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a VALUABLE LITrLE PAW pon sIIp ~ rue

a VALUABLE LITTLE FARM POR SALE IN the
a County OF Isle OF Wight adjoining the
VIII De sold the highest bidder In the town OF suhded
THURSDAY the 9Th OF November next that valuable
deceased and for many proAtsby cultivated him
be made valuable
daily communication between smithded and Norfolk
SOD d,rou, purchasing can see the farm before the sale
the same time and place will be sold 10 the town Of
bmhhed on which there buildings
houses Kitchen smoke house. which with
" ' " ''
h.o will be sold At time and place half acre vaesn, lot
adjoining the Improved lot "
Terms LIBERAL which will known on the d,y OF ,,.
oc3i-cds The Heirs Of MERIT wOMBLE, deceased.
UR0N, STEEL, TIN PINT y, &C. IT. sKINKEE No 40
II Gary street, offers for sale full assortment Of W
Swedish nat snI square bars
English rennsd and common InTsh do
Horse shoe OF superior quality
Rssip, Hoop, and scroll
knglish sni Russia sheet
Norway nail rods
MAYORS cast. sh,sr,German and BlIsteyed steel
american Blstsred and spring steel
Tin Plstss, Different sizes, inc, Tin-Copper
bar Lead, blab and sheet finc,-vire, 40. kc. oo9i
NEW G0oDs-wILLINGnAM, ELLErT co. hsV, u,, r.,
~ esyed Ard offer for SALE
High cid, Plaid Lanssys,
Irish Linens In whole aud half sIso,s
Worked Husn Collars,
Fancy snd Black and White Prints,
ksntoey Jeans,
blsaehsd Jeans
& ADD - Bro ssIr.ln,.
BLACK Alpsss and Canton Cloths,
nd ..i. other sssd all Of which viii b. offered TO tn.
ocsI. wrLEseHAx, rLtrrr 90.
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~hlch che had 10 court ordered 10 30 given In charge b
the 0vrr.eer the Poor. p--Tr'sg,.----
The bigger YES ordered ten.
Finrp.-Mr. George w. Jones hned dollar BY The
Mayor yesterday, for peruitting Qusny Of coal 70
remain during Friday night the sidewalk Ia trout Of
bic residence on Main street, between 9th and 10TH
MARRIED..
On the 70 nst al kna ii, b. j. walthaii IMr
DREW }. KUHN 70 hiss yRAkoEs rOoAHohrAS sldsss
daughter Of Mr. Elijah srsnmall Of Chesterfield oosuty
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NJ Malefert has been engaged to attempt the removal
OF the rocks in the ST. Lawrence which produce the rapids
in that stream, b. OF his submarine apparatus
Should he he successful, the ST. Liwrance will soon b.,
navg ,oe for heavy vessels both ways from Like On,sr
IN f,op ,,K
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The Synod Of vrgnis in session Alexandra, selec.
ted Lexington as the place Of meeting, aud Wed
nesday before the full moon in November as the day.
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Bo~les. the young recently lodged in the j.i Of
this county, charged with stealing gun and money
in this county, had his call trial Monday last and was
sent for farther tria.-LerisIurg Chronicle Oct 90
We learn that James Graham, arrested for the murder
Of Jane Graham aud whose call trial took place on Satur.
day hs in Monroe, has been sent back Jail until No
yember court-W
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The New York Cosrier In reply to article In the
Commercial advertiser the prescription Of Foreigners
eites the following Section article H. Of the Coost,u.
ton Gays, "No person except NATURAL or
citizen Of the United States the time Of the adoption
Of his Constitution shall be eligible the Office Of Ptcs
dent" Section of article NIL Of the Constitution says'
mo person consttutionay Ineligible the Office ofPrs
silent shall DO eligible to that Of Vice President Of tho
United Sstes." Section I'LL article l., says, "No person
shall DO Senator who shall not have attained the age Of
thirty yssrs aud been CITIZEN Of the Uoed
States Section H. article L. says "No pcreon shall be
representative who shall not have attained the age Of
thirty five years and been sEvrS TEARS A CITIZEN"
HkALru OF CHARLrsros.-The Mercury Of last Sstur.
day says The City Register reports that there vas no
death, from any cause, reported TO him yesterday We
AXE the record with qualification that will be shared
BY the whole community. There still liugsr remains o.
the epidemic but Il has expended its strength and
s Whether the present change Of weather shall
bring frost the yellow fever henceorth have
only very limited existence. aud 10 only out Of abun
dsnt caution that speak OF Il still epidemic In
fs~ days confident shall DO able to announce
that there longer any danger in visiting the city"
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ALExASpRIi, October ~.
Flour l, nrn with continued small receipts We quote Up
Country IS ooss IS Riverside IS. Pioneer Ms 10 IT, De-
msni The Wheat market easier Sales Of red
lIaaisS white 49, iss 9 and 1875 ctsclong rather Ian
guild Corn in gosd demand At I6as white and mixed
No yellow IN market Other articles main unchanged Bust
during the has uuuiuay active branch
o. trade.
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7. LorIs, October oath.
TobiecoAt the Planters hhds onered-I sold
priees-l At - 49, at S. At TO- at 80 rejected at
O. Is. 10 81 At the State Warehouse break hhds-
sold follows 3D. at 40 at 30 90 A. private sale,
aids luss and shipping leaf-l NJ To ats u.s. at u.s.
8 IS.
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DIN RYE SUnMERpEAs WnIsEAr-By way of keen
ing the spirits up. in these scrourgng times Messrs Brown
SHOOK, Grocers aud Commission Merchants Franklin
street, have sent US bottle of VIM. Keer's "Od Rrc
"hskey, the like Of which, It's said, hus been rarely
seen 1t is now SIX years old, having been distilled ia
lsis and is eagerly sought AFTER 81 rs per gallon by
the Barrel said to be the perfectly pure unadute
rated artce and those priz. such thug, NAV find n
advantageous to call on Brown Shook
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We do not like to hazard . prophecy which the mex
steamer may asy but is opuion that far from
capturing Sebasopo the Allies will be driver out Of the Cr
10 thirty dave This the general opinion, but
may be history. Another such victory tbs. OF the
Alma, and theeIp petition the Crmes will be disastrous
sbortiou.-ErqSirr.
We suspect our neighbor has stood in pretty high fa
vor with the Car since the appearance in the
Washington Union Of that celebrated "Russsn article"
which caused such tremendous sensation throughout
the country, and which very upsetting the
whole government. We, therefore, place great c,nf-
dence in any opinions he may utter about the present
in Europe, and readily take it for granted. wthou,
further though, inquiry, that $50 far from capturing
Sebasopo the allies will be driven of the Crmea
in thirty days" We take il for granted, say, that
such will be the fact, in the Of single brief
mouth. For we don't believe our neighbor would ha
lard speculation contrary TO the general opinion.
unless he had the best of reasons for il. We don't
know but shrewdy suspect no is in regular private
correspondence with the Gar and that he has actually
received from him confidential advces the effect ,hs
the "alles will be driven out Of the Crimea in thirty
days" Come neghbor, speak out DON'T let you I
modesty prevent your acknowledging the Intimate per
sonal relations existing between yourself and The En-
peror Of all the Russiss. Quere If this thing leaks
out; Won't England and rance. and Turkey all get
mad? And won't there be some danger Of govern
ment being involved in about NJ This is must
pregnant and solemn question. And call up,n Pierce
and Marcy 10 Look ii in the face before il is too late
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PrrERnrRo, October %, 1854.
TobaeeoThe market the past days steady
We would that there very little good quality Offering
We Prmngs at ~ 70 s. Lngs 40 to g. common Leaf
6a 1875 Good 80 30 Very gooi aud nne 10 to Is
Coonwe tie sales the few days Of 500 bales
% for prime, and SIC u se for to fair lots.
corn.-There good demand Soc for milling parcels
whes-rhe market Is aetTe, with advance Sc to &c
to day prime parcels Of white We quote att II to IS for
prime white II for rei aud fair lots ranged from 10
- / SIS and CO.
F;our-Cy Brands Of extra quality selling "a
Country suPerane to 81, and Family 10 TO II.
Hay.-rhe market almost bare, with
flS tol5,.
Biaon.Thers good demand at II to Hs for Hog
Va, Hams to 49, Western side. SIX to IS aud Shoulders
Sc.
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NolFoIp. October sSth.


Bacon, Hog Round i0Asii Ham, is,t Middinss ioX,ii
Western Sides 9xalo Shoulders Ixa7k Flour supenne 9
rI,AsXao; FAMILY 9.s Pish, Hertinss No cat T.x; Ne
gros c.os No eaaH. Grsin yellow o.rn 7la7ai Prime
white CATO Mixed Corn 6,aTo Wheat white. OVAL CO. red
goal 90
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OBJECTIONS ANSWERED

II 10 we'll known that the ELIXIR WIFE infsible medI.
cine, always restoring health all
weeks according to the and
u the dearest medicine Indeed
health not priceless Many after
ing all their living Ply sans years
drusged their sysiem With Alto unable Patent Medicines
been restored TO perfect health by
As to the prescribed doses.
mach rrduc- them TO size will only take PROF oonay
longer time u IL Is made afflicted
peae the palate does stimulating
ihs Foundation Of disease and releases the
.'.Pfice Is for o Z bottle.
g. The genuine Is for sale Druggss Dealers
and Country Merchants
FOR safe by PURCELL LhDD Co. No. % Main Rich.
mond, Va and by Druggist, generally. oc9-csuqw
HAVING DisPOskD Of my stock and fixtures to Mr. John
II W. Dennis, ] cheeffully md
customers he % worthy Of their persons
me yin call at old sand their bills
ious to settle up my busineis. JAMES W. GOFY
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NOTICyThe subscriber having, the 28d October, pur
IN chased Of Mr.. James w. GoG Otey q
entire stock and nIure inform his friends and
public lily that he has saddles
Harness. ssddlery Hardware, English and American Bride
Leather together with almost article usually kept
dery establishment 10 which the attention Of the public
speetfuly solicited. j. w. DENNIS,
=. - No %, Main 81.
Mr. John oey st remains with the Subscriber
psa'ed TO have call from his friends osis2ws
TINE sRCONO ANIMAL STATE PAIR.- VISITORS
LOOK At THTsi i.Rr,pr MADE oLoIHfSe-KEEN,
BALDWIN CO., No. O2 Main have exsnys prspa.
rons supply Visitors the Fair cheap and good
Cothns the styles Goods French
knBh aud American markets. cut In variety
worn BY gentlemen and made genmen Clothing should be
made ~ their Own hanufaetsy. Gall and look
ocS1 RicbnonS j..
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acted as il the next moment might be his last. Stern
men stood CHASTITY pale The livelong day, irs women
wept AMI trembIsd. and cried alul for help and chl>
dreds shreks pierced all the heavens The whole city
was a scene Of wild confusion and unu,tesbls dismay.
D,ngewe geve say still Turks in the streets and all
leys and bysways Of the town. and in the face and
,urs OF every human thing meet. Which way shall
we turn, aud whittier shall We fly for safety2 "From
murder aud sudden DEATH god Lord deliver us" is To
day. the fervent, heart,sl, prayer of more than y
thousand souls 10 the city Of Richmond. whose lives
and liberties and effects are all the mercy Of
Ranilej army Of Thieves. Pckpckets, and Know Moth
inys, Great Heavens. what alarming and
rr IDLE combination! And just to think, toothat before
the rising Of smother sun, beautiful city may be
drenched with the blood Of its noble citizens and ,s
thousands Of honored guests Oh. may the gods Pro-
tsct US oil from assassination BY tho Infamous Know
No,hinps
But living or dying, thousand thanks to the Rich
mond Enquirer for the following courageous warning:
"Our ncghbor Of the Dispatch, with commendabs fore.
thought has warned perons attending the Fair against
the depredaous OF the thieves Who rifle pockets In the
confusion Of the crowd Il 10 business TO sdmonsh
sho adopting the cunning srt6cs Of pick-pocke!tssud
burglars have avaed themselves OF the confusion and
element Of this OCCASION mature their plots against the
security Of society"
Pickpockets and Know No,hings-"one and ntivis-
ble, now and forever" Well, neighbor, you aud We
have had some lily times ioge,her-but we may never
see each other more, We too. may Be captured and
slaughtered by the Know NO,hings. II SO. w shall
meet more 10 this world and, considering what
sinner you have been il is not likely shall shake
hands in the next. So, Farewell, a long Farewell!
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NEw osLRAss, October %.
Tobaeeo.ll8o hhds Admitted aud refused 6Xc round
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uJAlNTS. OILS, &c.-white Lead, Enc Paint,
IL Paint, Varnishes, Oils kc., for sale by
PURCELL. LADD Co.
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CO Nj NJ Err CIAL.

fosseeo-rhe market little droepins owing stri,ssa.
81 In the money uArAst. Prices shade We asoe
a ntS TO esk eeunoa leaf eek 70 M medium grades es
20 No good or hns shipping, vorhsg sors oGsrins
Whsa-friess,e-day sss St white and i1 for red Of
good quality.
oosx-vsry little arriving MARKET hee IS %
cents.
AxAt-rhis article d selling at Si,oo.
oen-Hodsrs sshins higher rates. b, saies Of
since the arrival Of the We suppose %
sidsred a. market price.
OArs-oo to ess.
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ROHINSON'S Pa NCTICE, Vol. 1.
1.-THE PRA CTYCR IN COURTS OF JUSTICE Nv
ENGLAND AND THE UNITED sTATEs;"sr
CONWAY ROBINSON, ESQ.
VOL as to the place and time of Transaction proceeding,
treating chiefly Of ,he connc Of Laws and the Statute
Limitations"
ALSO,
CALLS VIRGINIA REPORTS Vols ], and g. New edition.
With notes and subseq decisions
s. BJ Lucan Minor Eiq. A.. MORRI',
Law Book seller and Publ,f
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VIE First Ann a. Exhibition the yIryin a -,
a., n,, vi. DC rened to the public Tuesday evening the
oh oetoot att selok Al sk o'eyck eyenou Tho
'pssnE ,dsTss, vii he delivered by Bald. Esq
ioA TO 10 p ~ The mory Band engaged md lii b.. ~
attendance every evening from 64 to 10 p n. "
Tnos. DoDAMEAD,
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Tour osn and which be sold a, Low . 4, Al,
So Main street. -'N '"''e' 10 III NJ
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biNihoaf, Oct. qsth.
Toe Flour market today dull and very unsed
There sales made until very the obanse
when We note sale Of 80 Dbl, Horard Street At se2 decline
ol2S cts from The eoing ngures Of yserday The decline
prices today has been caused By change la the weather.
RAID having fallen this morning. and the close report the
publications Of season Of weather
~"nohing done 10 Oily Mills Flour. II vas generally held AZ
$780, but there vsrs biys ~ that figure; There very It,
tie Oity Mill. Flour be had for Immediate delivery
k consequently nmsr than would any cir
eam'snces The msfs, very much nausnosd By weather
snd the Flour closed today dull and with msny downward
tendsnoyhe prospsct rain bsog the principal
state Of things.
0rsinThe Grain morning dull very much
unsettled Some parcel, Of Wheat sold At decline Of
ioon from while for others ye,terday prices
we're pretty well suaned Holders OF Flour les
nrmin their views this morning. Of the indob
Of rain, and most Of the mss Of the MARKET The
logs Of wheat the o,rp and Flour Erehansss
5000 busheis only sns pat Of which disposed Of %
ohsnrs We note iss Of good prime red, 17osiso and
Of good 70 choice whites ct 10 s,so The hsurs seemed
bs the outside price choice white whsaa Corn copnus
dali The receipts 81 market today asoat 30 bushels
We note sales OF old white 6sa1s prns p,r
GELS and Of old yellow 7Ca7f aycut apd IS prime
lon There we're sales Corn reported, although there
were some parcels Market We note sales Of abou, to bushels
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BrrF Carrie IS to $50. No. l will command a..
Uoos dull at %.
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TREATMENT OF WiNgs-A clean cool cellar well white.
washed, we'll ventilated aId constructed keep an
even temperature the year round Indispensable If you.
wish to have perfect wines. damp cellar should be
voded delicate wines seusiby affected in n short
time by musty hvors aud however respectable 4, mouI
us eooweooed bottle hoary with age, may appear y-, If
the excellence OF tho wine and the aspect vi the disk
BE- the object keep it from all such orthodox comp iuions
damp cellar will make mouldy corks aud mouliy corks
will make mouldy wine.
Wine should never be bottled during clopJv va.,h.,
when the sky IS overcast the wine becomes disturbed by
the atmosphere however bright aud clear it may have
been the day before.
The temperature Of the cellar should Ia .ho,, "a o
or So.
All Carets, French white wines, Cat,vba wines. Cham
pasue 3urgundies Hook wines and Port should lie down
Sheres, Aaderas Brandy aud liquors in bottles should
stand up.
If Madeira, sherries and liquors want rpeuinr, they
wi" advance rapidly by being placed in the garrett this
Treatment would ruin Clarets. Burguudes Ports aud all
delicate wines In the spring, when the vine begins to
put forth its blossoms secondary fermentation takes
pact 10 many kinds Of wine. Champagne so much az
iecei by IL that il sometimes bursts and in this case tina
VINE SHOULD be stood up for short time in a cool
place.
Port wine should be packed away in bins and covered
with saw Dust what preferable coarse gravel bi,
wine is much influenced by light rs well as heat; bot.
Ito OF Fort exposed to the light loses its color as
weltas flavor.
An old wine in bottles deposit sediment If this bs
shaken by moving the bottle the wine will be thick aud
unht to drink Take the old wine from the shelf careful
~ and as Walton says, "bande II as If you loved il
draw the cork with patent cork and with a small
s!pnon decant IT, Should you not possess a syphon, by
careful handling it may be poured out within a half
wine glass OF the bottom. Watch it, and IL the stream is
not perfectly bright stop there. Wine that has been
disturbed VIII become perfectly clear again in fortnight
or month.
IL cares or other light wines uucorked and partly
used by re corkng the bottles aud letting them lie down
so that the wine will cover the cork they may be kept
good for several days Fine wines of this class
are injured by an exposure to the air. they should be
drunk Immediately.
VIM tt.t, La ba,,i
clean; put them 10 new rack neck down to dry the
corks must be bright, and free from cracks
aud OF the very best quality. poor cork will spoil a
bottle Of wine, and bottle is worth many corks"-
Clare Porte and the Ike. should be seaed with HaI
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The Bfead OuestIop

correspondence from the West to the New York
IHes furnishes some important information ON tbi,
SUBJECT 1t takes the ground, that while there are
those who say that the Western crop is nearly al,
destroyed and others that the crop is nearly as good
as ever, neither Of these views are correct and
truth, as usual, lies in the middle.
1t is stated, that each day, in the West tbere Sc
enqu'ry lot more flour than there is on hand and a
"ou'ar view is prepared by the best lights to be OBJ
"ned Of the production consumption, deficiency and
surplus OF each State This table shows that nine.
'een states do not raise wheat enough for their own
oonsumphon-that eight States only raise a substan-
ua surplus; the other four raising only a nominal
surplus, and that eight principal manufacturer,
otates ten planting States and one mining State do
not raise their own bread. The fifteen slave States
II S sald, do not raise their own broad. al,bou,h
virginia ana Maryland export largely. From the
exporting ports-ior breadstufs-yz: Pbilad.,,b;o
baltimore, Richmond, Cleaveand Sanduskv ToIodo
Detroit Milwaukee, Chicago, ST. Louis and Cincnnar
II IS estimated that forty millions of bushels arc
usually exported, its equivalent in flour Tho inn
porting ports are New Orleans. Mobile Cb,rlss,o,
no" York, New Haven, Providence, Boston, Ports
,n'u'l ana fort'and--of which Boston alone import,
from the West one million of bushels
HS SHOWN That the United States, having no per-
manent market fer breadstuffs abroad, raise bu,
small surplus in the best Of years-,hat therefore
when there is European demand, or shor, cro, -,
immediately fad ourselves short ard prces b;,,, 49,
cause We are not prepared for that state Of ,h;n,
that both causes operate this year. and that We no
arrived at point where il Is the home n,rLe, ,,hi
determines the price These statements are corrobo.
rated by the fact that this the Atlantic ports
were short millions Of barrels of four and through
out, the home consumption has been enough to kee,
up the prices without regard to the reported decn
in the foreign markets
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THE corroN CROP.
The New Orleans Price Current Of LIST ns:. remarks:
..Iyih zssaset 20 ia uza-ias s.a., - 49, 10 r.


The New Orleans Price Current Of LIST ins' remarks;
'wi,h respect to the growing crop, We have to re-
mark that up this time is understood present IA
vorabe promise in most sections though its backward
ness compared with the large crop year 1884, indi
Gated by the receipts may be regarded important
consideration, early maturity aud long aud hvora.
bic picking absolute essentials the securing
OF full yield IL is true that few bales received
from Texas wherc the plant natures eary) several days
in advance OF the first arrival last year. but these amb
tous FIRST bales Tor the most part fsacious guide
In estimating the forwardness Of the crops generally
Tho total receipts OF crop, Also up to this time,
considerably in excess Of the period last year. but
it should be borne In mind that the obstacles which then
interposed to prevent the earlier forwarding Of supplies
have had existence during the present The
result whatever may be- Is in the future and estimates
(Which ourselves indulge n) made at the early
period Of the speculatons, which may
be right within few thousand bales wrong hundreds
thousands The total receipts up to this time 1891
bales sgans "a bales last year, and SOFT the year pre-
vious.
leading house at New Orleans, in their circular Of
date, remarks The prospects of the CROP which,
month six weeks since, hattering have been
blghted BY long continued drought which has been gems
era throughout the entire cotton region Storms Of wind
and rain succeeding have done incacuable damage and
must seriously affect the yield" The Merchants aud
81, remarks:
Prospects Of the Grocing Crop.-The last spring
extremely cold aud backward frosts having occurred
period unprecedentsdly late in the year. rendering
planting necessary wherever cotton had come out Of the
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VERMONT ELrcTros.-The Democrats says the Nations,
inteligencer have suffered complete defeat in Vermont
The returns from nearly two hundred towns published in
the Boston Atlas, show that Stephen Royce the Wing
candidate for Governor has majority nine thousand
votes which expected to be increased to upwards of
ten thousand Not single Democrat has been elected TO
tue State Senate and in the House Of Representatives the
Democrats will be in minority Of three fourths The
three Representatives elected to Congress are wings
The majority for Mr. Meaehsm in the first district, so far
as ascertaned, is s44 that for Morrill, in the second
district is nearly $780, and the majority for Mr. Sabu in
the third district is $500