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ELECTION RETURNS.
l4,l59 l5,4s5 1928 10,


For the legislature, the returns are still ncom-
plete although is certain that the democrats have
both branches.
We have one majority in the Senate. To the
House, consisting of rs members, the democrats
have certainly elected SO members, Ia majority
and the wings IS. Upton and Lauderdale, men,
Der, and Dyer and Obon, !, to hear from-both
democratic districts.
The Nashville Wing" thus gives it up; "The
western district mail has been received and
brings disastrous tidings for the wings. Stanton,
democrat, has been elected to Congress by upwards
Of 800 majority-a democratic gain. Williamson,
democrat, is elected to the Senate from the Shelby
district, and Pearce, democrat as Floaer from the
same district; while Fisher, democrat, has been
elected to the House of Representatives from the
county of Fayette. This ensures democratic ma
jorty on joint ballot in the legislature. The demo-
Gratis have carried the State-both governor and
Legislature"
ALABAMA.
Chancellor Martin I'd. } is, in all probability, elect
ed governor over Terry (D), and billiard (W,) is
certainly elected Cochran CD in the district
lately represented by Mr.. Beser.
KENTUCKY.
Extract Of letter TO the Editor, dated
August Is, ls45
Our election is over and although we may have
carried few Of the congressional Districts the result
foreshadows the speedy overthrow Of whigery-even
in Kentucky. In the last August election, Owsley's
majority over Butler was 1900 votes. Compare
the congressional poll this August, and the wing
majority does not quite reach three Mosand-a dem.
ocratic gain of 2 600 votes. Again: have gained
smarty in both branches Of the legislature; yet the
wings here affect to claim victory! cannot doubt,
handwriting on the wall. 1t should be borne in
mind, that the districts were avowedy constructed
to leave US but one district--Boyds.
Caldwell, who has covered himself with honor,
has reduced majority of ,500to 75and that, too,
against man of decided talents, backed by great
270 and but for the prevalence of powerful local
feeling in the county (Hardin) Of his competitor,
he would have been reelected.
Thus much for the election in Kentucky. Who
can doubt the annihilatng effect of the democratic
triumph in Indiana, Tennessee, &C., &c
NORTH CAROLINA.
The "Richmond Enquirer" says that Clingman
is defeated by the following vote
Chngman's majorues Grahams maJorines.
Cherokee, ......... 270 Macon. ...........6 90
Haywood, ...........99 Yancey, .........l I2
Buncombe, ..... 1923 Rutherford, 1856
Henderson, ........ 66 Caldwell, -. $50. l04
Mcdowell, .l54 Cleaveland, ...... 679
Burke. .........I o4
l,44l
1851 i,osi
900
Tn lie Edif0r of lie Union:
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We learn from the New Orleans Jeffersonian Re-
publican, that John H. Harmonson, of Avoyelles,
has been unanimously nominated by the democratic
district convention Of the third district, for the seat
in Congress vacated by the death Of General Daw-
SON. Mr.. H. lately represented the parish Of
Avoyelles in the Senate Of the State, and is said to
be, in every way, worthy Of the station for which
he has been nominated
Extract of leiier, dated
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nENTTSTRY.-DR. VAN PATTEN will con-
H. tinue at his office without interruption tnis
summer that all who desire may at any time, avail
themselves of his services. He refers most conf
IDENTIFY to the medical profession, and the citizens
generally. Office few doors from Browns and
Coleman's hotels, Penn. avenue.
T,,l., rT-qrns b.
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New OnLEANs, August Ia.
Our new constitution will be adopted without OPP
position; and Johnson and Landry will be elected
by 1900 to $500 majority.
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A RATTLE OF SPLENDID FURNITURE
ii. Z 10 WORTH of furniture will be put up
DCOO as soon as all the chances are taken, at
nv ware-room on 11th street. Cards can be seen
at all the principal hotels, where chances can be
taken at IS per chance; and at my ware-room.
Auy Iq-3t WIN. Mel. GRIPS.
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FIFTH DISTRICT.

This we call the metropolitan dstrict-rcpressnt-
ed in last Congress by Hon. R. M Saunders. =
G. Dobbin (dem.) is elected by the triumphant ma
iority Of 1904 Mr.. Saunders's majority was un,
der ESQ. two year ago. Lest the world may mol
know The vo1ne gentleman who came out to keer
the federal party rallied, and who did his part ex
ceedngly well, add his name too--Mr. Haughton
NJ Chatham, Mr.. Dobbin 10 a clever fellow, an &C
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NORTH CAROLINA.

OhItOIlIINIks !
The "Richmond Enquirer" says that Clingman
is defeated by the following votes
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ALABAMA.

Chancellor Martin ID is in all probability elect
ed governor over Terry (D.), and billiard (W) is
certainly elected over Cochran (D) in the district
lately represented by Mr.. Beser.
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NoRTH CAROLINA, Aug. 10, la45.
A table Of the number Of votes given to candidates
in each Of 60 or 70 counties, would be very dull
task to write, and very Improbable reading; and
therefore 'scontent" myself with sending you the
results Of each congressional district and If they do
not 'conient" you too, why then ! must say you
are hard to satisfy.
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.The administration understand have taken men
urea II necessary TO bring much more effective fore
into the feld.--UFtoN
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THIRD DISTRICT,

Represented in the last Congress by Deberry,
(fed.) For the next Congress, gentleman by the
name Of General Dockery, volunteer federal candi-
date, has beaten the regular and formal nominee OF
federal convention, Mr.. Worth. This is getting on
pretty well, you will say. The democrats had no
candidate in two districts--vz: the LIST and 4th, -
and the federaliss set to work and beat themselves
They made battle in the other seven, and routed
them in six--only losing the seventh by % votes
But look at the majoritiesl
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THE PATENT GALvANIC RINGS,
And CriStie's Magnetic Fluid.

UyHIs remarkable discovery has received ne univer-
i sal appreciation OF The Medical Profession OF Great
Britain and has now been sufficiently long before the
American public TO give fair Of s power and eff
cacy The Patent Galvanic Rings have been found TO
answer all the purposes for which the ordinary Gavanc
battery or Electric and Magnetic Machines are used
but are without any Of the Injurious shocks which accom-
many the applications by these Instruments and III many
other SAT, and certain IN accomplishing
the desired object
The Galyanic Rings have been used with perfect Ge-
cess in all cases Of rheumatism. acute or chronic, apply
ing 10 the head face limbs, Gou Tic OOoreuI, Tooth
ache Bronchitis, Vertigo, Nervous or Sick Headache
Indigestion, PARALYSIS, Patey, EpIlipsey, Fits, Cramp
Palpation OF the Heait ApopleIy, Stiffness o, Joints
Lumkago Spinal Complaints, Neuralgia, General Deb
Ity Deficiency of Nervous Energy, and all Nervous Dis
orders Their extraordinary effect upon the system must
he witnessed TO he believed end as Certain preventive
for the preceding complaints they are equally to te re-
commended. The alvanc Rings are IN every way per-
ecy harmless and sold al prices TO be within reach
Of ALL Chrslies Magnetic Fluid IS used in connection
with the Rings render their efficient action CERTAIN
and 10 direct the Galvanc influence Ia particular parts
which are affected. For numerous certhcates OF Inc
highest character egardns the efficacy Of the GavaRie
Rings and Magnetic Fluid reference Is made TO former
advertiser nts they may be sssa At the ONCE The
only Agency in New York Is at l3i Fulton street, suh
PaIcrs-For Gold Rings dollars and 50 eachi fnf
Common Rings 50 cents each; G1vanlc Fluid dolla.
per bottle.
TO guard against fraud, Or. CrStie appoints hut one
agent in any Of the United States The only agency IN
Richmond isai ALEA. Duvah ",
eeot5. l47 Main street.
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J. A. MARTIN

D ESPECTFULLY returns his thanks TO the
IL citizens OF Richmond, for the liberal Sup
port they have thus far favored him with, and
would inform them he has just returned from the
North with we'll selected stock Of Cloths, Cas-
simeres and Vesings, which he will manufac-
turc 10 order, in a fashionable and workmanike
manner.
He is, also, receiving supply Of new and
fashionable Ready Made Clothing, which will
be sold for cash, at the lowest possible rates.
His stock embraces every thing that appeTtains
10 gentleman's wardrobe, and all that is desira-
BILE for The approaching season; and will be fur
nished at as reasonable rates as they can be pro-
cured al any other similar establishment in Rich
mond. Thankful for past tavors, he earnestly
solicits continuance Of patronage from gene
rous public. J. A. MARTIN,
I3i Main ST., few doors below Exchange Bank
Nov eff
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|, DESIRABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber offers for sale the estate lying
i near Prince Edward Court House, known
as Springfield The trac, OF land contains 800
acres, very fair proportion Of which consists OF
excellent wood land and low grounds, large
quantity Of improved high land, with good build
ines, and all necessary Improvements for a CON-
Portable residence. II is situated within one mile
of Prince Edward Court House, two miles from
Hampder Sidney College, and seven miles from
Farmville. These places furnish constant and
excellent market for all Gifts productions. There
is no place in Virginia more entirely healthy and
no society superior in intelligence and morality
10 that in is immediate vicinity. It's nearness to
the Court House and College, afford superior ia
cililies for education. There are Two hourishing
female schools, and one male school, at The Court
House
The overseer will show the premises 10 any
person wishing TO see them. Persons wishing 10
purchase, will address the subscriber at Farm
Vile, Prince Edward county, Virginia.
TERMS :-One third cash, on delivery Of The
deed, and the residue in one and two years. For
the deferred payments, bond and security will be
required. CHAS. 5. DARLINGTON.
July Il-ctf
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STATIONS Office,


MO. 5, SOUTH FOUR TEENTH
IN STREET.
Schemes for the Week.
Draining reecipcd ereTy dap al l O'clock, p. NJ
4 OF 10000 Dollars! 10 of 1000 Dollars
Observation-Disclosures, $50, Extra Capitals
4 Of 10000 dollars 10 Of 1000, &c. IS Nos IA
drawn. Wholes IS; Halves so; Quarters 25.
5000 Dollars 2,2OO Dollars!
Observation-Disclosures, 2SI, Extra. Capt.
tails: 5000 dollars, 2,2OO l7OO 300, 5 OF ,O0O
&c. IS Nos, IL drawn. Wholes s. so; Halves
25; Quarters 62i cts.
10000 Dollars! 5000 Dollars!
Thurstay-Alexandria 282, Extra. Capitals:
10000 dollars, 5000, $500, 10 of 1000, &c :
10 Nos, IA drawn. Wholes S. Halves 80;
Quarters 25.
1000 Dollars 1000 Dolla's
Frday-Mononsa No. 8, Extra. Capt.
tails: 1000, 1000, 600. 300, 900, &c. Is Nos,
l3 drawn. Wholes 81 Halves so cts.-Quar-
tiers IS cts.
5000 Dollars! 1000 Dollars!
Saurday-AleIandria, 2S4, Extra Capitals:
IA drawn. Wholes S3-Halves 50-Quarers
Is cents.
10000 Dollars 10000 Dollars
Monday morning-Alcxandria, No. As. Ca
pitfalls: 10000, 10000, $40, 5000, Of 1000,
of 500, of $50 S OF 200, 40 Of 500, sc.
IS Nos. IL drawn. Whoes SlO-Halves 5
Quarters so.
Orders for Packages, Certificates of Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries will be
promptly attended to- and drawings sent when re-
quested Please address orders to
N. STRATTON,
Nov 81 Richmond. Va.
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60 Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber in Bucsing-
n ham county, Virginia, on his way South,
three Negro Men, 10 wit: -
RICHARD, about feet high, % or 80 years
of age black and stout mademsOd in Richmond 1a,S,d
Point; no visible marks recollected. He had on
when he left white fur hat with very small
brim. and suit of summer clothes.
TOM dark complexion, u years old, abont5
feet 8 inches HIGH has scar on the left jaw, from
The toothache-the skin seems TO have grown to
the bone. Had on when he LETT black slick cap,
and suit OF summer clothes. Tom was sold in
Richmond by Isham Lowry, and formerly be-
longed to the estate OF Mrs. Trevillian, of Hano-
yer county, Virginia.
ALBERT, dark complexion, "a years old,
about feet or inches high, very stout and
muscular; no visible marks recolected, was sold
in Richmond by Charles d. Pellus of Halifax
county, Virginia. | will give the above reward
OF sixty dollars for the apprehension and delive-
nv OF The above named slaves 10 Bets & Edmond
son in Richmond, with all reasonable expenses
of conveying them to said place, or twenty dol
lars and expenses for either one of them.
June 6-c1f F. C. BRADY.
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2sfrbnrooa0 lEmqttfrRr.
LOTTERIES.
J.F. Word. Lottery VeInder,

OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND Posr
OOFFicE, RICHMOND, Virginia, sells Tickets in
all lotteries under The management of. G. Gregg
ny & Co., on The same terms that they are sold at
the Managers Office.
The year iS4o winds up with grand display
Of Lotteries. Notwithstanding ;he large number
Of Capital Prizes that have been sold recently
The Managers Gregory & Coz seem determined
10 issue more brilliant Schemes than they have
ever done before. In the month Of December
one CAPITAL of 10000 dollars, one OF $4,000 dol
lars, Capitals OF TO- 900 dollars, Tin one scheme,
and one OF 81, 294 dollars, will be distributed.
II will be seen that the price of Tickets is un-
usually low in these Schemes-l0 dollars for
$4,000 10 prizes of 10000 dollars, tickets only
10, &c, &c. The leading prizes and prices Of
packages, will be lound below:
Splendid Lotteries for December.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass &c, 10 draw 9Th of
December. Capitals: $4,000, 10000, 5000 5000,
of 1887, 4 OF 1000, 200 prizes OF 500 &c
Tickets 10 dollars halves and quarters in pro-
portion. A certificate OF package of whole
tickets will be sent for $780, halves G5 90; quar-
lers 80 so.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass AZ, 10 draw 18th De.
cember $4,000 Dollars Capilal-Tickels TO-
Capitals: so 900, $4,000, l0, 600, 5000, 1000, so
OF 1000, &c. Whole tickets TO- halves S, quar-
ters2 so. 1870 dollars will buy certificate of
package of whole tickets in this scheme Every
man in the country should have chance in this
Lottery.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 49, to draw Deem
Der 20. Capitals: prizes Of 10000 dollars are
10000 dollars, 25 prizes of 1000 &c. Tickets
only 10 dollars. A certificate Of a package only
100 dollars.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 49, to draw 9th De-
cember Capitals: 1924 dollars, 10000, 5000,
5000, IS prizes Of 1000, &c. Tickets 10 dollars.
A certificate of package costs 40 dollars
shares in proportion.
Orders for tickets, addressed 10 the undersign-
ed always come safe. Please address
J. F. WORD, Richmond.
II Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certif-
cafes OF packages in the above Splendid Lotteries,
Cor smaller ones, that are drawn every day in
the week enclosing cash or prize Tickets,
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account OF each drawing sent Immediate
" after it is over 10 all who order from
Nov 81 J. F. WORD. Richmond, Va.
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JAMES RIVER CANAL
RICHMOND, NOVEMBER %, ls45.
A r RIVED


Boat Velvetdeer, ]. w. Broaddus, with 40 tons
mdze., from Lynchburg. to II. Ludam & Co.,
c. SPOTS.
Boat Nanny Perkins, Geo. Cabell, with 5sI
tons ndze from New Market, to A. t. Harris,
L. d. Crenshaw, Bro. & Co., B. PeytoD, Parrish
q Beazley, and r. Gwathmey.
Boat Commerce, J. R. Beal with 43, tons
mdze from Scotsvie, TO Shields & Somerville,
Blair & peterborough, Fys & Co., J. J. Faris
& Co, Deane & Brown, and Workman, McGru-
der & Co.
CLEARED,
Boat Ohio, S. Scott, with Ii tons mdze., for
Lynchburs.
Boat Tennessee, D. Crumpacker, with 24i
tons mdze., for Lynchburg
Boa. Champion, S. Guerran,, with IS. tons
mdze., for Scolisville
Boa, Lexington, B. Goolsby, with al ions
mdze. for Lynchburs.
Boat James Madison, VIM. Tompkins, with
"a tons mdze., for Scotsvie.
Boat Richmond ]. Donald, with II tons mdze.
for Hardwcksville and Lynchburg.
Boat Octavia, J. D. Burton with 80 tons mdze
or Lynchburg.
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LOTTERIES.
WOrthalll's Office.
MO. 7, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
IN MOND, Virginia.
LOTTERY FOR THIS MORNING.

LOTTERY FOR THIS MORNING.
Capitals: prizes Of 10000 Dollars! Alex
andria Lottery, Extra, Glass No 2sO.-Draw-
ing comes per mail To-day. Prizes oil
10000 dollars, OF 5,424, 10 Of 1000, 10 OF 400
30 Of 200, so OF $50, 249 of 100, &c. eNos., IL
drawn. Tickets 5 dollars-shares in proportion.
LOTTERY FOR THIS AFTERNOON.
Capital $1,000! Alexandria, Extra, Glass No.
26l. Drawing comes per mail tomorrow
Prizes $4,000, 1900, 100. 300 l,l3G, 100, 5
OF 1000 Of 500, 10 Of 200, 10 of $50, 10 OF 100,
&c.-75 Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets 81 5O-Shares
in proportion.
Lotteries TO be Drawn at Alexandria Soon.
Nov. 29ll,-S4O,0OO, 10000, 5,s4O 5000, S Of
1000, of 500, 5 of 1850, 40 of 500, &C., &c.
Dec 6th-s3O, 600, 10000, 5000, 5000, . Of
1887, OF 2,OOO 200 of 500, &C. Tickets $40.
Dec. l3th-$50,000, $1,000. 10, 900, 900, 1000,
so of 1000, &c. Tickets $40.
Dec 20h-Six prizes Of $4,000, each, are
10000, $500, 2,340 25 Of ,O00 &c. Tickets $40.
Tickets and packages in all the Lotteries ad-
ver1ised by J. G. Gregory & Co., for sale on the
same terms at this Office
N. B. All orders confidential, and postage paid
al this Office without charge.
Nov. 25 CHAS. WORTHAM
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The Cash System.

SILAs MERCHANT, (Cash Clothing store,
- il2 Main Street) con6ning his sales to cash
invariably, is thus enabled to sell his goods lower
man those who make the paying purchaser make
up the deficit OF the non-paying-whioh must al
ways be The case in credit or mixed business
And believing, also, that small profits and quick
sales are preferable to large profits and slow sales
ne ne has adopted The nimble sixpence motto and
oilers his goods accordingly.
:, bis goods are all fresh, and having been bought
.neap Tor cash, and made up under hi. own in
spectlon, will be found lower than the same
Suality can be found else where.
\. All This he pledges himself to demonstrate. 10
Kan a,isiac''on Of the purchaser, upon application
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LAND FOR SALE.

TN pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
L Of Abemarle county, pronounced at the October
term 1874, In the case of Darneie vs. Darneille &C.,
on THURSDAY, the 9th day Of November, le45, the
Tract Of Land called Enfield, the present residence Of
Mrs. Sarah w. Uarnele, lying within one and quar-
ter miles of scotsvie in said county, containing 5s
acres The conveniences that this land has over the
most OF land now in market render il very valuable
Only slOO of the purchase money will be required in
show the land to any person wishing buy before tho
day or ale AUSTIN M. APPLlNG,
Oct 9s-cwtds Commissioner
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improvement i'm Dental Sur.
T0vsv

TINE undersigned respectfully invites the at
i ,enlion Of all Immediately interested to one
Of The greatest Improvements ever discovered in
Dental Surgery, viz: the insertion OF incorrupli-
bic teeth in blocks, with artificial gums.
Two months practical instruction during last
win,ev with some OF the most eminent dentists at
the North, Cat great expense,) combined with
former knowledge Of the manufacture ofporcelain
teeth, together with many experiments since that
time, warrants him in assuring all who desire to
avail themselves of his professional services, that
they can be supplied with teeth Of hi. own manu-
iacure superior 10 anything Of the kind hereto
fore introduced in Virginia, and at the same rates
as the ordinary porcelain teeth.
II being impossible 10 expa,ia,e fully on their
merits in the limits OF an advertisement, he re-
specially solicits all who feel interested TO call
and examine specimens A glance will suffice
y convince those who have worn artificial teeth
OF their superiority over all others Office GIT
Main street. r. N. HUDSON.
Nov 25-cQtScwtf
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John vi. Clarkc's

Fourteenth Street, Richmond. Va.
GRAND CAPITALS FOR NOVEMBER.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass A. 10 draw, 29th
November Capitals 10000 dollars, $1,000,
$40, 5000, 1000, 1900, 40 prizes Of 500 IS
Nos, and IA drawn. Whole tickets 10 dollars,
halves 5, quarters SO. A certificate OF pack
age of 20 whole tickets will be sent for l20 dollars
halves and quarters in proportion.
II Orders for Tickets and Shares and Cerlif-
Gates Of Packages in The above Splendid Lotle.
ries will receive the most prompt attention, and
an account of each drawing will be sent imned-
aely after il is over, free OF postage, 10 all who
order from me. Address,
JOHN NJ. CLARKE
Nov | Richmond Va
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SuDerGne Hats.

WE HAVE received lot OF Hats OF the la
w test style, manufactured expressly 10 our
order, which we can recommend as being supe
rior 10 any Hat offered in this market since The
prices have been reduced. Many OF our custom
ers have minated 10 us that they would prefer
better article al corresponding price, and for The
accommodation of such persons, We shall in lu-
lure keep always on hand Hats OF superior or
der, which We will sell al SO. We have also on
hand large variety oil Hats, which We warrant
fully equal 10 any Hat sold in this market al s..
A call is respectfully invited from purchasers,
al 81 Main street, BY
Nov. III JOHN THOMPSON eco.