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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-06

Certain kinds of family provisions
have not been so scarce in Evansville for
years as they are now. There is but little
fresh meat of any kind obtainable, and good
is almost out of the question. Some of our
best off families are doing without butter
can't get it at any price: fifty cents would be
paid freely.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-06

0TThereis said to be in Illinois at least
twenty per cent more acres in wheat at the
present time than any previous year. The
winter has been exceedingly favorable.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-06

0The Enquirer says Todd has discharg-
ed his washer-woman because she is a for
eigner. The Enquirer editors washer-woman
would do perfectly right in dischaging hin
FOR filthiness, il the inner dirt exhumes to the
outer surface.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-06
DIED,

DIED,
At her residence 0wensville Gibson CO. RUTH
consors Of Mr. JosEPH RosBosouGH in the sfst Of
The deceased was among the early pioneers Of Indiana
She led pous life and died she had lived. devoted
Christian. She leaves companion follow
ape A. W.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-06
TO TIM CITIZENS OF SOUTHERN INDIANA
KENIl CKY AND ILLINOIS
WOOL CAnprNc M.cH,NERy.

a @. BROWN manufacturer aud dealer in Mooliep Ag-
ricaltursl. Mill and other Machinery fursish
order short notice aud reasonable almost
serpton of machinery utensils aud other articles required
by Manufacturer Frmers. Miles. Wool oaTder Cloth
Drescrs Weavers etc. including Wool and Cotton CsrdiDg
Machinery Of all sizes both single and double Of the
proyeS good Workman
ship. Wool Cotton and Hair Picking Machines Machine
Cards of all descriptions aud qualify
Portable French Burr Mills all sizes OF the hest
struetioS Circular Saw Mills the construe
tlop for Steam Horse Horse for one to
eight horses of the best om Mills oil new
and superior construction est in Use. -
steam Engines French Burr Tehacee NH and
Press Screws OF all kinds; Machines Reapng MeshS
aud Threshing Machines Stock Mills Corn shel.,s StIas
Cutters Driilng Planters Cotton ems RANG
Cards. Press p pers Fulers Stoyesand Pass rover
Ali persons wanting CkmDsstd WOOL CAEpiS1
other MACHINERY would we'll call % OF eorrespond
With Subscriber before making other arrar se
All orders applications roBruv 1V anu 0D'
and 81 AcHISERY shipped to any port req"nea. ppow~
nh2s INV No 81 wainu, street. Cincinnati. Ohio
cases very aud styles direct i'm
rortation;
do ChaIes. direct importation;
40 Ne Ceres 10 do; -,
IN do Enrish purple Prints direct iwpor'aior; ree'd
tins ms Gay anu '0' Jas Tow CO. .isvaa Low "
I'm PLATE -,
- ! rrQrd sui Inn
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-06

Know Nothtngs In vincennes.
The election in Vincennes resulted, ac-
to the Gazette, in the election OF every one
of Sans men. The following are the
votes:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-06
EVANSVILLE a. CRAWFOR DSylLLA
RAILROAD.
go EssE9
OPEN TO TERRE HAUTE

o. ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1854.
Trains will run IS follow Sundays e1cepted):)
Leaves Evansville m Leaves Terre Iiaute n
Arrrs 2, .incenness;0 arrive At vineennes l2.oo
Depart from l:o0 m Depart from - ..lao p N
Arrive at Terre Haute 4:s5 Arrive Evansville 3:55
41- Passengers dine n vincennes.
Passengers by this sleep Tere Haute the Msru
ing Train the Tcrre Haue Richmond Road M,
arrive at Indianapolis az l0io A. time with
trains follows: .7a - - -
For Cincinnati VIA Laueneeburgh ll:3O A. M.
arrive at Cincinnati at 4ao p. NJ.
For Cleveland Pittsburgh and all points Wis.,
Beilefon tame road at II M
For Xenia. Dayton. Columbus GAINESVILLE and wheeling
Pm 49, -''''s - O''"~'1' -
For Chicago Logasspor and by
Il NJ, arrive at Chicago at s:DP. NJ
For Louisville New Albany and by jefferson
vile read also With trains for Madison and Pera.
Passengers will fod il greatly to their advanta for safety
speed mfor and certainty connection take this
during winter in g the uncertain and often dan
by river; in early spring win
made with other Companies by which leaving Ev
ansve in the viii arrive at Cincinnati Chicago,
Columbus and Louisville same day.
The attention merchants and others having Goods ship
from the East called this medium Of
tatoa the river Goods shpred frem Cineinn ss
arrive Evansville third day making the time in transtu
longer avoiding
red when shipping by steamer. z ~
Evansville. Dec 6 1854 dse7-f
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-06

MORE ABOUT ELECTIONS.

MOHE ABOUT ELECITUNS.
AWING to the excitement about the city election
" and deep interest felt in the PrhiboSy BY all tho
political duty
from New York fully prepared take
pctures ssve small miniature large
ize They also wi, the best light in the
for copyn pictures They that picture shsl
receive xhch be left in their han for the above
purpose.
n. B.-why Is DograyPer taking picture. like gent
sitting handsome gal! Answer be had by calinga
SUMMERS & TILEST0N'S Gallery,
On Noin St, opposite Branch Bank.
mh30 over the Marble Dcpot.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-06
Have you seen Sam!-Sag NIGHTS De-
feated!-The People ViCtOrious!!-Ev-
ery man EleCted!!y

A deter mined effort was made by the "old
liners" and the "Sag NIGHTS" to carry the
township election yesterday, but it resnlted
in total rout, the "People" eIecting every
man on their ticket by an average majority
of over 300.
The vote was very light being over 1000
smaller than at the Fall election Only g.
600 votes were polied, against about $500
last Fall. We anticipated light vote, and
therefore hardly dared to hope for as COM
pete a victory as We have gained. The
"Sag Nichts'' have "seen SAM" we may
learn how they like his looks from our Sen
tinel friends tomorrow. Though of slight
political consequence, this election is impor-
tant as an indication that the "Fusion" is not
INFUSED yet, by long shot. five had been
defeated, it would have been blown all over
the country as an indication of the dissolu-
ton Of the "pe-bald" party.
The "Sag NIGHTS" tried a very poor
dodge in putting Charles Fisher on their
ticket. He is and always has been regu-
lar, unfinching Peoples man, and was their
nominee for the office. What they expected
to effect by their maneaver, we can hardly
guess, but what it did effect may be seen in
the figures following, which will be fount
accurate, and differing but little. if it al
from the official vote. The votes were no
all counted out until Il o'clock this morn
ing.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-06

SPECIAL NOTICE
THE Rev. Sam1 Jacobs successor Of Rev. Mr. Ritchey
will preach at the Cumberland Presby Church next
Sabbath morning at 10Y o'clock. ape
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-06

The canal boat Fox,which left OIL Monday
morning last with several hands on board to
dig shade trees, a trick got up by the Know
Nothing party to run few Democratic vo-
tiers out of the city, has been mu!cted in a
fine of $40, FOR leaving without clearance
and discharging without permit. This
trip must have cost that party about S75,
and we wonder who foots the BILL
Enquirer.
Well, let US see how much this trip for
forest trees cost those whose enterprise car
ried it through so successfully, promising
that the expenses have been cheerfuty paid.
But here is the account current:
Or.
By 40 forest a % cents each. $50
Expenses DR..
Fine for not obtaining clearance
10 trees sratuitousiy stuck up before doors of Old
LINERS "a % % 50
Total amount distributed among Forest Tree
stoeknoiders---------- - 80
We might also put on the credit side, one
"native" councilman, in place of an incom-
petent German, and an American majority
thus obtained in the city council, the value
of which cannot be properly estimated in
figures. 1t seems to us, that it wasn't such
a bad speculation after all!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-06
FOR JUSTICE OF THE FEAcE.

FOR JUSTICE OF THE FEAcE.
Peoples Ticket. Sag Niehts Ticket.
*Cbares Fisher. 49,. 4 GA
John Saltmarsh. 900 John T. Morrison 1923
William Sullivan. ,265 Robert A. Tay lor. s15
FOR TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE.
James McIlivane. e46 Thomas Johnson, ot6
J. NJ. W. Langsdale. 100 John Hoefgen .9l4
FOR TOWNSHIP CLERK.
CornelousN. Burgess, a5s Salmon A. Buel,. 9c6
FOR TOWNSHIP TREASURER.
VIM. E. Featherson, 1,247 Cornelious King .924
FOR CoNSTABLES.
Aaron Taffe. ,l97 Oliver Keey
Thomas Got. PA Henry Miller.
David w. Loucks. $50 Ohm Bsbng. $50
James III. SIapp. ,2s2 John Thslman. .65s
+Cnarles Fisher OF the candidates for Justice
upon both tickets but being straghto Peoples
and never anything else, we place him only in thai
column.-[State Jour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-06
CRACK ERs AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

FENE constantly keeps hand large
III Of fresh Water. Butter and Sugar Crackers and
also Soda Pilot Navy Brca which being
the latest improved Machinery they be sold at
low price in place in the West and exesed
In quality any in the country large
always hand my SHOP Water street between
Sycamore and Vine. mh29u j. SlNZICH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-06
NEW SPRING GOODS.
NOTICE,

NRIFTED my lot. Of OAK and wsser streets
- large empty Flatboat Saturday 18th March, lss5
The hereby notified to prefery charge
and the within fifteen days from the date Of hi
she will raised. broken aud removed
cording to law. mh2s # CHARLES BABCOCk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-06
WOOD. WOOD..

VXTOOD can be bought lowest Of any place in the
w from VIM. Green's Wood-yard. Egslestons Fot
dry. Orders be left at ID. Hermann store on
street. mh266m VIM. GREEN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-06

SsPJCES-3ok kegs sorted Cat Spikes;
- Is do do Pressed Spikes. at educed rates
by mh24 ,f ORR. DALZELL a. CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-06

fhBUSH Hominy; 40 boxes Cheese;
" Is boxes SOAP; 2 do Macaroni;
boxesvirmsci lie: 30 do Split Peas;
10 bush new Dried Peaches; 2 do Lemons.
mh2s COOKS Family Grocer,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-06

EDAINTED BUCKETs.-5o do1 fancy and plain jus
mhas s. E. GILBERT CO.. syc. near Water.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-06
CINCINNATI RIOT.

One man Kilied and fre Wounded-Barri-
cades Erected in the Street Orer the Canal
the Germans Prepared for Var Terrible
Excitement throughout the City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

Wedneeisy vas undoubtedly yery heavy, lat much Of i
in antic patton Of The lie going lgher rather THAI
from the absolute wants Of the mercantile and other
classes.
There repetition OF the gloomy fcrebodings lately
freely spoken Of and the reports OF serious difficulties
to less than four large establishments have received
positive contradiction and to create any unpiess
ant apprehensions.
The English Stock market is very buoyan prices hav-
ing further advanced making total Improvement on
the lowest quotations of yesterday OF no less than III
per cent.
From the London News, Oct. TO-
We strongly impressed with feeling that the pO-
son Of the money market calls for continued and strn
gent caution the part Of the mercantile community.
There il unfortunately much uncertainty in present
position. Our metallic being drawn upon to
serious extent by needy foreign States, and although
market has assumed decidedly defensive attitude
have not yet attained Of comparative security
When useful lesson to be incucaed think some
degree Of repetition allowable and therefore APP
pend OF the more important results Of the Bank Of
England returns since the Of the present
half
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27
From Fort Laramie.

from the st. Louis Republican, Oct 241
mic as the 10th IN this % fort r
Of interest and altogether present the condition Of
things in that quarter as Of beilgerent character
by military court OF which Col Holman was Presi.
dent charged with dsobedicnce Of ORDERS in having
failed at the battle Of Blue Water to go down the hill
after being dsmounted to fight foot whereby Col.
Cooke deprived Of the services OF his company during
the fight.
Cen Harvey arrived at Fort Laramie ON tho l7tI,.
The Sioux Indians it is said have commenced war in
earnest They attacked small party of three men, from
Laramie, few days after the battle Of Blue Water.
They run CT the government herd from that post few
days SINCE and succeeded in getting thirty animals.
johnson sent after Them but had TO give mp the
pursuit after going some ten miles, his horses broken
down popes) having given out The greater part Of the
animals stolen by the Sioux afterwards recovered
The same Indians attacked some express men from
Fort Pierre they themselves and their mail bags
being ee horses, but they lost all the led horses.
Agan-says the etter-the Sioux Indians last night
stole eight mules from some people en- route to the
ard may have and doubtless will have work ahead.
The indians soy s'come on They are White Earth
in large numbers and have sent messages to Gen. Harvey
and wanted bis horses-that he had better not come
further into their country or he would cry
Wharton Ii at Fort Grnttap at Ash Hollow but goes
TO Font Kearney The chances for eight are good but
in my opinion the Indians will
Two forts TO he established between Laramie and
Fort Pierre.
Col Cooke deserves great praise for his admirable de-
cision and quckness in the battle Of Blue Water is
feared the command will lose all the dragoon horses tha
winer-ahey are now poor. The ponies are doing adj
miraby, and stand this country WELL Capt. Lowell has
returned lie had no fght. Al the time he passing
through the country Indians had mot been attacked
by Gen. Harvey, nor had they heard of the fight.
This will not END In day, and predict that more
troops must be sent out. Gen. Harvey has enough
not Fuffcient to guard the road and garrison forts.
Capt cady Is to go with Gen. Harvey in command Of
the battalion Of the 9Th Col HoGmans health is such
as not to permit him 10 go the campaign.
All the officers well.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

pressure or decomposition wlnch la bcer observed At
mat institution yesterday and day. partly prompted
BY the caution shown in Lombard The directors
probably recognised that this increased demand
was to some extent exceptional and due to the general
desire OF to put themselves in funds prior TO
the eyscton OF the higher rates apprehended tout Of
DOORS 1t s noticed, first class short dated paper
still be readily discounted at the existing Bank minimum
Of 5 per cent, and generally there good supply of
money.
Cent Rentes quoted at 1885, being about the same
they elosrd yesterday. At Hamburg, Spanish bonds
a 9 reported by telegraph at further fall.
BANK OF ENGLAND.
An account, pursuant to the Act and vic c. 81
for the week ending on Saturday, Oct. g. 1866
Issue Department.
Notes issued f25 025 Government debt Ell 016 100
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

maj beaeyc Il generally Etol. Ills iady have not ysE
had an orpotupy of seeing except in her carriage at
the Prado. Il out few days since they returned to
Madrid fro the Escurial. Ell CID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

woMAY's RroHTs. AN EQUESTRIAN CHALLENGE.
The custom Of giving prizes at agricultural fairs to
lady cquesrinns Is OF ate origin, and trust has
It's best days. II has become nothing better than
ordinary horse racing and doing much to Great
cune habits in women. At q late fair in WestmoreIand
county To-, the contest between Mas Matilda =.
Feelings and Mrs. Bartholomew, and after prolonged
esbioion OF themselves jockeys Miss r. obtained tbs
first prize bracelets and Mrs b. the second rings.
WhereuIon Mrs D. publishes in all the papers the follow
ing
a CHALLENGE.
GRi1rSsnuRc, Oct. IL 1855.
Mrs. d. Of Treeport challenges Miss Pckngs TO meet
beat you ridipg IN or cut q saddle where fair play
Ia given and no psrtialty shown You requested 70
train your horse and bring It, the above proposition
burg poet Office for publication, and obigs
~. BARTHOLOMEW
II this female Jockey has husband to provide Do
nestle occupation her hope she may get one
Do. to the other lady.-Chicdgo Times, OF. "A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

A locomotive the Michigan Central Railroad ~.
poded Al Detroit on the 21st inst, killing two man
namsd Jacob Fleming and Robert Ashley.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27
IMPORTANT FINANCIAL NEWS.
THE NEW RUSSIAN LOAN.
Meeting Of the Governors and Directors Of the
Bank Of England.
Ovinions Of Bankers and Others.
THE VINTAGE IN ITALY.
Onr London and Madrid Correspondence,
&c, &c., &c.

me Africas mails delivered in this city last
ming. We have compiled from European files
tul summary of the latest financial movements in Lon
don Paris and Vienna from which 1t will be that
The morey panic in England had not completely subs
ded 18th instant. General simpsons despatch,
dated 10th ultmo, contains the details of the latest
novements of the contending parties in the Crimea
Our Madrid correspondent gives interesting facts
respecting the present state Of affairs in SPAIN We
publish late news from South America, which will be
1bund important, both in commercial and political
point Of view. Geneaal Flores had assembled eighteen
hundred troops outside the city of Montevideo with
view Of checking the revolutionary party, with whom he
suspected that the Brazilian Minister eagued for the
purpose of ipjurng him. Rio Janeiro letter of Sep
tcmber Is says
An enormous business has been done in coffee since
the last packet. From the 18th OF August to present
note sales to tho extent Of 313 600 bags, of
arrobes total Of al, 100000 lbs. OF this enormous
quantity about 1000 bags are for shipment to
America, leaving a balance Of $4,000 for European
markets.
LIE Nord, (he Russian organ in Belgium), of October
o. says,-The AngloFrench journals win probably
nounce tomorrow the commandment Of Odessa 1t is
thought that there at that place immense stores Of
wheat and as the supply of grain in England and France
b deficient, it is doubt considered quite rational
Burn what Russia possesses 1t is probable that
behold in the Black Sea bombardmeat of wea BORG
Even if it should have financial consequences
Russia, may ask ourselves whether such expedition
will exhaust the empire the English journals assert,
whether the evil which the allied fleets can nnict on
Russia viii not be terrible blow to the commercial In
terests Of all countries which interested In Odessa
The reply will be, This Is war; will burn everything
the coasts that is not surrendered Alas all will be
burnt perhaps but certainly will not be surrendered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

On the 1st inst the electric telegraph Ferrara
and Rene opened TO the public.
We read In the Roman Journal of the ID inst. -
Considering the deficiency Of the vintage the Holy
Father has prohibited for another year-hat Is until
September 1s56the expectation Of grapes must COM
mon wines and vinegar, also crude tartar. The Mi
mister Of Finance is charged with the execution of the
present decree. G.. CARDINAL ANTONELIL
Rene, sept. rs. Secretary OF State.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13
Spring and Summer Goods, at
LEWIS New Store, Market Street, Lew

NJ LEWIS New Store Market Street, Lew.
isbure. nezt door to Kline's Hotel.
Just received, Barege de Lains, Lawns, su-
perb Chal,ies, new Ptints. Nankeens, VIII
mington Stripes, Seersuckers, Brown and
White German Linens, White Irish bincns,
figure! aud dotted Swiss Muslins, Cambria,
Jacone, and Null Muslins, stamped and en-
hroidered Collars Under Sleeves and Spencers
black dotted velIs, plain and plaid Glnghams,
Silk Popins, Spring Silks, cheap Ticking Mus
Inns. Hickory Stripes for Boatmen'S Shirts,
Blue Twill for Farmers Frocks and OveraiS,
and new and fashionable Trimmings IN every
variety.
sTATlONERY-G,liot's Pens, mercantile
and for ladies' use. The best Black Ink, By the
gallon or any smaller quantity. Sesars, 10.
bacco, &c.
4 fresh assortment Of Oranges. Lemons'
Raisins, Dates. Figs, Iceland Mrss faste, Ig
Paste and Comic c ti0Acr:cS in every va
riety.
Also. fine Almond Soap, and highly per-
fumed B.,vEN's GnEasE. pronounced by froi.
Brown TO be the very best article for beauiiiy-
ins and promoting tie growth of the hair.
A Cincu1,rISG EIsuArr IS also opened
aiiorring cheap reading Of al! the new
and interesting works, which will be constant
II supplied 40 readers At One Cent per day for
each volume.
ladies are invited TO call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere, as bargains OF
the most satisfactory character Wi! be gwen.
Lcwi>burg April 6, 1855.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13
DIED,

On the 9th ult., at the house of her SON. Sa-
muel Ewing Esq, in Bndaioe Tp, widow Sarah
Ewing, in her SD year.
On the 2slh ult.. aged years and 81 days,
Matthew George Norton son of Stephen d and
Mary Chaprell, Of LewiSbors.
On the 9th inst. aged years. 6 months and
10 days, John Henry son of Charles + and
Mary Elizabeth Hess. of LewiSbuIg.
In Lewisburr. llrh inst, ased 30 days David
infant son Of Rav 4 X and NJ l. Bell
In Frecport, ILL.,, ed uit, of arrangement of
the liver. Ms. Caroline wife Of Hiram Bright
Esq. formerly Of Elmira. NY, in her eth year.
A, the residence Of Isaac Slenker Esq, in
New Berlin. 1th inst, in her :oh year. Harriet,
daughter of Paul and Henrietta Geddes.
In Northumberland, 9Th inst, James Tasgart
Esq, aged 81 years and days.
In Bloomsbury. 81 inst. in his 5th year, Cla-
renee Rupert youngest son of Col Levi L and
Susan 4 Tate.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13
See New Advertisements.

~The long but harmonious and we
trust profitable Winter Session of the
lewisburs University, closes next week.
The Ladies of the Female Institute
gave a Soree Musicale, iuterspersed with
original essays, at their building, last eve
ming. The closing Examination &C., oc-
cur on Monday afternoon, Tuesday, and
Wednesday morning next
Public performance Of the Students Of
the Academical Department, in the house
of the Baptist Church, Monday evening
next.
Junior Exhibition, Tuesday evening,
same place.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13

LOUISVILLE, April 9.-The Know
No;hings swept the city by tremendous
majority, at the municipal election held on
Saturday. Barbee, their candidate for
Mayor, and all the municipal officers, ex-
cept one School Director and two Coun-
cilmen, have been elected The Know
Nothings we're aided by the anti-liquor
men. The election passed off quietly.
CHICAGO, April e.-Suficient return.
have been received from Iowa, to show
that the Wing candidates for State Off
GERS have been elected BY larger majorites
than in August last.
Judge Cole, the Wing candidate has
been elected to the Supreme Bench in
Wisconsin.
RICHMOND MUNICIPAL ELECTION
The municipal election in Richmond, Va,
took place on Wednesday. The mayor,
both branches Of the councils, and all the
city officers, were carried by the Know
Notbings. The first gun from the cold
Dominion" The majority is 1916.