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The following from the Johnstown Tr.5-
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tHe fuliy explains ltseli'
HousE or REPREsENTATIrEs,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. March p, 1857.
John Lo,rman, M D., Poef. y. X. johnson
john Luts, Esq, Prot. w. n. SINNER, Prcf'
John III. Stephens;
GENTLEMEN: Your report of the proceed
ines of your Board conducting the eompeti-
tive examination of candidates for the West
Point cadet appointment held on the 22d
and 23d inst, has been received. Charles
Thomas Menoher having been awarded the
highest grade by you, have this day nomi-
mated him to the Secretary of War for ap-
pointment as cadet at West Point, from the
XYIIth District of Pennsylvania.
Please accept my thanks for your prompt
action in this matter, aud for the faithful
and satisfactory performance of the duties
of your appointment.
Very Respectfully,
NJ C.MppFrr
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The finest assortment of Watches Clocks,
Jewelry, Silver-pla.ed Ware, Spectacles,
Eye Glasses, ever brought to Somerset coxn-
ty at E. McDowelrs.
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Judge Rockefeller, OF the Eighth Judicial
district when granting the tavern licenses
at the last term of Court, at Sunbury, pretty
clearly established the fact that he is none
of your doubling Thomases. On that occa-
sion, he said:
Il give notice to all parties that | will re-
woke any licenses that | may now grant,
upon proof being furnished me at any time
that the liquor laws have been violated by
any one. and it will not take the same
amount of evidence to convince me that
the law has been violated tha, it seems the
Grand Juries require. / will not require
that the witness tasted the drink TO know
that II was beer or liquor And in regard
to Sundays, for instance, if a party keeps
his house open and men are seen going in
and out, and especially if any are under the
influence of drink, | shall not require that
the witness saw them drink, or get the
liquor in the house, bnt simply that they
keep their house open and allow parties TO
come in and out will be sufficient cause
for me to revoke their license at any time.
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Nh. Eprros "A grand Temperance reviv
al is sweeping over the stats Of Indiana at
present. The last legislature passed an
amendment to the constitution, prohibiting
the sale of alcoholic Liquors Is beverage in
this commonwealth. The law must pass both
houses again before II can be submitted to
the people, and every nerve Is being strain
ed to nominate and elect next fall only such
men rs are in favor Of the amendment. Party
politics are not to enter int this fight. Sixty
three Republicans, sixteen Democrats and
two Nationals stood by the Temperance peo-
pie ia, the last Legislature and voted for the
submission of the prohibitory amendment.
The temperance people propose to stand BY
the candidates who will stand by them No
true Republicans. Democrat or Greenbacker
will go ON record as arrayed against it, nor
will any man worthy of citizenship in this
country of the people, for the people and by
the people.
Large and enthusiastic meetings are being
held in every ward and precinct in the
state. The combined whiskey element of
the United States is being concentrated to
defeat this amendment; yet, notwithstand-
ing the herculean efforts of this terrible
monster. Indiana will shake off its influence
and assert her freedom.
hope the grand old Keystone State will
soon follow the example of the Hoosier
State in banishing the accursed traffic from
its boarders. The Kansas experiment is an
undoubted success even drinking men ad-
nit its benefits; and prohibition in Kansas
is more and more appreciated by its people.
Let all good citizens keep the ball rolling
until the monster is banished from our free
land.
WARSAW, IND, March % ScHLrrFER.
Persons wanting the genuine Middlesex
Suits. better made and trimmed than at
any other place IN Somerset. Heffiey has
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''oh lid you hear the news p
What's that p
Why. &. W. Trnxai has the cheapest
Gocds in all this country
''oh. pehaw that's "d. everybody knows
that
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Office Clocks. Nickel Clocks. Weight
Clocks, Lever Clocks, Calendars, Mantle
Clocks. Bronze Clocks, Black Walnut
Clocks, Brcnze Figures in great variety. at
Z. McDowelis
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s'arle: fever j. prevailing in Somerset.
The fsniiiss OF apt e. J. Harrison and J,
G. Ogle are afflicted.
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Forepaush's circus will exhibit in Johns
'wn the latter part Of this month
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hENNIS MEYERS.
IL ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Somerset, Penn'a.
All legal business entrusted TO his care will be
attended 10 with promptness and fidelity.
Office in Mammoth Block next door 10 Boyd's
drug store.
APPS
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Z. Mcdowell TUE JEwELEg.-A TRIP
THRoreH HIS GRAND JEwELRy STORE.
On going down Main Y Street wedropped
into the Jewelry Store of Z. Mcdowell.
Amid the brilliant and dazzling jewely ene
can proiitably spend few hours, Unlocking
over the large, varied and well selected
stock OF Jewelry, Watches, Silverware,
SpectacIes, etc. In Watches. the works of
all the celebrated manufacturers are kept on
nand, with eases to match them of every
grade, from the finest gold down to the
nickle case. In Silverware. full and COM
plete stock is kept on hand, selected with
care. and of the most modern designs. OPP
tical Goods are kept in profusion, and the
eyes of every person can be suited in glass;
IS and trimmings. In Clocks, all the lat
est designs are 10 be seen on the shelves
and when we priced them We could scarcely
believe that first-class clocks with walnu,
frames could be sold at those figures. We
hope that our readers will give him call
and see for themselves that we have not
overirawn this article.
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T..e newly elected borough officials were
Installed Moaaay.
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) & 10 CESr CouNrgRs.-Recollect when
you come to Court that the ) and 10 cent
counters in Cook & Beerits' Block are still
in full blast. A very large stock of these
useful goods have been laid in for Court
Week, and the variety is greater, and the
quality of gools much better than hereto-
fore. Everybody coming to town should
call in and look over the 5 and 10cent coun-
ters, as you will be sure to see something YOU
want at the popular prices of and 10 cents
Call and see us now. Our stock of Dress
Goods, ETC., is full and running over.
j. b. SNYDER K Co.
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The diagonal blue suits, warranted fast
colors, at Heffiey's are the nobiest in the
way of clothing, for only so suit, we have
seen for some time
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pr. A. ]. Ea'iSley and wife, OF Johnstown,
spent several ds, Of lost week in Somerset.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-04-05

Use Paas Dyes for Easter Eggs. Beautiful
colors, and eggs may be eaten without harm.
Only cents. C. n. Boyd sells them.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-04-05

The finest lamps in the county, Parior,
Hall, and turn down" lamps at J. b. sny-
der 4 Cos.
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About week ago jeremiah Gongaware
was married to Miss Kate Baer, daughter of
/ Benjamin Baer, near Stony Springs. a few
miles north of town. Thursday night it
was thought ti-e newly married couple had
returned home, and the boys and young
men of the neighborhood concluded to give
them a regular old-fashioned serenade.
Among the party was Edward Nipple, a
young man in his twenty-second year. He
had undertaken 10 load sort of home
made cannon. While he was in the act of
driving in the wei with a ramrod on which
he was pounding with a hammer, he strucks a
little too hard. which resulted in prema-
ture discharge. The. ramrod passed dag
onaEy through his left hard and wrist.
necessitating an amputation between the
wrist and elbow, which was performed by
Drs. Lomison and Middleton The newly
married couple were not at home, and
hence the serenaders had 20 depart with
their cups filled with sorrow instead Of the
good things which the inner man Graves.
thus ends another sad chapter in the histo-
~ of midnight serenaders.
Young Johnston also had his face burned
with powder. One Of Nipples fingers and
the ramrod have not vet been found. The
cannon was about nine inches long and
three and a half in diameter-homemade
out of bar of iron.-G GreensJ1g Press
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Dr. Baxter's Mandrake Bit.ers give the
best satisfaction of any medicine sell. They
have advertised themselves, and wr,ant
every bottle.
n. DEKRIEr. Druggist. ICELAND. Mich.
Henry & Johnson's Arnica and Oil Iini-
ment. for external use is equally good.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-04-05

BY George, Hefiley does sell his Brussel
Carpet at .5cents.
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Hefiey's is still the cheapest place in Som
erset TO buy Brussel Carpets.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-04-05

A new line OF Clothing at ]. h. Snyder L
Cos. cheaper than ever.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-04-05

WHY WILL YOU cough when Shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10
cts. 50 cts. and 81.
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All the right title, interest and claim OF the de
fendant, Joseph Tressler. Of In and to the follow
ing real estate, situate in Broshersvalley Twp i,
Somerset Co., Pa, containing acres more or less
with q two-story dwelling house thereon erected,
adjoining lands Of Geo. W. Shober. Peter Burk-
holder. Harriet Judy and others, with the appur-
teDances.
Taken in execution as the property of Joseph
Tressler, at the suit Of Shank and Walker.
NoTicE.-Ail persons purchasing at the above
sale will please take notice that part Of the pur
chase money-to be made known at the time of
sale-will be required soon the property is
knocked down, otherwise it will be again exposed
to sale at the risk of the first purchaser. The
residue Of the purchase money must be paid on or
before Thursday of the first week of April Court,
the time fixed by the Court for securing the ac-
knowledgment Of deeds, and no deed will be
knnwledged until the purchase money is paid in
full JOHN ]. SPANGLER.
SHERIFv's OFyrcE,l Sheriff.
April 81 lss2
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r EGAL NOTICE.
70 ALL WHOM rr MAY CONCERN.

TAKS NorieE-Thst 1t the Adjourned Cssrt.
held the 18th day Of March. 1852 applicatisn was
made by the Christian Church, 1t Addison. Pa,
for charter Of Incorporation and un,ess sufeient
reason Is shown to the contrary. the same viii be
granted 1t the next term Of the Court, to be held
On the &th Monday Of April, lss2.
Per Curium-
;. y. TkEST,
nAr2R2t Prothonotsry.
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TUESDAY,
1. Josiah Brant VS.. John Hill.
2 NJ. A Sanner * Go. vs.. Francis Hoover.
g. Ed. W. Rhoads rs. Daniel Rhssds adj nirfs-
traitor.
WEDNESDAY.
4. Charles +. Rhoads VS.. Same.
5. Mary ). Coleman's use VS.. Same
@. Caroline Rhoads heirs vs. Same.
:. Michael G. Dively vs. Charles Dively.
5. First National Bank OF Meyersdale VS.. Hen
~ Suhre, ct al
g. McCandless, Jamison * Co. VS.. Sligo Cs al X
Mining Go.
To- John s. Cramer vs.. Devid Philippi. ct u.
IL. w. H Bates VS.. Ephralrn Speicher.
T. Samuel Zimmerman y. John and Sc, lila
Howard
THpRSDAY.
l3 Jacob Cover, Sr., VS.. Susann4h Kooi Itz's
Executor
a. A. ]. Michael, endorse sc, ~. John: o.
Hay.
Is !. Hugus and G. G. Lint "A. v ilmOuth and
". II. Zufal
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SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY-A pos
tive cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Cank-
er Mouth
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Say. John! Heffiey sells his Brussel Car
pet at 75 cents.
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TIE GREAT SHOW.


{. W. Truxal shows the best Spring and
summer Goods that have come around yet.
II is very we'll to be aesthetic, but one may
possibly overdo the matter. For instance,
when the swectly perfumed minister said TO
his people that Jonah passed three days and
three nights in the whale's-society, be was
too utterly delicious for anything.
Talk about Middlcsex Suits for men, why
Hen,ey sells them, all wool and warranted
fast coiors for $40. usually sold at So.
Business men should order their Bill and
Letter Heads put up in packets. We print
the very handsomest at this office.
wASrED-Mapie Sugar Bacon, Wheat,
Oats, Potatoes and Beans for cash or in ex-
Grange for merchandise of our line of trade.
Cook & BEERrTs.
Some of the Altoona merchants last fall
bought up at very high price all the
potatoes they could obtain. The market
now seems to be oyerstocked, potatoes have
iallcn in price, and the merchants conse-
qnenily have 4 fair chance of ioosing money
On their speculation.
Suits for children OF : to 10 years, at Hef-
geys from Sl7s, 500, $50 $500 and up
wards They are perfect beauties.
SPRING STYLES.
HAVE TO-DAY RECEIVED NY 1
FIRST INVOICE OF SPRING HATS, BON
NETS AND MILLINERY Go0Ds.-ALL /
NEW STYLES AND NEW TRIMMINGS. 1
MRS 4. T. rHI-.
There are some men in our town;
And they are won1rous wise,
They promptly paw their paper bills
And als0--adyertise
And while they reap thousand fold
The foolish ones stand by
And say. "we, too nigh, win the gold
Ru, we'rc afraid 70 try
II you want first-class Stationery at small
onst buy the HERALD packet. Note, Letter
ard all other sizes pm, up in this way They
are Just the thing for business men.
ALL DRY GOODS AT COST to close out,
Cali and be convinced Towels, Table Lin
en- very cheap. Trunks and satchels all
styles and sizes. almost given away.
H. HEfrLEY.
A correspondent writing from the south
Of the county says: Rough on Rhegma-
iisrn knocks the eternal suffering af that
terrible disease"
Mar AsKgEz.-Main Street-We have /,
just added large Refrigerator to our Meat ,
Market in which all meats can be kept cool
and clean. Mutton. Beef Pork, &c, kept /,
constantly on hand. Open daily. Parties !,
buying meat can have II kept in the Refrig- !.
erator until wanted. /.
We have. also. 10000 new brick for sale, ;.
which we viii sell by the hundred or ihous- : :
aud at a low price. i
Eoss DAVIS 4 Co.
THE REV GEO. H. Thaver, of bourbon,
Ind, says Both myself aud wife owe our u
lives to sHIlOH's coNsUMTIoN CURE"
FEnrnIzER. : Phosphate, Land Plaster 81
and Salt. Attention. Farmers and remem- a,
Der this: We can get for you Phosphate. 7,
Land Plaster, or Mineraized Salt for fertil- q,
king purposes delivered at Somerset Sta b.
ton, by the Bag. Barrel OF Ton. at Pitts =,
baryh. Baltimore or Philadelphia list prices, :.
local freight added. and will be pleased 10 "a,
take your orders for such quantities as you
may need for Spring Seeding. Apply foor
sadre-s.
Cook a BErRSTs.
Aaiicnss sucef. Somerset. Pa. q,
SoricE 10 FsExEKs.--c. W. Truxai Jays
very High Prices for Country Produee. fh
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ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation. Dizziness, Loss OF Appetite
Yellow Skin 2 Shiloh's vitaiixer is q posi-
tive cure.
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Persons wanting the genuine Middlesex
Suits, better made and trimmed than at
any other place IN Somerset. Heffiey has
them and they are for sale as cheap as they
can be bought in Philadelphia.
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WEDNESDAY. April 26. 1882.

at O'Clock p. m all the right title interest and
claim OF the defendant Ishmael Baer of, In and TO
the following real estate, situate in Allegheny
twp, Somerset county Pa adjoining lands of VIM.
Divelv. William Kelly, Henry Baer and others.
containing 100 acres more or less above nve acres
cleared and having thereon erected log dwelling
house
Taken in execution at the suit of Hannah Hut
Eel use OF Hannah Baer.
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CORK SHAvINCS
MATTRESSES.

This article has no equal for ehespBess ad dus-
ability. Parties desiring to change their bed
ding would do we'll 20 give It a triaL Prios.
cents per pound. Sacks, 70 cssts each. 30 lbs
will fill large mattress. For sale by
AB1ST80N0, D1O. 4 CO.,
Ger. 2le6 aoa Bst1Fooa bes-. f1tasbuFg,
Pe00'a-
apr5-lm
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t,svr.xed weekly BY z. Betty, San Co,
wholesale Produce Commission Merchants, Pitt
t>rus. "a
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CHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue OF certain writs of Vend. Ex and RI
Fa., issued cut OF the Court of Common Pleas OF
Somerset County, Pa, and to me directed, there
will be exposed to public sale, at the Court House,
In Somerset, Pa, On
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LIST OF CAUS ES
FIRST WEEK.

For Trial at April Term OF Court. So, CON-
mencing 2ith April, 1882
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TAVERN AND RESTAURANT

Commence at 10 o'clock .. m.
JOHN II. wEIMER,
Apr5 Treasurer.
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took a EEFRITS.
Aainoroes su-f. Somerset. Pa.
SoricE no FsExEKs.-c. W. Tuxai yays
very High Prices for Country produee.
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.,r C,nd. Al Il b. snyder & eo's.

sentor Don Cameron is i'll with pneumo-
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raas Faster Egg Dyes for sale by c. y
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-04
rHE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS,

CONTESTS IN THlRTY-THREE STATES.
THE STATE AND CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES IN
THE SEVERAL STATES AND TERRlroHEs-NEAR-
IY 800 CONGREssMEN TO BE ELECTED ON TUES
pAY-FIFTEEN GOVERNORS AND TWENTY-FIVE
LEGIsLATUREs TO BE CHOSEN.
Elections will he held on Tuesday the 18th inst,
in thirty three States and Territories. Members of
the XLyIIIth Congress 1908 in number will be
elected In all of these States and Delegates IN the
lTerritories Vacancies in the AJNllth Con
sress Will be flied at the same time. Governors
will be elected in fifteen States, and other otA8
officers Including members of the Judiciary III 'Ie'
States viii be chosen in twenty States Lesl''"-
lures will be elected in twenty-five states Oon
stitutlonal amendments will be voted upon III
states and in Illinois propositions VIII DC SUI
1n:ttsed The several State ana congressional
tickets are given herewith
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SENATORS AND CoNGREssMEY.

The terms of twenty-six United states SEN
ators will expire March Legislatures chosen laSt
wear have elected Senators in Iowa Louisiana ana
Virginia and reelected Senators from Kentucky ana MIS-
sissippl OF Legislatures already elected TINS year
In Alabama Arkansas, Georgia, Maine oregon khooe
1saDd and West virginia one (OregOn has elected new
Senator and another Rhode Island has reelected sen
ator Anthony. OF the TWENTY-FIVE Legislatures to De
elected Oh Tuesday fourteen elect Senators wen they
meet for the States of Colorado Delaware, Illinois, Kan
sas. Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska.
New-Hampshre, New-Jersey, North Carolina eoutn
Carolina Tennessee and Texas Tue following table
ryes the names the retiring Senators (Repuocans IN
Roman Demos in itauo, and Independent IN small
oaps the names of the senaOrselect and the political
complexion of the new old Legislature;
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.

Constitutional amendments will be voted
upon states Missouri will vote upon amend
meni making changes in the Judiciary Department
which are intended TO relieve the Supreme Court Of
much OF its work In Nebraska a suffrage amend
ment viii be voted upon Ia New-York two amendments
will be voted upon. One OF these provides for the abo
lion tolls canals and the other provides for
the election OF additional Judges OF the Supreme Court
The amendment before the Rhode Island voters author
lies the General Assembly 10 provide for the meeting Of
q Constitutional Convention Three amendments will
be voted upon in South Carolina. The first empowers
the Legislature 70 fix the time OF holding general cleo
fons the second prohibits the acknowledgements OF any
person by law except for treason murder burglary,
larceny. perjury. forgery, any other infamous
crime, duelliug" and the third permits the
organization Of counties with minimum Of
me> and population equal 1l2zth part Of
the whole number Of inhabitants OF the State In Viz
ginaaaameDdment relating 10 the suffrage and abolish
3n&apoll prerequisite will be voted upon Five
n knts have been submitted In Wisconsin Two
ye a zle residence aud registration OF voters,
Wov16ss that vacancies county shall be filed by APP
pontmeDt for the unexpired portion Of the terms,
tolaes 70 the election OF Circuit Court clerks and
hnothex provides the political year for the State
thall begin on the first Monday IA eaeh January. that
fhe gene election shall held the Tuesday after
ne first Monday November, and that except as TO Ju
nica ocers general elections sha be held biennial
" after 1884.
In Illinois. the electors viii vote upon proposition to
susf the State canal TO the National Government and
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NORTH CAROLINA.

liberal & init Bouybon.) DsmocraG
For S,pysme Cont George " Folk 3D. Thomas Hu1n.
Conoyess - l. D. b. Respass r. q C. lsIOnis O. Latham
Water HPsoe b. -
III II E.O'TfsfatCol RI -
stOrIando Hubbs. . -
III VIM p Canaday (R) Wharton J. Green
w II r. Deverenx la R)"Wfl lam X. Coz.
VA K Winston (IG6 )sAfIed N. scales
vi. VIM Johnston La r. sCiement Dowd
W: H. Bailey (Ind-J Chas Il Jones iDS
VII. O. L. Cook III. r. W. W. Robbins.
Tyre York L.R&P.)
VIII. VIM VI. coke Ind jsROberfB. Vance.
AtLarge.. o. Il. DockeFy( La X Risden l. Bennett
sRenomlnated fSupreme Superior nominations
AMI COngfessmana Large supported by Republican state
Convention tEsch claims nomination. sCandhAG
in 1880
RECENT VOTES.
Rep. Dem Total Dem Maj.
IssO-Presisent.. 1854 I2i,gOs s24l2O5 100
l8S0-GOyernor 1850 lZl'827 237,4l7 e237
.Including Il26 Gbk. votes.
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xLyIuth Cong. XLvIlth Cong

When the XLyIIth Congress organized there were
147 Republicans 135 Democrats, GrcenbacSers and
Readusters Since then. changes made by death, resg
nation the unseating of members have left l4S Re
publicans. 100 Democrats Greenbackers Readjust-
and < vacsueies
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Governors viii be elected in fifteen States In the
above list the States in which Governor out no oher
state officers will be chosen marked with Z, While
.ba states In which Governors Will elected with minor
State officers are marked with T. states which Will
elect minor State officers not Governors are marked
with a twhile indicates the states in which members
of the judiciary but officers will be chosen
A marks the % STATES in which Legislatures VIII oe
elected are indicated by a s. Congressman Will De
chosen in all the States named and Delegates will be
elected in the eight organized Territories.