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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-20
THE Cholera IN n. York.

New YORK, June 17th.-There were fifty
three deaths in this city during the past week by
cNolera. The Board of Health will meet ON Mon
day 70 adopt such measures as the eXigency OF
the matter requires.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-20
For the Toilet.

4 large supply of rench ana American Extracts for
IA tie Handkerchief. insisting of Pacheuy. Violet
Rose Ess Bouquet Geranium. Jockey Club, Sw Get
Glover, Cowsp, New Mown Hay, Upper Ten, sweet
Brian, Oriental Drops, Verbena Naler; also lomad-s
for the hair, French ond German Coognes, Firm hair
and Z 10Th Brushes, &c, &c For sale by
JOHN II. sea- $50,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-20

From my knowledge and observation. have no hest
tation IN snyng that the o thu Al'ghany Springs
is equal 4 not supe"r to any now IN use In many chses
particularly remarkable IN cases OF DysPesa, Derahge
of Liver. any derhngemsn mt Whatever at ig"s-
tive organs; ad believe winter has high = ,lain
upon public confidence JACOB KENT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-20

Nebraska and Kansas appointments
WASHINGTON, June l6.-ltis now generally UNI
Erstood here that Gen. w. o. Butler, OF Ken
| ky h, 5 secured the appointment of Governor
Nebraska, Also that Gov. Wright, of lndi-
a. has been appointed to the Governship Of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-20

DEATH OF A NIRGINIAN.-Mr. VIM. d. Bella
natiyeot Bedford county, Va. died near Jack
son, Calaveras county, California, ON the third
Of April last, of small pox.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-20

CHRIsrIANsBuna, May 25, 1854,
With pleasure do hereby hear testimony ohe Sam
tive property of the of the Allegheny Springs
In the summer of 1910 my heph failed, from Dyspep-
sin digestion which, in despte of the prescriptions
of the best physicians in til land, grew In 1871
visited the Groyson sulphur Springs, but without any
benefit. Thpt Fall | was advised 10 abandon for
time. my profession, nnd travels which did for nearly
year. consulting the best ply sicnns could meet with
In 184 visited tho Saratoga and Shurron Springs, N.
Y. aud used their for four monhs returning In
the fail without tho slightest hopes the part ol my
friends that could live through the winter | was u
breathing skeletoni L. 1914 visited tho " hte Sui
phur Springs mud though wns slightly improved. In
he month of july IA, rccomnc ended 10 attend
The Aleghn Spring which was Mt Ihnt time wholly un
known Spring for any curative qualities it possess
ed To my great surprise, found II H. .contan power
fu mineral properties. nnd after "sng II three weeks
found myself greatly improved, In August returned
and 4,d the fjr three weeks g, and improved
beyond any thing could have hoped for. My i'm.
piovement continued through that yenr. te next sum
NEE again drank the water fo S or weeks and nm
row n henlthy man have hesitation in believing
that th. powerful and principal agent I'M
ter rovidence my restoration to health My extra
ordinary recovery attracted attention this wnter md
| have sin knowa many very remarkable cures ei
fccied by il u-e IN cnsrs confirmed DYspepsa. be-
lieve it The very best mineral water upon ihlS enfh
ELI PllLEGAR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-20
BUFFALO SPRINGS,


FHNHlS old and wellcstabi he'd watering place viii be-
l. opened, for the Or node don oil III public On
the frat day of June 1t ia situated Immediately
the Lyncburg and Buffalo Springs turnpike - miles
from L5ncburg. 30 from Lexington, - from Amherst
& II. aud New Glasgow aud within miles OF the top
of Mount leasant AID Cold Mountain. These
tins among the Highest in the State, and reai
y be reached by good road from the Springs Carrag
es approach within sb 1T distance of the summit
aud persons can rcacht-e summit upon no sc back wlt
out dismt uniting. The scenery from the summit is pen
lid. varied and magnificent The CITY of Lynchburs
and the beuutfutowns of Liberty, Lexington and Staun
ton, can be readiy seen from the summit.
The propiieiors have made arrangements furnish
excursion parties with their dinners upon the top OF the
mountain al the shortest notice and upon the
sonabIe tern $. They will also be accompanied by
Guie and Band OF Music, which has been employed ior
thu season, ltis useless for discus, the
the water its character is wei known, and has been
W, II established for the last xty years and literally
pationized. 1t possesses the properties az those
If the White SUI phur Springs in Greenbrer county, not
quite bu. in many superior, particularly
for female, and children. Hundreds IT e,tihcatcs oud
be given OF The good effects of the Of Buff Springs
upon visitors no had hope OF recovery but returned
home. after few weeks use ofthe water, perfectly
stui ed to health
The Propretors would take this occasion return
thank to their friends and the public generally for the
very liberal encouragement they received last easonan
ask continuance of same. (pnrticnlsr, the c
zens If Amherst and Nelson Countes) pedging them
selves that neither pains pense will bespared to
render all both comfortable and agree be beirg much
better prepared than last Notwithstanding they
were full last from the onenIng the close they
faer themselves that they satiSiaction,--
w !rire this notice lose with old motto gen
era satisfaction given or no charge made notwh
standing the high prices OF every thing our charges Will
be less than last season.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-20
Houses 4 Lots for Sale or Rent.

TIME House the junction of 9Th ST. and 9th alley,
l. with Of an acre of good ground, formerly in the
Occupation of Mr.. Chas Jofdun The House and Lot
oining he above fronting 5th alley. with Cfnn
Of ground ard the House and Lo. adoing the above.
on 10h Either ri the uboye tenemenis will bs
sold favorable terms, rented good tenants
low price. For terms, nppIyto
Jun l7.dt w. Ii. MOSBY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-20
PARTY AT THE BUFFALO SPRINGS,
AND
Barbecue ON the Ton of Mount pleasant.

.lTS he Bula.a Springs, Amherst county wi b, ny
Wy need on Thursday. the 2,nd June win NY
PARTY, and on Friday, tn 23d. IA BARBECUE vii -
furnished on the top of Mount Pleasant A splendid
BAND or MUSIC has been engaged for tie occasion;
and neither pains expense will be spared to make IL
one nj the gnndest affairs TINT ever came off in this
county. RAINE & KYLE
inn
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Severe Case of Rheumatism.
SccTrsyILLE, Albemlale Co., Va,


March 4th, 1853.
Messrs. Mortimer d Mowbray; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
been afflicted with rheumatism for some time in its
worst forms, and not being able to obtain relief from
other medicines, WINS induced try 'sHampton's Veg
etabe Tincture," few bottles of which, lam happv 70
say, have nude perfect cure.
AT the time commenced using the Tincture I was
scarcely able to walk | now and have been for
some weeks, entirely free from all pain.
Yours, most truly N. E. MAY.
THE FEMALE SYSTEM.
Liver Complaint Debility
Exiiact from James Harris Esq's Letter Alexandria.
Fa-Aiter speaking of wonderful cures on himself he
says: Mrs. H. has been suffering with the liver com.
plant and with inability, constantly planning fom
weakness through her whole system. She now enioys
better health than fo tny years, being entirely restor-
ed by the use of Hampton's Vegetable 7Sncsure''
Diseased Side Breast, Eyes.-Extract from a
Letter from j. G lines, ESQ.,, Lou'ion county Va-"Mv
wife has been for yeats afflicted with great weel ness
pain in the breast, side and back palpation f the
heart feebeness fthe system loss OF
complexion saow; the sight Of one eve almost gone the
other vey weak. | pleased to saw Hamotou,.
1fnetnre has restored hertz perfect health Her ewes
are as good now as ever they
70 Call and get phamphlets
Sold byJ. II. SEAY, g. CO., Lynchburg: Sewers
Scottsville; A j. BROWN. Charlottesville and bv ali
Diuggststhroughout he State Tmsr o4dscIv
MONEY FOUND.
DlCkED up on Main Street. small sum of money!,
Ill. IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-20
Allegheny Springs.

TVNIllS Watering Place Is situated in thr county of
L Montgomery, VT, "a miles rom tho Va. Il Tenn.
Raronl, 80 mile- ri the city u Lynchburg,
aud within 10 m les of the beautiful village of Chris
ianshurg; immediately Il banks ot the Roanoke
River; aud Is surrounded by the most benutiiu and
lovely scenery in the Union. The mproveme ntz
ARE all new having been ereetel within the last IL
months, and Of the most conf, table rharncter.-
The ia known yet tn limited extent, but has
been sufficiently tested 10 justify the Propretor' in slut
ing the public their hune conviction. thu the use al
l. will entirely re aud permanently cure any at
hcted with Nerro8S cHtaReoas Diseases, y-pepsa
any diseusn originating from sorded state Of III .
stomach or liver We might say much Ia the ehcao y
,f this water, but wishing To be accused o. attempt
ing puff into cc have thought it best to
n few certificates from gentlemen of the very hishes
character, who have had its good effects either demon
sttated in their have witnessed in TINT
of others. This pluce is of EASY ACCESS, persons
within 30 miles the crs OF the Va. Tenn.
Railroad. where they will he met by first lass nch
convey them to the Springs the poprclors having
mude nrrang ements with Mr. Il +. villa. p lite aud
accommodating gentleman, To correct his coach with
each tlnin. He will hnvo safe aud accommodating dr
We will be ready to receive visitors by the ls
day of June Rooms, If snokcn for, reserved
HOLT COLHOUN a. Co.
N. B-Persoss sending Tor wuer after the Isl day of
June will be charged Tor IT,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-20
Something Superior.

NeCORKLE a. JONES will have, in few days,
vi % that celebrated Fl. G. Stick Lroice,
30 do do. " Mass do,
To which they il Vi the intention Of manufacturers.
Il.L.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-20
G. W, A. RAINE. agent,
q. w. KYLE,
TERMS.

Families uccupyiug rooms or month, liberal de-
dueons will be made, t Consequences be what they
Servants and children under 10 years age half price
K. & X.
STAGES
On the 5th day June will commence running
to Lynchburg line of stages leaving Lynchburg every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday return Monday,
ednesday and Friday.
arr at. R.&K.
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WANTED TO HIRE.

WANTED TO IIKE.-r'e subscriber.
w wish to hire for their work the Va. 4 Tenn
io,roud, in the Mountain region of Va. IA number
strong and boys, for which liberal hire will be paid
They have had long experience IN The management a.
negroes, and themselves large Hired
goes will receive the same tredtm""' in
that they give their One OF 81 !,
Lynchburg, at any time, till the l0th of JaGIary tir
Washington Hotel or McCorke Simpson & me-
lrnt Mcdaniel & Hurts. They will also buy ne an
bows dec - dncts1 SCOTT e. ADJ Ms
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$4,000.
Seli-DefcnCe the First Law Of Naturee

MOT for the specil want OF moneyor that am a.
~ bout to clungt the oil my business, but IN
consequence of circumstances by which am surround
ded am induced 10 offer the prblic The whole of my
valuable stock of fancy and staple Dry Goods It Cost
JN CGSt and If my customers and country friends Will
please to favor me with call, they will nd my assort-
oent as full an lmpete 1t was at The hr.t ct the
sea.on. JOHN ABRAHAMS
lun lG1s-v-6no
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-20
DRUsH MOUNTAIN WILL stones

ID The undersigned are now procuring from their cele
rated quarry the Busa Mountain, Montgomery
~ Mill Stones and Burrs of the very beat quality tn
reputation of thesH widely kLow e, but II
Rairoad giving US increased facilities in filling order.
have APP ointed Mcdaniel, Hurt & Preston. and Les
Johnson, Lynchburg, agents for the sale of u
who viii recev orders and have them fulfilled
shortest ice.
Our Address, Bib. >burg, Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE & Co.
james NJ. Williams Danvie, " Reynolds Il Co
leah lille, n. G. are also ouragenf |. p. & Co
Feb Ii-d&cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-20

IINV W
Secretary mud Treasurer Il. & H. Z. X Go.
Jun 9.eudil July
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-20

Notice. 10 Slave OWDefS.
4 AM anxious l., hire FIFTY NEGROES, in large or
small numbers f,r the balance of the year. to work
in the GOAL mines b, longing Ia the Mo ChThon Coal
Company o. the Kanawha river, in Fave te county Va.
( am prepared pay ca. h down for good hands. If
owner. having Negroes hire will wrte Gau'
ley Bridge Foyette o,ny. VA, stating full particul
shall be happy ,mmfnicate with them immediate
" s. +. GRIFFIN,
Agent for Mt. Corban Coal Co,
Armstrong Creek. Fayete TO. Va.
Nav l6 IS51-tr
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-01

"A DOUsLE MuRDER-TBE Nohl =,
RUs-WHo - GuILTr Ion hsili--i
morning shocking butcbery Was ~
trated 10 Fulton township, Lancaster ~ ~.
ty, by an lrishman named Conehl'
ron. This terrible record Is soon l'is'e y,
Heron was Of incorporate habis -.
drunk 10 mama on this OCCASION
ing his house 90 Saturday morning
tackled his wife, beating her brilal} -
leit her for dead. Chloe Stout 4,
woman residing IN the vicinity hsai. i.
cries Of the wife and children, rushed I. !,
resc ue, was attacked and beat 70 aes.- ID
the rum demon. who then attacked %
and killed Il almost instantly Il.
After considerable difficulty he -,
rested by the nsighbor and ussn ! y.
Esquire Wicks, who committed mn y =
County Prison. On bis way 10 u'' -.
he said that he had killed a nan y, :
Samson Beneton and sccfeted the -. 49,
Search being made, Beneion vas - -, /,
lying under I pile u old lumber ~ -
but not dangerously wounded ~ las
taken 70 his botne and, ne arc gis9 ~ - .
that he, Ns well ar the wife 81 ~. .
rapidly recovering from their iHi 80!
Since his arrest, iieno0 has 49,. .
(shethef feigned " rral Ike . p, 80 3
10 violent has been he eoneeel n ~
han been necessary Z, iron bi.n 49, ~
piaioa bis srns LIsaeasia EfTS"
IS
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-01

sen' 10 the Cnnps, Eagasi r,,,,..
the expense. 'Ns ati
Charles Ac'nhlo,the rrcn ,-,e,s...
., London on The ilsh. ~ a ~ '' I'd
TIE --latest.
AZ Vienna the runor Va, ~.
nofr such yiciorcS would oc.n,s.i \. -. ~
10 raise the sicgc. Mcnsch,kotf ,s -. '.a'
be of the same opiaion. ior IN A 5,.,,.' N 70
PAskicwiieh he says.--" II ali 4, 80 D.
siele tcr the allies TO ecn,inae tss e.
and viii continue 10 harrass tso-n W.
The Paris correspondent Of ,he l.,
Tsmss toleguph- tina, Gen Canr,A-- :
assured the Preach Goverumsbi ~, "a
Russians were 80 weakened Ia IN. "a n
the 5,h. tina, for ton DAYS To eous n
would nc, be in position TO rc,., a, ~
saalt on the toan, aud that he me-.
make the s,,c'api.
Tho correspondents Of the En,B.l
pers call the allied loss sOOo 49,
French and Turks, ''
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-01
The Money Dtggings at whitehall
The Fools Growing more Foolish.

We stated some two or three weeks since
that number Of men were engaged hdlg-
ging for money on the "Picketn near south
Bay, they being encouraged to such labor
by the revelation Of a certain pretended TO-
tune teller Of this village. We learn tat
they are still digging, although they him
not yet found the first cent. Having found
the "Picket" 10 be a Ruthless field, they hiH
removed the scene oftheir operations to th
"Diameter," high ledge Of rocks on tiR
west shore Of the Bay. Tradition relates
that somewhere at the foot of this huge wall
Of rock Is cave from which the SpanlardA
soon after the discovery of this coninen-
dug out vast quantities of precious ore
Hence, ike the "Picket,n the "Dmmelef
has been repeatedly searched for the tfess
ures II In said to contnin. On consulng
their spiritual guide, the gold hunters seT
assured Of the truth Of the tradition al
told how TO prosecute their labon success
fully. They were to commence digging
a certain spot pointed out by the 'medlou,
and to keep steadily ut work Ga The ma
day, they would reach large fiat rOcs y
snake would then appear before them sa
the reptile must not be disturbed, nor nus
any Of the company manifest fear Of sle'A
a word. lest the spell should be broken
II these instructions were strictly oeei1'
the treasure would soon be theirs. Aooe'
dinghy pickaxe and crowbar were POI
work among the rocks, and sure enoaga y
the third day, II Is said, as they came i'u~
expected fiat rock, a small snake Wa 's's
to fall from an oyerhanging bush die'V
into the hole; in few minutes Il d'ly
peared in blue fame, leaving nothing y
a coiled streak Of sulphurous ashei =
this supernatural sight, our credaloa,
roes, though somewhat terrified, were 10y
confirmed in the belief that the pree'I
stuff was thar, and they have SINCE gs1
digging, in accordance with this brh
with n perseverance, worthy Of success
there ID any money among those rueh' !
hope they will get it.-Bhiiehaa c@''NN
Non. l0h.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-01

lLLIsors. Long John wentwortl,'s
paper, the Chicago Democrat states that
the majority agains, the repeal Of the Mis-.
sour Compromise in Illinois, as shown by
the vote ON Members Of Congress, Is not
far from 10000. In the hnt and second
districts j, is about $1,000.
The Illinois republicans, finding them
selyis in the majority in the new state leg
stature, propose 10 treat Judge Douglas 10
q dose VI his own mixing, and instruct him
on the slavery questions. The little gan,
is quite nervous at the prospect thereof,
and the Chicago Tribune says, one state
senator, residing IN that portion Of the
state, has aiready been cssrsd .fvs 1.oasaAd
dollars 20 rode dgasasf ulstrzicfiOns.
wrscoSsIS. Hon. Levi d. Villas, Tor
mehy Of this state, u elected 10 the Wis
eonsin legislature. Amer his failures in
the ne Of politics in this state. success
shere be - less known Is dOubsless very
gratifying 10 HIM The fiss Of he Sall0fs
by sbiek be wss elected . nod gwen
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-01
cot VT, orrscras

.las,ssai9 SAMUEL n KEilyOsG.
ia irss BENJAMIN y. t.ANGDoN.
! ALNox WARNER,
Prphsfs rairhssea District.
yAara. HARVEY BUTTON.
Rutiand District
lSlaf,s .iIsrssy EDWIN GERToS.
Slsr,E JACOB ED0ERToN.
BaI,g. GEORGE GRAVES
yvsrfers 90 Tar Peace.
Brssos.--Loy,i c Kellogg. DANIEL cro-
f,o,, James X Gleason. janus lIg.srd
fnsklin W Wallace, Jecl Olnacad. Joha
Caues.
RsaNpos. V Marsh A A Nicholson.
u : NcCoiiasn, II Hall. T. June u Dsvon.
Por,, L \ BnEgs. Il y Hack, $ q June,
Whiiinan Chapinah.
CAsrLrroS,--Chcs;er Spencer, Smith
sherman, Philip Pond. DANIEL II Hawkins,
Salmon X Gates, Almon Warner. Hiram
Billings, fayc,tc Barnes, Alpbonro Kii-
buri,. Allcn Palmer. Zimri Hove, Lyman
Johnson
CmrrrSprS. w Barnard,
DAVID Wood, Willard osgood, oun Wood.
Arsem Churchill.
cL.RrsDoS.-Cslsin Gresham, Henry
G Taylor. HANNIBAL Hodges, Lewis NJ
Walker, Linus = Colyin, William Weeks,
o II Rounds.
DISnL-Anasa Bancroft, Albert Buck
hn G Locke, Gardner Gniiiths, Ira II
Vail, Eden Baker, Caleb PARIS.
liUnsaKhDroN.--Cs Ramsey, n Jones,
NJ q Barber, 5 Bradley, g w Decker
man.
IRA.--Joseph Tower, r c Hunter, Rms
sell Fish, jeremiah Thornton, Jr., Joseph
Spencer.
Mrspos.--lIcnry S Ford, Le~erctt Will
klns. Ezra Edison, + F Cady, William
Kimbsll.
Misunderstanding SeAmons, Elijah
Ross, Alpbeus Haynes, Nathan VIM, Jr.
Robert X Woodward.
Mr.. HoLLr.-Abyah Cole, John Crowl-
ey, John Bryant, Hiram Dickerman, Ben
amin Billings, Franklin l. Frost.
| Mr.. -Ebenezcr Hutchinson,
David Simpson, Gideon = Tabor, Benz b
Britton, Lorenzo ID Pember.
PAwLEr.-Daniel II Bromley, Oliver
Hands, David Blakeley, Nathan Allen,
Jonathan Randall, Ossian ii Simonds,
Horatio HOLSTER.
PITTsriELp.-Ebeneze b Rockwell
WIN r Blossum, Nahum + Green, George
McCollom, Erastus Holt, Jeffrey A Ran
dali, Ransom Burdiit.
PrrrsroRp.-Bena min Northrop, Isaac
c Wheaton, Thomas F Bogue, Charles 7
Colburn, Hiram Leonard, John NJ Good
nough, Roswell Woodcock, Jonathan
Warner.
PouLTSEr.-J Joslin, Richardson,
b Beaman, s w Angevine, II G Neal, II
Gorham, S Richards, J Allen, d Hooker,
Ichabod Marshall.
RruLASp.-Martin g Everts, Charles L
Williams. Newman Weeks, George w
Chaplin, William Il Nichols, Francis A
Fisher, Porter Howe, Sylvester Jones, John
Osgood, & n layers, Francis Slason, c d
Harrington.
SHERBuRSE.-Rchard Estabrooks John
Johnson, Solomon w Adams, Daniel Kim
ball, George w Rich.
SBREwsBURY.-Taylor G Foster, Moses
Colburn, Jonathan Buckmaster, Nathaniel
Lord, John Kinsman, Parker Kinsman,
Allen Barney.
SuDnURr.--H II Merritt, Eli N Brown,
John White, Jr. John Horton, Isaac Ket-
chum.
TiSMoUTH.-Bcnnjah Cook, Harvey Shaw,
J II Round, George Capron, Jr., Gardner
C. Brown.
WALLiSsFoRD.-Joel w Ainsworth
William Kent, Harvey Button, p G Clark,
Lyman Batchelder, Elihu Doty, Dennis
Hulett.
WELLs.-William Lamb, ID b Lewis,
Allen Grover, Russell Pember, Almond
llopson.
WEsrHAvEN.--Salmon p Abel, James
Adams, II r Hunt, s Field, Nathaniel
Fish.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-01
THE ELECTIONS.

DELAwARE.-At the recent election for
Governor and Member of Congress IN this
little State, the Wings run no candidates
Of their own but fused with the Americans.
The official result shows that Causey, the
American candidate for Governor received
733 majority, and that Cullen the nominee
Of the same party for Congress, is elected
by majority of 504 over George X. Riddle,
administrationist, and present member.
ILLiSoIs.-Late returns show that VIM.
defeated and that Richard Yates, Wing, Is.
To compensate in part for this administra-
ton gain in the 9Th and 9th Districts, Jas.
c. Allen, Nebraskal, is defested in the 7,h
District by VIM. d. Archer, Wing. The
delegations in the present and next Con-
gress stands as follows;
DIT Prsssrt cssgysss. Men CsHgress.
l. r. n. WAshburn, T. H. washburn
?, ysAa HcAfso-A J. n HeodrorfA,
>. Jesse q, Morton, lessee u. Norton.
4 lanes knof, James knui.
S w. A. kIcHasbtos, w. A. hIcnsH
q. Richard Yates, 7. T. Hasa.
7. JaHGt e, ALLIs, Mm- n. Archer.
= W. H B.sssa, LY.aa Tlruzbua.
3. sahs flies, r. A. AsHsHALL
The new delegation therefore stands 3
administration and O opposition. In the I'd,
or Douglas own District the anii-Nebras-
kn vote Is l0,3S5; Nebraska vote 2,505
The Senate Of this State will contains
small majority in favor Of Douglas a. half
Of that body hold over. The House viii be
anti Nebraska BY strong majority.
MIcmGAs.-In the 9TH District Geo. w.
Peck, administration is elected To Congress
by small majority. The other Represen-
tatises are all night. In the Legislature
there are 81 opposition mShi,y in joint
ballot; the Senate standing 70 opposition
10 administration, and the House IS TO "a.
u Cas- Is IN favor Of "squutter sovereign
tyn IN rs full extent, a due regard for con.
sistency should lead HIM 10 resign hls seat
A. United States Senator.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-01

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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-01

The steamer May FIesesS wen, ashore al
Point lu Pelee on Friday night. The pas
sengsn were al saved BY the steamer
Ocean. Last night violent gale prevailed
on the Lake, and there ,s report current
tins morning that the May Flower has gone
entirely 10 pieces.
Patrick Kane, a soldier IN the United
States Army, murdered has ~ife last nigh,
BY cutting her throat, and then eosnmiiled
suicide BY the ssme means.