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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-07-28

the western parts of South America. II
must be evident that the number must be
greatly increased when the time Of transit
shall be reduced more than one-half, and
the expenses correspondenty reduced
And these things are assured, as the esti-
mites have been examined and scrutinlzed
with jealous eyes by persons adequate to
the task, and upon whom the greatest part
of the expense must devoive: in particu
lar, by the former British Consul General
at Lima, now Charge d'Affaires there, and
by the principal merchants of different
countries residing upon that line of coast
Perhaps Governments can in no way in
terlere more effectually to promote under
takings of this kind than by granting rea-
sonable immunities and giving proper
countenance to those who engage faithful
Iy therein. Private interests will sufi-
GENTLY stimulate to do the rest, or else the
projects themselves do not deserve farther
encouragement.
We are happy, remarks the 'Albon,' to
learn that this great project, which has re-
ceived Royal Charter in England, is "a
bout to 60 into active operation, Mr..
heelwrlght having passed through this
city lately on his way to South America,
where he expects to meet with the first Of
his boats, and to commence his plan Of
proceedings. 1t is intended that all places
between Valparaiso and Callao shall have
communication with Panama once month,
and all places between Callao and Panama
twice month-thus bringing these hither
IL 1T
ity with Europe and the United States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07
DR.. WILLIAM EVANS SOOTHING STI:p,
Eaa .nLnnnr.: IEEllitxa-Pr.nnc.l hx hmms.!I.

n,
The ..-=e If the r, rris, III, gums produces trouble
and dangerous ht ms IS Eno"n t mother, that
there great irritation N The north anI gums dn-ins this pro-
The gums swell the saliva nccas u. tine
child IS seized with iuem and Sudden hl of wdtcl-
shres with cNcrn" violence, aud tr,t- IT, Ing"r int, rs
mouth Ii ias fcc'irsoy SYMPTOM" a'' not speedily aIeSiate,
slmudc rotv"lsGas universally spervrnc and soon ir
dinsJnion O. the miami, N"ies WI" nave Their LITTLE ,ahtS
afflicted WIN t,s ,ss,:Hs symptoms .i2ma apry DR. WI
served hundreds o infants when Thought pl>I recovery, ron
ing suddenly attacked with tia, fatal malady commissions.
10 agent Dr. Evans. sootng s,ynp Dear Sr-te
benefit aF rdcd my suffering your Soothing
every i.,n. parent h1v essential early application such
."aiUaSls nsilrine 10 rcr:e Girn ncry aud torture '
riaa; while trna. experienced suc si;tr,u.s ha 1t
was attacked with cunTralas ard N! vie and family supposed
that death woGIa release ~" babe from anguish, III pro
cured bottle 81 S:T;P which applied = tie
wndcrr change produced, and after few aPpliga
tons III child displayed oby!s fsi and by continuing IN rs
and n" Recurrence OF that a::i" complaint has occurred
;hc tell, emanan- daily, ard tho child cnoy perfect hca
give cheerful permission 10 make this aeSno" rlg
'cn' public ana "" gladly give any information on ts rcn
stance. WI. JOHNSON.
gentleman who made trial Of Dr. Evans Soothins syrup
in his family in Of ctIng chd wishes state, Thai
he found entirely efcctual in relieving pain in the gums and
preventing the consequences which .ome,mes follow We
chscrflly comply with h. r-Guest-T y. srS.
We believe il generally acknowledged by those who have
tried il, that Soothing syrup for Children Cutting Teeth, adj
sertsel another column highly useful article for the pur
any rate who have made il hesitate give
tues the sanction cf their naue.;--Bostos TRAVELLER
cCACuos-De particular IA purchasing THAT the la'e
of this Medicine notice NJ m entry according " c
Of Congress And IL likewise particular obtaining
iao Chatham ST. New ioTs Or from iic Iesua. Agents.
A. DutAt. Richmond
losErH CAT, Richmond
Dr.. Erdps' CIm"rri'e and .Ipcrisn. Pills,
6 Erans' Fcrer and 4yGc Pias,
=" Erans' Soothing Syrup,
g Quotes Female Flls
g HINTS B0.aric Pill, -
entered 9.corag IF Curre<,, Gnd resdl os a M
CAa..ah &rs., -s.c lcrt, tie re- uLdr Agsp'
g. Hall, NorIiS.
E. Z. Po!ock, Portsmouth.
josEPH GIL. Richmond.
Mortimer i Mowbray, Baltmore-
Jesse Perry, Suffolk.
Lewis Johnston, Washington .. c.
NJ. Thrin i Co, Petersburg.
John y. Bell, Winchester, yn.
William Dorsey, Martinsburg, Va
Edward Mcdowell, Fredericksburg, We
E. Berkeley L Co., Harrington Va
J. Hardesty rIansonbGry, Va
James Brown, Charleston, Va
c. * Z. DxzkRn, Lexington, "
Nay II 1~"0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

Among other instances of direct f;aud c0nnrc'""
with the late Schnylkl Bank one was mentioned yes
tcrLay, remarkable for lis magnitude gentleman ~
belonging to the interior Of the State had placed IN the
hor, pie since received So 900, and after the recent
explosion, lie called 10 enquire about the haaHcc md
learned, With asloni.!mcnl, that no minute q an"
such sum had been made the books "i the en, h'
was there IN he Bsn any thing r. winch - directors
:, - II. Gn-ckLS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

COMMUNICATED.
THE RETURN OF THE EELvErlANs.
For Of the emigration OF tn Hereii from the
country, the hnrnng Of their 1ws prior 10 their dsptae m
subsequent defeat BY the Rolan and THAR enforced 'su
their mountains, Caesars Comm sniaries
The naked peaks CLEAN The Of the sun,
As the ranGaished whass wanisnS' are eone
And as rec brtS the fo:rentsas ifte stTh t p.ne'
As WHEN the Hsve,ians lost siGh Of their lines:
No ehangein The moaatains.No efanss N ,h s;s
And their eagles ,ll 10 the blue neds on niehi
Blu, over our tribes have passed dah anu The sword,
and the slave seeks the mountains where once ne Was Lod
Since we breasted these tina, gnsh from the rock
We have haied us in blood have met the warshock!
Since our feet t.nd high cliff. that r!sa 10 the stars,
For IN, Gs, Roman. scare reed o the shame Of tie yoke,
In the hot r,s.i al ha;I hath dealt the death s,rok2
And The yanani:h d iisvai,an slave
The ashes are grey ;!,rt remain cf or towns,
And W smiled whsn Ii" fierce glow spread over cur way
TEat our dwellings were lrt 20 successors gay;
And r honcoars Were Gsrer The hearts that could o!he
We carried on. hcin"s ~ wand .ring line
For, whatever tbs countries ,!iat fieenra may .c:c
Their charm : SIZED forth from the eyes that they love-
We set forth like victors, w,,h song and acclaim
In brcl, wales Of Gau TO win country and fame.
The light laugh Of childhood fell in with swee, chime,
And is steps t;ead OF warriors kept time
Our maidens and nations gave hack the glad soHg
And the mountains rcccEood il loudly and long.
Oh could have dreamed that trcd forth with Us then
Of the death Of hcipass-.i- shame Of our men.
The river runs red witt the blood ii the free,
Aud our wives and babes happy than we!
Bu, returns from the field Gt the siain
And the t.irst for the abs nj Is vain.
No rnore-n.yer shall their greetings be ours.
No sha poad conquest march an WIN our powers.
best and bravrst ETst III IN aii
And the bones cf Kindred Ii" i.l:nc.!a. IA Gaul.
Yea-,h.re lie the limbs Of beautiful dead
O'rr dust their hri rhi iresseS all ia:tsy shed
then the plans you iiay trace tie dark ram
or that blood " 70 would read,r ID resaln.-
And here, with the BRAND on and oar race,
With weight 81 the near, that Is Worse than dIsslace-
With hands thu. fsttersd, and bo;oms that burn,
To the crags Of Hciveta her wanderers return!
No for the Rcman-the curse is for those
Whose God yields ticI 10 the wrath OF their Toes
No curse for the koinaa.-urr bosons are weak,
And shame and misfortune are pcwe.less 10 speak
To o vengeance the slave LIT his eye,
Nor TO dcath-traInli.d down and unworthy - de
The life that is d sa;h il thg fate he .iTs r.,
In ths anguish Of rage and tbs night Ct i-s;aT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

LABoRs or THE DEraRrMEy1s-As some proof thai
the different Departments here are not sinecures, We
have observed in the journal proceedings Congress
the following facts:
In the Honse Of Representatives there appear ia
have been read and referred on Monday from only the
Treasury Department, eighteen reports
In the Senate, on the day, eight or nine calls
or resolutions the Treasury Department for further
reports passed.
Il will DO noticed that these relate only to one De.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

Tirt!r. or Fy;Cst i.ig -.f-Tots ier Nl5c
veI.rS MT deere" o; =" 'rt" Si'ii'r '' - Ia. =
ara IEanr rs t.. vi Caroline ~ iie '2t ~ w
i"rsui and :f ani o,~ y. Iri1g-: -" "h-i va! be-
sold 10 tho highest Bidder yutr the ii 81 ianw
;, a. M ,pr t..;ayI ID d-r.. irun nd, !. and l.
ia:!:at N m cu.. Caroline f:o y - i! lk"y n--rns
rJ,~:st:E. I.::. Women bop a.i ss. hes" az -"
iiJir. ois p:t">' " y! a" II !" attend .'
81, which Nl r"!1ncncc p.c.scls al - H.
TrqYi cr.a d, SIX months except Tor much IL = n"c"s-
.ar t. ray expense. ,; sal, which VII a' u" pun
chaser .y, w approved security, bearing interest to"
Tn, iair 81 lHE 'D1tMtsaioNh!t7.
n, - Et-WiI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

"WHFS | co to WAsHISGTos, Sc-Danicl Web
ster, Esq has arrived in this city By the MEDIATOR from
London, and will proceed to Washington to take
his seat in the Senate When he arrives there Mr.
Van Buren, greet him in the same manner that he
proposed to greet Mr. Van Buren, former occasion
GOOD morning Mr.. Webster; am glad 10 see you
Any news from Massachusetts, Do you ''brea,hc ireer
and deeper now than you did three months ago =
What will Daniel say? Our devil thinks he will
say, "My dear sir, beg you wouldn't mention it,
~ York Era
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07
,F,c,. y. ARM anil Vary Chronicle.

.7FNIg
We learn with regret, that Paym:s;@r K \. orsy''
was dismissed from lie army few days since y oTder
Of The Pre.ar.! Of tie United States, 'oi dcaica'o"
Of abou: Sl51GO il his acccua's
l.. reference 70 tc nHmcrou, paragraphs ;hat nave
appeared nam papers T. n" 'tct thai c9nri na'
,!a On. ron IA sit i p .:srta for the ira! q Con-;
mo,!are Elliot. The Chronicle emp.atc1y says ,hAt y
court lnItnl has vet L.en ordered.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

IMPORTANT ESvE>TIos.--A gentleman Of this town
informs us tina. he has in:ented engine Immense
" superior IN every respect 10 the old steam zine.
The power Is created By air and steam 1t will con-
only oncla the quantity of fuel n The old
and the rap ti;y by winch n vassni hr propelled by
it, VIII enable it to perform passage 10 America IN
six days Owing 10 a particular way IN which the
mower acts upon the vessel, twenty miles the hour can
he realised with the greatest possible ease The weight
of the machinery will be only one half Of tla, rcqnr-
cd by the old s;eam-eng;nc, and instead Of sran;ng
and weakening the ship, will brace and strengthen it.
By this method the steam power is than doubled.
rIirrrDOOl 3ibOu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

J. y I'NTtNlsN, ENWPIT0'ItF.
The Phi!alel pha North American OF Yesterday has
the following paragraph on the subject:
Reduction Of GwtisS-The reduction Of duties on for.
cirn merchandise imported from and after this day,
(Drccmbcr 80 only onc-tenth Of the of the
amount Of duty charged By the tariff of lS32 above 20
per cent Thus the duty on woollens, which was fixed
in 1899 At 10 per cent, as, BY Mr. Clay compromise
bill, reduced follows, being per cent. every two
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

IN the United States District Court on Saturday,
the Maryland and Virginia Steamboat Company were
fined $500 for an omission 10 have The stesmboa.
Jewess inspected and examined within twelve months
according to the provisions Of .e &c. of C0se..-a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

ScHurLKILL BasK-Thc Philadelphia North A,ncr;-
can says that presenment read on Monday in
the Criminal Court by the Attorney General charging
II. ): Lewis, Peter Wager, William Badger John Miles,
Daniel Saint and Robert Donnell, with conspiracy 10
deraud at the late election for Directors of that nst.
tuition.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07
T.yENrY.siXTH coNGREss...lst SESSION.

Navy RFPoRr.--Wr invite attention to the Report Of
the Secretary of the Navy. l. dst.ngn shed By the
ability which charac;erzcs every thing that falls from
the pen Of Mr.. Pauld!ag-- Globe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

The currency, rs administered b. the Eank Of Eng
land said by the London Globe to BE- contracted
than it has been for thirty years, being under sixteen
millions o., pounds. with not five millions of de-
pcsi,es, which readily accounts FOR til" great pressure
for money il England and leads 10 hope that The
bank, beng so strongly fortified, ct out for
general relief
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

I.rsrEs.-The Mssiss;ppian Informs ns, tina, during
the present of The Federal Court Jackson iudg-
mcnt for fire huadred and Siyty thousand doii0rs was
ohtlined against the Agricultural Bank. Nachez, for
the debt due the Government! Heavy judgments were
also obtained at the time, against the Real rs
tate Bank, of Kinds county. And further remarks ::
there strange rumors of 'Swartwoutng connected
with the latter Bank, but forbear to mention names
at the present-Grcna Gnif 3drertiscr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

A committee of the British House CT Commons in
late report the subject of railroads, states that. con
railroads book is kept at every station, in which
travellers may enter their comp plants, and tGHsc
gulnrIy brought under the notice Of the directors
practice which might he adopted all lines with adj
vantage to til. companies aud TO the public.
The present tax railroads IN Great Britain is one
eighth Of penny tahom; half cent? per nile for each
passenger actually carried.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

NOTICE.
LII indebted the Estate !IrnDns w Kelly. dec
n respectfully requested make without delay
and those having claims the viii please present them
properly authenticated. for payment
HtEiI n. KELLY.
EJscUCr At HsaHiag H. ksiy, t,c'&
Nanscmnnd Connty. December. 1884
Dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

We indebted 10 the flowing young lady Of Virgins
for fJllow ing beautiful verses:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

TuE T,rirf.-An"ihcr reduction rf dut'"s takes
effect to-day, under the provisions of the Compromise
Act The chang" i tI:s "ii!ca'ly announced the
Collectors Of Customs bg the Treasury D.:,r'.,,
iEEASrRY DtrkETMENT,
First C0mpir0iisr's OHrc, Dee. 30 l-H'.
The Collectors of the Customs are reminded of that
portion Of the Compromise Act OF the I'd Of March,
S:}3 providing for the abatement of an additional tenth
of the excess the ad vaorem duty Of twenty per
cent and which in liz operation from and after the
thrv day Of December, the present year, until
the thrtyfrs day Of December, eighteen hundred and
fortyone, presents the following scale of reductions
Articles suhi,ct 10 an nd yalOrsm of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

3AR. WILLIAM EvANS's ChnoMiiE AND ApERENI
- fils-toR CO.'S. 'FIi0S, eOr"s $50 'oLos, nervous
diseases. liver complaint dyspepsia. billions Diseases !,- ulcers
female weakness. ANA all cases :" Experimentation, Iaw spirits
piPtaon q" e heart irfiah'iy, weakness
nor ais, seminal weakness indigestion los o appetite, hear,
burn, general debility bodily weakness. churGs'- ch
arurncy, yterca fanings Mysteries headaches,
cup, sickness nightmare rheumatism asthma tic dOouex
cranp sodc affections, and those who are victims 10 that
eScrurans disorder. GouT, viii lind relief from their sd
frrin.;s by Il % Dr. Evans medicine.
fEgTIFICiTE.
Hon. H'tcan. Sullivan County,
East ToulaSscr, Member 81 Congress
W.,aI>CroS. July Sd, l5:ss.
SrSncc have been IN this cary, have u-i Of you!
rSpi medicine with mfnii benefit aud stt.ittan and h.
lir,c l." valuable rg.aad:. 81 my coustt,
m T. tariu at Campbell crraty lcnnc"" -ui
Inn which dl, AM Il, has mrr Cd successfully
IN his practice, and iidLi". &F iuaasOn yoUr
a"em' ~ t place THINKS !om w.uld probably l!"c agent Ia
unc-sgr. II =" world !ccr:nIarud iir ~ Garden pro
pr person ~ ur,ir r the 81 Your rishnr.d ucdcc.
Siam' yaa commission h.u H. Is willing act t you Nuu
send Tia medicine b: water I" u" - Robert King =
Knoxville cuuntr Tennessee. y land Graham
nus,n, faacw"l, East Tennessee lav" doubt but ii
ynn lad agents 80 several cGi.s IL East Tennessee, great
deal Of ycnr medicine would br sold. an going TAX.
OF horne with for md that 81 friends, aId
nuld like hear from whether would Ike agent
GinnnrIic, sullivan county East Team. .ct OF the
merchants 10 act ;%f yuu, As live near there
Yours respectfully,
ABRAHAM MCCLELLAN 81 Tennessee
Ip.SPH GILL, Richmond.
y. DuyAL, Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

Aflcr Dcccmhrr 81, ISL, the duty vii be % per
CENT and >iX months thereafter % per cc::-,hc low
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07
EItroc; Of Letter from CGrcr is hr U"itcd suites
.lrmn. GGiiA


"FoFT Tow sos, (Arkl Nov. !, 1879.
s'Wc this day buried with the h0nors oi war, Gen.
George Cu!.crt. the head chief Of I'll" Chockaw ma.
;ion Of superior Ecncr. the greatest Of war
riors and the white mans friend. l!c i,"vuiu.
tinnarv veteran; he served under General Washington
in our struggle for independence from whom he rccciv-
cd a commission Of Major of Militia i'll The L. States
service, and Il sword He served under Gen. Wayne.
and also under Cen Jack sOn in the Florida of Ill
against the Scmnolcs for his bravery, Gen. Jackson
presented him with Cooncls commission, and after
wards sword, when President of the United -Statcs.
He gained the entire confidence of the officers he
ed under Tor his integrity and valor he physically
and mentally great .!ihoug - years o age he
walked as upright : OF -.
"Tir commanding officer. having received npa
read the ordered escort from IL" fort
of three officers captain and two suhacrns, also I'll
the men dong military duty to escort ms corpse t" lis
last resting place with reversed arms, and buried his
remains with the customary salute due his rank ic was
Inferred with his saddle and bride. the swords presented
10 him by Generals Washington and jackson, and a
l. = flag. He Of great Importance to the cause
Of civilization among his people by examples Of indus
try: he planter, his fields Of cotton wh"ncd the
hills ard dalcs thu fort. He educated his sons
and located them plantations among his people,
which worked moral influence among them: h. was
looked up 10 father and exercised fathers inil:.
cacc over his people
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

normcn., and take place in day and are connected
merely with legislation, without including o'hes ''ui't
rous dut;cs- It0br.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07
POETRY.
COMMUNICATED.

"mrcu YrT REMAINS rSsvsc."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

To the President of the United States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-07

~ CT Lrhh -NIH.iHt, -; -tVun ." Quarrel, sc.'o''
continued aod rid if inun county ID" Cou'ce'r t",
Tge.isy, S".ennrr tie l..h. iA33:
james s"enn - his night and rodmlltec Of Wili1
Shclton, poison un.uu0d mind, FaEtd.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-08
HEPATIC PILLS.



vErHESE Pills are admirably calculated 10
M cleanse the stomach, restore tie proper
functions Of the hillary organs when impaired,
and dispel with promptness the premonitoIy
symptoms Of the Bilious Fevers in this state.
Being made expressly for the use Of persons in
this climate, and intended for iarhily medicine
so that every one may avail themselves Of the
means Of cure, and apply the remedy when the
FIRST symptoms Of disease make their appearance,
which will be noticed by a bad taste in the mouth
in the morning, with some headache, and 4 furred
tongue.
Dire 'i0ns.-The dose for adults is four pills, to
he taken on going TO bed al night; and If they
should not operate by morning, take two or three
more, and repeat them every nigh, until relieC ia
obtained But if four pills should operate more
than two or three times actively. it will I've best to
take but two or three the next time, Children
from five to ten years old may take from one tc
two pills for dose
For sale at the Drug Store of NJ. Z. HOLSTER
north east corner Of Cana, and Columbus street
Ottawa, La Sale county, Illinois.
July 81. 1910. loft.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-08
Agents for the Illinois Free Trader.

The following gentlemen are authorized to ac'
as agents of this paper, viz:
M. Morn, 2p, T, s.,Ia county. m.
F.M'DLARMIp,
d. S. EaEusoL. mail contractor
G. q. MILLER, Dayton.
A. o. SMITH, Smiths Mills.
JASON GuaLEr, Troy Grove.
q, L, w. DrmMocK, Vermiionville.
HgypY PaILLIrs, Munson, (lndian creek.)
C. w. RErNoLps, p. NJ. Pontiac.
RsEs MORGAN, MorGan's Mill.
JAMES G.. CLAPP, Bristol Kane Co. ILL.,
WILLIAM R,SEY, near Van Buren,.
WILLrAM X. Baowv, Sunbury, Illinois.
HENRY Hicks, Hicks mill, De Kalb Co. Ill.
U-1~ Post Masters, and other individuals resi-
ding in La Sale and the adjoining counties, who
are willing to act as agents in their respective
neighborhoods, will please make the same known
TO US, by mail or otherwise.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-08

bly, elected Sheriff of VIII county. Four
democratic candidats were in the field.
We have received information from
the following counties, viz:
SANGAMoN.-Whig ticket elected, one
Senator and five Representatives.
MENARD.--The election for Represen-
tative doubtful. Rumor says that Ben
net (whig) is elected.
LOGAN & CHRIsTLAN.-White dem
said to be elected Representative.
SHELBY.-The democratic Senator and
Representative both elected. This is a
democratic gain of one Senator.
MoRGAN.-The whole wing ticket
elected-two Senators and five Represen-
tatives. Wing gain of one Senator and
two Representatives.
Observation-Disclosures Represen-
tatves elected.
TAzEwELL.-Whig ticket elected-one
Senator and two Representatives. Wing
gain of one Senator and one Represen-
tatives.
PEoRIA.-Whig Representative elected
by majority Of 7 votes. Wing County
Commissioner elected, and a democratic
Sheriff and Coroner.
PUTNAM DIsTRIcT.-In Putnam county
the Wing candidate for Representative,
Col. Henderson has majority of S7,-
In Bureau county Mr.. Swan, the demo
cratic candidate, has majority of 6.
The probability is, that Mr.. Henderson
is elected.
Fulton CoUNTy.--A democratic Sc
nator and two Representatives elected by
about l65 majority. Democratic gain
of two Representatives.
WARREN DisTRIcT.-The probability is
that one Wing Senator and Representa-
tive are elected.
Jc DAWES DIsTRlcT.'--Whig majority
OF So for Representatives, in Lee county.