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TOMORROW AFTERNOON the Republicans
will hold their nomination election for can
didates for sheriff and coroner. 1t is well
enough for our Republican friends to observe
all the forms of the campaign, but the Dem
ocrats are going to take hand in the
election of the next sheriff and coroner, ant
| they mean business this time.
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CHAIRMAN McINTIRE has issued his call
for the biennial Democratic county meeting
at New Castle, on Saturday week, 27th inst,
at one O'Clock p. m. We hope there will be
a full attendance from all parts of the county,
as a large county meeting, marked by
thorough good feeling and an earnest desire
for success, is always regarded as a most
auspicious opening of the county campaign.
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WILMINGTON, DEL, Aug, IA. 1891
II. y. WARkER CO.-DEAR SIN: For several
years have been troubled from a lame hacI
general debility and more or less dificulty In I'M
urinary organs. On the recommendation or a
physician In Philadelphia used Warneris "a -
Kidney and Liver Cure. can only add mai H.
enects were all that could have been nnssiI,i1
desired, and my relief Is thorough and H. Tsr ~
human foresight can Judge permanent. -
JOHN H. BRITTON,
s2l West Sixth Street.
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The Weekly Edition

OF the Enquirer ought to be in the hands of
every farmer, every mechanic and every
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full of fresh, valuable and reliable informa-
ton, 1t will be without a rival A corps of
contributors has been retained whose
practical and theoretical knowledge in ali
branches OF good farming is unsurpassed.
We thank our readers for that liberal
support that has enabled us to print the besf
newspaper in the West, and ask A con-
tinuance of the same and your assistance In
making known the merits of the paper. and
increasing its field of usefulness.
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tne power and value of which they speak we
publish herewith the fac-simile sfRnhtur.s ~
parties whose sincerity Is beyond question. The
ti ~ oi tnese testimonials Is abOslute nor can
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WuMINaroN nv, A., 80 -,

WILMINGTON DEL, Aug. Ia, 1881,
physlclAn, and also In the capacity of "A druggist
wsr,' nase rec9nmended and prescribed the use or
" mm~apner ~ 8 sale Kidney and Liver Cure to at least
each aud every Instance they were cured.
ALFRED WALTON, M d.
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PUBLIcs SAFES.

PUBLIc SALE
35 BUILDING LOTS
On the hill, at Rodney, Fifth, Sixth and
Searles sts on Scott, Union, Tenth
and Dupont streets,
sATpnDAY, MAY q, 1882 on the premises,
Wilmington, Del, without p0stpOnement
withdrawal or undertaking.
The lots on Rodney between Finh and sixth
streets are especially good, with extended aud
beautiful views rarely surpassed in this or other
cities. They are accessible TO the Front street
horse railway, and have the assurance of early
adjacent improvements through the now certain
removal Of the Almshouse and Hospital.
ground, and in localities and with surroundings
that are sure 70 warrant advancing PRICES.
with lot No j, and proceed mainly in the r order der
Of numbering, arriving at the Union and Dupont
omnibuses win leave seventh and Market
streets up 70 B. iOp m.
posters. HEA1D CO.,
Seventh and Market streets,
myls-lS-H-D agents to effect the sale.
PUBLIC SALE.
wll be sold at public sale, at Northwest corner
Of Ninth and Walnut streets, on WEDN FsDAY.
MAY 24th, at 30 O'Clock as follows, the entire
HORSES, WAGONS, CARTS, CARRIAGES
AND HARNESS
u head Of good work or driving horses
furniture ears, two-hOFse carts.
lumber waHOn coal wagon, / farm wagon,
lfalling-toI buggy, no-top wagon, jump seat
wagon all Kinds Of wagon, cart aud carriage liar
ness; Buffalo robes, horse blankets, cutter box,
forks, shoyels, picks, chains and crow bars, and
| many other articles not herein enumerated.
Sale positive.
| TERAiS.-All sums of eIO aud less cash on All
| sums over that amount credit of 30 days will be
/ given by the purchaser giving a bankable note
with approved endorser. per cent. on for cash.
CONNER Il BROTHER
| l.. w. STIDHAM SoN, AucflOneers mvig-st
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The new State, Army and Navy Bulains
Washington, ID. C; an interesting pase
sketches of
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THE GYPsIEs.

,,os;n.FfS9r F9r sale by all booksellers. son,,
postpaid on receipt price BY the seni Gy naa
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rhE CAUSE eYITu ]
Postihaster General h0ws'a Views II
Before YeAtertlNy's Rrsult.

J PostinAster General howe'a Views Hay
| before YestertlHy's R-xnit.
WAsHlSGroS, November s.-postmust.r
General Howe was sitting ut his desk with
his ,eyess liked upon some .objectsin the
street. when the reporter entered and made
known The object Of his visit. .MrsHowc
spoke slowlyandevidenhyS measutsds tie
meaning Of every word he uttered. Said
be substantially: "Several cause combined
to defeat the Republican party. The chief
cause no doubt, was the bitter fractional
fights in,l.e party which We're confined to
no particular seetion but exteedel all
over the country. In no section .was
the party united. Perhaps in New
York this feeling was manifested more
openly than anywhere else. There was no
man in the State who could say TINT Judge
Folger was not as good a man al able man
as Cleveland, and yet he was defeated for
the same reasons that operated against the
Republicans oil over tho country-by fac
tionalt tights in the party. rAs to the elect
on the felections upon the futuroHof the
Republican, tSpar,Y AsiIat!t !tatI so NOT
now" said, he, continuing, "pfepared to
to give an opinion. 1 nm not, however,
sanguine enough to claim Us blessings
events that come disguised US these do. |
would rather have my blessings come
somewhat differently clothed. / do no,
pretend to say that the Republican party
cannot recover from this wreck, The
question with me is whether wewifti find
the wreckers more merciiul than the storm
has BEEN"
In conclusion Mr.. Howe said he did not
regard the defeat as showing lack OF con.
tidence in or distrust Iof.the Administra.
tion. Assistant Secretary Joslyn said he
regarded the defeat as the forerunner OF
certain victory in 1884. It's effects would
be to unite the discordant elements rs the
Republicans would discover that unless
they pulled together there, would not be
anything worth qparrellings soveru iBVAQ
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MNHAnclAl,nettA.

BosroS, November S.-Full returns for
Congressman in the Eighth district give
Russell, Republican, II ,53l; I.illey, Demo
crat, 10. .M2. Fussell's majority over Lilley
6l2N i, = q .FYiTEIyS
BosroS, November S.-The total vote Of
Massachusetts,, all but one town, gives
Butler l33.9Ol; Bishop, l2O,Gla, Alwig,
$50. Bu,leI's plurality l4,3aoe. Returns
show a plurality on Tic Republican State
ticket, except Bishop, Of about 1850. >, &,
IosroS. November S.--The leaders OF the
independent Republican movement held
their love feast 1T the Revere House, this
afternoon About fifty gentlemen attended.
The successful candidate was received with
enthusiasm and nominated for .Prssiden
in 1854, and his election predicted. The
vote on Tuesday was declared to mean the
approaching Of ofcrcatinga Democratic party,
and committee of, five was appointed 10
rcorsanize the Independent Republican
movement in Massachusetts and ts.ablisl,
it on Il permanent basis. l3l.ni
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POSTAL. MArrEuS.
Tho COmtl.:. Two Cant S,c,,

|1
WAs'lSaroS, November s.-Mr, Ga.
nam, in charge Of, the stamp division,
shows that there were issue,l 10 postunaa.
ters during the lust fiscal year ESQ, ,4G3, 700
three cent stamps. These represent a
value OF S20,f1S,9ll. This does not show
the whole'oi the letter postage Of tile year
but il docs show the great bulk Of it, The
estimates Tor the next fiscal year are bused
on 1he assumption that the, revenue will
Increase ~ per cent annually? the sale
o. thfce cent +stAnps in the year 1881
SHOWS that amount OF increase over tLe
sales oi lSSl.e, it will amount to So3. $lI OF
Stamps or S?l ,G00, NJ :. The it1nIediate ei.
'ect q, reducing letter postage 10 two cents
would be tofre.luce TINT amount NV, onr.
Third, Or s, ,23i $40. Third Assistant p,,,t.
master General Hazen's annual estimate
PROMISES 4 surplus oil very nearly 81 091.
u,eo for the. year 1883 i, ,bu, Mr. Hazen
himself Ii confident that the surulus viii
amount 70 S5,0C0,00O., III Congress- His
winter reduces letter. postage to Two rents
the most serious result INF coaM ,S,lio"..
Would % deficit at The end Of ths fiscal
year, OF S3,oo0,Oo0 Or. 81 100000. This is u
oetter showing than the department could
make 4 lev years ago. During the four
years ioIa the average annual lle!iait wa.
S',ass'!aso. IT il evident tlat the depart
ment " nearly il not quite ready to cuiry
letters TOR two cents No account HAS been
nude Of thcncrease Of The revenues from
a larger Cse'of tho mills as rrs;;jy nj IN"
reduced postage. This would in II short
i,Me ,Wlpe out. the deficit. und ugain make !,
.he department selt.gusaining. Even ut
I've cents per hall ounce the Government
would get 81, ESQ a ton for carryins letters,
and the profit on carrying letters by the
ton, even ath low rate, goes u long way 10
oitset the loss OF carrying them by tho
pound.'Tb .iif ~ NtgHr ~ ga I'd r., {,
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THE STATE ELECTIONS.
/! WhQlG --- -s.l-!- ibiUStl
ALL LOST, BUT HONOR, SIR!
The Booze. Bowed Desa II Aamills.iss-Ias!s o!
hrsstars Seatterid, aad We are Oaiy Wait.
lss for the Pallileal Nose. 10 Rs.ea., u.
Tho shadows nespsnlaE.

NV. ioKK, November San extra is.
saed by The Brooklyn Eagle a, : o'clock
THIS i, morning gives Cleveland u majority
Of $4,000. qI am
New 'ionE, November s.-The Time,
extra puts Cleyelands majority at l74,OOo,
according to returns received up to 10
o'clock this morning; md says the State
Legislature will he strongly Democratic.
The World makes Cleyeland's minority
10000 and that Of Slocum, for Congress.
man.at.IArge, 10000. The lAles. reports
increase the Democratic mujorities every.
where, md indicate that 45 out OF 10 coln.
ties in that State 7liave gone Democratic.
Among the remarkable changes in Cayuga
county, which gave 3,4O0 for Garfield and
now gives 1000 for Cleveland, and Monroe
county, which shows 1900 Democratic
majority, against $3.50 Republican major
iiy in 1880, SUE lo- 49, al
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HAn7teap. November s.-rhe t6talyots
in the State is 1883, distributed IS FOL,
lows: Waller, Democrat, 50. .o2O; Bulkley,
Republican, '54.S72; Rogers, Temperance
s57; Tanner, Greenback, 800. The asscm.
bly, will lack one Representative, owing to
70 tie, to -be- decided by the Legislature It
stands lss Republicans md li0 Democrats;
Senate, b Republicans and II Democrats.
For Congress, Eaton, Democrat, in the
First District, has plurality Of 7l3;
Mitchell, Democrat, Second District,
"a plurality tof;u $780, Witt, Republican,
Third district. Il plurality of LOIS, md
Seymour. Democrat, Fourth district, . a
plurality sof I, ,45S. ! Tie Republican,. can-
didate for Comptroller GeneraltF Fmnk u
Sloot,1will Probably be elected: His name
was on the ticket circulated by tie German
society. and he is popular in the Grand
Army and other organizations, He. ran
Ealtad OF kis ticket tSgcnerally,; MIC
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I cIEYyEtASpr - g November ss.=4he eight,
.NRpual session Of the 1Nestegp Wholesale
Drug Association hevap to-day, Tho n4mo
has been ohangca TO- the National Whole.
sale Drug AssoelatTol. Over one hundr. d
members are in, attendance, representing
fifteen States from Alainc on tho csst Ia
Nebraska on the wet. Il.s annual sd.
dress WSs delivered bytlresident Jalnept S.
Enrlsal, d Cincinnati. Reports OF the
Secretary and Treasurer were submitted,
SCommunicationsHsa and .sp,escptatlons 81 81
maHHHfNesViefs q pharmieal goods were
Y'ffShlSSe.A|;Ss:aIAaah.f1l!iNl, fhSS !. |;s:Iaa. !, ,,,r,
=. ! nc , !, afternoon session nl lAD association
Eas sRkpn Np, y, ,the ,reports and papers.
reports we've ;maleifrom tile Committee on
'GoMtaercial Matters by R. Browning, oi
!nnail!Anapolls, On fire insurance by ". i.
lsobinson, OF Louisville; on proprietary
medicines and articles, by G, y. Gifcn.
den, OF SsxiAotE;loattlle drug market,
y A, nelly, OF PittsbWrg.
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CoScoEp, November s.-Two hundred
and eight towns give lEill 3s,5af, Elgerly
A'cai' scattering ISL? Thirty:three towns
heard from vhicAtgave h majority 'agains!
BELL in 1880 ;l5Q, WHICH, il returned at
The aame ratio, will give ElilTa majority ol
COL. The. Senate will stand !; seyentpen he:
publieans, seven Democrats. Theretwill
beinore than 60 majority'in the House 81
Representatives. The Council will stand:
! Republicans, Democrat. Both .Repub.
lican candidates for Congress ARE chosen
by .er2 !s;ge ma;orities, The Democrats
say, that Elgcrly will be thels vaaai4ate
again in 1881. The present outlook Is lhat
the Republicans have elected the Railroad
Commissioner by 400 majority.
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Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, KY, November S.-Thc Re.
publicans have all day claimed Jour Con-
gr;ssmcn, but the returns so iar indicate
the election OF but one; Culbertson, in
the Ninth district, who has majority over
Hurst, Democrat. Holsell, Democrat, has
Il majority Of 200 over IIunter, Repubiicpn,
in the Third. .Waliord, Democrat, certain1v
defeats Carr;.Renublican, in, the Eleventh;
and Thompson, Democrat, has near i ,OO0
minority over Even, Republican, in the
Eighth. - f'sss 49, ~ l'...iyS, 2
These districts comprise the iourclained
by the Republicans, The returns rom the
mountain counties Of the Tenth district,
where Matt. Adams. Democrat, and John
ID. White, Republican, had hard struggle,
H,ave not been received. It is impossible
to tell the result from the First district,
Adviccs point to the reelection Of Turner,
Democrat,
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hiehSxba,

-. 4 =
DErrorr November s,-Ihe full returns
to-day do1 not change the result on the
state,ticket.j Tie RepubliecansI lose !thelr.
governor by 5000 or 10000 and carry The
rest Of the State ticket by an equal or
larger majority. The Legislature is Repub.
lican'on joint ballot beyond a doubt,seH
Congressman there are cxtIaoe,rdIuaryy
changes. The Democrats from all appeaf.
anccs WiIlcarry. ayburytin the Firstjis.
trict, kldridgef4 tl!p Second, fapla 10 lhu
Fourth, Eousensn in the. Filth, Winnaanys
Ia the Sixth, Carlton In the Seventh. .Tha
Republicans viii! have the remainder,
unless the NINTH Joins in tho itanpels''
from which as yet no sufficient returns
determine the result. This gives the ina.
jority Of the delegation to tie Democrats.
Theiotiicial returns may changetheI resliIt
IN the Fifth and Sixth districts. ~" =
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AlM ays Faithful.

DE-: MONIES, iowa, November, S!+The
Congressman elected in Iowa are, McCor:
din. the First district; Henderson IN thHe
Third; updegraif.in the Third; CUTS IN tbs
Sixth; kasson in the Seventh; Hepburn In
the Eighth; Holmes in the Tenth, aud
Slruble in the Eleventh. all Republicans;
Murphy, Democrat, in the second. The
Fifth and Ninth districts are very much in
doubt.
knote Nelson estimates his majority ior
Congress over Kindred at 5000. Congress.
nun Straight's majority is estimated by the
Chairman Of the Republican Congressional
Committee for the Third district 1T $500.
1t seems certain that White, (RepuhIicap)
is defeated by Bierman, (Democrat)
through disaifection Of the friends Of ex.
Congressman Dunncll. ~ 4
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IN FOUR AtSfS.
NM Bob lHEersoH Thinks About the
Republican RcpuInc.

whnt Bah I,,,s-.oI c,,,,, ..a'.,m,.t :,
nc;"nIlcnn ,,s:,,,;.. H. 'H"o"' 'H'
D,-r,,,n t" M.'". "sr"'se.
= D.',' A'c.' NoScmoer's.-Colone
hopt.G. lnycrsoll, who lectures here to
night, was interviewed this afternoon as
to the cause of fin dc,.ot ol ,ha r.n,,,,;
"a, ~, =. ee..". =. 'ae Nepuo'''
'A" l"''s''''ne sa'o: 'i"flrst, the cxtrava
CANT appropriations. it,'g';i i5ggtsl..
Second, the refusal il redur, "a @,axa,i;n,, All,
n least s75 ono Gno OIL, 80 ',o"
100000 s,o''u ~, n"se ,,een 'aten
J.. ato'l' '''e DNraeA borne by the people.
twenty million should haye been taken
from sugar,and Tic entire; lux from tobacco,
The {, Renuhlioan d n,r,v 4 vhorl, -
i"G,'''l i"G"'o"A' lM.'! snou'u nave
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.rf.a.tX New Ieracy.N

= GdESSHt SeW JcT9ey.S s%4ssiL
NEwAnk, Nj, November s.-The latest
returns fiomtthe Sixth Congressional Dis.
trict. comprising Essex county, givo pipa:
ler, Democrat, ,e,4O5 majority. The liuI
District ,Sclects HFerrill, Democrat, over
Robson by 100. The Second District re.
elects Brewer, Republican. The Third
Distsicta elects :ikean,. Republican, = over
Miles loss by ,2GQ. The Fourth: District
elects 'Howey, Republicans, oses lIarrjs By
,1.lOo, The Fifth District celectsi PhelM,
Republican, over Ryle by $500. The
Seventh District elects McAdoo, Democrat;
mas1eCitf s1e X fHageEtains l,HgiiH /
Republieans; 9, Democrats; Assembly, lio,
pubicans, 81; Democrats, ,33; independents,
|: The Democrats have u clear majority
9, q, veg, R ballot, securing them the United
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u, ~ ~ ! a = a : - ~. - -
WHEN Senator CunIcn RIM 'for (,nvoru.

N, - i : ~ -
WHEN Senator Camden ran tor Govern.
"'ir West Virginia III. August, 1872, he
te'eived over 10000 votes and yet was de.
tfa'"t. When Grant was, voted ior. in the
following a!o,yssmbssr he received less tlian
"lteo :, votes ia tie State aud yet bud over
'S'o majority, In other words, with 1000
'ess rases the Republicans carried the State
and hAd over $500 to spare. Y The explain.
;, s''oa is the same q the explanation in
'ehnsylsania, Ohio and several other Re-
rnb'ieaa =. States. I. The Democracy oi West
virginia. kicked on Greeley and would pot
g't' : the polls. The Pennsylvania Repub.
'ae"'s kicked on Cameron and the Now
York Republicans kicked on Conkiinx,
l''s Is n way. that tho dear people haye;
a"' TIE only known prevep.iSe d u Is 70
Respect their wiA. Iall" ', Y
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Joined 10 Their ltinln.

4 ST. LOWS, November s.-Priyate as
patches from thoroughly we'll posted gen
tlemen ut Springfield, Mo; TO the t4Alsocist
ed Press correspondent here. says, Tho
Thirteenth district has seertainly gone Dem.
ocratic; aud that Judge : Train, Demoer rut,
will have fully 500 majority. ThiB viii
give Missouri a solid Democratic delega.
,tion in Congress, unless the official vote
should show Broadhead il defeated in the
Ninth district Of this city, which is not
very likely. A dispatch from St. Joseph,
DO, says: Full retnrns from ali; tie coun.
ties of-tke Fourth Congressional district
give Col. Jas. n. Burns, Democrat, 800
majority... q Y * ''ts- ~ .'.,,S..r y,
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vtrginIm,

T RlcAEMsoSp, I ryA- November ;s.-The Con.
sressmen certainly elected are: Democrats,
g. D. wise, Third district; Tucker, SIKH
district; BARBOUR Eighth, district, Coali.
tionists: Libby,i Second ,distriGt; Hooper,
Fourth district; Paul, Seventh district.
lowen in the Ninth. The contest in the
Plrst district between Garrison, Democrat,
and Aluys, Oo4litonist, is close. The re-
turns from rthat district are too, ,meager to
Indicate the rssulkS !Tlip same MAY, said
About-theAgif!hs district, lin whiahI ,l,s
Sims. AT. the CoalitionIst headquarters
the election Of botht Mays md Sims is
claimed, in addition to those named above.
The Democrats generally concetle the; elec.
ton of john S. S.tWise rs Consressmali-at.
large. Pho Coalitiouists claim his election
BY from 10000 to $1,000 majority.
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PHSSAYLvANft.
General HEAVIER Hutchered to Make a
/ !-s'h ~ Democratic HOLIDAY.

Genernl Reaver Hutchered to Make a
, !-'h ~ Democratic Holiday.
PnLApnlriltA, November s-This city
gives Beaver 3.G0i, Davies G,S9G; Greer,
G,6Sl; hawle, 4,6sl and Brosius S,59o
plurality. The entire Democratic State
ticket is.elected.l y, .LtSVfI> (
PH,LADELrn.A, November s.-.Almost
complete returns from the various counties
give Pattison a plurality OF 81, 900.
PHILADELPHIA, November S.-Follow
Ing is the Pennsylvania Congressional
delegation elected yesterday by districts:
First-I,ingham, Rep.
Second-O'Nejl, Rep. ~
Third-Randall, Dem.
Fourth-Kelly, Rep. ~.
Fiith-liarmer, Rep. u.
Sixth-Everhart, Rep. II boo
Seventl,-Evans, Rep. Sos.
Eghth-Ermantrout, Dem.
Nintli-Smith, Rep. ~.
Tenth-Afutcfler, Dem.
Eleventh-Shim. Dem.
Twelith-ConnelIy,. Dem.
Thirteenth-Brunm, Rep. ..Greenback.
Fonrteenth-Barr, Rep.
Fifteen,h-Post, Rep.
Sixteenth-Brown, Dem. ..
Seyenteenth-Campbell., Rep. '.. W.. !.
fighteenth-Kimmell, Dem. ...,
Nineteenth-Duncan, Dem. ..., ,1.
Twen,ietli-Car,in, Dem. 90, M.
Twenty.iirst-Boyle, Dem. ,a;-1.r /,
Observation-Disclosures, Dem. -.
Twenty.third- Bayne, Rep. dos. ,4
Observation-Disclosures, Rep. ~
Twenty.iiith-Haiton, Dem.
Twenty.sixtli-Aliller, Rep.
Twentyseyeuth-Brainard, Rep.
At iurye3ElIiott, Dem. !
In tue last Congress the Republicans
Ind 10 members and The Democrats S
members. In the next legislature i, is be.
lieyed that the Republicans will have 10
majority in the sena c, and the Democrats
u majority Of from 3,to !, in the house,
thus giving the Republicans u small ma.
jority on joint ballot.. The -hst-senate
stood: Republicans 80; Democrats IS;
House, Republicans l222;; Democrats 70.
rnu&pgIprIA, November s.-The otii-
cial and ESTIMATED returns from ,toyery
county In the State, Except Elk and For.
rest, give Pattison, Democrat, for Cover
nor, 8, fe2 plurality.