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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-11-17
Election Items.

!. MASSACHUSETTS STATE ELEcT1oN.-An cleo
ton tor State officers and members Of Congress
took place in Massachusetts week after the
presidential election. We have returns of the vote
Tor Governor In nearly the whole State. Mr.
CLIFFORD, Wing, has sc, 800; Mr.. BISHOP, Dem
$500; Mr.. MANN, Freesoil SO AGO.
Only two Congressman were elected zENo
ScUDDER, who was reported elected in the First
District, lacks nine of majority. The State
Legislature at present stands, 90 wings to 96 Goa
lition.
The plurality of the Wing candidate for Govor-
nor is upwards of 100000 but falling of majority
the selection will now dcyolve on the Legislature
The Legislature will also have to elect United
States Senator. The Wings have plurality in
nearly all the Congressional districts, and at the
next trial plurality vote will elect.
| The call for Convention, to alter the State
Constitution has been carried by majority of s.
| 900.
| GEoRGTA-In 50 counties the regular Demo
cratic ticket has obtained 30O45 votes, the Scott
ticket l4,52l. the Webster ticket 1913, the Union
Pierce and King ticket 5,2l0, the Troup and Quit
man ticket $50, and sixty votes cast scattering
In these counties the votepoed is 81, III less than
In the same counties last year, and the vote given
to the successful Democratic ticket is 1857 less
than the Wing vote in 1851. ss
LMoIs.-We are happy to state (says the
Boston Atlas) that the election of f. b. Wash
burn. Wing, from Galena district, Illinois is con-
frmed. Mr.. Washburn is gentleman of fine
| talents, and his electian is Wing gain.
/ Hon. Richard Yates, Whig, is reelected from
the jacksonville district This is an unexpected
and gratifying result, the more so that his district
was gerrymandured expressly to defeat him.
MIR. John Wentworth appears to have succeed
ed in the Chicago district, although there was a
strong opposition against him in his own party.
PENNsYLvANIA.-Th official vote of Pennsyl-
yania at the late Presidential election is: Pierce
1893 1888; Scott l79, 1888; Hale $3.50; Broom )
670. Thus Pierce has majority over Scott of
l9,400, and over all $3.50.
DELAwARE.-The official returns show that
the Wings will have majority offour in the Leg
islature, thus securing the U. S. Senator. The
Wings also have majority in the Constitutional
Convention Hon. Geo. r. Riddle, Dem, is e.
lected to Congress by 62 majority.
NORTH CARoLINA.-Returns from the entire
State, with the exception of counties, show that
the democratic majority in North Carolina will be
about 600.
TExAs.-A few returns of the Presidential cleo
ton in Texas have been received. They show a
heavy majority for Pierce and King, while the
Texas papers estimate themajority in the State at
only about 800.
Observation-Disclosures from 81 parishes show
majority for Pierce and King of $50.
o. Orange County, n. c., the residence of the
Hon. VIM. A. Graham, gives Wing gain of 4o2.
os The majority for Gen. Scott in Tennessee,
all the counties being heard from, except Fentress,
is ,e44.
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tanned powder and guns enough to blow up the Is
land of Cuba. Forthwith he was boarded by an
immense squad of police who hustled his cargo a
shore in an hour, thus saving from the rot i'm.
mense quantities Of potatoes and other vegetables
WouLDN'T VoTE-At Brunswick, Glynn co.,
Georgia, no polls were opened at the Presidential
eection-t being the deliberate opinion OF the good
people there that none of the candidates were wor-
thy of support. -
wick if the people could be made to believe halt
what is said during the election canvass In dlspar-
agement of the candidates.
ars. A lady named Treadeway was Killed BY
her husband on Thursday at Halltown about four
miles from Salem, N. j. She had sued HIM tor
sonarate maintenance, and obtained verdict In
her favor. He repaired to the house where she
boarded and fired at her through the WINDOW
The ball passed through her heart, and she died
instantly.
ns. correspondent, writing from New York,
in rol,ton to the Cabinet of General Pierce says
..Nobodv seems to doubt that Mr. Buchanan will
be secretary of State" The appointment will
Je,h.loss be rendered to Mr.. Buchanan, but wheth-
w rI ha will accept or not will be the question.
! FyppDITIoN TO KAMSTCHATkA.--h reusSia'i Ca
rod;t;on to Kamtschatka has been organized, and
bolf IF if will set out this winter The entire ex-
nedition comprises twelve persons and VIII DC ap
sent about six years.
M. purser Smith of the Crescent city, whom
~, W rnhan authorities have made decidedly the
. ~ Smith of the age, is to be comPimen'ea
With public dinner by some OF the citizens Oh
New Orleans.
nc..Tbo rumor that Gen. Pierce intends shortly
60 W. W. visit to Virginia, appears to be unbound
ID Concord paper states, ''by authority, .,naI
no ,sil not change his present residence un'li lie
removes to Washington
tn, PRESIDENT ELEcT.-It is stated that the
p..,dent elect intends shortly to pass through
R sT on his way to Virginia, where he VIII
spend the winter
~ Mr. Hale's vote is unexpectedly small
u.aS.hiv If will not reach $4,000, though 1t was
expected to exceed 2Oo,ooo'
NJ Ohio sends two farmers and one carpenter
VI tbo next Congress. Florence, elected iroH
Philadelphia, is halter.
o.,.Tbomas M. Smith, the editor OF the virgin
:, Recnrdcr. died in the town OF Buchanan, Va,
few days ago.
90. The Boston Transcript says the "fillibus
,orsn have misjudged their man, If they expect I
find = tool in General Pierce
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To the Voters of Augusta County:

Nov. II, 1852.
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/ MIssIssIPPI REPUDIATIoN.-A recent telegfaph'
ic despatch from the South mentioned the crafty
ing information that at the late election the people
of Mississippi had voted to pay the repuaiated
State Bonds originally issued for the payment o.
the States stock in the Planters Bank. The his
tory of this debt is thus briefly stated in the N.
Times:
The history of this debt is interesting. Under
the old Constitution of Mississippi, the State char
tered the "Planters' Bank Of the State of Mlssis
sppi," with capital stock of SO, 000,00O Of this
capital two millions were reserved to the State,
and the remaining million, left to individuals, was
subsequently increased to s., COG, 000. The lndt
vidual stockholders paid up; bur the State only
subscribed and sold its bonds for S5O0,00O OF the
amount reserved the bonds not being issued to the
Bank, but negotiated abroad by Commissioners.
The Commissioners and majority OF the Direct
ors of the Bank were appointed by the Governor
The debt thus created was recognised under the
new Constitution of 1882, and, as such, mean
while, sold above par, and from 1881 to lo4O the
State received her dividend on the Stock-gene-
rally 10 per cent. per annum. The dividends
thus served to pay the interest on the Bonds, and
left per cent profit to the State on IFS S2,OOO,
600 of Stock This Stock was subsequently in
vested in the Natchez Railroad, and was there
sunk, together with the Sinking fund created to
meet the Bonds. The latter issues of Bonds are
due in the years 1861, 1866 and 1871, and the
question at the late election turned upon their pay
ment The result of the rate is highly gratifying,
as indicating purpose on the part of the people,
to restore the credit and reputation of the State.
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UNEASY Is THE HEAD THAT WEARS Crown.
A letter from Paris, in the New York CONNER
cial, detailing the arrangements made in Paris, for
the swelcome back of the Prince President, tells
us, that
''1he greatest precautions had been taken by
the police, to battle any attempts that might be
made upon the Presidents life. So probable was
republican manifestation deemed to be, that the
more prominent Democrats left Paris, for fear OF
being compromised. The police visited all the
houses upon the route, cautionng the occupants to
admit none to see the spectacle from their win
dows. but those for whose conduct they would be
responsible. Ever since the insurrectlon of June,
when Gen. Negrier, was shot from behind clos
ed blind. the police have distrused unopened win
dows. All untenanted apartments were, therefore,
on this occasion. occupied by troops. The second
story of the Cafe de Paris was held by platoon
of fremen The President rode to the Tuilleries
ten PAGES in front of his suite"
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70 tae Or S ar:

Pura,qrt T.. notice he Ffrt. D m .:r4i'c a. e
s,.n .,f r vr.unn .I offc- ot II. \. S.v II
f,r if. t,s ro If aPpnri'g d'isgaie. ia attrn
IN. ,we fis .f ,nuary Cnave on. 10 b. held al
'ol ..mia. o. H'o, on t- ilns Ing persons
appointed: L. ". Hal, VIM Frzr. F W
Seymour. Lac Bray O.. II. 8 Day. S. T.
Walker. o. W St o,e. E. p. Br. ia-r.i. B T
Sp-lipar. o. r. Brnwn. Al5-rt An tin. S. E ri-
r. J. Tnoni,..n. Wall ce Williamson. Sam
H"ptins. T.. NJ. Furry. J hn McCuun. ]. w
Sabo. q. S. 90 Ins. Ii. a. Swif. J E. M,uari
The Low ng e-pui'n off, redby o. r. Brown
wa- un t'ia,,-,ti-ly ad-p ed:
Res lrrd. That uur ,i-ireatrs 20 the State zee
D-n"cfati C"nre",i"n. b. requested 10 iIi-.r
infiusr &c. TO pr"cnre the .,ninarion # fall tick
OF Of ,nrn ti,or'usI,'y id~nt fed W Nh onr
Oa mHion, H. 4. Sw Fl nominated as
Candid tr for Jus:i-- of he Peace.
On mo'ion. adjourned.
n. A. Hall Secv.
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ARTHUis,s llomE MAGAZINE.

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number OF the Home Mag z nc, for October.
1881 entitled
aThe OIL Man's Bride"
Vnis story is caninned through tne FIST four
numbers Of The 'gaztue. from October 10 Jan
uarv.
With the FEBRUARY number, nnoiher New
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.
iforss OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Tunrs ia,, De % 3 lick. /

IuLr5 iaN- De % 3 - leck. Il, NJ.
An invt,ii c-ive,i ir. m the Supe, irsn-
deat of the BsniAsy =, ,nvtn, the m-nli ., s
OF the Hons. 10 IT. end fx'ibnoa. sf SAID in
stint evening. Agreei to.
Mr.. B;-'p frnn the e'mmiifeeo o" Printing. re-
'nred .ck The niinuri., O., oG tn c d. c.
nssi"ner. and recon mended that 5000 copies b.
printed. Asr.ei To.
REPORTS nF SELECT COMMITTEES.
SIr. P.r,erson rel osfed i.ackthe II fixing the
ann nI,,,en', which was aererd r and tie bull or
teied 10 be engr's ell FIR il third read ng.
ORDERS OF THEpAT.
Mr.. II ,ly-a r-sn;u'i dii-ct;,g the Jutlicrry
committees TO report 10 ilI- Hons-. without fur
riler delay. S..at,. bill SO. iurrer drfspg the ju
rid c,i..n of Prnaai- ur,s. Agreed T..
NJ. Bl-iiGp Offered res lutioa TO- pIi"i g
1000 PIES al the report of the State House
Can,,n,ss .oners. 6OGO copies nf Tie report of the
Tru Ices of the Benevolent lust rnrnns and GO0a
rtch. of iIl- repor, Of tie D-nf ard Dumb III nd
and Luu4tic A y'un,s, 1000 pes of each of llr
ahey- f.r fllr efths I'll ees of said institution
MIR. NJ .rrson nov-d that lie r. so'ui,n aud
rman.m nj be- referred to The committee on
Printing which was agreed 10.
tn. III ,ust then 9 owed self into committee
of the Wholr, Mr. Morgan The Chair. an I co
sii-re iinnsr b /, No is0, act 10 define aud
punish crimes of III. first d-g.ep. After sou
tame spsur ,h-r"in ,ns committee rose, reported
progress. anil ul,taine lave 10 sit again.
MIR. Hughes ffere,i for adoption the following
.reanl,bl. and res"lutlpn:
WHEREAS. The Circulation of Bank bills Of n
less d-nn a tI,an fiv. dua,s. has displaced,
nu'i lsckrd u;, 10 .ilks like anont of ci.; aid
rhe.fas, in consequence thereof. muci.' i,o,b.-
and fficuiiy H,is ng in making change; and for
the ru' p"ss more effrctusy TO remove This diff
Guilty. concert nf action with oillrr States j.
much 'irsire,i: aud fr the purpose of bringing
about this mncIi desired object.
BE It Rrsotrrd Tint committee be- appoin. el.
consisting of five. wl,o-e du'y it rha be- to cores
pond with the l. +gisl,,ures IF other States that
nnw. will be il. session during the presep;
winie', urging the lroprie'y OF she p.ssnsa Of
law, is.iheir Respective States prohibiting the
cu,ation of Bank bills of less denomination than
iy. dollars .
Referred to the Committee on the Currency.
Sennte joint resolution respecting IN nf this
State on the assess-uf The North American L tfe
| and Trust omtmuy. was laid the tabie-tii+
| accompanying documents to be printed.
Mr.. Pnnd Offer eI for adoption the following
| resolution:
Re.oir. d, That when the House adinrns. it
shall adjourn meet Mm day. a, 10 o',I" k
a. NJ. Yeas 21.- nays 45. Resolution not
ayr ed. tn
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AGE.NC OF Dr.. =. f'Ii'CH'S
Lelrhratrd AleIieiueS

TISED hy lin with such dis;ineuis ed s recess in tn
- of C',uyi's CONSUMPTION CAT .rrf Astitna
Iieart ID seas Dvs5e a, Gonnrr! osa Piles +. NAL.
Complains ASS DIR. :. Fftc : Ard nina! s,,r
inrers Shoulder Braces inialing Iuts aud Lec.u es
on Cons !nrpnn. and tie of Preser ing hfe and
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RODOLPiiUS BAR d has heen appointed agent
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Gf DIR. Ftci:'s &c u;de Boo to invaIids and dr,c
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i,e had At the B .nks,nrps.
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Iu,siN.sG-i hIsnrrs oi pare " o use vermii'ise
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White they appear benefit The pntIei the, atiuiliy
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In another cofumn viii be found the advertisement Of
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drens heahh In Liver rculiats and all disorders
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the signature ofthe Aropricio n. Hot ensack
else genuine.
Gsr II should te amirersaly knocs-for it is strictly
true-hat indigestion is the parent of large proportion
of the fatal diseases. Dysenter diarrhn cholera
bus liver complaint and many ether diseases enumerated
in the city inspectors weekly catalogue of DEATH gen
Grated by indigestion aloIe. Think of Il dyspertics
think of it all who suffer from disordered stomachs and
you willing to be guided by advice founded uron
nerence, resort at don't delay day. to Hoohand
German Bitters PREF ared by Dr. c. NJ. Jackson which,
Alternative curative and nvigoran stands alone and
apnroachee General depot 12O Arch We have
tried these Bttes and know that they excellent for the
| diseases specified aboye-PAiladeLrhia City Item.
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i's OF ''.e - c&' cd f this Company w,ii =
h-!. a. riI- fiie- o. tie. q. m:,a Y Csey-an J..
W-.i"esri.y thu 5th day January nex,. u, 10
o'cl.,cs A. W.. nj w,-t, rae and p acs tw-v- ID.
r-csors ara 10 D.. -ect-d inr filt. ensuing yer
S. FOLIAMBE, Sse'y.
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AerHuns IInME MaGAzixE We have re-
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ihs publisher d. US the favor to frwad us the
previous nun.hers.
w Se- prospectus in to-das's paner.
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The season of annual settlement mas r'ise'i-
We tender our acknowledgements 10 our mum
ous friends vii hive aIre dy r'Daea'ered The pr"
Ter, an shall he home. rr"dy to mat the rest
will, Tho co.,ni.,n.bts. o. the seas n"
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Rev. r. B. GARDNER. Of E.lin.urgl, marufac
lures stlye, which, f,r rms, cnts, bruises. bnrrs
&C., g.. ie really a specific. We state u i u "'n
the testimony of i,any WHO have tried it. aud Who
commend it IN the highest ierme.
As :. iargenchrs from ltIIe toe corns grow" the
affi .cted had better iry l..
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~ Gen SAMUEL ID. HARhIs was e!ecte JUS
tce Of the Peace for Rsyenn" Townrhpon Mon
day last.