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MOfICE--Ihe subscriber would sell first. rate Jack,
now rising i've years old, and he with safety say
not inferior TO any in lower Virginia. Unquesona-
bic cerihcses can be produced regards bis
man wishing 10 purchase confer with the sub
jet, will direct Nswfouad Mile, Hanover county Va
and ii will be attended 10. p. -. PRICE
Jannsfy9 75-w4w
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u Aw NOT1CE.-HUea A. GARLAVp and Ann,,s.
NJ A TEAD BURwELL, Jr.. have united in the practice
OF Law aud pledge themselves pay diigent attention
TO all business entrusted to their handsTbeir Office is in
Of them may always be found
December 30ih, 1888 73-ssw
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a MEblA ACADEMY--The exercises Of this insti.
"a luton viii be resumed the 18th Of January next.
The course OF studies will continue TO be preparatory for
the University Terms az heretofore.
Board including all expenses per session Of 10 months,
$100-Tuton $50
Board and tuition payable semi. annually in advance
Gentlemen wishing TO engage pupils for the ensuing ses.
sion, will direct TO Genito Bridge, Powhatan.
WILLIAM II. HARRISON,
NoyemberI6. 50-wSws
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SC0TTSVILLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
~ The subscriber, DESTROYS Of closing speedily as
possible his administration, will sell in Scottsye on S-
iurday, 10Th Gay Of February next il fair il the next
fair day, Sunday excepted, that large and commodious
brick house now IN the occupancy Of Mr. John Tyler and
belonging to tie estate OF Tandy Morris, dec. This house.
is well contracted and will accommodate large family
afford one good store room and lumber house with out
houses This property will be sold on a credit of one two
sna ree years Also two unmPoyed lots in the lower
end OF the town. which will be sold al the same fine and
place, on credit Of six months Creditors and purcha.
sefs are requested TO attend il is the intention of the
undersigned 10 SELL The certainty Of the nproy me mt
o. Tic James River and the Stanton and James River
turnpike gives property in This place anincreased import
snce which renders worthy The attention Of the spec-
lator and capitalist. BEVERLY STAPLES,
.ddn'r. wih The toiH ANNEXED If Tandy Morris, dee.
ScOtS'Nie, jan III. 76-w4t
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The foregoing are made OH Bse frames, n the very
best manner by experienced and first hai plain
aud trimmed, with bows, pea apron fronts, in eve
ry variety style Also, large variety OF Stocks made
OH Patent frames, plain and trimmed before mentioned
together with black, white and fancy hair cloth do
White and fancy colored marseilles and white linen do
Bosoms of every style, of linen, linen csmbric grass
cloth imitation do, plain, pufied herring bone, hem
stitched, &c.
ehrl collars oil every pattern and qua!i,y-an extern
sive supply.
sa'penders-a large assortment of their own importa-
uon ana manufacture, consisting OF superior quality ou.
bic end worsted white and fancy stripes do cotton double
end white and fancy striped and coloed edges best Eng
fish silk DO also, extensive and various supply of gum
elastic do. which for and comfort to the wearer
stands unrvaed.
The subscribers beg leave TO return their thanks 10
their old customers in Virginia for their liberal
heretofore aud to invite their future favos also those who
nave not as yet favored them with CALL respectfully
invited 10 do so The subscribers beg leave TO assure pr
chaers generally, that they will be supplied with every
article IN their line at the lowest possible rates Orders
promptly executed. EDGARS & CARTER
1udnYdcfurers aud Veslde,s, late Warren Garter,
No. 10, Hanouer street, .Feto York.
New York. January 4O-p2,,
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For Carter Berkeley. Sheriff and Tailor Of Hanover Co.
November 8. b3--vl2w-
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SANCHO FOR SALE.--A fine young JACK, four
~ years old In June next descendant OF Roses cele
brated Sancho, about four feet five inches high well
made will be calculated TO make fine season this Spring
was ioaied the property Of Mr. Spencer Coleman Of
opo'tsyivana and OF the stock of which he has
sold so many fine Jacks Of which readily brought him
one thousand dollars and considered Cheap at that
price, Any person wishing to purchase or trade for him
would do well to call the subscriber any time beGors
Tue INST day OF April next lnot sold he viii stand at INV
stable IN Spottsyvania and Pole Cat plantation i'm Caro-.
hne. Terms hereafter ELLIOTT DEJARNATTE
Sposylvania County. Jan. %. SI-w3w.
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am, Sir, your obedent servant,
ALEXANDER HAMILTON.

nv, . . otVt1uTY " NE IT3USUTy.
ihe money deposited in the hands of Mr.. Habersham
was certainly IN the 1redsWyand it could hot be drawn
ou OF The treasury except in consequence OF appro
pratons made by lawyet in the actual keeping
o. al" huVidnai and was placed there by the order Of
NE secretary might lawfully order the deposes TO be
transferred by the other Collectors Ia TO Mr. Hamber
transfer il 10 any other place or TO anv other hands
IN his Judgment the public interest would be promoted by
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NN HOLESALE STOCK, Shirt Collar and Bosom
Wv .Mdnufdctory.-The subscribers have on hand,
and are daily receiving from their Mandatory
Stocks Of black and blue black siIk yeIvei
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~ oIlCE:-T There Is now confined in the G aoi OF tho
4 Sty OF Richmond, negro man, who calls himself
mEMnf wilson, aud says he belongs 10 Arthur En-
meIy o! A,ng Queen County State OF Maryland Said
Hehry Is about 80 years Of age, Of dark brown complex
ion' and about hve feet inches high. Ii said Henry
does b'long to said Emnery he will please come
prove property, pay charges and take him away other
wise he will be dealt with the law in such
THOMAS HARDY
Gdoler for Wm ID. Vrenu, s. c. r.
Richmond, Dec. 9Th, 1888. 7O-wi2w
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DRATW9

Died. on "Wednesday, O'Clock AZ NJ Mt or residence IN K
@ ~ M, city Miss iiey A. Ill., late Of King William county
eonsoft OF VIM Boyd Esq OF New Kcnt aud o Mis-
H. a. ill--Boih Of lingering illness " 800
Died, this city, Saturday most pninC and
ng disease oil several weeks duae,, Mr. Dre one Of
den to bemoan their iepurabo Mir Andrew was NJ hs
nd aud nieeonate; father fond nnd as
hend anL faeTa hest ,o;
ony OF his great moral worth! estimation in which no
was ~ III b5 10" community.
Died at tho City OF WHshngton tho a3a at his os,srce
John Hdnms ESQ, son of Elk President Adams.
Departed this lie, Monday, Instant tho esElnc
OF kehard Payne, Esq, hfs Lancaster county Va 81
painful aud poacted pulmonary disease Pnyne 10 tho
2 yen OF has The writer WIS in ac
iua."o aud deceased by all Tho los c ~
econ es'eom and regard and in that he assurance hoy
appreciate Tue pain with which bu y the occur
III isyne was young gentleman Of aienis pronise
e hn welcome iuttoduced aud Justly enn r
10 al WIN whom he was acquainted Scaicoy had entered
upon mo great Theatre OF action fastened itself s
via' and thus did he insor months Tho
par i,ho time confined 10 his time 10 his
e nc D1io us Atolion with great fbitule composure
lew weeke before his death he change of cn
Mn winch insurance. c gladly exchange pain and nfs
unn Tor ono of eternal Me- where win oeae from,
o"s The afflicted
n lmla and death His pous aud nIcconao parents hourh
yond measure TO pnu with duiiul pTom son
yet vii" be assurance of his Heaven could win cont
a'nse give him up, and say with the afflicted old 0Iho
ana e Lord hath taken away, bcssed name of
Departed tbs HE at Madisonvilo Mississippi on lilo
t' intho 4,h of his age, Brooke lin ma
g unu ouoen county, NfginiH, Dlsny wears a
Fcs'Sni pi o"sv,lein Kentucky c complaint whrH ermi
go hmiuhie nnd excellent gentleman Bilfoa.
vt several years before his a
~ vac Sson OF Jesus Christ; h life hnd distinguished for
nauiestng eeht purity Of heart, Of
en nHy vues which eneared him his and
becomes our painful duty TO the General
hobNN at his residence in Dinwde Thursday The oal ost
,a VINO was present when lac died, gives inoma-
he shcr short illnoss a. DYER in the coun
T. nenae o." Sunday the Goth nt, MIS-. ibe wife of
'P "'"sne' The sympat'"s of hor icads
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Richmond. Va. Friday, oct. 30.
S7aTE ELECTIONS.
nIeNnntk

Tho Mi l.geville Sanisrl Of Union save that are
Rabun, and Marion remain only he heard rom which
will probably add additional increase to the Union Tick
e., OF five hundred re-"
SOUTH CAROLINA.
From tho Congressional Disiti,t OF Pendeton, Warren
H. Davis, reelected by majority Of 10 votes.
From the District OF Abbe,ille r. " Pickens cleo ed
over the Union Candida e. MIR Presley
In the District oil Coiumbi,, James n Hammond (NuI-
her) has been elected without opposition, place of
J. NJ. Fellows resigned
Ten. Campbell Cover MIR. Posell Unonist)
Mr.. Pinckney has been RI. elected over Mr. Alfred
Ilnger, In the District Of Charleston
From the District oil Krrshaw, Col. aiming (Unon) has
heen reelected by majority oi 500 votes over OIL
Rces, the ulliiiraiion candidate.
From the Pnckney District, Gen. James Rogers, the
Union candidate. has been ecie,l by majority shout
l7O votes over the present member Mr. Ciowney, (Nul-
iher)
Two Unioniss elrct,d-the other members of Congress
Nuihers.; large majority oil Nuliiers is elected TO
both branches o the a'ure-as az returns are re
ceivcd. l3 Senators and rs Delegates to the Nuliers
and Senators aad 30 Delegates 10 the Un;cnists.
NORrl! CAkOLlNA.
Extract y Letter from that State of 9Th inst
lhcru u doubt OF tue conpe xon OF ensuing As.
senbly-l'he Administration will have decided inaio.
Iily, maugrc the assert OF the Opposition Editors Tho
Minority Ia the State IS however, highly respectable for
numbers anl talent"
NEW JERSEY.
The Official returns have been received, which give the
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FANATlCISM.

British Missionary, by the name Of Thompson, has lust
arrived on our shores. liis Intentions annoInce
beforehand lie comes 10 preach up Aboiion-and 90
SOW, IL ho can, the seeds oil drord aud dis,inon
egsD warn ihe Fanatics OF the North, the 1sppAns the
"s'rIscns The Coxes and their fellows, beware The
great msjoiity OF Fellow Citizens OF tho North ,y
scout their pfoccedngsii Judge by the spirt fl,ev
have already dplay and we ~ IL be tor our country
that they have taken this standor, fihcy undertake.
10 interfere with cso delicate relations the consequences
must be fatal beyond calculation. The incsinaLe Union
oi these States might split upon Ibis very rock.
ihis impudenl Missionary Chomps, NJ attempted TO
make MS st appearance In Bosoi but the effort I'M
avaliDg The next plsce notice. the theatre Of Ills
exhibition, is Augusta SIS Maine. Tho Ago" of that
town gives account file slavery Convenioc
which assembled there Wednesday the i5tt "1ended
by some forty iiy delegates chiefly cesevnsn Gotn
different sections Of he Stale. evers jealous Aoilio-
racier TO the proceedings Of tie ConVenoa we anti
cpscd tie meetag Of these AboHonsts whose prinei.
pies aud designs 6nd bu little favor wi our sober intel
igont and feieclng citizens produced no s.ll
would have been entirely suppressed, aud e Convention
been received aud tested with all that courtesy and al
tenion Tor which citizens have been uniformly dis
u"gul'hed bad not undersken Introduce the vor-
able notice d Tie people Of This State that notorious idt
Wdus, George Thompson, who comes among us, a TO-
reign ennssafy from Great Britain Ia SOW tie seeds of
dsunion and tsc0rdto sever the tics which ,nio us ia
one common naion-o fetc our invaluable civil and no
Ideal Observation-Disclosures the importance aud sdyan-
lages % which, he canuo, APPRECIATE aud about bicl he
msniiesis tie mosl pspable aud perveno ignoisnce
"Dnnng the first DAY every ihing passed of we'll for
stghl we know and eSFe gradcd believe thal tI,
Convention would DO permitted 10 complete ts business
began, w privacy sud silence But not so The mana
gers seemed anxious 10 attract attention and Tor nis
purpose brought out the British lou Of tie day who
surrounded by these patriots, par ercciience was
suffered IN speech Of hours length 10 yiIiIv
American cilens, sud assail with as much ionorsnc,
As malice, the political institutions OF our country
Where was the Wanted patriotism Of these men i,st
they dd not drag bin from tie deck he poIloed
and silence his ssnders against our free institutions -
Alas, u was there Tho noxious weeds Of "A.
naieiem had choked its gfowh-Bui there were shoss
present who heard The attacks with feelings Of 10
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WE LNSTRUCTYOMS

Our Correspondents give the Anti Instructionsts
some hard hiIs-and richly do they deserveit-
Inc People have right 10 instruct at all times,
and IN all manners.-Ths is founded upon the broad
principle, that the People are competent TO govern
themselves.
Have not the Opposition practsed upon this rule
themselves? Did they set us the cxnmpIo-when
ihey signed the Memorials 40 the Senute?-when
they Instructed our City Delegate on more than one
occasion, 10 vote on The Resolutions of the last vim
ter!-l'u the times are cIlanged-Genemen IRE
now denouncing Instructions, when they find ihey
are making against themselves. As Wlgery said,
on may know the wounded pigeons by their lut-
cring"
Did not their organ recommend instructions 10
be got up for DIR. Flood vote for Mr. Leigh? And
"a the other counties and districts where they claim
ed n majority?
they shy, however, thai the polls of the last
oprinS surersede all Instructions. One gentleman
The other day, argued TO this effect against Insruc-
i'ons-ad yet, on the election of his county, he adj
dressed the people, and stated the authority of an
intelligent merchant of Richmond, that wheat would
sell for no more than g.. 9l-und tolJacco not more
than SO or 81 the huidred
1T The people have atall times the right to instruct
their agens-wbether at the time they elect them
or afterwards, any change of circumstances or of
thcIr own convictions any particular point-how
can IL be satisfactorily done without written instrc-
tons! The Delegate elect asks for n majority of
las constituents. How can that majority he ascer-
tanned! NO meeting will be attended hut by com
paraliyey few of the yoters-You must then 90 TO
their houses, and consult their wishes.
ne Imposition say, that improper means arc
used TO bias the signatures of tho Peoplc--but This
would apply only to very fey of the voters. And
shall the Rights Of the whole People be cancelled
Ivy the acts of very few Besides, ara the Oppo-
sliion alone, free from blame? Do they Practise no
stratagcms themselves? The other day -v voter
was about TO sign Instructions when 10! one of the
Wings walked up aud asked him if lie was going 10
make I6Rkee the next President.
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SLY pINcHrst f''N


regret the necessity that cslls for this short commu
ncaoD " yon think ss 40, that such things those
which furnish the subject Of IT, ought TO be allowed
pass unno,ced, you wall please give ,hs place the
Enquirer.
Religious paper published in your city, gives the
National Gazcttcs account Of the Moy sing inobs
This might have been well enough. IL IL had also ri.
ven us the more probable accounts from the other side
hut II would the Cszetc's account furnished lust
what the Editor wanted Tor his on nohs wLicl
are found in the said Rrlig paper. NrihGcs alton,
Whiggery aud hlobs flourish pretty well ge,hcr The
last Think are the legitimate children OF that Gus
oigdnioi conner on between the Bank snd the
In addition 10 the above evidence ol the Editors Whig-
snip We have, In the same psper, the following:
LITERARY DIsTiNcTioN.--W iiud in the New
cork Courier and Enquirer the following singular annui.
citation:
MIR. Rudolph BURNER, OF the most literary men
In tie Stale aud the accomplished scholar who wio
President JAckroDs inaugural message, will deliver the
annual address before the Alumni OF Columbia College
~ the College Hall this day at one o'ciork"
Ia the name ot rescr, have the Bank Wings 81 he
neral ohticsi papers enough sprngihg up every Iii
eciioi. 10 relieve tho Editors VI Religious papers iron,
THIS hHe rattiHsn business OF giving every NOW and thu
sly pinch? Til. Eii,er nigh, have been better en-
pioyed in lecurng his brother OF the Richmond Wing Tor
advising the "Wh'gs" OF New York go armed To the
polls al the approaching election Yours,
LEIGHTON
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~ of sending deputies to other deputies in the town
q har'ottesvlle on the first Monday in November next
10 take into consideration the proprety OF selecting suit
able person TO be voted for Representative to Congress
from the District composed OF the counties Of Amherst
Nelson, Albemsrle. Louisa aud Fluvsnns, at the next
Sfring flecton-tn opposition 10 present member,
Gen VIM +. Gordon On motion OF Col James Asgruier
Col. bsirci g. Payne called the Chair
Jennings appointed Secretary alter which, Col. s. A.
Strange aud made explanatory remarks and OF,
Tered the following resolution:
Rcs0irsd That
meet and confer with their democratic cns in The town
OF charlottesville, on the LIST Monday in November ne
ana the said deputies hereby authorized adjourn said
seung' from gay 10 day aud adept such measures
majority OF said deputies from District may deem adj
VISIBLE TO iurhcr the views and interests OF the great de-
"'o''aic ,"n'y The Secretary is requested 10 furnish
cory Of the proceedings the Editors of the Richmond
Enquirer aud charlottesville Advocate for publication.
Alter the resolution read TO the me citing by Col
strange amt handed TO the Chairman, John Timberake,
Sr, ESQ., and made his nj
in defence oil Gen Gordon political creed To MIR Tim
oe"Se speech, Col Strange replied in bei and salts
factory manner. Mr.. Tnbvrake sg ain piled 10 Col.
STANCES remarks, alter which, Col Magrujer made
lew explanatory remarks, when b. H. Nagruder obtained
ierouiion oc ed by Col Strange and in defence OF Gen
"o'"on pohics course and, at the close OF his speech.
offered ,e following resolution as substitute tr Colonel
Suange'e:
Resoired That this meeting consider the people entirely
competent to attend TO their Interests, aud that
consider sale tn adhere the old Republican practice Of
selecting between such saAddes, may present
selves Tor avo, COMPILING to Caucus to dictate TO
US Tor whom we are TO vote.
Alter the substitute read and red another
ehsued !" which Messrs. Strange, Magruders aud Tim
orIike paook-At length the question called Tor
by Col Magrnder--and tina, motion submitted TO the
mreing by The Chairman, aud decided in the Affirmative
Coi. strange then made the following ,noou--
Resumed That alb that in SAVIOUR OF Gen Jackson
would go behind the harto which place abou nine
oil the meeiNg
aver they returned back in the bar MIR Msgrulrr's
substitute was offered, and rejected by large majority
ana Col S'ranges Preamble and Resolution received
by large majority.
Col. Magrmdrr then moved that fbe blank slouI h,
hlled with thscen deputies.
Io,. strange moved that the Chair select the Deputies;
sn 'he following persons appointed by the Chair:
Coli ~ w X Bowles, Col. James MagrudeT. Col. G.. A
tango N. H. Gay James w. Jennings, WIN. Pauni
alter Key Capt SAINT Payne, Doct b. M Jones'
Saml b. Mouis. VIM Payne, VIM. CATTLE and Da, ia
Stone; and the meeting then adjourned.
BARRETT s. PAYNE, Chairman,
JAMES w. JENNINGS, Secretary.
III One ef'he People," the Leigh Dinner in Pc
toIsburg-In tons. &c. in our he NJ
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%a OANOKE NAVIGATION STOCK g0R SALE
p Nalh billiards. ESecu'or Of John Washington, dc I'd
James l.. wortbam and vile by virtue OF an order of
The Supreme Court OF North Carolina made tho aboSe
sn, will sell at public Auction. upon a credit Of six
months. ia tlo town OF CiaIksyile, Friday, The 2Sh
day OF November next, twenty FIVE Shares OF Roanoke
Ma igltion Stock, belonging the Of John VAIN
fngion. deceased. THOS. -. LITrLE1OHN, 6ons.
Orfnt,cr J. 5l--s25N
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tiod on the Sth ins by tho Armiscad Mr. Goo
w Nicholas, 10 Miss Judy OF Buck
Married "Wednesday tho 22d Rev . Slimap Nj
Non "hrck, OF King William county, Miss Mary g. Webb
ho adopted daughter Of Henry Webb ESQ., Marriage New Kent
Married on Tuesday evening by Eoeling Mr. Jo
s'pn ~ r"s'er to Miss Sarah Ann Mo.ss, all OF this
Married, Ihursday this
city, Mr Albeit Aercc Miss Martha both OF lie
of Iloneo. '' ~ " Tvs SVA''S
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"a OANoKE LAND FoR sALE.-By yillne of

ED OANOKE LAND FOR SALE by virtue Of
x 3 deed OF trust executed 10 by Col. Robert II
jones. hal. Saturday die 9Th day Of Decoinber
the premises, proceed 10 sell to the Highest bidder
a credit oil and years, equal nstaniens bearing in
erpsi from day OF sale, that valuable Tract Of land
now occupied Ivy said Robt IT, Jones, lying on the North
side Of Roanoke River, in ltc county Of Mecklenbufg
OF Virginia. about 30 miles abot Weldon con
seneas sey0Sab NJ anaaru'ing Mills and adjoining the
snds oSamuel ~. Goodc, JOS Arnold, and ahers. This
tract contains 500 thefeabOus Of which 10 so
river bottom OF good qua'iyihe balance is strong
hig land, well adapted 70 the production Of Com Wheat
AMI Tobacco. Wu would invite tie attention. of persons
desous make investments ia Roanoke andr Ibis
Timber said 10 be abundant IT, and Of good qua
iy Tor building aud fencing. We shall convey such title
ouly as " vested inus 10y tie deed Aforesaid.
HENRY Fits.
GEO. ID, BASKERVILLE trustees.
Warren county. ~. G., Oct 9th 5l-wnis
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IG .6O0 I6 4G4 IG .6GsnIG OnG lG a20 hi n

Total, 1906 16 AGA 10 .6G5nl 6 006 rs 800 II OO7
The Anti NJ ssonic ticket between 100 aud 1900
The Federal vote last Spring Is1ll-The Demo.
cratic VOC, 10 SiThe Anii. Masonic, 2 39s-The Now
Haven Register predicts THAI AZ ,s dprf Election
.ihe Democrats will make TIE Federal Wings ce q
PRESSURE Of ironI one 10 two thousand majority"
RHODE ISLAND.
The Legislature met Monday last az Providence to
select " y Senator in ihe place Of Mr.. Knight, wbose
tetm o. service expires the March nexf.-The re-
sui' :. donbful-One Of the Democratic papers throw
out he idea, That Mr. Francis. the present Governor,
AMI ssonc, bD disposed be friendly the Admins.
ua0n, may succeed.
VERMONT.
From tie oRieiAI for Members OF Congress Il
appears that Me- Slade Is tito only person sscefanod 10 be
eleeied-if regular certificate OF lie votes OF west
'nsier can be ohsined MIR. Hall will also be declared
seciedA new election takes plsce IN TIC 5,h Distict-
re. Ophau has withdrawn oia ihc canvass. and il is said
'ha' Tho An'i hasouic and Wing pstdes have doubled
teams IN favor Of Mr. n. j Jsnes.
OHIO.
ne returns are not yet decisive. The sccounls re-
eeiycd ion The Ohio aud other psgers still and
vague. Tie Wednesdiy's Gobe reports The votes Tor
Governor, from o. Counties u be- Tor Lucas Al 4S3ior
.iNphAY 1850 sud The flowing counties not beud
IfCm--Wifll fitcir voice N 1870.