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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-27
pOLaEE AND CRY ITEMS.

STAggIEd AFPHAY.-~At 8 o'clock SUM-
day evening difficulty had its origin
at the corner OF Charities and Spain
streets. between Jacob Schrott and Ell.
7. Mnth, which terminated In the latter
being stabbed and slightly wounded by
q knife In tho hands Of the former, who
was arrested and locked up In the Fifth
Precinct Station. The wounded man
was conveyed TO his residence.
LARCENY. Andrew Thomas, q waiter
aboard the steamboat Era No. o, was
arrested ut II o.. IN. Sunday, at the In
stigation Of II. Smith, and immured In
the Harbor Station, charged with
larceny Of $32.
ANOTHER BURGLARY. --Atan early hour
Monday morning the grocery store OF
Madame Hellum, corner OF Roman and
Hospital streets, was entered by thicyes,
who stole and carried away groceries X,
the amount OF 800. They effected an
entrance by taking the front door off Ito
hinges.
ATTEMPTING TO STRIKE A LADY.--Wm.
Johnson, q cowardIy cub, WAS arrested
by citizen L. y. Morris and locked up
in the Third Precinct Station, charged
with attempting to strike lady In the
public street.
RoBBIEa SHew CAsE.-At midnight
Sunday the show-window OF the gro
Gerry store, corner Burgundy and Cug-
tomhouse streets, was broken open by
unknown thieves, who distracted two
bottles OF liquor and fed.
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some time ago II negro, named Char
10y Smith. was sentenced by the First
District Court, on n conviction OF lar
ceny, to short term of imprisonment
In the Parish Prison
1t was discovered that hs was n good
sick nurse and WAS detailed to aef I'm
such In the prison hospital.
He made himself so ussfnl and proved
SO competent, that after the expiration
OF bis sentence he WIS retained In his
position ut n salary.
On Sunday night he was sent to the
drug store Of A. Robins, corner Where
and St. Ann streets, for some drugs
which were needed for tho prison dis
pensary.
There was nobody in the store when
he entered. The opportunity appeared
favorable, the temptation was great, md
be- proceeded to rifle the cash drawer Of
it's contents. lie was detected, arrested
md lodged in the IRENE Station, and
was Yesterday returned TO the Parish
Prison as u prisoner. From this time
forth he will act rs nurse without pay
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-27

days had elapsed when Lyons crime
was discovered md he was arrested. ar
raigned before Justice OF tho Peace
Chas. II. Fontaine and released on 5000
bonds.
As seon as Lyons found himselfa free
man he lost no time In discovering the
fact that Mississippi air did NOT suit
him. and that he would have TO seek u
more eongebial cline.
SO he jumped his bonds, took the
train and came to New Orleans. De-
teetive j. j. Hayes WIS Immediately
sent after tho fugitive, and reached the
city. yesterday morning and started Inn
mediately TO werk TO capture bis man..
and on visiting the barrel houses on
the, leyes no found Lyons trying TO
dodge him, but the game WIS too chin.
Special Hayes fell on him like u thou.
sand OF bricks and made him pris4
onsr.
Lyons was put aboard tho Jackson
train to be taken TO the scene OF bis
crime.
II Ia said that hs started to lsnvs tho
city on Sunday, having heard that an
officer wag after him. but he found, after
going few miles, that the walking was
bad.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-27

less. lawless eight have been compelled
to change their construction Oh the
Constitution and the laws as they
jumped from State TO State with magic
celebrity. Mr.. Bradley has seen the
necessity OF being specially agile. In
Florida, according to his sworn Inter.
probation Of the constitution OF the
United States. the Commission were
bound to receive testimony rs to the
eligibility OF Humphreys. on the 7th
day OF November, when he was voted
for as an elsetor. In Louisiana ID
wasn't competent to receive any cyl.
denes ut all as TO eligibility, but fraud
must stand, In Oregon Ii was oompes-
tent to II geive testimony as TO the oil
gihility Of Watts when. and only whea,
Ee voted 90 I'm eleotor. Oaths change,
Tho constitution alters, and laws IRE q
Kaleidoscope, rs the Commission, with
eyes fixed on Hayes alone, pass with
unblushing effrohtery from State to
State,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-27

There was nothing OF interest trans.
piring at the Hotel on Monday morning.
There was the same old mob on the
outside OF the building, and the same
old mob on the inside, and they all had
the same old mir Of weary waiting and
expectancy.
Packard reached the building at II
o'clock, passed through the crowd in
the hall way, without o look to either
side, and entered his Office and shut
himself In, admitting only the most
faithful to his presence.
The cid plan Of circulating false re-
ports about dispatches received has
been abandoned, and now the members
Of Packard staff endeavor to convince
their doubling adherents, by argu-
ment, that notwithstanding what
the. incliAation of Hayes may
nize Packard. They forget, but the ad-
herents do not, that at the present time,
as recent events have shown, no longer
Is the question, Can thing be done? to
be considered, but the question Is,
VIII 1t be done2 and the followers, APP
preciating this fact, ara OF the opinion
that IL Hayes Is made President, he will
act without regard to the ideas OF what
he can or cannot do, entertained by
Packard, Kellogg, Pitkin, and others
like them; and, in consequence, they
are anxiously awaiting some announce
ment Of the position OF Hayes as regards
the Louisiana question.
The legislative farce has grown mon
otonous, and so little interest Is mani
tested in it now, that 1t is only with
great difficulty, and only ON occa-
sions, that a quorum Is obtained
In ''the House." The Senate has not had
even a st. Louis Hotel quorum since the
second week OF the session.
Strenuous efforts were made yesterday
to get the members to the front, but
they were unavailing, and both bodies
adjourned without transacting any bust
ness
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-27

We are indebted to DIR. Z: D. Lemon
for a tabulated statement Of the num-
Der OF interments in this city for the
week ending on Sunday, at 8 o'clock p.
m. The total number OF intermentg
was 156, the principal causes OF death
being pneumonia pleuro, 10; consump-
ton, 90; heart disease, 5; smallpox,
As.
OF the entire number 81 were OF white
people, II colored, not stated msles,
81; females, 10; not stated, q.
Forty-one were children under 10
years OF age.
Nationalties: Louisiana, 80; other
States, Is; England, 1; France, 4; Ger
many, 10; ireland, II; Portugal, / :
Scotland, /; Switzerland, L; West In
dies, 2; not stated, A.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CRY HoTEL-E II Evans, Cincinnati; Nine
schwarz, aryland; T clsa anh zen MARYLAND;
@ VanbIook, FL D1sado; John N Wsskom and
lady, Texas; T. G Delosch, LefauEche; Mug
gah, La; Tom Dickson, Galveston; James Wilson,
GaIvestop;S Jon ., Assumption; ] N Callahan,
L Smith, Texas; ii Watson, La; Charles A Jones',
st. Louii; A E Dege, Iexas;J ID Kerr, Claiborne.
Joe Morgan, riuer; II g b oman, lsxas; Miss
sallie Faui, Yazoo; VIM A Adams, No; John
Robinson, Miss; B Aisworth, Canton; J II
Thompson, Mise; L Barker, Miss; John q
Mann and family, Tenn; ) Hubbard, Tenn; II
N Oolguhoun and soD, Hiss; J w Nelson, ST.
Louis; VIM Weston, CineinIati; z r Griffin,
Baton Rouge; 10 Hafey, KY; Crssyps
Nztchezs
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-27
DEATH IN THE PARISH Prison.
Cornelius Mcmahon. the slayer of COL.
w. II. Msssieh, Dies of Pneumonia.

vs. Hs @ssstEns bles of FmFuEMUHiM4
It ID IN old adage that death covers n
multitude Of sins, but whether 1t washes
the blood from murdsrer's hands ID n
debatable question. In this connection
can be mentioned the death Of Cornelius
McMahon, which occurred ut 4 40
O'Clock Monday morning. In the hos
pital room Of the Parish Prison. All
will doubtless remember tho kill
ing OF Col. VIM. II. Messieh on tho
morning Of tho 9Th Of January hy
Mcmahon, and the feeling OF horror
that chilled the veins Of this commit
nifty on reading tho narrowing details
OF the tragedy 10 given by the city
papers the same morning.
Mcmahon was before Judge Klein.
peter on preliminary examination, on
Saturday, and on being questioned az
to how he felt, responded by saying,
never better. aud but few hours
would elapse before he would be d FREQ
man."
But he had q haggard expression or
countenance and great palsness OF face
his eyes looked glazed, and indicated
the approach Of death.
Owing to the large amount OF evidence
that had TO be reduced to writing, the
case was continued and the accused re-
manded to the Parish Prison.
At II o'clock that night he was taken
sick and removed from the boarders'
room TO the hospital, where be con-
tinued to grow worse between 8 and 10
o'clock Sunday night. DR.. Beard wag
summoned, who prescribed for him for
but he was past all hui
man aid, for two hours after + he doctor
had given his prescription death
claimed Kim.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-27
Neither G.oss ON the EisstoraI Com nis-
afan.

tgy Our Own Post.l
Little o Bradley,
Joyous and gladly,
Grabbed the electoral pie.
Hs kept very mum
FIJI Morton said eems
Then yelled with his party
"Aye, aysi'
Hey, diddls diddle,
Old Joe's In the middle,
And Hayes lamps iato Grants rooms.
The little RAIDS laugh
10 100 the foul sport,
While Butler keeps time with his spoons.
Sing song Of sjtpsuos.
B8ttls full Of rye,
-Four. and twenty Democrats
Knocked into pie.
When tho count Was opened
Tie Isads began 10 eiag
"tsnt that q jolly trick
For Joseph gfadley's ring ?"
Little Abe Hewitt
Asked for orust,
To fi1 his electoral pie;
While MUSTER and Oiled
His ingredients broiled,
Ana he said, i" What bad cook nm t.
There were some men In Washington
Who were so wohdrons vice,
They jumped away from eauousibg
And went for compromise;
But when they saw thsir game up.
With all their might and main
They skipped 10 filibusLering
And oaueused well again.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-27
serenade to the Queen.

On Saturday night last, Rex and a
large retinue proceeded to the residence
OF the Queen OF the Carnival. Miss Caro-
Labatt, on jackson street, and sere-
naded her.
The residences of the several Maids of
Honor Of her Majesty were similarly WIS.,
tied DUNG the evening, and, as we'll,
those OF Xariffa, ON Carondelet street,
Albert Baldwin, on Espianade, and
SamI. G. Boyd, on Canal street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-27

Judge Billings, of the United States
Court, yesterday sentenced to three
years i'm prisonment at hard labor in
the Moundsyille Penitentiary, West
Virginia, one Ben White, a negro man,
sonatfng and attempting to vote on the
name OF another.
The offense was committed in the
Third Ward at the last election, and the
name assumed was JOS. Bell.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-27
j. IL. LYONS NARBEB By A DETECTIVE
The Charges Against Him are Forgery
and Reins q FugttIye from JustIce.

AHu NtAHs u II HoESEFC III VIE . H"0xOt'
Yesterday one J. r. Lyons, formerly
Of this city and for number Of years q
clerk in the Louisiana Oil Company,
was taken in charge by Vicksburg
detective and carried back to that city.
Itappears that Lyons on leaving New
Orleans want to reside in Vicksburg,
and while in that city was employed by
the firm of J. J. Powers as a purchas-
ing clerk.
Not long since he left the employ
ment OF Mr.. Powers, and being out OF
funds and clothing, he repaired to the
furnishing store OF r. A. Ruhman for
the purpose OF replenishing his ward
robe, and representing himself to be q
clerk OF the steamer Kate Dixon, forged
an order for 500 and gave the order
to Mr.. r.. d. Ruhman in payment for
the clothing he had bought. Not many
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-27
Executive Appointment.

On the Recommendation OF the Judges
OF the, Supreme Court, Percy Roberts,
Esq, has been appointed by Governor
Nichols as reporter Of the decisions Of
that court.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-27

OF the bill as IL Ii now would break UP
their business.
SPECIAL ORDER or THE DAT
House bill No. 1853 act to reor+
ganize tho Board OF Health, etc.. was
taken UP. a.,
Pending consideration Of the bill
the Senate entered tho House, ana
the General Assembly proeesdeu "
tho following result.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-27

Important 10 sugar planters. Bee Trouard's
advertisements
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-27

against Lnelr previous 0plnlOuS, Qecl&fa-
tions and decisions. Omitting all other
matters, the Oregon decision is sum-
cient to condemn them. IL they rem
dered honest decisions in the cases Of
Florida and Louisiana, they have decid-
ed dishonesty in the case OF Oregon.
II they spoke the truth as to Florida
and Louisiana, they have perjured
themselves as to Oregon. Both Of these
tortuous and opposite sets Of decisions
cannot be true. One OF them aust be
the work OF perjury. All OF them are.
The question is, shall the infamous
work Of these perjured partisans stand?
Shall the contamination OF this most
execrable villainy be permitted? The
House OF Representatives has it in It's
power to stop the career Of the, usurp-
ers, to stay the spoliation of the peo-
pie, to prevent the browning triumph Of
fraud and perjury. This is an easy
thing to do, and anything would be
preferable to the debasing spectacle of
the Inauguration or q fraudulent Presi-
dent by such abhorrent and upjusti-
fable means.
LCincnnati Eaquirer.l
The expected qualification Of the Re-
publican members OF the Electoral
was consummated yester-
day in strict accordance with the adyer-
bisement. The Commission counted
the three votes of Oregon for Hayes,
aud will so report TO the Joint Conyen-
ton of the two Houses to-day. Oregon
has been fhe humble instrument In the
hands oil Providence Of completing the
exposure of the infamy OF this Presi-
1ential Returning Board. The shame
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-10-11
A Notable Church Congress.
New York Times.


On Tuesday, October 80. the fourth
annual church congress of the Protest
ant Episcopal church Of tho United
States will begin in Chlckeriug Hall,
Fifth avenue and Eighteenth street. and
will be continued on Wednasi lay, Thurs
day anu Friday of the same week
Bishop Potter will preside, and at the
service Of communion. which will pre-
ceda the congress an address will lie de
liyered by Bishop Bedes!. Of Ohio Tie
congress, daring its sessi ms. will con
slider church architecture, the treatment
Of the Indians. the relation Of the seen
lar press TO Christianity. the spiritual
forces on civilization. Christianity pop
ular amusements. the influence Of pul
pit upon modern thought and lie. the
organization and proper administration
Of charity ana the relation of the Chris
tian church to social and natural lie In
America Among the writers an
speakers will be Bishop Wbipple. Ley.
Clark. Hare, Littiejohn, and Dudley.
the Rev. DrS. T c. Ever, T. G Al
Olson, j. Y. Lewis, II. II. Thomson
and Ii G. Porter, and Messrs John
Jay. John WEIGH, Montgomery Blair.
+. r Burnett, Richard ~ Iu7t. Dor
aid q. Mitchell and others.
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CsTszE or Hlst 50 ~
4euETx I1ns oty9c.

FE0BarE fITsI : August l5Ih. 4 D. 1.-9-
In the m.rt-er ~ me prof and probate Of the
last viii Rud Ies,aEl Bt I'll stegirr kothlze decs.y-
last WIZ &u tssfa. mi ~ Il ears fss-y .s -Ge 49,
ed late ai fna county oi NaHit9Wae bas been fled
in This st5ca arG ghc-eaS aPY ic4.ioH iss- pee4
made ~ Mary koet Sc. PRAYING thar he same ne
proven a1g 5+lHlitfca 20 probate according To the
iaNs 81 les state Therefore. il i ordered that
-ai application be heard before ne ct The probate
Office IN the city of Manituvoc ia the said county
on the 18TH day 81 october, D. 1877, at ten
o ciecls la forenoon.
Aud it is further ordered. thai notice thereof
shall b. given 10 al persons iGiegt.~,e{ .u said
wil Of The .lae ana place %. sad bearing ~ ulig-
LEGATION ii the MaHitow0C new p4pe. priuietl n.
said county Tor three successive weeks once each
week, prior 10 thz time OF such hearing
81 this curt
c95-Sw T. &. LNsTED. CONT Jude
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lE jhg matter - the guardianship NJ the minor
ster OF lcnatz Pankratz. deceasad-to-vit I-1.a,Z
FankTatz.
pnroudiug and fling the pet.f.o. Of Narffa.
F'lL Guardian of said niuar.r representa- :,
among other lhJEs Thar the said va~a s >ciz-
ea II certain real estate in the taautv o.!
AHuti ."@S. u is. and thar il i Hecc>s gry tlat
ai on tG" same should he leased aud pfavius for
ieIl.s' Y iya-r iae same; ard appearing 10 the
-Hatala'E 20 .tasa ali of said real csta 1. it /.
az Il olreciyS. iEHt Oh ErIg ut Kin IN said
"a! persons Interested in said estate. pp
pear .eiarc me, oH NoudS.. the .gR oF Ocr,,..T
\. 7 80 al ten . clock a. ~ 81 the probate Of
l:ye IA eitd county. then and 9 ere to show cause
"a any lhgre be- Why lie NluGid -fnf b.. grant
en- l@ Tie leasing d! said rga, es5a. s-cor!.nr 10
The Fs.rer ot said petition.
~ shap b Published Tor four Successive ...,E.
g.i.r 9 said day Of hearing in tie Mspiia,. -
it'aI. = weekly newspaper printed II MaIiso,r0u
bsted = NaHilo~5 r. Pa CAV If sept. 4. Z.
l>'' *''-iw. I. y, BLASTED, County Judce.
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oSE WAY TO GEI R.cr.-No,linr
i more easy than to grow yich. It i
only to trust nobody-to belriend none
to get all YOU can, and save I'll Won
get-to stint yourself and everybody
belonging 10 you-to lie the friend Of
10 man, and have no man for yonr
irlend-to heap interest upon interest
cent upon ceht-to be mean, miserable
anu di>plsed for some twenty or thi,ty
Iears-ana riches viii come as sDre \,
disease and Disappointment And when
pretty nearly enough wealth is collected
by disregard OF all the charities ~ ,bo
human heart, aud at.ths expense 81
every enjoyment. death comes :, fr;sb
the work-the body is buried in a bola
the heirs dance over it. and the s,iri,
gocs-whcre:-4clr Ioyt COMMERCIAL
-idrerttscr.
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STAyE OF WISCONSIN
County Of ysau,t,u.,c

PRoa rs FFIcE. ocr5ter syh A D. ISL
l, me matter OF he proof and pYuhare of the
tasi VIII anc testament u George \ Waa5ip de-
ceased, late at The cOau5, of &auitsvoc sb.rs-
a. an lilsli urfcUt ~ writing pagpu-fiu-- .-s 81.
la>t WIN auo Testament ~ Gear-s \ }.elut.. IL.
csss Z. Lite of the county 81 Naasfnv,r b.s heau
ritd Il 'Ll> f1ea. and whereas spulicstsar, hss
hsrh made - Don \. Stove pgayiur NAT the
.a'i't - iaoN % and admitted 10 probate acca i
IN % ia= lAy~ OF This State Thsrst.,r.s ! ~
Gtfrd ita{ aEs aEllic.ti0r Re beard ae..r me ~
tie ErAtaie "lic in he Cirv % Mani oror IN .sid
count. on 'he>--A day November. A. D.fz,7T. 81
Aod /, farfhs ord red, that notice taraaf
~aS.i e' .f ei tS1 persons Interested ia ga viii
g. ite ts5se ali ase - ~aid hearing hys-,,b lea
lIou II tine GaS3sn0 Sc Iiot q uty4s.....s.-rs "a
~ said cry sr c,,'l,,. v.r ,trc. suct-~f. = yjs
once ca eek sicr the tisle Il sucs, hear g
T tGr { .rf
'..-S" d e. I'D. Can Judge
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Man wants bu, little here below. but
the red man wants his share. Seeds
saw mills, grlst mills. five or six store :.
instead OF only one;" trunks Tor cloth
ing, SO apiece and IN oya-aoat, a biz
school house, two. four, and six-hor,e
wagons; cattle, ''aos with horns like
eiks, but shor'horn kinds" priests, the
kind With black dresses" aens. ploaghs.
moving ma'hines, good grub, sheep.
hogs, and thousand boxes Of money.
are few of the more immediate wants
which the Sioux suggest at Washing.
ton, while. with sublime coufl,r.~
she hero Of the Patent OH,e are. the
Great Father answers. Il think the
Secretary Of The Interior can satisfy
you
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In the elections he'd on Tuesday,
Ohio gives Democratic majority Of
10000, and Iowa gives her usual ma
jority for the Repu icans. No definite
figures can be given in either case as yet.
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An order from the War Department
directs that the whole Campaign begin
ing in the Department Of the EoIun IA,
June 10, shall be officially Il, .cu me
Expedition Against Hostile Nez Perez
Indiana"
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Advice9 from all parts of Wisconsin
are very encouraging regarding the
Democratic State ticket. and Democratic
papers all over the State are jubilant
over the strong ticket nominated, and
the platform adopted.
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Nuacc : aersh, .iy p 1hat s. tie geurrai =
ilos O. a- acid iE 'he ssS-ia t,He-. Ug.tl-
election sreciler- 80 -aa caur'r 81 &aut aeec
the sIAtE gaE 81 Navszah.r mkt 1ne .tlIay.
Offers are tt43e elected. t,-W.
C.f Furs .a t3al. O. Harrison ..E.ta
whose f.ru %. -icc Uji. expire OF .Ea z---- 81.
DAY ia JsuuarE l~-S
a t-a.sra-.. Governor IN piss %. gh.r..
PARSER. whose term Il Office wall. expire a. ....
iTsI Monday in JSuuarr. -.
Secretary ot Sts-a in nis,- 81 E.t.- .sa.
s..7s I'm q ',.;ee viii expire aa tie as-
-.ste Treasurer in place Of Fe-d T8eH.
yio-s ;ern OF oiae viii eEpiTa o. tbs FIRST a
An Attorney General in place oi a scot. >lsat.
whose Term OF "iuee VIII expire NJ the Grst @...
do IN January. isis.
a state srperinteudeat in place o, rs
caring whose ierpt OF office viii expire Gil 3
first Monday u ) 1IuFFy. ~.
a ( Jerk Of the : ircRit ourt FOR the corn.~
NaAita,yoc H. place OF A. "iraiur. whose .er.a
ulice al.. expire oE th- first Monday in Jan
AtCHrlr Superintendent schools, for the coun
L 81 .elu.5"NuC cUuut5. IA place of ~ A. 5,a.E
who's term pi Office viii expire on the nrst
4 Member Of 4 zenbly in he first assemble d..
tries. co.'s pEl-iL- lie towns oi SCil-~wir, Seen
eaton. Liberty !taah'ans. ate Maple Grove. AL.
tranSlin, IN phase Of Thomas Thornton, Who's.
term = office viii expire Ga he 6fst Monday :.
January. 1873.
A s.cmber Of s>ee.ls.y in ,h- : .cond Assembly
District c0mprisi Ing J.e Ju-Ha .pf LWo rseE,
Nish.cott- Gibson, HoprrstaAH Ea-~uta, Two
Rivers. and the village Of lNyu Rivers in tine pIar.
Of Thomas NohT. whose term al office will eXPI,
Oh iti" hfst Monday IL J.nUar.. lSS.
Member o: Assembly, IL tire third Assembly
District. comprising the iawDs 4 GENRE, iiIu
Newton Na..isowoC Rapids. auitowoc ana tn.
CITY of Msnirowoc j.. place of Peter Jnhrsf5,..
whose term of Office will expire on :he first on
day IN January. 1873.
yassed and the returns thersOf made, pursuant To
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me Cincinnati Gazotte which is a
strong Republican paper, comedies both
branches Of the Legislature to the
Democrats, and says Bishops majority
IN the state VIII not be less then %, 600
The Enquirer claims majority on the
joint ballot Of %, thus securing the cle :
ton Of Democratic Senator. In TIN,
city TIE German Republicans voted the
Workinsnion's ticket. The working
men claim their ticket will foo, up IL
900 votes. though it is not probable it
will greatly exceed the estimate in these
dispatches yesterday: S,001.