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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-16
cpersticn Of Col Kinney, suppo'ing his title to
be valid even AZ regards the MOsquit, Govern

ccsrstion OF Col. Kinney. supposing his title TO
be valid, even AZ regards the Mosqut, Govern
mert v bch 10 doubtfal-i- just a. if some British
or French adventurer we're to go into Texas or
Nebraska snd establish an independent monarchy
undfr deed obtained from an Iadisn OF the To-
cality. The Union says it s nos fllousterlBg' aud
TIL. E,,He,scer rejoices that il i, to settle al the
yeIed and vexatious questions OF protectorate
,pd sovereignty; but if it was in the territory OF
tho United States and not Of Nlcarsgus that the
Great work was to be accomplished, perhaps they
might have different opinions on the s,ss'ac, RICH!
Of it, IS well as on its practical result
But is The Union aware that the grants in qnes-
ton. which were made by the Mosquito King to
the brothers Peter and Samuel Shepherd, and
Stapislas Thomas Haley, have all been repeatedly
revoked and anbuled by the Mosquito King, BY
and with the consent and advice Of the represen-
tatige Of the British Government his Protector
Is it aware that this revocation was made on the
ground that the King never received any equiva-
lent for the grants; that be was drunk wnen he
made them; and that they were essentially illegal
and invalid Is it aware that though these grants
subjects, their owners never could prevail on TOE
British Government to cause the decree, of revo-
cation and annulment to be rescinded, but that
that Government has constantly sustained the
course Of its agents in Mosquito in this u after
Or s car contemporary aware that taese same an
nulled grants had long been bawked about 10
,earcs for purchaser but never found one till
they were bought up for song by the present
spectators
If The Unior should deign to illuminate the OBJ
security Of these points, We hope it will also state
10 what extent the Administration, which gained
such glory in bombardieg Greytown. is pledged
to the support Of the Mosquito sovereignty as en-
booted in these anI ulled and worthless grants IN
der which the territory of Nicaragua ia to be oc
cupied, In spite of her, by new republic GA the
Texan pattern. viii it also tell US hos such
support is to be recoDciled with the first Article
of the Clay ton Bulwer Treaty, By which the
United States became bound never directly or
indirectly to plant colony in Nicaragua Costa
Rica, the Mosquito Coast, or any part of Central
America
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-16

and ret, instead of taking warning from the past
and preparing for the future BY the adoption OF
arrangement. for setting sl these people to work.
they desire to 90 shesd 10 the same direction. aud
close the remaining furnaces and mills Of the
country Whom the gods would destroy they
fret make msd" and this is certainly tras of
our rosd-makers. TIE downfall of roads in
lsil-2 was due 10 measures similar to those they
now desire to see adopted and the result Of their
adoption now must be the same that WAS then e1-
periebced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-16

The Board Of Aldermens Committee see n de-
termined to crowd through their rear building
additions to the City Hall. They say they are
unable to find any better plan. We hear that a
very different plan will be on exhibition, this day,
at the Law Institute, in the new Court House.
We don't know what it is; but anything would
be an improvement on that of the Committee.
Let the people examine both, and all plans, and
insist upon the best one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-16

BY the arrival of the Northern Light, we have
the details of California news to the oath ult.,
previously announced by telegraph. The U. s.
steamer Mississippi had arrived at San Francisco
with one weeks later news from the Sand wich
Islandr The treaty of annexation was not yet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-16
CONGRESS, YESTERDAY.
/, Sanata WA not in session.

The Senate was not in session.
HOUSE,, Dec. l5.-Tbe OWL md Diplomatic Apprs
prison bill va. reported and referred to the Commit.
tee of the Whole A bill for the improvement Of
Michigan City Harbor was referred to the Commerce
Committee The House then took up private bills,
one of which was for the relief Of the children and
heirs Of Baron De alb, for whom SOC 900 voted
Memorials for the passage Of the Homestead bill
were pretentd, aid then the House adjourned to
Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-16
HEAVY DECLINE IN COTTON.

CHARLESTON, Friday, Dec. 10, lsJt.
The continued unfavorsble foreign adyices for Cot
ton have seriously affected prices in our markets,
which closed to day 8, irregular rates; the average
decline on the Eek being not less than to &c. per
pound The sales Of the week foot up about 10000
bales and we quote the extrems price at Ga 9lc, ac-
corcirg to quality. The receipts Of the week are est
mated at 81 400 bales aud the stock in port, exclu-
sive of sbipbosrd, 80. 200 bales.
A heavy failure IN the cotton trade was reported
10 day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-16

Decisions were fled yesterday in the Us. Dis
trict Court, in regard to smuggling On BOARD me
Brit.h steamer Alps and the American sseaosr
Washington; the former being declared forfeited
and the latter seized.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-16
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
WAsHINGToS, Friday, Dec. Is, 1884.

Supreme Court, State of Pennsylvania vs.. The
Wheeling ana Belmont Bridge Company. This case
YVES further argued TO day by Messrs. Stanton and
johnson
The case of Robert Wickfe vs.. Thomas d. O~-
ings was argued by Mr.. Preston for the appellant.
Adjourned to Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-16
THE ARCADE BANK.

PROVIDENCE, Friday, Dec. IS, 1871.
There is no truth in the report published in the
New.York papers of lest evening about the Arcade
Bank Of this city. The Bank will not probably lose
a dollar by Hill, Carpenter * Co, aud the loss OF
their whole Indebtedness would not affect its credit
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LARGE FAILURE IN CHARLESrON-ELEC
ZION DE L. = SENACOR

COLUMBIA, $. c., Dec Is, 1854.
II is reported here that the large cotton house OF
Duin in the City of Charleston, has failed for half
million Of dollars.
The Hon. A. p. Butler was reelected to-day to the
United States Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-16

RrsuLr OF GUBIRS,ToRIAL ELEcrIoSs.-At
every Gubernatorial election which has taken place
ihihe Free States, during the present year the Admin
.rsiiop has been defeated with the single exception
q ew-IIampshiro. The old Granite State will To-
deem h.p.lf nett spring. The new Governors are
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Netu31ork Daily Gribm,te
SATURDAY, DECEMBER I6, 1854.
The Tribune for Europe.

Advertisements for TBr TRIsuSE OF Monday ought 20 bs
ssuI w before o'clock on Saturday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-16

RECIPROCITY TREATY IN NOVA SCOTIA.
HALIFAX, Friday, Dec, Is, 1854.
The Governor Of Nova Scotia has issued his proc
lamation, admitting certain American goods under
the reciprocity treaty, free of duty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-16

FuRs. FURs Ladies Furs Of extra quality,
end Of cor spufetuss only consisting Of Capes
$1,000 Collars IL ell the known varieties sna f-n1n' OF
t...ms LtARY g. Co. Batter. Asior House broshSp
U.RPsi HaRPs Three beautiful Grand-Ae-
tom H.sPs ecoLd hsuo Of the 'st eeeeIsied At-' i
sale at extremely lov prices ..,D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-16

We shsn issue THIS MORNING an Edition Of
TIE SrxI-WEEKLr TRIBUNE, for circulation in
Europe. 1. viii contain all the latest News up to inc
time OF going to press. Single copies, in wrapper
ready for mailing can be had at the desk Price Six
Cents The steamship Union sails from TINS Po'
for Southampton and Hsvre To-day at u H.
subscrptions and Advertisements for The NEW
YORK TnIrUsx can be ef, with the folosing Agents.
PARrs.-Cbarles Hsrtwick, No IL kue Fiviehne.
LoSDoS-Mr. W. Thomas, Nos. " and u Csh'
erne street, Strand.
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To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SUBSTITUTE, OF

10 Observation-Disclosures SUBSTITUTE, OR
Of sunine h.sibs none Of 1t. dcleterOn. eaeesJ
all other for curng FEVER aud AGuE and nervous
diseases all their Distressing forms Constipation Sick
Headache Dyspepsia, &c 1t put up in packages or ply
sicians use. - 49, =. ~
DEAR SIR; am just on, Of my lss order OF Ounine Sub
C. Lse& Co . Eipres. never saw snythns 90 entirely
satisfactory and sure for the cure OF Asue
one bottle returned physicians seeing m good effects pre-
scribe it in their practice. Respectfully. your. @.
Ps-Mr Cummings came In town 0ctober6 6, and ordered
sin dozen with quantity Of the Phesph'rzed Bassm
walled mles bottle; another borrowed half bot
tie and cured and that he could have sold four dozen be-
ABBorsYoRp. N Y, Sept IS. 1854
DEAR Sra: l consider the Quioine Substitute unsps
and others and have seen bottle cure family
ued oply fifteen ,eapceul to myself after having the
disease My wife. and child about hve old,
also cured out Of the bottle. ser being attended
BY Dr. Gate. and Or Cooley and t,lns al the remedies we
ysms again retuns but medicine has made
msncot cure Of each of Mr. s1n.i wife and son were
Meocyen E.q, and MIa Co,srsve. all At AbeS.i9Id: s.
E%s fTSis f'Hs rS,% hn and M MsM ss mus.
others who have witnessed its effects Respectfully
u PATTERSON, witness FRANCIS KENNEDY.
Extract from Letter of CAPT J W. MG1.on; 49,,
DEx SRA: 1t affords much pleasure add my testimony
In favor Of your ouinne sustue Nerve Tonc had the
OF July bought bottles the Ouinine sabsduis In
week the pains in jOnts In two weeks could
well man and ksvs CONTINUED as healthy as ever ws.
S On s,s 0Ss 81 s s.S s..S Island he
bad the fever Tor six weeks bat medicine has made
for The benehi OF sailors Yours, OF the square,
JOHN W. Mussoy Brs Amonoosset
This discovery msde by Dr. LEEDS. entirely mPeredins
fbe sntdoe for Fever and Ague in every form Psnsms,
Intermittent and Rs%,teui Fsvs See conclusive ceI6cate.
Wholesale Druggists, No. Isl Msiden.lsle New Yort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-16

ALBERT II. NICOLAY will hold special auction
sale Of srocKs and BONDS THs DAY at ~ O'Clock the
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE For further particulars bis
Catalogue this DIV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-16

500 EXTRA FINE VELVET VESTS at 80; Black
Castor Beaver S2 French Cloth Dress and Frock
Goats 90; AlexsDder's Kid Gloves 81, &c, at EvAsss
Clothing Warehouse. Nos 66 and Go Fulton st. N. B.-FOr
broken Banks see another page
SHAwLs SHAwLs!-We will Offer this morn
Ing fine PLAID LONG SHAwLs of the largest size at 81
each worth 49, $50 do, 2oI 900 do ct Sc, the same as
usually sold at TO- Also rich CASHMERE LONG and SQUARE
sHAwLs Scars &c at reduction Of so cent from their
real value H. H. LEADBEATER No. SAT Broadway corner Of
Lam Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-16
HoLIpAY PREsENTs-sPECML NOTICE. III

HOLIDAY PRESENTS-SPECIAL NOTICE. In
ofe the the balance
OF bis entire (about 0 WORTH Of RIGA al valuable
GIFTS unique TOYS recently collected in Europe BY H. Roc
These goods slightly BY smoke and waer will be
sold at great sacrce th regard cost Those In want
Of Fancy Goods Jet Bracelets Peumery, Reticues, Work
Boxes Music Boxes Games for old and young Toys for all The
children prices which almost equal TO making them
present. will fud this opportunity.
H. 3. Rogers, Fancy Bazaar. No. 40 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-16

CLOTHING suitable for the season. Of the most
superior and quality offered prices which will
satisfy the economical Of their extraordinary
Examine them. EDWARD T. HACKIrr, Ne LOG Fulton ct
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We request that you examine the testimony
produce before condemn approve our re m.des
We hsve sad that each Of Remedies possess ore
quick aud Powerfu influence over the diseased body aud
will stop the system health ana
yisor With lees inconvens 10 the patient in
than any other mode OF tTesment remedies in use We
by sny otheIs in re world The public well th. until
tie introduction Of READY hELISs remedy ever
claimed posse the Miraculous OF stopping the
tsrm-rtipg pains In few moments, and curing the proc
Rheuu matte complaints have been cured IN few hoas We
can psin TO Thousands Of where Remedies have
stored the suferSs Invalid In few hours to health ana
strength
RlpwArs REGULATORS are the result Of third dis.
In medical ScieI They the best medicine Ia
the form OF pills In ak hours they will prove their
wouderul efficacy Persons troubled with bhoasnes dye
perss hrgusres either OF the male OF female organs Of
the system, liver complaints, Kidney Sfeutiss, will
periepoe In sx hour the salutsry effects Of RADwAYs
REGuLAIoss Letters from the most eminent ph yscians 10
the Ursd st.es inform that RApwArs RrevLaross are
tahips the place Of ell other plls Try Of K r.
REeuLAroRs. ye who eostve or irregular.
B-R r. Remedies are cold BY brusris,s everywhere
RAILWAY CO.. Projectors Of RApwAYs RrADy RnLIkr AMI
stairs, New Yorh.
Galen acknowledges that Purgation Is the prin
cpal reliance cure; Dr. Hamilton cay. The no
not when will be the only used for
storing dsessed bodies asth The most nnoceat and
liable Pufsstye Known 10 the Puts Of Dr. BkASpkErH
which haze now In this city reputation Of twenty years. and
are stnl progressing In popslss favor.
BRAkpskrgs PILLS are cold Is cents boz At No IA
Boweiy, l Hueson ct and the principal Office No. Is Ca
nss I've door from Besa~syBrsndreth Building and
% 90 fasses In this Unioz
LYONS KATHAIRON.-The incontested, the in.
ag ths human hsr bas for celebrity ecsdsnted
II the hIsfory of the Masris Medca sod bv Al dsasrs
svssywl~rs for Is etA bottlA
LYos. Ne iu Bssslwsy. up Stain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-16

Sevon Of tho nino above named States had Demo.
cratic Governors las, year.
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We will offer. this morn

New STYE OF PATENT Boots AND SHOES
The subscribers to and citizens generally
that they have opened No 3 Broadway with extensive
of the above noted BOOTS and SHOES msnuac
RoUDlERE in Paris who received the Did Medal
exhibition in l89 Roots and Shoes for tho
.haIes Ia nd fetai ittade Ms,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-16

To AFFORD Room for New Stock, Messrs.
RoeERs Co. Of Fulton and Nassau selling
OF their splendid BOYS CLOTHING suitable
all and made variety Of style at prices which
will astonish the closest bcyers in these times
winter outfit fof family Of boys be procured RoGLRs
Co.'S hsn at other establishment Ia the trade,
and the same remark holds good to description Of
fashi nnhl lot hins fr lienflcr
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
HORTON ELECTED!

3 VALENTINE B. HORTON, the American
candidate for Congress in this District
will receive, as near as wc can come at it
at the present time, between three thou
sand and four thousand majority.
A private letter from one of the most re-
liable citizens of Perry county says the
majority for the American ticket in that
county will range from eight hundred to
one thousand.
Smith S majority in Hooking will scarce
: ly reach rs. q
Horizons majority in Meigs county will
: reach one thousand.
Athens county gives Horton from SIX
hundred to seven hundred majority.
Vinton county gives the American tick
let seventy-6ye majority. One report say'
two hundred. Seyentyrfyo, however, car
be relied upon. 3
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
For Coroner,
GAMALE NJ. DAVIS

These, taxpayers of Fairfield, are the
gentlemen in whose hands you have en-
tiusted the public interests of the county
and well may. you feel proud OF your Sc
lections-for they atc all, without an cx-,
ception, honest, capable, faithful, and will
render strict and satisfactory account of
their stewardship. We have not time in
this issue to speak of these gentlemen indi-
vidually-in factit is not necessary that
we should--as they are your own selection
your own choice and well known to all.
We trust that all those who voted against
the AMERICAN PARTY on Tuesday last,
will calmly reconsider their past courses
the course Of the men whom they have
heretofore kept in place and we think they
will find that they have no cause tc
regret the change that has SO suddenly ant
surprisingly taken place in the politica
world; but on the contrary, will find they
have cause to "rejoicc with exceeding
great JOY" and will willingly and cheer
fully rally around their country's standard
by joining, with the American Party.
We cannot give the official result thi
week, but shall do so next week.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
Nn,r YorI1 nInrkcI.

NEW YonK, Oct. 1O.-Money is unchang-
ed; stocks are quiet and firm; Reading
bonds, of 1860, 72s; Erie 433; Northern
Indiana 929: New York Central 9o4, and
Illinois Central 90.
Cotton is firm, with moderate demand;
Coffe is unchanged; Sugar and Molasses
are firm, with fair demand.
Tobacco aud rice are unchanged, with a
moderate demand. Flour has further ad-
vanced, with sales Of $500 bbls at 7, ,87a8,
90 for State, and G,o0a3,2 ,25 for Ohio. and
{, ,0Oa8,37 for Southern. Wheat is firm
Cornopcned buoyant, but closed heavy,
with sales Of 22 600 bushels at 7Ga80 fol
Western mixed. Whisky is still declining
with sales Of 600 bbls at 36a37 for Ohic
and prison.
The pork markets. unsettled, but rathe
frmer at the close, with sales of2250 Dbl
at S11a11,95 for prime and Sl2al2, so TO
mess.
Beef is a shade lower, with sales Of new
country mess at $12al2,50.
Dressed hogs have declined to 5,87a$6
per cwt. Lard is unchanged, with mod
crate demand at previous rates.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
DENTISTRY.

n GRUBB having returned to Lancaster and Intends
to remain permanently in the city, and having re-
ceived instruction from experienced Dentist from
the city of New York and obtained knowledge of the
business now respectfully tenders his professional ser
vices to citizens Of Lancaster and the public generally
He Is prepared tn perform all operations upon the
Teeth such rs Extracting Plugging, Filing, regulating
the Teeth treating spungy or diseased Gums, destroy
ing Nerves. removing Tartar, etc.
Artificial Teeh inserted on Gold Plate from one to
full set: also Artificial Crowns set ON healthy root
without pain, so as to all The purposes Of mas
tcatiOn.
Eyrry oneraiion in Dentistry essential to preserve
and beautiN the Teeth, and give them healthy ae
on and improve the breath, health e,performe,
moderate tcrn5. ladicsin the ciiy or county, WI
he waited ON al their respective places OF residence,
II be requested. No charges made for examination
consultation at his Office. -, .
OFFICE-On the Northeast corner OF the fubH
Square, one door from Main street.
lancaster, September %, le5i-2l
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
THEODOR RE TONG,

In Shgfer's Men BlOek, 6ef1cen the Iaimadgs HOEIs
and SAafer's Hotel,
just opened large and beautiful assort-
III y tnent of READY MADE CLOTHING, to-
kS eeiher with as choice selection OF Cloths. CGsSi-
{J meres aud VestHPs. All of which has been select
ed with great and with special reference to the
wants and tasts of this community.
His long experience in this branch ofbnsness, Is
sure garanee that mis- stock embraces the choicest and
best variety and his purchase has been maze upon such
terms thathc can self at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRi
BES.
The public are respectfully requested to call and ex
anime his assortment. He has on hand general as
sortnent Of
And is at all times prepared to accommodate his old
friends either with excellent article of Ready made
Clothing, or to MANUFACTURE TO ORDER, out OF
the best material and by most accomplished workmen,
any STYLE of garments, FOR MEN AND BOYS in the
best and most fashionable manner. He is confident, IN
this rcspect that he can give general satisfaction
His assortment embraces general variety OF
Linen Goats, Neshngs, Suspehuers,
Dress do fanllloons, 1oSieTi:
Sack do CraNats, UhueisnlrS, :,
Carpetbags together with all other articles usually
kent in Gentlemans Furnishing Store, and manufac
tured in the most fashionable styles,
THE ASSORTMENT Is ENTIRELY NEW;
uhasbecn purchdsed of fwell-established houses In
the Eastern cities and oii be ioaTraRtd, TO be made
| GOOD material and in a durable manner.
He respectfuIly invites his old customers and other
to call nj his new establishment, where he viii at al
times be ready to wait upon them with coon GOODS Al
TuE LOWEST RATES To test his promises, he asks a.
examination stock in trade and the style and quail
| ity Ofhis manufacture. l. IoNu'
Lancaster, May D, 1854.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-12
TEIEoRAPHIc IHrELLIeENOR.
0HIO ELECTION.

CLEyELAxD, October 10.
In the 10th District Wade win have a
of about 1000. for Congress-
The majority for the State ticket wiz be
full as large.
AsnTABULA, Oct. 10.
In this township Swans majority is l49;
BTickensderfer 146; and Giddings 81
The fusion majority for county officers is
about 14o.
DArroN, Oct. 10.
Campbell's majority in this District will
be from 1000 to 1900, not less than the
former. t.s
Returns from three townships and part
of the city indicate that the Know Moth
ing majority will be 500 in this county.
KENToN, Oct. 10.
In four townships in this county the
American gain is l64.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 10.
Edward Wade is probably elected in the
nineteenth Congressional district, by about
1000 majority. The anti-Nebraska ticket
in this city will have 1000 majority.
TOLEDO, Oct. 10.
The Independent ticket, as far as count
ed, has 400 majority in the city, and the
indications are, that it will have not less
than 600 majority in this county.
GAINESVILLE, Oct. 10,
As far as heard from in this district, the
American State officers will have 400 ma
iority ,and Bell, for Congress, 80 majority
SPRINGFIELD, Oct. 10.
Clark county has giventhe largest Whig
majority ever rendered. In this city the
majority for Stanton is 700, and the major
Iity in the county will be fully 1900.
| HAMILTON, Oct. 10.
The returns are in from three townships
shows a gain for Campbell over his las
vote Of 220.
New RICHMOND, Oct. 10.
OHIO township gives Emroy, lot Ooh
gress, 108 majority.
CoLUMDUs, Oct TO-
The returns are in from ten township
in this district, showing a gain for Gal
loway of $40, over the vote two years age
The Know Nothing ticket is elected i
this county by large majority.
Chillicothe gives 100 majority for swa
and Blickensderfer, being a gain of 100.
PORTSMOUTH, Oct. 10.
The Know Nothing ticketwill be electe
. in this county by respectable majorit.
Moore's majority for Congress will be
bout 900.
STEUDENvILLE, Oct. 10.
In this district the Know Nothings vote
for the Wings, and the consequence
Stuart is badly beaten. There is VIII
gain of $50, in this county alone, and 9th
returns from the county townships loo
Just as bad, as far as heard from. II
game is up, no doubt. A DEMOCRAT.