the LockSttch and account It's adjustable foot
has greater range of work than any other 1t ia used
almost by all the Lady Aners and in all the
Converts OF this city and it has the greatest circulation
u any AhAenine IN the world Warrant every Machine
sell to give satisfaction and after Sar trial q, o+
the money fit does not do JOHN McNuLTY.
7Camp street, New Orleans
wholesale and Retail Agency for Louisiana Texas Mis-
sissipPi and Alabama, and agent for George Clark
Celebrated NEW THREAD.
SEWING Machine Twist and Flax Thread of the hest
LOT Dress Makers Tailors and Saddlers CON.
fe2I
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NEW ADvzaTIsEnRKTs.


u . 4
OVER THIRTY YEARsHxxO&u TIE punrm
Dn.McLANHss
CE L A T e d YER MIFUGE
The Safest and Most Rel!ss, . war. ps.sy.r y II
! No Mothsr's Nursery shouId - without IL
| Arc your children aIling now E e e r .7sss1 4
| Have they Continual Itching efthe nose e
Have they Ravenous or Depreysa Appsurs
Have they Hard. Swollsp Abdomen
Have they Furred Tongue and Disaerecsble Tases
GIVE THEM McLANE,S vERMIFuox.
Have they Offensive Breath and Headache,
Have they Craving Sensation In the Stomach
Have they Disturbed syep. with grinding Of the teeth
Have they Temporary blindness and Deafnessi
GIVE THEM McLANES vERNrFUGE
bewarned In time. Delays dangerous.
MCLANE'S VERMIFUGE
Is no dangerous sugar candy
McLANEtS vER1uFUGE
may be given to the tendercst infant or aged .dr.
Be sure you get Dr. G. McLANE's CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE.
Nome genuine without the I'll Mature Of 3
Sold all over the world. oAo mhaI =
HALL HIBERNIAN MUTUAL, BENEyn.
LENT AsSOCIATION.-ThoR Regular Mestin.. ~ .s,.
association will take place ON the first THURa
DAY OF each month. at u O'Clock p. n, at ths
schooihouse ON Marigny street. between Css.c.Ivo -
Greatu,en streets, Third District
fe2i ly ROBERT BARTTrv $500
Hprnp.,Ie IL. HAKrE.
49, -...---.. Canal street. ...13 o
Touro Buildings, New Orleans.
Keep always on hand full supply Of all Good. s.
sSnS 70 their line, such MEDICINES SURGHHT
Depot Depot for AZ MINERAL WATERS. thNcAEs' sso'
competent Clerks in attendance at all bor~. 81 A..
80 0l. -"ens. del9 ~
PERFECTION IN BRoILING MEATS ATTAMFn
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A RGYLE B1rrERs.
ARGYLE BITTERs

n = ~ - 11 = : 1s1s'
Inc superiority OF the abovenamed article over any
other Btters is now admitted in every instance where
comparison has been mode Tho proprietor most
sPectfuiy informs the public the high reputation
saye 90 j1sy ncqued has been ther intrinsic
excellence and medicinal qualities cannot be surpasse
ipparting richness and deicacy Of flavor heretofore
nnequaed by any combination Of medicines having any
claim Tor the relief Of the following complaints for
mended, viz: ~
INDIGESTION
DYSPEPSIA,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
JAUNDICE,
FLATULENCY,
Loss OF APPETITE,
SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE,
or any arrangement Of the Stomach
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Money Market,

We have no material variation report In the money
MARKER proper We quote Al notes with
aole Sollatefais Mt 10 to ~ cent per annn and
SECOND grade at Il to Il; business notes without col
"a 'es ae 70 u per cent per month aud second class
ap Mortgage notes at lc per cent I,er an,
mum for al, and ~ for second grade. f ''
at liza and closed at iI6bc. io"
American half dollars isl.
Mexican dollars list
Sterling exchange 1851 to 1861, New York exchange
state Warrants - 10 81 Metropolitan Police "a to 20
City treasury notes ~ to 30 per cent discount "
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FRESH GROCERIES

FRESH GROCERIES,
Choice GOSHEN BUTTER, Fresh TEAS
Java, Laguyra and Rio COFFEE
Rawson s and John J. Roes Sugar Cured HAMS
Fulton Market BEEF PIG PORK,
| Sugar-cured BREAKFAST BACON,
Green SHOULDERS, HAMS, and Spiced PIGS
| FEET,
sPAREyRfBS, PIGS TONGUES,
Extra Mess and No. MACKRREL,
| Roe HERRINGS, New GOLDFISH,
English and American PICKLES. in glass and by
the dozen.
Worcestershire and other SAUCES,
Shaker and Northern PRESERVES and JELLIEs
Fresh PEACHES and other Can Goods.
BUCK WHEAT,
New GOLDEN SYRUP and MoLAssEs
GAINESVILLE City, Veranda, and other choice brands
of FLOUR
Wailaces Pure Mountain Dew and Keller Old
Bourbon WHISKY,
Jelres ALE and Byass PORTER
All of which guarantee pure and genuine and will
sell at the lowest cash prices
All goods delivered any part of the city and Iefr
son free Of drayage.
A. W. SKARDoN & Co.
Corner of Jackson and Rousseau streets
ie2' IL Fourth District.
INCoMPARABLE .....INCoMPARARIE
We desire to call attention of and otbsr
visiting the city to our
INCoMP PARABLE
STOCK OF NEW SPRING GOODS.
It win be found
INCOMPATIBLE
VARIETY. :
INCOMPATIBLE
DEsIRABLENEss.
= INCOMPATIBLE
CHEAPNEss.
J. A. BRASELMAN & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Cash Dealers in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
556 and 500. Magazine Street $50 and $50
fe27 1t Corner st. Andrew st.
YEA. Tea. TEA
The only TEA STORE in the citv is
We have just received the NEW CROP OF TEAS.
We will sell pound of Tea, pc cheaper than Won |
,ver bought the same quality BEFORE
twenty-five cents is worth saving, and you get bet
er article for a less price.
Give us call, We will guarantee satisfaction OF the
money refunded.
The Great Southern Tea Store, LOG Canal street
1e2l 1t BERRY & WILLIAMS
toRSETS- .--.--.s.. CoRSETS. CoRsETs
Emporium OF the Celebrated 500 BONE CORSET
rsn en- Iorsets OF all Styles and Prces The BEST
no CHEAPEST to be bad in the city, at
JOS. MILLER, JR's
Coz Magazine street
Iez' IL Between Josephine and st. Andrew
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8 THE ARGYLE BITTERS
Are for sale at the following wellknown wholesale

THE ARGYLE BITTERS
Are for sale at the following we'll. known whoesal
dealers:
Schmidt & Zeigler
Il. j. Hart L. Co,
Schneider L. Zubcrbier,
q. NJ. Baylv g. Pond
Hartwell. Chambers & Sedberry,
j. NJ. Lewis e. Co.,
Simms, Levy s. Denegre,
Isaacson Sexas Co..
Rosenberg. Scherck & Berksen
y. IL. Blanton & Co.,
John Fleming.
And by retail Druggists and Grocers throughout the
city.
WHEEL0CK, FINLAY g. Co.
Iest I'm Wholesale Agents. New Orleans.
CELEBRATION OF THE
Thirty-Eighth Anniversary of Dolbear Com
mercial College.
PROGRA MME,
Musc-Prayer.
Introductory Kemarks and Degrees Conferred by the
President
Music.
Address to Graduating Class, by Hon. w. M Burwell
Music.
Valedictory-By j. E. Smith, of Arkansas
Music.
Anniversary Oraton-By Rev. J. N. Galleher
Music-Benedction
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Keep aiways on hand full supply Of all Goods anper
iNSmf 70 Their Line sneh MEDICINES SURGHHI
Depot for all MINERAL WATERS eso'
competent Clerks in attendance at all hon.. e. a..
Prescription Department. " al nouts 20 tho
, 1870-10-21


Russia continue. In the park at KEEL
500 percussion muskets are daily trans
formed into breach leaders. The Prus-
slams have not vet arrived at Orleans.
They have deviated from there march to-
wards the East and appear to be conc n
trating around Paris. The news of their
marching on Lyons is u|nfoundeG. The
French say that the losses of the Prus-
slams since the war commenced and par
ticuIarIy near Paris have been so immense
that the German authorities have endea-
voured to hide them from the public.
The French Prisoners of War have been
ordered to work at The canals in Han
over.
New York-General Couseret attemDt-
ed to raise a revolution in France but
was quickly arrested.
The Prussjaus are approaching nearer
to Paris,
ST. Topcte and others have rendered
themselves unpopular in Madrid on ac-
, 1870-10-21
From tie Spectator, OctoJsr H.

Nj. Thiers, says NJ. Reuter-, arrived at
St. Petersburg on September 9th, and
descended at the "Demulh' HoteI, which
being interpreted means the Hotel of
HumlIity,-a very good hotel for the pur-
pose OF his mission. But it does not look
as If that mission were likely to be very
prosperous. At least we are told that
Nj. Theirs has had an interview with
Prince Gortschakof, but that he will not
be received except in private by the Gar
or the Czarewitch. Russia does not, APP
parently, intend to run any risk at present
of an embodiment with Prussia.
, 1870-10-21
BAZAINE'S ACTIVITY.

London.-Advices from Tours show
great activity on the part of Bazaine.
Prisoners captured from his force on the
asst s%orlie, state that his movement was
occassioned by a report received from a
spy that the Pfussians had weakened the
force surrounding the city by sending off
relntorcements to troops operating against
Lyons. The garrison is very active, hav-
ing developed in strong force outside the
Notifications. The troops and a force of
laborers are kept diligently at work by
night throwing up new earth works.
3Oth September,
London,-The military operations of
, 1870-10-21

And yet Russia is ostentatiously making
preparations; and the popular feeling
against Germany is freely expressed in
the papers, usually 50 severely controlled.
The Gazette de la BomrSe, of st. Peters
burg, contained an article on Tuesday
which, had it been official, would have
been equivalent to a declaration of war
, 1870-10-21

vi. DaroUf the first baIloon-postman
OF Pans, gives q very amusiUg account
OF his expedition. No sooner was his
balloon, with its three sacks of letters,
fairly outside tbe euceiute, than he was
fired at by The Prussiau cannon and then
by their rifles. Some of the shots caused
the balloon TO vibrate, but none of them
hit. 1t 10 said for NJ. Darouf-but his
w narrative omitted this fuatIre,-tbat
IN answer to the shots he dropped calling
cards upon the Prussian marksmen.-a
capital a~tter-thought. When many miles
beyond all signs Of the Prussian Army
he was running WeStWards before the
WInd-he caused The balloon to descend,
and found himself near Evreux, whence
he went on quietly by train the next
morning to Tours. We cannot under
stand why our newspapers should o
get Paris letters by this balloon posts.
Nothing can be easier than TO manage a
balloon posts from Paris since the coun-
try on all sides is French, and the German
armies are only a ring round Paris.
From Metz, OF course, there was great
danger OF floating into German territory
and so losing the dispatches but there
Is 70 tear Tor such a misfortune in the
case Of Paris. 1t would, naturally. be
much more difficult to get a balloon into
Paris than out ofit,-with the very small
power as yet possessed of guiding the
balloon.
General De Wimpden has published q
, 1870-10-21
PRUSSIAN ~PRECAUSIONS.
A~nticipations Of French Offensive
Moveme0ts-Great Activity of the Re
publican Forces
Immeuce Armies in the Field.

~OEG' ~
Brusseis.-There is a mysterious ac-
tivity prevailing among the German troops
at Sedan, and a secret movement of their
forces in a direction which is kept secret.
Besides these manguvers, the outposts
have been doubled, and the works upon
the surrounding country placed in a tho
rough condition for defence.
VIdettes and numerous patrols occupy
all the main points of observation, and the
greatest vigilance is manifested.
Whether these extraordinary precau-
tons are being taken in anticipation Of q
sudden French attack, or whether they
are intended as a ruse to divert suspicion
from a hostile movement in some new
quarter in the direction ofMezieres Yer
dun or Montmedy, caunot be definitely
ascertained.
However, a large force of Bavarian ca
yaIry have arrived, and attachments now
patrol all the roads.
The main body are concentrated with
in the town.
Positive information received here from
Paris announces that the French mean to
operate in the rear of the Prussiai6 rmies,
both at Paris and Metz.
Corps of Free Shooters will be active
" organized 10 cut the telegraph wires,
destroy railroads and supplies, and har-
rass and annoy the Prussians in every
conceivable way.
Ehe Francs-tireurs in Alsace are alrea-
dy al their harrassing operations.
The Government of France is evidently
preparing for a vigorous campaign be-
fore The opening of the Winter.
All Frenchmen between the ages of
twenty and thlrty-hve are debarred from
leaving the country by q decree from the
Ministry at Tours.
THE FRENCH GUERILLAS.
, 1870-10-21
FRENCH GUERILLAS.

Sept, 80, I67O.
Tours.-The Prussian force lately ope-
rating about Orleans are now reported to
be retiring rapidly. The news ofthe late
reyerses to the Pru3sians in the week of
battles on the east and south of Paris has
occassioned this retrogado movement.
The Francs-Tlreurs are reported as meet
ing with great su cess on the Prussian
rear. At PiIhiyiers yesterday they cap
7ored and burned a Prussian supply
train.
, 1870-10-21

General De Wlmpfen has published a
letter which puts the conduct of the (tben)
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-15
General Results State and Congress
sional.

Returns from the First Congress
sional DISTRICT indicate the election
Of Mitchell (dom) over Judge Lyon
By 1000 majority. Walworth gave
the latter 1000 maj, Racine 400 and
Kenosha 2gO. Waukesha gave
Mitchell 300 majority.
In the Second Decentralization
(rcp) is elected over Cook by 1000
maj, Rock giving him 1000, Colum-
bia 600, and Dane 100 maj with 500
against him in Jefferson.
In this DiBtrict Barber's majority
will probably reach in the neighbour
hood Of 5000. Grant gave him 1910,
Richland 2a0, Lafayette so, and
Sank and Green each $50 maj
Iowa gave Slrachan 300 majority.
In the Fourth District EIdridge
(dcm) is reelected by about 1000
majority.
Ia the Fifth District Sawyer (rep)
is reelected by a larger majority
than ever, which will probably reach
GOOO.
In the SiSth District Gen. Rusk
(rep) has carried fully 5000 majority
over the combined opposition of the
democracy and temperance party.
From the latest return the po!iti-
cal complexion Of the next legisla-
ture is quite as favorable as the last,
when we consider that this is the
"oh' year and the general apathy
among republicans and local issues
existed. In Sheboygan and Iowa
Counties the republicans have elected
their Senator where there was doubt
as to the result, and have gained q
Senator in Lafayette. In the As
sembly they gain member each
in Fon du Lac, Outagamie, Manito-
woe, Dodge Eau Claire, Brown and
Pierce. The democrats have gained
two in Milwaukee, one each in jeff
erson, Dano and Chippewa. The re-
publicans VIII probably have Is of
33 members Of the Senate, and IS OF
the 100 mcilbers Of the Assembly.
Altogether we have reason TO be
gratifcd vi b the election results in
the State. lTho only disaster that
has fallen d bon the party anywhere
is in the FiSst Congl District in the
defeat Of Judge Lyon. The Milwau
kee .SeHtia1 says. that "the defeat i,
fully accouhtcd for upon merely 10
cal and = rsonal grounds. Their,
have bcenlno conversions hero t
Democratii sentiments, aud the elec
ton OF Mr. Mitchell is in no sense,
political triumph that promises any
permanent, advantage to our oppO
nents."