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J. J. RAWLINGS,
JNO. L. WEBB,
JNO. RAWLINGS

The business wiz be continued by ]. j. Raw
lings and Jno. L. Rawlings, under the same
firm style as heretofore. We will be pleased
to see all our old friends, and viii conduct our
business for their interests on liberal and cor
rect principles.
HB- Those indebted to the old firm will please
observe the Importance of settling up and be-
ginning again. j. ]. RAWLINGS & co.
Memphis, September 2, 1872. seq
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DISSOLUTION.

TINHE Firm OF J.J. Rawlings & Co. is dissolved
i by mutual consent, by the withdrawal Of
j. J.. Webb j. Rawlings viii pay all debts
of the concern, to whom all indebted TO IL will
please make payment.
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EVENING-CLASS NO. 29j.
g. =, 40, 80, Al, ), Il, %, 80, 81, p, IL
As witness our hand, at Memphis, this 18th
day of September, 1872.
JAMES COLEMAN, THOS. Fl. HILLS,
TOBIAS WOLFE, W. o. WO0DSON,
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BsSroA p.ra,cKs. No, !

ssSroA p.-asrxs. 10,
Arrii so. is6G.
Ia IoW~ RrLL.-Dear Sir. Kno,i ing .ha efficiency %.
your Sarsspsrliia. and the healing md beneficial
tics II Possesses send you the following m
my case.
was wounded aboattwo years sgo-was taken prs.
obsr sud confined for six ror.hs Being moved so Of
ten. m, wounds hsve not healed yet have not sat IN
moment since was wounded. an sbo, through ia,
hips Ny general health - impsircd and need some.
thing to assist nature. have faith IN our Ssr.
sapsrilla thsn anything else wish 'h.' he germ
inc. Please express me half dozen bcttics ana DOLL &c
CArrAix c p JOHNSON
81. lorIs, no.
+. S-The following written April so,h 1855, BY
Mrs. Jennie Johnson, mother Of Capt. johnson;
Da. Joas BrLL-Dear Sir: Nv husband. Dr. c. s
Johnson was skiilfui surgeon and physician Contra
New York. where ee died. leaving the above L. p
johnson TO my care. At thirteen years cf age he had
chronic diarrhes and scrofuis for which gave your
Ssrsaparla. IL cured him. have for ten years re-
!, To- many in sew York. Ohio and Icws for
scrofuIs. fever sores. and general debility Perfect
success has attended II. The effected in some
rsses OF rcrofua and fever almost
am very anxious for to again have recourse 10
your Ssrsapsria. He Is fearful Of getting spurious
article. hence his writing 10 you for IL. His wounds
" ere terrible. hut believe he will recover
Respectfully
JENNIE JOHNSON
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celebrated medicine claims
iorit superiority over all remedies offered tbs
pubic TOT the sAtH cEETAs PEkMAN1NT Of Agpe
and Fever Chis and Fever whether Of short or long
standing He refers To the entire Western and South
western country 10 bear him testimony to The truth OF
the assertion thatin whatever IL fail cure
II the directions are strictly followed In great
many casesa single dose has been sufficient for cure
and whole families have been cured by single bottle
with perfect restoration Of the general health II Is
however. prudent and in every certain cure
" ito use tscontinued In smaller doses for wee
after the disease has been checked diff
ncnlt and long-standinE cases Usually this medicine
VIII not require any aid to keep the bowels in good order
should the patient. however. require cathartc med
cine after having taken three four doses Of the Tonic
single dose Of BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
will be fficiept.
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BULLS
SARSAPARILLA!

Read the following extract Of letter from Mrs
Rivers.~i life Of Reverend DIR. Rivers. of the nos
learned eloquent and popular Ministers Of the Metho
dist Episcopal Church and who is at present stationed
At Broadw ay Church, Louisville, Ky.
LouisvILLg. XIV. Oct. s, 1853,
DIR. JonS BCLL-DgAK SIN: Many thanks to YOU for
the medicine you have kindly given me. / have
been great sufferer for years and had tn. advice o,
various physicians. Some pronounced my spine. some
my lungs ard some my heart be til. seat Of n.y
disease have been burnt blister ed and cupped until
had become dsheartencd Several very eminent phys
csDs whs eAan''sd my spine informed me that was
tbreai-n-d With paralysis or upporexy any day. and
that n"thng hut seton would r.lievesnl.. had n
perfect horror nf that and hcsitsng about having
one Inserted when you kindly sent your SarsapA.
ra which nne dately begun 10 take TIRE. time, \
day. had suffered terribly with acute pain in
the right side q. my heat. especially when would
read or write for sny length Of time. and rising my
lee, would he perfectly blind for several minutes and
would bav. 10 hold to something prevent falling
am mos, happy To inform you tina, the pain in my
head Is .:rel. relieved suffer but seldom with
spine and then not 81 scui.iy Ny appetite Is good
indeed for the frat time i'm my iii. enjoy ms dinner
more ID an any meal during the day.
You kindly sen. me four bottles agsn las; night end
fsran again ibis morning. sad hope he entirely
renewed Please accept my heartfelt. thanks and best
wishes
Very ;ruiy.your.most grateful friend.
NJ. b. Z. RivEKs.
Ny Journal sbounds with similar LETTERS all OF which
yuarsnt-e to be genuine and written By the persons
Dc no: suffer yourself 70 he imposed on. DON, he
dra"n n~sr after and doubtful experiments Don't
risk ,rsr health by letting no,e-s experiment upon
you with heir trash.
Ny hsrsaparlls has srood The test for twenty "A .
II H. still! The sparilla If the day ard of III
az. towering over all Others in popularity and it,
curstivc gnal,e-.
Avoid all those who are trying tc palm on on YOU
other extracts Of Ssrsspsrilla. socali. Eemsrnb,r II
Is ~ I"hn Ba''s SsrssrariIia. Of Louisville Ky ths
j. IL. old 'snd -elsbi, comedy for Impurities If the
''ao. and serofulu- affections Always bear that i'll
Irind
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" We Inadvertently neglected last
week to call attention to the fact that
'iienry Nichaus, a son Of BENZ. Nichaus,
81 ratoka township, was a cand idate
Tor Real Estate Appraiser. Henry is a
young man Of good Judgment, and
would.do his best to discharge properly
The duties Of the Office if elected.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-10-04

Court NOTICE. Witnesses and Juror.
summoned for Common Pleas Court
next week, are informed that they need
not-attend until Wednesday morning
as election day comes on Tuesday, and
there is not much business on the
docket.
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AZ Severa! indictments for selling
liqnor without license were found by the
GRAND jury last week. aud four or five
OF the parties came mp and plead guilty
and were fined five dollars for each
oilensc. Better take out license.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-10-04

= Mcssrs. Joseph Serlner.hcim and
John W. Brett. two Of our enterprising
merchants, have gone to Cincinnati 10
lay in their winter stocks of goods.
Look out for something nice when they
return.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-10-04

-bill Heilman, Radical Candidate for
Congressman in the first District, was
III Ferdinand II this county, last week,
treating promiscuously 10 the beer, in
hopes-of getting votes. lie didn't know
ne had got out of his district. He
wouldn't get many votes in Ferdinand
any way.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-10-04

The receipts Of the Pike Count,
Fair, this year, amounted To $2,ll2 50.
Last year the receipts were $l7UO.
Mr.. .. L. Hobbs. OF our county took
the premium OH his thresher and sep.
araior.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-10-04

= Supt. sabin and Engineer Weeks
were IN town on Tuesday, examining
me quality of the rock for the abut.
menis for the railroad bridge across Pa
'oSa. The work Oh the road is being
pushed with activity.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-10-04

Ut County candidates are busy dis
tributing tickets this week.
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OF Read carefully Greelcy's great
speeches, which we publish to-day, aud
compare them with the utterances OF
Grant. and then vote in favor Of peace
and reconciliation, on next Tuesday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-10-04

- The street crossings around til
Public Square need fixing up badly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-10-04

6J"The melancholy days hav,
come" etc. Somebody sing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-10-04

~ The brick work ON the new
school-housc Is completed.
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B U L l. S
w orm Destroyer

EXTRACT or LETTER PROM GEORGIA.
vILLAnow, wALKEG Co., GA
June 20.
Ia. IoHx RrLL-Dear Sir: I have recently given vouy
eficacious II has fac In single instance 10
the wished Tor effect am doing pretty large country
practice and have daily for article Of the kind
am, sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS 7. CLEMENT. NJ d.
malls in favor Of my Worm Destroyer that new.paper
IL "a an infallible remedy fer Worms. TRY II and he
convinced. See my Journal for full description
JOHN BULL.
Bulls CcdrOn Bitters.
Bulls PectOral Wild Cherry
Bnlps Extract BuChu.
BULBS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS,
Al,he above medicines prepared by Dr. Joax Brtt
At hisLsbratory, Fifth street, Louisville Ky.
FOR SALE BY NJ. FRIEDMAN & co.
JASPER, IND, and by Druggists gcu.
orally. May 81, '7c-lv.
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az A part Of the timbers for the
railroad bridge, across the Patoka, are
already got out, and it is expected the
bridge will be speedily completed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-10-04

~ Mr.. NJ Friedman is building al
ice house.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-10-04

PREACHING Rev. J. w. Moore, NJ
+. Preacher In charge Of this Circuit,
will preach his first sermon in Jasper
On next Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-10-04

On and after Tuesday Of this week
no revenue stamps will lie required on
deeds, mortgage, and all papers OF that
description.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-10-04

'CS The canvas Of Messrs. Ped and
sehaier, of this county. his week. has
been asuccesS thr9a.s lout, aud our peo.
pie are ,avoraDly impressed with our
next Representative.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-10-04

AZ Another good butcher would
make good living in Jasper. We won
der some Of our farmers close by don't
Day attention to il.
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4" Every farmer, by bringing some
u,ns into the Fair, week after next, will
aa materially In making it q success,
."a profitable. as It is intended be, to
.ue farming and mechanical interests of
.ae county. Let them bear In mind
mat 1t will take the emitted excrtions Of
.ue entire county to make good Fair,
s"o then resolve to do their share, and
""'ii Dc . glorious success, and Of IN.
J, benefit to them in the future.
= Properly Esmsed.
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" s@sera. sharp ;ro,ts this week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-10-04

IMPROVEMENTS. = The Mill Company
oi Allies Il Go. have this week erected
'he frame for a residence for one of the
partners, Mr.. p. B. Scheirich, on their
loi near ihc mill.
Me- W. Brciz has also broke ground
iof the excavation for a residence for
nimself, on his lot on West street.
\. II. Mchringer is also at work on
we frame Of . new residence, on Mill
street, near the Planning Mill.
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The household word IN the future those an eed will
be. go Mt once without delay and purchase from
your Druggist the Dever-failng Chill Tonic pre-
pared by Dr. Mekennsy. and thereafter
bring strength and vgor 10 the almost
destroyed constitution, brough; about
br the long continued Chills and
Fever, and the use If medi-
cines that have failed TO
produce radical
cure.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-10-04

The people Of this country have in vsn sought 20 nr
remedy safe ami beyond Doubt reliabie-ttst Woul
thoroughly eradicate from the .ys,em
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Cure the ChiIIs and Fever
DR.. McKcnney's
Rheumatic I.iniIraent.

viii almost instantly relieve the obstinate Rbea-
msiic Pains. Try IT, DO not fail all times ~ have NJ
your command bottle Of this great Pain Destroyer.
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ia Sn!'hR COURIER
ss=-=.s;---- -: -
" Severe. sharp sro,ts this week.
~ The brick work ON the new
school housc il completed.
NJ County candidates are busy dis
tributing tickets this week.
- The street crossings around tn,
Public Square need fixing up badly.
-
6T"The melancholy days have
come" etc. Somebody sing
a. The District Fair is being held al
Lo0gootee this week.
~ Mr.. NJ. Friedman is building an
ice house.
PREACHING Rev. J. w. Moore, NJ.
+. Preacher In charge Of this Circuit,
will preach his first sermon in Jasper,
On next Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock.
AZ Another good butcher would
make good living in Jasper. We won
der some Of our farmers close by don't
pay attention to it.
az A part Of the timbers for the
railroad bridge, across the Patoka, are
already got out, and it is expected the
bridge will be speedily completed.
On and after Tuesday Of this eek
no revenue stamps will lie required on
deeds, mortgages. and all papers OF that
description.
q The canvass Of Messrs. Peed and
Senator, OF this county. his week. has
been asuccess thr9a.s Aout, aud our peo
pie are ,avvraDiy impressed with our
next Representative.
OF Read carefully Greelcy's great
speeches, which we publish to-day, aud
compare them with the utteranccs of
Grant. and then vote in favor Of peace
and reconciliation, on next Tuesday.
- Mcssrs. Joseph Serinershcim and
John w. Brett. two Of our enterprising
merchants, have gone to Cincinnati 10
lay in their winter stocks of goods.
Look out for something nice when they
return.
az Severa! indictments for selling
liqnor without license were found by the
Grand Jury las, week. aud four or five
OF the parties came mp and plead guilty
and were fined five dollars for each
onei'se. Better take out license.
Supi. sabin and Engineer Weeks
were IN town on Tuesday, examining
The quality. of the rock for the abut.
menis for the railroad bridge across Pa
'o1a. The work Oh the road is being
pushed with activity.
The receipts Of the Pike County
Fair, this year, amounted to $2.ll2 81.
Last year the receipts were $l7uO.
Mr. .. +. Hobbs. OF our county took
the premium Oh his thresher and ,ep.
arator.
co. 49, L
COURT NOTICE. Witnesses and jurors
for Common Pleas Court
next week, are informed that they need
not attend until Wednesday morning. ,
MS election day comes on Tuesday. andi1
there is not much business on the
docket. y
~ We inadvertently neglected last !,
week to call attention to the fact that
henry Nichaus, a son Of Benz. Nichaus, \
II Patoka township, was a cand idate 5
or Real Estate Appraiser. Henry is a y
young man Of good Judgment, and
"ould.do his best to discharge properly !,
Ihe duties of the Office if elected. $
-Bill Heilman, Radical Candidate for .
congressman in the first District, was
u Ferdinand ~ this county, last week,
reating promiscuously 10 the beer, in y
'opes-of getting votes. lie didn't know 8
'e had got out OF his district. He O
wouldn't get many votes in Ferdinand
my way.
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For County Clerk.

u We are authorized TO announce
Col. BAIL u. EDMoSsrox, as candidate
for County Clerk, at the ensuing Octo-
her election.
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NcyDENTs OF TEE CANVASS.


The German Greeley and Brown Campaign
Club OF the Nineteenth Ward has presented the OF
o. Hoffman, a candidate for the Assembly
The soldiers and sailors of the With Congress
District met last evening at No. us East Broadway.
and appointed delegates to the Pittsburgh Grant Con
yentiOn.
organized as Committee OF Hundred, and proposes
10 take an active interest I'm the local nominations made
by the Democratic and Republican parties.
A fifth German Greeley and Brown Club OF
the XIIth Assembly District organized Tuesday
night with NJ. N. Pnlvermacher, President w. Prince.
Wee President, anc f. Fsche Secretary The club has
about 100 members. Delegates Wall be elected To the
Central Committee at the next meeting, which Will DO
held at No. 249 Second at, on Sept. TO-
At meeting of the Hid Assembly Distri ct
Grant Republican Association held last evening at No.
l9l Chatham-st resolutions adopted indorsn9 the
nominations OF the Utica Convention p. C. Van WICK,
delegate made brief address fav0rng the candidacy
of Dix and Robinson for Governor and Leutenantioy
ernOr committee OF three was appointed TO assist IN
proposed ratification or the state ticket. EcYeu
members were enrolled.
The Eighth Ward Greeley and Brown
Campaign Club OF Brooklyn raised fine banner at
Twenty -thrd-st and Fifhave., last night. More than
1000 persons we're in attendance. Bonfres, calcium
lights rockets and Chinese lanterns were displayed and
the proceedings were characterized by great enthusiasm
Alderman BOand presided and introduced TO the assem-
blage r. NJ Williamson of Brooklyn, who said thaJ thero
were two candidates for President I'm the teld-oDo
with a military reputation that was good, ana
political reputation which was certainly bad ana tho
other @ man who known wherever the English
language spoken Of the representative men OF
pressed Major Hart Col j. W. sharp, and others. also
addressed the meeting
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FIRST FRUITS OF LOUISVILLE.

Several hundred voters Of the With Congress
District. IN answer call signed by about 30 res'denS'
met at the sheeran House. at Firstaye. and Twenty.
drst.st last night 20 organize a Greeley and BrowH
Campaign Club. More tban 200 names were enrolled.
and the enthusiasm manifested was very great. Ihs
citizens Of this ward have rather diaory In comma
forward IN support OF tho Liberal candidates Bcing
adherents Of James Orien they have been rather ro-
luctant desert him. but with Che collapse OF inc LoaS
vile Convention they have resolved 10 support Mr.
Greeley Thos Duffy impressed upon the audience the
necessity for earnest vigorous work during cue cDuns
two months He declared that One-hah Of tho R3puD-
can party undecided whether 70 vote Tor Sreeey
or Grant and proper organization and hard WORK alone
were needed 10 secure the aid Of the people, and u
crush the combination OF knavery and corruption rep
refented by Grant and his COCO ofhceh0lders. ,r,
The following officers were elected: President Thomas
Duffy; yice-Pres,dents, Daniel Ryan, Peter FLYER.
Timothy Tierney; Secretaries, James Duffy, john NC
Farand; Treasurer, John Kelly scrgeantatArms.
Ryan. Toe Association will be known as tho Chapph
qua Campaign Club.
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CONGRESS- NOMINATIONS.

LITTLE Rock, Sept. 5.-M. l.. Bill was nomi-
mated for Congress by the Democrats Of the lid District
to-day Thomas NJ. Gunten was also nominated for Con
eress by the Democrats OF the lid District.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. S.-The Vth District Congress
Democratic Convention representing Bucks County and
the Twepty-second, Twenty-third and Twentyflfth
Wards of this city, held at Doylestown to-day,
and L!nington Phillips OF Bristol was nominated. His
oppouent Is A Harmer, the present Member Of Con
gress. ,,,
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 5.-The Liberal Republicans and
Domoerats Of the lid District to-day nominated Pascha
Coggins Republican, and late Of The sacramento
Union, for Congress.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS W. Va. Sept. 6.-Judge John
r. ua,s was renomnated for Congress this evening by
rhe District Convention at Staunton, Va, ~.
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tfy itself With the Greeley and Brown movement ana
II IA certain that the opposition 70 those candid stes
nowhere stronger than 10 this city, Thousands OF 0er
man Democrats who have supported their party hereto
fore Wi, now choose their Grant ana
wilson 1t tme therefore 70 form Dy,ng
cratic Republican organization 10 insure unitSu acton
on the part OF Germans for the purpose stated"
IL was evident from the debate which tho reafng c'
this document called forth that the majority ofthoss
present we're anxious 10 defeat any movement In syos
OF Gen Grant, A motion 10 adjourn until hoV.s wH
speedily made and carried and the meeting broke 10"
confusion and excitement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-06
DIED.

HUGGINS-Sept T. In this CITY, James haSgns esl' IN 1s va
year of his age. 80. 81, ..,-t-.,.
M ana and those OF bis family respectfully pvt
70 attend the funeral from Filth
ave and Tenthst Saturday the h inst, at ~ shOas iss
her invitation
New-Haven. Conn. papers please
Suddenly indianapolis mi, wednesday night sept hns
Lille Reed wife Of K Reed and daughter Of Wm ami Carohos
StoutenbOrOugh.
Church Of the Holy Trinity bookyp ~ t. ciJs
Sept 7. at O'Clock.
sKEEI-At Harlem THURSDAY Sept D. W. skee in the sss
year OF his 49,
Relatives and Of bis my espegT -equd % seos
from bis late residence avg East senI
Will be
uesi OF ntermeut SATURDAY morning
ylSDERLIPOn Thursiay morning. sept Louise Merchant ony
daughter Of John Cnnna IL Fandep sgod years ,Ri
months o.
o5gs T. on SATURDAY, sept the ARRIVAL Of the IL O'clock
" $50 fr,m New.Y York on Morris and BeI Railroad
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THE VERMONT ELECTION.
luL fLhhOfl A1i<f~NNNDN'
RETURNS FROM RUTLAND AND BENNINGTON
COUNTIES.

RETURNS FROM RUTLAND AND BENNINGTON
COUNTIES
RUTLAND, Sept. 3.-COmplete returns from
Rutland County give Converse 4,51 Gardner 2O50 Re
publican majority 2I9a loss Of $50 on the vote OF 1870
Bennington County complete gives Converse (Repub-
ncan) a majority of $780, Two Republican State Senators
have been elected by about 1000 majority each This
county elected Democratic Senators at the last election
BURLINGTON Sept 5,-The Burlington Free Press has
returns from 2O towns casting seven-eghths OF the
vote OF the State. They give Converse Ss,l46 and
Gardner, 1850 The remaining towns will add about
1850 to Converses majority which will be In the neigh
borhood Of $4,000 The Senate Is unanimously Republ-
can and the House will have fewer Greeley Representa-
fyes than there were Democrats III the last Legislature