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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-22
CORRECTED COPY.
Democratio-Refrom County and Assem-
bly, District Conventions, and town;
Uaucuses for Grant 90, II so5

To appoint delegates to the Congressional
District convention at Muscoda, 20 be held on
Sept 10th, 1878, conventions and caucuses
for Grant County, are hereby called and rec
commended as follows:
County convention at Lancaster, Sept. Sd,
at o'clock p. m, TO select delegates from the
Senatorial district of Gran. County, to the
convention at Muscoda. Towns will send del
egates TO this convention on the basis of one
delegate for each 100 votes cast at the last
Presidential election and one for each fraction
over so.
Assembly district conventions to elect two
delegates from each district 10 the Muscoda
convention, at their usual place of holding the
same, on Sept. It'll at two O'Clock p. M, on
the basis of one delegate for each so votes
cast ut the last Presidential election, and one
for each fraction over 25.
Town caucuses at their usual places Of cleo.
ton, TO send delegates to these conventions,
on Saturday, August Slst, 1875, at 2 o'clock
p m. unless otherwise fixed.
full attendance is respectfully urged.
Dated Aug, nth, 1878.
HUGH A. MOORE,
Chairman Central Committee,
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The Teachers, Institute.

The whole number Of teachers who register.
ed during the Institute held at Lancaster,
commencing August and ending August Is,
is 1880 ladies and S3 gentlemen. The
drill was confined to the following subjects
Arithmetic, Grammar. Geography, Reading
and Phonics, 0rthographY. History, Drawing
and Civil Government Lectures ,on Theory
and Art of Teaching were given each days by
Prof. ID. McGregor The teachers were highly
eonplimented by the conductors, Profs- D.
McGregor, A. r. Sprague and Chas. ximmer-
mann, for the manner in which their work
was performed. An effort win be made to
have an Institute of one week, held in the
Western part of the County, sometime in
October. Whether the committee on insti-
tutes viii grant it or not, is not fully deter
mined. Counties having the advantages Of
a Normal School are not to be specially fa-
vorcd in the way of Institute work, but should
we succeed in securing one hope to see
large per cent of gentlemen in attendance.
G. HARPER.
Below are the names and postofiice address
es of those who registered. The figures ats
tached to the names Indicate the number of
months each has taught. Those marked with
star ~ have their schools. engaged for the
next term.
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Another X. r. Meeting.

Next Saturday at O'clock in the
afternoon the citizens of Lancaster
are requested TO meet in the Court
house TO consider the question of
locating the track and depot within
the City limits. All citizens of the
town who are voters are understood
to be invited. Shall the road come
In on the east or the west side of the
City? is the question.
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Second Assembly District Convention.

The Republican electors of the second as
sembly district will hold delegate convention
at Beetown Wednesday, September 18th, 1878,
at one o'clock, p. m, for the purpose of nomi
natirg a candidate for member of Assembly
Towns will be allowed the usual representa-
ton. 1t is suggested that in the absence Of
action by local committees and where delegates
have not been chosen by previous town eau
cuses, the primary meetings in the several
towns for the selection of delegates be held on
Saturday afternoon, September l4th, at the
usual hour and place of holding such meetings
Dated August 2lst, 1878.
l.. J. ARTHUR, Chairman,
E. S. ROCKWELL,
D. Is. STLvENs,
9. w. WHEELER,
I'd Assembly Dist Com.
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ESTATE-BUCHACKER.

In Probate, Grant County Court. In the matter of
tn estate OF Justus Buchacker, decoa sed.
On reading and filing the petition Of John Ring
land, of Waterloo, Grant county, representing
among other things that Justus Buchacker late Of
the county of Grant on the 9th day of August A. D.,
1878, at Waterloo in the County of Grant died int
tate leaving goods, chattels and estate within this
state and county, and that the said petitioner is
nephew OF said deceased, and praying that admins
1t ordered that said petition be heard before the
Judge OF this court on Monday the 10th day of Sep.
TENDER A. D. 1885, O'Clock p. IN lat Lancaster in
said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given the
heirs OF said deceased and to all interest ed
by publishing copy Of this order for three
i've weeks prior to said day of hearing in the Grant
County Herald, weekly newspaper printed and pub.
lished at Lancaster, in said county.
Dated at Lancaster. Wis.,. the 10th day of August,
D., 1878. By the Court
VIM. MCGONIGAL Comfy Judge
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PROOF OF WILL-McNAMEE.

State Of Wisconsin, Grant County--ss. Probate or
fee Lancaster August 10th "A. D. 1878. In the matter
of the proof and probate OF the last will and
ment OF Mathew McNamse, deceased, late Of the
county of Grant.
Whereas. an instrument in writing. purporting 70
be the last will and testament Of Mathew McNsmee
in this office; and whereas, application has been
made by John Scanlon, praying that the same
be proven and admitted to probate according to the
laws Of this state.
Therefore, it is ordered that said application be
heard before me at the probate Office in the village
OF Lancaster, in said county, on Monday. the l6ti
day OF September, A. D., 1878, at one O'Clock P. NJ
And it is further ordered that notice shall be given
to all persons interested in said will of the time and
place Of said hearing, by publication in the Grant
county HERALD, newspaper printed In said county
the time OF such hearing. BY the Court,
2lw3.l VIM Mc9ONiGAI Conntv Jndya
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-22
TIKI GREATEST BLESSING,

A simple, pure, harmless remedy, that cures
every time, and prevents disease by keeping
the blood pure, stomach regular kidneys and
liver active, is the greatest blessing ever con-
ferred upon man. Hop bitters is that remedy
and its proprietors are being blessed by thou.
sands who have been saved and cured by it
WIN you try it !? See other column.
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NOtice.

DR.. J. j. Clifford Of Prairie du Chen would
respectfully announce to the residents of
Bloomington and vicinity that he win open an
office at the Bloomington Hotel on September
Sd for two weeks. All those wishing dental
work done would do well to give him call.
Advice free. 4
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Lancaster.

Caucus of Republicans of the town of
Lancaster will be held at the Court House,
Saturday, august 24h
at o'clock p. M to choose eleven delegates
to represent the town in the Republican Con
ventioa at Beetown, Wednesday, August 29th
All Republicans invited. by order of the
COMMITTEES, EDWARD POLLOCK, Chairman w.
p. RownEN, and IL. S. KEESE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-22

A Sioux City man blew down the
chimney of his kerosene lamp every
night for five years and never had
an accident. The explosion which
burned the shirt off his back and the
hair off his head occurred on the 90.
casion of the first blow in the sixth
year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-22

To Farmers and Threshers.

II you want the best Thresher and mounted
Horse Power in the market, and at Low PRICES
and on liberal terms, go TO V. ]. WILLIAMS
Co., Dubuque, and buy a "Wooster.' 22w4
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IL having been intimated by some that
would be acceptable as a candidate for the
Office of Sheriff Of Grant County I take this
opportunity and means to inform the electors
of the county that will be candidate subject
to their approval in Republican convention.
JOHN f. LANE.
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PlaffavilIa-

The Republicans of the town of Platteville
will meet in caucus at Thohas's Hall
Friday, august 22d, 1878,
at 2 o'clock p. M. to elect seventeen delegate
to the Diatrict Convention to be held a
Platteville, August 2sth Called by Commit
tee, NJ. p. RtNDLAUB, Chairman.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-22

$500 Wanted--at the HERALD oiice-for
the best job work. executed on new type, at
lowest rates, ever done 10 the county.
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Grant County Republican Convention.

1t is suggested that primary meetings in the
several towns be held on Saturday, September
Z, at usual time and place.
G. II. BAXTER, Chm.
NJ P. RINDLkUB, G. E. CABANIS,
JNO. NEAvILLE, J, H. GRIFFIS,
HID. FARQUHARSON, J. M0NTETH,
Republican County Committee.
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Mount Ida.

Republicans of the town Of Mt. ida are re
questcd to meet in Convention at 7:30 p. n..,
on
SATURDAY, august "a, 1913,
at the GAP VALLEY SCHOOL-HoUSE. for
:he purpose of choosing three Delegates to
the Republican Convention to be held at Bos-
cobcl Saturday, August 2Sth. BY order OF town
Committee, OMAR J. ARNOLD, Chm'n.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-08-22

QUERY: why will men smoke common
tobacco, when they. can buy Marburg Bros.
Sea- Of North Carolina' at the same price %
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CHICAGO.
LANCASTER.

Wheat e2kc. Corn ssLc. Oats 2lEo, rive 1ssc
Barley s94c. Pork 50 SO. Butter, dairy e "a l5c
Eggs 10 q lie. CATTLE, butchers & 50 "a 90
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NIARRlB
Did,


In Lancaster. August 10, 1878. by Rev, s. W. Eaton.
samuel Hassell, N. D., and Miss 0rah n, Coz, both
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DIED.
THE MARKETS.

In Beetown, Aug l6, 1878. Mrs. Martha Garner,
widow OF the late MAJ Jarrett Garner aged rs years
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TAIE GRANNY COUNT HERRLD.

The Oldest and best established paper in est Wis
consn The widest circulated paper Grant County Con.
tans the most home reading of any paper
District is the official paper of Grant County, and the peo
pies in all their interests Bold denunciaon of
wrong its and all parties It's price is the lowest Of
any County paper Of its size in the State
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VOTE OF PRINCIPAL crTfu

The following is the vote Of some of the
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VIRGINIA.

R,rusoxn Va November 5-The eIec.
,;o- - oT;s. ard the vote srnali This
~ ~ nolIsS onlT sbort 1 CoI out al a reris-
ts.:sj S,o,s ~ 80 n mn The srn,JInes.
~ he TIs Snt. = Tss Sne Fnsiniy % ne ~ that
he ~ n.y,.,e,t Ne Al esnits,;on ;.I Sas re1uire3
bsE5re sE sTotinc .I,r Gen J. 3, Johnston an.
rs.T.s . me t-aS, 2 ,gnbeT g.eb II he ore:;nes oi
tS;s d;s+I;c. ind;rate Johnson's eleetion be.
ro15 T,crI Io,,Ilt
CS.1 .--r ~. r.,..
on rs; s 21Ss the seSa gS;e ,a :. and tss'fa a
i'ooo majority. =
election here was very quiet; no interest
Vas manifested and the vote Vas not Dali
out: Hunton, for Congress had no organ
iEed opposition. his m9lonty mere = S'@
Carter, Greenbsek, received oGt II vote,
and Cochran, RepuotlcAn, butG dnntons
election Is sure.
RICHMOND, November 5.-Further re-
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sorru ucARoLHA.

CHAE1Es7ox, s. C., November 5.-The
returns from al portions OF the State show
heavy Democratic gains Gov. Hampton
and the present State officers arere-elec:ed
without opposition
A. Aiken and Evans, Democrats, are
reelected to Congress from the Sd and 4th
Districts, without scarcely iny opposition.
Tellman IS claimed to have beaten
Smalls, eolored, Rep, BY neariy 500 ma
In the First district the indications are
that Richardson IS elected over Rainey,
eOIored, Republican, by .m.Il majority.
In the Second, or Charleston diStriet, the
vote has been heavy and close, with
chances 50 far favoring the election Of
o'ConneF, Democrat, over Aaekey, Re
publican.
In Charleston city the Democratic ma
iority Is estimated Gt from 1900 70 5000,
bat the Republican stronsholds- the Sea
Island precincts, cannot be heard from
until tomorrow. The election Vas quiet
and orderly, no disturbances Of any kind
having occurred anywhere.
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One hundred and trenty-seven towns
give Talbot l3,7s3 majority over Butler.
TaIbOt's election BY plurality o teO, 600,
now conceded.
". 4. Field, (Rep.l Is said to be elected
to Congress, from the Third District, BY
800 majority.
The vote Of Boston is as follows: Tai
bot, %, ,T62: Butler, 25,3l4; Abbot, ly66S,
and AinneT, l4s. Buffers majority is f.
49,
Cl.fin, tRep.) is probably elected 70
Congress from the Eighth District w.
". Crapo, (Rep.l Is probably reelected to
Congress from the First District. B. W.
Harris, (Rep.) Is reelected 10 Congress
from the Second District by 5 large ma
jority.
A worcester special says that ". ".
Rice, (Rep.) carries the Ninth Congress
ional District By probably 5000 majority.
A Concord, :. h, special says: The
Republican State Committee claim tha:
the Republicans carried every Congres-
sional District and that they viii have =
good majority in both branches OF the Leg
stature.
Two hundred and eight towns in Mass
ehrsetts. including al the cities, give Tai
bot Il, ,ss9 majority orer Butler.
BrTLERITE coScEDETALBoTs KLDcIToS.
At Q r.x. Iaibots election by 5000
plrr1iity Is conceded by Buffers trends,
An the Republican Representatives 70
Congress from the eleven districts, with
the exception Of the Fourth where Brim-
merts defeated BY Morse, Democrat, are
undoubtedly elected as faS Is the present
returns indicate.
The yo.eof % towns gire Talbot ma
iority over Butler Of ls, ISL.
Al the Republican candidates for State
offices are elected.
The Senate stands Sc Republicans and 4
Field Rep, defeats Dean, Dem, for
Congress, SO. rr,
Morse, Dem, Is elected TO Congress over
BrimmeE, Rep, BY 1000 majority.
Loring, Rep, has plurality OF about
100 over Boynton, Greenbacker.
Clafin, Rep, has . majority Of about
400. Rassel, Rep, has : majority Of
500. Rice, Rep, has 1000 majority and
! Il dfstrictsto hear from. Sarcross, Rep,
has 5000 majority. Robinson, Rep, has
1000 majority.
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TENNESSEE


NGsuvIl1E, November S.-The election
here Is unusually quiet, and there Is but
little apparent interest manifested. The
indicaaons are that the vote viii be the
ightest held In the state for years
CHArraxoooA. Observation-Disclosures in.
dicate the election Of Petdbone, Rep, In
the First District Gad DibbTell in the
Third. In the Second District Hoak, Rep,
Is ahead Lowe, Ind, beats Garth, Dem,
In the Eighth Alabama, loo majority.
FELTON,, IN the Seventh Georgia, IS run.
ming behind, and Lester, Dem, Is proba.
bIy elected by small mzioEity. Forney,
Dem, was reelected N the Seventh Ala
alma
NASHVILLE, November 5.-The eSectioz
vas quiet Al over the State and the Toit
unprecedentedly light The entire Demo
cratic ticket Of this county was elected.
The GreenbaekeEs received majority o
the eolored votes. Of the county. Sands
Bright, Dibbrell and Atkins we're re-elect
ed 70 Congress. In the Ninth Coogres
sional District, Simoa:on, Dem, vas elect
led Honk, Rep, wss elected N the Sec
lnnd District, and in the First District tn
Republicans eoneede the election OF & |
Taylor, Dem, over Pettiboue, Rep. In tn
Fourth District. McMillSn, Dem, Is prob
ably elected oyer Holiday, Ind. In tn
Seventh District the vote was close be
tween Whitthorne and Moore, both Dem
oer1ts.
The la;est returns indicate the re-elet
ton Ot Whitthorne. The Legislature
very largely Demoeratie. Marks, the DEN
ocratic nominee for Governor, has N,
iority over both Greenhsek and Republ
can candidates
j CHATTANOOGA, November a-The iate,
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BALTTxoRE, November 5.-There are Suf.
feent returns received from the counties
on the eastern shore, consisting ot the
FIst Congressional DistTiet, 70 insue the
election ot Henry, Dem. by u11iOrty Of
100. In the Second District, Talbots
Dem majority viii be 1900 In the Fifth
Dis;rict, HenEles, Dem. was elected BY
majority Of Loo. At this hour. midnight
no returns have been received from the
loWer eoun6eA Frederick county IS re
ported as having given over 200 majority
Tor Warner, Rep, which ensures his elee-
ton, making the delegation I've Democrats
and one Republican.
RIcHxoxD, Va, November 5.-only =
few returns have been received for the
9th District, but those indicate dose con.
test between Richmond, Conservative, and
McNuIlen, Independent Conservative.
PxTxEsBras, Va. November 5.-The re-
turns from the 4th District indicate the re-
election Of Jargeusou, Rep, 70 Congress
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MARYLAND.

BALTxoEE, November 5,-Fdl returns
from Cd .ConereASionAl distTict, composed
Of the irSt nine wards at this city, give
Kemma. Dem, ll,4I9; Thompson, green
back and independent, 4,eos; Kennels
majority 6,0S4.
Fun returns from the 4th c ConFessional
district, composed Of the other wards Of
this city, excepting The 18th. which i IN
5th district, give MeLane, Dem, i, ,0o4;
Holland, Rep, SOL; Quigley, greenhaek'
So; GettiagS, Ind. Dem, SSs: MeLane's 8
maiority over Holland 9,3i5, over all !, 81.
CoLraBrs, Ga, November 5-The re-
turns indicate that PerNens, Dem, b elect
Cd 70 Congress, over Harris, the present
member By 500 TO 1000 majority; both
Democrats Person is inclined 70 the
GreenhackerS.
n he Third AlsbAna District Dantord
Dem, vas elected without opposition.
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ILEIYOIA

Cut-I,s November 5.-Fiye distinct
,iekoss aain.tfle Geld in this city, and the
trlIots are badly scratched, and are
.eeruing in very slowly. The Republican,
Demosrat, Gfeenback, National, Socialist
aaI Prohibition parties have each nemi-
mated tickets UPto $50 but hve precincts
mi Of one hurdEed and twelve, have been
heard. rom, and they indicate nothing.
From scattering returns received from
Forts. Hcnderson's and Springer dis
tsic.s, it.Eouid sem that these gentlemen
arc re-eieSted.
JReturns received from iorty-nine towns
and precincts in Illinois show the tolloE-
iu- vote for State Treasurer: Gea. J. c.
Smith, Rep, 6.225; E. \. Cnonkett Dem,
S,57l; E.s'N. Bates, Greenbaeker, LIZ
I The vote for COngressTen viii vary oui
8 trihe from these figures.
! La this CITY the returns tun nine pre-.
eincn gire Hoffman, Rep. tor Shenni
-OI3: Kline, Dem, for Sheriff, S3S. Mann
for Coroner, runs lar ahead OF the ueket
uR. M.-At this hour the indications
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81. Lorrs, November 5.-Plrtial returns
Of the city, indicate somethisg more thaa
the half Of the Republican ticket elected.
The contest in Both the Second and
Third Congressional Districts, seems TO be
closer than was expected, and the result
cannot be forecast at the present writing,
The result in the FirSt Dis,ric: cannot Be
givsn tonight, ,s several counties outside
ot the city igrm part Of this district, and
theT cannot be heard from.
81. LorIs, November 5.-There seems q
be no doubt Of the election Of Frost, Dem,
in the First District, over Aetcalte, Rep,
the present incumbent In the Second
District, Cole, Rep, is 80 close 70 Wells
Dem, th.t the Republicans are claiming
his electien. The returns from the Third
District are very meagre, but there i nc
doubt Of the election Of ClaEk, Dam. i
Wells caTriesthe Second District the Dem
ocrats win Saiu three Corsressmen from
this eity.
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KENTUCKY.

LE11SGrox, KY, November 5.-Partial
returns show the following vote for Con-
gress in Lexington: Drane, Greeuhack,
456; Blackburn, Democrat, 81. George,
town: Blackburn, $40; Drane, none.
Frankfort: Blackburn, +34; Drane. 1872.
Paris: Blackburn, IS majority. Black
burns majority In the district will be
about 500.
LOUISVILLE. Kr., November 55.-ih the
Louisville district Albert S. Willis was
reelected over John Watts, KearneT Dem
ocra:, and Horace Scott, Republican, by I
small -maioritY- In allNths7eiher Ken
tueky districts Democrats VIII .be retained
unless it Is in the sth, where the result is
doubtful. This information Is based on
Co.ri4E-JoFaal returns up 10 midnight.
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nae psllar In Il,e cahInet.

'isl.SE7oS. November Sat the Cab
=, ''-''l'a Today some routine bIsiress
l-4sA:ei and there vas = general
,,-.'ii.'a regarding the points TO be
-si y The attention of Congress IN
~. .'i'l-e1;.s message. IL E.ss uuaui-
-. -, J ss'e'-i that the message should
- -. s1;:e Instrumentation Tor the en-
- - O! legislation 10 increase the
-. -. o TIE standard silver dollar. o. TO
ss.- s..-'s; 20 coinage, or TO adopt both as
> = 9! p'eJeaaaS further depreciation
-. - NAss The subject Eiil be again
-ae -,.''5'ei a 4 future meeting.
=. - s''-'l-eat h=s appointed 6. ". Hut
'-sla1s;er 5; Aubcrn. Ill.
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NEW YORK.

NV YoEx, Sozember5-Etty districts
in this city ont Of $50 give Cooper for
Mayor majority Of about 100.
I Two hundred and ten election districts
give Cooper for Nsyor s,S2i najority.
Kelly has just made : speech in Tam.
many Hall, saying: "We are beaten all
along the line"
Three hundred and eighty-fve election
districts in this city give majority. Of
1900 for Cooper for Mayor. The entire
anti. .Tammany Republican combination
ticket for city officers Is elected.
Returns from the interior Of the State
show Republican sains and indicate the
election Of Geo. F. Danforth, Republican,
Is Judge Of the Court Of Appeals, The
Republicans claim from ten % fifteen ma,
jority in the Assembly.
The following CongreSsmeu xre elected,
Bourke, Cox, Wood, Morton and MeCook
oswpSo, November S.-Eoes county
complete gives Dwight, Republican, toI
| Congress, 1000 majority.
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eEoRaA-


Ar6uyrA, Ga, November 5.-The vote
in the Sh DiStric. Is Light Alex d
Stephens is reelected TO Cong :eSs without
Il he e 1TssstSs 81 nom lie Congressional dis
tiess come in slowly. The following 4
the probable result in the State:
First District, Nichols. Second District,
Smit1- Third District, Cook. Fourth
Di1rjct. H1rTiE Fiflh District, Ham
nnad. SIKH District Bl0unt Seventh
pis.r;c Fei;on. Eighth DiStriet, Stephens.
Sine& Nkdi4, Biaups.
THs osSSial count may change this IN
The Seyenth and Ninth Districss- The
vote in these districts will Se close, aud
may resuItin the election Of tLesses, Demo:
crs;, in the Seventh District In place Of
FELTON,. Independent Democrat SPeef'
/ Iudepeadent Democrat, will run BllnPs
Tery close IL the Ninth Distries.
MACON, November s.-Bloun: is unan'
iraously reelected in the 9Th district; no
opposition; vote Eery light The Eaee IN
| t6e lover end tot the 5th distrie. IS very
rInse between Hammond. Democrat, and
I Stru0li,- GresabackeE. Cook. IN the ID
district and Smith, in the ID district, are
I ra-slgctRd