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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16
q GRICUL TURAL.

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Ilgyir storl n aIi Liuds-Yhese sbopH ha .6usa,
Under ar Sheds Or n 10 ire sontb or eas, a,d !;
G.Iir, SO much the bater-thev should receive three
.rJ- W. eti ay fodder ana small one Of Grain 4
lay-havo Access to yard be waered before each meal
ani -a'tod'tu III week. Hhe currvromb or A whsn n
straw. il daily apn.s would add much to their ceanIl-
nc~~. health arl comfort.
Fnhi9g Horses ,1Il9cs and Oren-These animals.
KS they contribute ~ largely towards the comforts and
pleasures Of Che Homestead, should receive kind treat
lucnt run th-ir masters They shnnId be prnvided
with comfortable satbiing well bedded stalls be curried
and rubbed down at least twice day-have proper Al
IrWanraS Of grain and hav morning NOON and niGht be
vrtcrcd i"~ 1are each meal and have each an ounce
u salt three times week. an equal quantity of mix
tura ufstt 6u.y sifted hickory ashes and me-oyster
Shell lime best.
II sometime h1npnns that working horse. and c,u1es
have dtliruljv III uriaaiur When this occurs five
: .ir.o h, :.
ounces <" "LeI yafFaW 0e mixed n Their teed two or
'I''' .'' H.. cure VIII generally be Affect
,a l"J yaIio" IT. however effect cure give
NE "n '''D' c'hPrSfd Oh one ounce OF CASTLE soap
'i MN "'1clas y sapere' two mornings IN success
SION 'a7""I
n 'r"''g rh'ny, al gram ied 70 horses and O.
''' S'oeN' Sh'u' De cn'Pt-t goes farther by p per
cnt-IS m"Fc acceptable 70 the animals induces them
70 '"'r on 't o'oT' more condncl'e - the preserva-
H'h 4" '"eI easier n'4esifd ana as resulting
cons qa'"ce; more PTe~erTafve OF health
N'P ~ KIN s"ouu UNDERTAKE TO Keep a flock OF
s''P W"' "o'' "" provide lnem win good shedding tor
"'rI. oeuuiI@ . IDS; OF 5000 nay
''''; W. oS W. " ~ "'heF 1000 ne sheep
~, u. T.. Sa.u' NC "a'treu thce a
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" '!'1 !, .IN - NJ \" "ieH SAT-
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WHIT I Il" 4 ;I 'ISui I5' ~" UP your hoss 70
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Z i ~I ilo'i ne par you leeu mem
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+ "' Y - = 'IIeS9 u meal ualy, lot
Ia ,or' eeI''e WIN pump
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16

Vt appears by the subjoned paragraph THAI the !Yon
isaac E. holmes not the only successful candidate fol
Congress from South Carolina. who during the late can
vass IN that State, took decided stand in tyos OF Gen
Kav1Or.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16
RAIL ESOAgD NOTICE..


EVlE first annual meeting Of The Stockholders Of The
IL Lynchburg and Tennessee Rail Rad Company
will he held in the Masonic Hail. in the town Of Is ucI-
burg, on Monday, tile 9th day VI November next.
The Commissioners in The different counties along the
line Of the route Of the road, WHO were appointed by an
order Of the Board Of Directors, viii send in Their sub
scrrtion books and Of acquisitions paid in, by
the 10Th Of November that the names Of the slbscf
bers may be regularly entered before the meeting takes
place.
The Stockholders who wish to give proxies will inl
blanks at The office Of The Company in I.ynchbirg:
FORN or PROXY
hnor all men By these yrescnIs That We, the sab-
scrbers being Stockholders in tile Lynch5urg and len
nessee Railroad Company do hereby constitute and ap,
point our true and lawful attorney and
proxy, 10 represent each Of in a general MEETINGS or
The Stockholders ofsaiI Company, when we not
personally present, with fall power ana autlry at
such general meetings. 70 give such VI and 70
90 such other act or each ufus could give or DO
II we were personally present.
Witness our hands and seals this day ~
WITNESS, (sEtL)
r. q. MORRISON,
Treasurer and CTk l.. s, /. i. l.. Company
Oct GWEN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16

TO CONTRACT ORS
M & have on hand, suitable for Contractors,
w 1900 lbs. Cast Steel. assorted size,
5000 Feet Patent Safely Fuse
$1,000 lbs. Round, Square, and Bar Iron, well as
sorted
$4,000 los. Western Bacon. prime quality,
Dozen "Rowland' Shoves,
ALSO,
A lot Of Crow Bars, Sledges. Mould and Rope
Sept. l8-ts NlcCORKLE & SIMPSON.
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\ Y AT

Inc D store ship rtdUna has arrived at New Ork
from Norfolk, to take in cargo of naval stores for the
y. ). squadron in the Pacific.
The following is an extract from letter. from an
officer board the United States steamship Princeton
dated.
VENICE, Sept 23, 1913
"On the second day of our arrival, We visited the
Pre- sldent Of the Nentan Republic, by appointment
made between the Government and Captain Engle-
We were not prepered for the reception that awaited us
he President occupies The royal palace; he was in
suit otblack The Secretary Of the Navy, who is an
Admiral, and the Secretary Of War, who is a General
were in full uniform. Officers were detached to ac-
company US to all the places Of interest. On the next
day two gOndoas for the officers in which we
were taken to the forts and batteries which defend the
CITY, We saw the hostile Austrians waiting the time
tor action-guns and canon loaded
ut would not be easy, if possible. take Venice by
land line yland communication Is by railroad bridge
of beautiful construction, three miles in length One
section Of this been taken up prevent the approach Of
The Austrans. The President requested permission for
some OF his officers to visit ship The Secretary Of
the Navy and the General in Chief came off to US in
small steamer with about 80 officers We got our ship
under way o' them. and our Eehgh coal burning with
out smoke asonished them not . little. We lowered
our pipe, and and down before the city and when
abreast of St.Marks sauted the Admiral with the fac
of The Republic at the spre. think the Princeton will
be remembered here for some time"
MIcH,cAN.-The HllIsdale (N,chgan) Gazette. g.
Cass paper calls upon its readers bear in mind that at
Gen Cas- elected President. he is pledged to veto ans
bill that shall 60 to establish slavery in Territories now
free" The Gazette is published in Gass's own neigh
blood. and is presumed know something. if not
Of hls opnionss a. .east OF bis pledges the people
that QLarteee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16
Fashions, Fashions,
For the Spring and Summer Of E3ES.

4 WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Lynch
Ill burg, and the surrounding country, that my North
ern aud French report Of Fashions has lust come to hand
as issued by Thomas Oliver, Of New York They arr
very different from any thing heretofore issued and
fine taste.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
the advantages haze in being agent 70, one Of the best
reporters in the United States Of getting garments cut
n the most splendid
NORTHERN OR FRENCH STYLES,
as they may fancy. All work Entrusted my care shall
be done with despatch. JOHN OAhEK.
March 9-wts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16

7 Rules hel il the Clerk, Office Of the Circuit Superb
r. Court Of Law ana CIa1rary or the County IL Hall
fax, in the month Of October, iSIS.
Hezekiah y. AIoCargo, PlaiftiF
Grutct
Thomas AIcCarso, FL Montgomery, James Young, Sc,
DefcpdaAts.
The defendants Thomas NIcCarg5 and Eli Montgomery,
shaVng entered theiT appearance and it appearing bv
Glory evidence at t Inhabitants Of this Com
monwcah 1t is ordered that thc sal Defendants MIC argo
and Montgomery, do Appear here the rst Monday in Jan
nary neXt and answer the Plaintiffs bills, original AHA amen
ded ana mat copy Of hiS order be forthwith inserted the
lYnchbure Yrgnian lr TIVE months srcre--ively and pos
ted at the 'front.' door ofhc Court House Of This County
Copv-Teste, WIN. HOLT, Crk.
Nov. 6-M2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16

Dl virtue of the authority, vested in by deed of
- Trust, eXccncdb by John M. Price and wife, bearing
date the hday Of july 1916 and orccord i'll the Clerk.
Office Of Boteourt, Roanoke and Montgomery counties,
offer TO sell, privately, that portion Of the
"BENT MOJNTAIN'
+ r A Il o # l. "A n ID,
which remains unsold, consisting Of about
FIVE OR SIX THOUSAND ACRES OF
E4LU.4BLE L.4ND
Ihe said Tract Is situated in the counties Of Montgomery
and foyd and embraces within its boundaries much yaluab
TOBACCO LAND.
The whole Gift well adapted to The growth Of Grass
20 hcctlvalon OF roots potatoes urnips, heets, Sc SC
! persons wishing to purchase stock farms for rearing
cattle horses mules sheep cannot too highly recommend
the land now offer Tor sale know Of such range for
stock the Bent Mountain" The hcalthncs 81
the place proverba and there Is desirable place
for a summer residence.
Persons who may be derous Of purchasing VIII address
John VI. Price The undersigned, Fncaste Mr. Price
will be Away ready b accompany persons who wish view
the lands Mr. ShinEs, who lives the ace, will
take pleasure in showing the land 1erms Of sane viii ~
made knownby Dir Price, the undersigned, and VIII
endeAvor 70 make them agreeable persons wishing buy
ALEX. p. ESkRIDGE,
'nNe s-w's Surviving Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16

JAMES GARLAND AND WILLIAM M. CABELL
AVE united in the practice Of Law, and vi req
uarly attend the Circuit Superior and Comfy
Courts Of Amherst. Appomalox, Bedford, CaupJ, and
Nelson, and the town " I-yuchhurg.
Address, ynchburg .raiul.
JAMES GARLAND w.Il continue, differently. to
practise in the Court Of Appeals.
Oct 1911
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16
.EppEes, Pears, Peaches, .Epricoss,
EsEirl,.S. fE,crricS. GiE;R,ceS "a
James E;srer and Ese,,a,rIa Company

rl'IE Fourteenth Annual Meeting IL the Stockholders ii
the James River aud kaaawha Company Will b. held
at the C7mp4nv Office, in the CITY Of -hmond Mon
day the 27th ot November BY order ohc President ana
Directors &. Q. GERBFRDINlI, Secretary.
Ri.hmnnl. Mn Net.l.r. IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16

II Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Ch1ncerv held
~ Tor Bedford County, the 2h day Of SepcmherlSiS
Samuel Phillips pIiatf against Ambrose ellis and John
f Hawkins, 'admc NJ John tilis deceased, defendants,
IN ClIANCERY
The defendant Ambrose Cll. who is Of this contly
and against whom the plaintiff appears to have proceeded in
the mode prescribed by law against absent defendants, still
failing appear ana motion Of the plaintiff ny
counsel the court doth take his bill for confessed that
detndan-and this cause came to he heard upon the BILL
OF the defendant Hawkins, the replication thereto
exhibits and examination Of witnesses, and argued by
counsel: On consideration whereof the doth adudgc
order and decree that Commissioner Oths do take
o. the interest Of the defendant Ambrose ellis the
estate OF John G deceased embracing his
in the estate, real and personals that the said Commissioner
Do also AXE Of the debts due all persons seek
ing by suit to subject the said interest the payment their
debts, and also Of the amount o all judgments ana dccrcc
which may already have been paid OF the said interest
and that he report said accounts this with
ter specially stated thought pertinent by himself required
BY the parties 70 be 50 stated.
ACopy-Teste, JOS. WILSON, Cl'k
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g. WORM MEDICINE. -

HARRIS URNER SeHsI.E'S
Compound SW1p of Spigelia. Dr.
+ 1 A b l. + Y f L NJ IF UC +
THE most efficient the safest peasanc- ana most con
L -enient JtOR.H .uEDICLNT; ever offered to the
public.
large number Of unsolicited imonals ofis merits from
Physicians and others Will be found around each bottle
Manufactured only BY
AiRRIS. TURNER s, HALE.
wholesale DRUGGISTS,
No. POI .lI7Bet Street, Philadelphia.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In
Drugs Chemicals, Patent Medicines Surgical ana OBJ
stetrical lnstrt mcnts, Druggists Glassware. Win
dow Glass Paints, OILS Dyes Pcrfumeries, Slc
SC, and exclusive manufacturers Of
HARRIS, TURNER & HALE7S
Sugar G0Ggea
ESEHE4S.
tYuxhams Liaiment for the
piles, Ranbridge's Hair Tonic
Eclectic Eye-water Mrs Madlon's unri-
vailed indelibe Ink, Mrs. Sherwoods Extracts
Of I-emon and Vanilla for Havorng PuLdings, Ice
Creams, Sc, SC
70. sale by
>, II seay, Lynchburg,
-. X. Lyman,
A Duval, Richmond,
Purcell, Ladd & Co.,
tndby Druggists generally.
august 5-W6m
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- DIBRELuS HOTEL. @
EssiA FORMERLY THE UNION, SsA HIS
$50 TX Main Street, klR
ITNCHRTrPC

IE subscriber has opened this fine Hotel for the accom-
Il mediation of the public, and will give his undivid
personal attention Ii has been rcpaed from Garret to Gel
lar. ana enlarged Nv the addition ofsome
FIFTEEN BEDROOMS, \ LARGE AND ELE-
G.1.N"T DINING ROOM. LADIES' PlRL OR sc
The sleeping apartments the addition are large and
airy, neatly finished and furnished with
NED FUR.NITURE
thewhole presenting ul and adaptation to the
comfort and Of guests, seldom the best
regulated hotels.
Besides the usual comforts Of house Of his kind there
Spring ntthe best treetonc WATER gus hing the
rock which the hotel stands.
1t beng the intention of the poprietore make this first
rate Hotel in is conduct and general arrangement, it
admitted to be IN extent and architectural design, he hopes
Obtain and wcndcavor merit the patronage the pub
lie
Gentlemen arriving in their conyeyances will find
good
TBLE AND CARRIAGE HOUSE,
and for he mmolaon of Travellers in Canal Pac
keta rood Hack Will always be i'll readiness convey them
o and from the hotel.
CIAS. I. DIDRELL, Proprietor.
Nav 25-6m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-16

4 Pleasant Resistance for Rent
VIE tenement now occupied By for rent the ensuing
J. year Possession delivered the st of December next
SEPT Io-ts JAMES CARL AND
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.N-O e ECE,
Ezigsec~s Cm.Fs Prices.

XETE wanting 10000 BUSHELS OF GDOI
w WHITE WHEAT, for which The highest nmrkc
price Will be paid in cash.
HURT & PRESTON.
September Ats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-01
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 30. l34S

The nomination Of Mr.. Longstreth by the de-
,mocratic convention at Harrisburg, this morning,
puts an end to the uncertainty that prevailed in
regard to the nominee OF that party; and the wing
convention which assembled there to-day, nomi-
mated by reclamation Mr.. Johnston, the present
incumbent, as their candidate. The opposition to the
nomination of MIR. Longstreth mostly on the
ground that he would be expected to resign hs seat
the canal board, which would give Governor
opportunity to fill the vacancy with one Of hi, own
politics thus giving the wings the ascendaucy and
renderir the office holders along the public improve.
m. hts somewhat doubtful as TO the tenure of the
loaves and fishes This the feeling that preyen ted
tie nomination from being completed last evenin g:
but from the early hour at which the question was de-
cided this morning, his determination not to resign
what he has; until fully seated in the guberna toral
chair has probably been ned to the delegates VIII
had other preferences on that account
John Van Buren, c. C. Cambreeng, and one or two
other distinguished advocates of the free soil move
ment, arrived here by the New York boat the pur
pose taking part in the mass meeting at the Chinese
Museum. this evening.
George Foreman lad about Is years of age into
the Delaware this afternoon at Racetreet wharf md
was drowned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-01
POLITICAL intelligence.


NEW YORK CIrY.-In giving the names of the
aspirants for Congress, in of the districts Of
this city, we mentioned that of Gen. WaIbrldge.
There must be some mistake in this, for Gen. w.
is not a resident OF the district in question.
CONNECTICUT WING STATE CONVENTION We
have received report of the proceedings of the
above convention, held at Mddetown on the Both
ult but have only room to give the names of those
selected for Presidential electors, viz. Z: Hon. Thos
S. Williams, of Hartford, and Hon. Thomas w.
Williams, Of New London, at large; Solomon
Olmsied, LIST district; Ebenezer Jackson, I'd do. ;
John McLeland, Sd do; John B. Ferns, 4th do.
he greatest feeling of harmony and unanlmlty
characterized the proceedings of the convention,
and resolutions were adopted expressive of the
most entire confidence in, and approving Of the
course of Gen. Taylor.
New HAMPsHIRE.-SOme of the free soil papers
we see claim New Hampshire as likely to vote for
Van Buren,. Ii is only necessary to show the GER
tainty Of that State voting for Cass that majority
of the popular vote is required in the choice of
ticket, the Legislature chooses the electors The
majority for C.s about 49,. The probability,
majority 10Th the wing and free soil tickets,
by the vote of the people In ls4O the vote of the
State was. for Polk, 27,l6o; Clay, 1856; abo-
ition, ,l6l. In lSi7, for Governor,
Williams, (dem -. .30, BOG
Colby, (wh1g) .............. .Zt,lO9
Berry, (sbotion) .................. S531
30 6&0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-01

FpcARrowN. Ms, Aug 2S- Arrived-Brg Moxy, Bird, New
York for Porsmouth scrs Augusta Hatch Sarah Ann
Pink am do, for Lynn.
PInLADsIPHIA, Aug 81 aPM-Arrived- Cassda, Cliff
ford, Boston, Alice Bentley, Dunbar Portsmouth H. Ocean
Queen Pictou l,da Farpham Mcntyre Camden,
Me- 'chrs Mary Ann and Caroline shropshire ALIENS Point
Morris VAIN Benton Wilmington NC; Emily Weaver Pauline
Boston; Froet Edv ards do shcnandoah Worth Fall River
Ashn cad Styles arebsm Rough and Ready Pitts
Hartford bsrses Gpmpus ONe New York; Pospose, Drake,
New York
Ceered-Barh Mary slade Howes Boston; bgs Two Sis
crs 1ittejohn Portland; SUM- Flynn, Boston, Rainbow
menon. Weymouth; Cassds Clifford Boston Sarah Hues
Shea do; Topaz Spatea do VIM MoGvony Hitc 1burn. do
Alice Bentley, Dunbar dr. Conway Noopsn do schrs Calais
ORrien do; sally Whoatn Wheaton, New York. Frost
Edwards Milton Mills Mary Ann Caroline Shrop hire
Yon ompsnce sears eoston; Michigan Patterson, do Go
Grant Newbuyport Sher sndoah WORTH Provdence
Ann Mann, Boston; Sea Flower, Dukes, Baltimore.
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PasscnKers Arrived .

LvknPooI-SteamshpN agara-From Liverpool 10 ,ifax-
psss ISSn an MT Ma,asy From liverpool New
kev Ut w is and lady Mr. and Mrs Berpook Mrs
miss Law children and Miss Schaw Miss Banney
mrs and Miss Anderson Mrs Hamilton and pcrvt Mrs row
Major Gen Rowan lady and male sevvt Mrs Reid oh
sLen and tnSr MT E.rne Dyken Piohersll Mr. Csd~
MT Douglas Mr. Gardner Mr. Warren Warren II He :,
ard Mr. Cock Mr. and Mrs Kfnsford, infant nurse M
stewart Robt GsJie Vim Gillespie Thos Ennis Mr. Kjnmond
ston pianist ny Asstss and son Mr. Walter Mr. Gacc
ard Townnd Alfred field Mrs Field and child Mr. Newbold
Taylor TAYLOR Ben Stark Mr. schoif d. Mr. Pcndeton
ncArin mr fipoSam. Mr. Moenry, Korn, Mr. Blame M
Roters y sheehAn, sbotscn. James Rentlcy Mr. Ogvy
M Sgnon Mr. Chrsy Mr. Stein Mr. David Law Mr. and Yrs
bnrtcr Geo Wheatcrc Mr. Spears and Mrs Prtesm and
CHILDREN VI Tnlc Mr. MUD wellington Parry Worrs
Ms Worsh Mr. Coins Ferdinand Buokham Rob Rudert W
apd mrs Lea and children, VIM Porter q Hunter
Mr. Martha 'r .."e"'~ "t ios'ns
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Democratic majority. Z.

Democratic majority. .......... sos
The sbolluon and independent votes had in
creased last year to 1881
PENNsyLvANIA.-The 1fitoniam of August 25th
states that the Hon. George kremer was to address
a Taylor meeting at Mtflnburg, Union county,
Pa, on Saturday. 1t was expected that there
would be large turn out George is doing good
service for the wings in the present campaign 1t
will be recolected that he was of the most
prominent of the supporters of Jackson and Van
Buren,, in Pennsylvania, in the various campaigns,
from 1924 to $40.
We understand that the Hon Samuel D. Ingham,
OF Bucks county, who was Secretary OF the Trea-
sury in Gen. Jackson's first cabinet, is also in favor
OF Gen. Taylor.
The Harrisburg Keystone, of the 10Th August,
publlshes an address to the democratic citizens OF
Pennsy vanla, signed by portion OF those persons
who, last year, were appointed a Democratic Cor
responding Committee, favorable to Gen Taylor
They now announce that the organization (demo.
crstic) which resulted in the nomination of Gen
Taylor, at Harrisburg, Is dissolved, and recon-
mend their friends to support the democratic can
ddates, Cass and Butler.
The principal objections of this committee to
Gen. Taylor are thus stated:
We have conclusive evide from his own autho.
rised stateme of his devotion to the principles
the wbig party-of his desire to change the prese
democratic men and measures-andto substitute Hen.
ry Clay, the embodiment of whig prnciples-of his
submission to the discipline and ominatng machine
~ Of the whig party and Of his surrender into the
nominations which he had previous'y received In
taking this course, he has abandS .he principles
upon which he was nominated at hs--iJonrg and
rendered the nomination itself"
lNDIANA.-The democratic majority IN the LIE.
glslaure, as already stated, will be Is, on Joint
ballot. 3D.
The Stuth Bend Register, of oath August, has
the following remarks, respecting the popular vote
which in 1874 was 2, LOG majority, for Polk
We can get no certain indications to the popu-
lar vote, though we think il is very close In
counties the locos have gained from last year and
many others the wings have gained We notice a
large increase in the wing vote In jennings Jefferson
Fountain Davies and Martin, Decatur. Knox, Fsyette
Harrison. Monroe Sullivan, Union, Vsrmiilion, sc.
But for the floats taken generally from whg counties
and given to such loco counties Bartholomew Gin
ton Dearborn Elkhart, Sullivan. Posey, Monroe and
Brown, &c, the legislature would have been very
closely divided"
Ex-GovERNoR THOMAS AND FREE Soil. We
learn that letter has been received by the CORE
spending committee of the Free Soil Convention,
from Ex-Governor Francis Thomas, In answer to
their invitation to be present at their recent con-
vention, in which he declares his full adherence
to the cause, and his determination to vote the
free soil ticket at the approaching Presidential
ele ction.-Bdh. Sun, Dug 81.