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The Minor Drama.

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Sour Grapeat

The National Intesencer has been more than usually
chary about the Virginia election In its paper of yester
day morning il puts forth the following bulletin:
VIRGINIA ELECToNs.-As regards ascer-
tanned results, have but lte to add to what stated
yesterday.
The election of Thomas H. Bayly (dcm.) in the Acco.
district is generally conceded. Thomas $ Flournoy
(whg supposed to bs elected in the Halifax district,
and the chances in favor Of the reelection of Thomas
Bocock (dem) in the Buckingham district The Abe
ma e district heretofore represented by Mr. Goggn, is in
Doubt and probable that James Nj Forbes (whig)
is elected in the SposYyana district, which was reDre-
sened in the last Congress by Mr.. Beae, (dem)
AS appearances are, the gun OF the lntellgencer
has made three misses two hits OF course il cannot
call these ''asocrained results Bayly and Bocock
elected But as the present version runs neither Flour
noy nor Goggin. nor Forbes has succeeded
The other organ Che National Whig) is equally at
fault 1t put in claim to Forbes, Russell
Fournoy, Goggin, and Irwin GALL whgs) elected
whereas our latest bulletins 10 report against all of
them.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-02

The new Commissioner of the Public Buildings (Mr.
Ignaius MUDDY removed on Monday last MIR. Owen
Connolly one of the police officers of the Capitol. To
use his own words his "offica services of the
police of the Capitol will be dispensed with from and after
this day." (3oth April)
Mr. Connolly was faithful, active, and obiging OFF,
Ger in the Capitol The blow falls upon him at time
when he is still suffering under the effects OF an accident
which he encountered in the public service On the 9Th
November last he opening, at very early hour, one
of the iron gates Of the Capitol Square, when in conse
quence of the gate having been improperly closed the night
before by one the aboers and its machinery being thus
deranged the gate swung from its moorngs and fell up
on Mr. Connolly with its weight of 200 lbs He remained
unconscious about half hour, pressed down by the gate,
when his groans brought assistance and with great labor
he was exrcated from his dangerous situation. He was
confined to his bed for nearly two months, and was not
able to return 10 his duties till the middle of February
His left arm still remains in sling But the Commits.
soner of the Public Buildings now comes to swing him
from his mornings, and throw him back upon his own
resources for support Mr.. Connolly is good demo-
cra but his politics certainly no recommendation in
the eyes of a rabid wing Commissioner who himself
nut into office over the head of democratic Commits
soner Such is the character of this mo- party admins
tration.
Mr. James w Waller has been selected as Mr. Con-
nely's successor
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s of sS sns n o o sss"s
Hudson Mr. Carrique is the editor Of the Hudson ua-
zsus ds%ocarc Journal in which occurse consists M;
wan, OF hds II his removal is based upon The gIouha
case Of the successor Of Mr. Wheeler al Debit He the
editor Of paper there The only difference that the one
Is denoc ratio paper, and the other the OF federal
whieery in Delaware county
Delhi, has discharged the duties OF bis Office,
we hear but opinion All represent him having been
uniformly accommodating TO the people attentive 70 ms
moys therefore was not for want of honesty, capacity,
and hdelity," but because he was deemed an enemy
and General Taylor found II unnecessary reward a
friend"
The Columbia Republican, the whs Organ OF that county
published al Hudson pays the following deserved
ment to the late postmaster OF that city, at is due
MI Canqne to say that for the four years he has held the
accommodating Here, them we have the evidence of a
very respectable wing paper located the Office. Ri
dcnous indeed taking into consideration his previous
LESSONS, Is the OF the second Washington
We regret that the fame of brave solder and
cessnl general has been thus arpshed by the dupcy
candidate for popular favor. Had General Taylor avowed
himself .whig from, the commencement Of the cam
measures, in other words had been the candidate of a
! party" we should now expect him reward his wing
patronage; nor should we find fault with him for doing
But he elected under the positive pledge that
tical considerations but that honesty, capacity, and hde
iy to the constitution be the only of quail
pensaon OF Offices under his administration Never has
pledge, made by man OF any preen,oa to character,
We trust that tho of neral Taylor viii exercise
sautay influence upon the minds OF those democrats who
at the late presidential election fosook faithful friend and
underwriting Anpporter OF democratic principles and meas
ues, and relying upon the hollow professions and hypo
they knew nothing, gave him their support The proscp
ZION OF their political friends is ther only reward But II
they again rally az Of DID, feel assured they will I'M
der the banner under which they have heretofore so often
fought and conquered, the day of rebp'on will soon
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Tie Kanawha District.
CL.axsnuRc. Harrison county, April .

CLARKsBURG, Harrison county, April 80, 1919.
Dean SIR have just time to say to you that old Har
ison stands firm The election is over and Lewis tdem
ocra is elected to the House Of Delegates by $50 major
ity All the precincts not heard from. but enough to
satisfy us that Beae the democratic candidate for Con-
gress, will have majority of 100 votes in Harrison, and
about 200 in Lewis county, 90 in Doddridge, and i3 in
Taylor tt.
Johnson rdem) is elected to the House in Taylor coun-
ty by majority of votes-a democratic gain.
Beale is doing well in this end of the district and if he
does as well in his own end, he will be elected.
Edmondson-the democratic candidate for the Senate
is elected beyond doubt. hear that his majority in
Lewis is over 500. In Harrison county will be 200, in
Doddridge 100, and in Taylor 10.
Yours, in haste, G. VANCE.
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A POLIO HALL for Sale, Hent, I.cssc.-The
"A building has front of 90 eeet Pennsylvania
nue. the hall is spacious and capable of holding 800 per-
sons being well suited for balls, concerts exhibitions of
any kind, wareroom, &c On the ground floor there
three good store rooms, attached to which is good back
dwelling. Bound for California hence my desire do
something with it, Persons disposed give exhibitions,
NC will find i to their advantage to give me call
Fob 26-eouf WIN. MORROW.
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COLLECTORS OF THE CUSTOMS.
Hooper c. Hicks, Vienna, Maryland. e
Robert Mitchell, Pensacola Florida.
James R. Sanchez, st. Augustine, Florida
Elias Pond, Genesee. New York.
Ezra Smith, Champlain, New York.
William s. Mallicote, Yorktown, Virginia
[InteHigenoer.
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Another Case.
INDIANAPOLIS, April %, 1874

INDIANAPOLIS, April u, 1919.
To the Editor Of the Union:
The citizens of this city were much surprised at the
hasy removal of DR. Dunlap, postmaster 1t contrary
the feelings of this community for to honesty and
the moral shocked by the forfeiture # pledges
so often repeated by General Taylor, that qualification
should be the test for office. Fame may for tme like
wealth, cover multitude of evils but there is a day
coming to balance accounts. III.
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WHEELING, Va, Nav 1, IS.

WHEELING, Va, May /, lsl9-sp. m.
Mountain mail Just in. Newman's majori;es in Han
cock and Brooke, 95; Weze and Tyler, 257 Marion,
800; Monongaa, 3l7; Preston, 262. Russells major
tiles Ohio $685. Marshall. 202; Tyler. l3s. Newman's
majority thus far $685. Randolph, and the precincts in
Doddrdge, Taylor, and Barbour to hear from. For
House of Delegates, democrats elected in Brooke and
Hancock Tyler and Wetzel, Marion, Monongalia, and
Preston; and wings in Ohio and Marshall.
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r Asst Leaves OF American History, by Emma VII
Dacotah or Legends OF the Sioux around fort Smell
inv y by Mrs. Eastman illustrated. For sale at
I'D - TAYLOR 81 MAURY'S
Maya bookstore, near 9Th st.
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We missed our Richmond papers by last evenings
mall and are consequently unable TO furnish our readers
with more complete details Of the election Indeed, our
teegtaphc despatch from Richmond at o'clock is later
than anything which the papers could bring
We have papers from Norfolk, Petersburg and Lynch
burg which give us few returns. Northampton county
has given Bayy majority OF 40. Dnwiddie gives Har-
per (den Majority OF 10 for the Legislature Nottoway
is said 10 have elected Campbell (de) by majority OF
a. democratic gain Morriss (whg) is elected in Hen
ry, wing gain; and, far advised we sus-
pect the democratic ascendency in the House OF Delegates
will not be shaken.
In the Halifax congressional district late Flournoys,
the contest is close. The Lynchburg Virginian (whg)
states that in Pittsylvania Flonnoy has majority Of
25i, and in Henry 10 and Avereu has in Franklin ma
ioriy Of o. and in Halifax, on the first day, 32-thus
giving Averett majority of 81; Patrick county to be
heard FROM and the polls Of Halifax for abe two las
days The Richmond telegraph reports Averett to be
elected BY majority of s.
by Last Nights Western Mail.
We received the two following letters last night The,
give us cheering accounts Of the northwestern and the
Ranawha districts The wings seem TO have sustained
Waterloo defeat in the Old Dominion:
The Northeastern Distriet. From Tie late democratic
membfr 1 Congress. = 90
kIsewoon, Preston Co.. April 81
SIN Our election is over, and Wheeler (dem) is
elested for the State legislature. Newmans majority
over 300 for Congress- securing his election beyond all
question.
The people are greatly disappointed and dssat
sfed with The proscnpve policy adopted by the no
party administration. Garry il into Virginia, ant
| Taylor whgery will at once be numbered among the
'"s' ''N' ''' '' - Wv Wv W. q. BROWN.
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In the unsettled of European affairs we are happy to
learn that our minister Sardinia Mr. Niles, has obtained
the privilege OF permanent naval depot
at Spczia under very favorable circumstances.
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We understand that Mr. Henry Gather another of the
police officers OF the CAPITOL has been superseded by
demntas from Mr.. Ignatius Mudd, the new Commits
soner of the Public Buildings
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BY TeleQraphs

RICHMOND, May 1, 1892 o'clock, p. N.
Powell, Hollalay, Bocock, and Averett elected-tht
latter by eight votes.
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Colonel Hayne, OF South Carolina, the companion IN
Of Andrew Jackson has arrived in Washington on
visit to his daughter
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-02

The President of the United States has accredited Max
imin Ismard consul of the French republic for Boston
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-10-11

At Court Of Probate holden at Tolrlngton,
within and tor the District of Torrington, on
the 22d day Of September, A. D. ls49.
PreseGt-GEo. D. WADHAbfs, Esq, Judge
THIS Court doth direct the Administrator
l. Of the Estate Of Lydia Kimberly, la e Of
'Torringon. in said district. deceased, represen-
ted to be Insolveni, to give notice 10 all per-
sons interested in the estate of said deceased,
TO appear. IF they see cause,) before the Court
OF Probate, TO be holden at the Probate
Office in said district, On the 18th day of
October, lS49, at 2 O'clock afternoon, to
be heard relative 10 the appointment Of
Commissioners on said estate, by posting
said order OF notice on public sign post in
Sa i'd town of Torrington. nearest the place
where the deceased last dwelt, and by ad.
vertising the same in newspaper publish,
ed in Litchheld County.
Certified from Record,
40 K. C ABERNETHy, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-10-11

The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the late dwelling house of said deceas>
ed in said Canaan on the frs: day OF Nov.
lS49 and on the frat day Of March 1850 al
| o'clock P. M. on each Of said days for the
purpose of attending on the business of said
appointment.
HIRAM HOLCOMR, ! Commis-
EZEKIEL HOsKiNS. s.oners.
All persons indebted TO said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to.
SIDNEY ENSIGN,
3wlo Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-10-11
PIRWRAT1R RGGDR1D.

At Court of Probate holden at Harwin.
ton, within and for the District OF Har>
'winion. on the l9th day of September,
A. d. l849.
Present-LEwIs SMITH, Esq, Judge.
ON motion of Jane Squires, AGminislra.
tor on the Estate Of Benjamin Squires, late
of Harwinton, within said district, deceased.
This Court DOH decree that six months
be allowed the creditors OF said estate to
exhibit their claims against the same to
said Administrator after she shall have
given public notice of this order, by aiver>
Using the same 10 newspaper published
in Litchfeld, and by posting the same on a
public sign-post in said town vi Harwinon.
Certified from Record.
LEWIS SMITH, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-10-11
NOTICE.

THE subscriber wishing to relinquish
l. his mercantile business. offers for sale
his Store and entire Stock of Goods, COM
prising large and extensive ass ,rtment of
Staple Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware
and Crockery. The Store is large and
commodious, with fixtures convenient for
carrying on an extensive coaatry business,
situated in the village of Milton, near the
Ep scopal Chruch, and has been occupied
by the subscriber for the last IL years.
Terms OF payment for the same can be
made 10 suit the purchasers, the whole or
any portion Of the purchase money can re,
main for any term of years desired by the
purchaser. H. p. WEI CHI.
Milton, Sept. 4. le49. 4wl7
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-10-11
District Of New Milford. s..

FIOOaIe Court. sept 3, ~.
ESTATE Of Elisabeth Wells. late ri New
II Milford. in said District. deceased.
PURSUANT to an order from the Court Of
Probate fVT said District will be sold at public
Auction t0Nkhe highest bidder, on the first day
Of November, 1919, at len o'clock. on the fore
noon. (unless previously disposed of al private
sale,) 80 much Of the Real Estate Of said de-
ceased, as vii. raise the sum of FIVE hundred
twenty FIVE dollars and sixty two cents. Sale
10 take place at Wells Factory in said New
Milford. Terms made known at the time of
sale. JOSEPH WELLS. Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-10-11

NSHE Court of Probate for the District o.
Il Liichfeld hath limited and all owed sir
months from the date hereof, tor the credit
ors 70 the estate Of FRANCIS BACON late
Of Liichfed, in said District deceased, in
which TO exhibit their claims for allowance
and settlement. Those neglecting TO present
their accounts within said time. properly al
tested, win be debarred a recovery. All per-
sons indebted TO the estate are requested to
make immediate payment tn
G. C. WOODRUFF, Executor.
Iitchfield sept lS49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-10-11
The American ART UniOn.

Persons desiring to become members
OF the -" American Art Union, . for Is4n.
VIII do well to make immediate applicA-
ton TO the subscriber. The subject q
the Engraving for this year is "YOata
oelng the second picture of ole's cele
6rated series, "The Voyage Of Life"
Each member will alse be entitled I,
volume of etchings illustrativeof Irving
Legend of Sleepy Hollow" Twent
bronze statuettes, twenty-five niche.
height, Illustrative of Indian charac,
and the usual number of Paintings q,
Medals, will be distributed by lot ano
the members. The number of membr
already reaches upwards Of 2 800 P,x,
of membership So.
..>s P. K. KILBOURNE,
....s Honorary Secretary
Litchfeld, July 6, 1919