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piano Forte & Music
STORE,
PETERSBURG, -.

Is RFRC 4 co. hare received oalsse
v -. sressnl uesk TEN PiAaO -.
- rs,.h l. ga and bal usi,se ~.
600 ! .ery snpeEior one - ~ go -.
se.es Ts.s.h AVE ace on bad ssry sssEe
80 - would respectfully ftqcesi 49, 49,
.s;s.sna Genilenen q lIillseosepEh 80 =,
.s.o.s !. - ar n .snl q psaaos, 20 81 -
- shsm snd ~ them sna MI 49, " -
e, W n ,aer ssprriorIy 20 any other inaha.
f.ctnse. We nil gre s .U.a $50 800,
a. ,heir dursbIliy sd keePsns y ashs
NJ, have slso On haada lsrss ssso', 49,
II NlislC IN re lairsl rasliraiion ", -
m l;s;sar. striaes Of al sorts. efal 49,.
eIs,s. AsessSiohs, al kinds q b'ass I, ,..s..s
meets fsr Military Bands, Dsnins 81 - 80
Sc. Sc. ian. ,eren.
q. Berg & CO. would Eesperil1l,i - lsssa !,
nsna .heir sssortmeui of fianss ala = ssle :
Principals and Teachers 81 seheels. -! 49, ~
der sail be isilalally and Pron'P'iy s'ssAse'
-, ,he eoasenience sf purchasers e NoI1
lc,,el;as- Doctor Matson u Oxford, hasinl
lkinal, consented 20 bet as cur Aseh'. - ~
Lon hsua some Of our Instruments. We ~
lsho,,ly establish agonrles n othet Fsiss !
lSo,th Carolina, knowing that Ahsness. -. ~
Pianos become known they All 1e R's's's'
10 any other. So
July IS.
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Last Notice.

ALL persons indebted 10 o. T.. LONG
4 Co. are earnestly requested 20
come forward and make immediate pays
ment. between this and May Court.
Those who fail 10 attend 10 lhis, may
expect 10 be waited upon BY IN officer
,riihOut any eTcPfion.
u. r. LONG &. co.
April4. fs-
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It...;d ifslhs uasal1a ri snexsilsmsni
h.d been pfQanre4 IN lie church y ne
coarse l,s BE- iaksa. - u VAS tiss hrsi
a.s : ishin lis fsealleeiian for tbe lsi Ten
,e.r,. He ka5 prsarhsd sgsiusi prasii-
80 sin aud sirksdBsss. and q had ~ pas
- M hsrmisss; bgiss sooa s. Ne soUeh-
81 lhs failk 81 bic people, they ware al
On esa. lie said u appeared u hin ussi
n. hearers &c ds,ermiaed 20 save ihem-
selves BY " faith al0ne." a. he had neser
bssn aba 10 discover snT very great sbun-
dsace of good works sad 10 thai Psfs'ea-
len he differed mslsIiaily uilii he course
pursued by al bis congregation. u ~
understood lis position lie vas placed
IN, he said. he must qualify OF Isean',
ot hall his congregation would desert
him, end il ne dad qualify or Iseani. ne
olhsr hslI uauld DO The same; Tho two
parties differing with each ether II point
ef Christian duly. end both differing with
him. lie sid both. and il wss IN pre-
tsuing " fsish" 10 .sgood works" snd
uuless taey reformed and walked noFs
| uprighlly 10 The path which they had
marked out Tor themselves. he shoasd a
once desert them, and leave them % ihe
error of ss,eir says. lie should give
l,hem four weeks 20 make up their mindsi
he same space Of lime which hsd been
alIstled him iar similar purpose. Hs
had no mnre 10 ssy.
These words shiyeTed their way among
he congregation like ihundFrbol,. Al
was silence and s0lemniiy. The heal
81 every one was snuek with conscious
/ gait. The old man proceeded With be:
discourse as usual. closed. and dismissed
his people. And this was lhe last thA'
was ever heard d The ReIracIion and an
t.reraclion parties, and The last Of 'he
Holy Wars OF SToKEyILLE.
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, VrerrtBlE anS uniFrfsal Mreieiass
~ - Al. go exregieni q 81 thfuFsneE -
~ - er.seslt perseseHet usth, , e1AralA
-. ... y. s.sry gcssm a iha OKlA fEH bla1aAE-
80 same nriEln. and tnEsftahly afiss
60. - UNIyERSAL BOOT = 81 'd,stAss.
.s..,,x tAFURITf q iAfEhf I'll snsr'a-
,ioa a ne BLOOD.
A ! oe,isa Of lsasle more tAsn si,see yrsss
!. she II thsy have fssissss - s.a,s =
he.lsh ana erloyueni etsl 80 - : .f..n
y. rAs ssisns - tbe dfsi rsrk md
~ "a IN rssaay easca nlsra rteHf eilrr
...... ~ hrrn ssso1led g in saIn-
-. q, 800 n Psia O. eaknefs. shsfi.sahs
-. !, ,eeent. y hrthcF q BE- deainrfenr
- :. 80 .isc. checker 4 aisse fsum etesti.
l-...a.i !, f,on son,e iauneSiaie eause, pie-
80. J. ~ f,ca iutrrnsi 10 rxfcFHal msuts. a
MI M u .ussJ b pesssseFng N lie sse u shsse
fn ~. ,,;..irle Of psreine 9Th Brspjseihis
M. - roatiae bot the 1selefa and d.
..a 1900 fem she h0dy- shr morbid ard
s..,...,s her,ors &c The blood. ihose ihmors
sh.s cause eiscsse-thsy imptee ihe isne-
4 go n nc liver ehen they = tsle ufon shas
a,san. and ehish. ~hsn thel ellie uitn The
n,asrses. procSre ihenmaaism O. up"n he
Detyee. pIodsce eouti o. rea nc otet, rso-
i duee consuus tions o. Nfoe - ~ -
Il ,;,snese. or upon she lining q ihs hood fss-
~. aroplexy end paralysis. and oil ihe TARA
u N disorders - lne.Ancholy y The sthtisT I'D
an Who behold them.
Yes' nurgin iieae hUEofs lHm the body 10
l,hs t1ns esre COR Al tnsse conrisiniss and ~
ery other form Of disease. tbs = ~ n,sie
| .ssrtsion-is " . sssmnnfiSshle sIaih. enc sash
day Il 4 extending itself; fsf end nide = be-
coming lnoA q, and mole and E.ofe spptss.-
Isied.
TIE eure by pufgire nay more dsrend upon
,he laws Nhich produce saasiness o. putH =,
,han NAV ~ eeaelslly insflled. Whatever
,ensis 10 sis rnate. Niii rTsd.ts fisknsss. be-
cause il tends 70 pu,Teisetoni ,heIsiOIe lhe
lnseesfity al constant sxeTtHe e seen-
When constant exercise raraat he ssfed From
Any CAUSE. he occasional use a oFExako
Nsp,c,ss : ABSOLUTELY tquifsd. 1hrs
) he eoedui,s ~ Tic blood. The fean'sin 81 hie
!. arc cpl free from ihose impuiiiiesn nsh ve,ls
4 prevent lie steady current ninisietine health
Thus mordid humoEs ore ptsssnted iIcm be
eom,ns mixed with IL. u . nsiufe which 4
thus assisted through the rlssHs and esiist
, which she has pro,idedfoT henelf.
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Notice.

gpIIE undersigned expects 10 attend ,le Unit
- ed States District Court % NcnbrT on
the 18th Monday in April, and The citcuit Court
Of the United States - liblsigh. on ihc Ieth ~
May. ] shall be pleased 10 attend 20 any pp.
plicaiions iof the benefit Of the Baaktupt law,
or other business IN either 81 the Courts.
Written applications Addressed 20 nc al Nil.
ton, ~. q. will be attended u
N. ]. PALMER,
Attorney Of The U. States Courts.
March "a. IL 3w
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HlLLSBoRoU GU, N. G..
BY DENNIS mEARTr,

AT TnnEE DOLLARS YEAR, On Two noLLAns
FIFTH rEErsIp ram IN A!sAssg.
Those who do not give notice Of their With
10 have their paper discontinued al toe csrira-
tion % The year, will be ricsumtd as ,esnmg
~ on 'nhone. uatil ionniofmsuGcd : Aud 10
rapcr VIII ie discontinued until an arr 1IEcu.
are paid, unless al he option Of The lui,lmfc,.
Advertisements not ,Acrrdug sixteen lDps.
one do,'ar iDT lie first, add iarni, five cuts
lor Each subsequent insrliioir; longer oucs 10
Rf.po'ii0n. QUIT advertisements twenty i've
per rcnt iiahrr. dpdu, tnn al 81, per tent.
WI DC made IL adyc. ,isrl. b, the ,tsr.
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Fall and WintcI
GOODS,

" y
Liza AZ Nil sell vsEy cheap faT cash, o. %
r,e5,t "a Rsnesual dralrfsL llts siosA CON
pnses. IL pat, The following;
saperior wool, dyed BLACK CLOTHS
IL, "a. Blue do.
no do. Invisible Green, 10.
Do. Brown. and DIab. do.
DO. Steel mixed %.
Beaver and pilot Cloth,
Cloaks and 0seTcosis.
Fancy Cassimeres, Salineis,
Kentucky James, keTseyss
SIX. ssIin, and Meri- yEsTINGs.
no,
us,ino Gloves, Shirts. and Drawers,
Stocks. Crayass. Shirt Callars. Basoms,
White and Green Mackinaw Blankets
Whitney & Rose DO.
Jackonel and French Muslin,
Fisured, striped. and plain Silks,
Black and blue. black Dc.
French, English aud American Prints.
Black, figured, and plain M0usselin de
Lanes and Chslliss.
Rlaek and blce-black Bombazines,
French and English Merinoes.
SILK and Moussclin, de Lane Dress Hand.
kerchieis,
lPacIioni, Rob Roy, end Plaid Sbawis.
Long Lawn. Hem stitch and '.lnen Cam
brio IIandkeTchiels,
Daniask and Bird'eye Diaper,
I,leached and brown Table Covers.
Irish Linen, black and brown Holland,
! Worked Collars. Edeines snd lnserlings,
Florence and Straw Braid, Silk and Cy'
PRESS Bonneis.
Hoods, Flowers, Bonnet Ribbons, I'm
| breIlas, &c.
ALSO,
BEAVER, Fur, Brush and Wool HATS.
Genllemen's end Boys Fur. Cloth, ant
| Hair CAPS,
Csen,leaen's pegged and sewed Boot
! and Shoes,
Coarse Broghsns,
Ladies Leather and Morocco Shoes an'
l Slippers.
| Do. Cater Boots.
Boys and Misses Boots and Shoes,
Glass, Queenswarc, Croekery, aud Ston'
II Ware,
lIardvare and Cutlery,
Chocolaie. Mace. Cloves,
Mnlssses. LOAF and Brown Sugar.
Black and Green Teos,
Powder. Shot. Nails. Window Glass,
White Lead and other Paints, &c. DC.
l..J eli nthar asti.Ies usuatiy brotteht 20 thi
lmarkei. -
II WILLIAM NELSON.
! November 90. o.
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WING MEETING.

A WING MEETING will be held at Mason
- Hall, at 2 O'Clock, on Friday the 9Th Of
May next, for the purpose Of nominating dele
gates to the County Convention 70 be held st
iIillsborongh on Friday Of May Cont. &c.
neral attendance Of ali parties is requested.
April 20. 2l-
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

a DEMOCRATIC MEETING viii be HEX
"a in Hillsbofough on the iirst Saturday 10
May. for the purpose Of appointing delegates
10 represent Capt. Richards district IN Oh,
County Convention. 10 be held IL Hillsborcugh
on Tuesday Of May CouEi. All persons are
requested 20 attend.
April 26 81
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Attention.!

First Light lnfmIry cempa,y o,,aei.d 10 ike
47h Regiment N. Inoi,aa srlitia
you are ordered and commanded 10 appear
- ut tie house Of Jos . Bacon, on SGlnr.
day Tao liih oil May BcEt, ~ eleven U'elock,
armed aud equipped os The l.a directs. Ia full
unIioEm, with siN rounds Of powder, Tor drill
muster and couIl martini.
By order ~ The Captain, 1885,
WM. DICKSON, O. S.
hpulI2. p ....... lg--
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wm. GiIlum. Of Alexandra. Tho rcr.
son who set spring gun in he poultry
house, By which a msn Was killed lev
nights ago, has been arrested for the act.
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Mattresses,

EITHER Double or Single, made TO
order-an article Of great conlor,,
either in summer or winter. Orders lcf,
a tie office Of the IlIIlsborcugh Rccvr.
der viii be duly sl,euded 10.
July "a. Sc
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O9S0S3
VERY CuEAP!!

4 the subzersker intends 10 ooatinse -
n hs.iaes, al lhe 90 sisad 81 Parker ! = 81
=. = woald take this meths.d 60 inissn ~.
T,.ess. ana The pablic generally, that ne -
~, rrerised alarss and vel sricrisd assam
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Notice.

81 Application viii be made 70 Ito
next General Assembly Of The State of
Norlh Carolina, for DIVISION ufihe couu-
" Of Orange.
MANY VOTERS.
March nc. IS
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Notice.

Notice.
SpHR firm Of MEBANE s TuREER being
- this day dissolved by mutual eonsent.
they request all those indebted to the concern
10 come forward and settle their accounts
forthwith, without further notice. as money is
greatly wanted. We hope none will except
themselves from this notice.
MEBANE a. TURNER.
April 70. 2o--
to-. The business will heresfter be
~ conducted by the subscriber. lie
would return his thanks 10 the public for the
liberal patronage heretofore extended TO the
firm, and hopes Cor continuance Of the same.
JAMES MEBANE, yR.
April 10 90
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Negroes for Sale.
List of Letters,

List OF IGltcFS,
Remaining in the Post Office a, HILLSIDE
rough, N. G.. on the isl day Of April,
1912, which, if not taken nul IN three
months, will be Gent 10 the General
Posi- Office as dead letters.
.+.. A X
Anti inertian Society Washington King
Mrs Horgarut II. Allis J.
jamrs Ash,ey James Lindsey
ID Wm Lea
Rachcl'Bslland Thomas I.asIley
Calvin 5 Brown M
Jchu Brown Jehn l. M,nte
AbneT Ba,hff Jnbn .afu,,oek
) ~. Batbee I;eo ~ M,r,oxy
William Bowls. sea. slldy .N.Eay
William l.. Bowls I.bn A N.sianuin
u Samuel Mcdhp
Hcnry Cats Moore McCullock
Reuben Garden p
GterN Of County Court Sally p.ry
Isaac CrabtTce ia IL
NiiliamCoue I,p.,a
snmurl Couch fsq. ,n't,
John II CrGlcl fields ". a. nj
Jumcs CrnteLheld ~
ID
Miss N " d. Rnssct ~"'N"
William Davis
Capt Wiiiam Durham heof?e hnodes
ajY,s nn,hsm D3!iy X hetts
Iobn e Douyinss William Rogers
James Dnehaity ,""''a h"oson
nnbcn pny James Roach
T. S
aIiss Marcy N Ellis Thomas J Sharp
Charles e Smith 2
Edwatd FonyiIle Xander Strain
James Fowler Samuel W Simpson
Mrs Lucinda F1eeIaud MARY Stany
q Spencer K Murray
william Guess L
John OrSarpsnn Glenn James Turner, Renr
William Grilin Jas. Thompson ioinok,
Geofge b Gordon TOWN.
IL Page Tree
Delta Hopkins w
Mrs Kennedy laugh. May wilson
Ton hi0rlal, Wilson
| Eliza liorn Folly W,ls.u
JOHN Holloway Wmg Williams
hroerca Hopson John aiIliams
WIN llanney Henderson Wood or
Hugh Riggs
Alexander Justice 2 Frank X Worsham
III" Persons caIliag for any of The aboy
letters will please say they are advertised.
TlIOS. CLANCY, r. N.
/ April5. Is
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DR.. nRANDRETIi's 0fLee In Virginia, Is
rs5 MAIN SHEET, RICfssfONDs
Near tie Old Market.

n here The Pills can be obtained a. rs esnls pei
bog, Nth full directions.
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Equity Sales.


sell Real Estate.
1gEs< by virtue Of decree in this |
tJseSA case. made az sfarch term, 1919, /
kTiSs shall proceed 10 sell 10 the highest |
-. bidder, al the house Of John Moore, |
an tbe 9Th day &C day next, TRACT OF
/. AND containing sixteen and hall acres, adj
ioinine The lands Of Henry 0'Daniel and Others
Also, ONE TRACT Of ninety siK acres, ad-
Joining the lands OF Jesse 0sDalicl and others.
A credit Of twelve months will be given, the
purchaser giving bond and approved security.
JAMES WEBB, c. an.
A,n;l6. lS- Nv
Thomas Moore-Peiilion TO sell Real
Estate.
ER by virtue Of decree in
ESaFFSlA this case, made AZ March term,
E5lsSs, 1912, shall proceed 10 sell TO
the highest bidder. before the
s,oIe III Jesse iiargrave, on the Ith day Of May
next. the brick HOUSE 10 Chapel Hill, now
occupied by M,lns Davis as Shoe shop.
credit Of one and two years will be gwen. the
purchaser giving bond and approved security
JAMES WEBB, C. a. N.
A,,;Is IS-4w
Francis Henderson and others-Petition
TO sell Land.
nc;-s- BY virtue Of decree in this
EsEsI3ssss rase. made at March Term. 1912, ]
~ stall proceed to scll.to the highest
49,. bidder, before the court house IN
nIIIsborouah, on the Esd day Of May next,
TRACT or LAND on tie waters OF Morgan's
creek. adjoining tie land Of VIM Brewer.a aud
othefs, sssntainina Two handred andEicn acres.
4 creii, of twelve months will DC given, the
purchaser giving bond and approved security
JAMEssWEDB, c. & NJ.
April 5. lS-4w
Nathaniel NJ. Darlington and wife e. Du-
rel Mmgum and others.
Petition 10 sell Land.
gn-7- BY tirtue OF decree in this
teSg5tf.s esse. made at March term lS42, !
isyl.5 shall projected TO sell 10 the highest
~. bidder, before the court house ~
ifiisInIDuuh. on the 23d day g May next. q
TRACT or LAND on the waters oil Fla, Ri'
yer ahioininr the lands Of Robert Hall and
others. containing one hundred acres. Crc-
dst Of Twelve months will be given, the purcha.
ser giving bond ard approved security.
JAMES WEBB, C. & NJ.
April 5. Isl"
Baxter Davis and wife, and others q. john
Strain and others.
Petition 10 sell Land.
f;Sgse BY virtue Of decree in this
CSS1s:s,s case, made Ut March term, 1882,
ESs.@ shall proceed to sell 20 the hIghrsi
..=zss,=-. bidder, before tho court house IN
sslIIs6onngh. on the Esd day of Of May next,
TRACT OF LAND lying on Butand creek,
adj pning the lands OF Miraih STRAIN aud 9th
e,s supposed 20 contain one hundred acres
4 c,e!lt q. Twelve months will be given, ;ht
ngtcLasyr giving bond aud approved security
JAMES WEBB, c. & NJ.
AnYil s, lS--4w
Thomas Terrell and others u. William
Brooks and others.
Petition to sell Real Estate.
Ssgx by virtue Ct decree in Iiis
| -. - ease, made at March term, 1872.
EWsa shall proceed 10 sell 20 the highest
| ,srsEs5>. bidder, before The court house in
| fiillsbnroneh, on the 23d day Of May next, the
| LOT No 10, now occupied by Robert Eaton,
| adIoiaing j. G. Turrentinc and others. ere.
| iiI oI twelve months will he given, the purcbu'
ser giving bond aud approved secnniy.
JAMES WEBB, c. & NJ.
April 5. lS-4"
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.goRaf's Vegetable Life
Medicines.

THESE Medicines are in
debted Tor their name 10 ihci
manifest and sensible action
IN purifying the springs and
channels .l life. aud eaduing
them with renewed tome and
yigor. In many bundled Ger.
cited cases WHICH have been
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Remaining in the Post Office a. HILLSIDE
Tongh, N. c. on the Isl day Of April,
1912, which, if not taken nul IN three
months, will be sent 10 the General
Posi- Office as dead letters.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-11
Aug. 10, ls4S.

We this week give the proceedings of the Democratic
Convention, and though they occupy considerable
space, yet we hope no man, and least of all dem-
Ocra, will be deferred from giving them calm q at
ientive perusa The letter of Allen while it breathes
the spirit and genius Ofthqt gifted Senator. gives his"
tory of fFoderaIism-iederal bumbuggey, ,encrOachmenf
reckessness usufpation and Tyranny yet sur
passed. and which no patriot read without shudder'
ing. The address, is made up ofeyery day facts, put
together in such plain way, thatho who runs may
rad and understand the subjects treated rpon-while
the Resolutions speak out in tones cfthunder The sem
ents Of ieemsn Jealous Of their rights 1.-The principles
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-11

CONGRESS- This body is still engaged as it
has been the last 2l2 days. at cost of from three TO
four thousand dollars cay, to the people, The House
in wrangng, and the Senate on the great tax bill, to
protect the specuIaors, and punder The working cas
ses, for their support The National Inelgencer says
it will be the middle ofSepember, before Congress ad
iourns Another whig paper, the N. Y. Herald says,
1T is now highly probable that Congress will close in
an elegant row in few days, leaving the President
without revenue, without money, without credit. The
Senate have voted in favor of the distribution tariff b
it will pass both houses and then the Captain will veto.
On this both houses will have flare up, and adjourn
without passing any law. Weare now almost with-
out government; then we shall be without rag Of
any thing. No money credit, no law, no nothing,
but fights, riots, and vulgar politicians"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-11
INDIANA ELEcnoN-GLoRIoUs NEWS.

We have the Statesman of the 9Th with the rooster
GROWING the coon on his back, and the bung out the
the cider barrel, at the news from Indiana 1t says,
democracy has literally swept the State. The cor
rupt swindling spendhrits of whggery are most en-
phatically discarded in the Hoosier State BY this we
gain U. s. Senator-specie payments continued, or
the Bank ordered TO wind up-the corrupt and swind-
ling operations of the money mongers checked in
their further career of extravaganza and plumber
high tariand high taxation laid low and confined to
the absolute wants Of the Government. Such are the
glorious results ofa full and complete democratic tri-
umph over the, fallen two dollars day and roast
beef promises ofthe coon skins"
From the Indiana State Sentinel
HAIL THE DAY SPRINGS HIGH TARIFF LAID
LoW-CROWl CHAPMAN CRoW-DEMOC.
RACY TRIUMPHANT.
Let the shout be heard and the camp fire blaze,
Where the war note loudly pealed."
The citadel is safe Contrary TO our anticipation yes
terday we have carried our toketin this, Marion Co.
Brown and Johnson are elected over their whg com.
petitors notwithstanding the tremendous exertions
made in their favor. Nearly our full ticket is elected:
Hardly wings enough left to give false accounts Of the
returns. Have we not reason to crowl For the first
time in many years-indeed about the first time the
democrats have ever dared to run full ticket in this
county, and we have succeeded. Give Joy.
The returns come in finely, Not doubt remains
but we have carried the whole State.
We have gained senator IN Johnson, and one in
Hamilton and Boone.
In Hendricks, we understand that old Billy Towns
send the celebrated Relief Law Maker, has beaten hIs
opponent. The regular whig by small majority. The
regular wings have been kicking at old Billy; but now
he is Senator for three years, they will Try and curry
favor with him. Go it coons.
About tomorrow, we shall begin to issue our figures
Will the Journal tell us about those decided major"
itiesl'
Fountain county. Democrats elected.
7ippecamOe uouny, Senator and Representatives all
elected.
Montgomery county, Democrats all elected.
Also, Boone, Sullivan, Bartholomew Floyd, alL
all Democratic. o.
In addition to the above, the Democrats have carried
Dearborn, franklin, and Union, and2 out Of the. 3
members in Rush county. The wings aud Abolitionsts
have carried Harrison, Fayete, Wayne, Randolph d
Henry. We should not be surprisedto hear that tho
Democrats have carried two or three 10 in the State
Oftbo above counties now democratic, Floyd, Dear-
born, Marion, Bartholomew, TPPccanoe, Hendricks,
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shoes all off except the left hind foot which is
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A NEW WRINKLE. IVA observe in the legislative
proceedings, petition from 81 citizens ofZanesville,
praping for law 20 instruct the convirs Of the Ohio
panitentiary, in the a'ts, professions and sciences,
instead lhe mechanical branches, uss now the case.
If this isn't the last new kick what isl They had
better make Bankers oflhem and then repeal the indi'
Uidaal liability clause or else. as ThoWas L. Hamer,
says, they wont accept any chartersi