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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

$500 CHALLENGE.
M DANIEL. DERLIN having challenged to the
lVL amount OF 500 that his workman, Henry Sim
MONS cod :urn, lit and drive horse shoes in one
day, than any other in the state cf Louisiana and
beng taken by us said berlin backed Out; and fuler
more, the time u.reed to put up s3n0 that
we could do more turning, fitting md driving hor.
shoes IN given space Of time III nseclaiicn and
workmankn order, than said berlin and Simmons, to
challenge them 10 the ST $500 TINT can
do Of sud work in any given tinr in better and
more worknankc lnannrr than said D,'r'in and Sim
nous, who if disposed to take up this challenge. and
end their putting md lmnsting will find ready for
them ut Nix DAME, DANA'S. ~ Cou,n,on st
JOHN clyde,
JAMES FITZPATRICK,
(sl$T72!n Horse SLoerS Oft o."r ''' ""-'',e
HA!S--o cases Ncn's black Russia, mems uud
IL buys black silk hat, for sale i,y
te'S ISAAC BRIDGE &. Co, tai Magazine st
fe' TuAYER 4 Co,7l poy'rns q,
HOLLAND GIN-lO pipes crown wccsp gin, IA s0.
IL p'''0' article il 1'" .v .H% for sale By
DAitLEi'S Ist 4 2nd Books of History, Just
popular school bucks, by ATOWAR,
lro 40 Camp
I ARD9I5oo kegs l.eet Lard in store for s"Ie by
- leI6 G DORSEY. Al New Lsyee
10 "a sM !" ,vs q ra," By
leo casks and 30 half casks Rice. in store
~ Tor sale by THATER T. Co,
lei u Puydras st
GAS DEPARTMENT.,
Gas Lisht Danhims Comply, January 80, 1899.
U>HE Stock of Coke being much reduced this Com
Pany will furnish Pi,,sburg Coal, in s,mll quar-
Orders received at the Gas Office, Bank Alley.
Ja9I | WEILES, Sec'y
II ECElPr BOOks-Just received at David Felt
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ON the work and it is confidently recommended as tnllv
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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

The difficulty between Gov. Lucas and the Iowa LIE
sislature has been settled by compromise.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

and then jumped himself and WINS drowned tie
was supposed to be in deraagcd stutc Of mind. The
trunk was caught by the frrryman. His body had not
been found last evening.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20
WMshiMgkOn, Feb. {

The committee reported unfavorabIy to the petition
OF America Vespucci, praying the right Of citizenship
on the ground that the Constitution allowed them to
make such grant. Mr.. Van Buren, or Bennett will hay.
to marry her now, that's CERTAIN else they are not men
ofsalantry. The Bill for the safe keeping of the Pub.
lie Moneys, and to punish public deuItcrs, made the
order for Tuesday. Mr.. Morris called up his anti slave
ry resolutions, but after considerable discuss ion they
were laid on the table, yens 90 nnys 49, Mr. Crittcndens
bill toPrevcnt office holders from interfering in elections
was taken up, Mr.. c. having the floor, and after an
elaborate argument, the Senate adjourned.
In the House, 10000 copies of the report Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury, ordered to be print
cd. Mr.. Robertson resumed his remarks on the
general policy of the states, in relation to the public
domain. The House then proceeded to the orders of
the day.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20
GREAT ATTRACTION!!

GREAT ATTRACTIONM
At No. So Magazine street, Orer $. Lcuy's Auction
Room, opposite Bank'e Arcade.
MI GIlLER respectfully informs the public that
lvl the celebrated
Statue Of CLEOPA IRA, Queen Of Egypt,
Which has been exhibited in most of the principal
cities of the Union the lively admit alton Of mnny
thousand vsiters has arrived in this city, and is
being exhibited for short time only, from O'Clock
A NJ, TO 9ociock, Pm.
UAdmtance, SO cents; Season tickets, 81.
feh16-tc
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

A COFFEE HOUSE To Let, with large stock
IA Of liquors, situated in one of the most business
parts of the city The only the proprietor har for
stating is that he does not enov good health. For
fu rther particulars. apply to Kennedy, through the
post Office. fel5-3t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20
Camp 81. Theatre.

TUNIE GIRAFFE and her companions, will be OK.
hibited again at her former residence o-day, and
only for short period, Of st Charles and Per-
dido streets.
Abundance so CENTS children and servants 25 cents.
Hours, from ~ o'clock, A NJ, to- p NJ, each day.
The proprietors in collecting this asscnblage,
have excluded all animals Of an ordinary class. or Of
offensive character, selecting such only are OBJ.
jects of intense interest the unity large, and
especially to the intelligent and moral Of both sexes.
fr1E
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20
BANK OF ORLEA

BANK OF ORLEANS,
Feb. l9, 1889. I
THIS Bunk will be closei on Friday next, ON!
inst. Notes due on that day, arc required to be
paid On the day preceding. r NISBET,
fe20-2t Cashier
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20
JOHN v. CHILDS,

JOHN V. CHILDS,
ENGRAvER AND CCPpER-PLATE PRINTER,
No. 3, Camp 81.
WILL. engrave and print to order, bank notes. hills
w Of exchange bills Of adiug, Diplomas, mercan.
tile and visiting cards. noaral consular and counting
house seals, door plates silver ware &c. always on
plntes.
Ps Cards printed from plates already engraved
noy2O
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

New Orleans Canal nsd Banking Company
Feb 90 1889.
TTNf1lS Bank will BE- closed Friday the :2d inst;
notes and bills falling due that day, must be
paid the day prevons aud of, rings for discount
belmade on Thursday, the 2ist inst,
fc>O-2t BEV. CHEW Cashicr.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20
3S00 CHALLENGE

NOTICE.
Mrs SARAH BOMENO, lately arrived in this
city, will find her husband at No. 3,St Charles street.
fel7-3tn
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20
FOR CHARLESTON.

Il The fine brig FREDERICK PEARL,
TIN Capt Spo7ord, having excellent accoumodo.
G tons, will take S or 6 passengers, and deck
load Of about SO hhds, immediate application be made
to feQO l. Ii GALE, 90 Common 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

Of. MARKETS-Feb
Flour 10 selling steadily ut 50 for Common brands.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20
TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE.
BOOK q JOB PlRI'IIIpIIMG
ED0EEa

And every description of Sob Work shat
Mnsy be required.
nc The proprietor respectfully calls the attention of
the public TO the above Gard, and assures them that
all work intrusted his shall be done nj the short
est notice, in style unsurpassed in this city, and
at the lowest rates.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20
COTTON CIRCULARS

u PRINTED wiM The Greatest ErptA'hon, and
:" a style unsurpassed II. New ORLEANS, or else.
where.
ORDERS left al CoMrrING Room in ST. Charles Es
change (Comer IF Grouier 81. or at TRUE
RICAN PRINTING OFFICE.
corner Of Poydras and St Charles Streets, uiH be
promptly attendrdto.
Dec, l-tG
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

Spring MEETING, 1889, will commence on We'd
- nesday, 18th Of March, 1889, and con'innc days.
First Day.
The New Orleans Plate, a service of silver value
$780, two mile heats. In this yr olds and up.
wards carry 100 lbs yr ods and UNDER their appro.
pirate weighs.
Seco:d Race-Sumc Day. A sweepstakes for 3 "
ods subscription $500; huff fo felt e mile heats)
name: and close the LIST March, 1889.
Second Day.
Jockey Club Purse $i1O0 three mi:e h,ats.
Third Day.
Jockey Club Purse, S20D0, mile heats.
Fourth Day.
ProDrietor's Purse 500, mile heats.
Second Racc-Sume Day. Sweepstakes for yr
Odds; subscription $500, half forfeit, (nile Ieats
close LIST OF March.
Fifth Dny.
Proprietors Purse 500; mile heats, hest 3 in 5.
jan3 Y. N. OLIVER, Proprietor
Doors T. BRDEANS-lO cuse<, consisting Of
- mems cali sewel face boots, calf and kip peggd
DO, and mem kip brosens, landing from ship Concor
dia, for sale by ISAAC BRIDGE s. Co,
lelB 1874 Magazine
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20
BANQUE D'ORl.FANS, )

Fcvrer 10, 1889 I
TETTE Banque sera Gs, mG Veudredi proc hahn
~ % courant, les bets Gcheant sur ce jours doit
etre pave c jour avaDt.
feb 90 Up NISBET. Cais.icr,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

GAS DEPARTMENT,
Gias Light Banding Comply, January 80, 1899.
ME Stock of Coke being much reduced this Com
l. Pany will furnish Piusburg Coal in slnull quar-
ties, to their customers.
Orders received at the Gas Office, Bank Alley.
Ja3i r W WEJlES Sac,v
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

0JAltLf.i'S lst Il End Bnnks of History, Just
l. received IN additional supply the above very
popular school books, by A TOWAR,
e;J IA i,,r,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

NEW PILOT Chart Of the Dry Tortuyus-'rhis
y chart is compiled from the surveys Of George
Gould, ESQ, made by order. Of the British Admiralty,
and NAV be relied upon for its accuracy it is drawn on
and dangers from Tortugas banks to Key West.
Just published by Benjaman Lorins, Boston, and for
sale at The publishers price, by
shar
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

lCE-50 casks, and 30 half casks Rice in store
~ rsaltb by JT1ATER e. Co,
lei n Puytras ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

ARD-5o0 kegs I.cst Lard, in store for sale by
II fcl6 q DORSEY, Al New ievee
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

VlNHE POLISH ORPHAN, or Vicissi,utes-A, ale
by the author Of the Swiss Hciress. just received
md for sale by A. II WAR,
jim 30 40 Cau,rN
NEW YORK Stalioner's Hall, "a Charities stree.
~ by DAVID FELT 4 co.
Every article in stationary rcudy made, Ov to order
put up. a, short notice. Wholesale retail, cash "
approved credit fe5
'lNOCOFFEE HOUSES Il BARS-Tle subscriber
have just received n large assortment OF Gins
1nmbiers Decansers, Sugar Bowls and silver punch
Ladies' and oddy spoons, which they offer for sne low.
jazz Borrower & Co. II Camp .,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

HOl.LAND GIN-lO pipes CROWN wccsp gin, il SUI
perIor article in store and for sale by
icI JTIlANER &. Co "A PoYdrns ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

7 ] . = !
fe3-:ltr Horse ShucrS of the .tnr 'r |" "i-""o
HNis--U cases Mcm's black Russia mems aud
l. hny's black silk Imts, for sale v
telS ISAAC BRIDGE. g. Co, 'l3i Magazine ST
EuNNi BAGS-loo hn les b.'shel Gunny Bags,
" in sore, aud for sale bv
te5 J THhYER e. Co. u povtlrns st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

M BARRELS Wits ev, in store ir sale by
~ teI SILL Il BROWN, 60 Magazine st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

Ship Jane Ross Mcintosh, New Orleans for Liver
wa. spoken 9th ut. of Double Headed Shot KEYS
The bark Gazele, from New Orleans wus al uncI,or IN
Cape Island. N J, on the eth Feb. - ' y"
=. delaware Bicakwater, Feb !. Gazelo in the Larbor
Sthr Exrhange, Cleared, New York. on the Sill for Nov
Orleans $3.50 ' ' ->'"
Sailed 10th, brig Eliza and Susan, from New York. for
The French irigatc Expendve, composing one Of III.
otoeksk"g squadron Vt Bueuos Ayes, 10 have been
totally lost near Martin Garcia about the i7h Nov m.
crow bad been saved. ~ "
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

ID ECElPT BOOKSHELF received nj David F,i,
~ l. Cos, new and extensive assortment nj Ro.
cept Books, for sule low, at
feb9 % rb,-,ros s.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20
TO .WEKCW.G.NeT7S-

NOTICE is hereby, given, that meeting Of the
~ Stockholders Of the ST hiary's Market steam Fer
~ Co., will be held at Mr. Charles Dmonds opposite
St Mary's Market, on Thursday evening next at 7
O'Clock, precisely. G. DIMOND,
SINGH,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05
TIE SUSPICIOUS SCHOONER.

II appears by the following letter that the
suspicious sail" has at lssi been captured. and
as was eonleeiured. 10 the vessel that sailed from
Havana for Neuviias, with slaves on board
Nrw LoSDoN. Aug %. 1889.
The surveying brig Washington, Lieut..
Gedosy, put in here last night with the
schooner reported oy your pilot boats
She proves 10 be the schooner which left
Havana in June. with negrses. for 4 neigh
boring port. The slaves murdered all the
white men. and then intended to 90 to
Africa. but brought no on this coast. She
had touched near MontAuk Point. and got
q supply Of water.
The head negro jumped overheard.
when tile boats from the brig came alops
side, and IL wAs with some difficulty no
was recovered aud saved. The negroes
made no resistance. One Of the white
men saved is the owner Of the slaves. as
he says. One or two of the negroes died
yesterday, and several are sick. ], Is said
there is money and jewels on board OF the
value OF $40. 900. but this is mere report.
The schooner lies down the birbor. a.
waiting the arrival Of the L. s. Marshal.
This u an interesting exploit for the bows Of
The Washington, for she - manned with thirty or
forty Navy apprentice boys, and only three OF
four men. She Ia engaged IN surveying the
eoasl.-Eis. ~ Y. JotIr Coma.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

THE PREsBYTERY OF WINCHESTER
held lis seui-snHual meeting in FrOns Royal, on
Thursday last, md continued in session Until
late Saturday night, when Il adjourned 10 meet
IN "arren'on on the third Thursday Of April
next. The meeting, VIC understand. was highly
interesting. Greas harmony and good feeling
were exhibited during its session. BY both clerical
and lay memberS--and all SEEMED TO be ae,ua-
ted BY desire TO DO good and TO advance the
cause Of the great Master whom they profess 10
serve.
The Synod Of Virginia will meet in Farmvile
on the 97th instant
The Rev. RorEHr T. BERRY Of the wipches-
ter Presbytery, has been invited to ofIiciste as
stated supply for the Presbyterian Church in
George,owa, ID. c., aud We understand he has
consented so to do, and will enter upon hi, do
ties neI, month.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

"what are the Americans about, that they 30
not send some large steamers across To England .
The Bristol Company are building Two iron
steameis OF ? 500 tons each. and ara told they
afc to have go horse poNcr each"
The above paragraph is taken from a
London letter. published ir q Boston pa
per. 4 would be difficult to tell what all
the Americans are aboUt. that they do
not send large steamers 10 England." -
Bot we believe that We can answer the
question 10 part.
They are, 10 the fret place waiting
perhaps. 70 see whether they wall be
wofigbie.
Secoadly. They are shout seeing whs.
Their they cannot build them without re.
sort 10 Engiand Zoe either vessel OF ma
cbinery.
Thirdly. They are about paying their
debts 20 England for goods ordered 90
part by them and % pat thrust upon
them wiihout orders aud without a com.
plianee with the revenue laws Of the
county.
Tie Americans are. At The present
moment, SOLDERING 4 temporary want Of
cash, and they think i, be'ier % pay their
debts than 10 build iron steamboats, az the
cost of halt a million each Meantime.
ike true Americans. they are looking oct
for inform alton IN regard 10 the hisd Of
boats best 81 navigaie the ocean. and ia
curing whether some improvement 10 The
structure Of The boil o. TIE machinery
may not inersass safety and speed. and
diminish tie cost o. manufacturing and
supporting che boat
When The pressure L. over Americans
will show The Englifh what they have
been sbout--ia one ihing hey viil s1iisly
their BRITISH breihssp, via: that they have
pad iheir detts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

THE CONSERVATIVE attempt 81
the Van Buren, presses 10 Halter or frighlcn tn,
Conservatives back into the raIks of the Van
Darea cohorts, meets with bu' l.,le SUCCESS
A ieuer in Tire Valley Star. from JcHx 7. Az.
DEssos, Esq, Senator OF Virginia IN the Bote-
tourt district, Wrili~a in reply to a call upon him
90 deEne his position, dSpels all fear that may
have been entertained. that they would not have
che frames 10 MAINTAIN the position and the
principles with which .hey set out. MIR A. says
You mistake me, sir, II you suppose that be-
cause this or that man has yielded TO the Sc
ductons or the menGccs Of power, has DESERT
ed his principles and the man who has faith
fully sustained them, that I shall do 50 like
"WiSe. II is my intention 10 90 10 Richmond
next winter and to vote for VIM. c. Rives and
use all honorable means to secure his Tc-elec-
uon. | believe 1t due to a majority of my
constituents and TO public virtue itself, that
should do so. know the magnanimous peo-
"Ple represent litilc better than you DO, #
yon suppose that they may be turned about to
suit the caprice or Interest OF those ia power,
or that they will abandon such man AZ VIM.
c. Rives because he will not change his opin-
ions, misrePTesent his constituents, and turn
traitor To his country, TO subserye the interest
Of USE MAN. The freemcn OF my district are
under obligation to sink or swim with Mr..
Van Buren," and support him right or wrong.
Although they gave him reiy liberal support
for the Presidency, they claim the right of free
men, to Judge OF his administration by his acts,
and whilst they will give cheerful and liberal
Support 10 such as they approve, they will
make manly opposition to such a. they dis
approve. Ieannot express in terms too Sirons
"my diAapprObaiion Of the manner in which
the Sub-Treasury Scheme has been again and
ssain pressed upon the country after it had
been rejected by the people or their Represent
atiVes. Every man Of the party, IL he does
not chime in with those who are ever ready to
sing hoSannas 10 the powers thai be, must keep
his mouth shut, or he IS to be pursued with
party intolerance 10 the death. This Is pre-
cisely the course which has been pursued to-
wards Mr.. RiVes and those who sustain him.
and this Is The spiit which calls FOR their blood
II this be 'Democracy.' may the Lord in his
mercy deliver ihis country from it. would
rather live under the Sultan of Turkey than
under such Democracy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

Az a meeting of the Wings OF Hampshire
county, on the Sch ult, (wi,liam Armstrong.
Esq. IN the chair, and John Kern. Esq, Secrr-
tary) after the meeting had been addressed by
WIN. Naylor. Esq, i, was
Rt'0lr,d. That this meeting approves highly
The holding OF n Wing State Convention nj
Stsun,on on the 25'h day of September. a. re-
commended Nv the Central Committee az Rich
mond, and that Agnus w. Mcdonald, Christie
pher Hciskcil, David Gibson, and John NJ. Pan
cake, BE- appointed Delegates 10 attend that Con-
Seniion on behalf of The county of Hampshire.
and that William Harper. Philip r. Sirri,,
Eli Beali and John Brady, be their al,efnAics.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

SOUTHERN ~. NORTHERN SLAVERY.
The AleTandrS Gazette says-"A runaway
Slave retained to the Arlington Estate, IN this
vicinity, few days sgo Of his own accord lie
declares that he has had enough Of u. and that
the Norih IS not the place It Ia, been cracked up
90 b., Tor eolOfed people. Thls s hc second IN
stance within few years.
Again When Mr. Clay visited Canada, a
few weeks ago, he took with him hs ,eryan,
man Chahca A. Montreal, some Of he sub
ieois Of her Bnianic Majesty approached Charles
with assursnces that he was A. free "a Canada
a. Mr.. Clay, and that be could nov leave hin
without the least fear Of being compelled again
into his service. Charles replied hat be vss
aware Of The ease with which he could nov gam
his freedom, bat that ~ lhe service Of Mr. Clay
he bad - much liberty ashc nrel-d or desired
that b. preferred 70 remain wiih ban. and tIat. in
short he would noi leave him Tor The Canalas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

FAcrs ron THE PEoPLE-There have
been mors de!alcations. more revolutions
in the rsoney markets, more wild,pecula-
tions. Eiose failures. more large fortunes
destroyed. fewer small ones made. more
dlscoo'ent among the poor and lahoring
classes. more banks chartered. more banks
failed. fewer poor people made rich. aRd
more rich people made poor. since Gen.
jackson became President. than ever be-
fore. during the same length Of time since
the formation OF our Government
Okio STATE Journal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05

THE PREsIDENT.-on the 9sih ult Mr.
Van Buren was a, Saekeus Isrbor, accompa-
MED BY the Secretary Of War, Ar. Poinseii. and
was TO visit Buffalo on the ~ inst. 1t Is stated
that he mas been into almost every disputed
county in New York, and before his journey ~
completed, will have iraysrsei the whole Com
monweaiih from South 10 North, and from East
20 Weat His duties a, Washington are wholly
neglected for full three months, whi!e he thus
deTrhdcs has station by personal solicitation Of
she suarages Of lhe people
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-09-05
RHODE ISLAND ERECTION.


Ffoa ia horideRos (EAods Islsad> JsuraaL
Crsnstoa md TiiLneAssf (WhiSs) rt-.isefsa 70
Congress. freemen Of Rhode Island have
done service to their country and bonor TO them
selves. Without regarding the detection Of other
States, OF only regarding IL as an additional slim
illus TO The performance Of thcir duty ..ihey have
come up to the polls manfully, unchanged. and
With The spirit Of men who vote upon the soil
they own They have again >e, their faces like
fiat against TIA measures OF the Administration
Rhode Island Is a small State, very small
State, bat she has proved herself large enough to
secure the election OF Wig Speaker to the
next House Of Represeniatives-larsee enough TO
proven, the passage Of the Infamous sub Trea-
suryi large enough to Pu, a stop to the defalea-
tons aud prohgaey Of the most corrupt Admin
istraton that ever diSgraced and nearly ruined
the country. We congratulate our friends
throughout the whole country, upon this most
ausPicious result. The following is the vote re-
'csived by each candidate:
Wines. VAN DrErx
Tillin;hast, 3,695 Dorr, 3.aI7
Cranston, 3,593 Thurston, nos
Only one town remains to be heard from, New
shorehan, which in April last gave majority
of 81 against US. Wei done Rhode Island
=. 8. The full returns give an average nv
ioriy Of 399 for Tlllinghast and cransion-and
show that Is wings and 20 Van Bureni,cs have
been elected to The State legislature gain Of
Wings since last year. Ans nigh, IN Rhode
Island.