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ANaNnMrNr OF the COMMUNICABLE Quin.
cy Wig expresses the. opinion that.the proposed
amendment to the Constitution Of the State, is
probably rejected In most OF the counties heard
from, large number Of the voters neglected to
vote ei,her way upon the question. As a ma.
jority Of the votes cast for Representative. /. re.
quried to adopt it,eveTy one voting for Reprcsen.
,atives, and not voting at all on the proposed
amendment, really voted against it. We thought
the measure an important aud very desirable
one, and shall be sorry if through Negligence of
voters, it has bean defeated.
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The Chic9so Press publishing some plcasan,
letters from loot passenger in Italy, among
the ALPS, &c. There i, one thing about then,
We rcsret-tha, they are Anonymous We scarce.
ly receive an eastern city paper, but it has some
anonymous srIbbler from pau., Ro;nr, Egypt,
kamsSa'ka, or Botany Bay, anil We eunfe., their
wi'hy washy, OF marvellous ADD Incredible rcla.
uons,-such as no respectable man would send
forth with his name attacbcd-haye given u.
quite disgust for most Of this species Of "foreisn
eorrespondenee.'
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Thenhis Pro, nCrr the Elcct,on.


The tone Ct the Wing press since tie election
is certainly not little amusing. Admissions ars
now made, which before lie election would have
been denounced as base slanlrrs. Take for cx-
ample the following from the New York Times
an uI.Ta wing paper;
Nothing Contributed more to the strength Of
the Democrats party in this canvass than feel
ing that in its foreigl reiatiop' our Government
has not taken the sand required by i!s position as
the grea! Republic among tie nations Of the
earth and we anticipate in this direction, there
fore, some aeeisire advantages from as dscen.
aency We certainly shall be glad to welcome
at the hands of any Administration, Democratic
OF wing, a mere energetic yiniicaioR Of Ameri-
eau rights, more cordial recognition OF Ameri-
can principles, oni ,earHeT regard for Reyub
ljca,i58I abroad MaH kdts beot ui!Hessed for
a fac years pest.
Aud the following from long article in the
same rich vein, from the New York Day Book
Never before since We were old enough tn know
right from wrong, have we reioiced in the defeat
OF tho "hig party; nor should we rejoice now
were the party which calls itself whig, the whg
party OF 1882, 1896, aud lS4i Since it has
abandoned all It's old couSei vatye principles and
become Seward and Greedy party An i'm
psrty-we have los. all respect r 1t, and rejoice
in its defeat
\ singular change has also come over the tone
Of the wing press in regard to The personal char
acer and qualifications Of Gen Fierce. Instead
of hfth-rate lawyer, a coward, &c, Dc, lie is
now admitted to possess respectable talents, and
to be very proper gentleman, indeed. The y
York Times before quoted, thus speaks Of him :
General Pierce is man Of character, Of rool
dGttt's. and II fer experience IL. public lie lie
has never figured oohspicuousIy ~ the prominea,
positions he has occupied, though this may be due
quite as much to circumstances ~ ~ himself
That he ha. manly suscepibilities, and the ability
to give them prompt and fitting expression his
speech At Concord ON tie death Of Alr Webster
fully proves
Thus the n Y. Ercniag Mirror:
OF the President elect We have only 70 repeat
that he is a man Of excellent abilities Of un
doubted patriotism aud of fuer personal manners
Than any public man we have known since NJ
Clay. Cordial off hand, Ggnifel and Courteous
he wins the affections Of all with whom he holds
Intercourse. In personal popularity he will excel
my Of his predecessors in the presidential chair
The manner in which his intimate friends speak
f him-as Frank rerce--a good fellow" is /
efficient indication Of the friendship he inspires
And the Cleveland True Democrat, IA rampant
Wig paper maugre its name) thu, loses itself in
dmiraton Of Gen. Pierce:
Gen. Pierce's Eulogy Of Webster il one Of the
most beautiful We have read. Aud st are not
orry TO find i'm 10 the following vbirh ougbt ia
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:
Tn public are cautioned against another coun-
itflrl winch has lately made i- Appearance called
w Il. taucl,s arabian Linmrut lhr mos: dan-
grrous OF oil the counicrtes brrausr he having the
nnmr at Farrell " buy It IN good nh without
the Know edge that a counterfeit exists and They
VIII perhaps only discover their error when the
spurious mixture hns wroughI ~ evil rtlcc.
l he genuine article manufactured only hy n.
Il FARRELL, sole inventor and proprietor ani whole
sale druggist M u Iil street, Peoria Illinois,
T." waon all applications Tor ag"ucr, must be adj
dressed Br sure yea get " wish the letters II g..
before tlus'.r, ihus--ll g.. fAREELI'S--aud
his Signature on tie w1ppef--a,i others are cOuu-
tcrieiis.
sod by w. W Cavalry. G.. L. Thompson.
ami Walker 4 ilickng, druggist, Ouawa, md
10y regularly authorized agent. Throughout, The INT
ted states.
~ Price % and 80 cents, and 81 per ho'll-.
AGENTS WANTED IN every town. village
and hamlet IN the United States in which one !,
not already established. Address II G. Farrell as
above accompanied mith good reference to chnnc-
ter, responsibility, Sc. Nov lJ.l3-iw
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Illinois Leclsllture.
SrSArcEs HolprsG OVER.

NLNNI" II ItVIITNV WIZ.
Alexander. Sc A. J. Ksyksulall.
Madison ssd Clinton Joseph Gil.e,pie*
Edgar, &c.-J. Il. Wynn.
Nerm.lion, &C. Nathaniel Parker.
Ta,cVell d,.-A.akel Gridley.*
Macorpin, &c j. NJ Palmer.
Adams auI Pike.-John Woods
Hausoek and Hendersun.-Jacob c. Davis.
Fulton and psoria.--Prter Sweat,
O-lr. 6c.--Nm T. Plato.
10 Dsyiess. ttc.-Hugh 3. Wallace.
Mcllenry kc.-Thomas 3. Talcott
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The following ia one paragraph from cav.
age letter to an Irish paper. Tho writer saws:
III can prepare liquid, pint Of whlchin glass
OF grenadeshcll, thrown through barrack win
dow in the night would silently cxtinguish the
whole OF its living inhabitants or. broker in the
lace OF an advancing force, horse or foot matters
not with the wind IN their teeth, must infalbly
arrest their progress by death or paralysis, which
ELECT would be equally well answered by throw.
ing such shell. or earthenwars into bodies Of sol.
diers from which the most dire rout must newt.
ably follow"
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HuHnre;- IhmJHg, which is in universal use,
If not cia-sically admissible into an English die.
oonary comes unqueslionably from H,ne of tie
Bog, Scotch laird, $50 called from his estate
who was celebrated in Edinburgh society, drring
the reign Of William and Anne, for the marvel.
lous tone OF his stories, in which he INDUCED So
commonly, that they became rroycrbial and
thus very long shot was always Designated "a
regular Hume Of the Bog Hence, by simple
contraction, Hu,hJug.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-27

llLNols RAnRoApS-Suue idea may he form
ed Of what Is being done IL our State fom the
single fact that no less than three thousand tons Of
rail road non (l rail- have been shipped down the
canal during the present month. TINS iron is for
he Illinois Central and the Chicago aud Rock j..
land roads Ia addition to the above. thousands
OF tons have arrived during the season. for the
ten or twelve other roads eenterin, in this city
Oh Dcu Press.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-27

MR., WEBSTER AND TUE LATE Contest The
New York journal Of Conrms,c &c tells the follow.
ing:
for NE greater part Of the last year he was
IN good spirits and in his usual health Had lie
been nominated as a candidate for the Presiden
cy. 1t was ms avow,d purpose to resign hi. pres
ent office and take a tour to the south this fall
and winter. Had Mr.. Fillmore been nominated
he has been heard to say that he would resign
ana take the political field as the advocate Of Mr.
Flllmores election"
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Har.r on RrrsE.ENrMIyg..

HoCSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Union, ,tr--John Cochran
Massar--Weslts Sloaa.
Gallaun. ,Sc.--Dayid E Russell,
Johnson, tc.--Davd Y. Bridges,
jackson. Gc--Joln A. Logan.
Marion. ,tc-John Wi.bauAs, Alexander Camp
bell. J. \. Wilson.
Whi,e--D. l. Jones.
Wabash.--Nictor B. Bell.
Lawrence. Lc-W H. Christy*
Crawford ,sc-Wm II S;errett
Coles--W y. Wa,son.*
Clark Uni Manly.
Cumberland, Gc-P. Funkhouscr
Fayette.--A. J, Gallagher.
Montgomery, Gc--W. Il. MuiluI, William
Young,
Washington, &c w II Phillips.
ph--Jamcs williamson
Monroe Thomas Wm-tanly.
St Clair--John REYNOLDS, " II Snyder
Madison.--Samuel Brckmas!er, Thomas Judy
Macoupn.--Lewis Solomon.
Jersey and Greene.-C. II. Hodges G. B
Turner.
Sco.t.--Roval Moeer.
Morgan-W VIM Browns Edward Lusk+
Cass. Gc-Cyrus Wright
Sangamon>-P p. Enos, j. Y. DrownA
Mason, Gc.--CoIbey Knapp.
Ta,ewell--R. y Culloms
Mclean, 6c.--J L, McClun*
Nermon.-- - Haywool~
Elgar- Shields.
Champdisn.-H Pra'her
Shelby, Ic-S ". Moulton.
Pike, ke-H L. Sutphin II B Buchanan.
Adams, 6c.-J. NJ. Piim.n, John c. Moses.
David Wolf.
Schuyler.-F. T. Bryant.
Hancock,-Joseph Sibley, Gnuchenor.
McDonough.-J B, Randolph*
Futon-Wm. X johnson, Levi II. Bradbury
Peoria Charles p. King,
Knox-Ahel Thomas
Mercer, k,--Samuel DrrrrllE Z 7. Paine
Rack Island (tc-Wm Marshall
WhHe,tie, d. Joseph Crav luriE
Carroll ttc,-- Elias $ pouer#
10 Davies, &t.-W. p Narramore, c. 3 De
MOS
Mar.hall, 6c-silas Ramsay.
La Sale, &c. r. Potter c. L. Starbuck.
Dl Page, 6c.--Joseph Thomas, r. y. Mat
thews, joseph Narer.
Kane, &c--Wm. Shephrrl'on, John Ransted
Boone, k'-A Il. Nixon II Z. Miller.
Lake.-H. W. Bodgett. If. 81
Cook w h Fgan Homer Wmarih.
Senate 90 democrats. wings. House. Sc
democrats, IS wings, free soilcr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-27

CSclE TONS CArN-Mr BeekmaD, the Lon.
don Publisher Of iliI famous work, Is now in Bos.
ton, and says tia. the number Of copies already
Issued IN England ia 400 COO The American
publisher, confess to have Published ,oHe 200.
900 One addition ha, 5sen Published by the
celebrated TaGchnitz, Of Le.p,ic, for which Mrs.
Stove hn7 written a prsfic- Nss,rs. levitt are
Preparing an deliberately illustrated sl.,ioE for
the holidays. Il is SAID tina; Autograph letters,
highly complimentary, have been received by the
aahores', from PriEce Albert and the late Duke
Of wellington Probably no literary work ever
published has had such remarkable success As
this
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-27

MonMoS' IN LIMno,-OfIicer Howe, our CITY
Marshal, on Saturday arrested six Mormons from
Beaver Island, who have been on a m,rauJ,ng
expedition in Milwaukee, Racine, aud his civ
A large quantity ofsiolen goods was found upon
mem, and many articles have already been iden.
nned by our citizens as having been purloined by
these model saints' The goods and culpri,s are
safely lodged in the watch house. II Is saiI that
Others OF the gang have escape, with a norton
LAke.--Ch Dem. W '"'
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WONDERFUL AND EXTRAORDINARY
CURE
W "HttNATIsM Oh TWENTY WARS srANpINH

never IN my life have had so much pleasure.
IN uons anything as in giving this certca,r,o
''e world, aud hope it may be the cause of,hou.
SINUS OF my fellow creatures being relrayeJ
rom that dreadful disease, rheumatism. Nv wifi.
mas been afflicted with it for twenty yenrs most or
'h- time suffering eScruciatirg pains in every pntt
OF her body. Having no appetite whatever. sh.
was reduced almost to a skeleton. So violent
were the pains that she seldom could -eep without
taxing urge doses of OPIUM. Every Joint wnS
sWri'edV very much. aud her knees, hands, and neck
covered with large Jumps She could do no kind
ct word, the snews aud muscles being so hard and
contracted that her limbs were drawn together, so
that She was obliged to be in bed constantly In
this condi'i-n she had been for twenty years with
out getting any relrt from every thing she used
until she commenced the use of n G. FAR
REhL'S ARABIAN LlNIMENT, the frs,
bottle OF which produced grtatchange. Shebns
now used i've bottles ani the swelling has nearly
all gone down pain has entirely LETT her; she
sleeps well and soundy l. more hcshy th,n.v.r
she was IN her life has an excellent npeut. opI
SPINS aud sews all day. BY the use OF a few bottle.
more she must be az well as ever she was If INV
one doubts this wonderful cure, he has only TO call
at my residence near fcoua, and learn the circum.
staHceSirom my wiir's own lips, or he can further
enquire Ul any OF my Gclghhofs.
SAMlEL ELSON.
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The Queen of England thus praises the Duke
OF Wellington, IN a letter wniyn pressribes tie
mourning lor the army:
The dec Slime which he sxactcd from Others,
as the main i'unda'on Of the nj itary character
hr -isrnly imposed upus himself, anil the queen
desires Ia impress upon he ARMY, that the great.
1T ,o'umnrder whom Finland ever saw, ha, leit
IN example fr tie imitation Fl every soldier, in
taking g hi. guiding principle. in every relation
ct .Iir, IN energetic and unIe,itairg obLi,uce to
he call Of duty"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-27

A Monsieur Rollin lately exhibited before the
French Academy silkworm'. cocoon Of a rose
color: remarkable because the color was produced
by feeding the worm upon mulberry leave
sprnkled with chico (Bignonia chica) A cocoon
had been exhibited on "A former occasion of blue
tint, produced by .prnklirg indigo upon the mul
berry leaves. The tint in the present case was,
however, much stronger than that ef the blue
rnnnln
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EIGHr CONGRESSIONAL DrsTRlcr.-The follow.
ing are the official returns from tue Eight dis.
trict 1t will be seen that Mr. Fouke, the nomi
nee of the Carlyle Convention, is abou, as effect
ually distaneed as the wing candidate for the
pre.ldency. We cannot say that We r. gret the
defeat Of Mr. Fouke, although he was the ''regu
lar nominee" The convention which nominated
him was not fairly gotten UP, at least the friends
Of Col. Disse protested against it at the time as
a fraud Conventions, at Vest as managed in
this State, are Of doubtful utility; but if unfairly
and corrupIly managed, they should not be com
tennnced. When attended to. such conventions
give less cause Of complaint but where, as in ,hi,
case, but one side seems to have had notice, it
would be wrong to.consider Its proceedings bind
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-27

The Methodisis in France have held their first
annual conference at Nsmes. Tie system Of
government is somewhat different in its opera
tons than elsewhere. Each district will name
two representatives, who, with the President and
Secretary OF the Conference, will form the station
ins committee" 1t is presumed tho French
Me,hodls,s have thus organized, under the advice
OF Tue British Conference. One thousand dollars
Is to be sent to their aid by the Methodist Mis-
sionary Board of this country.
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THE OTTAWA FREE TRADER,
OTTAWA, Noprmtcr %, 1852.
wr.rxrn.-We have had one Of Tic hards
JUSTICE AND EQUALITY"

WrsyyrR,-Wc have had one Of tie hardest
spells ever experienced in this country. It has
raiued and showed day about for week or two
and the thermometer uatl yesterday remained
above freezing pout-so that the mad in the
streets has been but "lhree ieet-s cant" and
in proportion ia the county. Yesterday, how
aver, it f'oze little, and hopes are entertained
'ha. the mud in our streets may again attain
consistency to admit cf wagons passing over it.
The Literary Institute" whiCh holds its week
lg meetings at the Mechanics Hall, cannot te un-
dcrstood by ourpcople, in its aims and objeas, or
ii would have more members. IN impression
seems to prevail that it is an appendsnt Of Mr.
Nasque's school, but this is altogether erroneous
The object Of the Association is solely to combine
instruction with the most refuei and unexccp,ion
able amusement. We are sure no one can even
attend one Of its meetings bat he will acknovl.
edge iha: his Tins has been pleasantly aul profit.
ably spent We hope j; viii 10 more Literally
sustained by or yong folks Of both sexes. for
al ire admitted, on very ,y.hlrg fee merely to
deiray expenses
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-27

The South Carolina Legislature refused to pas.
the protest against the Compromise measures.
which was agreed upon caucus, TO accompany
tie vote for Pierce & King electors.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-27

Among the passengers who left on SATURDAY.
last in the Arctic was VIM. @. Bryant who nro.
poses to spend the next five or six months in .thc
old world" lie will visit Spain and Portugal
Greece, Egypt. and the Holy Land. lie will re.
turn to the United States some time in the
months " April or May next.
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WIS estimated thai the amount Of specie lock-
ca up IN the United States Treasury will be s2o
oooooo before the meeting Of next Congress.
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10 Georgia, the election sPpeaIs TO have been
a free fight In 81 counties heard from ol'li4l-
~, the regular Pierce ticket has received sn.p45
votes, the Scott ticket li62l tie Webster ticket,
80 and 50 votes cast scattering. In these ruuu.
teS the vote polied is 50 l72 less than in the
same counties last yenr, and the Democratic tee.
ct IS 1857 less than AlcDcna!ds vote in 1851.
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Ottawa Market.

Ottawa, Nov. 81. 1859.
Winter wheat ,GoG66c, and spring, i2@ SOC.
Corn, new 30.
Oats, 26c.
Barley 3lc.
Potatoes. 35c
Good butter lG1lsc,
Eggs, l2lc.
OK ON Is beng contracted Tor a, from 81 5od5 90
80 9N'dIng on hogs weighing $50 lbs; the
highest hgure paid for extra heavy
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because man who goes into tho grocery
business Is u grocer 1t doesn't follow that man
who goes into ,he hotse business is hawser,
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Every d-----n thing.
For Pierce and King.

Which Is without. doubt true We have not
time to give particulars at length. before gong
70 p~yss. Ii is known, however that Scott is lie
ira,sl. Hurgah Pierce IS elected B,uhoo r'
We understand hat retail grucors can now be
supplied lhoRp, dog cheap, b, the gross with the
pictorial lie Of Gen. S1u't and the Fourcrite
pam Inlet Why Lama Wing bv application
at 'he Tribune butllings--Y Y HedI
Tie late Wing party VI this city, consisting
%! thirty Anio dl,u'I-n- gave an excellent din
pcT 10 The lion, John j. Critttul,n yesterday at
SanIeTson's College llo,e'.-N y Mirror.
ESyECr e. TINS DEYwr on rne Wu,0s.- On
Tuesday night, The night Of the election an earth.
quake, il Appeals was noticed IN Baltimore aud
Eichmcud, ia symp,;hy-was 1t not with the
great mistake that DAY committed ~ teludei
nation Ouelgo Tines
No; At ALL Old mother Earth WAS merely
shaking her sides with laughter. go pleased wa.
sic with the rcsult--Bgf4lo Courier
ElIToN fun; appears that the Wings Of
Getty shgrg pa were determined no. "a lA.e tie
opportunity for q juliGcNliyn on account uf their
late defca, at Ihe Prcsi,liAl ,,iliou. Resolved
70 have procession they started iu body On
Monday night ,oi last wevkl Tor Sal. River. Be.
lore their huai leave, tAsy move 10 nro.e,,l.n
through the streets; and amid the grief which
was LOUD ami bustrrou, on the part OF soue ui the
cnigrans there was something rather iunn,
/ ihe fixtures they were taking with them 10
render their new abode comfortable. They had
the'r roasters, their Jug, meat flower. onions. net
kn'V'ack', in short every lhiu. m the eAtiu, aud
clothing line that could be Thought Of az. me
Of them had their wives and H,t'e ones. ~,
whole altar was well 20. up, AMI produced a
great deal Of good feeling on all sides and was
IL be-
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Arrival Of tho Herman.

fre"eh h"pir Declared pcciias in Flour.
w, New York Nov. 20.
wheat aud Flour slightly lower. Corn firm.
French Empire declared hy Senate Committee.
ana LOUIS named Emperor Third which ho oiiiei
accepted.
MeG''ers death created profound sensation
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ILLINOIS UMyEE'ITY At SrRNGFIrLp The
corner stone rf this institution was land IN 9ist
ut. An eloquent aidy,.s was delivered Oh the
occasion by ). {, Couki,n, E-q
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-27

The best remedy for eyes eeakened by night
use, is fine stream Of cold water frequently APP.
piled to them. London Lancet.
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The Boston Transcripts advises It's whiS ii!sso'
10 change their uan,c Il says;
I'VE hope tho first thing the Wigs will d.
will be TO drop the meaningless name, by which
he party has been designated the las, sixteen
Ncag. Il has 10 applicability IN this country
under existing circumstances IL is obsolete 60
There ugst be0 new orgau.zI'Hn under new
name
scott leads the column tip Salt Rivera
heavy tire in the rear'--ths Blue lIckS IN front
aud the Hospital "uvtr the Left A hasty plate
Of soup would make that picture complete.
The Po,t,yilIe (P,) Emporium says: Tie
hes, proof We have seen Of the cow.rdjcc atirh-
utei TO Ger Pierre ~ tho whigs, IS The way lie
run at the last election"
The Providence journal apologies 70, doing
injustice to the late Wig party Of New York, city
thus:
"ANorurn Wing NIcoGy. We did injustice
70 The Wings Of New loik city IN sumnir. up
the Survivors oi The conflict In addition To tie
four cpu~tablrs and one Assembly man, thew
have chosen an Assessor IN the FJth Ward
BY So majuritS The Wings Of the Fifth
Ward are modest; they fired no cannon over
their victory, and had ~ torchhsht professions
and thcy speak To Democrats just as ;hey used
to
The Wellington Journal, = Free Democracy
sheet published M lUrin, Of The hr-hc,, God
and Liberty character, thus aunouutrs the re-
suit NJ the Presidential election:
The Telegraph bring, the following prciaue
message:
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IERRr HATE AND ST LoUt. RuLRo4p-Thi-
road, upon which the state policy" battle ha.
been fought at lie last three or iolr sessions Of
our legislature, and always to the defeat Of the
charter for the road it now seems is to be built
without special charter from the lyi.hture-
What the friends Of tue road have failed TO get
directly from the legislature, they have got BY
fness. Two or three different charter, have
been strung together and thus continuous right
OF way eked cut from Terra Haute to St. Louis.
Col. Brough the president Of the Company, has
submitted the matter TO eminent LAWYERS who
decide unhesita;inely tina, the charter is good and
the right Of wsy perfect. The capitalists having
been satisfied Of these facts. it is stated in the
New York papers, the balance Of the stock was
at once subscribed, amounting to S53oGOo. The
road is thus provided fer and will be commeue.
ed at once.
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Tue Vorr OF omo-QSciai- The Capital
City Fact has been furnished with the footing,
Of the Official vote at the Presidential election 10
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CoSSIcrlcrr, otScial- Pierce o,7i6 Scot, 81
7O3, Hale, 2,6l9
Rhode Island, oficial-picreo $3.50, Scott 7.
SIS, Hale $40
The official vote Of North Carolina gives Pierce
Csc majority.