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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-14

HALIFAX CouNrY.-Our readers have
been advised Of the effort now being made
,oinducc the people of this county to sub
scribe to the stock Of the Richmond and
Danvillc Railroad Company. The County
Court, at It's last term, made an order for
submitting the proprcty Of subscription
Of $4,000 to the qualified voters Of the
county. Since this time, the people have
been addressed upon the subject; and so
intense has the excitement become, that it
has been carried into the Legislative can
vass. We are credibly informed, that the
success of the railroad candidates and the
subscription ofthe county is almost beyond
doubt 1t is to bchoped that our friends,
encouraged by this evidence Of approba-
ton, will push the work forward with re-
newcd vigor-D.
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Fc.
By very late intelligence, Of date July
LIST, from the capital of New Mexico, we
learn that body Of thrcehundrcd Canaan
che warriors presented themselves. on the
9th and 2S,h Of June, at the villages Of
Anton Chicoan La Cuesta; situated in the
southern part ofthe country Of San Miguel
They protested purposes entirely peaceful
towards the inhabitants of New Mexico,
and especially admiration for the Ameri-
cans, assigning as the reason Of their visit
that they were on their way to make war
upon the Navajos. who live considerably
west Of the Rio Grandc, and about the
parallel Of Santa Fe. Notwithstanding
these professions, they did not leave the
villages above-named without committing
wanton deprcdations on the inhabitants,
killing stock for which they had no use, and
driving off others. No personal injury,
however, was inflicted on any of the peo-
pie, though some Of them were rudely trea-
ted.
Col. Alexander, commanding the United
States forces at Los Vegas, sent troops to
the points mentioned, and Col. Munroe at
last adviccs was busted in issuing orders
designed to chastise and repel the Indians,
if they could be discovered.
The people of the lower portion of the
county of San Miguel were put in a state
ofgreat CONSERVATION by the unexpected
appearance of these Camanches, and had
earnestly called upon the Governor and
military authorities for protection.
Further news from that quarter will be
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-14

that all the Railroads can send their freight
cars directly TO the vessels side, and load
and unload their freight withoutthe trouble
of carriage.
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CORPORATION BoNps,-The Bonds Of
the Corporation of Danyillc, to the amount
of $4,000, issued in accordance with the
expressed will Of the people, were taken
on Friday last, at their par value. They
have been made payable the 1st Of August,
1872, or sooner, at the pleasure Of the cor
porauon 1t Is unnecessary 70 comment
upon fact SO full Of signiGcaton.-Daa-
rifle REGISTER.
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LTEMiIi sell on si:,iurd;,Y ,norr,.

w ing, 10th inst, at Marsethouso corner. at o
o'clock, lot of Dry Goods, Hardware, Cutlery.
Looking Glasses, Guitnrs. Guns, &c
Also, II bbls. good Hcrrngs.
Amgl4-lt MOSBY & UOLCONRE. Auc,s
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The CUEAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CoNTRADIcTioN.-BALTIMoRE Aug. s.
have just seen letter Fl ON aresponsi-
bic source at HAVANA, brought by the
Georgia to a gentlemannot connected with
the Revolution in Cuba, pronouncing all
the statements put forth by the Spanish
Government as false, and predicting the
entire success Of the patriots in sixty days
that the announcements fthc overthrow
ofthe Patriots have been pu, forward by the
Spanish Government to check the move
ments in the United States. These stories
are said to be all known as false in Havan-
a. The letter was struggled through by a
passenger.
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EXPENSES:


Instrumentation. u. Rudc-. Gen q. q. Clny.
John O Il, Gnggin, Esq, Gins. l., Mustv Esd,
John NJ Speed. Rev. O. Il. Vaughan
BEpFoRp-R,v j. q. Shcpperson. DR. ]. T. W.
Read, Dr. VIM. Steptoe, Hon. W. l.. Gogsip. AID X.
Irvine.
CANPnELL-Judgc Fleming Saunders.
LipERrY-Jamcs I. johnson.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A.pn REwARn.-e5N TnE NIGIIT n


GsDA REWAlRO.--oN THE NIGHT
- ~ ofthe sol, Of July, my trunk was broken
open and the following articles iukci; A Gold
Watch. with the letters A. u. NJ. on tho back. the
second hnnd broken oa. and the minute aud hour
hand. crooked at the ends rings with thu let
tiers I. u, NJ. nu them; one Brcust-pn and Revolt
ver. The two last articles had no psr,c mark
upon them. The above rcyvurd will DO sivcn to
any one who will find and return them 10 me, or
give mo such Information ~ | Gun ret them myself.
Aug li-at JOHN s. MITCHELL.
G1 EEWARD.-RANAWA FROM
~ n ~ The Undersigned contractors. on tho vir-
giuia aud Tennessee Rail Road. A negro usn
named Ben. Denis thu property Of Sanu. Lacy
of Halifax county. He is about iivc feet 10 inehc.
high. mulatto color au,l Of good address. We will
give the above reward cther Tor his delivery to "a.
ia Lynchburw. work in Bedford OF il secured
ia any Jail a. t'.at we recover him.
Aneist l-sw SCOTT 4 ADAMS
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syHITTEMORE's OFFICE.
Schemes for the week.

StHetncS iOf the week.
THURSDAY Electromagnetic Glass %.
Capitals 5000; 1000; 5000; 10 Of I00U-Tic's IS.
FRIDAY l5-Do Glass ~.
Capitals $50 600, 5O00 20OO; Of l00o-Tic's s..
SATURDAY I6--Do Glass 9S.
Capitals $50, 600 $4,000, . of 500; 6 Of 3,I0s-
Tickets $40.
II Orders for packages. certificates of packa-
ges. single tickets, in any Of the Lotteries Of j.
w. Maury & Co, will meet with prompt intention
if addressed to A. +. WIITTEMORE, Jr.
Lynchburg. Va.
III Communications strictly confidential.
AM I1-1t
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4 EAsh E.Es$. PRIME Family
y ,DVU HAMS, for sale by
Aug l4-3t GEO RACRy

M ONEY EssST--On Thursdsy, 7rh inst,
4fA about 10 o'clock, in tho morning. between
Miller Y Comrton's store and tho Markei-houso.
about slI %, part Virginia money, rolled up in
Two blink checks. The finder will confer favor
by returning It 10 the Post Office, where liberal
reward viii be paid him. Anp ll-ot
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. Sth.
The following members are now ascer-
tained to be elected to Congress from Ken
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GUGAK, COFFEE, Sc hLd. rrime


40 bags Rio and Lsgaira coffee.
10 boxes JackSon's Summer candles,
100 = Block-sin receiving and TN sals BY
Aug I1-3; GEO BAGBY
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hIVfDEND.--Th President AMI Dircr-
- tors OF the Luxembourg Hose and Fire lnsu-
rance Company, have declared a dividend q four
per the capital stock. out Of the profits for
the last six montls which will he paid 70 the stock
holders on and after the 18th August. tinst) BY
order Of the board
Aug Tits NJ w. DAsbNfOkT, Sec y.
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Freigs,ts rip and Down the Canal.
EXCHANGES.

EXCHANGES
Checks on New York, ] ,oa per ct. premium.
Baltimore, do
Boston, do
Philadelphia, do
Bank Notes n. Carolina to do discount.
s. Carolina | to do do
g Tennessee. to do do
STOCKS.
Corporation Bonds $780,
Lynchburg Hose and Fire Insurance Company
par s20-sales s25.
Citizens Saving Bank sl00-sales sl07I; since
dividend.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 0.
Sales to-day of 400 bbls. Howard Street Flour,
old and new at 81.
Sales also Of several hundred bbls. City Mills
Flour at 81.
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nEEINE SOAP.-1O BOXES OLEINE
~ Soap. and cheap article. We would
recommend il to our friends and The public, as be-
ing very desirable article; for sale very low by
Aug Its MCDANIEL Il LEE
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fGIITNENG RODs.--TH

NJ OTICE-I wish TO hire Immediately. 30 or
~ 50 able hands 10 work on the South-Side Rnil
Road. viii give good prices and pay the hire
a month, and give good security for the hire
My work is dry, and no blasting. My address IS
Farnvillc, Prince Edward co., Va.
Aug Ii-3t JOHN REVELY
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Range Of the Thermometer.
REPORTED ron THr 'vrReiNIhN' ny
,. B. PAYNE g. BRO., BOOKSELLERS
Main ST., Lyach6urg, Va.
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TsODD'S FAMILY III NJ 300
- Todd's Family Hams, superior article, on
consignment and for sale low, in lots to suit pur-
chasers, by
Aug Its Mcdaniel LEE
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Lynchburg Misunderstanding. IL.

COMMISSION MERcnAN-
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SAVANNAH, August 4.
RcroltiRg Murder and Summary Pan
ishneatotthe lfardycr-Wc arcindebted
to gentleman in this city for the follow
ingextract of Internationally last nights
Western mail, dated
"TooMBsnoRo, Williamson Co., !
August 3.
"On Tuesday last, a negro man belong
ing to Mr.. Hardy kiel, residing in this
county, violated the person Of and after
wards murdered his Mistress and her sis
ter, Miss Mason, whilst they were washing
at a spring near the house.
HE then stole horse and attempted
to escape, but was so closely pursued oy
some of Mr.. Kiel's neighbours, that he had
to leave the horse and take the river
| swamp.
Several citizens Of the county turned
out to search for themurderer, and succeed
ed IN arres,ing him at IL o'clock, Tuesday
night. They then tied him to a stake and
burned him TO death.-Georgsan.
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TIN Siair.

II Is rendered certain that the taree wtigI shs
State ticket nominated slso by the Union ssfty Cen
mit,se eiecttd. They ere as folIows;-
Canal Conmi,,isre.- Henry FitEhush.
TSeaswu-Jsmer M. Cook
.ft,crnSy GerierGl-Dsn,e C!iman.
The probabilities In favor Of the eeciien Of WI
liam J. McAlpne democrat, for State Engineer, who
also ths Union ticket His majority In this city
Is about 2sco and he appears 20 well In other p,rs
Of the State Ewing heavy vote in the sntirent
counties wei a, in other quarters Ills vhis comps
titor Mr. Seymour, does net seem ehead Of his
ticket any where exeep. in Rooklsnd county, aud
ether points the Erie railroad but the vote bet
the two candidates Is too enable 10 give an
opinion at this cate, ~ to which Is elected.
To majority In the Canal Board leoasidsring
the democratic candidate fer engineer elested) Il will
b. Necessary for the wings to have elected M Patterson
and Nr Forsyth Corptroer and Secretary O. State
The Indications from latest returns favor o.
their election Mr. Forsyth has received tbs very large
majority Ulster county where he resides and
lie hhs received strong vote In the anti rent couass
hut generally, Ne has run we'll Pattersc, who
lead the whg ticket In most Of the counties Ia
The interior. When Patterson elected Lieutenant.
Ooveror ia 1sis he received the largest vote given
by the wings 10 any candidate in the state running
sbesd Of General Taylor and Hamilton Fish who wes
then elected Governor the ticket with Paterson
GereTs Henry Storms, who suppor ID BY his
friends in tSh city efficiently &C. gVe HIN tbs large
majority Of 20o-B sithstsndinz he lot On ths
luton safety tcketit viii b. SCENTS elected State Prison
Inspector A. be received good part the anti rent vote
his majority In the State will badly he larger than any
other candidate the State ticket elected democrat
Wig particularly as Mr. Wells his whig competitor,
runs Generally behind his ticket throughout he State.
The following Is IN approximate Of the msjoritles
Comptroller and Attorney General In the different
tics according to the reports received BY telegraph aad
o.aersise.-
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FROM the south.

THE ELECTION AFFRAy AT BALTINoRE-THE ssoR~
GA NATURALIZATION SHARSEI AND Tux
HAVANA CoNsUisHIP, ETC.
BAiriNoRx, Nov. s. 1851
The cortner's jury on the body OF Charles James
killed Curing ARRAY on the nght Of the election.
have returned verdict That his death caused By
a wound Inflicted ~ E-anes Connolly" The Latter Is
.tu ia a dangerous condition, from the ~ounb hs
received
The Georgia Legislature organized on the 81 inst.
James Her-iTesher elected Speaker Of the oIss
and J Miller Presides. Of the Sena.s
The bark Lucinda EaTia, Upton. from New Y-rk FOG
KII srton "a has put iato Norfolk, in distress aaa
.easy
The steamship Uni,n sailed fer New York from New
Orleans, On the I'd lust.
The Veksburs WIG says, Jndge shnrkey has 90 7.e
decided On scceJti.g Ire Havana Gsnsuiship
Judge Coleman, OF Alabama supreme Court, bss 60
si1AtJ
New Orleans papers 81 the 'l'cr. DATES ics, 70
hspd, but coptsia nothing OF Interest.
large number Of counterfeit S5 Is. 90 the Phls-
5eiphE Gsnk OF Philadelphia. In crealston Ia Iis
tinore, ksVrg bee7 successfully passed oi yesterday
They are vel exrenied but the paper L q very IA
quality
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CARDS.


ITO 1HE fUBLIc.-"wB. TIE UNDERSIGNED.
having crossed Nearagua Zen route from California
% New o=k under tie In preston Gnd solemn Of
bic than that by Psrsa and hkvse fou id 10 entirely dit
irsnt ans having nthrfd sreat det-nsoo loss and
tso,s The steamer Irdependenee ia which we Ian san
lneseo, brought down more nsn double the number Of
psssengefs she could accommodate, a-d than double
On herr the boat toe sn unit and unsafe boat The
eonsegrente wss that Ger passage 70 san Juan del Sud
eeted arriving at san jean ds Sud 70 be provided NTH
trapspertatoa tor ourselves aud batgars tmediatsy
~ehsdttes lsd TO believe tia, the Iassi, would not
that the AGENT hhc not provided animals sad eeud
cure thn. 90 that after iwo days. stAe
PASSENGERS Set on foot under TIE assurance that ,aer
Ssrgsf- would be forwarded 20 them aad that steamer
would not leave this aide wthoat We found tas rSid
Lake NiesrssuA nsasy sad TIE distane tn
Cor p.sssE and although puzzled ss slave ships o5aii
FOOD and exposed violent rain On hs sSysath day We
cesehed tss r,n del Ners and forced 70 asay
passenger 81 ne ISsspsaa.s: ha1s BEEN az. - ss
hrVrEh the remainder two drd bsat left
road with a specie and nearly az the ss.sss We wsrs
sse ~ Tie nsss:s y captain ssSsssI We ssrs ross1S,l
sccoust Of hs which been sabjet-i
~ IRE MIR, rresent.ons aud insoienee Of Agents this
aeay enough TO esprc. our shat undsr IFS
2ressnt SEGMENT and In the present. condition OF the
rsas. .nd s present mems Of the Psn.ma
beg 70 rtcra thanks to Capssia sohenok the
htesnslp oho, for the courteous t-s,meAt have
lsiy for rsesVns board contrary I've are
iniormd 70 h nttruetions 10 receive p,ssnger from the
Esior House. New Ysrs. Novsnbers, ISL
SDHAkD =. MARSHALL. ABsANo n. DUKE
NODMAN N PRICE, y W. HAlgHr.
q. W. 1HEAIL, JEO, KfCK1ON
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,our, Of General sess,onx.

Before City Judge Beebe and Aldermen Dodge and Smith
Nov o. Tiisf for Shooting, s Intent 10 KiA-A Ger
man, named joseph Wagner called 70 defend hin
self against charge Of assault and battery with intent
20 KILL committed on the person 81 Jacob Couse at the
corner q SIXTY frt street and Third avenue the oth
Of March last Wagner iinpleaded in this indct-
ment with Louis nsspe who has already been tried
The facts Of the appear TO be these. IL
hard king old who makes his living by raising
msrhet vegtables lot Third avenue and sixty
first street Wagner had dog, which became exceed
ingy annoying TO the gardener and DESTROYED many a
them up Clouse had endssvored 10 prevent the dog
from perpetrsting mischief; bat finding this impossible
he ct laet had to his gun, and voun led the
beast To this proce, ding Wagner demurred and swor.
that he would have satisfaction for the injury
his deg. At night, while Mr. and Mrs. Couse IN
window glass below and going down stairs appeared
that large stone had been thrown through the kches
window, shiveIirg u to atoms Mr. Clouse went down
towards the yard, where he discovered two men He
saw the fash Of gun, ard immediately ftl rpon the
hoor wounded in the left breast by essen shot or s
The here Suspended the witnesses tor me
persecution were not In court Inc presolDs .lssc
di missed the jury In this till Friday morning. Shee
the trial viii proceed. nt,u.
ClG1 gel ti1 Sgesnr hasy, md .fcqrMed ue.-
denbrook we'll dressed yourg msn wspIsceo On ~ 49,.
charged with grand larceny IN stealing sS'u, s.v ~
wr,,h, 4 A., produce dealers In West street between
Vesrv AMI BARCLAY street The money was depoetea IA
- 40 los yrsey streets on the evening ot ths
- ~ ssrirmber srd stolen between that time aoa
- ~ VIZ morning Hsrdspbrook vS teen standing
-. - ,,sv ~ iraver in the evening and on being ar
Ne morning tkeleton ley was found In has
.s.i'p vnrh opened he lock Of ths drawer. IL vas
l-, Nv ne tsnes that this KEY also httsi the pr
80, ,s,,rk az a. money found upon his per-
| "a i5sjery ss,urosAs V-rt'cs " 40: yv'sy
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Me- s BY II r IL h u II A PHI
From Boston.

LARGE pEhocRATIC MEETI NG-THE wHIds-THE
DROWNED BoYs-FAILURE, ETC.
BosTos, Nov. 1851.
TIE dem oo.atic meeting tonight, in Faueuil Hail. Is
fully attended Delegations from several wards marched
TO the Hall with banners and music. John w. James
Esq., presided, with seven Vce-Presidents The no
limitations for State officers ratified by accamstion.
also Hsllstt delegate to the Baltimore Conven
tion. Speeches were made By W. Sales, of Rhode
IslaI d. Charles L Woodbury., aud others. The Hon
Caleb Cushing expected 20 address the meeting but
ntse ut from sickness letter also read from
Senator Dickinson, Of New York, who unable to at
tend. Tire business Of TIE meeting proceeded hsr-
monioUsly.
Abe grand Ehg denomination will tab place 60
evening.
The two boys drowned, with Mr. Rufus Eaton, in the
harbor Tuesday evening named Flynn and
Leach Their bodies hare not yet been recovered.
The failure Of Messrs Jewstt Prescott, dry goods
deslers MIX street IL announced. Their liabilities
are stated AZ Se,rO.OGO.
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1t not probable that the aggregate msortes here
given exhibit the proportion between Patterson asd U

is not probable that the aggregate msorities here
given exhibit the proportion between Patterson asd U
man. While we regard it certain that the majority
In the State for Uman will the above we think 1t
probable that there will be material alterations in the
msorities put down for Patterson as TO reduce the
aggregate very considerably but his election
to Us highly probable, by majority less than Umans
any reliance TO be placed the returns Ms reported
BY telegraph from many Of the counties
The Albany .qrga' Of yesterday, gives reported and
sscertaiped msjorites from forty counties showing
aggregate vhig majority the State ticket 9.s,
from which is TO be deducted $500 deme cratic ma
jorte. in New York and Kings-leavng whig majority
OF l4zs; and sixteen counties to be heard from The
Argus considers the result very doubtful
TIE LEGISLATURE.
in addition 20 the Senators reported yesterday, a
elected by the wings il is stated that Mr. Coniu
wing, Is elected in the Dutchess and Columbia district
and possibly MIR. wlkiu wing in Orange and Sullivan
There is doubt Of twenty Wig Senators having bee
eectod Of the thirty two chosen. The Assembly Is clos
and IN doubt.
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'SL.xS

TSLxGgAPaic.
BrrTLLo Move nber g. 1851
Niagara County giFss majority for the ahgs On the
State ticts of7e3 The majority for Ulau is $50 Two
wing m0nSsrs Of he Assembly have been elected
Urea, November 6, 1851.
Alexander S.Johnson the democratic candidate for
Judge OF the Court Of Appeal Almost 1900 ahead CT
bis tic In this Judicial distrs This is owing 10 his
popularity CLsT,s A Mann voted against al the barn
buIaers the State ticket The that he gives Is
that they nos homes. tne canal bn and that the
cizeUis, TIA; they Issued was to catch votes
jefferson county gives liz democratic majority on the
State ticket
Lewis county Is very close.
The rtGrat improve the prospscss Of TIE wings Tor the
slsotion 0. tiei- State ticket In HEaatDl
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, November D, 1881.
Excitement among the German CGthelics-7ae Teegyapk
Case stir ia Court.
case, involving considerable feeling among the ex-
citable German Catholic congregation OF the Holy Trinity
Church, is now progressing il the Court Of Common
Pleas. Lawrence Rebstook tive other members Of
the congregation for propogatng story that he
communicated which led TO his dismissal organist sad
school teacher In the church The plaintiff had signed
remonsrance TO the Bishop against the transfer Of the
church property TO the Jets and for this the priest
has refused to give him the sacrament the Bishop
alone has the right TO and this sentence
had net been pronounced agsintt him.
Judge Kane was this morning engaged In hesrng ar
guments by the counsel in the late telegraph suit in
relation the proper form Of the decree The counsel
Mr. Morse wish the decree TO be Of the most strngen
kind and include the delivery to them Of the ntru
mepts used by the Balm line. This Ia resisted by the
other side ans the in relation to the question
will be renewed 20 morrow rFrning.
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ELECTioNs IN OTHER STATES.
TELE6R APHIC.
Mississippi Election.

"a HlG.
Mississippi Flee zion.
E,nFosr (Miss), nov s, 1851
TIE facsing Is the aics, vote Of this precinct
CoysRNoR
u-hef-. fvotc lCllOnl 20
JEFFERSON PAWS Estate rshts) ................. 81
ron coSoa-ss.
A. ID NApcfa tGhopP 20
Jsctb Tnomscn tstste riyh.s) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
There s4I votes given IN fsso- Of the eoas.itu
tioEAl agnt ndnsn.
Lovntes eornty gives psvi. nearly 80 nsiority.
lscsss-ae, Nov. c, 1851
II CeriAh county, (sclsi) Jef Dsyi, has go nsori
IT, snd Ia aboal the Cor the balance Of ths South
rights ticket.
lo~aits county gives Davis 80 majority The un,oa-
ists clect all their other candidates
In Ntshsbs county, Foote'S majority s &c.
Horroe county gives Foote a majority OF 10
In At,ala county, Davis has a majority OIL ~.
Winston county gives Davis ma. GRITTY q l26
yasoo county give, phVi, So, aaa Fot,e 5SS Tue lat.
ter beat him one,
IN llomrs county Foote's majority g. 2iG
In Liberty Anlie county Davis has a majority CT -.
JAcEsos, nov. g, 1851
Fifteen counties ba7e tesn hsa1l ffo hus far giving
Foc!e, whoa Hs;oTty Of 1000. The state wiz elect
Fccte by a smsl nsicrity.