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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-12
Geleft VaIe.
THE DAUGHTER-IN- LAW
- Y +. s. A q T II U Il.

49, euoH 1--WE SUuI UOlIIcI very WuCU
Charles; but do you think she will love
met" said graceful young creature.
leaning with an air Of tender confidence
upon the arm of her compa Mon, and
looking up earnestly in his face. She
was little above the ordinary stature
with a form so delicate as to appear al
most fragile-a pure semi.transpareni
skin, and cheek ~,.
49,, "L,ko the apple tree blossom,
.-,. BY the dew fountain fed,
-.,,. Was the bloom of her check,
s.s..s With lis white and its red"
Eyes ofheaven's own~bIue beamed with
love and delight, as they wandered over
the frank, honest face ofthe young man,
who stood looking down into them, as
they reflected back his own image.
He could not love himself without
harm 10 himself; but he could gaze on,
and love TO gaze forever upon the i'm
age Of himself pictured in those dear
eyes, and yet be innocent
a "Love you. Ellen? How can she
hslp loving you?
do not know why any one can help
loving you"
. "Ah, you may think SO. But every
ono does not see with your eyes. And
may be. you are only blinded, I am
not perfect, Charles.-Dont forget
that.n
"You are perfect to me, and that is
ill ask. But say, Ellen. dear, shan't
We be married in a month";"
- "lam so young, Charles. And then,
] ought to be certain that your mother
10 willing. Does she know all about
it1"f You have written to her, have
you not7"
u The young man did not reply for
some minutes. Then he said
o. "Never fear, Ellen. My mother will
love you as her child, when she sees
you and knows you. | have not writ.
ten about you, 10 her, because, as
must tell YOU, my mother, though one
ofthe best women, is little proud of
her standing in society. The moment
I,write To- her on the subject, she will
have a dozen grave questions to ask a.
hopt your family. and whether they are
conneated with this great parsonage or
ihatl--questions that / despair Of ans
swering, in letter to her satisfaction.
Butyoar dear 'face will explain all, and
stop all enquiries, when I present you
t0'her as my wife" @ a'.t % f3"'"' a".
ss@Dof't be SO certain of that, Charles.
Nyour mother is proud Of her family,
she will be mortified and displeased
should her son marry an unknown
aFl;,s, =, ...'....., "..... ... =.
-,EThe, proudest mother on earth would
receive YOU into her; bosom, and call
YOU daughter, without. an emotion. Of
wounded pridep was the lovers con.
fdent reply. II know it. know my
rnother tbos well not TO be confident On
this subject."-} nei'-A-ar Ii .5a,ed
easaYo1 ought ao.know, Charles, but /
ss6ul1 much rather be certain. love
YOU better than'myli life--bat i'll thought
ihat, your marrying me would ssperate
yuu6fremi your mothers love, ! would
naserA eonsanl tola union. Alb, there
ssnhnno hRei SO pure, 10 deep, SO un-
selfish as Q mothers love. A mother!
Uh, skow swsHt' the name! How holy
mo ioficet ! can remember. though bat
Yaifitiys my imother. I was but i little
kfF WHen Ilosther, but Istili see her
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-12

W. very Liberal discoaat made 10 those whs
advertise by the year.. - q - : -
W Advertisers are reduestsd 10 teayo ths;,, "A.
vertisemenss at the Office a a,tfv I. Vvsd".a ~
morning before publication, - - !" ''N'Sy
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-17
Balm of Columbia,
FOR rpHE HAIR.

DALnNESS cured, certainly aud efcctually.
n The reputah IN of an article is established,
not by extensive advertising and putting, but by
its known yTssc and, Intrinsic yalucs The course
Of the Proprietors Of the i. Balm Of Columbia"
has been in accordance with the above fact. They
have cnlcavorcd to give to tho Public an article
with which the user would he pleased and satisti-
cd. II is well known to those who. use this pre-
partition, that it keeps the hair from filling out,
restores it on bald places in . wonderful degree !;
making the hair perfectly soft and giessy and.
what is Of equal interest, keeps it cnsisciy free
from dandruff, in fact q contaaed W. of 4 pre-.
vents entirely an accumulation e daIldfuff. This
Old established remedy ssr badness, is now for
sale IN this place BY d. Heart. Of whom the ge-
lnuine only can be had. Aud by DIR. James
YOUNG, Oxford; aad. ]. & 4 Sioaa,' Greensbo-
rough: Sold, wholesale, by Comsteck 81 Co, 81
Costlandt street, y, y, 49,
i ApHl 9. --s-.- sss;.a IL
/ i---sl.s
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mannsgc Rcy&Es
Thursday, april ~.

Fire.-Iir hssinea rasf q sz t~a MY
,,.rOsH esxsg ri dearsrsiOa " - drssurals -
s,.ru, IN Tas-lsy nisha IA. r.s frr bsrks ous
N In saAaa's 49, e Mfsus Hoakss 8 PHI
T,., d. mai dor . ~ Pdnlias 0iise. aboui
- ras sishi o'eiock and having heru diro-
I'D soon aAcs 4 oouneneed llaziRs. i wasssoa
,,.insuishrA A 6w a.nusrs lalrr wsld have
m 4 leyos.l any nesns y eonHzahd % ans ;
&c. a.A he uhole rOS q laiLEags wouA E1al.s-
M have ls~a s~sps away b. d h : suPpo1d
% hase i~rn he resah q a1ci5sai. A III had
eaH;sI sl.Oyel q oosls INTO dc hop sloul fise
S;sIsk m t'sr afternoon. and may have dreppod .
.paIs. ~hirh 81 tlrOusha er~k upon the siII'
which was - lI.nIouslIs deeasel . % b aesod
upan Is liBlrE. until b baEss OF IN The Gsme
uhieh vas % haprSly sIiscOserd
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The New lork Tribune remarks, on the above
rt~ts,. tina, Governor fenner and Mr.. Potter are
defeated by the story true or false that LEY were
unfaiifuI to tho sentnrnt Of Rhc,lc Island in re-
gard TO the Texas inquiry. Governor Fcnner
was accused Of Withholding the resolutions Of the
Legislature AGAINST annexation at an im?mtant
ciisis; AMI Mr.. Potter once So,cl with the An
nexationis,s on, a preliminary question, il was
sid 10y mistake. VIZ think he has hecn hard
ly deal, with. Mr.. Potter, though uniform
Jackson and Van Buren, m,n, yo,cl for Mr..
clay last fall; Mr.. Fcmrr, we understand, dill not
vote At ALL and never proicsSci to be in any way
Wing The Governor elect Is . thorough Clay
Why as arr all tho successful candidates for State
offers. Do,a the Congressman elect are Wings
aud Law anil 0nlcr men Of the most thorough
stamp; hut Goycrn,f. Arnold, like Governor Jack
son. /, understood TO hold that no good can result
from keeping Dor longer in prison"
NEW YORK CITY ELECTION. - Tho
Democrats have ,riumphcd in tho Municipal Elec-
ton which took pluce in the city Of New York on
Tuesday the S,h instant. Hdycmcycr is elected
Mayor by plurality of six or seven thousand
votes ever Mr.. Harper. the candidate OF the Ame'
rican Republicans and upwards Of fifteen thou
s'nd over Mr.. Scldcn, the regularly nominated
candidate Of the Wings. Many members Of the
Wing party gave their suiiaycs to MIR. Harper
who is also Wlig and mary Of them refused tC
vs;c at ALL. Tn; aggregate vote given foT the tive
Wing candidates exceeds the vote of Mr.. Have
meyer by nearly eight hundred. The locos have
carried their Aldermen and Assistants in ever,
wud in the city except the Third and Fifteenth
W icrc the Wing candidates prevailed. This re
ulth,s not disappointed any one. TWAS though
=. be inevitable from the fact Of there being tire
lndilates for Mayor, anil thereby causing 0 disi
f,,n in the Wing ranks. The New York CORES
pontcnt Of the National IntelligcnceE. in rclato'
to this matter, says: Although not Of the mum
Der Of those who rejoice at the election Of Have
meyer over Harper, shall be well content 1t tn
defeat of the American Republicans shall haS
the effect, anticipated ty many, Of rc.uniting on
scattered forces and preventing ANOTHER triaagu
tn contest like that through which We have jul
IL ;scl'Fs ~ % @3as'''~''@ s' SO
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Look at ThiSl

NJ wa wish q huy Cooas skesp. ssH shd en-.
y anime or Ao<k. shirh ne have iszi screwed
iron Nsw Yea and fhilsdelPhi1 Ihis sSdel
% cur fususa Eiosk. makes our aso'ilDenf very
gcod. DpE 6oods have bsrn ssiecisd Win gieaf
rare 20 % si.e and guslity. ard Ne sse thsErlnec
psrpaErd 70 efrE ErNi Inducements 20 those M y
ing 10 purchase. We hazard nothing IN saying
ihst "a are Psspsred 70 ~ Goods - iow - any
Aors~ in me co1niy. caA and give - uial.
and n Ne don't 81 yoa Cseas cheap wen 40
hncwledre thar this advertisement . 81 puff.
nT Country Prodnce taken N sxehrnge for
Coda
M.ADOO. SCOTT a CO.
Rufin's Miiz Oranss. Apz 9. 7i-3m
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4 e
Socirry lsIaSDs.-Dates from 0Ia-
heite 10 the asih Of November have been
received. Five French vessels Of war
were at uiahei,c, together with several
guard vessels, and the strictest martial
law prevailed. The natives generally re-
NAMED in aims in the mountains. The
French were erecting numerous fortifca-
tons. The dwelling houses of the na-
tives and foreigners, without distinction,
had been seized by the French and APP
propriaied as hospitals for the sick and
wounded. ltw reported that battle
had been fought in which the French sus-
tanned a loss Of sixty killed, and the ma
tiyes about one hundred. All munitions
of war and other supplies were strictly
prohibited from being landed. and the coast
was strictly guarded to prevent iniraciion
! of this order. FROM the whaling feet there
, is nothing later. Ne,c Fork Sun.
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TIE CHINESE MISSION.

The New York Sun says:---" The
Res. WIN. Dean Of Essnn. N. y. Bsp-
lis. Missionary to China, arrived hete last
week in ,he Zennhia, Capt. BeskGao. M
tending 10 repair here but short Tune
He is accompanied by bis little daughter.
for whom he seeks home IN his naive
land, Der mother having removed oy
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British Dry Goods,

which, with many purchases in the Northern
Markets since the late decline, rshacr their stock
unusually general and inviting-aHd are now re-
cciy;nc hy the Rail Road Line Of Packsts--Schoo-
uer Brave. Capt. Hallock. and Constitution, Capt
SoHers, and Express Line, via baltimore, ny
Sssamers Columbus and Pocahontas. They ma
gard nothing in ssying they can and will offer
great inducements to Town and County dealers,
and all persons wanting Goods, by the piece or
package on then usual liberal terms, and invi's
an examination Of their stock BY all intending TO
purchase in this or any other market.
;: Also, Anchor Brand Boiling Cloths, No. to
10; Patent Seine Thread, in o.. hsnks; Cot
ton Seine Twine. very. superior; English Hemp,
do. do. both Herring and Sturgeon +; Red Turkey
Cotton ~Es
Pe,ersbuw,. March %. : =. - : 10
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Spring & Summer Goods,
- CHEAPER THAN EyER!; !


A RE now receiving their stock of Spring aad
n Summer Goods from the Northern markets
They have MAIDS extensive purchases, and have
selected their Goods with care; they have no doat
therefore, that they will be able to please. They
have for Ladies' Dresses, Balconies, lawns, DE
Lanes, &c, of new and very rich patterns, anu
handsome French and American Prints; for uen-
tlcmen, variety Of Staple and Fancy Goods.
They have just received Rio snd Lasuira ooi-
See, Porto Rico and New Orleans. Brown sugars,
and Woolsey's Patent Loaf, Crushed, and row.
.iered Sugars. i:
A lot Of School Books on hand, cheap Ter cash
They respectfully invite their customers ans
friends to give them call
April l6. Nfx-
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I ThfFeYh z tit fhsHa asahs b Brssglya
) " 49, = 90 y Me- Yea. n MI =
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SO, - "a eslEssgnq, fls LaaaEzs -
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= caaiisnEdssian = eaasinus shs me- - Tel.
EaAFas Ee@ l.hinasr. shsor.A PhaaarlFaia y
Nsu Yea. - 81 ~ Hon. Amss Ksnlsn ~
she Hon fs.hek .. .. sid lave ssas = New
Yea az a. purpas- e rstasaesihs ne nrtszsr-
nshAN erreesri % = i "a ePeniian =
- REIMBURSEMENT 4. dc nrKl session q Con-
errs<
The Bahins0rs srn kays. tllsi Enc fr0m that
my = Hannshurg : $50 u roalem.lAfiaa.
d : furh<s <a.aa. sll.l coasrars rs Lsen
eio-a. sirnsi y Anos KrBasa Ne sssza 90
rrukzsor Mzss. fr he roniina@hoa q ihe IiDs
from wasAissson eiiy . New Olrsn&
Whssahs1sssks sie comparasa. : Inns q cam
msnirsiiOa uiIl ie op<sleA. by means q which
iHisilisrnre can Be conveyed kOn New Tosk %
Ss~ Orleans IN orr O. two hOunL
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Obituary.

Died, in Salisbury, on the 9TH instant, Mrs.
M.nr DorsLas, wife of Dr. George B. Douglas,
and daughter Of the venerable Judith Ellis, Of Jer-
sey Settlement, in Davidson county, after an i'll
ness of five days. aged about 10 years. - >N
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THE sammer sezsfo<s O. sobscri-
Il bsIs Select School twelve miies from Hllls-
borough, slll begin On de txeniy-lhird q May,
and END on ths EExsetnlh &c OctoleT.
w. j.. BINGHAM, pRis.
HiIIsborSsgh. April 2. 7e-sN
NJ The Ralfigh Register ana STANDARD sill
insert once a week Coz eve weeks.
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ts,Ih, We tut' mud 10 - islslEFthlI
gpd tnhsls gssak slalass. ! tsuss ~
Lhna. tamF Uut 80 cqaFai.isH So -
fsegl ~, a. tdara.ss hrIfs - alseas
&c ~ lhsnsllss 81 4. 80 = xEilrs pgsusil
lsapsasna uhssstss shssPpssfa i Psk-
lie. Dr. Dssa has kesa Ne yfsss ~
chins. anesffsts dc Fsy -<hsw dilieeal
ssrJ sussdy.s
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SHOOTING SINGING, BlRps No man
with soul so large as a tlea's gizzard
could possible be so mean, soscruel. 50
cowardIy, as to 60 ronRdpnpping Il little
birds ia the briars and bushes. wipg-hreak-
ing sparrows aud lnaiming ehicka, s;
and yet there are things in human shape
base enough to do il.
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Tic Pnnes,aa's Order. eonlermaaa.

1THf fftHCEFUH y ITItFS OUWFtF WUHU
sd.-1'he squadron filIlig. out at this sta.
lion for the Mediterranean. consisting Of
the Princeton steamship, The sleeps oiwar
ST. Marys and Saratoga, and brig Por
poise. have. we learn, received c inter
manding orders. and ii is. rannred that
they will be ordered TO The Gnlf Of MeAi-
co. The sail ships are ready for sea, and
the Princeton is III leave. here Tomorrow
for Philadelphia 10 take in her big gun,
when she will rejnin the squadron and the
whole will proceed to their destination.
Nsgork Rsac2,, Of Satur,foy.
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nottmfais afsi lla AiArals palls. areaus.
Fanitd viii . ElEcH4 noIlh MD. thai dks
Ailgs1. nEfE Us heea eSngsisly LIo1k.
q n. . hs ne skssr yesierasy siihin
= m1s 81 IL Fslls. 49, lssIr fstf LIZA.
In de Eapid conise II lis ire. eserY lhing
ou fbe EhaFves u Qpeensl0n I'D I9Mis-
ION has been s1epl 81. with The e0nleniE
q The siosrhonfes. Al founssson. Il l.zs
cltared OF every h0use near tie xhnves,
and dc saesn hour min has Eobs with II.
with sone eighty bsntls.of leaF and ;
large loi &C p0lssh ID EioEe lheEe. The
damage all a1Uuhds i nog Ear from sloa,
600. - :
EscAPE OF SaATA AASA.-A leiier las
bern received n town. stating lIlal Santa
Anna has made kis efcspe, and . COW IL
New Orleans with large sam ef money
m his posseFsiaa. PEI. i,sfel.
A rumor Of Santa Anna's excspe had
also reached Corpus Christi.
A correspondent Of The Galveston
News, wriilng IRON Corpus Christi. ~
der da.e &c March 18th. gives srrmor dat
had reached illal had Isarlled Thai plrce 10
The efieef that Santa Anna had escaped
from prison and IN The eouplry.
The NsshiBglon correspondent of he
N. y. Courier vrises:
There Is mischief going on with res
pect 10 Annexation, Of " hirh The country
Is kept IN igpsIsnce, and. If tie admins
tration can have is way, will DO kept in
ignorance until il i too la,e 10 inierp0se
any remedy. Mystery indeed is now enc
Ofihe great arts Of government, and in this
republic, where il is sometimes hossicd
there arc no secrets, and lhai every thing
Is above board in political transactions,
there is preserved the most siudious and
systematic silence and secrecy, as 10 inea-
sures Of the highest interest 10 lie whole
people. ago @ 10. tn
Without further preface then, state as
certain-Eirsi. that a sort Of agent has
boon seal 10 Mexico To feel ahaut as 10
whether there be any chance, or any mode
Of resuming diplomatic Intercourse with
that country. This person. whose posi-
ton more resembles illat Of . spy than Of
an authorized commissioner, Is Of cha
racier TO be ayowed or ,lisayowcd a, IA
sure, and according 10 circumstances. Ills
name Is PARROT, q yirginian by birth.
Secondly. Mr.. e. A. WickliiIe, late z.
NJ. General, whom tie papers chronicle
|. as on his way with his family 10 kenirc'
I Ky, is in fact on his way "a Texas, as con-
idcntlal agent Of the administration, to aid
the Charge tf.!5aires. Mr.. Donelson, il
peisuading the authorities and people o
Texas to accept the terms Of annexation
offered by The joint resolution, -. q
/ Thirdly. The Administration is taxing
to the utiermost the powers Of The Secrc
tary OF State, Mr.. Buchannan, (powers BY
the way more overrascd than those Of any
man Of noie in The nation,l in an at,emp
to yindicate towards foreign States. III,
1 sanduct OF the rhIted STAKES in relation Il
annexation. -----z-------~-.-----
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Correspondence of the National Intelligcncer.
49, sz#< ns=sE# New York, April 8.

g#H -@e@F #@8 New York, April 8.
Intelligencer was received here last
evening OF the death of young C"LENAS,
the ingenious inventor of the .Eolian
Attachment" to the piano forte. have
already given your readers description
of this contrivance. A@cr selling his pa.
tcnt-right in this country for upwards oil
one hundred thousand dollars, MIR. Cole
man went 10 England, where lis improv.
ed piano forte was exhibited less than three
months since at Court. The Queen and
Prince Albert expressed their appreciation
of it i'm the most llat,ering terms; and the
inventor found little difficulty in disposins
of his patcut-right in that country for a
munifiecnt sum. With wealth and ho.
nors. which he had fairly won by his owl
genius and perseverance, hereturned home
in the last steamer but one, delighted with
his visit TO Europe, but more delightet
to find himself once more on his native
soil. A few days since, onaa visit to his
fathers family at Saratoga, nc was taker
with quinsy sore throat, and on Saturday
evening heexpired. Mr.. Coleman was I
native Of Nantucket and for some yeas
was professor of accordion-playing, oc
casionally exhibiting his skill on that in
strument at museums and other publll
places. f.~t
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TERRrpLs FiooD ON NIAGARA RIVER.
--A letter 10 the Rochester Democrat
dated Buffalo, April the Sd, says:--" An
extraordinary excitement has prevailed al
Quccnslol and Lewiston fot the last three
days, Tle icehas disappeared from here
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A.-Most Of The Iowa papers are
opposed 10 coming into the Union, because
the Missouri river is not male the wes-
tern bodldary Of the proposed State Of
Iowa, u The act,o adult tier into the Uu-
ion, Besides. the people Of Iowa seem
to be aaAious that their State shall be
equal wah Missouri in area. The pro.
babi,y i that majority will decide
against fie State constitution and in ia
vor Of rtmaining under a territorial GO
vernmett. @ 'a@' @4's@ - 5sF ..'a i.a hil@
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II Fe,fh Treaty with Ch,nu.AA@ong
HE pr9isiion< III ,l,is treaty., nor in the
America. and English treaty, il is, stated
that French residents may be protected
by the ronSuls of friendly Pnmers in the
absence of tCansuls Of Frame; ftearh
merchants 10 he. free IRON any monopo-
lies established hy traders oispriva,e indi-
viinalsI In CHINA; srhoos, seminaries,
dwellings,, stores. aud land may be pnr-
chased, built, or laid out by Frenchmen
in any Of the five ports opened Tor trade
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In Mine they are trying certain Of the
MiIeriie as vagran,s. In Bangor. ON
'tuesdas last, four of them fr hm Orringtnn
were Sentenced To thirty days IN the
House EfCorreciion. I he following Per
sons wire al The same time tried and sen.
fenced b the House OF CORRECTIONS: Samu-
el Wrhter. Of Exeter, thirty days; Daniel
Oaks, sf Bangor. fife II days; Nancy
Oaks atd Eliza Cakes, daughters rf Da-
MEL. fie days Zach; and Charles E.
Dodge. joe Bangor, five days s.. ars g.~v.
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ST2TE CT NORTH cArCllNA..
~~a BAAkbN puENaTs
a Essly'--tissh Ten. laf5.
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81 10 them.
Given unkm AZ ks&a. a ofirr. h Halo
Eo1sh. de secead hesdsy e Msvh. isia
JAMES WEBB. c. ne.
Poe s1r. "a 50. 7@-ew
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: =
RHODE IsI.AND.-Charic.J arkpn. Wing.
and Law and 0nIer, but ia favor Of the uncOndi-
GOual Liberation Of Dor. Is cho-cn no,erna by
about $50 majority over Jamrs Fcnnsr, The De
inScrssic law and Orier incumbent, who l. Op-
posed 10 III. LIBERATION q Dor.. JaeksOn's clear
majority viii be abnut LIS soics, s... d
Licutcnant-t;oyernor Diman. and all the rest Of
lhe regular Law snd orsler ss~ss aist-a, .. -
elected Oscr the candidates supported BY those IN
favor Of libcraiins DoH by about 400 majority.
lion. Henry y. cransiOn. Wing, and law and
Order. ha- bccn reelected 10 Congress from the
Eastern District withou, opposition. lie has over
5000 yo;es TO about 100 scattering. :.s-. Nh
Ex-lioycmor L,mael II. Arnobl, independent
Wing. las run ou, Hon. Y. r. Potter, original
DCmocra, and regular Law and Order candidate,
b., more than 500 majority. as e.. -,H Fl .-
The Legislature stands thusi Il a -~v e.