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The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-04

Every and attention will be paid to mares left in the care my father with Sorelegsand pasuraee and grain provided the reasonable terms Great care Will be taken to prevent accidents escapes but no a- bty incurred for either.
 c. F. NJ. ROBINSON October 8, ls36-4o-t July lst, 1887.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-11-04

VIE sorre colt, now the property of Charles F. NT. A Robinson, cled Sorelegs, foaled mine in the Spring of s2 out of the above mare was sired by
 ,who was by Old Archy out of James Jack sons imported mare WM M BURTON. Sept l4th, 1896.
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DISSOLUTION.

DFSGOLUTTON. ENHE coaartnershp heretofore existing under the firm A of WAIT x DuNN Is dissolved by the death of Edw H. Dunn. All persons indebted the late firm arc re- spectiuy requested to call and close their accounts
 WILLIAM E. WAIT. N. B. The business in future will be conducted by William B. Wait, on his own account. N title Rock October 5, lsaG-21tf
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sSAE9EpLEZ2X X.

A PRIME assortment of SaddlerY of every kind, jus A receyed--and for sab by
 May 27. McLAlN 60 BADGE1F.
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LAW NOTICE.

GEoRGE B. AYES, Attorney ut Law--ol6ce ,r.., SE end of Ashleys brick row of oilices "es'
 Little Rock, Sept ?, lss6-22tf
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MOUTH OF ARKANSAS.

, l. l83G.-lI-2am6m-nr's fee sI3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-03-09
Winter Goods.
EDWARD +. NEWTON,
Has Just reoeired from i

Has just reeeired from Boston,
ADDITIONAL supplies Of Seasonabe articles, maxi
ing his assortment very complete. Among them
are
Superfne, middling, and low priced Broadcloths,
Of all shades and priees-fancy, buckskin, ribbed
and cheap cassimers and satinetts-drab lon-sSin,
pctersham, duffils, and kerscys--plain and figured
Bockings,-and fanneIs Of all colors and prices
one bale Of rose blankets, one do. Canton 1annels
--ono do. Russia daper-one do. crash-bales Of
sbirtings and sheetngs
ALSO-Ine and very vide cheap cloths for la
dies cIoaks-Frencb, German and English Merinos
and rich black and cold Italian
and figured silks--elegant French g. English prints
and eInghams-India rubber aprons, n great sari-
ETY. of fashionable shawIs, ribbons, gloves hosiery,
iaccs, &c. &c. of which are offered at extreme
low pfices-- purchasers viii find il to their ad,an-
lage to drop 10.
Nov. 2j, 1886
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r3-The course pursued ly many Of the leading

.b;gs nor only in regard 10 our areign relations, but
o our domestic concerns, rehosfs Yer! a"""""'
heir principle and their patriotism. We have seen
CLAY, Calhoun and other leaders of the opposition,
defe ndns French per6dy against Tie just claims OF
|tb.;r own government, aud we now see the prnci-
usl papers Of the opposition press, the ~ Y. Cou-
|rer g. Enquirer, the Boston Courier and host be-
sides denouncing those Southern men, who are en-
deavorng to quiet the excitement upon slavery, and
hauding to the skies, Calhoun, Wise, Peyton and
nll the furious clan who deny the right of petition
and canor themselves about abolition and endeavor
instead of suppressng agitation, to provoke 1t, till
the Union is shaken to its centre, and dsunion
crowns dssension.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-03-09

The schooner warsaw, arrived at New Y-ork from
St. Marks, Florida fell in with canoe on the 9Th
Of February, fourteen miles from ST. Marks Light.
There were three men in her. Rufus W. Green,
Gibbs and Stanley the two latter dead. Green was
taken on board the Warsaw. Tie states that they
left Shell Point the night Of the 5I of February
tn go to Spring Creek and were blowI off, they
three days and three nights without any prov
isions of water.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-03-09

GIVE are right glad TO learn that many of our
have opened their eyes to the decep-
ton of whiggism, and begin to find that the sole
object of that party is, and has been to oppose the
government right or wrong. A great political
change-aye, conversion-,hat's the words TAX
ing place. Truth is shining out, and humbug is
passing away.
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To give an idea of the immense amount of pos
tage paid in Wal-street, New York City, alone in-
to the public treasury, give the following sums in
round numbers from the ten banks in that street.
They are as follows United States Branch $4,000
Phenix 1890, Mechanics 200 America 5000,
Merchants 5000 Manhattan $500, Union 1900,
New-York 1900, National 500, City 600. Total
paid during the year 1885, twentysix thousand six
hundred dollars
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NOTICE.
THE subscribers have this day formed a CO.
partnership for the transaction of the Grocery &
Commission business, under the firm of Baker
Hammond & Co.-Store, No. $50 Front-Street.
New York February ], 1886.
JOHN IL. BAKER
GEO. HAMMOND
WIN. s.. MOORE.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, NEWPORT, N. +
MARCH Ist. 1886.
o. Persons calling for them DiH please say '' ad-
uertised," as they are placed in separate bor
b R
Thcophilus Bassett Stephen Robinson 9
John Barker Stillman Rama
John Barlow Robert Robinson
Daniel Bush e Robbins
G Browning
G Andrew Sweet 2
Benoni Cook , Robert Smith
Daniel Cartright Russell & Smith
George II Case Miss Betsey Stanton
Robert Carpenter Lydia Sanford
The British Consol II
Mrs Maria Crabb Thomas Tburston
Miss Betsey Chadwick John Tiff
Phebe Chase Mrs Henry Thompson
ID u
Nelson Cawley Nicholas Underwood
Charles Nc Dougald VIM ID Upham
Mrs Elkanah Dogget
f Robert B Wand Zaudt
Benjamin Freeborn Edward Van Zandt
G w
Nicholas Geffroy Samuel Wilson
Charles Gardner Erastus Wilcox
ii Joseph Wells
Lieut. ID S Herring MloDLErowN.
! Eaiey Hall Geo. Anthony
Richard Higgins Abrahs,n Brown
John Hall John B Barker
VIM III Howard WIN Smilh
Eiyah ID Hampstead James Taylor
Mrs Anna Hazard John G. Wilcox
JAMESTOWN
Stephen Y Jaques John N Douglas
Nj Ellsworth Dennis
! y R.uiiord S r Hazard
To any Lumber Mer- Mrs Mary Gardiner
chant Anna G Weeden
Charles Meelin .HsmI
Mrs Nj Mumford Michael Dealy
N Morice Mony
Alice Nocake John Milea
o Christopher Ratican
Nathan Orkammeli
z. x. CARR, p. M.
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ENTERED.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
On MONDAY. March 18th,

On MONDAY, March 18th,
Will be Sold 1T Public Auction, the Store Of
S. A. Robinson, under the Merchants Bank THE
entire Stock in said Store consisting of Wines Bran
dy, Spirits, Gin, Coffee, Teas Spices, Crockery &
Glass Ware, &c. &c.-Besides the usual articles
generally found in Grocery Store, The entire
Stock having been well elected, presents purcbas
ers object worthy Of their attention. Sales to
commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and be continued un-
I'll oil is sold
Conditions liberal, and made known at time and
place of Sale.
BY order of HENRY WooD, Assignee to s. A. Rob
inson.
J. c. SHAW, Aue'r
Newport, March 5.
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Desperation Of the Western Gam5ters.-t young
man was lately riding in hack between Louisville
Ky. and Portland, in company with two gamblers
when OF them suddenly seized the young man
bv the throat, while The Other robbed him of $1,000
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FEBRUARY 10Th.
JAMES HAMMOND'S
CxR0ULATNxa LIDnARY.
Recent Additions.-Vi1

2547 Slavery. w. f. Chanrirg, lyo
45 The Partisan tale of the revolution by he author the
lemassee-Guy Rivers Sc. vos
2549 Rose Hill atale the old dominion by yrguian vol
1850 The Pilgrims OF Wangham tale Of the middle ages
an historical romance, by Agnes Strickland. 2 vols
ASH The American in England by the author Of year in
Spain, 2 vols
2552 South West, by Yankee = vols
o3 Cont or the Discarded with other tales by Henry f.
Chorley, vols
1854 Paul Uric or adventures of an Enthusiast vols
2l33 Natural History Of Insects Cd VOL mo "a F. 3D. vol
1855 Letters IRON the South by PauIdng, vols
25S6 One IN thousand or the doys of Henry Quae. by G.
r. X James, vols
1851 The Pirate Three Cutters, by Capt Marrya;t eos
1858 Charolas Primes OF Paida by T., l.. Bulwar vol
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The packet ship Independence, which arrived at
New-York OH Sunday, brought 1000 letters; and
the Orphcu,, which arrived on Wednesday evening
brought 6O00
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BRICKS WANTED.
nROPOSALS will be received until ihe 9Th of February
next, TO supply at Fort Adams Newport Hsrbor, Y '
100000 BRICKS.

lsJOOsOOO SNlChSs
These Rcks be in nouds OF such sizes To az
erags when burned eight inches by four inches by inc
esThey ust be Of the best qualify Of merchanable Brick
The proportion Of salmon pale Bricks
eighth Of the whole and soft very pale Bricks will be
ceved The proportion Of arch Bricks exceed
eighth OF the whole and Of these that much warped
VIII be received The proportion Of broken Bricks must
exceed tw6pcr cent.
AT least 100000 be delivered by the first day of Jnns
next and the remainder in the of the Summer and
turn OF the year such periods may suit the
ore Contractor provided there b always haud the supply
requisite for the progress Of the work.
Should any persons desire to furnish the stated number
Bricks or less number, OF size different from that given
above they will please accompany their Proposals with
statement Of the length breadth and thickness of well burned
Brick, Of the kind they wish supply.
before forming the contract fair sample will be requied to
be deposited in the Engineer Office, Fort Adams which,
should satisfactory will govern the inspection Of the
several deliveries.
Payment will be made If required each cago duy nspec-
ted and received All communications touching this subject
TO be directed TO Breyet Col Joseph G. Toten IT, g. Engn.
oers, Newport, RI.
JOS G. TOTTEN, It. Col Eng'n.
Brerd Col.
FortAdnms Newport Harbor, r. l.
January 9th, 1886
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and wholesome approved the Collectors and the different
el to provided by the nd he % ma N
Ni De de tina e e to po
be b t Captain # he n
yer d n a sue e o
corep nd pars the alto ed n he
ID, CmIR.
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In Thompsons letter to Garrison, he says" Hell
must hare given nine cheers for GOr.-Nc Du6fe"
when he delivered lis last Message. How will The
delicate, feminine abotionists of Boston relish this
refined language of their leader Post
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-03-09

Seventy-three vessels (u'osty square rigged) have
arrived from foreign ports at New FORK, with full
and valuable cargOes, since the 23d of FEBRUARY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-03-09

Matthias the prophet, was a; Kirkland, Ohio,
about The 18Th ut and has not yet joined The Nor
mons.
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DIED,
SHIP NEwS-PoRT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Sunday, March 6-Schr. William, King from Trinidad de
Cuba, for Provdence-Seadri Walker, Boston, for New
York-Empyrea Luce, from Nantucket for rdo-elen Mar,
Higgins, from York River for Provid.nceJane, Young fm
Bristol for Savannah-Brig Zealand Keang from do. for
Thomastown-Sloop George, Rupe, from Nantucket, for
New York.
ENTERED.
Brig Helen, Smith, Africa.-Schr. Concord Carr, Havana
do. Morning STAR Fisher, Moble-Sloop Eagle, Heath n.
York.-do Victory, Heath do
CLEABED.
Brig Lucy Cspady, New York.-Schr Morning Star, Fish
er Prov.-Soop Eagle Heath, do-do Victory, Heath DO.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-03-09

KHUSTARD SEED-WINE VINEGAR-CANTON
NN GINGER-TABLE SALT, e. SMOKED TONGUES
Just receievd by ]. r. NEWTON, q Co.
No. $50 Thames-st. Feb. 3, 1886.
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vi AR RED.

At Columbus Miss on 27h January last Richard s Evens
Esq to Mss Hannah S,antoa shter Of Benjamin Stanton
Esq. Of outh-Kngstown..
DIED,
Al Portsmouth Tuesday last Mr. Noah Gray aged about
so years.
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PAL M SOAP-BEAR'S OIL,
hND
ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORK.


ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORK.
lust received 1Ifahrity NJ these articles, Palm Oil Soap
% adapted greater variy Of than any other soap,
in the nnrsary for The cconomca exceens
for cbappng eruption the skin; sal rbeum &c Warrant
ed genuine article.
few doz of the highly purified Bears Oh, FOR promoting
the growth Of the hor ure and beauty which icnn confident
y recommend from thorough know ledge Of is virtue parc-
ulary persons whose head is subject 70 dsnder.
ALSO, additdnafsu supply Of rngIeu and bands.
few bottles Indian Specific certain for frosted feet
and cbbIains in the feet extracted from three vegetables
Sponge Backng-and variety ofrasor straps &c.
For sale at 137 Thames-st. JOHN REMOND.
O. N. il. 10
TuNE subscriber would inform those gentlemen that are not
subscribers the reading rooms that the daily New York
Courier Enquirer (and other papers) embracing the Extra
Globe, printed Washington dung the OF Congress
are for the accommodation Of hrs customers. and the ps
nc gyneyay To those he would give general invitation for
persaf Of em; (parcsahy Mechanics whose business
will afford them opportunity through the day. That s
closed business evenings u past or
O'Clock except Saturday, until 10 O'Clock
Jan. 20, JOHN REMoND.
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COLLECTORS OFFICE,

COLLECTORS OFFICE,
Port and Of
SEALED PRoPoS this Office until Tuesday the io March next Tor
tn term ney ear from the 6r
rand The ncksenu Enumerated i
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GRANITE.

DROPOSALS will be received, until tho 18th Of February
u neNt, for the delivery at Fort Adams, Newport Harbor
r. l. of
1000 Pcrches OF CHI ANTE.
These be split with good faces beds top and
Sides they be durable stones without sap and GENERALLY
of large size sample which will be referred to- in all in
specons may be the ForThey to be delivered
Of the wharis the Fort between the st day March,
and the 3ist day Of December, 1886.
Proposals viii be received for any part Of the above quantity
not less than 500 perches.
Al communications touching this subject be addressed to
Brevet Col JosephG g. Totem u s. Engineers Newport, r.
JOS. q. TOTTEN. It, c l. Eagrs
Breret Col.
Fort Adams Newport liarbor, r. l.
January 20h, 1886.
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TILIEY g. IIAZ

FUR CAPES AT COST.
IOSEPH B. WEAVER has a lot Of elegant Fur Capes
q which he will sell cost, No. l26 Thames.st.
Jan, %.
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NOTICE.
"AvERN Keepers, Retailers Of spous liquors 81 are
IL notified that their licenses viii expire the 18th instant
The Town Council OF Newport will the Clerks Office
Monday the 18th instant o'clock NJ for the purpose
of granting licenses those who intend taking out license for
the ensuing year requested to leave their o
fics, previous 10 said meeting
Newpor, Feb 3, 1886.
BY Order b. B. ROWLAND, Council err.
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nOLLAND GIN, "PINE APPLE BRAND" High
N IL favored, & superior any other. For sale by
J. r. NEWTON n Co. 100 Thames-st IFeb 3
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Dicked up shore al ocE Island Boat about q
IL feet long and wide The can have the same b,
proving property and paying charges
Apply to the Subscriber. .,
PELEG C.. CfIAMPLIN
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SSCUr TIE Platform Balances for stores weigh from
~ or to 1000 lbs warranted weigh with the greater
ar acy, specimen may be seen at store
Dec. 30. JAS. II. NEWTON, 50 Co. AGENTS.
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WANTED.

Boy from "a TO IL years Of age apprentice s
a Pnrtng business enquire at this Office.
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REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, NEWPORT, n. I.
MARCH Ist. 1886.
o. Persons calling for them TiH please say ad-
Uertised," as they are placed in a separate Dor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-15
z. ,,,,::cysd. Va, Tuesday, Nov. Rs.
,ygGINT.! ELECTIONS.

IjPGiNi.! ELEt flOSS.
-, tsno:ilion 10 Crow over the Opposition;
VI 1T; .,w announce with The greatest; satisfaction
r. : y njn;?:l has rome for The Republican ticket
:'' ,,a;.,,y than we Obtained at the last spring
T.. TN, \yhir presses are always too quick Upon
t:::"" Scarcely had tcw returns gone forth, be-
d: Lrsn IN haoo and huT1ah Tor their great vic.
+: ~; ! American has hitter from Richmond
-. a.,,nr. hal: pas. :, o'clock" Qhc evening of
&"HH riyirr Ike returns from the city and the
II 7=t',I cnanr with this flourish: The Magician
t2a' ,.i ,h, itast chance in this State. Old Viz
e., "T'he Norfolk Herald of Friday raises the
.i' h.c.a q The Wing victory in Maryland.
90 $.;"r;nr s,ns "f success in Pennsylvania, and
=. -. -, I'm, Virginia mother State: wc had
go" f s:-l. 81 her rcs!celHing steps in our joyful
:" r,;rn Of these O: her sisters. See what she is
f.""1j doubt il! von can. that she will irown upon
o.. ',;y. nnr,ina;;cn Of Martin Van Barren Fir.
- .,,-'':" lin! sic is 50 1.-The n. lntclligcnccr
,TI,r ...e?ca:s. with additional confidence, that
80. rom this influential State, are highly ausp
u ~, ~, GOOD cau<e. (.NoSt irueD And may we
~ .,,rreii,rc continues The ln!rgcncer,) that
= .Srr VI STATES has likewise tnrswurn her false
3" i -,,r-nrd 20 her ancient iailh-her devotion 10
'|.,.;,1sj !bc.,;: (Tes she has given, does give,
ye ayays, proofs Of her devotion TO her ''ua.
go :,,1-hcr GrvAiiun 10 constitutional lberty.)
-. ,r,rsh Tor the present. Oar space is precious
,.,s,lrl Editorials for The present We leave causes
W nEcrcs 10. future speculation. Be it our bust
49, ,,s Tine t. STATE ilc,S, and the fruits of the late
49, =. far as We have collected them. And surely
a." ;.,ur.s came in with such rapiIity; and
'E 49, iunL Our correspondents in every quarter of
49, s,,o ,;o;o ready and cbyag 10 inform Of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-15

.Thc mail reacicd Lcesbure about - o'clock on Mon
day, with tie National lntelligencer, when the wings
began to crow about gaining Pennsy vana' Inc TWO
Wing editors had struck of andcircua'en among
the people Immediately; but we put damper OH tne''
inc more returns and giving Van majority of near 1000
We had leo copies struck off soon as we could get
WING editor to do it, They very much disappointed
in The vote of Loudoun They calculated on at least one
thousand majority; and should Harrison be elected, we
shall not be able to i've We have 10 Justices of the
Peace in Loudoun-55 against us; the Attorney Tor The
County and Superior Court, both Clerks of the County
and Superior Court believe every School Comlnis'
sioner. Commissioners OF the Revenue, and Commis-
sions of the Court are against man in Loudoun'
who is in favor ohe administration, is virtually exciua
ed from all participation in the Offices of The county and
vet they talk Of dctnton and have two fostmasers 10
"In the last Wnshingtonian, VIM T. T. Mason and b
shreye, Jr, are abused for getting TREND oil Inc ao
mnisration appointed Postmaster in Waterford.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-15

"kinr JiUiiam.-The vote al .7ylcus was 30 Wing,
50 Van Buren, Court-housc - Wing. SO Van Buren-
All the Wings were at the polls
LpUDOUN
"LEEsBrnG, Nov. 9, 1886
"Sir: Not being in town yesterday, did not receive
the ,cnrns from The Precincts until to-day, and the foS
master informing that one had written 10 yon'
take the earliest opportunity OF sending them 70
Tho WIrs did every lling in their power and having
all The officers of the coun,y-a the Deputy SneriiS out
oncall the Constahes but one had better c:ahcGs OF
distributing their addresses and hand bills han we hao
On the Court House door, was urge hanaW" pI'.tu
in Ian 1c letters dcnonncing Van Buren, (hat he WAS do
ing every thing in The for the advantage Of our enc
mjcsN bul re have come out better than we eXPcctcd
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NORTH.CAROLINA.

NORTH. CAROLINA.
She voted on Thursday last The ball opens well.
Fun Buren,. HAi!e ond r.
Warren county, GG2 e6
Edccombe, 1I75 30
Wake County. "RALrIGu, 10th Nor, O'Clock, p. N
We have made noble beginning in this little city
The "Whigs' have received 227
Van Buren, Democrats, al
winch Is gain Tor since August Of afo6t ~ votes,
al this precinct aone TIrre are rs other precincts in
inns (WHkr county; a''i there will, doub BE- gain
a. nearly al, Tor MS In .srgnst :sne ma j'rty in
llS c"""y was hui Il; 80 expect $50 to 2!M W.
arc u, 'nSh hopes yet, T." oi,g witir the Democracy Of
the Un;rn.'
GEORGIA
'"t"" on tt' ith. ~. have heard ONLY from Rich.
monf county, lAusissta) Tn. White ticket has hr.
the Van Buren,: by vote Of i:I5 TO :2I - Whio ran
.ncc the October rectioH about iG but the AuGus,
C~lilulOHast says This 10 lie exorc ted as Rich
the Sta:c:' "
ELNBAMF
we count on RS S:a;caud yesterdays mail 5rinGs
us one 'oc -" ., The county %! Tuscaloosa (Which
Congress in the pIac2 O. .1;,,;ne Perkins cr"osJ
Gel SAmnri Johnson he lachu Yan B,een cand,d,,o
has been rrccd, beating ''D.. bal the .rcrula1Iy no.
minated White candidate, omc hfnn.~l md ttccnfv.fee
rntcS-anI DR.. Tur.cr. the 'lnorpen,.,t rnudid,i,.
fur hundred and jjly racs: amA both OF TIM loueber
SIN votes. 'AabaHsa rnrd yc5tcraay Tor Ee,'ors.
NEW-yORE.
The Republican ticket has Been partly beaten in In,
city. and won,!r Ncgs: greater fxrr'inns made
10 misra! Iile people. il grave drpcsaon MAS sent
from rhiInrIphia wi,h bulletin aisncdby distinguish.
I'd Wings, stating that llarrisoI and Granger had
ricL Pennsylvania By 0N0 majority. TIC city food
ed with ha!hs, dnr:n. the days o: rlr election, (1li
9th !lh huzLang lr :l.,ir success liz E@NASy vanIa
and Connecticut Arl u curious SIgn OF The lacs,
Harrison stock rose the L. S. Bank stock rose, and
vice vcrS-but Of these incidents hereafter 1.-The
votes Of all the Wards had not been counted 1t our last
dates-hnt enough WAS Known 10 show that Guch. run
by The Wings, E'rIstcr. bad beaten Bum ". y
Curtis jWhr r c,.d nr Congress- perhaps Hoffman and
Wheeler ltwn "Ih,r Whtgs-l and 1alimadGe ('Y.) as
Senator TIE Van Buren, Electoral Ticket is said 10 have
prevailed by lG Of l.AD majority. The returns from