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AL. ;ereans having riaimr jgan,t :hG traic o. ''tne'L moan
decd. az. hereby gegue.rc! 70 Uo.!iy M Of it'ir: AI ist''' ~3
ID when hue and hose iHiriiri 20 me az 'S".r
make p.onpt ayneut-. A. longer ln!n!scacs caN"'t ' o psrr''
WM. f.. WBtiiFBik. %jgf"i as :
EiIryliie, Louisa com '. NOr X. ls11-cHiM. -
SEHsPhPEn Pc S5> Fo'S $500 "
gNOR SALE, one ui tie mae, yduIh!c, t's,'A 49, ,r?,
known Democratic Journals in lie SAFE Fo' pa'tSu"
10 this Office. -T
a RIICIES inr ne prevention OF Caat.e e 49, ~ -, iD
II Ana,nI,p.. p.Iuic- al! Homer Soaps also 81 i ~
Oto Ro-- LIN Save. bu;a fresh ITsplTr'. ny :"e In nm ti
Of the ab,vc n-ncl IRE; ara:ru-. !rus fHlhit ~" ontt.ea! 9
from CEa.p,ns during The win:si /, !1tSe- ~ yyyGrITfR.
hand. For Sale b /. JON : !. Ns,0 :Jt:!
Nov. 10 .,....
DINING ABLEs.-"t - ge0.et -
~ 1-enr ~ ryt.o.i,n pIntny Tables. Learn oar pIitsyIy0OD.
ing. 49, Nsia stTe'
Soy
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FLORIDA ELECTION.

TALLAHAssEB, Nov. 3, 1857.
To the Editors Of tho GeOreian:-Plcrcr' majority wIllhc
about $50 in the county.
Three precincts from Gadsden have been heard from, as
follows: Pierce 2i3, Scott l29. Majority 60 lar ia.
The remaining precincts will bring II up 10 l5O or more
Hurra for Gadsi.n!
Old Jefferson. lhc "whccl.horsc' Of Florida Democracy,
is ,nmbling along. They promised 300 bcinre the election,
but DO no; think they can reach thar Enictl. 4 note from
n friend at Monticello, written yesterday NJ 2 O'Clock, says
that $50 votes had been taken, Of which Scott had received
IS and Pierce the balance! Marion Cross Roads, the home
OF Mr.. Cabcll, and n strong Wing precjuc., has given u ma
joriry for Pierce. The majority in JEFFERSON, from those
figures, | am certain is over 200.
But there Is no use figuring The State has gore for
Pierce by a large mplarity probably 1900. Put US down IN
your pyrarnil. Hc hare wiped ont the disgrace and insults
in "order No AS but wr intend 10 remember the men who
under :Gok 10 cram their author jown unr thruais.
Don't forget little Florida while you are clarifying over
the big Suites. We are small, il IL true, but | tell you we've
90, n big part for Frank Pierce. Other States may give him
more electoral votes, but none will vote for him with a hear
tier VIII. We only regret that we cannot give him hlty in
slcad of three. Here's 10 him.
Yours, in The bonds If Democracy. D.
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THE VOTE OF lRGINIA

We publish to-day the official vote In o. couh"cs ~ -
,ies, received by The Executives.
We have ourselves hcurd from lib counties and cities
,ri The gain over Gov. Johnson's majority OF 6rOO0, last De
Gambler. amounts 10 7,64i. II Inc remaining 80 counties vote
=. they did in December, Pierces majority In the Stale WIN
he Is 64i. But We expect a continued gain IN The counties 70
hear from. which will make the majority between 1t ana io'Voo
in tho STATE The 80 counties, yet 10 hear lronh' are Acco
mac, Allegheny, Boone, Braxton, Doddrlagc' Fdye'e' VI
ner, Grayson, Hancock, Hardy, Jackson Ming nH'a"'
Lee, Logan, Louisa, Miidlesex, Morgan Nsison' Nicho'ss'
pocahonlas, Preston, Raleigh, Scott, Tyler, wayne west
morelund, Writ, Wood, Wyoming and York.
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pJvT:HrRG ELECTION FRAUDS.

pIrrsurEG, Nov. 9.-Tu.day ten more witnesses in the
recent: discavcre! election frauds were examined, lmphcnt.
ing two more persons, against whom wits will BE lssl'Hi
;rnsJr:u". A further rSiminhtinn, II i thought, VIII tS-
pose Others who have >inod fair before the community
Anon. others arrested are Conner Lrnry, who has been
held to bail in the sana of So. 900; Joseph Randolph Barker,
formerly !ligh toustaolc; - Sims, the watchman oil one
q! III" rtg banks
Ia cna.rIGaurc OF come frauds said 10 haze been pcr?e-
!ra,ed 1T ne October Election, Col. Kent, the Democratic
candidate tor sheriff, intends 10 contest the night OF Magil!
I'm holt thr 1Iirr
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4

The Misses Denim, with thei: lovely faces, exquisite FORMS
and spirited acting, continue 10 attract and TO please large
audiences. Susan, the oldest, though not more than II, has
plavc! the difficult characters of Romeo md Mariana, with
considerable power and effect. Kate, the younger and rot
quite l6. made 4 beautiful Juliet-but she is too young Tor
i'm n1ssion and abandon Of that role. She and her sister,
however, made charming Wandering Boys' with a "rich
sroguz' 70 the pretty little comedy Of that name.
Olniauscs now run TO and from Rockets, before and al
ter the performance, for the accommodation OF those living
nj a distance from the Theatre.
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SOUTH CAROLINA RESOLUTIONS.
SUUITi NHItOLItVA IlESUIU IIONS'
The South Carolina Legislature, during its recent session,

paesed tho following resolutions:
lie il Resolved, That the General Assembly of South Car
cliuu o.plores The bcrcavemcnts which have fallen upon the
confederate at large, in the deccuse OF those illustrious citi-
7,ns and eminent orators and statesmen, Henry Clay and
DsoirI Webster; and that whilst we have recalled 10 us the
>, mary of sorrow nearer home, il but adds 10 the poicnan-
IS Of our srici, 10 know that others mourn as we have
mUurned.
Resolved, Thai We offer, with fraternal feelings, our condo
I,nre IN orr co-States of the Union on this sUrrowful coca.
sion. and more particularly TO the Commonweailns OF Ken.
lucky md Massachusetts.
Gcsrl,ed, That his Excellency the Governor, be request
-! To communicate u ccpy OF his message 10 the General AZ.
Ssrrbiv, together with he foregoing resolutions, 10 The Exc
ruriycs D; Kentucky md massachusetts.
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DETTOETWTI TTuJ W
The vote for Governor on the 9Th December, 1851, stood
Johnson 447, Summers l30-moiority 3l7.

ihJ ~
The vote for Governor on the 9Th December, 1851, stood
Johnson AIT, Summers l3O-molority BIZ
BARBOUR.
PHILLIpPI, Nov. 3, 1852.
Gentlemen We have just received the entire vote of Bar.
hour, which gives Pierce and King 265 majority, and Gle
mcng, for Congress, LOB over w. T. Willy. Only part OF our
county belongs TO the 18th district.
Owing 10 the inclemency of The day, our county gave q
very small vote.
AnlSGDos, Nov. 4. 1852.
Gentlemen-Belnw | give you The vote, so fur as heard
from, in his quarter:
Pierce's ma prity in this county 205; in Smyth 40i in Scott,
al three precincts, $50, will be increased TO 2or 300; in Taze-
well, will he / or 500; in Carroll 239. one precinct 10 hear
from; in Wythc 275.
SCOTS majority in Russell will range from 100 10 100 only.
MONRO u y
MoSRor, Nov. a. 1852.
Editors OF the Enquirer: In the following figures, you
have the result OF the Presidential election in This county:
Pierce 4g9, Scott i97. Pierce's majority 2.
Summers majority over Johnson was 1872. This is over.
come and a balance of two struck against Seward & Co.
But for The extreme incemency Of the weather, the day be-
inu throughout stormy and accompanied with cupious rain
and hail, making il impossible for our old men 10 reach the
pulls, we would have given this bankrupt, free-sOil concern n
rcbuke their lime. serving supporters here would not have
forgotten. The result above snfices 10 show that Seward
stock d'nrrs in this region, and has u most fatal downward
tendency.
CARELL COUNTY.
CABsLL C. H. Va, Nov. 3, 1852.
Gcntlcincn-I take the earliest opportunity offered Of trans
hitting IN You the result Of the election in Cahell: SCOTS
majority ~. From this You will see quite a falling Oft from
lurity beng l02. If the democracy had been aroused, ! feel
confident we could have carried The county.
TAZEWELL.
JEFFERsGSvlLLE, TAzEwELL Co. Va Nov. 5, 1852.
70 The Editors of the Enquirer-Gentlemen The polls
OF The Presidential election are just in. from which the result
- -, g .t.a.EnI n CNIn,r-
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The New York Evening Post, a Democratic Anti-Tari

or Free Trade paper, thus speaks OF the recent election:
THE R~ESULT.-Th decision Of the people is against
any increase or duties. Scott avowed himself u protection.
III. was taken up as n protcctionist, was supported as a pro,
,,c,ionis,, and is / beaten. Pierce 1as an acknowledged jriena
,r Fl &C trade; he was supported by his friends und opposed
rta rot,,.., was conducted in such = manner that there was
not the slightest dis position on either side 10 conceal or over
look il. Tie late election, therefore, is a decided free trade
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NEW MUSIC.

We have received from :he publishing house 0! Firth,
Pond & Co, New York, through Harold Il Murray, who
have il for sale In this city, a popular Gong and chorus, The
Old Log Hat" or Grow, row your Boat as sung oy all the
Ethiopian tands. Ii is composed BY iho author OF "Ben
Bolt" and u musical young lady p'onounces II 10 be dccid-
eddy pretty.
We are indebted TO friend P. n. Taylor for similar musical
lavors, but he names of the agreeable compositions have
ahmed our memory,
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NOTICE TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The Leg: lalure of Virginia will meet on the ed instant.
The member of the two Houses arc now making arrange
mcnts 10 leave their homes to come TO Richmond. An eX-
cellent opportunity will be thus afforded our Subscribers 10
make remi,l4nces. We hope that i! will be universally en-
braced. " 4 word TO the wise" &c.
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GRAND TORcu-IIGsr PROFESSION

PORTSMOUTH, Va, Nov. l0-There j. 4 grand illumination
and torch-lisht procession here tonight OF tic Democracy
OF Portsmouth.
Large crowds from Norfolk city and County are in attend
ance. The procession il, indeed, very long. The Town
looks to be il one solid blaze. Commons are booming, which
bring forth shouts Of victory from the Democracy of Nor
folk and Portsmouth, P,fers5u-g Express.
We learn from 6 private source, that Thomas ii. Smythe,
the Editor of the Virginia Recorder" died in Buchanan on
Tuesday last. He *as known personally in many sections
of the State, as a bold and talented Temperance lecturer.
who "went about doing good" We have heard some O. his
most brilliant efforts, and while they were chaste snd digni.
fed, they were presented in g forcibie and convincing man
ner.- Salem (Roonoke) Beacon.
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NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS.
70 IL EdiInra nf BE Ennuirkr.

RALrIuA, Nov. 8, 1852.
Grntlcnen : Fourteen counties iemain 10 BE- heard from,
ard Pierce and King are yet 500 ahead; aud il is the impress
zion of intelligent gentlemen, that this majority will not DC
overcome. There vii! not be more than 200 majority on
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- For Congress,

Majority for Riddle 379 Wing loss %. Ken; and Sussex
ar. 10 hear from. but Riddle ia dn.n,Ir.s chosen. O.. Du-
mont, whig, is elected Senator for New Castle county, and
Valentine, whig. is chosen Representative. The Wings also
elected 7 Of the 10 Delegates 10 The Convention. Lyman,
.irn Ia Chosen sheriff.
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ROANOKE

The election is overland the preparation Tor the contest
has given place II anxiety Ia know the result. We believe
tha, Pierce and King are elected by a very large majority,
5u, II in this we should be disappointed, we will cheerfu!Iy
submit 10 the "will of the people"
Whatever Inuy be the resuit in The State. we will feel proud
of our own county. Considering the lack Of interest visi-
bic on every hand during The canvass, Roanoke has done
wel!-nobly. she gives $50 majority for the Democratic
caad!dates-about lis more than she gave Gen. Cass in
ls4S, and So moro Than was given 10 the gubernalorial cleo.
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FoY Pierce AND KING

Three Democrat. have been elected TO Congress from ~
S,a,o Of Wisconsin. In the first district, Daniel Wells is
elected; in The second, Benjamin G.. Eastman, and in ihc ihitc
JOHN b. Macy. The democrats, as is usual IN lhs1 o'a'e
have a large majority in the Legislature.
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oETaW

WlLsISeToS, Del, NV. l0.-An election took place in
this CITY yesterday for a member Of Congress, members OF
the State Legislature and delegates to the Convention 10 fc'
wise the Constitution. The following is The result in New
Castle county.
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ron La, fail But while We ARE proud Of this result! sno"-
i na 90 large an increase in the democratic strength since INC
i Is u,ssftsni;.l election. we feel justified in saying lhat
. 80 : 10 il democratic Ly at leas. 200. As will be seen, not
oni,c 500 votes were poled, at least 200 less 'rnn could have
: Rnt We do moi complain Every election shows u demo
rio gain upon the former vote. Let every county IN INC
State do as well as we have done, ad me vi" Do"'o"
yIjl he the banner State in The Union.
Tho following is The result in ms county: cuh,u
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cry.

Mrss,s. Editors The battle is fought and Montgomery
is redeemed. cannot give you The voio in numbers; but
enough is known 10 warrant the conclusion that Pierce and
King have carried the comfy. Al! the precincts neard from
rive Scutt a majority Of 10 vo!es. and Lafayette 10 hear from,
ALWAYS democratic) will give Pierce a majority ranging
from 20 ~ %; rumor says h received a majoTity OF Is. Put
his majority down in This county at III, certain summers
beat Juhn sos in This county 76.
Your ~neiyhbor, of the "Richmnnd Wing" will now, | sup
pose, place his name ~ the top Of his columns, where il has
moi brcn durino The canvass. NEUTRAL.
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III En.

NARSTEn, a til. Carolina Hotel. III TIL, town, on The 9Th oct. by
J,hu McAu'in. Esq. Mr joins SMITH, Ja., OF Charleston, 5 c.,
u lis. MARGARET e. CRIMP az Richmond, Va.
fWi!mtngtoH, y e iicrlE.
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ARKANSAS

LITTLE Rock, (ARK Nov. 9.-Parriai returns of the Pre-
sidrnlial e!cr ilun in this State have been received, which in
diculc that il has gone Tor Pierce and King by u large MAORI
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CUMMEaGlAh ishlUlsD.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

.~'.'''
TOBACCO -Sircc cur !ast rrp"r, The bfc1ks have bee
very small. The market is without any i'a'crla! change
prices. y. nj, .hAAiiN x co
Sales 81 Tos.cco by X. NJ. Martin Cog hhns JON
p Andrews, S. . and = Isl Is hhGs. Lugs, . al Il 80 and 10
4 IS; 5 hhas at Ii, , at IL 81, al Il atG al ~. IT,
Lass 5 hhis. 10 Dr.. jos. Messy.
WHEAT Red LOO c's: white los cents; supply light.
ELDUR-Sa!cs at 81 IS 10! Scotts,l!ie; Richmond OLE
at 81 IS without buyers.
CORN-We note sales at 81 !. 10 10 cente.
t.. J. PEYTOS
CORN MEALS 10 80 cents per bushei.
OAlS-30 to is cents per bashtl, TO- ordinary Virgin.
OFFAL-Bran /; cents per busie!, Shorts Is cts; Biov.
S.uh Is els; >hip-Suti 40 - cts.
BACUN-SmItn.irli ard Toids, hog rouni, TX Ger.
Western sides. l0S n To-. Cent?; siioUli, rs % g. ct,
civ srlukri sides, los Il ius cts aagrrd hams, II u !Gr +.
tlSH-iicrr!rgs, No. Cul 81 u / -; nruss s.a;,
Roc 81 90 .MlyAcrc!, No. }, No. ,, Sis g..
No. l., Si2 50 Il Is. Shad-None IN market. haNa:
Gross IIcuIa-s 81 80, cot s. 50.
~LARD-Bols. -. cts, kegs 49, cts, pals AZ G.
Plimr nnrlnAl-none here.
PLASTER 81 50 ASKED.
LlME-S,lcs al 81 10
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:. [tSuicm Ja.) Beacon.
Piercc's majority $50.

BOTETOURI.
ro The Editors ul the EcGui:c!: !,
c.nIIrmen:-The Commissioners after pmre!ng the pol
certified that Pieces majority 10 B"leionFt Is 81.
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RESULT OF II PRESIDENTIAL ELEClloN.-
have now the result Of tho Presidential election IN each
tate in the Union, with the exception of California AMI Tex
II We conrede these 10 Pierce, the final result 10 as i'h-
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= u.
OBITUARY.

i.p lItne gst!-nra ~ Ter f4tree, 'ao-f lttGosef CoaIt hons.
m .- gIlGst. Macy CHAMP, -ticst chit! ri Wm. W Gnd N!:.i
ma l. !sU TaIG.rro. aged !uUr years aud | e" months.
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democratic majority,

But little over half the strength of the county out. NO
excitement except a, the Court House, and one or two coun.
~ precincts, ana !hcrc not a full Yo,c. Wings ont in greater
proportional strength Than Democrats. 4 Lesson must and
will 81 learnt from this. Remember Mis-.
RITCHIE.
Herewith, | send you Il statement of the vote Of This
county, taken on the 81 Of Now, for President and Vice
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mWnNnERSr OF THE DAY.


Wonder il ia.son F"ss will appear in the next edition Of
the whig calendar al Saints.
Wonder if Jonn Mirror Bolts will get outot bel atmid
night az: more,iu puzzle his brains with tyin! 10 cyphrr
omt SCOTS defeat.
Wonder ii The wings will celebrate the next anniversary
o! rhr battle Of Chippewa
Won!cr il 'the rich Irish brosue' will figure in SCOTS
ncXr speech
Wonder If the same general will no, find a shorter route
10 IlIr Lick on his next visit, Than that BY Ssndrsky ana
Albanr.
Womb. which Seward thinks the more profitable piece Of
prariicc-bcing the volunteer advocate Of the Jerrv-rescrers
or drtU Of the soup ticket.
Wonder what "a Virainian from VI. Farlkners District
thinks of the eiirc, 0: the drum AMI fife among the new 80,
tiers.
Wonder what are the latest whig deductions from "tle
landslide in kunawh&."
Wontrr ii the Southern friends Of the platform VIII not
send on a committee 10 congratulate Greeley on his saliva.
ton from salvation.
Wondc- what terms those wing editors who hold that their
party lost Virginia only by the most astonishin. APATHY
will apply 10 the condition of their brethren in kentucky,
North Caroline, Maryland, &c. Their %,urpidny will have 10
b. measured by that .! the frogs which have lived millions
vi wears in sandstone.
Wonder, lastly, whether Or whig friends are not satisfied
that i, is unsafe 10 handle such combust!bies az Tar ana
Feathers when one j. exposed 10 n fire in the ren!.
Winchester Iirgin.dn.
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PHILADELPHIA. Ncr. 1.-The Democrats have a.
red both bronrh-s Of The Delaware Legislature, thee
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RAPPAHANNOCk.

UNSATISFACTORY, NOV. 3, I6oZ.
To tie Editors Of tho Enqairer-Gentlemen Below you
will find The result o! the election In Rappahaa mock, which
maj to relied upon, and "ith which the official returns will
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from n. SfauntOG rnilcainrl
IE nEsI.[,E In AEEESIA

The result, OF The election In Augusta has cast 4 gloom
oycr III" cuunIetanccs 81 the seit-conident wings. Ills d
rou9Ie - .shcwrr BATH ard IL rs uncomfortable a. q "wel
blanket" The vain tvaslirgs OF me party have "Eah!shed
into hin air" and instead o! One Thousand majority. 'heY
nav. rolled up the magnificent and Overwhelming one vi
ls0 Hundred aid .Sersn:y-S!r! verify, THIS ioon' a!sas
tr,.s an. gloomy 10 the prospects oil HhlgScry IN tins hlh'
eric Eeieral stronghold, which has been iinSed uPon a me
yary ci,lt,l Of heir strength, 90 much 50 mat 8 visit 10 ola
Federal Augusta bccams as necessar: 10 some OF Inc hIo.
t!,rrhoud az erst a pilgrimage was 10 Mecca by inc devoted
Nussnlman. Win "a much sorrow, now, VII! 'e hiSh
priests .! Federalism turn 10 this ancient fortress Is tu
tic pious Jem 10 the beloved c!!y-but, alas! lis glory de-
naf;cd on Tuesday iast-neiluer the organ, the Orator o.
the Wig c.ectn! could gave il. They could mol !a!iy I ~
distracted ani ti.pirted forces OF sTtIggery-oniy 4 sun.
Gent number Ia carry the county by the tremendous n'ljo,'
" of 2a6 could be rallied 10 The contest, Notwithstanding 't
feryid appeals and burning el"qucncc Oi the ing etector.-
All would not so. Many Wings could not ami would MOI
vote for Scoit-ihe.c viii receive the bitter ans!hcmas o.
the Seward Scott Nties, and be denounced by the party,
but trey have done " hat they thought their cuty and refused
Ia obey tie mhig leaders, and 10 support a nomination nor
fiji Ia be male" Thus they exhibited more love Tor NEIL
country than they did for their party.
1t will ne seen that tie whole vote is a little over 1,Uv-
while ia the Governors election the aggregate was S5li-a
fliins oil OF u little over 3OO-lUO Of whom, certainly, weit
which there were some democrats who failed 10 attend .t
polls. Again, 4 good many wings, VINO would not vote to'
Scott, cur oil his name from the head o! the ticker, anu 'o'
DEMOCRATIC GAIN IN AUGUSTA.
81 the returns us published, il will be seen that Inc demo
Gratis gain SEvENTY.SlX votes on the Governors eiecu'"
and We ;ei perfectly confident our vote would have reached
1900, if tie entire strength Of the party had been poiiea.-
Eut re have No cause Tor rc.ret-the democracy al Augusta
have done nubiy, and we accord 10 them I'LL praise. heei
up your organization, friends push on the column, ana lHe
day is 10. lis lant when even Federal Augusta viii eir'
a terIucratic majority. The battle has been well ioueh'
here, and we tender the thanks Of the democracy .! Angus
Il. 10 those gallant champions, Hartman, Skinner, Baylor
Harris, and k,in"r, for HE zeal displayed III the canvass
But all have done their dury, speakers aud mcIn5ets, ana an
axe entitled IL praise. A lew. an! but a few democrats V1lea
io- Sco.t-we hope they will sec the error they have com
m:::rd and return - the democratic loli.
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LATEST NEWS BIZ THE T%EIECR,pu
ARRIVAL OF THE: HUMBOLDT.

NEW foRX, Nov. 1.-The steamer iIamooIit. win \.
from Liverpool 10 the 25'h October, has arrived "1'es
Cotton was firm, with an upward tendency. The ~,
for the three days prior to the departure of the Humh"i:s
amounted TO near 81, coo haIts. "O''
Flour and Grain were f:m at prcviou, rates, with , h..
demand and argG sales Of Baltimore Flour a, 23 shiIina..'t
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. II -f@c steamer phila DELPHI.
with California oates, has arrived, but brings nothing lit.
The Illinois left .Aspinwali on the +tn inst. for New W.
"i:h IA million and Il hat ~ COLA.
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Democratic maj In inc county, "a
have not get fail returns from my own County, G!ayson,
but will give /; upon my retu,n home.
James f. Brown, late Judge OF thu Circuit, died suddenly
nj this place yesterday morning. He was walk ing brissly
from his room 10 the Court House, and when within a few
wards Of the Court House, fell and expired instanlly.