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GERMANY.

Berlin, September 1l.--There was . grand
military parade here to-day q which three
Emperors headed their respective se1imenta
The Oldest son of the Crown Prince, Fred.
erick William, wore the order of st. An.
nrew. which wss conferred ON him this
morning BY the Car. The parade was Wit.
messed by ~ immense coucourse.
This evening court dinner Was given At
the Imperial Palace. Emperor William gave
toast to the guests. The Emperor of Aus.
tris proposed health 70 the German Emper.
or and family. The Cars toast wss valiant.
The German festivities to.dsy terminated
10 monster torchlight procession this even.
ing, and the playing of the Prussian ,aloo
BY 1924 musicians.
The Czar made Prince Fredenck Charles
and Frederick Henry Albert field marshal,
of the Russian army.
To-day after tho review Bismarck had
. long private interview with the Cxar. He
WAS afterward closeted for two hours with
Gortschakoff.
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Saturday Morning, Sept IA. 1872.
Fer Presile.t n the Usitel States
Has anybody heard anything "drap, "
lately! See Maine news.

IA will be seen in the paper to-day,
It 10 reported that Capt. Sam Hart died on
the way homo last month. The Capt. has
many warm friends In the Territory, who
will be sorry TO learn this sd news. We
are IN hopes there 10 some mistake about II,
for by this time his friends here couM have
received the news direct.
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BY the following from the Noasnnian
Ut the 9Th. VIC learn that our editor has
bolted headlong into the Internal Regions.
regardless Of consequences and without even
the benefit Of + spiritual adviser We shall
never smile again until We hear that the
passage Of the Fire Hole has been success
fully accomplished, for Prince" Is skit-
fish animal and shys =, every thing he pass.
"a. and II requires horse of steady nerves
70 work bis way through the dominions Of
His Satanic Majesty without beng brighten.
cd II III. many strange and terrible sights
TO be found therein:
Capt Jas. II. Mills. Of the New NOnru
WEST. came into town on monday. He pu,
IN On appearance ut orr sanctum and was
right welcome. He II canvassing the Terri-
tory In tho interest Of his paper. and judy
Ing from his good natured phiz. and bis
evident satisfaction with himself and all
mankind, We conclude he has been success
full IN his efforts thus far He remained in
town until Wednesday. when he accompa.
MED party on trip to the 0eyscr cOuntry,
70 interview the wonders Of that locality.
We believe he intends to bring back a
moderate sized Gcyscr To run his new
power press In printing the NEW NoRrn.
West.
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Toronto, September l0--A large party Of
engineers. under the command Of Captain
Anderson, of tho Royal engineers, have left
for Pen'bina, where they expect to meet the
American party appointed 10 determine the
18th parallel. the boundary line between the
CDitej States aud Canada from the lake of
the Woods to the Rocky Mounisins. Its
thought the work will occupy three or four
years.
Cincinnati, September 10!-Some Texas
cattle. diseased with splevic fever, go, in,oa
dairy farm seven miles north. and caused
the death Of thirty COWS.
Louisville, September lO-The city 10
filed with strangers TO attend the peace 70.
union. The grounds are elegantly decorate
ell. Ono hundred and fifty cooks are barbe>
c0ing hogs, sheep and cattle.
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the sCHUTTlER WAGONS.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

ANNOUNCEMENT
IN order I" correct the falls. reports that have h..
freely circulated by parties interested IN inuiu, ~,
oasinss-. that all my stock Of Wagon Material w,.
1tsssoyed BY Arc October Nth, 1871 invite all ,ho.r
VINO may have ~ opportunity to call and rxomin, NV
stock: 1t the folio wing places. viz: ''e NY
warehouse, ~ and u south Clinton Street
Lumnes ar cor. Monroe aud Clinton Street.
Hummer ! ar' ~ 10 * south Clinton Street
Lumtr lara, " 10 l'6 West Adams Street
Al outside the burnt district. where ,iiJ, have
tho'eneb'y seasoned stock Of lumt.er Tor
9S.ooo Waesas ut q. Ra,A
si,a am daily adding 10 my already large stock os
material. which Will warrant me IN saving that hay
: stock " Wagon Lumber superior 70 snv and y,
manufacturers In the NOrthwesf. Wy "''' ~
For fnr'h"r information address
?. SCHUTTLEk
~ MONROE It,, Chicago, H.
or GEO. A LOWE.
,.. Corinnc. Utah
'""m ISAAC ADAMS,
liclena, Montana
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TflEeRApNlc lolScellAlllEs.

, Bangor. Me-. September "a heavy frost
in some portions of the state on Tuesday
and Wednesday nights In the town Of Ply.
mouth the corn was killed. and the farmers
are cutting It Cor fodder. The tler,no,ne,e,
| q s O'Clock yesterday morning s,ond 81
above sero
Alta meeting Of the Workingmen's Union.
New York. the Typographical Union with
drew, on account Of the passage Of rule
requiring oil the members To psy Is cents
per week when strikes were in progress.
The Wor'Ts special from Geneva says the
Tribunal has made awards for Losses by the
Alabama, Florida and Shenandoah. and for
the expenses Of the United States in pursue
ing them. The award il said to he 8l5,.
0o0.Ooo
New York. September It'll stated
that the Cuban privateer, Pioneer. has been
condemned :" BE- sOld ut auction On the 10Th
inst.
Salt Lake. September z.--There 10 u
grand demonstration to. night of the soldiers
and sailors In favor Of Grant. Chief Jus,jcc
Mexican, u veteran 1T the war Of the rebel.
lion presided.
The Indians are still committing dcprc<la
tiOns in the Southern counties. Gen. Nor
row telegrnphs that Tsbhionna and ,rih. are
very threatening and administrative.
There j. NJ excitement over the r..
ported discovery that the entire soil Of the
farms in the valley near Salt Lake il nur,fer.
ous. averaging twenty dollars per ton. The
Journal says that whole lions Of land are
manurea with the precious metal.
Wilson, who killed Roosevelt Tibbetts In
this city few days ago. was discharged by
the examining magistrate on the the ground
that the deed was committed In as@f De
fence.
Paris. September 6.--n b ssaored that
Nellie Grant is 10 marry Dayessies de Hau.
sanne, suilsr Ut . WORK on the institutions
II alss United States.
Pa',ls, X, September 7.-Thesc vas .
horrible .h.ui,le murder seven miles from
here last night Caleb Shcrcer, q veal thy
farmer living n Ossawattamie township, In
at Of insanity produced BY family dinicul.
ties, muriess.l HE daughter. Mrs. Wallace,
aud dsngenasty wounded his wife and con
In INV, Wallace The latter, in defending
himself, struck Sl,ercer blow, causing in.
slant dsaih. The wounds IT Nrs sherccr
and Wallace IRE pronounced fatal.
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Geneva, September cit IL announced
that the damages awarded the United State
Will exceed three million pounds sterling
only by few thousand pounds. The sittina
OF the Board to-day was brief. The CLOSING
OF the session on Saturday next will he pub
lie. The Arbitrators, Agents. Consul and
Secretaries will be present. and the lsdie.
have been invited To attend. The Arbitrator,
and Others connected With the Board lcay.
Geneva Tomorrow on special train 70,
Bernie, where they will la guests If the gov.
eminent The party will lunch 1t Inter.
locker on Thnrslay, dine with the Prs
idcnt Of the Federal Counsel in Swi,x.
crlsnd, and will I've ~ Hcrnc in the even.
ing
Tie dinner which was Civ, n TO the Arsi
traitors by the city Of l;eucva was mos,
ss'i'fscsory affair N. Csrteret. on tho
part Of his fellow citizens, declared tn, th.
presence Of the arbitration was an honor Ia
Geneva. and hoped all nations would
follow the example Of England and III,
United States in settling their difference,
through such peaceful appeals to reason
and justice.
Geneva, September S--At the dinner To
the Arbitrators on Sunday, Csrtcret's toast.
THE Health Of all Nations Represented ut
Geneva" was greeted with Loud cheering.
the band playing the national airs Of the
different countries
London. September lO!-Scbenck. tho
American Minister, will arrive here tn.
day.
Count Schlop;s replied in words Of praise
from the city Of Geneva. and took occasion
to speak Of the man who had achieved the
Independence Of Italy. Coun, Cavour,
whose friend he was proud to have been.
and added that Geneva Was doubly dear to
him o. the birthplace of another great
statesman.
The Arbitrators while IN Berne, where
they attend State dinner on Thursday.
will be the guests Of the Presiden, Of the
Federal Council of Berne. Before return.
ing 10 Geneva they will make m excursion
10 Interlaken.
The Adrersise,. this morning. expresses In
strong terms ito dissatisfaction at the re.
'ults Of the labors Of the Geneva Arbi,ra.
'ors, and Gays the plain English of I. 10 that
The British Government he's allowed the
Americans to bully them out of three or
Tour millions of pounds to curry favor with
hem. and they modestly congratulate 10
apon paying the amount 10 settlement of
claims for which few weeks ago it was
Affirmed that England was neither legally or
morally hound.
New York, Sept. IA Washington spe.
;ial says II seems we'll established there that
he award Of the Alabama arbitration il 70 |
'e signed At Geneva in duplicate on Satur.
10y and handed to the agents Of the respec.
i've governments for transmission to Lon.
lon and Washington. The statement that
may receive their money before |
December 10 erroueous, for the total amount
4 the award 10 not due in Washinston till
year from the date Of award, - provided
y the treaty.
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New York, September l2.--The frs, grand
ratification nomination for Greeley. Brown
and the State Liberal Ticket by the united
Liberal Republicans and Democrats, was
being held tonight in the Ta,nmsny and
Irving Halls and in Union Square. around
which five stands were errecied. The crowd
IN attendance Was very large. it was esti
mated At $1,000 The Tammany Hall il
richly decorated.
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Coming events" SC. An estimate
has been made of the number Of Grant ard
Greeley hata turned out at the various man.
ufactorics In the East, and 1t IL found that
there have been 200 900 OF tho Greeley pat.
tern shipped, and no orders In. while over
1900, 600 have been sold Of the Grant style
and orders 10 all for OO00 more. Many
Of the white hats shipped to the South o.
presents 70 the colored men to induce them
to vote for Greeley, have been returned.
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VIENNA w.Rlo'S FAIR.
6ottoe den D. .. 0lni0ope Iay.

Hon. John Jay, United States Minister .
Vienna, has written the following letter I,
Ocn' Thos. Van Buren,, United States Com
missioner to Vienna Mr.: Jay says: l an
advised BY Nh. Hale, Acting Secretary Of
State. that you have been appointed by the
President, with the advice and consent Of
the Senate, the agent Of the United Stssc.
for the Worlds Exhibition at Vienna ID
1919, and I have just forwarded to the De-
psrtmcnt lot of paper and plans furnished
BY Baron schwarx, the Nanager.in Chief
which will assist you to form an idea of the
character Of the Exposition, and of the du.
ties which devolve upon the Commissioner
Of the several powers which resolve to par.
ticipate In the work.
In view Of the proviso in the resolution Of
Congress that M expense shall be incurred
on the part Of the Government, and of the
late hour st which Congress hes acted, I am
not surprised t. hear that you have hesits.
ted to accept the appointment. But can
not help thinking that II. upon the report
OF the Commissioner, the President sbsll rec
ommend In bic message on tho converting Of
Congress liberal appropriation. that body
will not hesitate to vote sum proportion.
ate to the greatness of our country, and the
importance of her icing fifty represented
on this occasion
In view Of the proposed international
exposition Of 1876, It seems to be abundant.
y clear that II We desire the European NJ.
TONS to DO fitly represented then at Phila.
delpbia, We should not hesitate moment In
making proper representation of the Uni.
ted States ct Vienna In 1873.
But apart from that consideration, to
which I attach no little importance, this
will 10 the first ard perhaps, for . long
time, the only opportunity of Introducing
our goods, manufactures and inventions to
the people Of Eastern Europe and Western
Asia; and looking 1t the prodisious activ.
'ty of Austso.H Hungary In the opening Of
railways. and the development of ito mate.
rial resources. ~ well ~ ito vast advance In
religious and political freedom and com.
merc'al prosperity, the advantage 10 our
country Ut thorough exposition of our
industry, science. art and education ct vi.
Dons may b.. and I believe Il, very much
greater than II might at drst sight econ TO
our national representatives at Washinssan.
nccd not assure you of the pleasure It
will give me 70 tighten your lsbors - far a
can do 70 In advance Of your coming to
Vienna, by Furnishing you eli The informs.
Ion In my power, and I pny to command
ne 10 this without the siis htest hesitation.
Tho Government here hope 70, full ex.
'osition Of our common school sysssm, with
model school house, = full assortment Of
'ur school looks, ana m easy explauasion |
4 our system and It, results. I would "a. |
lie, also, that esch State Be invited to |
ontribnie copy IT ito tssatises asd r..
'osts on educstiUn. and copies of its school |
'o0kS, and this would make noble peeeent |
this Government, and one wboee lpdu. !
nee Tor good 10 the future csu scarcely be
vef.es timaaoo.
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THE DEMOCRACY on CEN.
REALIZATION.

Capitalization! Capitalization There Il
not Democratic stump orator from Maine
TO Florida, or from the Atlantic to tho Paci
fc that 10 not accustomed 10 ring counties,
changes upon this term every time l,c liar.
sngucs the people. II Is put forth in warn.
ing and excited accents, - though il wss
tho maclstr0m into which the liberties Of
the American people were about To bc Gu.
quilted. The people arc exhorted to beware
OF the growing tendency toward that end In
our national affairs. Their opponents arc
charged continually with striving 70 com.
pass this result. Tho thoughtful and can.
did citizen would ih,rk from the much ado
made about Capitalization that here wss one
principle to which that organization held
with It's youthful vigor That however
much i's candidates might wsver upon
other subjects, that upon this they must be
sound to the cure. Horace Greeley 10 the
Democratic candidate for President. An
editorial In the weekly New York Tribune
Of April Path, 1872, which was evidently
penned by this same Democratic nominee.
contains the following: 'Senstor Sumner
"alwsys In advance - champion Of equal
rights, has proposed that blacks shall have
equal access with whites 70 oil public con.
''veysnces, hotels and public entertainment.
''This hes thus far been badlcd, but It seems
''likely TO prevail at the present session.
And when once enacted It may IN some
''instsnces be disobeyed, but can hardly be
reversed"
This was On endorsement Of Summers
Civil Rights bill. Never was there . bill
introduced into the Congress Of the United
States that exhibited , more marked teudcu.
cy toward GENERALIZATION than this. II was
repud'sted BY majority of Ito members -
unconstitutional. It was In effect IN attempt
to enact law upon local subject which
was fully within the power and control of
the State Legislatures. Yet the man who
hss most heartily endorsed this greatest At.
tempt TO centrslize the Government that Wa
ever made. 10 the champion Democrat, the
one for whose elevation TO the highest place
IN the gilt Of the nation The whole Demo.
cratic party 10 striving 70 accomplish. And
Charles sumner, who 10 tho father Of this
grand advance toward Capitalization. 10
found In the ranks Of the Democracy, pro.
Claiming that that organization has come to
him; that It Is the party Of reform and pro.
grcsa; that through some miraculous change
Of heart 10 the twinklipg of an eye II has
ceased to be the enemy of the African race,
and Is willing to join hands with himself In |
granting them equal rights. In other words,
It II In favor Of his Civil rights bill-of his |
centrnlizing policy. II the nominee Of = |
party and Ito supporters arc any index to |
the views 10 which the party holds, then
al the cry against Capitalization BY the
Democracy IL that Of dishonest slsrmist
The time has arrived when It 10 no longer .
matter Of speculation Is 70 whether The
Democratic party would not make merchsn.
disc or any political principle I, has profes.
sed, and sell the same to the highest bidder
for success.
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C"rinne. September r. New mines have
been discovered at Goose Creek. Nevada.
They are reported to he immensely rich.
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st Louis. September '.-Major Gunther,
revenue agent, arrived here from Arkansas
via the India" Territory, reports that when
ut Muskogec. he heard that two factions Of
the Creek Indians had 6gh, in which seven
were killed and number wounded. He
ca'uld not learn when or where the fight
occurred. but it was said the affair grew ou,
of the election vi full bhU,icd negru to the
chief'sncy Of the Greeks by the opposition
In Chicoti faction. which has been in power
come time. and to which there lad been
much hostility an the part Of the Sandy
faction.
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Cor'""c. September ll.-Gen. Rlainc, Col.
hsuscr and Captain Fisk arrived here this
morning, ard leave for San Francisco this
afternoon. All well.
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IL V1G0aoooo0 = o&eaGA
Chtcaso, September 10-The following
call b published this morning. and signed
by seventy Of the moss prominent citizens.
including Henry 0rssnLaum. The we'll
known banker, Hogacc white, editor Of The
zri1sss, and Andrew Sherman, editor Of
The Journal:
'Ths cd occussescss Of he ojd.bDoodsd
murders In our nidss cannot b allow
ed 70 pass unnosicsd By our cilisens esses.
ally. With dee segasd 70 he safety Of
soc'ssy thc people Of CHICAGO asss dsasad
thas murdesess shall b hanged. 70 this end
~ Invite I'll citizens 70 meet 10 maas meet.
Ing % Market street, corner Of Madison, on
Thsssday evening. September II, 1t 8
O'Clock. Able speakers will address The
meeting"
ChriA Rafferty,, TIE brutal murdesse. Of
P0&ce0an OAessa, was arranged 10 the
Ohaiasl Cosgs yssssseAy. 4 jxsy ~ =.
csss6 aad BIZ trisl = Sow 10 progress. Tbs
cssss sooo b oow1ed With ~ psisoses's
fsissds. vho sss ~ q ~ hvsss 80.
Jsaee Tsss $1,000 lsese1o6s hsessaiuussy
e0uo1 - lsisssob esunsoa = show ut
- ~ assak . ~ 49, q esnn1llise ~
: - sapsessnaes,as1ar sSCIlhAs. ~
asD1ay $3.50 - - - - 60 -
now ~ - - - $500 nooI
eGse ~ - r. = l1uUui - go
- ~ - - 666DG1, = 9
{. - - =. -
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1elegraphif.,

Reported Tor the '0oss o0ose1s
0Yw. O. TELBoRAPa COS. 4. WILLHy. 0eP4BAT0a.
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Salt Lake, September a-Geu. Morrow
returned f'om the south late last night The
troops remain At the scene Of the Indian
troubles. At . council with the hostile
chiefs in Sonpetc county the Indians
refused to return to the reservation. They
bed left because they were starving and
they might - well be killed by the soldiers:
the agents were liars and thieves. Morrow
notified them that they must return.
promising them food on the way and y full
supply 1t the reservation. The chiefs finally
consented, but they would return to tho
valley 1t they were not fed. Morrow ~.
ports . perfect reign of terror In ssnpete
county. The people there are wholly q,
the mercy of the savsges and the arrival of
troops WAS hailed With tears Of joy. 1t the
Indians are now properly carol for u the
reservation there will be no more trouble,
II not, war must come.
Halt Lake, Sept. lathe u. &. District
Attorney returned from the East to day.
Propositions orc making To receive III omas
A. Scott and party Saturday. A moonlight
excursion on Great Salt Lake comes of TO.
morrow evening.
The city water works arc progressing
favorably; expected Ia I've completcd by
Novemher.
Many brick blocks are being erected.
Nine pounds Of rubies aud other precious
stones arrived here to.dsy from Arizona
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l. A N - ENTRIES.
q ia NNON T. WOODY
:. II URANNON, rH wooDy
Oecs LodEe. 4issOuls
win attend u all matters RELATING IN entry ~ ,,h,,
ssnos ~ D.sr Lodge and Missouls counties Wchsvs
A"""'"p F"f" and Abstracss Of all Apgs and sn,res
AN PREPARED TO MAKE ENTRIES At
MEI.ENA RATES:
NJ snr n now (Wnnected with mo IN The
Land Bsslness IN this County.
Can always h. found At tho Dis,,;ct Clerk. ,a,c.
Lodge. june, 81. ls7x iMH
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HQ1h1aa n Axlknnana

Little Rock, September lO---Psr,;e, from
Pope county report General Cpham still q,
Russellvillr with his guards Sheriff DOns,n
with militia OF about $50 men are cs.mpetl
two miles tr"m tho. place Everybody vii"
can il leaving the .oun T..
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From the Corinne Reporter of the g..
Inst We take the following items:
The steamer City If Corinne" Will run
regular weekly trips from this por, to Lake
Point hereafter.
Frcighters are commencing to roll In
again from the north. An extra busy Ca.
son 10 yet before US.
Two companies of soldiers for the militia.
~ posts In Montana, came In from the
East 'ast night, and will depart hence ~
transportation can he made ready.
An OK, train laden with copper ore arrived
70 day from BOoDdes. Montana. The ore
Win he redsced In San Fsancisco, Sns Nr.
Miller owses Of The mise
Stacks Of rich bullion from Montana
cootisss to arrive here by every male and
cattle iEain coming down. L y or hjeher
grade thss any produced IN Utah.
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San Fsancisoo, Sepaember 4--0reat ex>
citenent wss created In the Fifteenth DE-
tsict Court this evening BY san,ifF. one Ut
men sammoned for juror in the Fair case,
tesiifytng that he had been approached BY
John A. Cardinal. formerly Constable q
the Mission Dolores, who advised him 10
get On the jury, saying hey were bound 70
cleas Nm. Fair; that mopsy vss no object,
end ibas u hs wanted . thousand dollars or
more b couM have It. Judge Reaylon Or
desed Cardinal TO be arrested and placed In
jail and brought before him io>n.ossov, tn
show cause Why be should not be punished
for costempt, intimating shat his sentence
would Be heavy IT the crime was proven.
The District Attorney will carry the case
before . grand jury also on the charge of
embsacery. Only one juror hes yet besa
attained.
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Old Indepesdence Hall q Philade)rhia Il
to Be restored ~ nearly = possible to IL
general app'assncs In Juas and July, l77e.
The Old furniture and postraits, % fer q
sbe same en- b procured, ase 70 b plsood
~ their original historical posseioss. Bone
postrai's are wanted = complete ~ liss,
ssd psFsoos who have them ~ reqssssed %
furnish them IN uus for atiiag MP he
Hall for Tie cestssnial ceaebsas,oa IN 1874
The City Coascil Of Philadslphis have TAX.
% this work 10 hand. The original daft Of
~ Dsclasssion = preserved 4 Philadelphia.
The Ptesidsat's chair and H. lsblsoa which
~ Decaasastea wss dgssd % seill prssssv-
q. -tlN,
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Burlington, September Sth.--The official
returns Of NIL bnt four small towns give
Converse a. ~ votes Gardner; 1904 {;
Converse's majority. 25.61s. The remain.
ing towns gave in 1870 10 Republican ma
jori'y. The Senate is unanimously Repu,,.
lica". 1" III" House. Republicans 3O6,
Democrats 81. In 1850 tho Democrats had
2 Sena'ors AMI - Representatives.