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cans Cass and Butler the day of election comesnot
oy lean majority, but one approaching ten thousand.
The wings here do not claim it the editor of the Lynch
, gu,g .ngnian who always lays claim to everything
reason "hat the people OF this State are harder 10
change than any other in The Union" bet of 81 90 to
$50 cannot be had on the State In ibis county alone
which gave Clay 237 majority, shall certainly reduce
this 100 and the feeling pervades the surrounding
counties. should like to know what chance then, Tay
lor stands of carrying the State when Clay was beaten
$1,000 Not the slightest
+ We shall have Stale Convention in Lyncbburg ON the
goth September, for the purpose of organizing 10 bring
out voters; and when this is DONE the day ours
and the "no- faces know it. The wings, having aban
doned the discussion of all their principles, are com
PEELED Roorback and the Louisville Journal
for the invention of lies and therefore you find the
Richmond Wing, and the lesser lights OF State,
filled with nothing but slang dshed up out of the very
filth and mre Of political degradation, and show reck
lessness and disregard for truth which defeat in
evitable defeat always produces upon the lover of the
spols which that party has been long hankerng after
Thank God however, the people OF this State know their
devices and tricks and how much faith TO place in their
statements. This game has been too often played in
Old Virginia to deceive; and mark the prediction,
it will only bury the wing party in this State, after No
vember next beyond the power of political resurrection
Yours respectfully
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COMMENTARIES, UNDERTAKERS, AND CAR
u PENTERS, ATTENTION Mahogany Boards, Cof.
fin and H,~draa STUFF, I,rssrs &C. at ascfi0"-on Fri
warehouse the of and 10th streets, Hasup
Wecdon's new building, large and excellent
Of the abovenamed materials, viz: 81 n
Mahogany boards III. al, l, 2, and III inches thick
Some good handral boards, suitable for carpenters
A good lot OF coffin stuff
Also 1000 feet shaded veneers.
All the above will DO sold in lots suit purchasers.
Terms; All sums OF and under *25 cash $25, n
credit OF ~ and 80 days. for satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest , II. =, A. GREEN,
Ang 10-N 'N ~ r'+.'4t s'' Auctoneer.
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ID AZOFS, RAzOksS.-The unequalled and Justly famed
III patent frame back also, the Egyptian and Chr
aese razor Just received from the manuacoty Q, Waae
GIBBS hair-dressng saloon, (Coleman's Hotel
Gentlemen who shave themselves, and value good
razor, will do well 10 call.
N BThe all warranted to shave web, or the
money returned. NN
Aug. 1O--Stif
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CORRESPONDENTS.



The following is an extract from letter written by
of the most intelligent gentlemen in the southwest to
friend in this city,
NASHVILLE, July 30. lS4S.
can assure you, from personal observation and know
edge, that in this State the nomination of Gen. Taylor
has utterly failed TO raise anything akin to enthusiasm
So far from it, there unprecedented GOODNESS and in
difference throughout the wing ranks You know that
in fair trial State nearly balanced; but it is my
confident opinion that if the election to come off
now, should carry the State by from six eight thou
sand majority Such the marked difference in the spirit
which animates the parties. The democrats are work
ing with more SYSTEM energy industry, and union than
ever saw them The few who at one time disposed
to vote for Taylor have readily resumed their places since
they have the chance of supporting Cass and Butler
The distraction and division in the wing camp is open
and manifest, and unless there is total change in the
aspect of affairs, shall carry Tennessee beyond any
doubt | am fully satisfied that in Tennessee Clay's
nomination would have been hailed with far satis
facton and, indeed shall not be surprised if there is
Yet Clay ticket run in this State. have good reason
to believe that Mr. Cays will 90 before the Buff
fao convention and if he is its nominee, he will with
certainty have ticket here. have no doubt that
geance would be sweeter to Mr. Clay, than the tri
umph of whigism, with Gen, Taylor its leader; and
shall not be at all surprised if he is yet candidate
look upon South Carolina, Alabama, and Mississippi
perfectly certain for Gen Cass Virginia. My latest
information from Louisiana assures me that Gen. Taylor
has not the least chance of getting that State. have
letters to-day from Kentucky, in which am assured that
there is fair prospect of carrying that State Upon the
whole, feel every confidence in our success in the gen.
eral result
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ELECTIONS.
TELEGRAPH RETURNS.


The majority for James B. Bowlin present republican
MEMBER in ST. Louis, about $50 and in Jefferson county
100 Other counties in the district to be heard from
But this return is sufficient to his election and
gives far gain of about 600 democratic votes sncs
the presidential election Of s44-a great revolution in
the popular vote
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From our BaItimors Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, August 9-5 p m,
Election Returns from North Caroliwd, KeAcky Mssoswi,
and Indiawa-IHe Markets, &c.
The returns from North Carolina still leave the in
doubt the result The following all tho
recently received:
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The Undersigned joint committees the part of the
Jackson Democratic Association and the Rough and Ready
Club appointed to make for public discus
sion Of the respective principles of the wing and
parties, have mutually agreed, in consequence of the
ateness session Of Congress- and the engagements
the members, to relinqush the whole matter.
JOHN f. NORRIS, lc rr,. ~
DAVID HEDRICK, }Co,n. VI Jacksoh Del'
f. B. ROBINSON, hSSocia'ioh'
RIGH Ar s WyyAhWLLAcH' Com. of Gen. Rough
JOHN iii + TOWERS, and Ready Club
AUGUST 9.
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Virginia.
PARKERspURG, Jul

aIl ,-ttlt l 9 PARKERsBURo, July 80, ls4s.
have had opportunities to learn that western Virginia
will give Cass and Butler largely increased majority
over the last election. i. KS rs s-1 N c.s n
Ohio is altogether safe; both parties concede the
cess of the democratic ticket in that State In the att
ude assumed by General Taylor as the wing candl
date with abolition associate, he will not get more
than three southern States if, indeed, than two
North Carolina and Kentucky.
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CAMPBELL COUNTY, Va, 4th August, lS4s.
take great pleasure in saying to you vgn'a Is as
Virginia was and she will be found right sidc up on the
independence and no. partysm, cannot turn the democ-
racy OF Virginia from the "plan way" She will
tany for those tried statesmen and sound republic
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Rv A. GREEN, .awcstOneer.

TURNING LATHES, DRILLING MACHINE, BLACK
i SMITHS TOOLS &c, AT AUCTION.-Will be
added the sale OF mahogany Friday the lib
instant, at IL o'clock m at my warehouse in Hasup and
Weeden's new building opposite Centre Market space,
excellent turning lathes, in good order
do drilling machine do
Large lot backsmlths tools, anvil &c
The lot of mahogany extensive and of superior quail
ty. For further particulars sec advert ement
80 ~ A. GREEN,
Aug l0-2t u Auctioneer
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Indiana.

FoRr WAYNE, July "a, 1s4s.
SIR No serious apprehensons need be entertained in
regard to the west The entire west, including Ohio,
will be carried by sweeping majotes for Cass and But
er II the south does her duty, and stands firm, as be-
ory's maiorites The wings here calculate largely on
the south but cannot believe the south will sacrifice
the democracy by voting for Taylor simply because he
could never strike and they cannot be SO blind
see it. The democracy have been the only northern
friends the south have had, and shall never be-
lieve until see it, that she will prove ungrneful at
time so big with disastrous consequences. repeat the
skies are bright in this quarter Our State, Of
your number will not permit any person to question.
the nomination of both candidates; and were select
the State that thought would give Cass the largest ma
iory should select Ohio, excepting Pennsylvania
illinois, SC. .ft l...8
New York has gone to the d-l-Van Buren, and all
and there let them remain.
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O,- Second Ward Democratic Associasion.-A rep,,-
lar meeting of this association will be held this Thursday
evening, hafpast o'clock, the Franklin Engine
house. full attendance of the members is earnestly
quested business of vital interest the will
be brought before the meeting Persons DESTROYS of Join
ing will forward their the President some
member, to be proposed. JOHN +. ENNIS,
August 10 Recording Secretary.
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MARRIED

MARRIED.,
On the the Mr. MoReAr VIM MITCHELL, ESD,
SYDNEY VIRGINIA. daughter of NICHOLAS TRAvrRs,
| al bis city
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kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. s.
The majority for Mr.. Cnttenden the wing candidate
for governor in Barren county, the first days ballot
was 365. In Monroe county, Mr.. Critrenden had ma
jority of 90.
Full returns from the following counties OF the vote on
Monday, show majortes for Crenden the wing cand
date for governor Bourbon county, 500 majority;
Franklin. 100 majority Barren, 3e5 majority. The fol-
lowing counties not fully returned. also give Crttenden
majorites shelby, 300; Bracken, 1850; Lewis So Mon
roe e9 Powell the democratic candidate, has received
majority in Nicholas county of 100 The result of
ballot in Jefferson county gives Crtenden majority of
3i0 The wings have also majorites in Licking, Wayne,
and Scott counties Crittendens majority in Lincoln Is
3Oo in Boyle 200; in Garrsrd 6s5; in Jessamne o2 and
in Montgomery Is.
North Oarolina.
We indebted to Mr.. Holden, of the Raleigh
Standard" for the two following bulletins the first re-
ceved at the telegraph Office 20 minutes past last night.
the other rs minutes past -
First DESPATCH %
Twenty-Five counties be heard from. In those heard
from, Reid leads two thousand hundred they
in those heard FROM Hoke and Graham did,
Marley is elected by HOO bn if we gain have
done, Reid is elected Legislature still in doubt.
Second Despatch.
Just heard from Wilkes and Surrey: Reds clear gain
three hundred and eighteen!
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PennsylvanI0

FennsyIvanta ! "
SToYsTowN, Somerset CO.. Aug. g. 1915
This is the great wing county, that always elected
Stewart to Congress The democrats here are active and
devoted to General Cass Our candidate for Congress-
Hon. John L. Dawson, is the stump and think will
be elected
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Illinois.

The returns from the congressional district repre-
sened by Mr. Lincoln. (whg) SO far almost sufficient
to secure the election OF Harris, (dem..) Logan
(whg) As far as they received. they follows
WIG.
Sanganon h.ra,cirr.
Tazewell IN ~ 90
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The following is an extract from a letter written by
of the intelligent gentlemen in the southwest to
friend in this CITY:
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PAINEsvILLE, Lake county, July 90, 1s4s

GAINESVILLE, Lake county, July 20, 1S4S
Ohio IS as certain for Cass and Butler as any other
State the Union The only thing to talk about the
maiony from present appearances must be very large
in my opinion less than 10000 and perhaps 0OO
There be contingency arise to lose us the State
The ball has been set in motion, and no human power
can arrest it. You would be astonshed to witness the
demonstrations against Taylor by the federasts on
the Reserve Half abolition they and at all times
violently opposed to any one who has ever fought
for his country, they turn cold shoulder to Taylor,
and they doing all they can to get up north
ern candidate, which they will do at Buffalo on the 9th
proximo but doubt very much whether they will take
to their embrace the traitor Yam buren, Be this as 1t
nav it will inure to the benefit of the democracy,
friends are all united and enthusiastic for Glass; and what
ever votes taken by the free so ticket will come
from the federal party.
Cass or Taylor must the other be elected and
the democracy perfectly satisfied with Cass and But
Ter and every effort which being made to bring into the
field candidate, will strengthen us, and weaken the
ticket of our adversaries
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20 heretofore whig
60 do wing loo
~ do close.

DIX counties to be heard from and if they 90 in the
same way, Harris (dem.) is elected.
There is report that Colonel Baker (whg) is elected
IN the district now represented by Mr. Turner (emocrat
II has always been doubtful district
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Ohio.

VERM1LLIoN, Erie Co., July 81, ls4s.
AS Ohio now stands, Cass and Butler are far ahead.
determined to defeat Taylor by running Van Buren and
in this they Judge correctly every vote given to Van
Buren, takes one from Taylor.
Cass and Butler will get the old democratic strength
and Taylor will be minus the whole Van Buren, vote.
Much is said by the wings about Taylor carrying the
whole south They at their old game OF brag but it
strongest opposition from their ranks. look
upon this State for Cass, Butler, and Weller Lo
rain, Huron, and Medina counties, all righ-exactly
right They sOut and out against Taylor, and of
course it gives those counties to Cass.
Give the wings and boilers rope enough and if they do
efecualIy hang themselves this time, you may set
me down prophet speak Of Ohio of course but
cannot see why it should not have the effect to
strengthen the democrats generally
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------- CLEVELAND, July 80, 1915.
Ohio is safe for Glass; although be not surprised if
Weller has much harder race The abolitionists, for
the first time in many years, have gubernatoral can
ddae and will probably 90 for Ford, as he is understood
to be decidedly hostile Taylor, and has given
to his friends that he shall not vote for him:
What spectacle in the political world does this pre-
sent The wing candidate for governor refusing to vote
for the candidate Of his own party for President Van
Buren, will try hard for the nomination at Buffalo, and if
defeated the barnburners will probably bolt again Three
giving usually 5000 wing majority, and which, in 1870
gave 5000 majority, will go for the Buffalo nominee
General Cass will carry all the other counties on the Re-
Reserve, Genera Cass being from the first their favorite
candidate for the presidency.
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THE TELEGRAPH
Friday. November 3, Es4s.
The a1pCT5E1agS

Keep it before the People that William Pitt
Lynde said last summer. TER the nomination Of
Lewis Cass, that G3,' II WAS A BURNING
SHAME THAT ANY DEMOCRAT SHOULD
SUPPORT THAT DOUGHFACE CASS FOR
THE OFFICE OF PRESIDENT. u and that
NOW. William Pitt Lynde Is SUPPORTING
THAT DOuGHFACE CASS," and ADNOCA'
TING HIS ELECTION!!
Keep it before the People that 4. Finch. IT,.
Esq was p!e5ged Liberty nan in 1914, and has
shown his love Tor Free Soil by Gpostati@ing from
hi, nciples,-breating his trriEen picdse-and
advocating the election of Gen. TayloT,-the sup
porter of Slave Soil, and the owner Of $50 sl'es
Keep it Before the People that Charles Durlee
sin HEARTILY APPROVES Of the Anti->lavery prin-
cipes pr2fcsscd by AIe>srs I.ynde and Finch in
common with himself ia 1914, and that he WILL
NOT, like Mn LYxDE. EAT HIS OWN WORDS
and VOTE ron THAT DoUGHFAcE," nor like Mr.
Finch break his pledge, aud vote for SLAVE
HOLDER. HUr WILL VOTE FOR FREE SOIL
MARTIN VAN buren,, AM CHAS. f. AID
AMS.-BmnbmHcr.
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70 HIS FELLOW COCNTH1MUN.
NEW York. Oct. l. 1913.
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'"l''a MO cur h'"'N "'i.'.fe" territories
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''''''''' az u''" ''H "'H'E
"'''' ''' 3" S''''' ''e l't"l'l'"l % our
E"'e'''"'. Tut ~ ~ are csc many 'nN'i'rd
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c-"'''''"" ~ "'e ""'I''--,"' i"t'Fe pros
iVrity Oh Our country. ana me hPPhjts~ q.
tc vast huiuo'f 81 individuals on "hnm
u0y are d'~''"e1 to operate aud whose
"''i''c' ~ wen - "l' 81 'h' present GEN
tralioh' taey are intended loS"ture. In the
contemplation OF such interests, differences
ct opinion III respect 10 particular c"ilil-
dates, and IN respect to the ordinary sub
JrciS OF party conuovcrsy' sink into lH~iG,
n.Ilr'nrc' 10 ihr t"ir OF such nls>oe no
american ciuzen can be indifferent. SnIl
less can one who. like myself. Is bound by
Hrs OF assoclauon, kindred and common
h40N'iy' 10 large portion OF ne cmlgrants
mo are p'u'og lnio or country, and
VINO must increase 10 numbers every yc"r,
tndcaNorm1 10 seek IN the genial climate
and irritr soul OF our unsettled tcrritorIcsan
yam from the oppression and want
wa'rh cNpeI them from their native shores.
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viii astonlsh the behoider in such cases as the
following cholera mo rbuS, distressing dysenery
pam IN me SIDE and stomach. corns, cuts and bru
lses, cholera nfantnm, bronchitis. healing ores
on man or beast, children teethlng, raising blood,
noarseneSs, qu.nsy in few hours, chilblalns and
frosted teet sEasms, prevent blister from burns,
orokcD breasts mea sles cramps, hurts, scratches
or Torn flesh, bites stings Certificates to fill
volume might be published, showing the wonder
tul effects OF Mrs Browns Pain Killer" but they
are too common, and used for nothing and the !
shilling bottle will do more than a thousand un
known MINES 10 convince the user. Principal
office u Cortland, st n Y. For sale by SAWYER
& Co. Southport. eotlvl9
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A. MORGAN.
CASH & IL EADY PAN
Dry Goods. Grocery. Hardware
AND CROCKERY
w 4 3 IS II y USE

w q i IS Il GUS s
n ORTIZ door under the Dnrkee House. where
u can be found an extensive lot Of Goods in
me above branches OF trade which will be dis
posed oil al the Lowest cash prices.
IN DRY GOODS,
choice lot Of AlapacaS, Merin es, and fancy
styles for dresses.
very large assortment Of Prints English,
Scotch, and French Glnghams, in beauti tul STYLES
and qualities.
>, White and red Flannels, Stripe Shir,ings, Ticks
Table Linens Bieached and Brown Coitons all
widths and qualities, Gloves, Hose, Ribbons.
Fnngcs, Laces, Mnslins. &c &c.
GROCERIES
OF every description, Sugar, AIolssses, Tea,
Coffee, &c. &c. i splendid quai,, of Tea al
s.
A. NJ has also on hand a. his store doors
south OF F. w. Lyman's shoe store, Main street,
a inil assortment OF Groceries, Provisions, Nuts,
confectionery, &c. &c, which will be sold al
price as ow as the lowest.
southport, Oct. lllh. IS4S. ,fI6
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4 SMALL FARM within ) miles cf low T.
n containing so acres o. groun so IF " hi-h
Is under the piow, al frnced wish a posi- a 10
card teace, acres are st with growing OF
thard. There IS first rate dwe..lnL hgt Sc Il
good We OF water and other In proyement. on
The premises. Term. acsommoda ing
&, CLEMENT.
Southport, Oct. ~. II
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

ADM y - tItA Ok - SALE.
n Office i hereby given that the uud"rsgac ed
\ administrator aud administrauiX of the c
tatc Of Cyros Damon, deceased; by virtue OF an
order OF the Probate Cour' OF the coun Of Ia
cine ana State of WIS. on,in, VII sell at public
auction on the premises, at Southpor. county
and Sta,c aforesaid. on Monday the 9th day OF
October. 4. ID 1913. at , o clock p NJ. OF SAID
day, al Of the following described pieces and
parcels o land, to vii About t"enty tour M
one eighth ~ I-c) acres ofland, being the nome
stead situated on HE town line road leading Nc
from The village OF Southport, except the follow
ing described piece Of lind set oil the widow
do ser, VIZ. Commencing at stake sixty (00
feet east from the northwest colrer Ct me
above mentioned twenty four and oae e'sAth
T24 Is acres of land on the town line road -
Thence rnnning east on sand road Eity four l3ll
teet 10 a stake. thence due south sixteen 90
ro3sto a stake thence west fly 'our "a feet,
thence north 10 the place OF beginning Including
dwelling house and outbuildlng~ thereon situated
the reversouary right Of winch last described
piece q! land VIII be sold. Also thirty three 33
feet in block seven ri in The south east quarter
OF section thirty one T3l commencing eighty
eight 50 feet east Of the south west corner of
SAID block fronting on York street with house
thereon. Also tie undivided one half Of Thirty
htee (33) les, IN The same bloch Greedy east aad
adjoining the same wjta house thereon. Also
some notes and accounts due said Damon. All
st the ato>e real esta:e being in the tow, OF
Southport R4cin7 county. sta;e of Wisconsin
Terms cash SA1,JELHALE. Administrator.
ELIZABETH DAMON. Administrators
Da,ed Southport, Sept. 9TH, lSiS. SUI
The sale az the first described piece or parce,
Of land except tAcu'y acres Oft Of the south end
n 81 except {haj set of 10 the widow as her COW.
er, is postponed to the 2d Monday Of Januar,
next at o'clock P. NJ al the premises, when the
sam. Mil he sold
SAMUEL HALE, Administrator
ELIZABETH! DAMON. Administrative
- u =
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HAVE YOU \ COUGH - Do NOT AEG-
L 4 lectit Thousands have met prema ure
death for the want of attention 10 a common cold
Rev DR. Bartholomew Expectorant Pink Syrup
will most positively give relief and save you from
thai most awful disease. Pulmonary Consump-
lion, which usually sweeps into the grave thous
ands Of the Young, the old, the lovely, nd the
gay. For sale by Comstock n co. n \, and
sawyer x Co Southport. eotlyl9
w ORMS IN CHILDREN. - Kolmstock's
w Nermituge is the most extra ordinary nedi
cine ever used. Should there he no otms it
viii not hurt the most delicate child, but Will do
il good. o. Cau,ion-AIl of the above named ar
Il cles are sold only genuine by Comstock Il
Bro. 50 second 81, s. Louis, under the Monroe
House, aud CONS ock y co, 81 Cortan II 81, n
Y, proprietors OF the original and only genuine
Magical Pain Extractor. and Hays LIniment for
the Piles, and SAWYER & Go Southport. e1tIyI9