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Extract Of a letter from

ETtrdcf of letter from
"VALpARAIso, Indiana, June 4.
"The wheat crop entirely cut of in this county, OF
SO nearly that the farmers will not raise enough for
seed next fall"
The wheat crops in Virginia have improved very
much since the late rains In the lower parts of the
State, it may equal perhaps exceed) the average if the
does not attack it at this critical time In the rich
valley of the State it WILL we understand, fall below
it. The wheat rapidly rpenng, and in the course OF
the present week the James river farmers will probably
be in the midst of their harvest.
We receive various accounts from the other States. In
some sections, the prospects fatterng-in Others
gloomy enough. The La Grange Free Press" of Mis-
sour, says
eve have conversed with intelligent farmers from differ
parts OF the country, and their uniform opinion is that
there will not be oneenh part of the wheat raised this
that there last year kind of bug fly has
menced its avages the wheat with the most runous eff
ects Some fields that escaped through the winter have
fallen victims this scourge The crop promises an
abundant harvest"
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Indiana,

An election for members of Congress- of the legisa-
ture, and for county officers, takes place in this State
the first Monday led day. of August next.
Thinking many of readers would be pleased TO
learn who candidates for Congress in the various dis
trcs at the last presidential and congressional elections,
lowing information
omg Fs. Or 9 Is1s as s sS ,o H%''e
PolI's majority, $50; Ienley's, in 1916, s,s 80,
(whg) Folks majority 10; T. Smiths, Nem) in 1915,
Gays majority ltsl s Smith twhig2 in 1873, 1862
9Th district g. W. Carr, (dem) g. G. Dunn, (whig)
Folks majority 1875 Speaker Speaker D Davis il lst5 1890
(wSa cavs majority os %R IN
1885, Wright III Wrigh's in 1913, over .McGaugh-
lsh distrct.-John Petit, cemD whg candidate as
yet Folks majority sl4; Pettit's, in 1915, SIS.
s dislrcC ,a W cahcar (dem nj. D. D Pratt (whg9
10Th diSfricf.-William Rockhil (dem.,) w c. Ewing,
(whg) Poks majority 356; Kennedys, (dem,) in 1915,
The delegation from Indiana in the House of Represen
democrats and two ederalists Our advces authorize
the belief that least eight democrats will be elected
from this State the 3Oth Congress In the is 3D. Sd,
5h sh 9th and 10th districts, the democratic candidates
will, we think, succeed In the 18th, c. b. Smith (he
late federal membeD will probably be e-eeced in the
7th the contest will be close and the result doubtful
and in the 9Th Speaker Davss) some dsaiection ex-
sts but assured BY of the best informed pol
iticians in the district State, that no event can
feleralist succeed.
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ATRocIous SENTIMENTS What Massachusetts fede-
rasm is we are given understand by the action of the
legislature of that State, in refusing TO adopt resolutions
rendering its thanks Gen Taylor from the following
extract taken from the Boston Chronoype. In speaking
of the late victory of army at CeHo Gordo. and of
our brave soldiers engaged in that glorious achievement
that paper says:
On the bulldogs march-up to their eyes in blood
proud 10 do their savage work If there is in the United
States heart worthy OF American liberty its impulse is to
JorS THE MExcANs and hu down upon the base savish,
merenary INVADERS who born in republic, go play the
accursed game of the Hessians the tops of those
Mexican volcanoes 1t would be sad and woiu JOY but
oy nevertheless hear that the hores under Scott aud
Taylor were, cpey of them, sce into the nert ,cotd
What business has invading army IN this Ito call
them mere murderer Ninetynine murderers
i'm every hundred who swing the tght-ropc more
excusable and worthy of honor in every point OF
view"
There's patriotism for YOU even exceeding that OF
Greeley or Corwin -Vermont Patriot
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Heroic Achievement.
UNITED STATES SHIP Ono,
New York, June 10,

UNITED STATES SHIP Ono,
New York, June 10, 1917.
SIR Early yesterday morning James Shepard, ordinary
seaman of this ship, accidentally fell overheard and,
being wholly unable TO sw i'm, would certainly have been
drowned had it not been for the noble daring OF Acting
Mdshipman Philip c. Johnson and John Richardson,
captain of the mzen top, who, at the imminent risk OF
their own lives, jumped overheard in strong deway
and rescued the poor fellow as he was sinking for the
third time
1t is especially gratifying 10 my feelings to be the
medium OF communicating to the department the fact OF
such paseworhy conduct the part of two individuals
attached to this ship.
Very respectfully, your obedent servant,
l.. M GOLDSBOROUGH,
Commanding Officer
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Hon. JOHN Y. Mason, Secretary of the Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, June ~, /,

NAVY DEPARTMENT, June ~, 1S47
SIR: have received letter from Commander Colds
borough under date of 10th instant reporting that Mid
shipman Philip c. Johnson and Seaman John Richard
son had by an act of noble daring, rescued from drown
ing James Shepard ordinary seaman of the Ohio.
You will please tender to Midshipman Johnson ant
Seaman Richardson the thanks of the department fo
their gallant and pra seworthy conduct which has beer
already rewarded by the consciousness of having
the life of fellow creature at the risk of their own
Such an act is as merorious the daring exploits
in battle
| am, respectfully, yours
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The advocates OF free trade in England have had their
arguments strengthened by the quarterly Of rev.
enue made the 9th ult These returns show that not
outstanding the great reductions in the duties
excise &c. made last year, and the entire abogation
the corn laws the revenuc both from and excise
and from every other excepting stamps and the
crown lands materially increased The years
of ordinary revenue ending the 9th of April, lsi exceeds
that of former year by E235l 49, and the surplus Of
expenditures is f2,st6,9o7 l9s I'd
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" BUNNY
Resored by the General assembly Of Virgina, That the
resolution of the assembly, adopted the twelfth Of January
eighteen hundred and foysix entitled "a resolution TO re-
scnd the resolution requiring notice be given persons
having claims Virginia for revolutionary land bounty,
present the 10y given day for adjustment or That
the shall thereafter be void and extending the time
prosecuting their claims be rescinded and that clnn
ants for revolutionary land bounty be allowed till the first
of March, eighteen hundred and fifty, to prosecute their
claims. -, ,,
Adopted March ", 1871, June l4-laWiWoP
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She has been long in getting ready but the fact is that
her curgo could reach Ireland time when il will be
more much needed about the date she will arrive
theresay the middle of Juy-the last years supply will
be exhausted, and the crop yet in. She will be
last, but welcome.
Hon. Mr.. Rush and family sailed yesterday in the
Duchesse dOrleans. FED,
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THE UNION.
From the Gulf SQUADRON.

We have received from the Navy Department the fol-
lowing official documents relating to the expedition
against Tuspan, and other incidents in the operations Of
our squadron the coast OF Mexico:
UNITED STATES FLAGSHIP MISSISSIPPI,
Anton LlZardo, May %, 1917.
SIR | have the honor to forward herewith copy of
the report of Captain Samuel L. Beese, who, second
in command of the expedition against Tuspan command
ed the landing party in the attack This report ac-
cidenally lost mislad in the embakaton, after the
capture OF the place and circumstances have until now,
prevented the transmission of another copy.
Ii not trust too late to bring TO the favorable notice Of
the Navy Department the responsible part taken by Capt
Beese in the attack, and of expressing my appreciation OF
his judgment and gaantry the occasion Indeed, it
would be unjust to him. and TO the other commanders,
officers and men, well of the landing party, of the
small vessels composing the notila, Ga list OF which is
encosed) did not repeat here, what have expressed IN
my report of the cath ult-that ALL and every one, en-
gagged in the expedition conducted in such manner to
command my highest praise. II would be difficult, and
perhaps nvidous TO distinguish personal bravery, where
all were alike impeed by the most trustworthy enthu-
sasm and zeal and can only remark, in conclusion
that should wish gallant followers in any un
dertaking against the enemy in which might have the
honor to command.
With great respect, am sir, your most ohedien ser
want, M. L. PERRY,
Commanding Home Squadron
The honorable JOHN Y Mason Secretary OF the Navy,
Washington.
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MARRIED.,

In mi. cv on Monday the lih inst by the Rev Mr. Butler
aNrGFI CHASE BARNEY II. y Navy, to MARY ELEANOR
only daughter o. the late EDwAnp DE- Knnrr, esq
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Four pieces of artillery, respectively commanded by
Commander Magrudef, Lieuts Fairfax and Blunt, and
Acting Sailingmasier Rodgers, all under command OF
Commander MackenZie
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From the N. o. Picayune, June 6.
From the Rio Grnndc.

We learn from DR.. Holland, passenger of the
vessels from Brazos Santiago, which arrived last
ing that Colonel Jack Hays, with his regiment of Texas
rangers at Pao Alto, ready to march for General
Taylos headquarters. They said to be remarka-
bly, fine body of men,
Our informant on the way down from General Taylor's
camp met Colonel Croghan, inspector general of the
army, the way up join General Taylor, escorted by
Mustang Gray, and his company of Texans.
Col. Donphan understood to be still at Parras.
We understand that Dr. Beard son Of Major J. A.
Beard has been appointed surgeon of the United States
hospital at Cerralvo.
The parting scene between the Mississippi regiment
and General Taylor, told, affecting IN the ex-
IRENE. As the marched by him TO return to their
homes, ovepowered with recollection of the high deeds
which had endeared them to him, and with their dem
onstraons of respect and affection, ne attempted IN VAN
to address them With tears streaming down his fur
rowed cheeks, all he could say was, $50 on, boys-go
OIL can't speak.
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From our baltimore Correspondent.
BALTIMORE. Jul

BALTIMORE, June l-J, p IN.
The New York elopement case.--A sad disappointment
The Baltimore, New York, and PhHadeiphia markets,
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TuspAN. Anril 10. 1917.

lUSPAN, ApTll ~, 1871
SIR have the honor to report that, on the 18th inst
the forces under my command landed from the
steamers and gun boats under the fire OF the enemy
FORTS for the purpose of executing your ORDERS to take
them by assault The men, headed by their several
officers proceeded with ardor and zeal to the accomplish
ment of the duty. The works, however, before the sea
men could reach Them successfully abandoned; the
defenders offering very serious resistance The guns
of the forts the right bank Were Immediately spiked
or disabled, and the ammunition destroyed The boats
then crossed the left bank and drove the enemy from
the fort Hospital" pursuing them through the town &c
the chapparal, in which they dispersed.
Where notwithstanding the strength OF POSITION re-
sisance was so feeble and of desuory character
little opportunity presented for the exhibition OF IN
dvdual gaantry and where all did well their duty
it would be difficult and nvidious to parcuarlze. Oi
loss shore, far has yet been ascealned, is but
two men killed, and two or three wounded.
Very respectfully, your obedent servant,
SAMUEL L. BREESE, Captain
Commodore M C. PERRY, Commanding Home Squadron
Gulf of Mexico.
The expedition against Tuspan consisted of the follow
ing force-all under the command OF Commodore M. e.
Perry:
The steamer Sptfre, Commander J. Tatnall.
The steamer Vixen, Commander J. r. Sands.
The schooner Bonita, Lieut.. Com. r. G. Benham.
The schooner Petrol, Lieut. Com. T. d. Shaw.
The steamer ScouTge, Lieut. Com S Lockwood.
The schooner Refer, Lieut.. Com. Thos Turner.
Detachments of officers and from the different reSse
of the squadron, composing The landing party, unde,
the command of Captain Samuel l.. Breese.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

We have received from the War Department in ad
vance OF the mall the following slips of the New On
leans Commercial Times and Picayune" containing
later intelligence from Mexico which hasten to lay
before our readers:
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Detaehments Of officers and men from the different resss
Of the squadron composing the landing party, under
the command of Captain Samuel l.. Breese.
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meeting hiss been he'd Leeds a; which resolutions
similar 20 those Of the Liverpool meeting were adopted
The morning journAl (lNoygenssifsHg Of Hsno-
YER published the news Of the incorporation of Crscow
with Austria on sheet with black border, in ssr Of
mourning
The last accounts from the department Du Nord
Ia France speak Il almost zeners fsl in the price OF
corn.
The BrIGanlG states that the session OF Paris
mont likely to be opened sooner than the ith OF
February.
A very large meeting OF the physical iorce party
of the RepeAlers was held At Dublin 90 the ith
From the Liverpool Albion, Dec. !.
The most striking iesture that has exhibited ~
ssf during the past week IN the mercantile transactions
OF Liverpool Is an advance IN the prices Of both corn
ana cotton the two markets which exercise the most
important influence the prosperity OF the country
In regard 10 Corn the supplies OF all kinds OF gram
having been light during the week IN part owing TO the
prevalence OF essery winds and purchasers for
operating pretty freely Wheat has advanced ID to 81
Per 20 lbs and Indian Corn % b+s per quarter not
exorbitani prce and entirely Occssoned BY the tempo
rary scarcity OF this article. Il - assumed IN bTuns
wick.st that the sales made Irish dealers 90 mmedi'
siey into consumption, while others believe that they
merely tend 20 MI the and shops IN Ireland nstead
OF the warehouses in Liverpool lsrge numeer OF
middle men have all al sprung into existence IN
the Irish in consequence OF the corn eNcenient
There are some parties even who believe that many OF
the purchases nomnsly for Iresnt are on account OF
Spectators and still remain on TINS SIDE ~ the On phe
fhey who are most experienced in ihe Liverpool corn
made have the least confidence in present prices 0eins
maintained for any length Of time
some Of the continental ports which were closed IN
the middle Of last month by the ice have again become
opened The navigation Of the Nesa up 10 81 refers
burgh was unnpeded by the accounts received odsy'
aud 80 that of the Elbe Hsmburgh This VIII nave
the effect OF increasing supplies OF corn from the
north Of Europe
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
ySy- Iobusou,, Toothache Drops.

AnSdyne Tor The mmed and permanent cure OF pain
from aecsyed teeth having. from s intrinsic value As
ssd i many mutations have lstoy been rust upon he
nsrke by uupnncpei persons and sold as no ofigpsi
and Genuine article The object OF this pHsgrspn s 10
caution the public against all such spurious pounds s
no Glove Anodyne possibly b The genuine article so
long and favorshy known by that name but that prepsrei
during four or i've years by b. ID. sands aud tot VEG
Jas, wear by Henry Johnson successor To A. H. ssnos
CoIvho i. now he .ole proprietor The only safety Tor
purchasersis % be sure and ask ior Johnson
brops and 10 examine the wrapper OF The VIA ne e'c'y
one of the genuine has the signature OF Henry Johnson
Remember that the True Glove Anodynes an ninr1is'e
-, re- fo The moot violent toohsche pain In The gums
and hat II Is Manufactured genuine only ~ hENki
JOHNSON Chemist and Druggist, No. Z5 brosdwy'
xrsi side in the Granite Building Sold also AT 100 Fulton
a. n Fast Broadway and 3o3 HudsopsL Prcs y cents
dl2 II
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admirers in this city bis way to Richmond and com
PEELED 10 return.
il. O'suLLWAs, formerly Editor OF the Demo
cratic Review and n Y. Morning News Is in this city
lie bearer Of dispatches the same as those brought
by Com. PERRY.
You viii see that Mr. WALLER gives, as a rea'
son for not publishing the Financial Monthly State
ment for December that he had not all the returns
It is generally believed that he was afraid TO pub
lish il as it was when il his duty 70 publish II
There is strong opposition spnnging up here
TO the management OF the Smithsonian Institute
psrticulsrlv 70 the proposal TO build it Of marble.
worked at Sing Sing, by the prisoners
RICHELIEU.
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NE W-YORE LEGIsEATCRE

SENATE. Jan 10 l547-
Mr. YoUSG introduced substitute for Mr. Hall $
resolution. 10 the effect that in consequence Of tne
existence Of war i, was the duty Of all citizens 70
sustain the Government in It's prosecution ana una
no peace would be regarded as honorable without
a fill and adequate indemnity. The ctrelsnve 70
the future annex atom Of territories contained a
clause prohibiting slavery. The debate was not
closed
NJ SANFORD brought in bIll TO amend the ac'
Of 1s44 relative 70 the Register and County CLERK
.-instructinz them TO keep acco1ntsot the ices &c
received by them
ASSEMBLY
The House then vert into Committee OF the
Whole upon tae Governors Message and aiter
considerable discussion. the subject OF Judiciary
Districts was referred 10 Committee OF niteen 70
be selected By the Speaker without regard to Sen
ate Districts.
The Committee OF the Whole next took up the
hill .uprupristing $1,000 from the Hospital 7 and
70 aid the erection Of place for public worship on
the Quarantine Gro1nd
Tai, bill was opposed by several gentlemen, on
The ground thar other churches had asked the same
favor.
ls,vs 20 SIT again, when the bill was lost-
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&peral Notices.
RyERfS PILLS.

~ The Americau Improved Hygeian Medl-
80. Ths.e pills are uncrnishly cue u ne ecsi COM
S. ~ h dsy a. reuera family medicine For sd-
fs,nslrslion In al temporary complaints sne s.om.su
ssS bowes hes5sche cold &c hey msy DC iay oepena
- prn ara prompt OF ihem on he hr't
- ,,t,s,.iti,n vii invariably save much sckness Ih-y
are peculiarly adapted 10 al csses q 40
RAJ debiiEy-sny eeransemen "a -. 81 - .s;ol 4.
al ngering p.snis-dysPepss PUN 'nsIyi
e and spasnodic affections, ver een - 49, 49,,
kc No family sners fair trial. VIII feinsin ".hSu'
Read The following unQnSfs 81 approval OF ne heai'
cine from Mr. Oakley. who hss used y Tor Ten Years
For he information of The afflicted. fee constrained 70
.tas in ms pable Saner that FOR sewers. year, ny vile
hal been severely siiciet with dyspepsia Aendsd Va
nsI,,,,on Of he hesrt and general eehigv, for which
had mployed eminent medcs AZ. but Win no perms
rent relief About six years since WAS Induced % pro
cure Hyers Pills from the Recommendation OF memo
Amos. Immediate relief experienced siter Their use
and shs nov enioy-g good health Since heir nfsi IN
troducou into my smy, hey have been our ony niedf
h a. measles hopping cough scarlet fever. Nc lregard
Them iedy the best medicine nave ever SHOWN Or
used and escasieo 10 save macn en- W
families a. well as 10 secure The blessings o. heaiuh
WILLIAM b OAhLEf.
Pees.kin. N Y March - 1913
In addition 10 The foregoing fecommen ison winch
yave iu is4S have now that the longer use this
medicine Hyers Pinsl the better sm sslisted WIN t
been my only medicine for sboui ten years sna
never a ed me- winter suffered severe bilious at
tack and against The most urgent snuesnes OF friends
lied wholly upon the Pills whlca relieved me en,irey,
ard ens6ea me 10 be about my business To- few days
csn commend he Medicine without any hssisiiou
W. B. OAKLEY, now OF - hins-'- ~ l.
General Dspol ~ Fuonsi "a Eoor. Sold also by OF,
I'm so Brosdway Coos corner Grand and Allen sts ST.
va l.3 East Broadway, Mrs Hayes as Fuionsl bioSs'
lyu J. P Oarian, 81 Grsnd.s Nilismsonrgh 10 sSlu
r5- city Reform-SsTaTai,oa # Ca MIa,e'pai ,fa,,
q m Nafov Polfics IHr Cry kEFoRA fssrN
will hold Us frst public meeting al National HAL IN Ssns-
>. on Wednesday evening next. the th inst nj y. ococA
" hen the public will be addressed upon t" necessity OF
general and thorough the mode Of Administering
Sur CIV Government Those who IN ievor OF sepsrs'
ting our municipal ali airs from party poiicsoi reducing
the present and prospective enormous tsNson-of ~
economy In the expenditures u the pubic iunds 'r
Known 10 be capable honest, faithful and sooer wiihou.
reference 10 POLITICAL opinonssnd all who se N tavor OF
correcting The gross which have crept ntp every
eparnrnt of our CITY Government are Invited 10 seni
Nv order OF the Executive Commiuee.
'' A. D. WILSON, Chairman
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Ex Gov. Mcdowell was nominated alter the
second ballot and withdrawn after the fifth Gov.
Smith was withdrawn after the fifth ballot when
ex.Spesker Jones was first nominated Gov Smith
1t is well known was the regular Caucus candid
ate Mr. Hunter is a devoted follower of Mr. Cal
houn aud ultimately received nearly all the Wing
vote as preferable to a regular LocoFoco
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

Dr. Townsend's Ssrsapsrtls 10 sovereign end speeoy
cure for incpen consumption, bsrrcnnsse, sueob9s,
or whites, obstruced dcnlt mens'Tauon. incooun-
Of urine or Involuntary disehsrss th.ssos - M
the result Of inher.n. cansss, or produced ~ hvsg'-
N3,bag can be mors surprising than lie lpvigorstag e
ects upon the human frame fsfsons al wsshnsss sna
..ds osors .snx " once ssSms ,ooa. .ss u
Of the female sms, which hs grsaeasss
II viii no, be expected Of u.s. IN eases OF delicate
urs exhibit csrhcsss Of cures Performed sut We esa
s.sare siced that hundreds Of cases have osss ~
bic medicns have been blssssd with hssshy o6sphss
Ds rowsusD Ny UT. bsins greatly disussssa y
e.n :a ssd sss s.sSu Sssns down aS u IL
womb and With other difcu,ss ssd having Known essss
asts yeq n; 70; sss s.!s.
oDtsned OF Extract Of ssrsspsriiis and followed
he y .Sa her 70 Sss Being ss
for the benefits she received, take pessufe " th~ or
1n'"'s's'pMs B. MOORE cor Of drssd ana Lylss ~.
Albany, Aug. H. is44
Ds TowsnsD TO all whom This nay eoureE This
10 10 certify hat wis used oos bottle Of your ysrsags
r. previous 10 her confnsment, under tbs mot alarming
and delicate circumstances being troubled WIN u. crop
ssbs,.a with nv per.sssion and The
OF thoss who hal used H. she vas induced % ~ ~ VIZ
nspoy .nS desired effect not Only me hours o. eonsns
msn bu, afsr the expiration OF ons wsss " W use me
ssop 40. sSa sr Sss . now S.sr sn rad Sssn r
,nsg -, ,,os o,-yioas
fhis vii be o. any .<ryes 70 yoa. or any one who
dou. bs .a".crss mvssf your most oosSss, ssl
obliged sil servant SIS jANZsoN.
oprSroNs mn ppyucIANa
n, ro~,,sos 4 Amos. dsily reesiyaS orders IRON phy
rslsns ID eiasrsn. ,ts ~n.d phve,s.s Of
Tar esay in. ~. n essss prsserbsd Dr.
Townsend. ssrsspariia, snd believe % b. one a Ne
p Putting NJ d. J. Wiisop ~ D. T. B. Briggs, u.
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Standardization OF Senator.

The following is the vote whereby Hon. ROBERT
N. T HUNTER, at present Representative IN Con
sress Of the With Essex District OF Virginia
was on Friday elected U. s. Senator for SIX years
from the 4th Of March next, IN place of Hon. VIM
s Archer, (Whig) whose term will then expire