Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-03-02
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COLUMBUS, Ohio, February %. 1910.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, February %, I949.
United s. Senator in Ohio. LIST ballot Thomas
Ewing IL, J. r. Gdd.ngs Z, William Allen q, s.
I. Chase II, ID. Potter ?, ID. Disney /, Blank IL.
I'd ballot Mr. Whitman Withdrew Mr.. Aliens
name. and the vote stood, for Chase So. Ewing 81
| Giddings 3, Allen /.
3D. bailot,-Chase So, Ewing 80, Giddings Q,
/ Vance l, Blank ..
! Two ballots having been deposited for Chase
folded in one, this ballot was set aside.
4th bailot-Chase 50, Ewing 81, Giddngs l.
Vance /.
solomon P. Chase Free Soil elected by major
lty. X. p. Spalding and w. r. Randall Democrats
were elected Supreme Court Judges on the first
ballot, and received 50 votes. Gilman loss, Free
Soil, elected presiding Judge 18th Judicial Circuit
on the first bullet, receiving &c votes
A deialcaton had been discovered of ll042 dol
lars on the part of the Secretary and President of
The James River Company at Richmond. The
Secretary has already fed, The President died
some time since.
Hon. w. C. Dawson, U S. Senator, from Geor-
ga, came passenger in the Southernor, and arriv-
ed to-day.
WASHINGTON, February 2ist, 1910.
SENATE.-Thc House bill making provision for
new Land Districts in Missouri was passed.
Housg.-Mr. Tallmadge, of n. Y offered a reso-
luton directing the Secretary To report to the next
House the money in his hands belonging 10 dcceas-
ed seamcn and desertcrs from the U. S. Navy
sourn BaNo, February %
Our California company, numbering thirty, and
including many of our best citizens, heads of fami
lies, &c, started this morning at II o'clock.
large concOurse of people attended to see them off
California song was sung-the band played sew
eral INSPIRING tunes. Mr.. Coltax in behalf of the
citizens delivered most eloquent and impressive
IL
more. in smaller companies, have started or will
start this week, and about thirty more arc formed
into companies, to leave next month.
HARRIsBURG, Feb. 81.
During the afternoon session the bill authorizing
the extension Of the Pa L. Road to n Y line was
defeated IN the House By vote Of As to so.
NEW YoRK, Feb o.
The W Washington correspondent OF the CONNER
cial says, MIR. Benton is preparing an argument
against Mr. Douglass BIZ, and that he VIII make an
uncGuivocal profession Of the Free Soil principle
The Washington correspondent of the Journal
of Commerce says, that the President fatty denies
that he assented to Mr.. Wilmot's proposition for a
prohibition OF Slavery in nrw Tcrrtogiesby Joint /
resolution of both Houses of Congress-
Daniel u. Drayton, charged with abjucting
slaves from the District o. Columbia has been |
GRANTED new trial.
The Herald correspondent from Washington,
says that city is infested with pick pockets and rob-
bers Every night some one is knocked down and
robbed.
a dispatch dated Union Town, Feb. 2Ist, saws
General Taylor had arrived in that town. He was
welcomed by a speech to which he replied briefly. !
lie leaves this morning for Cumberland
New ToRK. Feb 90.
In flour demand good-twerty- thousand sod /
1T S5,56ay55,62. Sales Of Meal at $3.50. Corn /
scarce and firm at 51a55 for Southern yellow Ola
81. Oats 40a42. Pork heavy at $I0,25aS .25 /
for prime. Small sales Whisky. Ashes dull at
S6,5la3 SIS for Pots and Pearls