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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-09
OHIO.

Ohio safe for the RepubIicans-A Ma
jOrity of $4,000 Net Republican
Gains-LiberaIs Claim the sEate-Lib.
ernl Gain of Congressman.
WASHINGTON, October S.-General G. G..
Walcott, chairman of the Ohio Republican
State Central Committee, telegraphs that
the State is safe for $4,000 Republican ma
jority.
COLUMBUS, o., October Sin Warren
City. Trumbull county, three wards give
| WyckOtf, Republican, for Secretary of State,
| SOL Wiley, Democrat, 269.
Returns from twenty Townships in yari-
Gus counties of the State show net Repuh-
ican gains over the majority for Secretary
of State in 1870 Of 548. Two of these town.
| ships show Democratic gain of 90 votes.
New YORK, October 9, l A. M.-Advices
from Ohio favor the Liberals, who claim
the State.
The Cincinnati Gazette comedies 5000 ma
J9rity in Hamilton county. The Eoquirel"
| claims 5000.
NJ. Saylor, Liberal, is elected to Congress
in the first district over Benjamin Eggles-
! ton, Republican. as is also D. j. Dodds to
! fill a vacancy in the same district over
| Charles p. Taft, Republican. In 1870 this
| district gave Perry, Republican, for Con-
| gress, 745 majority
Frank II. Hurd, Liberal, is elected to
Congress in the sixth district over Isaac e.
Sherwood, Republican. This district gave
Smith, Republican, in 1870, 372 majority
over Denver, Democrat.
CINCINNATI, October 8.-Unoficial reports
coming in from the city show steady Dem
ocratic gains The indications are that
Banning, Liberal for Congress, IS elected
in the second district.
COLUMBUS, o., September 8.-PartiaI re-
turns from half the counties in the State
show Republican gains of 5000 over the
vote OF Noyes in 1871, when the Republican
majority reached 20,I68. This viii be re-
duced By Democratic gains in Hamilton,
Lucas and Cuyahoga counties, leaving a
Republican majority of not less than $4,000
in the State
In Republican headquarters it is claimed
that reported and unreported gains VIII
leave the majority about as last year.
The following districts have elected Re
publican members to Congress- Third, John
@. Smith; fourth, l.. r. Gunckle; sixth, j.
X. Sherwood; eighth, James w. RObinsons
tenth, Charles Foster; eleventh, HIS. Bun
dy; fifteenth; w. P. Sprague; sixteenth, L.
Danford; seventeenth, L. D. Woodworths
eighteenth, James Monroe; nineteenth, J.
A Garfield twentieth, K. d. Parsons.
The following districts elected Demo
cratic members to Congress: First, Milton
Saylori second, Fl. B. Banning; fifth,
Charles N Uamis0n; seventh, Lawrence T.
Neal; twelfth H. Jewett; thirteenth, NJ j.
Southard; fourteenth, John Berry.
CiNCLNHAII, OCJoDeF ., e. m.-tonrteeR
wards and precincts in the first congress
sional district indicate the election of Say
lof, Democrat, by 2500 to 5000 majority;
fourteen wards and precincts in the second
district show Bannings' probable majority
over Hayes 1900 to 1900.
DOdd, Democrat, for the unexpired term
from the first congressional district IA
elected over Taft, Republican, by about
1000 majority.
CrNcISNATI October 9, 2:3O A. M-Rs-
CONTINUED on EIGHTH PAqE.I
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ORLEANS WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 1872
comes protest from a majority of the

comes protest from majority of the
Mr.. .O'Connor stated that in expressing
himself satisfied he had not consulted his
colleagues. For the sake of harmony he
had consented to- withdraw in. favor of Mr.
Howard; but now his friends would not
permit him to do so, and they insisted
upon his serving on the committee.
regretting that this matter had assumed a
personal shape.
Mr.. Hearsey, of the eleventh ward, moved
to to lay the protest on the table. Lost-yeas
Mr.. Much, of the second ward, moved
that the matter be referred to the delegates
from the first ward to be settled among
themselves.
This motion was tabled by vote of
On motion Of Dir. L. f. Lemaire, the con-
vention, by a vote Of So to 18. adjourned
until twelve O'Clock to-day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-09
The City Council,

The official report of the proceedings of
the City Council yesterday is published
in the REPUBLICAN this morning. As
sistane recoRlerg, City Surveyor and
other officers wereselecred by the Council,
including the Secretary Of chat body to
which position NIr. Fl. Conquest Clarke was
elected by a nearly unanimous eotev .Ad-
ministrator Shaw stating that he voted
blank against the best Secretary TIE City
Council eyer had
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ADJUSTMENTS,
TIME COMING FAIR
MOUNT CARMEL ORPHAN ASYLUM.

The above Fair, which win be opened in the LT
Gem City Hall, st. Charles street the evening
of November 8, promises to be most brilliant and
successful entertainment The object Of the Fair
is Of itself sufficient to enlist the active sympathy
and support of any community of Christian peo-
pie less charitably disposed than the good people
Of New Orleans. The object of the Fair is to pay
of the debts on the Asylum.
Mr. J. Hanly, Of Algiers, has presented the Fair
with a splendid gold Watch, which will be voted
9or between the young ladies. &. Offner Co pre-
sented a handsome and costly silver Water Cooler,
with Goblets to match, to be competed for by the
Editors and reporters of the various newspapers of
Ibis City. A magnificent Punch Bowl, being man
nactuTed expressly for the occasion will be voted
Tcr between the wen known liquor dealers and
ateamboG captains. The competition for this
ptize will be very exciting as all have hoses of
1eiends The young gentlemen have entered she
LIZ for the possession of beautiful and valuable
gold-headed Cane The votes will be counted
by the Rev. W. J. Heaphy and committee
of gentlt men representing the interested parties,
at the close Of the Fair The ballot boxes viii be
carefully sealed.
Grand Musical and Dramatic Entertainments
will be given each night in addition to the other
attractions, with complete change of programme
zach evening. The regular programme will be ar
ranged and published preyieus TO the opening of
the Fair, and will contain choice selection of dra
matte and classical pieces, etc.
Tickets 25 cents; without tickets 50 cents. oc5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-09

A most appropriate and judicious ap-
pointment was that made by the City Coun,
Gil yesterday of Mr.. Tim. H, Draper as
alternate recorder of the Fourth District.
Mr.. Draper held the alternate reeordership
of the First District during the latter part
of the last term, and bore away with him
when he retired a fine reputation for dis
cernment, frmness and humanity. Modest
Tim has served the people for manya "a year
now, but in humble spheres. We know the
public appreciates him-even as we do, who
have worked under the gas lamps with him
SO long,
The Office sought the man in this in
stance, for the favor was unasked and un-
expected,
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S2aino

Rain. much needed, came last night,
commencing shortly after six o'clock, con-
tinuing at intervals till after midnight,
when a steady storm set in. A day or two
of discomfort such as wet weather brings
will be cheerfuIly borne by the majority of
our people who need water.
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The Temperature,

The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's,
No. 50 Chartres street, yesterday stood as
follows; At A. NJ, 69o; at , P. NJ, 82o; at
s P, NJ, 78o. Lowest point during the
night of October 7, 673o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-09
Second District Gonrtn

oIne following suggestions have been
opened in this court: David Megtz, 1nman
Williams c. f. Io HagemonJo Owen Nc
Cormicko JOHN s. Shaw. James Gibson
Lindsey Louis Fleurange DgOuete Mary
Jane Eckefs, Henry Dameror.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-09
Academy of HTus7co

The drama OF "Ben McCuIIough,'0 with
Oliver Doud Byron in the title role, was
presented again last evening at the Acad-
emy of Music to very fac audience 1t
will be repeated this evening.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-09

ASSESSMENT Nos. no, Ill AND 112,-See
special notice column Death of P. Clerc,
A. H. De Meza and Jemima Prebble; pay
able at the Office of the Mutual Aid and
Benevolent Life Insurance Association of
Louisiana, No, l9 Camp street Amount
paid since organization, 1922, $50.
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NEBRASKA.

Nebraska Undoubtedly Republican.
WASHINGTON, October 8.-The President
has received dispatch from Hitchcock that
Nebraska has undoubtedly gone Repub-
lican.
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$50 sANsa ANR SS2 MaoasE TLaf9x sfssZ. i aR5 a5sI
and ready to sew, to run by hand or foot
Recommended by the medical faculty as the only
one Mt for delicate ladies to use, account Of tts
Ightness. First class machines Of all kinds are
odered Dor sale. The New Domestic Sewing Ma
ehlne IS made on an entirely new principle.
large assortment of ladies' ready made suits al
Fsys oa hand, Of all cclors and styles, mRnufae
tureG on our celebrated sewing machines
deI6 ~ ID. s. HEDRICE. No. I0s Canal street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-09

Why is the alphabet like cutting the first
teeth Because it is taught yer (torture)
when young.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-09

The Republican nominees in Concordia
parish are as follows
For representatives, David Young and
George Washington; for sheriff, Oren Stew
art; for parish judge, j. S. Meng; for clerk
of the court, r. P. jackson; for recorder,
James Norment; TOR coroner, James Frank
lin; for police jurors, Thomas Reber, John
White, George L. Walton, George S. Saw
yer, S. D. johnson.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-09
LIBERAL PARISH CONVENTION.
Second Day.


AS per adjournment, the convention re
assembled yesterday morning at ten min
utes before eleven o'clock, Captain w. l.
Stanford, the president, in the chair
The roll of delegates was called and a
| quorum found to be present.
| The minutes were read, amended and ap-
| proved
The president then announced the follow,
| ing committees, which he had been in
structed to appoint
Committee on RuIes-W. w. Hyde, j..
yigo, N. Borge, a. Kern, j, Asher, B.
Fagot, f. Roig.
Committee on Resolutions-E. P. Rare
shide, j. McMullen, Samuel w. Cotton, A.
III. G. Hearsey, J. Bendernagel, c. c. Piper,
William f. Duncan, w H. Honneus.
Committee of Conference-C. T. Howard
first ward; G. L. Van Houten, second. ward;
Robert Strong, third ward; John Wolff
fourth ward; j. w. ConneI, fifth ward; L.
E. Lemairie, sixth ward; B. F. Leggett,
seventh ward; J. Reardon, eighth ward;
Arthur Wallace, ninth ward; G. Fl. Chase,
tenth ward; Fl. N. CrumhOrn, eleventh
ward; Thomas Janney, twelfth ward, n. L.
Rouse, thir, zenith ward; w. II. HOnneUs,
fourteenth ward R. Covert, fifteenth ward.
The nomination of the members of this
committee from the first ward gave rise to
some feeling, and the following protest was
handed up to the secretary and read:
To the President and Members of the Liberal Con-
vention:
We, the undersigned delegates of the
first ward, do hereby protest against the
appointment of Mr.. G. 7. Howard as
member of the conference committee, for
the reason that a majority are opposed to
his appointment, and desire that Mr.. w. j.
0'Connor shall be the choice.
Very respectfully, 49,, ,na
THOMAS MJTPpHY
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FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FFNHE LOUISIANA PORTABLE RAIL.
WAY COMPANY.
HARMON DoASE, JoHN f. TR1L,
President. Secretary.
AIanufacturers and Contractors,


President. Secretary
AIanufacturers and Contractors,
Office No. 81 Carondelet street.
hanufaetory and Depot, Tchoupftoulas street. be
tween valmont and Leontine streets.
This company own the patent rights for Louis.
iAua of the valuable lahOrsaying inventions known
as the Peteler Portable Railroad and Petelerls
Patent Rocker and litter Cars.
THESE inventions comprise complete portable
railroad outfit, for use in railroad construction,
leyee Duildtr filling low grounds, handling wood,
cane. ETC., on plantations or over marshes, and for
all work usually performed by carts or wheelbar-
rows.
BY the aid of this railway one mule and one
driver readily perform the labor of ten plules and
ten drivers employed with carts.
The company are prepared to contract for filing
grading, leyee building etc.
Track and cars for sale.
Agents for sale OF patent rights for the States Of
Texas Mississippi, Alabama, Florida and Georgia
Engineers planters and all parties interested ID
the practical application Of these inventions are
specially invited to investigate the work OF filing
Canal street canal, now being done by this com.
Pany.
For circulars containing full partieUIars,a
The Louisiana Portable Railway Company
box Noses New Orleans.
Samples at Exposition building. seq
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BY TELEGRAPH,

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LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ELECTION
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN ELECTED
CONVERSIONS TO CATHOLIC CHURCH
REPORTED FLIGHT OF TWEED
REPUBLICAN VICTORIES
Pennsylvania BY TEN THOUSAND
Nebraska Undoubtedly Republican
NOTHING DECISIVE FROM INDIANA
OHIO CLAIMED BY BOTH PARTIES
LIBERAL CONGRESSIONAL GAINS
COAL MINE EXPLOSION IN ENGLAND
FORTY MINERS KILLED
THROWING STONES AT AMADEUS
INTENSE EXCTTFMFNTA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-09
GEORGE MURPHY,
THOMAS MURPHY,
JAMES WALDRON,
Y. J. LAMBERT,
w J. O'CONNOR.


The president made a personal explana-
tor Of this matter The convention had
yesterday instructed him to appoint this
committee. He had at once requested the
ward delegates to designate their choice
and he would be governed by their wishes
in appointing the committee. Some of the
selection. With regard to the nominee
from the first ward, Mr.. O'Connor had as
sured him half an hour previous that he
was SATISFIED with the selection, and now
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LOST,

AL persons notified not to trade for any of
the above mentioned certificates Of appropriation
Application will be made to the city for a renewal
of them. J. A. MASCOT. oc8 3t
v OsT OR MIsLATD-sIX STATE WAR
- rants.-Salary warrants of the Adjutant GEN
eral for the months of January, February March
April May and part Of June, 1872 Information that
may lead to their recovery will be literally re-
warded. Apply at this S4fice se5
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A = RETAil....,........''..,.AT -- RETAIL.
sngar-cured Hams at 10 cents; best al 121s cents.
per pound.
10000 pounds Green hams at cents per pound.
lOl0e0 pounds Green and Smoked Shoulders at
cents.
Also, 500 Mcclellan Saddles at So 50 each.
FOR sale at 5. 3. CHURCHILLS,
No. 40 Magazine street,
Between Eatchez and Grav1er streets;
spl0 Iy Under ST Janoas EGo@aa1.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-09

Ohio safe for the RepubIlcans-A Ma
jOrity of $4,000 Net Republican
Gains-Libernls Claim the SGate-Lfb-,
ernI Gain of Congressmen.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-09

[ooNrINUED ON EIGHTH PACE
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-01
ORIGINAL NOTICE

ORIGINAL VOzlLE,
STATE OF IOWA, l..
To James.M. Mitchell, Luvina Mitchell, Al
len french, and = French. wife q said
Allea French, and Nancy Denpsy, alias
Nancy 0uilford,
You, aud each Of you, are here noti6sd
that there IL new On Ole. II the. efiee Of the
Clerk Of the District Court Of Tama County.
Iowa, . petition Of David F. Bruner, c'aim.
ing Of you, James NJ. Mitchell, four hund-
red dollars. with ten per cens, interest per
apnum thereon, from October 18th, 1869, on
. Promisory Note. and claiming Of all the
~defcndants the foreclosure Of . mortgage on
the west half Of the northwest quarter 0.
section twenty (2O) in township eighty. six
1867 north OF Range fifteen west, in lama
county, Iowa. Also, claiming IF sid james
NJ. Mitchell. . reasonable amount a. attor.
ney's feesefor forselosing said mortgage, aud
that he DO required to put upon record !
certain deed for said premises from defen.
dant, Allen French ana- French. to Mn.
sell, and that ell right title and interest Of
the said defendants, Allen French, and =
French. his wife, in and to said premises.
be forever barred. AID The title % said
premises QUOTED, and other and further re.
lief as more fully appears By said petitieu.
And that unless you appear thereto, and
defend, on or before noon, u the sscend day
Of the next term Of said Court, being the
February term Of said Court for the year
A. D. 1872, commencing on the third Mons
day Of February, A. D. 1872, 1t the Court
House, in Toledo. in said County, de-
fault will be entered against you, and
Judgment and decree rendered therson 1T
STivERS + SArLEY.
2>5 Attorney. for plainti6.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-01

San FRAKclsco, Jan. 29.-Tne ia
panese Embassy will start East on .
special train on Wednesday morning.
They will remain q day or two At
Sacramento, VISIT the silver mines OF
Virgins City, Nevada, then Salt
Lake, leaving there for Omaha as
soon % the Uaion Pacific is declared
open. agsie
Gov. Ties states that his speech, de-
livereisat the banquet last week was
written, wholly by him, without. as-
sistanoe from anybody. American or
japanese.
The BLOCKADE of tho Union Pacific
10 Seriously affecting the business Of
San Francisco.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-01
At the Depot.

At the Depot.
Business At tho. depo: is incrcasing, at
a rate far exceeding the expectations
Of the most sanguine. Several ,hous
and bushels Of corr are now on hand
and every day makes the amount
from five hundred to a thousand
bushels greater. Bodish's warehouse
is fally completed, and Wicting
Bros. are making arrangements tor
tho construction of another still
larger, which will be used for the
storage Of wheat by Geo. Alexander.
OF Belle PLANE. c.. ID. Terry rs
about to open . lumber yard. Other
improvements are daily being made,
all Of which are Of more or less I'm.
portance to Toledo, the, now grow.
ing railroad terminus. nf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-01

OF wood, mountain, and water Of the rarc,t
beauty. THE Truants," by Miss NJ. l..
Stone, is n naturI! and attraciively drawn
group OF boys, just such boys as might be
seen playing hockey anywhere in this
great country Of common schools. But the
feature Of this number is the f~ull-pagc cu',
manifest Dsstiny," after a drawing by w.
NJ. Cary. An Indian, in hot pursuit Of n
buffalo bull, il intercepted aad foiled Of his
game by . white man, whose drawn revoly-
err and determined .gazc very plainly an
ncunce that he considers the animal
ahead his meat. The ~head1sng rush Of pur-
suers and pursued is q powerful effect and
10 handled in a masterly manner. The
truth to natIrs OF Mr.. Cary's drawing is
shown in the careful de,ineation Of even
the wild grasses and shrubs II the plains ;
from tho looks Of the mountains we should
judge the scene to be somewhere in the
Yellowstone region. Mr.. Sioddard furnish
es IN original poem to accompany the pic
'S~eS ~ Auui6u 4ucStiVu III y
truly western epirit. rather newell - com
pared With the usual flow of sent. ment from
tie east. There arc some beautiful speci>
mems Of the highly ornate architecture Of
Portugal and the beginning Of o series of IL
lnstrstions by Gilbert Burliug-Our Peat b-
cred Pe,s-"Thc Song Sparrow receives
the attention Of Mr.. Burling's pen Is we'll
. pencil, and this feature will be by no
means the least attraction which The AMine
offers to people Of refined taste. We are
glad 10 learn that The Aldine is meeting 3
very fattcring success, not alone from the
larger and uealthier towns, but from The
smallest hamle,s and newest neighborhoods.
showing that this country is fully prepared
to support the highest forms Of art. We
should BE- pleased 10 learn that our town was
well represented among the patrons Of The
.Aldme. The publishers are James Sutton L
Co., % Liberty Street, New York, and the
subscription price 10 IS, which includes .
handsome oil chrome.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-01
One of our Citizens.

Vuc OI our CltlZcnSs
It has already been made known
through the REPUBLICAN that I. X.
Armstrong has disposed of his stock
Of drugs to jacob Wiser, ir., and the
final transfer is just now being made.
Mr.. Armstrong came to Toledo a
little more than eleven years ago,
since which time he has been con-
stantly in the drug trade, and TO
business place OF The town has been
known TO q larger number Of custom
ers than his. ALWAYS at his post,
early and late, careful in the critical
duties Of a druggist, his name is "a.
miliar TO moreo f nj people than
that Of any ether man of the pcetle
aud mortar in the county. 1t is no
small praise to him to say that IN the
whole course of his business life here,
not a single mistake has happened
under his hand in dispensing medi-
cines and drugs from his counter.
He closes trade with a business rep.
atation which is of itself a good CAPT
tai to my one. i4aHlf .ftYitl ~
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-01
RAILROAD TAX.

A petition OF one third Of the resident
taxpayers Of the Tow nship Of Spring Creek,
in the c.. nty Of Tara, in the State Of Iowa,
asking the submission BY us 10 the legal
voters Of said township Of the question Of
aiding In the construction Of the Railroad
Of Tie Burlington, Cedar Rapids 3 Minne~
sofa Railway Contnauy BY the levy Of . tax
on the property ~taxa:!e in said Township,
having been presented TO US.
Now, therefore,, notice 10 ...ereby given,
that ct the Finch School House, in sai6
Township, on the tenth day Of February 4.
D., 1872, . Special Election will be held. at
which the polls will be open ~ provided for
general elections; and At which election the
question Of aiding in the construction Of
said Railroad by the levy and collection Of
a tax Of Eve fsr cent. on the last assessed
value Of ell property in said 70 snship to be
paid to said Railway company as provided
BY law, and by it expended only in the CON-
struction Of their said railroad, within
Spring Greek township in said county, will
be submitted TO the legal voters ofsaid Tp in
said county. Those in favor Of aiding in the
construction Of said railroad IN the manner
b~ereinbefore set out, will have written or
printed on their ballots, ''Taxation." and
those opposed thereto will have written or
printed on their ballots. .No Taxation"
Said tax to bs voted on the following con-
ditions: That the Company shall build and
maintain one Depot and but one within said
township, which shall be located within one
half mile Of line running north and south
through the center Of the township, that the
road shall be completed within enc year,
and that the tax shall not become delin>
quent until tie road is completed.
Witness our hands this 9th day of Janu-
AIRY, 1872.
WIN. SHATrUCK,
1851 G. n. FINCH, -
s. s. MANN,
Trustees Of Spring Greek Township.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-02-01

s - &4E4 - tAWgLI AH EEA8dE ~
BY reieferce to the proceedings Of,
the Legislature, heretofore published,
our readers will observe that the
fIonse hns refused to take papers. AZ
has usually been done. Tho Senate,
however, has voted IS dailies.or their
equivalent in weeklies, Tor each men,
Der. Many persons who were cx.
pecting Nj. Wilson to send them
papers will now understand why he
docs not do it. We arc sending to
: number iot PERSONS in the 5ounty,
the R~ErrrDLlcAy, on The order Of Son.
ator Dysart. ios4 y H w