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ToUTE PEtNE MERITE shlkiRE.

Thomas Fitzgerald ct Livingston Shell
| don, sont dcux industrlls de Buffalo qui
a%uraient pu etrc dcux forts honnetes
hommes, mails qui Sc sont amuses a faire
du meter de conducteur de fiacres un
meter d'insigncs fripons. Voici Fanec-
dotc :
Au commencement de Janvier, un
American, Granger a la vile de Buffalo,
n'avait null besoin de monter en- voiture
pour faire dcs %visites, mails il lui prit fan
taisie de fairc unc course de quelqucs SIX
miles, ct il paya cher lie caprice de cette
promenade. Eloigre dc trois miles dn
lieu de depart, lie conducteur arrete ses
chevaux, prize fort poIiment lie Passagcr
de descendre ct lui demande, t%oujours
tres-poliment, la somme de dix Piastres
pour la course.
LIE passager Protcste avec indignation,
lie cocher insistc avec Ia plus grande po-
litesse.-Enin lie Placement est refuse.
| Sur ces entrefaites arrive IN autre Co
cher, intime a ce quill parait de rhonns-
A oaalnatour
"Viens a mon secours, s'ecTie celui-ci,
&c gentleman veut me ~voler.' On volt
que lie cocher etait toujours poll; il lie
fut encore tout autant en- assommant de
coups da poing, de coups de pied: lie
pauvre diable qui s'etait embarque dams
sa galerc. Roue, plus mort que vif, lie
voyageur consent enin a payer les dix
piastres qu'on lui demande; lille fait, il
croft son affaire reglee, il va s'eloigner.
Hattie, s'ecrie lie second cocher, qui
await couru 81 embarrassment au secours
de son confrere, ct moi quelIe sera ma
part?"
Oui, toute pcinc meritc s%alaire, ri.
poste lie PREMIER"
Alors, gentleman, continue lie Sc
cond, veuilIez me compter dlx Piastres
aussi.... sinon...." #a3 49, q 55s@
=" Assez, interromptlc malheureux =
yagcur.... les VOLTA.
Mais il est des JUICES a Buffalo. lie
denodment de &c m~elodrame dot etre
une consolation pour In societe.
| Traines devant les tribunaux sur rafi.
dayit du pauyrc promeneur, Tom ct LII.
vingston ont sufissmment prouys que
toule pe,,se msrae salairs, ct lis ont etc
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DU KID.

Nous pu5lions ci-apres sans common
t~aires, deux resolutions passees au sujet
de ~pescIavage ct du compromis par lie
Senat de Ia Caroline du Nord. .2a ."'
ResoIu a runanin'ite que la Caroline
du Nord n%'approuve pas toutes les mesu-
res du C%ompromis, mails que pour donncr
une preuve de son amour pour l'Union
ct dcs sentiments fratcrncls qui Paniment
pour les Etats librcs, l'Etat acccpte sin
cerement les lois dudit compromis."
" ResoIu que Ia Caroline du Nord
cons;dere Incompatible avec lie maintien
de pUnion, rabolition de pesclavage par
lie Consres dams lie district de Columbia,s 81
les Etats a csclayes ne consentent point a
cette abolitioh. Get Etat considere egale-
mcnt' incompatible avec lc maintien de
.rUnion tout acte, CONNIE dc prohiberle
transport d'esclaves dun Etat q IN autre
Etats, 4. e%sclave CONNIE de reluser Tad-
mission CONNIE Fiat dun territoirc aP,
palrtcnant anx Etats-Unis,, parcc que
l'institution dc l'eselavage serait en- vi
gueur sur &C territoire. CONNIE d'aPPlI-
qner au sujet de utah ct du Nouyeau-
Mexiquc les principles dangereux do
proyiso WiImof, CONNIE de rappeler la
.,.oi DIES esclaves fugitifs on de Panender
,ie n,,aniere 4 Ia rendre ineficace."
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FRANCE.

les dcrnieres nouyelles rccues d la
Nouvelle.O orleans, annonccnt Ia dennis
sion du cabinet sfrancais, III du moins un
enlargement notable dams la composition
dc &C cabinet. On attribute d de Tot
vcaux differends entire lie President ct le
general Changarnier cette crise ministe-
rielle, mails on ma encore aucun rensei-
gncment ~officiel; Ia semaine prochaine
nous %apprendra settlement les causes de
ce chusse-cro,ss. .t2t 1t1
Dependant a jugcr par les esenements
don't Paris Il etc lie theatre dams Ia der
piere a~uinz,ine dc decemhre ON p%anvait,
on devait meme s'attendre a une crise
ministerielle. Car le cabinet await eprou-
ve deux echoes tellement graves quill y
await indignite pour les ministries a con-
server leurs portefe uillcs.
NJ. Mauguin, une DIES gloircs du ba.
reau parisien, depute pendant plusieurs
annees sous lc regnc de Louis philippe.
actuellemcnt representant du psuPle,
await etc arrete pour dettes. eoniamne
puts ecroue dams la prison deCIichv lin
vioIabilite dun representaht ai,lsi mepri-
see, devait appeler Fattcntion dc Ia
Chambre. La soix eloquentc dc M. de
L,rochejaquclnin ne devait pas tarder a
sly fairc entendre pour fetrir ct rsduire
neant, lie miserable abus par lequel
@anc cour teneraire escobardait une DIES
clauses de In Constitution. En- vain lie
ministre dc la justice a til cherchs par
d'habiles sopsismes, d soutenir Ia consti-
t~utiohnalitas DE- I'e:nprisonnement de M.
Mauguin; rAssembiis;c sttaquee dams sa
soiaverainete s'est montrec o::sgnc du grand
pays qu'cllc rcpIrescntc, ellie s,est con-
Quite en- souyeraine, ellie a ordonas fe-
largissement immediat dc M. Mauguii,,
NJ. Baze 4 ets charge de Persecution de
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, c1RcuLA1RE.-1l Sc repand en- &c mo-

.c1RcuLAIRE.-1l sc repand en- &c mo-
me Mt dams les divers Flats de rUn;on
une ci%rculaire, signee par I'm grand nom.
brc dc mcmbres du Congress, dams Ia.
quelle lis decIarent etrc %fer,nement On,
poses a tonte nouse!Ie agitation au suiet
dc l~'esclavagc.
81 cette demonstration etait necessaire
(nous la croyons indispcnsable) ~n'es'-ce
pas une amere critiquc du Compromis oui
devait conci2ler a jamais lous les iaterss ct
consoilder EUnion?
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uNE OPINION DE La PREssE ANGL,1sE.

UNE OPINION DE La PREssE ANGL .ISE.
En- faisant mention du dcrnier recense-
mcnt American, les feuiIlcs de Londres
declarent que dams les a%nnalcs d'aucune
ration il M etc enregistre un deve!oppe-
ment materie| ct industriel aussi rapidc
qu'aux Etats- Unis; ellcs dissent aus
QUEEN c%ontinuant 81 marche progressive.
la population de rUnion amtricaine sera
dams dix ans, plus considerable que cclle
DIES lies Britanniques.
Get ayeu nous Went dune pursuance
rivale troP jalouse pour que nous MY
ajoutions pas une fol cntierc.
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plus rare chez les payans manceaux. L'avoue li dcmnnda depuis quand les
chretiens dormient aimi M soei., lie long des berges, CONNIE des lezarda
-Depuis quils lie tro"vent pas de Its de plume sui Ia grande route. repfqnae
taupier.
MaiHe Jean oubie que h grandc route caIa chambrcA 4 coucher di vas
bon s objecta NOR guide.
Monsieur avoue volt bien, au contmire, que cest lie rendez vous deshonna'
ties ens paisque cea Ia que je G rencontre, repiqua lie paysan.
Nous ne pdmes Gus empscher de re.@
III es, ace que je vols, en- chemin pour aAares? e+t~
Eft e bourgeois est la cueilehe ds process? dit Jean-Manc, qui retoufa
la question, au lieu dy repomdre. at#3 81 aH e8aaa5 sa#He a. 1aEH g11 Z.
-Poarquoi mont repit gaiement ravous; ne COMMAS tn point h provcrbe:t z
9 800 IN Entire La Fleche ct Alcncon, "#g ~ $780, s8
9 ss58 80 Plus de coquins que de chapons? 80 AZ IT, .s
Nous allons vor sill ne Sc prepare pointqucIque grabuge du cote dc la Motto
Robert, mails tot, bon apatre, OH vastu? 51as up s4af@.5 @b ta 81 tI5
- 4 Ia ferme du grs Francois. - aas Ias aA@4 FU68 f#8 4##7s II *a
-Vers Sant-Cone? fos n sHat fs5aas s.a .A#ss IS s##
- A peu presaHa 1sau4H@ sH#st6t "a :Hn8a# 33 A2 ss&## z3
e-4Aors nous pouyons fare route ensemble. IS sMa aHi Hssa ### 6s#8
81 monsieur ayoue houve que enc lui fails ras aGront. SIS
JeanMarle setat leve let Sc peparah d nous smvre- Je m percus alors qnH
await aHse tomberun petit sachet rmpi de BILE, que j. i rendi. lille gissa g
fond de son GARNER, ct nous dit que cetat n echantilon de foment pour le gns
Francois. aaHade3 AZ 81 essa7 81 aT aH taa44 s4assa xa aM4 - sso2I.
Ne seraitce pas phnt lie grain qi ser. d composer les nercuriaAs dauenr1
HdeTanda Favoue e lie regardant. ii sa9epM3 Es.a8s natp4 on @@#@ sa'
lie marchand de taismans SQUIRT sans rspondre. a7H. 3 -*tsosss -. -.
|8N- pous saurez que cest III des mile taens de maitre Jean, continue MOI
compagnon, iexceAe q devner ce que seFale pnx da bic en- consdtant les grass
dc foment, Jai te noimamc tmoin par hasard dc Ia ccnfechca dune de ="
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condamnes pour pour eelIe quits ONT oc-
~easionnee au %plaignant, a dix annees
d'emprisonncment' chacun, dams la pri-
son de EEtat.
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AppEr1r Dune FEMME. Tn fermie'


APPET1T DUNE FEMME. Tn fermier
c%onversait joyeuscment avcc sa Motto,
au coin dun bon feu, par une froide sol
Zee dc Get hiver. Par un accident COM
mum a toutes les canseries, lcntreticn de
l'heureux couple vint a passer sur les SUI
jets religieux one la Bible nous enseignc.
Ma femme, dit lie fermier, jc pensais
tout a lheure au bonhcur don't deyait
JOUR Solomon AL milieu de toutes les
femmes que FEcriturc nous dit quill pos.
sedait. >
Vraiment, repartit la femme dun
ton blcsse. Vous auriez peut etre mieux
fait dc penser a autre chose. C'est a
peinc 81 yous pouvez ponrvoir a mes be.
SONS. LIE jolt Solomon que vous feriez
avec douzaine dc femmes settlement,
qni aurait moi appetit! a- aa
LIE fermier ne dit plus mot, prit son
ehapeau ct sen fut d l'etable disposer la
litiere ct la nourriture de SEES betes a
cornes.EGfla =Ip8s#faa 5#s asc aaat%
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Enfn la question des re-,
fugies Hongrois a une solution. C'est
dams les Etats, Unis qu'iIs trouverom TN
asy|e, digne de leur noble ct grande i'll.
fortune. lie "gou,crnemem tnrc paiera
les frais de transport jnsqu'a L~iserp'cl
ct le g~ouverncment anglais de Li,erpool
a uutrr pays. Ccttc r]t>otutiou fait hon
neur a runion, a pAngIeterre ct a la
Turquie s%n'tout, car c'est la Turqnic qui
Il pris l'initiative de cettc mesurc.
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FHNEsrE PASSION. - Nous avens dit
dams lie dernicr numero lc bonhcur ct Ia
fin tragiqne dun grand serin qni. apres
avoir obtenu les fareurs ct la main de
celle qui faisait son tourmcnt, s'est br6le
la c~ervelle. Les journaux du Nord abon-
dent de &c genre d'histoires. J4 3a@aga
I'm suicide tout aussi deplorable ct
plus ridicule encore, Went dc metre en-
emoi la vile de Philadelphia. Tn Allie
mand etait epcrdument amoureux dune
blonde Philadelphienne-ccIa Sc com
prend; il demande la main de son ado
ree-C'est trop bien pour que celia ne Sc
comprenne pas micux encore; il est re-
pousse-cela arrive 81 souvcnt quill pou-
wait bien s'y %attendre; il en- tombe ma
Iade-voila qui Sc concoit peu etil Sc
pend, rimbeeille!- VOLTA qui ne Sc con.
colt pas du tout.
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- C'est lie Peys. journal elyssen, qai
va pnblier les Msmoires de Lola Monies.
On espere sans doute que Ia curiosite
inspiree par les Confessions de conrtisans
la courtisanc t~ournera au beneftc de Ia
propaganda .bonapartiste. ii 5a sasaI
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HMAHs NANERsa


R~ENcoNTRE FArALE.-Dimanche entire
deux ct trois heures p. NJ. un differend
| s'cst Gleve dams lie cafe du V%crandah, en-
tire 4. P. Byrd ct VIM H. Evington.
Apres quelques cxplications, lie premier
a recu deux coups de %poignard. don't TN
mortel. T. P. Byrd est mort prcsqu'ins.
t]antanement dc ccttc blcssurc.
On attribute a cettc r%encontrc DIES eau
ses domestiqucs que nous IL %garderons
bien de Publier, jusqu'a &C que linstr"c-
ton judiciaire ait donne q~uelque authen-
|ticite aux versions qui jusqu'a ce jour
n'offrent aucune garantic.
Aucunc de pcrsonnes %preScntes dams
lie cafe au moment dc l'homicide, n'acom-
paru devant lie Recorder pour accuser
Evington; ainsi lie magistrat a du laucer
DIES warrants contre ellcs pour les forccr
a SC presenGr.-En attendant l'accuse
reste en- prison, aucun temoignage ma
yant detruit Eafidavit dun oficier dc
police. Get affidavit consiste dams
cette declaration :" Les rapports fats a
I'oficier Philips lui donnent la %c'nvic:
ton qu'Evington est lie mcurtrier dc
Byrd.
rREvEsr1oN.-D'apres rafidavit dun
Waterman [garde de mutt Victor Lefort,
confiseur proprietaire dun Establishment,
situe dams Ia rue St. Charles pres de
la rue Poydras. await COMPARE devant lie
recorder de la deuxieme Municipalite,
pro tenapore ct await etc envoye devant la
premiere Cour de district de la Nouvelle
Orleans pour ~repondrc a r~accusation
" d'avoir prepare DIES combustlbhs dams
lie but de metre lie feu a son etablisse-
ment.'
Depuis &c jugement dn recorder pro
tenspore, de ~nonyelles preventions so"t We
nues aggraver la position de Taccuse.
&c dernicr a done comparu pour Ia
seconde fis devant lie jngc d'instruction
ct il Il etc enyoys devant la premiere
Cour dc district, CONNIE incendiairc, &C
cusation autrement grave que la pre-
miere portee contre lui. a
Les charges qui ont determine lie Re
corder Caldwell a &c rigourcux jugement.
consistent dams les deposition de deux
agents dune %compagnie d'assurance, qui
deelarent cue Lcfort await assure hague
res ses marchandises pour Ia somme de
neuf mile piastres: agents qui p%rouvcnt
en- meme temps par ccrtains temoignages'
que lie stock de NJ. Lefort nc pouvait Sc
lever q plus de trois Mile piastres.
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Lake Champlain crossed by the
Railway Track

The grand experiment has been tried, and the
FLOATING RAILWAY BRIDGE is irumphantly sue
cessiul. A gentleman wrote to us as follows
under date OF Sept 4th
"Ihe Boat at the Point (Rousc's Point is in
full operation and works to a charm. A train Of
cars heavily laded passed over yesterday IN first
rate order, and cars are now loaded in Boston,
for Montreal aud Ogdenshurgh aud are not un.
locked from the time they leave Boston until
they arrive al Montreal or Ogdensburgh."
In addition, We learn from one of the Direct
ors Of the Central Road, that an experiment was
made lest week 10 test the bearing power Of the
boat; a tram Of seven cars with a locomotive
was run upon 1t, and the increased draft of wa.
ter was only one taeh and a haJ. 1t is demon
strated then, that there is not the slightest diff
Guilty in receiving and discharging the heaviest
trains on the boat This is unquestionably the
most important improvement IN railway bridging
that has yet been made The cost of the boat Is
SO much less than that of a permanent bridge
and draw, that the interest on the difference say
ed will much more than pay the expense of oper-
atng the boat.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-11
Additional Intelligence by the
PrOmetheus.

/ NEW York, Thursday evening" Sept. 4th-
/ The California and Pacific mails, by the steamer
/ Oregon at Panama, may be expected hourly. by
/ the Georgia or Empire City.
/ Governor McDougal, of California has issued
proclamation 10 relation TO the organization of
/ Vigilance Committees It appeals 10 the citi-
zens 10 support the onsttutlon and TO aid in
sustaining the laws, us the only permanent means
OF security.
The Sacramento Unon reports a fearful riot
between the adherents of the Mil Company. at
toloma IN which twelve or fifteen persons were
killed
A convention Of editors, publishers and report
ers, Of the press in California, has been called.
for the purpose Of int changing and comparing
opinions, reviewing the wants of each other and
OF every section Of the State, and adopting some
rules and regulations TO secure mutual adyanla-
ges, and elevate the tone and character of the
press
A new weekly paper, the FL Dorado News
has been started at Coloml, making the number
Of fifteen papers in the State.
The Pacific is the title of new religions pa.
per at San Francisco.
Disturbances with the Indians still continue.
About 90 Of the Pitt River Indians had been kill
ed IN hight with the citizens, under command
Of Capt Kenny The Commissioners have con
cluded treaties with several tribes
The Vigilance Committee have given proof of
thelr wish to support the established Courts, BY
delivering to the authorities such criminals as
they have arrested, at the same time handing in
to the courts the proofs of their guilt.
l he total amount of duties received at the
Custom House, for the quarter ending June Both.
was S696,2s3.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-11

The general election in California, for State
and other officers, to take place on the Sd of
September.
A massive gold medal, of 5000 value, has been
prepared at San Francisco, for presentation to
the New England Guards, of Boston.
Gen Lane arrived at San Francisco on the
Both July, on his way to Washington, MS Con-
gressonal delegate from Oregon.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-11
THE SENATE.

Orleans Go. Wing by $50 plurality.
Franklin County, 3 Wings by from 49s to $40
plurality.
CtiAenden Go. ? Wings by about 500 plural
i,y. We add Bennngton2, Windham 3, Wind
sor 4, Rutland 3, Addison 2, Essex making
u WAigs. The opposition have ! old liner in
Grand Isle and coalitionsts in Orange, Q in
Washington, in Caledonia and in Lamollle--
in all @.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-11
RL.froad---Change of Time.

On and after to-day, Thursday the trains
of the Central Road will run into Montpelier
instead of changing cars at the junction. Cars
leave for Boston and New York city at 1922 n.
IN. and GAG p, m, and for Burlington, Ogdens
burgh and Montreal at 7.40 a. m. and il0 pm
rail road time.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-11

Fire. cottage new Of Luther Henry Esq.
Of Waterbury, was burnt on Sunday night last
1t is supposed to have been the work of an in
cendiary, as there had been no fire on The premis
es for some tine previous.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-11
ANOTHER sclrsrIrio WONDER l-rnronr ',

r nYspEPTiCs. I'M Ant
d. J. ". HOUGHrDN'S PEPsfN The T,,o n
Fluid Gastric Juice, proptred from RENSrr se'ii,s
FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK snet an Tho
Ba o. llEBiG, the great Physiological Chemi., '9' Of
HOUGHTpN, NJ Philadelphia. This IL ttuiv W . :.
FOL remedy for INDIGESTION DYsPEPStA Neonisf.
LIVER COMPLAINr, CONSTIPATION al nfrnnlCE,
TY, cuting anei NATURES OWN METIIon "Lb H.
TURE'S q AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE " NA.
lets coitainng Scientific Evidence Of it, value anph
agents gus. Sec notice among the Medical As,a.a 1i
munts the.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-11
Latest from Cuba.

Gen Lope, and his followers Captured and
Pnbiiciy Erechcd. Nee Orleans, Stpt. AN, u.
w. The steamer herohee has arrived at the
lialize, with q days later news from Havana. Lo-
PEE was captured on the 18th ult. All his men
were likewise taken and executed The lnsur-
gents still maintain themselves in the mountains.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-11

fIaI Colon We saw last week sample Of
flax cotton. The staple was long and beautiful
ly fine, and had the appearance of the finest kind
of Sea Island cotton, except that in color it was
purer white. This cotton, We were informed
was made by machinery from the flax fibre, with
out he process Of rottlng. Should the manuiac-
ture of tlax cotton become established, the Gull
ture of iax will add largely to the wealth of our
people. 1t Will beeomme a staple commodity.
Pe9riG, H., Press
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-11

The following compliment to DR.. STrPHEN
JEwErr and his medicines Is well deserved, and
from what we learn of them, and the references
to eminent AID high standing citizens we advise
those who arr in need Of medicines to give them
a thoronrh trlal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-11
Washington County Fair.

Arrangement are made for first rate time
here on the 18th. The Washington Light In
faniry, with Paddock's Brass Band for music,
will escort the procession.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-11

4 ne,e ioq to pay newspaper subscriptions
We acknowledge the receipt per mail Of half an
ounce of gold dust from a subscriber in Caliior
MA in payment for the Waterman
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-11

Death Of Judge Boodb,0y The Hon Lew
Woodbury., one Of the Associate Justices of the
U. ). Supreme Court died at his residence in
Portsmouth, Thursday afternoon, after few
days sickness.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-11

o. The execution of Lopez by the garrote
took place at Havana, and was witnessed by
thousands of spectators so says despatch trom
New Orleans. Borrow defines the meaning of
the word garrote as follows.
A mode of punishment in Spain, by strangu-
ation, the victim being placed on a stool with
post behind, TO which is affixed an iron collar
with screw; this collar is made to clasp the
neck of the criminal, and drawn tighter by
means Of screw, until life becomes extinct
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-11

kentucky Eieeiion.-Q Official Tote. For Gov
ernor Dixon, (Whigl 53,7d3; Powell, (Dem,)
5i6l3; Cassius NJ. Clay, Emancipation 1921.
PowclPs majority over Dixon, $50 For Lieut.
Goyernor-Thompson, lWmg) $685. Wick
life, DEM 47,l5li Blukcloy, Emancipation
1870. Thompson's majority over Wickhne,
GAS. The Senate stands 20 Wings, IL Demo-
Gratis and the House So Wings to As Demo-
Gratis. An the Wing State officers were elect
ed, except the Governor, by majorties varying
from 10 to 81 600 The Congressional Dele
CATION stands S W higs and Democrats.
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