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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26
REVIEW
Of the Lynchburg Markets,
Torrseffa for The HlreiAian. bu

"a II "a w
Of the Lynchburg Markets,
Corrected Jor The p'rgntian, by
Thomas A. iloLoOMBE and RICHARD TYRE,
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices of passed lobac.
CO, FROM lS2 10 to 90
Inferior 10 common, 10 To 90
Common 10 good. 3 5Oto 90
Good TO hne, Uoto M
strips, 90 10 90
Refused, Il 10 to- 90
Inspected the past week 343 hhds. ol passed
tobacco 1873 hhds. roiused--tota 45l.
Our market continues without chHnge--ihe
quantity ,nspeciiong is large Tor the season of
the year.-the Foreign accounts coot niue un.
favorable 10 tobacco aud grain.
Flour. So rs
Wheat d. liz
Corn 200
NhIskey 81 TO 81
Hemp. 4 % 10 4 90
Bacon J.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26
M ARR AGE.

MARRIED. IN Campbell county. on the 18th
OF August by the Rev. Samuel Armstead, MI
THOMAS X MARSHALL. Of Charlotte, to
Miss MARY ANN, daughter oil james S.
Jones. Esq, of Campbell
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26

Gfltsrp.-. The funeral of Mr.. John X Loi-
kk1-Y lar will he preached at the NTH
ODDS, Church, by the Rev. Martin
+. Parks, on Sunday the 2yth INST. At IL u
clock, A. NJ. Tho friends aud acquaintance
OF the deceased are respectfully invited 10 n
tend. The Light Artillery will parade in front
oil the Reservoir. without carblnes, nj III. first
ringing oil tho Church bell, immediately ALTER
which they Will repairot the Church, 10 anead
The funeral.
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lAanA for sale.

= HitE subscriber will dispose ofn great bar
- ga,n IN the sale Of tract of Land. iylng
IN the county of Amherst, On the waters Of
Maple Run, IN the nelghborhood OF Walters
All. Inc SAID land 10 III "A superior degree
Calculated for the production oil every species
u crop which I'll. climate will mature, but
particularly all Kinds Of small gram aud ,obsc.
CO. There are about etg hi hundred acres IN the
tract. with good portioo of low grounds. IL
lies sInBuiarly well. md might DC made a first
rate stock iarm--i has a convenient aud CON.
Portable dwelling house ON n. with all necsssa-
ry out houses, aud AIT excellent barn, with an
orchard of Choice fruit. Any further descrip.
non IS deemed unnecessary, as II Is presumed
tnat any person wishing 10 buy will y,st the
premises and Judge Tor themselves Tue terms
al sale vii be accommodating, and II not sold
on or before The dfsI day ot tue Amheu oupe.
rior Court, II Will be exposed 10 public safe at
Amherst Court House.
oAMUEL X. DAVIES
Aug. % w4w
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w MnteA

htO RENT, "A genleel dwelling fora private
-. iamd,. Atso wanted TO hire ior the bal
hnee ol ihe year, negro woman who 10 good
house servant. aud a neg,o boy 81 10 10 %
years OF age. None need apply bur suoh as are
homes, aud capabIe.-Pleasc apply al Mr.. 5eh,
Ward. mn,n street.
August % liz
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26

Pulling Candidates 10 the Quesiion.-A very
ridiculous practice prevails. IN some sections
oil country, Of inlerroga,ing Candidates Tor pub.
lie office, as to their opioions IN subjects With
which they cannot have any 20 do. Il thsy be
elected such, for instance, as asking OF q can /,
dldste for the State Legislature whether he is
in favor oil jackson or Clay and ola candidate
for Constable. in South Carolina, whether he,
is for or against Nulli6cation. The practice is
very happily sstirzed in tina following article
from the Augusta Courier
To each ofthe Candidates Gentleman
lst Are you, or not. ~ favour of NuLLIvt-
cArIoEs Ii not, VIVA, are you IN favor OFF
2nd. Which OF the two do you prefer,
Hayne or Webster j? If you prefer neither OF
them. then please state whom you do prefer :
Bird Are you not in favor OF State Rights IL
yea, shy are you so
alh What is our opinion about the Alien and
Sedlton laws. and what do you think of the
Declaration of independence aud of general
Washingt ions Farewell Address
5tn What IS your opinion of Miss Fanny
Wright, aud also of Mrs. Anne Royal?
9th DO you or net believe m the e1,srenoe of
The Sea Serpent II yea, please state the reasons
OF your belief
7th. DO you, or not, believe in Capt SYM
mes Theory ofthe Earth Ii yea, where do
yon think the g'eat hole is
9th. What do you think OF Gov. Houston S
I selling blankets 10 the Indians
9th. what do you think was the cause of the
death OF sam Paloh J
! lOih. Please STATE your belief relative 10 the
death Of Capt Bill Morgan
lin. What do you think OF the INFANT
| School
| 18th, On which side Of a jug is the handle oil
Ina
! 18th. How many blue beans does II TO lake TO
make five
! 18th Which doyou prefer. vine brandy, gin,
OF ram
And to William Brunswick Davis especially.
SIR,
18th. What are your opinions relative to In.
! ternal improvement
! 10th. What do YOU think Of the BUll.town
road Bal
| l7Ih. Please State YOUR opinions as 10 the prac
ticabiity otmaking Brunswick a great CommeT-
cial Emporium
18Th. Have you not changed your opinion Us
! 10 draining the great Norlhern Lakes
Until the above queries are plainly, fully
and distinctly answered, | shall not be able u
make up my vote, aud hope the Candidates
WILL one and all. come out and let tue people
see what are their real opinions upon ne points
proposed. Oas Of The People.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26

"a. Camp Meeting A Camp Meet
I@HS ing will be held by The A.soc,aI, !
49, Melhodsts. III Campbell county
near Stone Wall Meeting House, II miles south
east Of LynchbuIg, 10 Commence On FRIDAY the
oath September next.
Our Christian Brethren OF other denominn-
tionsare cordially invited to tent with us, and
unite IN efforts to promote the spifltnrl good OF
our fellow men, aud advance the Kingdom oi
our common Lord.
Our friends from a distance, who may visit
this meeting will receive every necessary alien
ton.
The encampHent is well supplied with good
water; and paoIurage tor borses will he furnish
ed gratis. THE OFFICIAL MEMBERS.
August 20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26
WHEAT.

IN II Z subscriber will purchase good
Wheat delivered at the German
N Mills, fifteen miles below Lynch
burg. For all such, he will pay within
twonty cents OF tho Richmond market,
IN cash /; present pr,co Is. None will
no received Oh storage.
DAVID STAPLES.
Aug. &c 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26

u We alluded, IN our last paper, 10 the
trial OF Rufus *. Anderson, 10 Tennessee, for
the murder oi bis brother in lsw and expressed
our surprise at ms scquiual, the evidence be-
ing clear aud full. that he had committed AL
act OF premeditated aud wfuI killing" Since
that tims. we find the following remarks in the
Nashville Banner on the subject
Rufus X. Anderson, was tried before Nh
Circuit Court Of Franklin. al the last Term, for
the Murder OF Thomas p. Iaul and was aeq ait
ted He does not owe hi. acqllitsl TO his IN
noCence, or TO the Judges charge In the Jury.
The verdict WAS moi founded upon tho evidence,
aud the settled iaW Of the land, 10 be found in
the books nor upon the law as laid down Ivy
The Judge. In either case he must have been
convicted. There was no defect in the law or
evidence.
The causes of his scqutal are to be traced
TO period anler,9rto the Judges appointment.
These causes. together with the Effects flowing
from them the testimony Of the Witnesses, aud
very thing else connected with the inhuman
Murder OF my last surviving son, and the On.
pIecedented scquttal Of the Murderer, shall be
laid before the public tmore subsequent period.
NJ. TAUL, Prosecutor jor the STATE.
August 4, 1890
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26
DIGGES' OFFICE.
GRAND CAPITALS,
g. 80 prizes of 200 81

q 80 prizes of 200 81
AND
o. prizes Of 1885 Dollars. 30
Grand CONSOLIDATED Lottery,
Class No. ]. for 1900.
90 Nnmbers--9 dram Bakiots.
10 be drawn II, Wilmington Del on Tuesday
the Bis, day OF August. 1880.
LIST OF CASH
u 30 prizes of $1,000 prizes of $1,000
81 200 81 100
81 100 oil 80
81 30 81 5o
Besides fOs, 30s. 20s, I5s, &c.
Tickets Slo-tIalves 1o--Q"arlers 81 40.
For sale at the Lottery and Exchange Office u
VIM. DlGGLS
Successor 10 Is. w. Hewson.
Lynehburg, Va.
Where all orders (poa paid,) will meet with
prompt attention.
Aug. rs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26

REDUCED PRICES

INTENDING TO change our bu.iness this
n fall or winter. we are now offering, III about
cost aud charges our present Stock of Good.
comprising n very desuabie aud eriensire as
sor,men, Of Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods,
Ear,heu. Glass, China. Hardware. Groceries,
&c Ne. In Offering 10 our friends and cusiv.
mers this Stock OF Goods. We can confidently
say, that. the qualities and prices viii ensure
Satisfaction To NIL dealsrs--t'reat Bargains in
fancy articles, remnants, NC. &c, We viii
gave a ca alogos IN few days OF many of III.
Goods aud prices. t.. ~ II. Is. NORVELL
Aug u. 2lif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26

CLASS No. ID, for 1880.
10 be drawn in The city Of Richmond, on Fri
day the Sd day oil September. 1880.
90 Numbers-10 drdun Ballots.
MONEY.
Prizes Of 5000 prizes OF $1,000
1000 100
100 Prizes OF $1,000
OF prizes of 800 66 prizes oil $50
III 90 IL 10
Besides 3Os, 20s, los,
Amounting To SS36, o50.
Tickets SlO--Ilalvss S6-Qnauers 81 80.
For sale ut Dl6aLo' OFFICE,
Lynchbarg, Va.
Aug. &c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26

British Sgstem.-The Washington Telegraph
insists upon i, tina, Mr.. Clay is an advocate
and supporter of the British System 1t is
strange, that the British government aud peo-
pie have not found out this fact! They would
scarcely oppose it, as vehemenily as they do.
and exhibit such a warm anxiety for the defeat
of Mr.. Clay, if Duff would only make them be
eve that Mr.. Cs opinions were favorable TO
their interests.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-26

Traoeliing Ca5inei. MIR. Van Buren's
paper in New York (the Courier) says, that the
Secretary will arrive in Washington in Sep
,emher The last Nashville Official is silent
on the subject the return 10 the City of the
Preside Mt aud his classical Secretary Of War.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-19
LATER FROM EUROPE.

From the .deD York american, If April IL.
The rapidly with which the arrivals from Europe
succeed each other, leaves little room for editorial
speculation for before IN opinion or an an
ucPatlon can be recorded, still shorter passage
comes to reutc or Confirm it. The Charemagne
arrived yesterday IN days from Sicily, aud % from
Hayre, and the Hudson made on equally short pas
sage from Deal To-day we have the Joseyhtne
from BE fast sixteen days from port TO port Tor
she was off tho Hook, as we learn, on Monday and
she actually brings Liverpool paper of the 25th
and only 10 days old now Tor the use OF which, and
some Belfast papers, we indebted to the Courier.
Except as to the market for cotton, and the list OF ar
rivals, there IS not much Of interest added by these
papers TO our previous information.
AL eyes, now, viii naturally be turned TO France
The situation Of the Ministry, and perhaps of the
ruling dynasty OF that nation, perilJus one. The
Propagation Of the Legislative budies-if the Press
be lett unsluckIed-wIll only udd fuel to the flame
already klndcd; and IN September they will re-unte
more eXaspcrated than ever, against the PoIpnac
cabinet From several articles IN the ministerial pa
pefs for our French files to hand last evening
after the paper was out,) infer that calculs-
ton IS made Of tho effect, upon glory loving people,
OF brilliant result to the expedition against AlgIers:
and that tue Legislature cofnlag together again
AMIDST the CANCELLATIONS from such an event the Lin
erul party would not be able TO make head 70 suc-
ceSsiuIy as before against the Cabinet. Many uniore-
seen contingencies may IN erpOsC to dcIeat this cal
culOtOni ana among them, not the least impfobabe,
perhaps would be tue ondtIonol compliance by the
Dcy oil AgIers, Is the French forces should
arrive OF lis coast with all the deinar g OF France
In that case, the aypcnsc incurred for what would
then be called lfuItless and ngiorlous expedition,
would add strong arguments to those already used
against the Ministry.
As to che form OF government u as we think, clear
that there is no considerable party in France that
aims at, or desires any other, than a monarclcal
form; but the reIgnng branch Of the Bourbons par
tcularly the present King, WHO Is supposed TO be al
together 10 the hands Of TIC Jesuitsis exceedingly
unpopular. Tie Orleans branch Oh the contrary, Is
popular. The Duke Of Orleans himself was SOL
der OF tho revolutions he 49, thought to be- more
lmbued with tho feelings and spirit Of the present
Imcs, than hls royal cousin on te throne; and the
Duke dc Charles, hls eldest son, Is constantly and
rather sludousy, II seems 70 u.s. bat before the
people as having less Of the pretenson and haughti-
cness Of the Old regime. II, therefore, the kmg
persist ~ the attempt 10 support his Ministers against
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-19
FRESH DRY GOODS.

II anticipation of their general advertisement tho
subscribers inform their customers, and other pur-
chascrs, that they have received by the last arrivals
from Philadelphia, New York and Boston, one IItr-
dred 0nd Eighfy Packages Fresh american ant
BT''@ Dry Goods, in which arc included thor own
importation rom England (viu Now York; consist
ing IN part Of the following articles.
Extra blue black, brown. olive, and olive brown
London cloths
Extra blue black drub, mixed, fancy mixed, and
lavender London cassimcres
ram aud iancy white London Marsoilles auiltincs
Whto and colorcd ground chintz, printed do do
Plain but tOlleneis
n beautiful assortment ofthc newest style Prints
Fancy, checked, and striped, and .4drianople CT
ne0 style ginghoms
a. % and Cd cambria and jaconot muslins
WhtG bordered crayals, very superior and
mixed and striped linen and cotton drills.
Ihelr assortment i5 now very good and will in n
Jew days be the most commanding they have ever
had. T. e. n ThNJfSS e. ''A
up Market Square
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-19

from doloous lscr addressed Editor OF the Tmes
We would infer that kean had broken down in attempting
henTy the Fth Mean says his health was not such al TO
warrant his undertaking study.
SINCE the foregoing paragraph written, we have met
wan the account o keans appearance in play mentioned
was al DnTy lane Theatre the ATTEMPT was indeed
failure Upon his appearance Inc received with rapturous
applause; but he broke down completely There was great
lack of memory aud the sentences fell poess from hrs Inns
tie hSscd and sometimes the uru of isapp,oba,;on
rendered the dumb show. Al lens,h hndug 4,
impossible proceed lac advanced the trout of the stage
ana addressed the audience but from the extreme uo;,, %
reporter was unable catch his expressions He ua,
Understood TO dcpore his bong for FIRST tho subject of
a0bauon lie could not but feel him self much DEGRADED
W MS own estimation IN consequence lie admitted that ov-
ing 70 ms imperfect memory, he unable give that ecct
Wch ne could wish To the character in which he
ou ne was an Enshman aud addressed himself 10 his conn
uyme ceres OF "bravo and kean ever' and he ,hr,
himself upon their indulgence (oud arplaseI The NAV
was Then allowed 10 proceed quietly the end bu, al the
iug of the curtains the dissentienIs were
N'a""
r Chaoeri the Fire King, 10 practsn. his experiments
WI" posos Although he has been az an mno.,or
nc does possess an anidoic 10 the poison Of acid
LIvERrooL, March 10 The sales of Cotton FIR
the week are 20 600 bags with an advance of Id ner
To- on the prices of last week. The import is 81 don
bags OF which 10000 arc from the Uritcd States =
Some sales of American Flour, to arrive, have becn
made at 26s to Els. An Improvement in the vnjne
of Wheat in the interior markets, has caused nm
increased country dcmand-and u triflinp advance
has been realized
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-19
Picture of the Virginia Convention.

flcturc oil the Virginia Convention.
'hNhh subscriber proposes to publish, in superb
Il copper-nIate Engraving, the Picture which he
has Just completed, of the Dirginin Convention. cv
nioltng perspective view of the interior of tI,
legislative Hail. with all the members in their seats
The Picture has been wrought with ;nfp;,n -,
and attention to fidelity of the Gkcness.s "a
tans Just 100 Portraits, all Of which have been care
fully painted from life. The Engravino will he ~ ,
very large SIZE, (33 by 26 nchcs,) and published in
the form of Trumbulls print of the SiqnsrS NJ me-
Declaration Of Independence with complc,o c,nl,-
natoTy hey, neatly engraved ACCOMPANYING each
print giving The names Of all the Members and tho
DISTRICTS which they represent.
II Is hoped that persons wshinr TO obtoin Tho o,~
Hest Impressions from the plate and hive thor, dol
Ecred al lhcIF residence, will feel disposed to add
their names 10 the lis, of subscribers for the nrnts
'he'eoy encouraging the artist to proceed with this
very expensive publication which will depend ent;ro
fly upon the encouragement which may be afforded hv
subscription. ~
ihe prcc OF the prints to subscribers will be IL
dollars, payable at the time of their de6verv
PERSONS dcSrous OF subscribinr to the above wnrL
arc requested TO transmit their names ne subsc;hnr
III cttcr, post paid, directed to Geo Cnllin. Rich
'nohd' Va, stating therein the place of their resi-.
dence, ana the number of copies they desire. Tho
prints VIII be delivered to subscribers LIVING in tho
State OF Virginia, at their residences but Subscribers
iVing OIL OF the State, must designate the pIace of
thelr residence and some place for the delivery Of
teir prints IN the State of Virginia, in the City of
Washington, Charleston, New Orleans Savannah
Cincinnati, Plttsburg Baltimore PHILADELPHIA, New
York or Boston IN either of which places the sub
scFibeT Will engage 10 deliver them, according to di-
reGtions' GEO. CATLlN.
Richmond, March 3Ist, 1880
We, the subscribers, having been familiar with the
above mentioned Painting by Mr.. Catlin, during its
progress and being enabled TO judge of the fidelity
oil the kenesses, do not hesitate TO recommend the
work to the public for their patronage.
JAMES P. PRESTON
]. A. CHEVALLIE
w. f. PENDLETON
ap 2-2aw3t THOS. RITCHIE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-19
HIDES, LEATHER. &c.

SSn Heavy Buenos Ayres Hides
OoO 400 do Brazil and w. India do
Richmond slaughter hides g. calfskns
1900 sides soal leather of all qualities at whole
sale or part of side
30 doZ. wax calf skins
400 sides wax and russet upper leather
Seal skins and boot morocco
Lining and binding skins
1000 lbs coarse aud fine ball shoe thread
Boot webb and cord-asts boo.-,rces, &c. &c.
1000 lbs harness leather
1900 DO skirting do
100 sides bride do
uogskns, shccpskins, saddle trees
Hag. chnisc, end lining hides
GIrth and strainingwcbb horse collars
Harness mounting, blttts, siirrup irons &C.
Butiaoe, leopard, bear and hair seal skins
Morocco skins of all kinds
Coach lace, tassus, fringe, &c.
Plated gig handles, bands and moulding
Tanners oil, shoemnkcrs and curriers' tools
Richmond made plantation shoes. For sale by
w. 81 J. c. CRANE.
y. D. Country hides bought and sold.
mar l5-law .w-if
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-19

ENOh SALE-Tin Plate in BOXES
E Brnziers Copper
English Patent Shot
German Oznaburgs
Liverpool filed Sacks ofSalt
Englah White Lead
Gdy Wrought Nails
Madeira and Port Wine
Pale Ale and Brown Stout
Vino aud Porter Bottles
Ear,hcn Ware assorted, in oraies-bv
mar 2'-w4t &. g. a. WARWICK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-19

Amounting TO upwards of $4,000, comprising tho
most general and valuable assortment ever offered in
this placc-Ihe sale will be without reserve Terms
and omontbs credit, orepprovcd negotiable notes
We shall for six weeks, continue 10 offer our
soct al private safe, at very reduced p ces and in
Wie those wanting great bargains 10 give us call
mar y KYLE q COCHRAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-19

TaluaLle Sioch of DRY GOODS af AUCTION.
an Wednesday. the 10Th of May next, at 10
- o'clock will be sold under the mana cement Of
tire Stock Of "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-24

DIED-A few days ngo, at Mr. Clarfe's in AIbe-
marie, Hon GEO. HAY U. S. Judge for the Eastern
District of Va and son-n law of James Monroe late
President u. States.
MIR. Hay was on his return from the Springs, Viii
ther he was carried by lingering i'll health. He was
long D. s. Attorney for VTgnia3 prosecuted Aron
Burr and MS legislator is mYchN Connected with
considerable portion of Va Histsry lie was an
eminent political writer and added new lustr TO he
celebrated nage Of ''Hortensius," under which eir
nature ne most generally addressed the Public ne
also wrote life of the famous John THOMPSON and
we thinK treatise against usury laws, which added
TO ms reputation He WIS unquestionablya man Of
sterling talent, though defective knowledge of the
world.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-24

The result of the electon.--We have the proud
consciousness OF having done duty in the late con
test and of having spared no exertiens to lay facts
before the people. We need not say we have been
disappointed In the result of the election, for we can
not for lives what jackson has done within
the past year to eDtltle Inn the votes of Maine
Judge Smith IS probably elected by small majority
though it is by DO means certain The number of
scattering Votes we learn is large; and If Washnton
and Hancock should come in well, there may be some
hepe. The aggregate stands thus;
For Smith, $3.50
Hunton, e5,37e
Smiths plurality, 574
There are % more towns 20 DO heard FROM one in
Lincoln; fourteen in Hancock; thirty in Washingtou
eleven IN Oxford; eighteen in Somerset; and twenty
Penobscot
In some of the towns the Representative Districts
have changed IN our favor, and in others we have
lost. We have. every reason to hope that we shall
have a majority IN the House of Representatives
Tire list of Representatives elected looks more favora
bic now, than it did al this time last year IF the
three in this town had not been elected we could
claim a majority with certainty. As the returns
stands now. it is difficult to form correct opinion
We claim majority, however, from the looks of
the present returns with far certainty than our
opponents.
There is no choice Of Representative TO Con
gross IN Lincoln The scattering votes have pre-.
vented it. Mr. McIntire tJacksonl is re elected in
York Mr.. Evans Anti Jackson) in Kennebec. we
have not received returns enough to say whether a
choice has been effected in Oxford and the Eastern
districts. In tho three districts to be heard from
there vlil be very close run. Mr.. Andcron Jack
SOM is reelected in Cumberland distrct.-Port adu.
VBRNoyr.-Thc Rutland Herald ofTucsday gives
the of GO towns, with the following aggregates.
For Governor Crafts, 5216 Mr.. Palmer Anti
masonic) 1864. Mr. Mech (IacksonJ 2266. Total,
1870. To these the scattering votes are to be ed
ded No choice of Governor or Lieutenant Cover
nor having probably been made by the people, it will
devolve on the Legislature, in JOINT ballot, to make
the election. The Council consists of 70 members,
the choice Of which by the people being by plural-
ty. the whole number will be elected Fine Herald
gives the following the estimated strength Of par
ties in the House of Representatives. National Re-
publican, 121. Anti masonic, 7G Jackson, 90 Pho
same paper says, LAR the E1ti-masons are Anti
Jackson to a man" The iacksOnian strength IN the
Legislature will therefore be about per cont. Of
course none Of the vacancies will be supplied from
the Jackson rar,;s j. is anticipated that the Ma