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From the RaIeigh Regisler.

We alluded in Postscript on Tuesday,
to the yillanous fabrication of Letter,
purporting TO have been written by Gen.
Harrison from Cincinnati, on the I'd OF
October, 10 Arthur Tappan 81 Co. in
which he is made 10 avow himself an Abo-
lliionist Of the deepest dye. Gen. Harri-
son, it seems, got hold of this forged Let
ter, in time to address the following Com
municaiion to James Lyons, Esq. of Rich
mond, Wa gentleman Of the very high
est standing in that community. This for
gerry was the last act Of the Corrupionists.
Let the last act Of the People be to expel
them from power
Ny Dear SIN IL have received a
handful which contains a Letter said to
have been written by me to Arthur Tap
pan and others, in which | proclaim Abo-
lilion principles. 1t has my name TO ii,
BUT IT is A VILE FORGERY. On
the day, I'd Of October, was al Columbus.
Yours, in haste, the mail just closing.
WIN. II. HARRISON.
JAS. LYONS, Esq.
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POSTSCRIPT.

Pennsylrania.-A mystery still hangs
over this State, and we can state nothing
certain by the returns. We understand
that passenger in the last Stage from
Pennsylvania stated that there was no
doubt Of the State having gone for Harrison.
Virginia. certain from this
State, and we fear from the increased Van
Buren, vote in some counties that the Spoil
ers are determined to carry the State any
how-whether by fair or foul means, no
matter to them so they succeed.
New Jersey and Rhode Island have
gone for the Wings. Maine seems to be
coming too.
Nothing from New York except the
City, where the Wings have reduced the
Van Buren, majority to ll00,-a majority
Of 5000 was anticipated.
New Hampshire is joined TO her idols.
Although the political news is not so
cheering as we would desire, yet there is
nothing in the returns TO discourage U.s.
Let u.s. one and all, do our duty, for we
still believe there is no possible chance for
the reelection of Mr.. Van Buren,.
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Ready for E,ther.-A lad in the Park
ON Saturday was offering for sale single
copy of the Van Buren, song book, with the
0. X. initials. Happening upon Wing by
mistake, no was rather roughly answered
and reprimanded besides. His letter con
cIuded with the question, "what do those
letters stand fort" "Of TO klnderhook,' y
answered the lad, The wing gave him
s,xpencc, and the boy sold The book to a
democrat shortly afterwards, as "Ol Kor
rect"
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WHAT MKT :

BY tho following paragraph from the New
York Commercial OF Tuesday, II aill be
seen ,hst Van Burenlsm has play ed another
" card IN that city, which, from lis char
acter, ought 10 be the last" The pioUl
leaders Of New York Van Burenlstn, wh,
have most violant ant,pnthy, and even hor
ror, of all semhIance Of fraud, Which docs
not help their ouH cause, these especial con
Eervators Of the public morals, and stedtast
friends Of the purity of elections on the Wing
side, hate played a trick somewhat new N
our annals They have seut forth lying
political handful IN the outward aarb OF a
religious paper VIA, next What fur
Their Achievements Of the same kind, by The
same unscrupuous party, Is yet to as,oGtsl
the world But to all these astounding and
desperate acts Of Van BGremsm-to all
these frauds on that SIDE, aud consplracles
against the other, we earnestly repea; The
admonl,ion heretofore given to the friend,
Of reform: Watch them more aud more
closely, So tina, they may not practlse fraud
under the cloud Of dust winch ,hey hope &c
raise.
AunAcIors EuIANY.-We we're this r'orning
shown a copy Of a paper, apparently the New
y ork Obseuor-ehit Is called 1.-THE outside -
VIZ. the FIRST aud fourth yes, being, in fact, an'
in type, the New York Observer OF Saturday last
But on unfolding the sheet, the inner pages were
occupied entirely as i huge Van Buren, hand.bill
The design, beyond doubt, was 10 impress tht
Public with the belief that the editors and pub
fishers of that able religions journal wero thu
sanciioning the cause Of the Administration, ant
It's unholy alliances with the infidels and agra
rians OF Tammany Hail. and with the nulltier
Of outh Carolina. On application TO the editor
of the Observer, we learn that the act was prompt
" disclaimod. Ssme Of their workmen hav
doubtless been hrbcd to he dark deed. VIII III
>lar.Chambcr Court please 10 inquire
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cnARIEsrnN-OCTnRER 3l.
V'f2e roes for Sale.

eFN pursuance of an Order made by the Court
~, Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for the Couu.
~ of Mccklenburg, shall expose to public sale at
The Court House III Charlotte on the 9Th day OF
December next, on q credit of twelve months,
SEVEN NEGROES, 10 wit a Negro Woman,
aged about IS years and child nonths Girl
about 10 years; Girl about / years Boy about
s years Girl about 6 years old and Boy about
3years old.
Due attendance will be given by
THOMAS T, JOHNSON, Commissioner
Nor. 3, lS40. %
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]. Clergy,
.. Revolutionary So, iiers,

i. Citizens of Mccklenburg and Anson,
with their Banners,
;. Cabarus Light Infantry under the
command Of Cap. Kirkpatrick,
G. COMPANY of;Iarrison Guards from Con.
cord composcd'Uf BOYS from : 10 II
years Of age in full uniform,
7. Caharrus Log CABIN, with the various
implements and their beautiful Banner,
s. Ladies with an appropriate Banner,
8. Citizens Of Cabarrus generality with sew
eral Banners aud Flags.
The whole procession was marched to
stand erected for the occasion. The
meeting was called to order BY Col. d. NJ
Barringer who was requested TO propose
the following officers: Gen, 7. Barringer,
Of Cabarrus, Presidents Capt. Jas. NJ.
Black of MeckIenburg, Thos. Thrcadsill,
Of Anson, Samuel Morrison, Gen. W. Al
len and Or. X p. Harris, Of Cabarrus,
Nicc.presidcnts; z. w. Allison, Esq and
Maj. w. Barringer, Secretaries.
The meeting was opened with PRAYER
by the Rev. Mr.. Bow man, Of the Metho-
dist Church.
The President of tie dag opened the
discussion with few appropriate and in.
teresling remarks, and introduced James
". Osborne, Esq, Of Mecklenbnrg, who
addressed the meeting for considerable
time aud was succeeded by Col. d. NJ.
Barrmgcr aud W. ;. Harris, Esq, each
of whom spoke with great effect anu force
After which dinner was announced and the
whole company required to a SUMPTION.
epas, prepared for tie occasion IN the best
manner by the rood Vi hirsof Rocky River
/, was ,rulS good which any one who par
took OF il Wilt testify. In the space Of about
an hour the company again returned 70 the
stand. Tie Ladies assisted bl some zen.
tela n then sung the cod North State y
which was received hy the company with
chcers. The discussion was then again
commenced aud continued by the following
gentlemen who were called out IN The order
! Of their namcs-Coi. J. VI. Long, jamo,
W. Osburne, Esq, Rev. Mr.. Bowman, JOS
W. Scott, Esq and Col. u. II. Barrlnger,
/ Ii is not necessary to make distinctions
when all done wel--thcy are all good aHt
true wings and spoke the language Of fer
vent patriots-and urged every voter 10 &C
to the last resort Of i'reemen, the ballot box
The number Of persons was yariously es
ilmated from $500 70 5000. The Ladic,
were estimated from 400 20 500. And i
should be remarked that such a collection
of natures last and best gift to man IS rarely
to be seen at one place and to their praise
be it said they are nearly all Wings, like
the mothers OF the Revolution they are OF
the side of their Country, always right
This day which was bright and gloriou:
will long he remembered by those Who at
tended on the occasion and the good Wing
Of Rocky River have reason TO rejoice tina
this was no common pageant, no cnpt,
sound-there Wing met Wing like brothe
all was welcome, all was harmony ant
! rejoicing in "the feast of reason and tn
flow Of soul"
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.RenPmbPr!

BREMEN That the advocates Of the
e,ent Administration have declared that
ben the prices Of produce are brought
IN from thcir mtndl To their real value,
\ from thcirprc-ent loa hard money stand.
\ the country wlll be covered with
BLESSFNGSF That Low WAGES
! the BEST TARIFF we can have and
! country viii be blessed when WHEAT
u, az IL osnis per bushel p
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Relnenber!

|ECHANlCSl That You are asked 10
STAIN that system which would reduce the
1e Of your manufactures to onc-clghlh
'sIr present value; and that party whose
paid ba.dcmocratic head despises AMER.
FAN NANUFACTI RES, and can on.
use French BcdstcadS, Royal Wilton
',rpets, French Mirrors, Br,iish Coaches,
pod Spoons, French Flowers, Periumery
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the October election.


We understand that information was re-
ceiyed BY the way-bill on Sunday night
which stated that IS counties had been
heard from and that the Harrison ticket
was 100 votes ahead The election in
this State MS well as IN Pennsylvania will
be close.
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NEW Jersey AVENGED.

The People of New Jersey may now
look around on the events Of a few weeks
past, and say that her wrongs are avenged.
The People of the nation, true to them
selves, have given judgment against the
Administration which so wckedly and
wantonly abused power, and they have
laid upon the back of individual offenders
the lash Of punishment. Maine, Vermont,
Georgia, Ohio and Pennsylvania, have
pointed host of those time deserving Rep
resentatives to the shades of obscurity !;
and the fall Of the Administration is so ccr-
tain that the Executive viii not have time
to exercise his customary clemency with
these men By giving them lucrative Offices
al home or abroad. New jersey sees this,
and owes debt Of gratitude TO her sister
States for their prompt action. But New
jersey has her own dignity and rights to
assert, and her wrongs TO avenge. Last
week she spoke rords of deep rebuke to
the nation, such as gladdened those who
have witnessed her injuries. Next month
she must redeem her " Broad Seal" Next
month she must oct her rebuke, and send
back to Congress the men through whom
the Administration and its partisans have
insulted and disgraced the State. New
Jersey has now nothing to do but to take
care of hersclf.-U. S. Gazette.
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W Health of Chdrioite.-We under
''and that reports have been pat in clrcu-
|A'ion that our Town is very sIcI<ly. It's
elth pleasure that we state that the reports
Fre false. AT this time we know OF no
|'ekness in our village and even during the
|ckly season there was not more than two
p three cases Of sickness at one time.
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@G Gov. Pennington has been rc-olect,
ed by the Legislature of New Jersey Coy
crnor of that State, for the ensuing year,
by a vote Of So to ia signal and hon
orable proof of the appreciation Of his fcI-
low.citizcns. Success to the Broad Seal.
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MARYLAND.

We have but few returns from Mary.
land, but intelligence was brought by 4
Stage passenger that it had gone for liar.
risoa by 1000. The following table shows
a Wing loss Of 10 and Van Buren, loss
Of $50 SINCE the October election.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

We give below all the returns Of the
Presidential Election we have received
Enough is not known for US to state GER
tain how the result stands but we have no
doub. Of the success of iiarri ion and t. Ter.
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Retllenli,er!

LAB0aERS Tha, you are asked to
pie for III -e who wish YOU Ia labor for
IN CENTS per day-who wish You TO
put upon un equality with the Serls of
RUSSIA
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LOOK AT THIS !

II was proved in the course of taking
testimony at Washington City, in the
Stone Cutters case against the United
States, for their wages, under a Resolution
of Congress, that upwards of fifty work
men from the Public Buildings, under the
control of the Board of Commissioners,
composed of the Heads of the ditlerent De-
partments there, went on to Baltimore ev.
ery Fall to vote the Van Buren, Ticket.
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SPECIAL ELECTION

GEORGE THoMAs, Esq. Member elect
TO the House of Commons, of the next Leg.
isIature, from Richmond County, has re.
signed his sent. The Governor has order
ed new Election to I'll the vacancy, to
take place on the 18th inst.-the day OF
the Presidential Election. Mr.. T. is a
Wing, and none other can be elected in
that County.
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Remembers!

hat what you do now is not for the pres
p, but the failure also. On your votes
|cpcnd the results that will tell, with over
lhclming force, on your own individual IN.
frests, on the interests of your country,
md on the cause of civil llberty--AND
THEN VOTE ACCORDINGLY.
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NOTICE.

r. DO orvarn all persons from trading for two
-, Notes. one given BY me to Isaac B. Curtis for
seycniy-ive dollars with credit Of torty-one del
lars on il-the said Note due on the 9th Of October
last. The other given by me to VIM. Ewings
on the 9Th of October, made payabls "A two months.
As got nothing in consideration, am determin-
ed no, to pay them without compelled by law.
NJ. s. ALEXANDER.
NoU 6, l640. 81
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Renenber!

|hat the Democratic Wings are opposed
h these things throughout, both in prlncI-
Pe end practice, and TO sustain them Is to
fgstnin the country.
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HtIb UT sIN tNUIITlrs 70 HtuT lTNflI.
CONNECTICUT.
We understand that intelligence was
brought by slip in the possession OF q
Stage passenger that Connecticut had gone
for Harrison aud Tyler, BY majority OF
1000. The following returns comprises
the whole Stale except towns and shows
a gam Of near 1000 as compared with the
Spring Election.
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Art Of Cutting,

they are prepared to say to the public, that they
are determined TO let no article of clothing made
by them. 60 from their Shop without being entire,
" satisfactory to the wearer, SO far as cutting anu
making are concerned,
The business is conducted. for the present, on
dor the firm of Jamisons s. Co, in the house hltn
er,o occupied by Mr.. Graham. -
Charlotte, Jan. %, lS4o. nv
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ksenscRbpr!

aal your Government has adopted the
sty.ee of KINGS and DESPOTS IN re-.
h n to the Finances of the Country, aad
\ 4 the Revenues If your Country are now
b p, after the kugly models OF the old
i ia
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Rencnber!

hat it you vote for the present Admins.
Patton, these evils, with others, ten fcid
f~", will be fixed upon US, as sure as the
1n shines
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In these seven States the Wings have
gained twelve members, equal to twenty
four votes, and without further changes will
give them large majority in the House Of
Representatives of the next Congress.
-sNo choice in two districts at tho late
nlnciinn
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ONO

Bat few retufAo have come to hand from
this State, but there is no doubt of Harr-
sons running ahead of Corwln by several
thousand.
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DIRECTIONS roR CONGRESS.

Elections for members of Congress have
been held in seven States, aud the follow
Ing is the result compared with the former
elCrtiOn
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FOR vIcE-PgEsIDgTT,
John TYLER, of Virginia.
vhir Electoral Ticket.

District. Col. CHaALfs MoDowELT, of Burke
Gen JAMS WELLnoRs. of Wilkes
DAVID RsHsouR, Of Lincoln.
|. DAVID +. CALDWELL, of Rowan.
!, JAMES MEBANE, of Caswell.
Hon. ABRAu RrNcHgR. of Chatham.
. JonS r. kgLLY. Of Moore.
! Dr. jaws y. SMITH, OF Orange,
/ Cn,ELgs MANLY, Of Wake.
n Col wv L. LoSd, Of Halifax.
n WV W CHrERY, Of Bartie.
II TuoMA- / JOSH, Of Psrqrimons.
IN JosAu toLtINs, Of Washington.
n jaws " BEYAS, Of Ctrtcrrt.
N 50 DaNFt y. BAAEa, OF Vow Hanover
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Election the Iaih OF November.

~ The following cheering appeal to the
niss { North Carolina, We copy from
e Raleigh Register. We wish it may
4 INTO the hands Of every Wing either
.5rc or on the day Of election, and we
: assured none VIII stay away from the
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FESEENZEIS }
RLl,rLAlI,Bn.B,

hat the great battle to be Tough, ON
ODAI, Is between THE PEOPLE on
i. one hand, and THE GOVERNMENT,
IN it. corrup, Influences, Is army Of II
Z holders and PennOned agents, On the
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MARRIED

In this county, on the 9Th instant, by the Rev,
CYRUS Johnston. Mr.. HUGH McHAUSTON 10
Miss MARGARET, daughter of Col. Solomon
Reid. All for Old Tip.
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RpMember!

he promises and pledges that have been
Iade, and answer yourselves what has re.
,.,ed from their accomplishment
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GENERAL VAN buren,.

At recent Loco Foco Festival, the fol-
lowing Toast was gwen:
"Mariin Van Bnren-!lis services in the Cabi,
not equal TO his achievements in the field"
This is larcical enough in all conscience,
but vet it has been outdone lately. A q
meeting of the Germans in Buffalo, favor
able to the Administration, few days ago,
one of their Orators stated in his Speech
That during the battle of the Thames,
General Harrison was taken prisoner by
General Proctor, and that he was rescued
by General Van Buren,, who commanded
the reserve, and who, by a rapid and mas
te1ly movement, advanced upon the ene-
my, retook the General, changed the for
tunes of the day, and achieved Victory y
What is still better, the assertion was re-
ceived as gospel by the meeting. We
opine that General Van Buren, will laugh
at his own prowess on that OCCASION Reg
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GbarlDtfR
hursday, November IL, 1870.
The Peoples Ticket.
BoR PRESIDENT,
ON. n. HARRISON, of Ohio.

], Presidential Term--fhe integrity Of Publ,
safety Of he Public Money, ane
t.s general good Of The PEOPLE.
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HuRRAH FOR THE sUB-TREAsURY

A draft, for the vast amount OF ticenfy
dollars, drawn by the Secretary of the
Treasury, the renowned Lev! " oodbury,
On the Collector of this port, was presented
at our Custom House for payment tho OH
err day, and he payment was refused. The
holder, no, knowing where, to present II
with better prospect of success, called on
Mr. Clark, a Notary, and had IT formally
protested Glorious currency Able Ad
mlnsirauon Admirable craftsmanship
New. Spec.
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Another Vile Trick.-A gent

another Vile Tick.-A gentleman it
Wcstmoreland county, Pennsylvania, ii
the receipt of two copies of the Ertr0
Globe, upon examining them few days
since, found them to differ widely. One
was made up Of matter for northern read
ers. the other for southern.
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DIED

In this county, on the 5ih instant, Mr.. Will
LIAM A. CAROTHERS, in the 35th year Of
his age
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GEORGIA.

We have made (says the Charleston
Courier of the 18th instant our calculation
from slip kindly forwarded US by the edit
tors of the Augusta Chronicle, and few
other sources, and the result IS that IN ~
counties the Harrison electoral ticket Is
ahead of the Van Buren, ticket by 5000
votes. The wing papers calculate ON 5000
majority.
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THE awful DISCLOSURES OF 1871.

THE lawful DISCLOSURES OF ISL.
The whole land is ringing with awful
disclosures but these are nothing to the
developments which will be made in the
year sal, when President HARRISON shall
order a general inquiry. They will be
lawful" indeed Al present, the power
of Executive influence, like the chain Of 81
lcnce spoken Of by the Irish bard, keeps
many things under the spell Of repose but
this hushng up influence will be broker
after the Attn of March next.
Mr.. CALHOUN, before he Joined the par
" which he had 50 often and so cmphat
caly denounced, asked this pointed quos
ton: Does any man entertain donb
that the high officers of Government hare
used tie depositcs as instruments of specu
latioa in The public lands Is NOT TIE
FACT NOTORIOUS
Aud what is the effect Of the sub-Trea.
surv system but TO throw into the hands d
the Executive and his officers more abund
ant supply of Instruments OF speculation
which they may employ in building W
their own fortunes The People, through
/ the treason Of their Representatives, have
been deprived of the power of controlling
the expenditure OF their own money. There
is not a shadow of a guaranty for the Sc.
curitv of the national revenue. The Adj
minislration has seized it as "SPoILs. -
When General HARRISON shall commence
an investigation OF the abuses of the party
now in power, We may look for disclosure:
which will shock belief, and let loose a tor
rent of Indignation over the land. The
immense losses which we have already OF
record from pubic delaulters will appear
but as a drop in an ocean, when the tota
Of waste through the TWELVE YEARS OF
MIsRuLE shall come to be summed up
! Baltimore Patriot. ...
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Esen,cmbcr.i

bat our country ha, been y the hands of
y party which has had the power for
fahy twelve years. Cal! to mind the con
Iaon &C the country years ago, and look at
Iat country now
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Our Populaiion.-The population ofNew
Hanover county, according to the census
Just taken, is 1880; and the population
of Wilmington is 1000.
Wethtnk it may be safely asserted that
our white population has increased, while
the black has decreased The number Of
free blacks reaches the astonishing sum o.
300.-- Wilmington Adr.
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Arkansas Electton.-We arc indebted
to gentleman for the Little Rock Gazette,
Y. b., of the 18th inst. The Gazette says
that Judge Cross is re elected TO Congress
by majority as large as he obtained IN
1898, if not larger. II adds our returns,
too, show that The Legislature is democratic
V. b. by large majority, although IN
some Of our old democratic counties We
have been disappointed.
Verbal accounts have come 10 from many
counues. We have yet 6 counties TO hear
from, in most of which it is believed large
democratic V. B. majorlties have been re-
celved. The re election OF Judge Cross,
V. B., to Congress is certain, by (irom
presen, appearances) a majority Of from
5000 to $500 votes. The relative strength
Of parties in the Legislature will, in ou'
opinion, be as follows: in the Senate, is V
Bureul,es, % Wings; in the lower House
Al V. b., 6 Wings, giving a clear Var
Buren, majority on join, ballot Of 2T.-Neu
Orleans Bulletin, Oct. 20.