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sequence was fracture of a very painful and dan
gerous character.-.N Y. Sun.
Mr.. French is from IIardwck VI. and by his m
dustry and talents, has gained in few years an en-
viable standing in the city Of N. Y. He has re-
Gently been member of the ~ Y. Legislature we
believe. We are panied to hear of his accident
Patriot.
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STATE OF VERMONT, THE Hon. the

STATE OF VERMONT, ! THE Hon. The
DIsTRIcT OF WINDSOR, SIS. Probate Court
for the District of Windsor, To all persons
concerned in The estate Of FRANCIS AcKLEY,
late Of Plymouth, deceased, intestdte,
GREETING:
WHEREAS, EDMUND SAWYER administrator Of the
count Of his administration, and present his account
against said for allowance ut the Probate Court
be holden Cayendsh, IN said district, the sixteenth
dny of November next Therefore, You hereby notified
appear before said court at the time aud place aore
said to show cause, II any you have why the said
count should not be allowed.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said court at
Weahersed, in said district, this 18th day Of October,
A. ID. lSil.
66-3wt THOMAS p. HAMMOND, JUDGE,
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
ID EMAINlNG in the Post Office at Springfield
IL W., October |, 1871.
Daniel Adams & Co. Joseph Knights,
John Adams, Jacob Iitchield,
Samuel Adrich, Mary Litchfeld
Charles Aiken, Josiah Liichicld,
David Bisbcc, Elijah Lockwood,
Silas Bcmis, w. NJ. Messenger,
Osman Burge, Clemenlina Merritt,
CIV. Bailey, Levi Miller,
Rachel Bates, Sophia McNIurphy,2
Emily NJ. Cady, Benjamin Panel,
B. F. Dana, Michael Parker,
Alfred Damon, Edison l.. Rawson,
Dcsdimona Durant, Richard Ranve,
lothian Durrant, George Roberts,
Isah Ellis, BENJAMIN c. Smith,
Ward b. rockingham, r. Shirtlif,
Frederick Fairbanks, Melissa A. Sloan,
Roswell Fairbanks, John A. Spring,
Alexander Grant, Emily Stoddard,
John N. Glazier, Jacob Stoddard,
Mary IIagget, Grin Thompson,
Nancy Hayden, Lyman Upham,
Lucina Iessel,on, o. NJ. Whpple,
Ryand F. Ilapgood, w. w. Whitney,
Lorinda Howe, Peres Whncomb,
Homer, Foot 4 Co. 2 Saml. or ID. Whitcomb,
Calvin Howard, Mary Whitney,
DIR T. Holton, Cummings Whitcomb,
Arba Holman, Joel Woodbury.,
William Kirk,
rs GEO. wAsHBURN, P. NJ.
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Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work.

VTNIE subscriber would inform his friends and the public
that he continues tn carry on the above business In
all various branches his old stand, nearly opposite
Whneys Hotel, where he will hold himself in readiness
accommodate all who may feel disposed TO patronze
him. The hest Of stock will be kept constantly hand,
nd pains will be spared to keep the best warsmcn in
costun, readiness orders for the dursAs
ware in this line.
H,ND AND ron SALE,
STANLEY'S PARIOR STOVES-(iour siles,)-th m sss
beautiful pattern in the market. Also,
WOOLSONS COON and sheet iron diving hue, COOK
STOVE, and Sheet Iron Stoves and Pipe.
COPPER BOILERS a. TEAkETTLES.
TIN SAP BUCKETS Ia new and much approved artice.)
HARD WdRE, &c. &C.
All who are in want of any of the above articles will do
well to call md examine the and prices, before pur
chasing elsewhere. JOHN BLISll.
Woodstock, Dec. %, $40. 81
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1t appears, cir, from the minutes of the Clerk,
(said Mr. W. the aggregate number Of Wing
speeches on all those measures were one hundred,
and the aggregate number Of Democratic fifty
nearly two TO one in favor of the Wings. Yet we
have heard il asserted here, and seen it published
throughout the country, repeat it again, that the
Democratic party upon this floor have been and
are factiously delaying the public business.
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~ M SUNG ny An coon ~oCnroCos," ON
All COON OCCASIONS,

" " =
~ hE SUNG NY Az coon "locoruCos," o.
All COON OCCASIONS,
AW-"&s ~dms - Hobsft Kidd"
There's nhaN' and Maine, the, sw gone, they gon
THERE'S NNoi, and Maine ,Ae, are gomez
There's Illinois and Maine
Gone back ~ truth again,
Ana Nom this It's very plain
We are done, we are done,
ANA from this It's very plain
We are done.
And old Yarmouth the jade, follows suit follows suit
And old Yarmouth the jade, follows suit;
And old Yarmouth, the jade,
Afer all the VOWS she made,
Has the Cidercrats betrayed,
What brute what brute!
Has the cidercrats betrayed,
What brute!
And Indiana too, what shame, what shame,
And Indiana too what shame;
And Indiana too,
With instinct ever true,
Has washed out all the blue
From her name, from her name,
Has washed out all the blue
Form her name.
And Maryland soon takes the TRAIL takes the tral
And Maryland too soon, takes the trailj
And Maryland too soon
Has caught our sleeping coon,
And slung him to the moon
by the tail, by the TAIL
And slung him to the
BY the tail.
GRAND CHoRus.-aH together!-no,, hen!-now!
Oh, wish was geese all forlorn, all iorlorn,
Oh, wish was a geese all forlorn
Oh, wish was geese,
Cause they eat their grass in peace,
And accumulate much grease
Ealin corn, catn' corn
And accumulate much grease
Eatin'
1T(To be cOniinued)
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WHO ARE THE FACTIOUS!

II has been said that the Democratic members
of the present Congress are factions, and eternal
" trying to stave of the public business. Mr.
Patterson, of Tenn. in the House the other day,
obtained from the Clerk the following statement
of the number of speeches that had been made on
the several important measures Of the session,
since the adoption Of the one hour rule:
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BRIGHTON Mdrkrt,
MONDAY, OCT. A, 1871

MONDAY, OCT. 4, 1871.
At Market $50 Beef Cattle $50 Stores $500 Sheep and
1910 Swine.
PRcEs-Becf cattle. First quality SIS so 600; second
quality Si75a525. Third quality, SO so n 4 80.
Storc.-Two year ODDS sold for 50, H. Three year
Sl3a2l.
Shoep-Lots were sold from 81 l2, to les.
Swinc.-Dull. Lots topeldle selected and IA, for
sows and and Ia for barrows. At retail, A. and s.
NoW ENGLAND Farmer.
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SHINGLES.

vJ,IE subscriber has hand, and for sale, $4,000
| prime SPRUCE SHINGLES. which, on account oi
the phir-t wrae times high prices, &c, will be sold for
stt7 per thousand s.W ADAMS.
ishcrburne, June 90, ieil OH
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TYSON FURNACE.

TTNIIE subscriber would respectfully inform the public
l. that during the present season Cupdio Furnace has
been added to this establishment, and during the 81,
months of very successful operation with their Bias
Furnace making six hundred tons of the very hes
soft Iron, he is prepared to execute all orders from
abroad for Store Plates, Hoiop Vare, and Castings,
every description, in the most perfect manner. The pro-
prieo being determined to spare no expense to make III,
manufacture of these works equal fno SUPERIOR to host
of any other Furnace in this part of the country,
The great variety of COOk Parton and BOr Stores
getting out, well worthy the attention OF Dealers.
Among the the conspicuous of these might be
toned
YANKEE NOTION COOKING STOVE, with elevate,
ovens, boilers;
HILLIARDS NEW ERA, do do do do
WOOISON'S IMPROVED do do illuminated sides
HAYWOOD ~ FISHERS do do
HAYWARD'S FARMERS do do
PREMIUM do do
BOX STOVES, various sizes, new style;
NEW STYLE PARLOR, various sizes.
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CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE.

WILL be received this week, complete assortment Of
w Dining, Tea and Chanbe- Ware. in sets to match.
Also gold baud and igd. China Tea sctis Glass Ware
Of every description, and a full assortment Of common
Ware, by CIIAs DANA, in.
Oct / lajl.
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NOTICE..

THE subscriber having purchased the stick s soods
i formerly owned by 7. Hutchinson, 1r sohcits the
trade e the old Of the stand together with all OF
his old and friends, and also all persons who
wish purchase goods cheap for cash, barter upon
credit. JOHN 4. DUSBiR
Woodstock, August rs, ls4l. 69it
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pThe following is old, but good The Fa-
iher Of it is dead--but the child has life and pith
in il that will never die.
"I say, boy, stop that OK
"I havn't got no stoppe, sir"
"Well head him, them
"He's already headed, SIR"
"Confound your impertinence--furn him."
Giles right side out already, SIR"
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NOTICE.

TINE subscriber has sold his goods to Mr. John A. Dun
bnr who will continue bushes ut the old s'rdd, III
is perfectly riiHy to receive pay men, npnn sl demsn
due Ish Oi'HIfsON,JR.
woodstock, August &c, lsil. sJ-f
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DENTISTRY.

TYR. wHITTEMORE, Dentist, respectfully announces
Dthat he will Visit Woodstock, the first Of Oct These
reqnrns his services Invited to call upon him, at
Mr. Alden's Hotel 7i-3wt
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NOTICE EXTRA,
TuOMsONIAN MEDICINE.

PURE ANp UyADULTERATED MEDICINE.
Atm. &M. o. RANDAIL'S Jewery Sture. is kept n
n GOOD assortment OF THoasoSiAS MEDICINE, con-
Rheumatic mr. Hot Drops, Brown I.obcia,'
Wine Ri,,ers Pulyeriycd slippery Elm,
pvssnt,ry syrup, Meadow F,rne Ointment,
y.s.t,btc JrlIy Healing Salye,
Iiniament. Stimulating lniament,
Pin, IobeIin, Composition,
Cough Balsam, CAYENNE,
Nersine or Naerian, spice Bu.rs,
t.,,,n Iohelis womAn's Friend, &c.
All for sale at the Boston prices, at -..
Sept. 20, leil ~ W. u hdNDhLLS.
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Tickets Sl5-Shares in proportion.
A certificate Of package of &c Whoes In this GRAND
SCHEME will be sent for Sl9O-Ialves and quarters in
proportion.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
d EMAlNlNG in the Pos, Office at Bridgewater
IL Sept. 30, 1871.
William l.. Atwcll, NIerel Hall,
Joshua Bryant, Edward IIaincs,
Israel Burngamc, Abraham p. Holt,
Amos Butler, 2 NJ. Ingalls,,
Roena Brown, Evra y. Jackman,
Ira Bennett, Sarah VI. King,
Aaron Bryant, Enos Mitchell, 2
II. X. Crane, John Moore,
Wild Polly Childs, Hiram Pratt,
J. $. Cummings, Herman Pratt,
Nathan Cummings, Elisha =. Perkins,
Foger Chamberlin, Sarah Sanderson,
Samuel Dunbar, Il. VI. Spiccr,
Amos W. Dixie, 2 Arson G. Smith,
Marthan Davis, Sarah A. Smith,
IIamdcn Ellis, Matilda Snow,
Joanna Eddy, Noah Thompson,
Lydia IIerrick, Edward Taft.
66-3w T. HENRY, p. NJ.
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UNION LOTTERY, Class 10 for 1871, TO be positively
drawn in the city of Alexandria, d. C. on saturday, the
Goth day of November, lsll.
by AUTHORITY OF LAW.
For Internal Improvement in iiCrnndrid, ID. C.-Stae
Treasury, Delaware College, and Common schools, in
the state If Ueidpdrc-Uscul Manufactures in the state
Of SOuih CdrOhna-Grccnc and Pulaski Monument in
the city of Savannah and state of G6orgia.
20 Numbcrs--l5 Drawn Ballots.
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Tickets only SlO-A certificate OF Package of26 Tick
cts will be sent for Sl30-Shares in proportion.
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There is one consolation in this early cold
weather. We get rid Of the flies.
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING.

II II. SOUTIiGATE would inform the inhabitants q
/ Woodstock, and vicinity, that he has employed two
Of the best wOrAmen that be found to work nj tho
above business. The work at TiIs shop will be- done by
Ooi and cJycriHcod hGHds ard in the latest fashion,
Al Jobs will he ardnicd o be in the best taste, and all
garments viii he warranted II or the cloth paid for
I = No mistake IN this. -
To prove the above Cl aud try. Shop at present,
Il. II. nailc!'s store.
Also
Cloths and Trimmings for sale at this Shop low
be found in town.
Garments, Cut for others to make notice and il,
the hest Ordcr--nO mistake
Woodstock, May Il, 1911. 5J.r
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MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Glass so
for lSil to he drawn al Baltimore. Md on Wednesday,
Nov. 81, 1911. IS Numbers, II Drawn Ballots.


Tickets Sl0-Sharcs In proportion.
A certificate of Package OF % Whole Tickets will b,
sent Tor Sl3O-Sharos in proportion.
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Tickets only sl0-A certificate Of Package Of IS Tick
cts will be sent for 13O--shares in proportion.
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TO PUBLISHERS OF PAPERS THROUGHoUT TIE
UNITED STATES
'.'Newspapers or Magazines, copying the above
entire, without any alteration or infringement Tin
GLIDING this notice,) and giving it IL inside inser-
tons, shall receive copy ofthe work, (sutieci 10
their order,) by sending directions to The Publisher.
7l-12w
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NOTICE,

A LII persons indebted to the firm ofIIAPGOOD
"A y HENRY, a,c requested to call to make
settlements and Iay immed s,ely, or there will DO
some other &C, urse taken.
HAPGOOD & HENRY.
Bridr, ewa,sv, lsiy I, 1sIl. 62tf
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MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Glass 46
Tor lS1l to be drawn at Baltimore, Md. on Saturday,
| NOV. 3, lS4l 70 Numbers--li Drawn Ballots.
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VIRGINIA LEEsBURG LOTTERY, Glass p for 1sil, ia
be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on Saturday, Nov 9Th
| lSil-75 Numbers IL Drawn Ballots,
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Tickets only SlO-A certificate OF Package Of &c Tick
cts will be sent for Sl30--Shares in proportion.
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Tickets SlO-A certificate of Package Of 25 Tickets
will be sent for Sl3O-Shares in proportion.
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=" Clergyman, superintendent and teachers of
Sabbath schools. Agents of Religious Newspapers
and Periodicals, Poslnlasteis and Booksellers,
throughout the country, are respectfully requested
TO act us our Agents.
No letter pU be taken from The office ;luless
post paid
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GRAND SCHEME.

VIRGINIA WELLSBURG LOTTERY, Glass X for 1871
to be drawn at Alexandria, Va on Saturday the 9th day
iNov., lS4l. rs Numbers--l3 Drawn Ballots.
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VIRGINIA MONONGAIIA LOTTERY, Glass for lSil !,
to he drawn at Alexandria, Va, Saturday, Nov -,
lSil--75 Numbers, IL Drawn Ballots.
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CASH STORE.

VNE subscriber has taken the stock aud stand recently
l. occupied by CHAs. dana, and intends doing business
on the CASH SYSTEM.-llo has just received from
New York ami BOstona
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whom the deceased urged 10 treat him.
saying he would drink pin, of rum il
Miller would pay for it. Supposiug the
man to be jesting, the bar keeper was
told 10 draw it, and the man immediate.
ly swallowed it down. He was soon
after removed from the store and seat
ed on the next stoop. and left there.
About an hour afterwards, he was found
by the bar.keepsr lying stretched out
and insensibe, and conveyed to the Hos
pital. Dr.. Markoe used the stomach
pump and a large quantity Of liquor was
drawn up. and other means used without
effect. The doctor also made a post
mertem examination, and found the
brain much congesed. Verdict: Death
from congestion OF the brain produced
by drinking pint of liquor at a single
draught.
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THE GREAT MEN OF THE Ma
TION.

The leading men of the South during
the revolution and since, have been, with
few exceptions, Of wealthy families, or
at least of families in good eircumstan.
stances and of the frst rank in their re-
spectiVe States. While the leading men
Of the North have sprung up almost
universally, from the poorer classes in
society. The consequence Of this ma
teral difference is, that the Southern
Statesman is destitute Of the most part,
of those practical views Of men and
things, and that intimate knowledge Of
the wants Of all classes Of society, for
which the northern statesman, when
young has 10 contend with the res
augusta domi-tbe narrow circumslan-
ces Of his family Ito make one dollar
do the DUTY Of two-to practice economy
even If he does not preach it. The
Southern Statesman on the contrary has
been all bis life accustomed to have his
wants anticipated by obedient sIaVas;
and 10 enjoy life in its most agreeable
manner. John Adams was the son OF
poor shoemaker. Thomas jefferson
was one of the colonial nobility OF Vir-
gnia, and the heir of thousands Of acres
and hundreds of negroes. Benjamin
franklin was printer and the son of a
talIow chandler. Madison was the son
OF Bishop and heir 10 a forlune.-
Whipple was a sailor, Hopkins a sur.
veyor, Sherman a shoemaker; but ma
ny Of the leaders of the revolution at
the South, we're almost to man of the
very highest rank in society. Men Of
splendid fortunes, educated at Oxford or
Cambridge, associated in their youth
with the sons Of the English nobility,
and in their tastes and dispositions es-
sentially aristocratc. Such we're Pick
ney, Rut!edge. Harrison, Randolph Pen.
dleton and other Patriots at the South.
And so nl the present day. Webster is
The son Of poor New Hampshire farm
er, and is srgmatised as an arstocrat.
Hayne was descended from one ofthe
arslocratic families Of South Carolina,
and was lauded as a democrat. Bur-
CESS was a cooper, Ewing a salt boiler,
COrwin a wagner. While Calhoun,
RiVes, Preston, Berrien, Wise, and Stan
ley are all men Of what are called good
fortunes and Of the highest standing
in their respective counties.--TrOy
Wing.
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.

The National lntelligencer has the
following notification:
1--WE understand that the Secretary
Of the Treasury has selected the follow
ing banks as the agencies Of the United
States for the payment Of the interest on
the public debt:
Bank Of the Metropolis, Washington
The Merchants Bank, Boston.
The Bank Of Commerce, New York"
This little symptom is characteristic.
Federalism s,the ape Of European aris
tocracy in all things.-Globe.
What does this meant The Globe
talking about federalism in Mr.. Tyler's
administration noW This will not do
Whenthe late Cabinet was dismissed,
the public was given distinctly to un
derstand by the Enquirer, New York
Herald, and Madisonian, that there had
been a thorough purgalion Of federalism.
Even the "God like Daniel" by virtue
Of his sPatchoque speech, but still more
byVirtue Of his adhesion to Mr. Tyler,
was washed pure as the driven snow
The Globe ought to have better man
ners.-1Whig.
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FROM ENGLAND AND Lllh

hSh ElNb AIlir
The packet ship Shenandoah air,v
a, Philadelphia on Tuesday evening
bringing Liverpool dates to the 9th
uItimo, several days Ialer than before
received,
The British Parliament met on the
! 9th, and the various leading members
took seats in conformity with the polti-
cal change tha, had occurred. Thus the
Duke OF Wellington occupied the seat
lately held by Lord Melbourne. 10 the
House Of Commons the subject OF sup
plies was made the order Of the dav on
the 7th. Deep excitement was still felt
in relation to the Corn Laws, and let.
ter before US, from a friend, says: ut
is impossible for me to depict the dis
tress that exists in some Of the manu-
facturiag districts, Indeed, without some
change in relation to the Corn Laws,
The Tories must expect stormy time of
it, and grea; difficulty in preserving the
public peace. We are looking with
much anxiety 10 your country for the
results Of the Mcleod case; and all the
reasonable, moderate, and patriotic of
our people hope for speedy adjustment,
and thus perfect reconciliation be-
tween The two countries"
The Overland Mail from China had
arrived, bringing dates from Canton to
the 10Th, and Macao 10 the 20,h of May.
Captain Elliott was temporizing with
the Chinese authorities. and had sue
ceeded in obtaining shipment of eIe.
ven million pounds of lea, and expected
to get out as much more by the close Of
the month.
A ship from England loaded with pro.
visions for the expedi lion, had sailed
north direct to Chusan, knowing nothing
Of recent alterations, when her COM
mander, Capt Stead, R N. was seized
and killed by the Mandarines. Trade
had been partially resumed, but greatly
10 he disadvantage of the English. On
the 18Th of May Captain Elliott, at Can.
ton, moved up the river in steamer,
followed by other vessels. This city
began to be thronged with Chinese
troops Of superior class as soldiers.
All sale OF British and other goods
had ceased, and purchases of tea were
10 be made 10 hard cash. Great prepa-
rations were making by the Chinese,
and great numbers of troops were flock
ing into Canton Nat. Int.
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FRIDAY:::;::;;;:OCT I5, Is41
THE ELECTION.

The reader will fnd the result Of the
annual election in this county IN another
part Of our paper. The whole number
Of votes Polled on Tuesday last, falls
262 votes short of the number polled at
the Gubernatorial election in this coun.
ty,iD l840. The Wings OF Carroll have
been defeated 10 one half of their can.
ddares by the simple operation Of split
hing their tickets, in Centre, Washing.
ton, and Harrison townships. 1t will
be seen by referring to The official ab.
stracl, ahat we speak by the book and
that majority Of the votes pOled are
Wing. OF the causes that led 10 this
unexpected result, and Of the base, cor.
rupt and abominabe means resorted 10
by the Court house clique, we may take
occasion to speak at length hereafter
Sufficient for the day is the evil there.
Of!
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JOHN G. SPENsER, of New York, has
been appointed by the President, Secre
tGry of War.
From The Richmond Whig.

Some Of the Locofoco papers begin
to think they have carried their game of
dece ption towards Mr.. Tyler far enough.
And they are now speaking out, as all
Of them will do soon. The New York
Evening Post has The following:
"M Tyler and his Cabinet is not
our business to defend Mr., Tyler. He
is a Whig in grain, was elected as such,
has surrounded himself by Wing Cab
met. has removed thousands of Demo-
Gratis from Office, aud has approved ofthe
repeal Of the Sub-treasury. He has
therefore no claims upon as
The leading Locoloco Journal 10 Ala
bama thus discourses:
"The President has approved Of the
distribution bill. We hope those demo
Gratis who are 40 ready to take him for
his bank veto will find sufficient reason
for dropping him 10 his approval Of this
iniquilious measure. ID certainly de
Stroys all chance for him Nth fhe Dtmo.
cratic party while his bank veto had al
ready killed him with the Wings
If, as it is very confidently predicted he
will, he should veto the second bank
bill, he will be reduced to very scanly
mate rials out of which to form New
Cabinet. The corporal's guard Of alb
slractonis,s will hardly suffice They
have not strength sufficient to carry on
the Government"
All Of them will follow suit, except
the Enquirer, That paper is so smlrIeo
with admiration and love Of Mr., TYLER
and he terium guilds, that it will sink
or swim.