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Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-07
Dry Goods. viz:

Szt,inctts. Cassimeres and broad Cloths, Shirt
ings, Canton Flannel and Linseys, Drilling,
Apron Checks and Oil Cloths, drab, light,
and pink Plaid Ginghams. fancy Prints, scar-
LET Flannel, French and English Merinos, 6,
7,8, s. 81 Prussian Merino Shawls, Gloves,
sl|sssssssst Stockings; Tauibered Swiss Capes
~ s3eFines, Bornbazetts, white Jeans and
Esinonnt Ticking and cotton Carpet
2 NE. scarlet, ard Iue Afackinaw Blan-
||Ss ~ ms, and saddI,.s no.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-07
Hardware,

n
A splendid assortment. consisting Of table
dirk, fancy pen and pocket Knives, shoe, BUTCH
er, and saw ditto. fine plated toa and table
Spoons. superior Razors, gun, pad chest trunk,
and cupboard Locks. hand saw. fat, l-2 round,
and mill saw Files, socket and mortice CHS
Iels, Pistols. steel, brass, and polished SNUFF.
fers, Cornpasses, Trowels, and steel blade
squares. brass and iron Candlesiicks, feet
Rules. measuring Tapes, and spring Diyiders,
toiIet Glasses, hand, tenant, and English mill
Saws, yioIins and Strings, Brittiana tea and
coffee Pots, Simmins' and Collins Axes. straw
Knives, Spades, shovels, and Pc. Metal.
Books and stationery,
| A large assortment efssandard Works. blank
and receipt Books, letter. post-oisce, bill. and
icap Paper, quilts, Scaling Wax, and waters.
Saddlery.
Horse Collars. Haraes, and drawing Chains,
Sircingiss, Martingales, and Scythes, blind
and snafie Brides, double refined and single
head stall ditto, fancy Whips and Cow Hides
| GROCERIES.
| Pork. Bacon, Flour, Coffee, Sugar, and tea
Corn Meal and Rice.
! Billo Goods daily expected from Baltimo,.,
4 boxes Cavendish Tobacco, 100 kegs blast.
ting Powder, and an assortment of Queens.
| Ware.
| Peru, siay II, 1886. 1tfE. - s.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-07

sIofhed ID the enfraiIs Of ! whale: such
being DE method adopted 81 ~ fair
or hat tribe to render themSeE ves Pc
culiarIy attractive to their ioyes2
T1ds Mecm11.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29
ALBEMARLE.

have seen that your neighbor the Wing and his
eopyst here, manufacturing tales about Mr. r. Rives
OF Nelson or as they pleased style him. the man
with the long purse for the purpose doubt of rGyinq
their woe begonc and hopeless cause. Such stories on
" need to be seen 10 be reued for they carr, upon
their face an air of deception, and panic which none but
The " hgs are capable of manufacturing. Mr. Rives is
accused, by the Lcesbug Genius of Liberty of DIVIDING
iarm 10 make sixty votes in this county and the
d'oedte here gives currency to the report by copying
me same. The whole story is FALSE; and pity the
up their party.
II sixty votes had been manufactured here it would
nave been known 10y the Advocate before ,e,rs could
have reached from Loudoun. 1t could have easily been
ascerained ny applying at the Clerk Office and there
IS no doubt II such had been the fact that should a
heard of it, time arouse the people previous 10 h.
day O. eluction - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29

pod in Tho Of Gloucester on Saturday the aob Jnoo
Eeae Esq 10 announcing this lady and ~ lanes p
an eStayagsnS en1m of a o. his feelings % lead
continued Intimacy in the family that justly deserves The h;s
sS9unded by every earthly blessing could in any v I
lOnse, but by kind husband children and f"Sd WIN oP1
"I eIHIt The stay Of their useful and ndugni mother
@ s .Sn s'oode that she might enjoy ncss Of se
@ Kind mother! good mistress ana sincere a" s0d s
, s @e5od She il goodness ip sgo. a. 1T
she hSs gone from ,go of o1Gs.' can give US
sng sho has left behind her dsonsoaio husband
native Her friends spOi.yvaais aud her
long cherish her with het socodo which T
said Of Ma Layio that shS S nyI no hope well be
h H. So aa5fn INC female chafacter II be said
her university beloved aud IS all lie eee s
"a IN the shades around ho the perfumes virtue and happiness
eI e.sn were committed to tho earth Tuesday the 81 Of Fe
By osd s aood pd Fs.eo or Its occasion"
ua Iho furious gales have driven horto her post.
And there the nls life disturb her not '''''
There where am, thou shalt forever dwell;
TS@pSo ' sono a,S S sSs; Thy peace destroy
Welcome forever o thy masters low q w =
Died. the 2sth uI, Unionown Pa Of bilious sve, p
C. Pendoton Of Edmund Pendcto1 Of Caroline co"ot
Patenal roof for nearly months on visit TO Tho S a
em tie disease g ply taIeo days journey 6om houo
stayed h' eaaeyon The I'm Of March, and coS6oed him T., ~.
81 Of h Hines the interval until TOO .hor to onab
Butf
ne a,ea strangers, with perhaps oyO pity or
voice 10 oothct there 10 much n
ct THIS heavy blow at the to when they hourly
bss "SSsn , care o. %1'Shg and pious o,her he
few prior 20 his do more deep ~, ~
sons which m paf0s bod taught hn, been
him for the hast closing Ho eqnsny observed By bs
attendants 70 be engaged in
ons Of close communion v his God relatives s
9tng assurance that ho has exchanged for life earth M
loaven5 end thotho " ' o'"' ~
Bensaih The shadow Of The Almishy's Wings
shall sit unhun and al tie Judgment dnv -
Shall share the resurrection Of the us,.
Aud roisn with Christ 10 bliss for evernors
Uicf N Pam NE. on OF
wife Of Geo knsun Esq, weeks most severe IA %
common shosags She was IN the 9Th age and bs,
lon on afflicted hgsbd and two infant children beoon ibsr e
yso end ffcpaabo loss Tho
What sio was tho grief Of her Surviving eayes and .n
tell '' e"u "''ha' VII
She took tho cup Of life 10 sin,
And bitter twas drain
She qnaited then pushed ii from her lin,
And went 70 sleep again.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29
RHODE IsL.lAD ELrcr1oN

4. = PROVIDENCE, X. L., April 81.
Our election for Governor and Senate ended las,
night, and our triumph is complete Tristan Burgess
me old Red Dragon of the Appeal yPse, is
(or Govcrnor)our tohoic ticket Will 90 in by about SOD
majority; and our Governor between zoo and 1000 :
ms is glory enough for once. Rhode island may now
De placed with certainty to the credit side OF Mr. Van
Buren's account; and so mote it be-
The Proridenee Republican Herald Of the 23d states,
mat Governor Francss majority all others win be
b"n' JoO-tLat the entire Democratic Senate elected
by AN overwhelming majority; aud a decided majority
in the II. of Il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29

should touch the Tariff and erpungc all those nsdious
schemes Tor the distribution OF tho surplus revenue
They arc all dangerous. They contain The seeds of
mortality 10 our free institutions. We protest, too
against the insiolIbilty of the Tariff compromise We
had no lot or part in IT, 10 that extcnand If the public
interests demand IL than accumulate disastrous
surplus by means of which poers may be bought
Tor the Federal Government ii becomes duty TO at
il down ~ we either to unsettle the Consolation or
the Compromise, it is called, say at once, let il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29

Nj. Ufse.
This eccentric Orator is dashed By some as we'll as
praised by other, scribblcrs Notoiiey is Que thing
rune another Poor Dave Crockett was at one time
Tie Lion OF the Day-and Jack Downing at anotier--
Mr. Wise To be the hero of the moment He
than to the vigor Of his 10 the elo
quence ofs speeches. than to the bitterness of his vtu.
Peration lie has overacted his par-and his violence
Is already recong upon himself Tho Wing Cores.
pond~nt OF the Boston Courier says that he has out
iived ms lame aud popularity, aud has disgus,ed the
wings themselves with iis course of violence and de-
nuncia,ion year ago he was as violent asainst the
wings as he Is now against the Administrations Few
persons have shown happy talent or making them
selves despsed by all partes'The CORRESPONDENT of
the Charleston Courier speaks Of his proposition TO
amend Mr. Dromgooe resolution on the iiih and adds
mat he has pressed upon the House with more vio
renee than discretion for the last days He sustain
ca ms motion 10 amend, in most violent TRADE OF abuse
towards all sides of the House, ill the expiration of the
morning hour, and produced not tie least etfrct--If
whitney be a bad man, and il the Adminstra alton be
cornpt-and am not the defender of eher--AIr Wise
rs Inc last man in the world TO produce corrective He
~ 20 violent that, like the ratcsnakc he DESTROYS HIM
self with his He grows more and more yio
eht WIN defeat, and the consequence is that defeat
overtakes him the oftener"
IL we were called upon name that see ne i'm the II of
H. winch Is The greatest blot upon the escutcheon of Con-
gress, we should select the quarrel upon tue floor be-
tween MIR Wise and Mr.. Bynnm The House owed IL
:" eir own dignity to take up the subject aud to have
u""e no less than 10 reprimand the two conbaants Mr.
pyhu appears since that memorable evening To have
oeen more upon The reserve and given no trouble
TO The House But Mr.. Wise still continues TO
recile, and madden round the land"
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Compliments TO .2neriea.

The ~ York Star states that, such IL the the high
umation IN which the American -four is held all over the
world, the government of Denmark hay We recently sent
out gentleman To country, who is charged with
The duty OF making special examination Of the plan
upon which our mills constructed. This circum
stance, like the mission, of the French government
our Pcnksntiaries and that of the English rail
fantes to examine our aciiaed planes another ilater-
ing proof OF the cxtoed homage rendered by European
civilization and science TO American ingenuity,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
ROCKINGHAM-f2 d.

II VIII be seen Says the Harrisonburg Register of
the sd That hlessrs. Mohett and Cootes have been
o virginia IL is due TO Mr. Conrad to say that he was
unwilling to become canddutc and that he would not
uuder any circumstances, have suffered himself TO BE- an
nounced but for the urgent solicitations of s most
mute eaa following :. .,.- -.-,.
tLn nails -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29

We have commenced this mastery and claimant
speech OF the Representative Of the State Of New York
we render him every tribute which is due to his fine Ia
Tents and me powerful views. II is admirable Speech
has some fine hits and is pquant enough upon the Bs
wether Of the little White Party in the House We
diief with him, however, his first proposition We
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29
Greaf Yofe
!. ---
he 1nLles furnrd,

Inc Baltimore Chronicle begins 10 have its msgv-
ngs at astand now iaetass the opinion that the re
may II say sowhen il sees the state of fhe account
we have already majority of niue in the II. of d. and
shui pfobsby bave as large one, had the last
session majority OF about l6 i'm the House, and 8 in
inc Senate of "a on j"nt balot-nay pass for small
majority with the Whigsbut incline 10 tie opiaion
that it is large enough.
:, me Chroniele wishes to cut the acquaintance of
saunders of Wytbe, since hc is have voted
Tor the eNpunging resolution. But does not Mr. Saun-
ueis cutting The Van Buren, Caucus and the
White Caucus, cntile him TO the honors Of Uhiy and
To some mercy from the party' For our own parts we
cui ms political acquaintance from the we foo nd
h conserving with all the Federass and Nulliiers i'm
their piebad Convention
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29

From another Corfespoadsut.-ssi II affords me muc,
pleasure To inform you that the honest Republican and
Administration party is again triumphant i'm old Bruins
wick; Notwithstanding The sereoyped edition of speech
es spodted throughout the county during the canvass
1 ne Wings attempted 10 ALLEVIATE our party from is.f
ana thus divide u.s. and conquer of course but the in
srnctionsts have fogotte their would
and have taught them another lesson by which they NAV
clearly see that we still eemen The result was az
ioiiows;-IoteIs Turnbull 800, Mallory 3l9 Gholson
FAUQUlER--(2 DELroarrs)
The Alexandria Gazette states that Marshall and Ed.
inonds both Wings have been elected over the two LAT
Republican Delegates, Smith and IIickersom by n,ais.
rty Of 40 (in our last No. placed Fauquier amon,
but last Spring sent half and half On the sudden
death OF Mr. Thomas Marshall, in the Summer, MIR
ckerson was elected in his place She has returned TO
her first Lovc.)
MARSHALL--U d.
- Here on The other hand, have n gain-The
wheeling Times says, that Alex Newman elect
ed by majority of II votes over Col clean (Whpl
and that MIR. Newman is Van Buren, and Johnson
whole hog NO mistake-a real /" Col Joe's man -
(Snce confirmed by letiers)
HARDY-Q Del)
John Mullen, (Whig) reelected by n majority of
about 60 votes. "
NC WlI.LIAM--Q d. Comni,fe
= H. Shadwick,' V. b C. Tompkns. (yhue)
court House, 1872 So
Ayletts % "a
226 or
90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29

IL Our Strictnrcs on the Wing are prepared-but
bret as they are we know of article this days
paper which can be well sparcd-and therefore we
once more lay II over till 1t goes very much
against the grain TO notice at all dsrcputabe Slang
whan1.r. IS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29

Sandwich S majority, 1873
Pdrieh county Redds maj orty (Whig) over Cloud
(Rcp) is 100
Putsyfcdnia.-Tbc Danville Observer bears lis defeat
with good grace-and explains the reason of il:
Thc merry Pi.sylvanans coulno negro panic the
learn that some Buren, was an nboi.
tonst and Intended TO send negroes fee
pnic blacks footing with tho frankly confess Inn,
VIC are beat but II was by false
OF me true state OF the much used topic we
believe the largest voio taken Under the i'm
preston improperly existing the nnl
attended
ueep though maaly interest We
ony TO the unusual order manlinos
eed The conduct of both parties place. people
INC Same circumstances could behave
oeeNc That when the excitement of
ana pcudico he discarded, doubt
oince hfn adherence and give
principles aud popular rights Tho veil
posed and fac exhibited, tho
Gus Wings For this the lVo
Know hein, and know that with
mnur not ii our defeat We take
circumstances under which effected
ttion to the will Of the people We shall with the
greater zeal ani with the confidence which
honestly advocate and will honorably maintain'
Let vincent Witcher, with his coffin handLills and
abolition panics blush for the victory he has But he
may YET 1--we to rue the in which he has obtained
IT, Inc fttsyvanans will recover from The panic into
which they have been be,ctched-and reaction will
take place against the demagogues who have deceived
them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29

Crandalts Triat--The case Of The IT, States w. Rem.
%" CranaaU accused Of circulating, during the last
GUNNER, Incendiarg abolition publications Washing.
9n mas occupied ten days OF the Circuit Court Of that
iiy; ~ ioesdsg last, the District Attorney Mr. Key,
tonciuaed ms speech, which the Metropolitan pronoun
asesnJ e 80, z, 'ng most powerful 4 ever heard him
tsee hours elaboration, they returned verdict Of Net
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29

"Grayson and Tazewell yet vote which will increase
McCamants majority very much-so you see Van Blu.
rem Is going ahead notwithstanding all the slang about
abolition, free negro votes, &c. &c"
Smyth County was represented last session by William
H. Harley, who was in the JIhtc Caucus and was by
them nominated Uhuc Eocior.
FLUVANNA-Q d.
F" FLUvANEA, 24lh April 1896
Our election has just closed Strange thorouoh.
going Democratic Republican, 253-Magruder a WRie
nag lO6 The election turned the question of Van
OF The wings, 10 prejudice the minds of pcope ON
the Abolition question: Free Negro vote Missouri re-
srctonis and all such articles, but al in yain-Tbe
people were not 10 he frightenednnd but for the busv
the Republicans would have voted from SO TO 100
moro votes-whie the Wings mustered all their STRENGTH
and brought in many foreign votes Both the cu5di
oates ' p0SPo N +" oT y f We 11,sp
From .4nother.
"WILMINGroS, April 25 1886
Our election for Delegate took place this day--the
day was serene and pleasantthe free yeomanry of the
county turned out pretty WE'LL consdc ring the busy sea-
son of the ycar--and have inform you that Fuyanna
has sustained her wonted Republican Faith noby The
election was not full one but enough TO show her Re-
publican principles. The Wings selected shrcwd and
eloquent young Lawyer, to combat the Administration
canddaicand they had the aid of Sc vera of the sur
rounding counGs to add 10 their feeble force But all
would not do--The Administration candidate ColoneI
Henry Magruder, upwards of two 10 one When leil
the Courthouse, about o'clock, | left them polling
and the Wing strength had languished and The Admin.
lstraton candidate gaining upon them
z" r 5. Since writing the above understand the polls
stand, for Strange 253, Magruder 1867
CUMBERLAND-Q DELI
Allen Wilson, (Whg0 is reelected by majority of
80, over Joseph Fuqua, (Repubcan)
Col Bondurant, (Whig) elected TO the Senate bv a
Senator.
JEFFERsoN-(2 DeI3
Returns are continued up 10 o'clock, on the Sd day
The polls then stood
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The Compiler says that more than ten addition.
g. ySes can psgssisy BE- Posd oPss majority 10 Ere
day"
NORFOLK BoROUGH-u d.
The Norfolk Beacon Of the Goth states that the cleo.
ton which held the day before for Delegate 10
the General Assembly resulted in the selection Of Vim
r. Cunningham, Esq, without opposition AS the poll
was about TO be opened, and regular candidate ap-
Peared on the Hastings Of The presented the
name OF Mr.. Cunningham, and there seemed TO be
general acquesccnce in the nomination. In the course
OF the morning, Mr.. g. visited tho Court house. and
stated TO The voters that If it were their pleasure TO
elect him, he would mos, cheeruIly himself 10 the
utmost IN the good cause Of promoting the veal Of the
Borough.
"a Tie close ofthc poll, The vote stood thus.
VIM. H. Cunningham, (WhigO IS8
Scattering (among OF ~ CO.
SURRYDu D.
Ertract If a letter, apTH 90
William Y. Bailey (Republcon) 13G
Francis Ruin, (Whg) %
Majority for Bailey, III
W. Ruin mol candidate, but was voted for by
the Wings.
Joel Holleman, 12s
John Urquharl, 03
Majority for Holicman,- 1l5
Whole vote in the District;
lloileman, 0f2
Uiquhari, 43G
Democratic Majority, sos
The elections were thiniy attended throughout Inc
District, and not much ;hun half the votes poed
that wcro given last SPRING there being regular oppo
sition ~ any county, except Southampton The Wing
vote shews the strength Of the party more nearly than
does that Of the friends Of the Administration; for al.
though not drifed, these Wings have most astonishing
tact Of marching together"
aaottcr Lcuey says. "Tbo friends Of Democracy
throughout The land may rejoice with their brethren Of
sufy that IN IBIS old county, ut least The days Of Pa
mic Whggery have gone by"
BRUNSW1CK-(2 D)-Erea!
" LAwRENo EyILLg, April g, 1896
in rfd REM -.4tolrf
desperate struggle, but in vain. They mounted the
stump az every road and muster ground and sung
10 AL Their variations the old songs OF Van Buren, be-
ing Fcceralist--an Abo!tionisl Free Negro advo.
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ORR Ii.1.cot.Da fcrsstA


, In spite OF the false and foul handbls with which
tins county was lloodcd-thc slang about the Free Ne
lief, that if Van Buren, were elected the free negros
would rule The whites, and the slaves set reen spite
OF the gross Misrepresentation which was circulated
about the Republican cnndidae--in spite, too of The
yo'ers OF Richmond who locked 10 the polls at Cold
tiaroour-ihe Democracy has again irumpLed-and
ov4eaii tie staunch unassumng, but Independent, Re-
ton We have not been able 10 collect the polls of the
several pTecncts-bu we understand, that at Cold Har
Dor, Thompson had majority of 81 votes-at the Court
House Goodall had IL majory-and that at Negrofoot
Ioodoll had about 43 majority. This would he u Gu
rions coincidence. II should prove be correct-for
would be precisely the same majority Q03) which he
received at the Inst Spring Election
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~ Office. All persons are hereby fore warned from
trading for a bond, executed by Anthony FIening
ir, on the l2b day Of Moich, 1886, payable on de
mand, TO me, for nineteen hundred dollars The uoid
bond has been paid in full n me- and have this dav M
ven the said Fleming receipt for the full amount ~
The same. bave mslaid lost IT, 80 that cannot de-
liver u up TO him. iSBAM w. CLEMENTS
Apfu ~. 1fSAIft
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NMlLLIAM =. RITCHlE, Gate Of Richmond Va)
Wv Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Vicksburg
lisssspp0 viii practise Law in the counties Of Hnds
Madison, Yazoo, Washington, Warren the Parish Of
Carroll, ~ souisiana-and in tho Supreme Federal and
Chancery Courts at jackson. Feb ~ - n
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BY LIST EyENkNG'S MIL.

According TO custom, two modern Whips are elected
viz MessIs VIM. j.. Goggn," aud Robert Campbell
beating Preston and Arthur, (Rep) Mr.. G. elected
hghest by Us or ii votes and probably $50 or 60 ahead
oil the Republican candidates They had the usual dish
dressed, secDdem dyten of4boiOn free negro suffrage
DC. &c correspondent writes, that the Opposition
are reckless, though be thinks the State safe aud that
there will be dminuon in our majority in the next
-
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Totals, ISL do3 2c6

Extract Of litter, det,d "CLAnKsSuno, April 10.
day-Below you have the result
VIM. A. Harrison, ". b. ...... 9I9
Wilson X. Shinn,s ". b. ......... 4ao
Danl Kincheloe, ". 3D. ........ 395
Abner Maxwell, (v b. ................ IS5
VIM r. Callahan, ". b. ............ 1855
John Ross ". b. ..................I3 2
Messrs. Harrison and shinn, of course, elected
FLOYD-N d.
hasten TO give you the result of the Floyd election
Deskin' (Van BUREN, elected by "a majority. Colonel
Thomas beat Henry Erskine 1913 votes He is now RS
votes ahead of Erskne. No doubt Of Colonel Thonass
election"
SMYTH-Q Del)
MARION Smyth County, Va. April 90, 1896
hasten TO give you the result of our election which
closed last night The day good and the turn out
general The excitement great, but young Smyth
was true TO her principles Both of the gentlemen in
men;--they differ only in politics.
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act from the ground he originally assumed II appears
from the following card i'm the Lynciburg Virginian
ta he took an active part in the polling qcr he had
declared Off
Az ms. ANHERsr, April %, 1886.
se.srs Eior.-n yesterday made
ha Mr Garland protested the pol and
ook no ntthef IA the On the day
mr. a. did not attend IN pa the third Jsy
ne dd attend, and challenged Il not
ous that he bis county c had yoos
o'.fcd on tho third day from Nvi-on Rokbdss Cnmpbcu
10 INC Legality OF continuing the poll the pro-
"u the Law aud the
tended AMI ' -
Please siss tbs place III your paper.
SUBSCRIBER
Thr lynchburg vrginian does not rococct any other
county, where the polls kept open thu, day OK.
cePt amherst But was not the very thing done
in Jefferson, and Fairfax where higs were elected
Crsaf Yofc
inc wing boasts OF loudoun being able TO Offset the
malor,ues IN ~ Van Burcn counties What will this
WINNER say To Harrison county, which gave on Mon
DAY 2pl dooble votesonly So of which were for the
wing candidate: Harrison will probably give near 100
votes TO the Republican candidate in the Fall This will
Offset The n.lorites of more than 20 Wing, White
Wing, counties.