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suits foe intelligence goes hand in hand with IT, and the
COO, calculating spirit Of my eounymen, 10 sufheient
guarantee that n wall lead them into danger.
Tried by the Procrustean standard OF Europe doubt
not that should often be pronounced OF measure,
add that upon the floor Of Congress certain scenes
might be curtaed to advantage but that branch OF
the important Legislative assembly Of the world
should listen with interest and excitement" to our una
hc ex-Pesdenrs most original exhbi ion ought no more
TO raise wonder than that the House OF Commons
should be amused by ludicrous description OF noble
lords coalho escapadc that shood and then
uuproariously cheer Dung Engands" champion, to
badger who is to hun like Jupiter to rejected saie
As in common with my countrymen here | no longer
regard the Oregon question question, with your
permission, will add line respecting what is des
ciibed by you be 'the thrcanng OF relations
with Mexico" Your Intelligent correspondent in that
happy country might have told you. that against
powerful antagonist tits pess than waiting child
whether for offence defence, because is like "house
divided against sef; that prevent the flood
OF emigration from the States into California and its
be they what they may than could the red
close his forests against the nundaton Of the whites
and that, though IL declare nil IL 10 "hoarse with
calling" it can never make, unless Perchance, which
do not suspect European nations 20 its aid and
then, without time the forecast shadow OF
ing events universal howl OF war; both sides OF the
Atlantic will for many year be heard smOthering in its
dea III echo the voice OF peace
Our democratic pretences," sincerely believe,
trey misunderstood in Europe, especially they regard
tory Wewan none o. possessions, aud Canada
we should be much less thankful for than yourselves would
be honorably md Of n colony, which Is
horseleech and ungraefu rs its soil.
No! preenceS, unjust prctenccs, il they have exs
tsnce. time will show that they side. But in
the of because professed Republicans,
aud having power choose to seems best,
therefore and claims arrogance ell and because
will that kings MOBILES should have dominion
for that of the earth earthly" aud
the high road TO anarchy and confusion. What Is most
strange and unnatural is that Is not those who are d.
vney hedged about and stand high places, that in
general sef-deuded malicious uaducors; butme
unnObe and untitled men like ourselves who, having
sucked in their mothers with milk weenng
for rank, bear Others void OF sympathy
Tor their weakness asserting and maintaining the dignity OF
their common nature.
Most respectfully, your obedien, servant
A STATES MAN.
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North Carolina.

The Locos in North Carolina have been in state OF con-
siderable perpeNiy and confusion in reference to Guber
Material candidate The nominee OF their State Conven-
having declined the arduous abos OF hopeless
vass, the State Central Committee nominated James b.
Shepard but Mr.. Walter Leak aedges, unfairly, and
consequently he took the field in opposition him,
independent candidate Both of them have been for
weeks past stumping it, in the lower part OF the State
but finally they have made arrangement by which their
relative claims the honor Of being beaten by Gov Gra-
ham, the Wing candidate have been referred back the
Central Committee, in whose decision, after hearing
both gentlemen have consented The Committee
is TO in Raleigh the 18th inst decide between
the rival aspirants.
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FRrDAT, May lst, 1916.

The Conference at o'clock, and was called to or
der by the Rev. DR.. Winans who nominated Rev. Mr..
Early as President pro tenn OF the Conferenc..
Bishop Soule present. but he does not penRrapb
ieaiy belong to the Church South aud Bishop Andrew
was absent Mr. Early appointed President pro. tenn.
poinon Of the Holy Scriptures read by the Rev
Dr. Winsns hymn was then sung and the none Of
Grace addressed by the Rev gentleman IN an eloquent and
appropriate prayer.
Certificates Of Delegates the Conference Ia let of
which VIII he published AZ another me) then read
Three Delegates being absent Dr. Wnans moved tina I
the conference adjourn until tomorrow morning at 9
O'Clock This motion withheld for the present in or
der 10 afford tho Delegates from the Indian mission an op
pOrtuny TO furnish evidence Of their election.
Mr. Drake cOntended thst the 10 adjourn having
been withheld all Dons aud purposes withdrawn
aud he moved proceeded TO electa Secretary.
Dr. Wnnns ihereupOn renewed bis motion 10 adjourn,
and the vote being taken, he motion adj urn lost
Mr. Drake tian renewed his motion 20 into the cleo
ton Of Secretary which motion having been carried the
Rev NJ T. ". ksson, Of the Kentucky Conference was
unanimously elected Secretary, and the Rev. Mr. T.. o.
Summeis Assistant Secretary Of the Conference.
The Rev. Sam' Bryant Of the N. T.. Conference was the
assistant Secretary pro. tenn.
The Delegates from the Indian Mission having produced
satisfactory testimony Of their election were admitted 10
seats in the COnierente.
Rev. Mr. Crowder offered the following resolution:
Received, That the Editors " the Southern and south
western Advocates be Committee for publication whose
business stall be 20 supervise oil publications II reports
Of proceedings, with authority 10 employ Reporter.
Rev. Mr. Lee moved 10 amend the Resolution by sifi-
king ont the clause authorizing the Committee employ
RcpOrerho preorring that the Conference should make
the selection. Pending discussion Of this SUBJECT Rev
Dr. Cnpors moved adjourned. which motion carried;
and aof prayor by the Rev. Mr. Lane the Conference nd
Journtd until o.. morrow morning al O'clock.
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Testimony as 10 OREGON

At the ST. Georges dinner, few days .iuce the British
Consul resident in New York, A. Barclay, Esq ,ermina
ted ON able speech with the following remarkable
as to tho value OF Oregon:
AN Of Oregon not worth half the loss which the ap-
prehonsion OF war respecting il has already
were not afraid OF becoming tedious, might from per-
sona experience give you idea of vaue-or the
may use that wod-of the country beyond
Lake Huron. Go on.l Then you must pardon the ap-
pearance OF egou.m. Gentlemen. il was my honorable
task after i've Of exposed service about the upper
great lakes and above them, supenntend the establish
ment OF the much talked of 49h parallel of north lati
iude ut the Lake Of the Woods the year 1895 and there
to erect monument tell you, a fact that for dis
lance OF one thousand miles before reached that point
though visited numerous post and FORTS they are cal
led, OF the fur traders between the Nav and c
tober, which the favorable to vegeaon-I
could obtain single Vegetables potato carrot turnp
or even salad to check the stringent thirst which our
saed meat Produced aay the of
leave II foryou TO imagine what uxues are to be expect
ed by going further.
MAY the Almighty dispose the hearts of the rulers in
both countries to the consideration OF their
aud identical interest and the preservation of faniv
peace And the Consul closed by giving this toast Anglo
Saxon blood-too good TO be split"
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Di.criminntIon for Yoic.l

Mr.. Severance, OF Maine, Member of Congress from
the kennobcc district ~ letter the Kennebec Journsl
says that the LocofOco members from that State gave the
Committee Of Ways and Means 10 understand that # the
did not amend Mr. Walkers TanG Bill 50 az to retain tho
bounty 10 fishermen their could not be calculated
upon 10 carry IL. Accordingly the bill wss modified To
Them. Mr. Severance says, this Is DISCRIMINATION for
voios II not for protection" Indeed, the Bill recognizes
throughout the principle OF discrimination and s TO that
extent voatvo Of the protested creed Of ~ auhorsds
eliminating for revenue, but for protection. Such ore
the duuos Woolsos. Iron, Salt on Sugar. on Cot
ton fabrics. and Books reprinted in this country We
doubt however, very strongly, whether with oil their efforts
o. obtain votes by adapting heir Hoinepisd scheme to
oil attitudes they will be able to effect any essential chang,
10 the Tariff q 1872 But nous vEpsoxs
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srnith.onlnn In.ii.utia,,.

The following 10 synopsis OF tho bill 10 c.t,bli.h Tho
Smithsonian Institution, which has passed tho ou.. os
Repre.ent.tiyes -
SIC. 1. PROVIDES. thu, the P,.,,d.n, an. Had. IL.
r,s..,,,.. pn'," IN CO.. , 'ne noaos o. the
of H. P.,.n, oa;cs "a a.. M.sr ~ w. Le
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,hall he can.,,,.d a. -, -. r.
smi,h.on,,n In.,,,,,an aS y, ~ ~ wy nsms mo
sion. ~
Ske Q The n,,,.;,,I or ,h. h.,,.., esis go, 4; -
cd i petpetuy 10 ,hs Un,,.d s,.,s. =, ~, ~, 90, -
rs, s.p,,rhs, ls,s d ~ $780,, - ~ ..s, ,on
accrued SEQ IaeI 4. snn,an,,,,.J ~ he = ~ a;IJ
n,s .n 49,. pP'f'e w '"' eie'"o" VI ouia'
SIC = The bu.in.s. IN h. cond,,,.J n, po,,, ., D..
gents to be somno..J of ,ss V,ss P,.,,d ~, cSs,
I,.,;,. r. - e ''eo 'es'eou' '"e S"e.
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tcOhNuSiCATKI
Last Days OF AN infatuated scholar.
IN

My dear B-Giye your earnest tulatons; as
sist me TO oiier thanks for the vivid delight and heartfelt
pleasure have experienced in the Perusa of Shelley,
most ethereal and imaginative of all poets His capacity
though undiscipned, mighty and godke in its pro-
pens''es There is not gall enough in my system De
nounee the Poet for the Man Queen Nab has waited
my spirt To the seventh heaven Of delight Hear me now
anu forever; IS doctrine, NEEDLE with:
- speak not Of mems creeds-hey rest between
Nlsn and his Maker"
The opening is such wonder of beauty and
breathing harmony, love dwell on its glowing charm
and 10 identity the gifted author with the Beautiful in
poetry.
How wonderful is Death.
Death and his brother Sleep!
One pale as yonder waning moon,
With lips OF urd blue;
The other rosy a the morn
When. thrown on Oceans wave,
II bushes DER the world
Yet both 50 passing wonderful -
o Radiant! q Divine! O Beautiful seems The Peers
spn under Its influence There a gorgeous glow over
the whole universe the darkest night bearing
its brow the rosy morning The first lesson taught
the Spirt III Queen Nab" Is the mutabiy of and
his endeavors. The Fairy says:
I" Beside the eternal Nile
The Pyramids have risen"
'Yon cased steep,
Whose banner hangeth DER the time-worn town
so Idly, that rapt fancy deemeth 1t
metaphor OF peace"
cannot myself with extracting the wonderful
beauties OF this great poem. You read it for your
SELL and then confess 10 me the glory and rapture with
which you feel inspired
The Spirit OF Solitude" represents youth of genius
and pure imagination who Quaifs the OF knowledge
possesses his heart Of the beauty OF the external world and
then holds intercourse with being surprising the chill
dren OF earth medern writer has beautifully compared
" The Spirit Of Solitude to the soul sweeping ike
breeze through nature" My space will not allow an
elaborate quotation from the splendid poem in question
but You love me- read and remember the stanzas COM
mencing,
Spirit OF this unfathomable world!
Favor my solemn song, for have loyd
Thee ever, and thee only :"
wish this sheet permitted longer extracts but you will
read 1t, and then reve IN all freshness Nv readings
from Shelley have almost given n lease of life |
recommend TO particular attention, the Hymn of In
tellectua Beauty" The vital life-blood of Immortality
through every line Of will mar the perfect
harmony by giving any words from it, except these:
al yow'd that | would dedicate my powers
To thee and thine Have not kept the vow 2"
With wishes for your future happiness am, dear b.,
Yours truly, A.
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Forthcoming work on Mexico.

The Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia North
American informs us that Cen Waddy Thompson. former
y distinguished member Of Congress from South Caro-
lima, and late our Minister Mexico, has press to
be issued within the month"; book containing the
recoecons OF his residence in that unhappy and
ing country. All VINO know Gen. Thompson will concur
IN the opinion expressed by the Americans correspondents
that few public possess in eminent degree the
ques for attractive, useful and work thi,
sort that gentleman and know OF country
ference the real character and condition Of which
information is desirable and necessary than that Of
MexicO-Of which, although neghbor there
an universal Ignorance
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-04

Tvs MoENOys-NoTS Trouble AHtepafsd-Gov Ford
ol Illinois, has authorized tho troops az Hancock 10 be dis
banded on the lsi of Mny The Hancock Eagle says.
according TO this ppramaton after that day the Govern
or will oiue 10 protect the Momons against their enemies
The conscqucnco will be- bloody struggle between thoso
M0rmons who have been unable 10 leave Hancock county
and their prosecutors The Eagle ssys FIVE thousand Nor
mons have already left that county, and others has
iening 70 leave fast possible They have paid oxav-
agant plces for wagons &c. and those remaining only
ask Tor sufficient time 20 make tho Necessary arrangements
Tor Their departure. Some poor snd others
hrm 10 get away, and II they be given bds
cnminaie destruction before they raise Of
ing westward u s expected that many who have already
e viii return, determined 10 fight and die II necessary,
with their brethren and kinsmen.
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semi-OfficiaI Contradiction.

The Washington Union Of FRIDAY night last, contradicb
the statement made by the n y journal Of Commerce,
the authority Of eers from England by the great Yves.
tern, that the Oregon controversy has been settled. II also
conradcts the statement Of the Liverpool Mercury Of the
10th uumO that offer from tho British Government had
been sent by the Caledonia. II says has no reason to
believe either Of these eft further our i'm
preston Gays the Uuion, that Great Britain will make no
offer until she hears Of the disposition Of the question Of
notice By Congfcta"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-04

TIE Grdy'' BaHd-TAen Musie ia the Public Square.
We are grauied tho prospect OF hearing fine music
twice week. during the summer in the Capitol Square
An arrangement is about be made with the fine mus
clans OF the Gtays Band by which they are TO play twice
week IN the Squsre, until the first of October We feel
sure that our citizens generally, will be gatcd to give
their aid Tor the accomplishment Of desirable an object
What can be more delightful than promenade through our
beautiful Public Grounds-with every breeze waiting To
your ear, the sweet strains Of full band Of music We
hope the thing may be accomplished has been
twill.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-04

CALIFORNIA FARNER-A gentleman writing from Cal
iiornia TO the editor OF the ST. Louis Reve says lis stock
consists OF about 1000 head of oxen, 100 horses and
mules, 5000 sheep and many hogs. They all pasture
themselves without difficulty in the rich proires and bot
toms OF the Sacramento and only require to be attended
This Is done by Indians Of whom he employs 400. His
annual crop of wheas about 900 bushels with barley
Teas, beans, etc. in p opofiion.
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Railways i'm England.

London paper abiding to the various Railway specu-
iatons OF that county, quotes Mr.. Hudson a celebrated
railway capitalist having stated that out of
railways, in which f6900O,O00 embarked, only ~
paid tive per cent and only fourteen from five TO six per
cent six railways paid eight per and the remaining
seven from nine TO ten cent. better authority STILL
aprnted report OF the House Of Commons gives us the
profits OF ihirysix railways, TO 1912 Upon these rail-
ways the capital paid f32 500 000 capital raj
sed in loans Ga 100000. The receipts 1912 were Ca
100000 and the expenditure f 100000 leaving the nett
profits e. 100000 which afforded the extensive dividend
Of I'D per cent.
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Emigration to the United states.

The Paris correspondent of the National lncllgoncer
states that emigration from Germany the u States was
never 30 considerable this lIavre paper in
forms us that all the public vehicles were crammed:
steamer from Rotterdam had Just arrived a, that place with
44o Germans for New fork-and he adds half at least OF
the Peasan'y OF Europe would they could. Such
the desunnon, France. that muutudcs seek the
means OF ge'ung to Algeria eolonss although they have
TO expect every kind and Of suffering on thor ar
rival.
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Spirit OF this unfathomable world.
Favor my solemn song, for have loy'd
Thee ever, and thee only :"
Prom the Petersburg Intehgeheer, Maya.
Southern Conference.

Tins body commenced is first session this Town on
yesterday There good many distinguished Clergynon
present. and the proceedings watched with interest by the
public.
Owing. it Is supposed, failure OF the connection be-
tween Wilmington aud Charleston number Of the South
ern Delegates have not yet arrived
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News ExnPrIcd.

We have received New Orleans papers since Thurs
day morning last The last Charleston Mercury however
copies paragraph from the New Orleans Pcayune of the
2lth utmo, announcing that the Mexican schooner Ven
in the below said have board bearer
OF important dispatches The mail will probably bring
US additional particulars.
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Musical Entertainment---T Or
M IA a. "A ms

The lovers Of good must not forget that tonight
the Orphans give one q their arsctye Concerts at
me Exchange Coneor Room. The singing Of these vo-
o'' too iavorably known by many Of our citizens 10
require any commentator at our hands We sduse ell
10 10 carly.
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MARRIED..

On Weinsfday ne 22d by Mr. Walker CHaRLrs
st',oHtFE Eq of LynchburF 10 Miss CsrHtRsE ~ Cav
Lisn, of Amherst County.
Nhutsve, Lancaster County The ffth Of Apr By
John Hchm0ud. Df Ifuv HtL 10 Miss Brrre MosTAauE
daughter n LEWIS r. Montague, PEG.
Rfqiifer vii phase copy
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" The Polish Manifesto which we inssr, this morning
VIII be perused with melancholy interest by the American
reader IL is the first connected history have seen Of
the recent events IN that unfortunate country,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-04

RlCH SlLkS.-We would respectfully call
attention 10 hos waning SHE large and fash
lonabe assortment selected from ts largest s houses NORTH, ard
OF recent imPorauons Pnces win make please.
myS HAYES, VAN DRURsEN = WARD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-04

COSTLY WEDDING oRSiNESr.-Itis stated in the Pa,,
papers, that there is be jewellers shop on
the Boulevads the dndem Of TO be worn
by the Princes Olga, OF Russia, her wedding day. This
diadem Is worth ls,OOOOOO The large central diamond
Is estimated at OOOOOO This diadem to be presented
70 the bride by her Imperial faher.
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Clendenin. IVY
Fry,s majority. Z

Fry's mslory, 30l
ksnawha, Il will be seen. in which the Wings have a
majority OF 500, gives Mr. Fry because he resides in that
county we supposed IS majority!
hASAwHA CouSry-Eor House OF Delegates Dr. Spicer
rsuick' w. So; Gen-Smith, w. 46i Pauick's MAORI.
1913.
In CABELL WAYNE. Morris, L. 1. elected to the
House OF Delegates Shelton, L. by small majority
Mason AND JAcEsoS-wagoucr, w. beats Yaser L. by
about 40 majority. Wing gain.
GILES AND MKKcER-white, l.. elected.
MoRsAs-Brethed. w. elected, by 10 majority.
LEws-Benneu. l.. Isl, Edmiston, l.. l95, Pinnel, w.
I3l. Braxton and Gilmer to be heard FROM
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WE iearlessly challenge all men, whether
Medical men or inventors Nostrum- to produce
the evidence Of wonderful Seroa a the foowny
which p. rformed IN Days
READ IT! READ IT!
Messs RoNLASp wALToS.-Gentlemen In iu.te. IN xo,
an ACT OF eharv 10 hose afflicted as have been
fully furnish this cur,
upon me by "Dr CIea's TsgsaS Paaass Mor
than two since most obstinate and
fnghfu seToua which bAnisd OF the most eminent
physicians IN our city Among other SIX bottles
Of "swaim's Panaeea, sands sasaparn, ,Ish
bottles "sarsaparia and Iodine, large quantities Of yd
date OF Potash and was still growing
My mother seeing your OF ar C.In III
ptgahe PsHsee called and spoke confidently
OF that was induced although little faith in
its efficacy amer having tried many without re-
let My face, forehead nv throat
were almost covered with highly and painful Ucer.
when commenced using the Panaee. OF Deem
entirely removed e, four AOnrsand 10 two dsy.
the ulcers commenced healing! bottle
inc ulcers are Il" hea'eo and my health perfectly restored
fous, etc,
Signed, JOHN w. APPLETON
Philadelphia. Jan. No N,,i.o.
CRY sj PA'iaGePAia,
Personally appeared before subscriber Mayor OF
II ST. said CITY John W. Appleton, who being depo.es
and says that the facts forth the foregoing
are true IN testimony whereof my name
and caused the corporate be AFFIXED day Jan
uaTy A. D. 1876.
Signed, JOHN SWIFT Mayor
The cencae Of our son /. without the e.. ,bSs e
sraggerauon His had considered hopeless amer
celebrated ahute hi, final
cure in the incredibly short Eleven Days your
eea" alone
signed, DANIEL. APPLETON
Jan. TO- 1876. ANN NJ. APPLETON.
can ehesuy bear testimony very extraordinary
case Ina believe TO be one Of the most wonderful
cord was when Mr. Appleton called Rowaud md
wan sefoiuous Ulcers, which highly rhammed
painfu-and say very doubted that cure
could ever be effected is hardly probable Mr. Appleton
would have lived three months longer without relief.
Signed, WILLIAM sTRELLING NJ d.
This valuable remedy by Rowsnd Walton Phfa-
dephiai -- Richmond Va; John p. CalAn, Washing
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GUNPOwDEH TEA.-qO haR chests fresh Guspowder
V.rss. just received ard for ale by
N.Y. INLOEs HROTHER
DESTACHE NUTS-FoF coloring Ice Cream;
u Ako, vanilla for havorinr Eat Vanila, Peach Water
Orange Flower Water &c, for faic low by
my4 sAML y. DOVE
0nflfA FRESH COCOA NUTS, IN has order, expected
OUOO daily, and for ale from The vesssl.
ms NLoEs 4 BROTHER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-04

John c. Spencer Jr of the late Secretary of War
who was attached purser to the IT, s. soop Of war Ma
rion, has died of yellow fever. the coast of Africa
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EXTRAORDINARY CURE

nv TET-rHR OF LONG STANDING. by the use
~ N gAYNOR a WOODS TErTEH LOTION. Read
the following certificate from gentleman well known this city
RfcuuoNp. 10Th April 1896
aMes.rs Gaynorh Wood-A member Of my family adbesn ~
actsd with very Tecr the hand and hav
ing Frest remedies without isdueed 10
your Teter and RinKwOrm Lotion. The band
which had preysd showed symptoms of I'm
hr second application and BY the time the
botle half out The hand wss entirely well
n hesitation IN recommending the Lotion N m who
similarly afflicted have confidence in IL virtues
"YOun very repeatedly,
myf sTHOs. PEMBERrONH
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

The Enquirer Of Saturday has from the Kanawha
Senatorial District from which appears that, with de-
eded Wing majority, tina, district has again elected Lo-
cotocs Senator The following the from several Of