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HoNoKs 70 THE 1RINaELL AnoTlc
EXPEDITION The American Arctic
Expedition. {Mr. urirnelI'sJ received
their first hunors at 1t. Johns, New.
tonudland. where the Masons held q
special lodge meeting, and presented
the Commander with u silk Banncr.
While leaving port, 1. boat came off
with presents from the wife Of Gov.
Hamilton, and during their passage
through the Narrows the ship was SER
enaded from the nearest point by the
Military Band, the Commandant, Col.
Law, having sent them for TINT pur-
pose. The officers Of the vessel were
shown great attention by all parties ];
and, in return, tho citizens generally
were freely admitted on buard the
vessel, aud every attention paid them.
There was also AR offer made to remit
the briggs port charges. The brig
Advance left St. Johns on the even
ing Of June II, all well.
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Hepoyted Dgeat efthe Russsans.
The Semaphore Of Maraeilles con
tains the following:
1t appears that the war in The eau
casus has Of late shown extraordinary
yigor II we are to believe our cor.
respondents, 10 spite Of the tone Of the
bulletins Of ST. Petersburg. which %
usual speak Of victory, the Russians
have been completely routed by Scha.
myl. The Russian army, commanded
by Gen. Baron Wanskey, 10000
strong, and having thirty six pieces Of
artillery, has met with severe check
near Argille. A great number Of
men remained ON the field Of battle,
and twehty-three pieces Of cannon fell
into the hands Of Schamyl, who never
gained more complete victory.
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dy-The Pennsylvania Agricultural
State Fair takes place dit pittsbnrg III
September tiext, and alfeaay the pa
pers Of that city are discussing The
subject Of . proper location for it.
One paper estimates that nearly 20O,-
600 persons who have never bron Id
Pittsburg before, will visit the city
on that occasion.
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Who LABoFs Lone sHouLu HE
ALLOWED II Hssr, Mr.. Nahum
Munro died at Newport. X J., On the
2sth ult. IN The 1o0th year of bis
age The decreased has Ind 7 chill
dren, II grandchildren, 1ao great.
graud children, and 81 gfeat-gfeas-
grand children
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An exchange paper says that mint
tulips we're invented by Il Virginia
Editor, who, having kissed a pretty
girl after she had eateh mint, was 20
Intoxicated with the pleasure, that be
devonted several months In attempt
Ing to produce an article which would
recall the original as yiyidly as pos.
sible.
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The violin player, Camille Sivori,,
has had his left hand crushed BY the.
npsesting Of = carriage, and il ii fear
ed that the loss Of The use Of his En-
gers may prove permanent one.
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Advises from Constaptinople IN.

Advices from Oonstantinople an-
no,1nce shat firma1ls securing complete
smancipations 10 The clergy ofall non.
Mahometan confessions, have been
drawn up by Tile Ministry, and sub
mitted to the sultan's inspection.
New firmans concerning the civil rights
Of Christian layinen. Of ill names, we're
also preparing
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-07-17

ry'Every thing in a matter " fact
age, liz measured with silver gusge
We arc reminded Of this frequently in
Temperance lectures The argument
ia thus
The liquor used In Louisiana, costs
300,D00~-the loss Of labor kept
drunk Iy it is 100000, the cost Of
police force 10 take up drunkards il
$4,000 the endorsements Of the law
costs $500, 900, the keeping up Of pris-
on for drunkards cost $500, 900, wear
and tear for same $500, 900, the loss
by death from wtiskcy barrels, costs
$3.50, 900, boxes for the defunct 800.
900, grave digging for ditto $500, 900,
penuary occasioned by the demise
Of the defunct 100000. Sum this up
and you will have IN part the cost in
'1ollavs' current dollars, efintsmper-
ance. We should not leave out ofthis
sum, the cost Of Tobacco, black pep
per and spirits Of tnrpcntine, used
in New Orleans alone, to make
Monongshala Whiskey, and Jamacss
Rum. ST.
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lrOur nsishbsr 81 lie Bulletin


nOur asiehbsr of The Bulletin
III makldg favorable msntioa Of our
aYtisls III Preparations for tls next
Legislature asks The question, How
about the other indispensable sub.
stantials,' M. Camel, such az pain
ted pieces Of paste board, and duids 7
viii The supply equal the demand y
We think nj. W. will have "star
backs" white red and blue--"ways
bucks, diamond backs, md all other
different brand Of backs known to
The initiated. II Is expected that
every gentleman will bring his own
dice. The "Porcupins benevolent
will have committee III hand during
the settings 10 zee that such as need
relief receive Ii In The ancient and
honorable form
The fluid arrangements will be
admirable, Fairbanks, and Eubank's
will be combined by d scien-
tihe gentleman deeply rehd In the
philosophy If water works The
loft hand tower Of the Capitol isl To be
converted into grand vssfyuoir where
the fluids will bc done TIP hot or cold,
as may be required. The alr tubes
in the walls II the gothic building,
are admirably calculated 10 conduct
fluids abont the house, and IL il be-
lieved now, that they we're designed
BY the architect fir this purpose ].
None but silver tubes will lie used
as II Is found TINT Gntra ve,eha II
deleteri9usand more objectionable tfIan
lead All the clerks ofices and eoin.
mittee rooms, will BE- supplied with
tubes, Which are inade "a Terminals
in antique figures very admirably fixed
for different patterns Of mouths.
In the House" The Speakers stand
is to be adorned With nine---designad
TO pefsvnate tie seven cardinal virtues.
Each members desk ii TO be- provided
with two---a "hotp and sscolds d
thnm screw on the desk indicates by
electricity, whether the nlernber will
take 1t with" or 4without.' Another
table under tie desk serves to turn
off the surplus, If IL comes too FIST. 60
complete ars tho arrangements the
details Of which vie cannot now flor
want o. roop1 enter into, that We be-
lieve they will satisfy the most fasti1
dlo,ts
It ID understood that on the first day
m the Session, a committee will 10
10 90 down and examine the
banks and at tint time it ii proposed
that they shall sample sHars'sg brands,
"Avet Brothers" brantls and act the
best the market affords.
4@---~-s4as .b4s 44@%--@-+-
Every thing ia matter " fact
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&c We m sutho1ized 70 announce n
n. PIERCE % candidate III Assessor II
this Parish.
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F'alse Mvotices --1'he u. Y. Sun

Falsa Invoices The u Y Sun
Of the 18th inst, says
The principal Of German i,n.
porting house in this city, and another
party, I've believe bis book keeper
were arrested on charge Of swearing
TO false invoices at the custom house !,
the entry at The present case Stating
the goods TO have been worth 10000
francs In Havre, when il Ii alleged
that they were worth 10000 fraes.
The principal was held to bail in 3d.
600, and the other in ~ 900.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-07-17

REMOVAL or THE SEMINOLE In
ptArs.--The Tallahassee Tluredian
aud Journal, Of the 2sth ult., says,
speaking Of the action Of the govern
ment towards the remnant Of Indians
In that State, that "a reliable auihori-
ty In Washington communicates the
welcome intelligence that the presi-
dent recently expressed bis determine
alton toact promptly and ebergetieal-
" in the matter Of the removal Of The
remnant Of seminoles remaining In
The peninHula If this State. The
gallant Harvey, Ii Is thought will be
dispatched to T Florida, il his services
elsewhere can be dispensed with. The
government could not mike D better
selection for tie difficult aud delieate
service.
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D-Our Friend Hutchinson will
be here tomorrow from Kentucky
With one hundred head Of horses and
mules, We would adsise planters in
need Of good horses To come at once ID
town and - Hutchinson who Il 1
very reasonable, man to trade with.
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AN rutstt Easat,. DrrH A farm.

An Tats1t Fosstt, DrFH. "A farm.
or named Jonathan O'Neai discovered
III a peat moss, near Blaokwatertown,
The head and antlers Of one Of those
colossal animals Of renote antiquity,
the Irish elk. Tie aptlera, including
d portion broken Of, measures about
nine feet from tip to tip The 1ilolar
teeth are all entire and In good prs.
servatioll .----A----- According to the eal-
eulations based On the English life ta.
bles, ii was estimated a prioys that
Of all the immigrants 10 the United
f,tatas SINE 100, 22l4.ODO should
be- living at the date Of the last census.
The actual returns Of that census give
ID the number Of foreignsborf, resi-.
dents. 2.21o,DOo-zza retnarkabls In
stance Of the accuracy which may be
attained by scientific deductions TN
points which seemingly admit no
elements Of calculation I'm the
1talian department Of The Worlds
Fair, ut New York there will be one
hundred and fur marble statues
some Of colossal size. They will be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-05
NUw FOUNDATIONS.

TRATIs.-NEw PUBLICATION:-AP orULAsTREA
tise N the causs and Of neryousiy debtIitatsG
health and eafesbsd constitution, that harass the
beses the man pleasure business ssd study And ON
sost "a A. beG 10 Broadway Post 0GcS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-05

cIMEoN DRAPER, NO. 4s PINE STREET, OFFERS
ssnH sar s1%
YORK le mortsag sonysrtSs bonds q
%s' Say.ss IN New Ysr Sa
Es yhS s &c syssss
INC snS Esa ky'T @
yertbe per bonds Of tho Dauphn and sssgns
Goal S N cSmea Ee1i s isSs
Of hs
seven emu per cent the Mohssn southern Who'll.
meSss
~ v msTsas. s pa pssasss
walk and Cleveland whole amount Of issue $4,000 psya
% Nw ed
Die IN New @ list wSos sofds
::s: e. So $esi
cent SHs s. @ n cse ea
also mGssss bonds q Of s
and DSy wsshipsson R.rosd
payable f 81 Ohio s xs pST ' s
PAYABLE York se cent bonds q tho Troy
&: aS
Ky Railroad Company whole amount Of issue sp @ pay
sh sp of fcrssnd ohio PAYABLE York isss
a.S sns. yaba
% lem q
Of Newark Ohio, payable in New YORK 1900; seven
per bonds Of the city of Sandusky convertible into
Junction Railroad stock payable In New York. 1896
Nor Of the State of California payable in New
York. is6 per cent mortgage bonds Of tho Atlantic
pany whole amount issued, 800 00 payable
in New 1850 twelve per cent improvement scrip Of the
state Wisconsin for improvement Of Fox river whole
amount issued $500 payable in New York. 1862
Per scrip q Rutland and Whitehall by ssatoga and
Washington Railroad stock in the Western Vermont Rail
road Company stock In tho Mad River Railroad Compsny
stock tho Buffalo, Corning and New York Railroad Com
papy stock Junction Railroad Of Ohio stock In the
tittle Miami Railroad stock In the GasnA and Chicago
Railroad stock Toledo Norwalk and Cleveland Rail
rosd stock in the Mansfield Saudusky Railroad Copa
N.Y. stock Southern Baak OF Ksntuoky shook In the
New York and Virginia Mad Steamship Cosepsay, paying
poe osat tiyiisai
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

NOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.. q. IF F. FARWELI
" have this day admitted WIN. w. Farwel and Theedor
Dutton partners in their house. The decorative ssau
lob printing business will DO conducted under the 6fn
j. H. &F T. Farwell 4 Co., Is Spruce street. j. II. Far
we'll f. f. Far WE'LL VIM. w. Farwell Theodore Dutton.
New York May 2, 1853.
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LIQUORS.

LIQUORS,
c,1OO OOO IN BRANDIEs WINES, wHIsKEY,
DlUU.UUU gin, rum, Dublin, London and Philadel-
pha porter Falkrk Younger, Bass Alsopps aud Pnila
depha ales cordas syrups in and at prices
Ia suit dealers and families W. ii. UNDERUILL,
430 Broomo street and 3SJ Fourth avenue.
On OO0 OLD STYLE JUGS SCHIEDAM GIN AND
ZU.UUU Club sehnapps 10000 dozen table earct and
other grades from 81 90 dorcn bottles returned Held
sleek Charles Hedsieck, and numerous other brands OF
choice champagne wines absnthe dc for sale by
$500 W. ii. UNDERHILf,
40 Broome street, south cor. Crosby street.
DPANDJEs-IN HIGH AND Low GRADES, OF
d otard Dupuy a. Go. and Pinet, Castllon Co., n
eighth quarter and half pipes small lot OF choice old
Lrandes demijohns ere requested TO ex
which comprises great variety OF many OF
the finest wines In the market
PETERS CHAMBERS, Importers 800 Broadway.
(yOUHTRY TRADE-COUETRY DEALERS sH0UIB
~ rot fail to examine the extensive stock OF PEIEt5
CHAMBERS 900 Broadway, who ODER great Inducements
buyert IN ali grades Of Wines brandes segs dc Liberal
discounts cash and short time buyers Orders socea
AEUIR 4 SONS EDINBURG AND INDIA PALE ALE,
M and Barclay Perkins Co.'s London porter IN fine
der for family choice old ports sherros and hadeiras
imported expressly family trade cabinet grspe
leaf and hedseck oampagnes fine hook and ola
ret vincs Iiayana sersrs DO, for sale by
- TETERs a CHAMBERS, 900 Broadway.
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dissolution OF CoPARTNERsHIP-THE C0PART;
- nership heretofore exist under the firm Of COLEMAN
DRAKE dissolved the 3Oth ultimo by mutual
sent. Either partner will sign in liquidation:
j. j. COLEMAN.
New York, May 1853. JAMES N. DRAKE.
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AGENCY.

NYE CO., SHIP AGENTS AND CORNERSTONE
IN Merchants Valparaiso
WILLIAM y. Nrx .. A. RIoaARDsor, Ayavsrys IosRAnAG
References.
sArrAao-gon. Baltic Peyton.
VALPAn Arso-Messrs Alsop 4 Co., Hernsnway Il Co.
PAEANA-Aessrs. Corwns Bro q Co. Garrison FeesA
Wm Nelson Co =, . ,-
LlvERPooL-Nesrs. Bowman, Grinnel Co.. VILLAS
jackson, Ee9.
NEW Yops-Messrs. e. x. Collins Co, Goodhss Co.,
Capt Ezra Eye, steamer PaeiGo.
BaLTIMop s--Messrs. John Henderson Co.. Thomas q.
Hand a Co, White 4 klder.
SAU En- ANc-oo-Messrs. Flint Peabody Co, HsSJevt
uona a Hale, Chas. Doano, Esa. j. III. Lyon, Esq.
BosTos-aessrs Ammi G. Lombard, Esc., f. D. Brsssaa
4 Co. Gh6aer Williams.
Csnrou-nys Parkiu y 10
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DAY TOMPRINS, GENERAL LAND AGkST COR
II hyiets and Grifon streets few s<eps from the
ferry Staten Island will attend TO tho
oase and sale estate collect rents Asgotte cams
procure money upon bond and MORTGAGE no. 60 Houses
lett with r. TATEN Ee sNssssu reet, viii be psauat
iy attended to,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-05

TOR SALE.-ONE WOODWORTH PATENT FLAMING
machine, manufactured in the best by John
Leder all fron. Apply to c. D. SACKETT, No "a Lber
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-05

HOTELS, SALOONS AND PRIVATE FAMILIES DE.
sirous Of obtaining good end competent walters
quested to call at the Office eSs Broadway noar Fourth
street they will find but the accomplished
ard walters Employers obtain walters fres
OF charge Hotel proppotors desiring competent steward
or head waiter with body Of to take charge Of hotel
or dining room part Of the United States be
cormodntcd by addressing note to W. ). HAMILTON,
6ss Broadway, New York.
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WANTED IhMEDIATEBY-BYA GENTLEMhh AND
w wife, furushed with hoard where there ara
oth whore the oomforts OF homo may be
obtained Loesto between Fourth aad Twentseth steen
between Brosdsay and Second sveose. Terms IRON "
~ Ter bo.a Address y, Y, HseAld once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-05

OFFICE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY, NO. 70
I DBroadvay-New York, April II, 1S53.-The sixth in
sament Of ten dollars ON the oap
tai stock Of the will be payable at tho office
m the oompany on the June by order of the
Board Of Directors A. HUFFMAN, Treasurer.
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OFFICE OF THE NATION AL FIRE INSURANCE. CON-
" pany, % Wall street, New York. May 2 1SS3.-The
Board Of directors this day declared semi
twelve cent payable and after Thursday
the 18TH inst The will be closed until that
date W. " kELLOGG, Secretary.
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HOME sTEADs.

y-s9RDIIAM yJLLAGE.-LoTs or ALI SIZES, DE-
sgsbly situated In this beautiful aed healthy village
hog only 10 miles from the city by Harlem Railroad for
= on ale terms Trains leave nearly every half
ss Thereby making desirable place for persons wish
e. aa;da ont Of towu and do business in the ely For
: 400 ana full particulars apply to BEktihh BANks
Eaaaau street New York, at the Post ono Fora
IAN w@stebes,er county New York. person Is aways
on the arrival Of every train fVR NsF k,rs
~ .yaaSfl gspPss " w Pr'Rssti,
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HOTELS,


CRAMERCY HoTEL.-qHIs ELEGANT AND FASH
(I ionabe hotel, corner Of Broadway and Twentieth
street. with its extensive additions, comprising $50
rooms 10 ready for the accommodation OF the public
The that this house shall centna to de
serys its high reputation as = hrss elam hotel.
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Proposals will be received from stockholders any
amount desired subject to such proportonate
ducon the Of subscriptions bear to the whole
amount off red
Interest will the day Of making payments Bonds
will lie issued payments of sufficient made
deposit per being retained with right Of fer
payment Of installments as due
Payment in full made any time when desired.
Stockholders wishing to avail themselves the above
will please notify the Company in writing endorsed Pro
posal Bonds and enclosing Eve the
proposed for. L. d. MORGAN, President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-05

NOTIcE-ALL PERSONS HOLDING DRAFTS OR
In passage tickets the lato frm Of p. W. Byrnes
Liverpool requested the at the oos Of
they being authorized to compromise sueh
as are named in Lists in their possession:
J. o. BAKER 4 CO.. 100 Wall street.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC, WANTED.

DRICK BUsINEss.-THF ADVERTISER, BEING DE-
ID going into the manufacture and sale OF bricks
will receive proposals from party parties for the pu
chase any bckysrd and machinery for the making OF
bricks Address c. W Franklin, hox No. 900 Sun ONCE
stating location price extent Of business land and
all particulars which will be treated confdentiay and In
- hu s,pc like
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100000 LOAN on . sS Ssr 1ss
estate security, in such sums may be required.
KENNEDY SHERMAN l6 Wall street.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-14

Panorama Of IntsmperanCs.


I Mr.! Harris, formerly Of Laurel, and
son Of Buckley G. Harris, of that vi.
cinity. has painted, and is now ex-
.hibiting a Panorama Of Intemperance,
Il is to be exhibited at BrOokyiIle. and
other places in this valley, in q few
days. when all our people will have
an opportunity Of seeing it. We copy
the following notice Of It from the In
diana Journal I: ~
Harrlss Temperance Panorama
This painting was on its introduc-
tory exhibition on last Thursday even
ing, at the Masonic Hall.
We we're not only pleased but de-
lighted and if we may Judge by the
usual signs, we may affirm the same
Of the whole assembly. The design
is one surely worthy Of high order
of artistic genius. The characters
are distinctly marked and prominent
each antecedent scene harmoniously
and naturally preparatory 70 the Gown
ward tendency Of the victim in the
succeeding. The whole, we think, q
fair, honest, and life-like delineation Of
the course of thousands Of our unfor-
tunate race. In short, we think the
i Young Artists "Dream was not all a
dream'-'twas the reality-the life
the incarnated existence of the wo-
begone inebriate.
Il The Dream of Innocence, which is
/ kind of interlude in the painting, is
a beautiful episode in the life Of the
victim. Certainly he at tim turns
aside to dream Of what was, and what
might have been, had the brute been
disengaged from the man.
| We have no hesitation in saying
that all who see this painting will be
pleased, but we think many will be
greatly pro6ted.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-14
Maine Law Joke.

The New York ''Herald" has cor
respondent who tells capital joke Of
the Maine Law operation in Vermont.
The agent was cute one. Hear
about him: ..
at is amusing to listen to the sto-
ries and witness the Ingenuity Of hun-
dreds who come after liquor, but who
90 away with thirsty stomachs and
empty bottles. AS a general rule,
when strangers call, the agent re-
quires certificate from a physician.
'Mr D., l wish you would put a
pint of your best brandy in this bot
| tle,' said a well.dressed young man,
placing the bottle on the counter and
some camphor gum beside it. i
want it to mix with this camphor.
The doctor thinks it will be good for
me, as I'm somewhat out of health,
this spring.
Certainly replied the agent. while
an arch smile was playing about the
corners of his mouth. The liquor was
drawn and put into the bottle. The
agent is polite man, and thought he
would save the young gentleman the
H trouble of mixing the camphor with
/ it BY doing it himself He very pc-
/ litely and kindly pulverized the gum
and pu. it into the bottle, while the
Young gentleman silently looked on
with a face very much elongated.
There + continued the agent, this
is fourth-proof brandy, and will soon
cut the camphor.'
/ The thirsty young man paid halt
/ dollar for the brandy, put the bottle
in his pocket, and silently walked out,
cursing in his heart the oficiOus kind
ness Of the agent. The thing was
done up so smoothly and SO kindly
that the young man could not say a
word but his face looked unutterable
things" gy
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-14

FIVE hundred. Eckley likely defeated.
Tuscarawas gone Democratic on
State and county ticket by goo ma
jOrity. n.se
Porlage.-The Democratic majority
reported at 800 on county ticket. ga
Summit has given a majority Of
from 400 to 500 Gor the Wing ticket.
Wing Senator probably elected.
Stark gone Democratic as usual.
Huron.-Not all in yet. 1t will be
about 700 Maine Law majority. Wor-
cester elected Senator. +
Trumbull.-PIumb, Representative,
Free Soil; Morris, Democrat, Sena-
tor. ada a
Portage.-In this district, Upson,
| for Senator, 800 majority; county
ticket 800 Democratic Representa-
tive majority 800. m
Summit. Wing Representative,
|, (Somers, majority from 500 to 600.
Senator Upson will be elected by 300
majority.
i Lake.-Sheman, Senator; Jen-
niugs, Representative; both Free
/ Soilers.
/ Greene County.-Barrere 1882
/ Medill, 1884; Lewis, 846; Allen
9249; Myers, 1877 +; Andrews, 1895
Rarney, 1886.