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u In notice Of the due between Mossfs Kenuey and
salherwaite Of North Carolina iougbin Greenswlc few
days adjusted two or three free we
skod why could the eil have been sasa soriy ar
ranged before the parties the field afterwards r
TINS inteu0gaory prompted by no intention 20 nsn-
that either party, neither Of whom IL known 10 ~.
personally by reputation, and whose feelings therefore
could have wish % wound,) had acted Otherwise
t11n ho sctCst principles Of the code Of honor ana the
laws o chylly" require We intended merely 10 express
the opinion, Of without knowing any thing Of tho
c'cumstances that, with proper eIsfons, ih Ike
other affairs Of the kind, ght probably have been ADJUST
ed by tho nterp siton OF irods we'll before o. after
tho exchange of Ere We are surprised therefore o. Sec
b. editorial article, and by Communication, iu the last
Halifax o. e. Republican, iiat remark hes occasion
cd excitement among thc trends Of part g. who
have assure tbcm wholly ms1pprcherdsd %, import
We do not doubt DID intend 10 express any, hat
both gentlemen dcporicd themselves with CALAMITY and
courage in the field.
To tho editor Of the Republican We beg leave 10 say
mat while appreciate bis iobsafoucc, We are wholly
ignorant Of any motive forts exercise. Iirsinhs pow.
81 10 "ca up painful ocoIocons thc minds o tho Ed.
tore Of tho Wing" entirely unaware Of my o,reum-
stance from which such rocosCuons, in regard ~ such
subject, con pnssibiy arise.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-18

W Tho Lynehburg Republican charges Mr. Goegiu
with the unheard-ot cruelty, in making his appointments,
OF so arranging tho times and places OF addressing the
people as TO break down Mr.. Lcske physically. ~
As he will be very sure to do mentally, wilt
not be gTease-sPot left Of the gentleman from Abe
MARIE alter the 18th Thursday in April They speak,
it Bedford Courthouse on the 22s and At Mad
son Courthouse on the 25h-and Mr.. Leake will be fore
ed to travel distance OF 100 miles in two days,
order to keep up with Mr.. Goggn, Gays the Rcpubi
CAM in his Aisdia's Lsmp-ke strides III through the
District" Mr. Leake, suppose, procure as fleet
horse ai his competitor; and ii he 10 unable
ter the fatigue, let him blame, Mr. Gogen, but those
who. for party and personal Objects formed this unna-
ura District, stretching nearly from the Roanoke the
Potomac.
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IL A. +. Cunningham, Esq. has Withdrawn from the
editorial chair OF the Portsmouth New Era. The paper
viii be conducted by its publisher Mr.. b. d. Fiske until
The sefyIcos Of another editor can be procured
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" DAVID T.. srevcE Esq rising member Of the Lynch.
burg Bar and decided Wbig announces himself a eandI-
d'e 10 r,prscni the people Of Campbell in the ou,
OF DsIogaes. Joss VI. srEED, Eco. also distinguished
member Of the Lynehburg Bar and Jealous Wig, is
spoken Of as q candidate.
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" The finessds Valley whis gives glowing &C.
count OF the discussion a. Bossoer COur, between WIN
ballard Preston and Gen. A. A Chapman the opposing
candidates for Congress in that District The Gener.
hnds that the vote Of esnsure upon old Rough aud Ready
which pissed the ias' House Of Representatives but was
vetoed by tho Senate Is approved by the people Of
the e'onry, who do not sympa,hize with the tricks Of
politicians, and who will not. when they can detect,
sanction them Mr.. PrestOns vindicadon Of Gen. Tay-
oS Is said TO have been ihrnsy ELOQUENT a, t:enera
Chapmans sttemp' to extcnuate hi. vote was lame and
mpotent to the last degree.
MI Prcs'on we learn. declared his preference for Gen.
Taylor as next President-a step, by the way. which,
with due delerenee to tho better Judgment OF that gen
ueman we regard as premature in ITSELF and so long a.
Gen Taylor Is in active military service calculated to
nure him, by exciting against him the preudees Of par
w and 'uejeenng him To tho assaults OF deagogues
who are always ready to sacrifice the eminent and
PareSi public men, when their ruin s necessary TO the
accomplishment OF party objects. On Gen. Taylors own
aceoun-h there were other conclusive reasons
ds'ens aenon upon this subject until future period
we think 1t unadvsable connect his name thus pro-
mnenty with the Of ls4s.
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GOOChIand.

The Loeoi0cos o. ch.la- held meeting we UNDER
sland their cous-holse, last Friday and after hearing
address from Mr.. Seldom, declined sending Delegate.
TO the District Convention proposed be held IN ths place
Wednesday next "for the purpose Of selecting demo-
candidate Tor Congress-" Mr.. Seldom refused We
learn 10 pledge himself support The nominee Nation
Convention for The Presidency and Vice Presidency in
ISIS, because, Ac said the Northern being gre
han that OF the South might be nominated tainted
win AJOlin0H!Sa-and for such men, OF course neither
he tie people Of the Dc; would L. the course
however, Of discussion which took place between Mr.
Seldom and Mr. Bots, si'eT the adjourn the meeting
the latte proPouuGd 10 the former this among oihe! ques
aols Suppose there shall be National Convention held
aud candidates nominated unJb ecuonabe on the suDse
OF Abouonis sud that MI Calhoun shall adhere to the
determination, which said he does hesitate TO avow
o becoming an independent candidate opposition to the
NOMINEE OF the COuyenugn-iol HON, in that case asked
Mr. Bolts WI. Nh Seldom cast hs yOei Mr. ) answered
thar, as On Individual he should for M Calhoun
thai gentleman had any prospect VI success Mr.. 5 had
previously stated, however that the representative Of
the D5rc. he would always obey Instructions, or res On
Il now as II hls long bosn obvious that Mr.. Calhoun
has chance Of success" the next Presidential con-
test uaCss be BY carrying the election into the House Of
Representatives, the head Of the balance Of power par.
y And IN that eVea his only hope Of an election
that Wings unable elect their own candidate
ma, "a choice Of evils" cast their upon him. in
order defeat the Of the Conveniently a. this
winter, K. VI. T. Hunter elected to Inc Sem
by the union OF the 'blanco Of power party with the
Whg, opposition the candidate presented by the Csu-
THIS understand 10 be Mr.. Secdons position
Indeed DO now he could, consistently with hi.
heretofore ayOwed opinions aud his well known prefer
any other II be satisfactory to the Old
H4user wing o tbs party, have right object to H.
certainly From the indications thus gwen we have no
doubt that Mr. Seddon will be the nominee Of the Conven-
uon'he Locos N Of the couns. not beng 81 sen
sbe o! "a crisis" those in Powhatan and refusing TO
pond therefore the eloquent invocation OF Col Hop
kns:
Rise FalhgFs Use II, Rome demand, your help 20
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pT NoTiCE.-rhe Central COMMITTEE will mer, nj the OF
nee OF Ihos J. Evans ESQ tomorrow evening ~ oeIoct
A. Ch,t
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" We are authorized 10 announce that Dr. PArRicE,
tic present. delegate from Kanswha county, will not bo q
candidate represent tho, county in the no1, House Of
Delegates.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-18

W The candidates OF the Eighth Congressional DsfcI
Us also those OF the Senatorial District OF Sposyvana
rono and Essex, and the county candidates Of Spovya
MIA, are respectfully solicited the people OF Spo,
sylvana at Andrews Precinct (Spottsyvsnia on the "a
Saturday The ilh OF April and express their views on The
leading subjects OF the day. mbi7
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ATHnEIFOLD VIRrUE.-Wth5uIa I-go1,,-r1

ATHHEEfoLDN IRrUE.-Nit 70 guar ard trf-
heieh Digestion health OF the questoB the yrar
Point TO be obtained Without this there tho
,yem that sustain itself and docs not So
Ter With there that freedom ser s,t On
Tint ella ueiiy, that and boiy be
makes life te and delight The question ia how can
this be obtained for such the dcaie tive or.
gans that the least Circumstance unfayory If
by coll mpTueence eating, long Continuance of eosv
have lost ODD digestion tohinr uoe .,,c
eertain and than nr WOODS SARsAPARIILA and NI
CHERRY BrTERS REMEDY which for very b,g
been found TO be thing desirable one TRIAL and ~
do not believe you Will SEGA further n remedy
Sold Wholesale and Retail by WYATT KRTCHAM Isi FuL
New York p. JOHNSTON Main seei Riebn'o,d nd
The DIuggs geneIay lhIous houI the U 8. Pren u ~ nj
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Latc from Tnmnico.

Tsmpco, OF late date The writer is a native OF Han.
county, in this State, though attached to the Tennes
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=, u OfICc '--.A general meeting Of The people OF
hanover Is solicited At March Court (the 4h Tuesday 10
ana measures they may prudent,
and proper IN relation to the national distress OF Ireland and
Scotland The Saviour Of the World, describing neigh
Dor says; Is he that hath mercy the needy"-LUxr
lUh chap 18th 10 36th In abundance lot US re-
member our neghbors, lest be visited with like a
hIctiou lie that hath pity the poor endeh unto the
Lord and that which he hath given, will He pay him
again."-PRov. 18th CHI l7thv March l7tb ~
Do Riehmeni Enquirer Republican, Times and other ei,v mn,
per,. VIII pie l.e In,en the ahnEe nniiee. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-18

DE- FIRKfNs GOSHEN BUI-rER receiving BY -,b, Pro,o.
NJ tor, and for sale ~ nh "a GORDON 4 sKiNKER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-18

II BY late ARRIVAL New Orleans ifom Brazos San
t'go, we learn that Cen wOrihs vision embaking
with all possible speed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-18
CUNA ND RIFLE MAKINGi GuN SMITH.

NgfNG Ee-rBOnAs Tyler NJ bs Cd stand NO 60
Mas doors above the City Hos continues 10 make
order ard for al kinds Of Doube Single Guns ana
Guns Rns and Pistols aersd nto
Rfpars varieties of GunsmHhng done .upe,or
~ o. aaf on accommodating terms. nh ie-2awaw
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SANDS SahSAPAHELLA.-tiad n o al tb,,
mysteries Of eesion should dnd nothing has been n
IN vain In the Of almost dai h-,
substances heretofore deemed worthless possess
FOR thousands OF years the sarSapaa l,ou Of
the elHh unknown unlPpeested yet iliee, In ebi
patton With other vegetable elements form Of sapd
saapana made avaiable the Of D,ca,es oreo
considered neusbs removed preparation with az
ana Certainty which well strike the patients
win aiionsi meat and We find that srofu ism irha
mat on Of the kn eupons Of all kind the
organs dy'pep'a loss OF appetite affect ON.
roes and sores OF all kinds with multitude OF
yield hs detergent nty aperie Mt properties The 1
alton Of Ills mid and agTeeabs remedy.
For further particulars and evidence offs,
value and efficacy pamphlets may obtained
gratis. "sN
Prepared ndsod whoesAic and retail and for
by A. g. d. SANDS Druggists 100 Fuion street eorsr ~ W.
liam, New York. sold ais by DUvAL & PURCELL Ar.r. MAR
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Tis-sz-zs t-rs 5fses Fs ly sat % ~ ~
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DHNCPE sEGARS-5O,OOO genuine Priaepe seEarl e'uz'
- biand just landing and for sale BY PR CRAM
mn ~ No. p Erchanyo Block
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hUUHHDNI-A Ifesh ancc 1Fi received ard Tor ae by
~ mh Is FR. tRANz No 9 Erchangr och.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-30
THE 10 pEANs OF THE FANATICS

As We expected, the election OF John NJ Bolts
has been hailed with acclamaiion by the Aoo.s-
Zionist press OF the North. Below, we give the
f.st echo from that quarter. The New York
Tribune is the great tavorlle and organ of The
an,i-s!ar:ry mes. II will he seen that DIR.
Bo,,s' an,i.Sou,hern course on the 2Ist Rule and
the Wi.mot P.o;:so, is recommended with especial
warmth. Flow az those who roied Tor Mr.. Bc.,a
will relish the assac,.s :. lis endorser, the Tri.
bune, upon "he encroachments OF Slavery" We
cannot vel! imagine. MIR r.: IN the eyes Of the
Tribune, deserves more credit for his indepeod-
euce ,han some Of the Northern men the mselves.
Mr.. Newton will observe that the Tribune as.
signs him 10 school Of political ethics very DIFF
feren. from that followed by his an,.Texas asso-
cia:e, Mr.. Bolts. II speaks thus
A TaiuMpa WITH 4 MoRAL-We uus. there
n NOT Wing from he Arooslook to the Sabine
fwe won't answer COR Texas Whiss) who, il he
has mol heard, will not hear with thrill ofexul-
ta,iop, that John NJ. Bots has been returned TO
Congress. from Virginia. We doub, whether
there is one among rs, short Of Harry Clay him.
self, whose personal triumph would cause wi
der or deeper satisfaction. No: that Mr.. Bolts is
deemed wiser greater. better than many another
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DEATHS.

Died, on Monday afternoon, the Goth OF April, atm,
residence OF B. y. Minor Esq.,, in this city. II se,ts
of Mr. Thomas Anderson, OF SPOTS, wanna courIr !
the I7ih year OF her age She pos s-ssej character,
far more than ordinary excellence and ,vrline,. N.
Death, to her so sudden and relentless, hrs .rS.
.na,rh,d yictim from brighter bours IN liz
tender affection of relatives and friends.
Died, yesterday. At II O'Clock, Mr. GEORGE HIT.
Gibson, in the C2d year Of his age. re ftnt. ~.
acquaintance Of the family are respectfully invited
attend his funeral this afternoon, O'clock iron N,
United Presbyterian Church, on SEockoe Hi, Sitcu
IN ri her notice
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towns, against the plaines pecepts OF Christar;-
ty'-and although we ABRoR TIE PURPOSES M.
WHICH THIS WAR Was BEGUN AND is coNrIsrrn ;
vel JUSTICE and love OF brave deeds alike i,
nand that we should remember and HONOR lho..
whose valor and skill have shed und, wing ln,,,.
upon the aims oil the North American repubI;c :
v carrying on thus re,y ira, uhieh IRE 50 uttrly ~.
HoR!
"And there fore, General Taylor, though y.
have twice voted down resolutions Of thank, \.
lore You got 10 be popular, yet, as some If on,
political friends begin 10 think j, likely you ma.
be an available Wing candidate for The P,esicen.
cy, and we may want few offices il you com.
in, we have concluded 10 ask Deacon Briggs on,
worthy conscience Governor, 10 lear of all me-,
part which curses the war You ale engaged in
and which is necessary to quiet cur AbolIion
friends here, and send you this vote Of thanks
We should have said nothing against The war
hurt your feelings only that We were in bad f,
and have 10 shuttle along the best We can, 50 >,
10 paciiy The AbolitioDists and, al The same lime
not offend our Southern slaveholding Whis br,.
thren."
Reduced TO plain matter of fact, this is II. ~.
&C, inte, 2retat,on Of these hypocIilical, doub,.
faced resolutions The quotations are directly
from the resolutions and The meaning is cle.,
and obvious in all its contemplate INCONSISTENCY
OF principle and purpose.
Sei-respect would never permit The gaI'a,,
Taylor 10 read such resolutions al The head III.
brave men who with him have perilled hi.
lives in This just and necessary war. Fahehcct
and hypocrisy are stamped on every lire Lei
the Massachusetts Federalisis OF to-day, a, lea.
have the decency OF their predecessors 10 1.
war of 1912, and if they are NOT hypocrtsis
pretending that the war is unjus, and wicked d
Them drop General Taylor and all their volesv
praise him, and declare, as The old Federa.s,
did, that Tin war wased without jus.ihab,
cause, it is not becoming 10 express any apprc
baton OF military or naval victories"
TARIFF OF l846-The cash received a, ii.
New York Custom House during The wee .rl.
ing April 23t, 1876, was S290,6O7. During i,
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FARMYlEW For SALE

AN anxious TO sell this beautiful Farm, lying With.
fyr Mules I'll Cumberland 0urt-t ouse, on Wii,',r
yer, a SAFE navigabe stream-emptying into Jane,
yer near notwithstanding 500 acrrs-ao ,
which is in It's original growth, the balance c,-ari
and in good state Of improvement A good prca
lion % The cleared land is low grounds, aortlnl 'a-
good nelds-about three hundred thousand imprc,,
lots, for tobarco-the balance good grain land NO @
of which 10 worn out-a most excellent dwelling het
commanding a splendid view Of the plaBiai on, ~
the centre OF the farm, very convenient NAMED va.
en- meat house, carriage house Rranary, ana all sttr,
sary out houses-aboui 45O grape vines, the ver sen
wine in our eountry-a splendid spring, elegantly .n!
and good selection Of apple trees. Those wIshr,a
purchase respectfully invited TO view The premise,
April 30-cw1ws JOHN G. ADAMS
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GAINS AND LOSSES.

In lie counties heard from, We have gained
Senator, Caroline Diaric,,) Accomac 2 dele.
gates, Charlotte /, Culpeper !, Monongalia l.
Harrison l. and perhaps Morgan i-6.
And havealos Franklin 3, Dinwiddie 1, Eliza.
beth City and Warwick /, Buckingham I, Eau.
quer |, Gloucester /, Greenbrisr !, Louisa !
Montgomery, &c, !, Monroe l, F oyd ], Henry
l, Patrick /, Giles and Mercer lis.
Mel, loss or 8, which amounts to deduction
of IA or I6 from our majority OF % on join. bal
lot las; session.
There are only is counties more 10 hear from
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mnIED LIN HARNESS p

suca was thc SIMULTANEOUS exclamation OF
two Democrats, when news was brought them oil
the death OF Gcaeral Georee C. Dromsoole, who
has Just been elected 10 Congress iiom The Bruins
wick district. This PAINFUL intelligence which
had been rumoIed for several days, reached us
vestcld.y morning in such a form, That we are
forced to credit IT, Not many days since, friend
informs US, General Dromgoole met his political
opponent in tic county Of Amelia, and addressed
the people with striving power and eloquence.
He Diseased The grea, questions Of the day with
an ability which few can equal. The election
came of, aud resulted in hs issor, though, ron
peculiar causes, the issue vas involved in doub'
and was proba5..f 20, known 10 General Drom-
eoole when he breathed his last His name is
p,oaaiy Associate with The history OF the Re-
publican party, not only in Virginia, but in the
Union. one OF whose ablest, and firmest and
most prominent champions he was a. knowledge
by all 10 have been General Dromsoole was a
eian, in mind, and his ac;:or and character were
never impeacbed. Faults he had, like other
men, which, in The language of the Fennsyva-
nian, somewhat "impaired Inc usefulness of one
OF The brightest nleecls in the Unon"-but his
native State vii! never forget liz distinguished
services of one " no .as filled SO many high OIL
fees in her councils.
Peace TO his .snes
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STATE SENATORS ELECTED.

thomas II. Daniel, Of Prince George.
James Fl. Cox, of Chesterfeld.
A-s,in M. Tribe, OF Essex. lGain.)
John Thompson, Jr., of Amherst.
John W. Tyler, Of Prince William.
William Kinney, of Augusta.
Wig.
Robert T. Woods, of Franklin.
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L. q. u;.,1-,t-r v,ypiu;nn {,

In our county (Ffederick) the election passed
of very quietly. The vote was about an ave.
rage one. and has resulted as il did last year. in
the election Of one Democra, and one Whie;
With this important difference, however, that The
Democratic delegate leads the invincible delegate
of WhIggery some % vo,es-lhus showing that
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coN~raraT CENTENARY CHURCH

CONCERT AT CENTENARY CHURCH.
We invite attention to The Concert this eve
ming at Centenary Church, BY The Orphcan Fa-
mi,v ;o1;le benefit OF the Church. II is the last
coucer, these charming Vocalisls will give in
our civ. AL therefore, who can ENJOY good
singing, AID ale friendly 10 The Church, should
embrace The present occasion. See advertise
ment in another column.
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pocEINanaM nJsTEIcT

Shenandoah Mcdowell leads Gray about 700;
Two democrats eleclrd 10 The legislature. Rock
ingham Mcdowell leads Gray about a00 and
Bare ard Marz drms., elected 10 The legislature.
Augusta: For Gray, about 504; for Mcdowell
about 2ls Rockoridge: Gray, 3oi; Mcdowell,
POI.
THE OHIO DISTRICT.
VIM. G. Brown, dem, re elected 10 Consiess
without, .er,ooo opposition.
The only change for the legislature in eigh, Of
the northwestern counties Is in Monongala
where c. Taazcy, Gem is elected.
Thus we have three democratic gains Tor the
legislature By The western mail-in Morgan, Mo.
nongaia, and Harrison counties.
WASHINGTON
For Congre.s-C d. )4lo Fulton, (W.)
1884; McMullen, 3D. I49.
For egislature-Floyd, (D) 500; Orr, (W.)
1874
sMYTH COUNTY.
For The House of Deegaies-Dr. Thomas NJ
Tate, Democrat, reelected, without opposition.
For Congress- (D.) 50; McMullen
(D.) rs; Fulton, (W.) l3I.
Bcoadford, Chatham Hill, and Rye Valley pre-.
cincls 10 hear from.
~ sURRY.
For Congrrss-Waus so; Atkinson lio.
For Senate Daniel, D., SO; Walker, D., 81
For House of Delegates-H D., IO7
MONROE.
JohnH. Vavter, W., elected TO House OF De-
cgales by | majority over Gu. Bsias, D.
Wing gain.
For Congress-Pres,on's reported majority "a
GREENBRlER.
Samaol Fire, W., elected 10 House by ma
Iorily ofsi over j. r. Caldwell, D., and Han.
nan, w. Wing gain.
For Consress -pfes'on's majority 325, reported
GILES.
For pman 37l; Preston $780,
For House ol elegales-Mier, D., 1888; Neal
W.. 1926.
For Congress Chapman l5o; Preston liz
For House of Delegates Miller AL Neal
1871. Neal, W., elected TO House by 80 MAORI.
~. Wing gain.
NORTHUMBERLAN
Thos. Basye, D., elected over Ball, D.
A letter in the Wing says hat ThomasS Hay.
mond W.. is elected 10 House by 400 majority
over Dr. Yosi, D., and hat w. J. Wiley, D., Tor
Senate has majority OF 500 over Carlisle, D.
MARSHALL Oldham. W., 5lS; MELON.
aid, D, 5Oa. Odham's majority for House 10.
Browns D ! majority for Congress 274.
BROOKE Thomas Bambriek, D., elected TO
House.
MORGAN-Thc Msrtinsburg Republican OF
The 18th says that Thompson, Dem, is elected
being gain;-bul slip from The Marlinsburs
Gazette Of The 9th says that the Sheriff OF Nor
gan will give The return 10 Michael, Whg-the
poll al Cacapon having been Suppressed, "
which would have made il tie.
Bediuger's majority for Congress about 300
We have not sufficient returns from The Wash
inelon District 10 form an opinion as TO the result.
MONONGALlA-Caleb Tanzey. Democrat,
elected over Brown, Wing, by bstween 200 and
300 vo es. Democratic gain.
TAYL0R-Rurdei', Wing, 2S2; Ryan, De-
mocrai, 243.
CLARKE-For Congress Bedinser 1853;
Kennedy i4l; E. D. jacobs, Democrat, elected 10
House.
RAMPSnIRE-Re dineer's majority for Con-
gress 36. HieiI AMI Allen, Democrats, elected to
House