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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-19
BY Alexander Mott.

EURNITURE, DRY GOODS, SHOES.
\ HATS, &c-Will be sold at Auction on TIES
DAY MORNING, Nov. Goth commencing at 10 o'cpk,
a general assortment. of Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Stoves &c ~ -A-'SA'A
Also, several invoices Dry Goods. Clothing Shoes
Hats, Crockery and Glass Ware.
lo,oo0 Segars. choice brands
no 10 ATTY Norn A..
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MILLINERY, &c.
ASN TO THE LADIES'. "a,
ESA SECOND OPENING OF &g
FASHIONS va

EESN Sc COND OPENIN OF 0E4&9
FASHIONS w
At 81 Main Street ncrt door 10 q r S;,,o, l. ~,
MISS RACHEL. LYON
Will opeu TO-DAY several cases of rich Gooda re-
ceived by express and last steamer from New York
amongst which the latest Partisan designs for tia
season, with other novelties, much admired both in
Parls and New York. Paris Feathers, French Flow.
ers, white and colored Straw Bonnets with many
other articles in her line win be sold reduced price
for cash.
N. B.-This being her last public notice for the sea-
son. she would here inform her customers and ths
public generally that she will receive fresh good,
every week and has receive regularly Re-
ports of the Fashions with every novelty in the mil
linery line during the seasons which she will Offer
them at small ADVANCE. no l4-iw
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r a.. N W TT Dc sod on the q tn
\ INST, tNovember,) at the residence of the late
Natnanlei Green, in Chesterfield county all the
and Kitchen Furniture the stock of Horses
Cattle Sheep hogs, and crops of Corn, Fodder Oats
Tools &c.
The sale will take place on the day above desgna.
ted, II fair, If not the next fair day thereafter
HENRY w. FISHER
no l9-td BENZ. HATCHER Admn
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IN appointed THOMAS WHEELEY. Of the city 4
Richmond, my lawful asenl for me and in my naino
70 cary on business q an Ordinary and 6sorehsege'
Riehmpud. Noy q 1855 1-kss
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IIOW TO GET RID OF RATS--OId

low TO GET RID OF RATS--Old,
l. young and midde-aged, with the shortest posi-
BILE suffering to them, and with small probability of
their dying in their holes other uncomeatahle
places buy Lyons Magnetic Pills. for the certain de-
struction of the above named pests Also Lyons
Magnetic Powder, tor the speedy removal ut Cock
reaches and insects of all kinds about house. Prn
DUAL L NORToN's
nos Drug Store, 10th and Main SITS.
ITO ALL HUNTSMEN AND MARKS
l. MEN.-The undersigned begs leave most respect
fully to inform the public that he has established,
manufactures RIFLES Double Barreled Guns, Sim
gle Guns and PISTOLS of every kind and description.
The durability, elegance and solidity of workman
ship, he is willing to guarantee.
He also repairs weapons of all kinds upon short no.
tice, and soIicits kind patronage.
Sc 23-1aw2m* C. F.. GROHNWALD.
JAMES RIVER LAND, MTHE COUNTY
y OF JAMES CITY, FOR SALE.-Havng deter
mined to move to the South, am going to sell my
estate, lying Immediately James River, only fix
miles from Williamsburg, at which city there is a
male and female academy, in addition to William nd
The tract contains over ONE THOUSAND ACRES,
more than half of which ia cleared and III an mproy
ing condition.
The improvements consist of r SMALL Dwell
LING HOUSE, TWO LARGE BARNS, LARGE
STABLE, AND COMFORTABLE HOUSES, with
the farm.
j, The soil is unsurpassed by any land on the lame.
River. for Wheat
deem a further description of the land unneces
sary, as all persons wishing TO buy will examine fol
themsclveF, invite all such to do SO very soon.
II he wishes. the purchaser can have the SLAVES
TEAMS, FARMING UTENSILS, and STOCK Of
all Kinds on the farm, at 9 fair price.
II am not explicit enough, those wanting more
information, will please address at Williamsburg
and they will be answered immediately and WITH
pleasure. H. 4. JONES.
p. ST. am not advertising to let it be known thai
| have this property, but to sell it. II n ,oyrc
n IL. j. Fso.
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RUNAWAY.


Ia 100 DOLLARS KEWARD..-Rau-
E{H away on yesterday, from the residence of the
en- subscriber, about miles below the city of
~ Richmond, my man WILLIAM. He is of q
-&> light gingerbread color, with very fiat nose,
rather thick upper lip carries his head very much
back is about feet 10 inches high has very senteel
air and carriage. His parents reside in Philadelphia,
and he has connexions in Richmond. He is about 81
years of age, and WAS my house servant.
will give 25 for his apprehension if taken in the
State, and 800 if taken of it, that get him
again. 13-2awts GEO. NJ. SAVAGE.
In FIVE DOLLARS REWARD will
IN be paid for the apprehension and delivery at
CA my store of JIM RICE, yellow fellow, who
~ has been acting as porter at my store this
49, year. IS ALEX. MOTT.
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a Observation-Disclosures n

81 GREAT REDUCTION IN THE err
MPRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.-From Bill
Is to 20 per cent. saved by buying from J. Ss&A
Nioleskin Hats, best quality. so
Moleskin Hats second quality. 800
$50
Efne Caskln Sewed Boots. $50
Congress Cater Boots g
Fine Calfskin Sewed Shoes. ..................22 q
J. ID. ANTHONY hes made arrangements with one
OF the best makers in the city of Philadelphia TO sun
ply him with handsome and substantial Calfskn
sewed BooT which he will sell the unprecedented
low price OF $3.50. &C l3-d&cly
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GENTS DRESS CLOTHING--In large
~ quantities open for inspection at ITO Main
street We call attention TO the stock, confident that
the necessary qualities for favorable goods COM
bined in each article offered for sale. We would
urge persons buying wearing apparel not to be de-
ceived by the oft repeated declaration that the fit
style and workmanship of Ready Made Clothing is
imperfect proof that such is not the case we can
cite quite number of dress and business suits sold by
which have proven excellent in all points, and q
rapidly increasing trade is the best evidence we
Offer that ready made stock does suit. We guar
antee every garment to be perfect. Call and satisy
yourselves that the facts above stated nre indisputa
BILE. GROSHONG l. TUPMAN
mol ITO Main sire ct
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Lys By
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So. ~ DUO oney Nlcks and Cuffs
'glFFcl do. do.
Id ar al3 "a C,hilGren's Nicks Capes and Cuffs
s. and Children's Mufts
2 VII ' gu Gown Trimmings, &c. &c.
rrca6s .o'i respectfully invite the attention of
Re Jus t ana the public
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NOTICE.-.I do hereby constitute MARK
~ SCHULTZ NY true and lawful agent, TO condrct
for me and in my name the business Of Merchant
Talor and Ready Made Ciothier, in the city OF Rch-
mond; bnt sial require all purchases made by hi',
for said business be for cesh only and will not hold
mysef responsible for any purchases made credit.
NO 7-IG HIRAM BRAGG.
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q Observation-Disclosures has removed
bis BOOT and SHOE MANUfACTORY to
No. Exchange Place, 18th street, under the
~e~s Exchange Hotel, where he would be pleased
to see his old customers, and also many ones
as choose to CALL confidently believing that he suit
them as well as any other establishment in the city
~ Particular attention paid to fitting tender feet.
&C 2q-dIm
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c''s = FOR NORFOLK AND

/ - 80 ~ KS.-I have the pleasure to
ts Raw , .'lr Ladies Of the city and country that
Is. oi0'uhS ono the largest and most varied
t.s OF Fancy Furs ever before offered for sale
n.y. ''elccted by rnyself) consisting in part as
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0 HATS AND CAPS.--I am, now re-
M.S ceiving large additions to nv Fall stock of
g HATS and CAPS, selected in the Northern ci-
ties, I'm persona which makes my assortment very
complete, which am disposed to sell on nccommods-
ting TERMS at wholesale or retail.
oc 4-Iawts Holm TuOMpqoN
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wise's majority III; McComas majority l3li b.
cocks majority lib. ~
DR.. s. Bosworth, Wing, is elected over Phares, De-
nocra by 81 majority TO the House OF peieRaet N,
Hon. e. s. Lewis Democrat, has majority Oh III
oyerJ. s. Carlisle Know Nothing, for Congress III
this county. c,., ::
=. S.-Mr Lewis ia reported to lead Carlisle III
Randolph, Barbour and tpshur counties by about
wv ''''' A BANNER COUNTY.
RANDOLPH COUNTY, May 10
To the Editors of the Enquirer: -Gentlemen:-be-
low you have the result of the election IN ns county
Sam" has been badly beaten here; they carried no
candidate in this county claimed by mem rs S"na
tor elect to the Legislature of Virginia IN his own
certificate and declaration, declared himself uncon-
nscted with he Know-Nolhng order but Inc hta.e
Democratic ticket hus been carried beyond Tie inos
sangune expectations ut the FRIENDS I" .ne '"ps.
tell you there was some bard work done. hrJ9Ge
with us upon the demise Of the invisible sam. Inc
State is ssfe now thrice venerute old Virginia
my own my native land! The following il the vote
given in this county For Governor: WISE AZ,
McComss 496, Bsale 2sS; McComns maj 1872: For
Attorney General: Bocock 4D7 Patton "! 30
cocks mai. 49, For Congress Lewis 43o, Carllle
o4O: Lewis's maj. 1885, For State Senate; Phares
3I7, BoswortL, Wing, 37S; Bosworths maj. 81
BATH AND HIGHLAND COUNTIES.
CLEEK's MILL, BATH COUNTY, VA
May IS, 1855.
To the Editor. Of the Observation-Disclosures, en-;
ooss you the returns of The election OF Bath anu
Highland. For Wise 225. Flournoy SiG Letcher 'o'',
Seymour "a, Paxton eO6, NcGuhin 2S5, Carpenter
leo, Terrill $40. o
Highland-Wise's majority 100; PaEton's 100
Col. A. H. Byrd for House of Delegates, Is elected
by l0l majority over the Know ofhlpg anti-hePHo
Ican Eagle who left his party in hopes to ride info Of
fee on the Know Nothing PLATFORM but he has been
as much mistaken as If he had burnt his shirt with
the expectation Of getting another one in ita place.
80.
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(fsom the chri-tiansburg, Va) Star.
AZ ABOLITION TRICK.


Some time ago, we published our yieYs with refer.
ence 10 certain rlc abolition SHEET, called the Cincn
matt Dollar Times, that was by some mysterious cha
racters circulated in our county. We knew we were
publishing but the almost universal sentiment Of our
Whole community and that there would be, by the
honest people .! our county full aud complete rep
rmand Of everything conne2ted with h nor Nothing
i'm on the Gny of the election. We wcrG tnken to
task Nv our neighbors Of the Herald, for frnnkly
nvowing sentiments, and not very emphntical!y
asked, who informed Of the fact that the CiH6n,
natl Dollar Times was an abolition shert. We would
just inform them that il he will Gull at our office, we
will show him some facs connected with this see
that neghbors have failed to notice On our Ja,r
bic there is to be seen tro paptrs OF ne sa" "r ts
real sheet issued to regular suDscripS eec,
other bogus sheet, fred up for the f"R"th e two
iOns ANY person can the difference =" much Of
papers by calling but cannot De- ,e Herald. and
our time paper to our neiShbors OF ~, very differ
as our object i to employ ourselves IN than that
ent manner, aud for much nooler :. tbs people
Of disputing with them will now rartv md paper
have bid them, their I ka0w sie to them
and their Marty, and it is this we rS coar.st tex
ciotbe yoursef in sack cloth OF the w. wy, cnn and
and Get some Of the strongest evil desd.
and before .ean possible But SIR adisu
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,HIcAoo, May IS, Us
IRON tue baltimore Republican!
KNOW-E0THING TELEGRAPH1NG

1t has been thought necessary by some OF the m
cunning of the Know Nuthings, or their sympa;a,i.
at Washington 10 break the force upon the country
the di.graceful conduct of the scurvy ru:ian, who
tprrupted Mr.. Wise OH Saturday evening last. Ic
this effrctuny, the telegraph was resortei to; 81:
contemplate despatch manufactured for pubIics:i
in ne,yspauer. OF large circulation, yclep. "il:
pendent and claiming al the {" sespeciacI!;.
Tho despatch atates tia, the "higAls i,Hpr0lrr 70
duci of par,!es at tho meeting of tho friends Of y
Wise il unanimously condemned by both psrts
and especially the Intelligent portion o! the Amer:.
phrly.
We are astonished that such dsingenGOus .wG",
in impotent defcIce Of so base transaction, SION
be admitted into eyer parti1an Journals 70 '9r TO
thing Of respectable, independent Journals Of log:
circniatdn.'
Falsrhoots by implication characterize tue dcspsr
referred to for there could be no "1MdatNr0u' CO!
drmnn.ion" where there arc q sufficient nunbe-
banded ruliians 10 bronx up nm assemblage Of :.
friends of equal rights and equal laws. Nor could
disgusting offence have been condemned BY the q
hiNgcH portion Of the American party, for tie Il
son, TINT though pcrchancc few in numbers. il j. d;
presumed that their interference 10 control the roT
element would have been elective 10 prevent dist
bance.
Where were the intelligen. Know. Nothirgs WIZ
.sere lie IG!ice Was il hot understood in .
Know Nothing lodges AID IL al tier cn<,d0 cI.tr
that Mr. Wise would not he allowed 70 speIk v
.uspsc so; md we also suspect, that the nteilieF
Of the higo!ted pack understood Il too q
,;huc.!rd ~ the sgggc"tmi.
we say, more in sorrnw than III anger ibaf "a
whole conuiry is insultrd by these nin,nug. pTpcee
ngs ct the ,;atiun's capital. Thcir frequent rec.
renee s fast bringing the character OF thar city Il
Something more is necessary Ia the VII
cation of the citizens than di.ugenunus te!egrap.
despatch, which characterizes gross exhibitions oil
bascst passions ~ 'h;ghiy 'mp,Osr condnct.' The
notes OF the Inteilsenccr 10y way Of rebuke, sre,
regret 10 say. entirely unworthy of journal claim
surern. ,!.rcti:c y respect to the conservatism
| " and orGgr. 'fr
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MIR. WISE IN WASHINGTON.

BAD POLICY or THE kNoW-SOrHINGs.
Mr.. Wise, resting in Washington from his reCs-
extraordinary laLurs in the Virginia canvass. "
there called upon at his hotel by the exutant DEM
crazy, including, no doubt, large number OF ono
holders, AMI wa3 congrat uih,cl upon his supp"'1
election with serena,ie and called out FOR sper1
But, we Gre sorry 10 say that he WIS cut short BY
hnptings, Yellings and other interruptions q: dsi'
derry body ii n.-n supposed I" be Know Nothir !
and was compelled TO giye /! ;.I. such 4ondI''
this on the part Of his opponents il without esc'i
md If perst> cred in, its natural consequences
inevitably extend ~ rial9, LlTGdshed. and sac
public excitement and disorder discredItnhle loa
and intelligent people. We have had some IusNi
Of this in the late election disturbances ut Cmcai
and Louisville. The moral effect of such proces!i
as those in Washington On Saturday night Gt'
Mr.. Wise will bs 10 drive away respectable and
minded men from any association with the parry ~
cerned. The true policy of the Know Sod'os.H
show Themselves in their public conduct "ocM
the public confidence. If they persist IN d,ntr
.0,r:c they must expect soon 10 fall into the bad
pu,c of tho lined 5ules and ruthans WHO have d'1
80 much 10 denora!i:e and destroy boil! shc old
liiica parties In tlris city Let doceacy DO paa|
rule of action among the Know Nothiugs, or ts77
will surely slnk into the sane public contempt
i. U'ia!i.
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NELSON.
The following the majorities in Nelson county:
Fluurnoy's majority 292.
Lyon, K. n, for Cungress-mnjority 25s ~,
House of Delegates-CabclIs X. ny majority 3"@
The Democratic party has lost nothing in the coun-
ty. They poled 444 for Pierce and about 46O Tor
"'''' KING & QUEEN.
NEwTows, King e. Queen CO., Va, May -.
To the Editors of the Enquirer :-Gentlenen 81
give you below statement of tho polls at Newtown
For Governor: Henry A. Wise AZ, T. S. Flournoy
A.
For 1t. Governor: McComas 49, Beele A..
For Attorney General: Bocock az, Putton IL.
For Board Of Public Works Holiday so, Norris
49,
For Congress T. il. Bayly AZ, NJ. r. II. Garnett
80.
For House of Delegates Edward Gresham S, j.
Il. Roaue So, NJ. X. II. Garnet 81.
Despite the croaking and Dragging Of Wings and
Known othings, We believe that Henry A. Wise Is
now the Governor elect of Virginia. Owing to apathy
ON the part of the Democrats aud the unprecedented
activity Of the Wings ajorities not DO largc
rs we had hoped for; yet congratulate Ourselves
in having majority Of the sovsreigns of our pre-
cinct free from the deceptive embraces aud hypocrtl-
cal mummery Of Know Nottingham. One fact bus
been developed beyond question in this election, viz
Acknowledgment ia Whiggery. Nothing save the
hand OF the resurrecouis dragging spirits from the
bosom of the EARTH and from the Vas!y deep, could
have contributed to the efforts Of the Whigl in this
election Ii they defeated, IS believe it glo.
rous defeat Of Whigsm Know othinsIsm, aud Abo-
litiouism. Is.
KING AND QuEEs. c. H., May 26, 1855.
TO the Editors Of the Enqurer--GeItlemen BE
low you will find the result Of the election in this
county:
ForGovcrnor: Wise 39T, Flournoy JOB. Wises
minority in the county ~. For Lieut.. Governor:
McColnas 500, Beale 3O4. McCumas mnory IS.
For Attorney General Bocock's majority lis. For
Board of Public Works Holiday. majority ~.
Douglas majority, whole vote. Garpett's majority
in King and queen 50. He is certainly elected by 81
majority and possibly more. For Congress: Bayly
asl, scattering 2l5. Baylys majority l69.
UPSHCR.
BycKHASyos, UPsHuR COUNTY, NA,}
May 26, 1855.
To the Editors OF tie Observation-Disclosures
my letter to you of the 10Th Ars ;a.t, pledged you
Democratic majority in Cpshur cGuRty If ip0-tlut
pledge has been redeemed with good interest. Fro.G
tho returns enclosed the stands Wise 5l2 Flour
noy 299, Lewis, democrat, for Congress,) sos, Car
ill., TX NJ 29i, Cnrpcr, Democrat for House OF De-
legate.,, SIP, jackson, TX. ~ 27s. Majority for
Wise and The tict r 2l3 Lewis majority, ia; Car
per's majority 23i. Sotqsan's majority over Sum-
mcrs, in 1851, was IL. Pretty we'll for Ipshur.
The following is the vote in L pshpr coanty:
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wiso's majority, 967 1886 Kidwell's.
The result is mp to my estimates for the District in
beth cusos, las published in the Enquirer.)
PLEASANTS COUNTY.
ST. MAKy's, Pleasanis Co., Va.
May 18th, 1855.
To tho Editors of the Observation-Disclosures: Yes
terday was glorious dny for the Democracy OF Plea.
SAINTS county. The w-Nothings boosted that they
would carry the county by 6O majority but in spite
of the shameful disaccton of some of our party ana
the Dragging aud blutiins of that oah.bound acflo
the Democracy have triumphed. To those noble ana
gallant Wings who stood by us in this trying Contest
Ne return our thanks and congratulations: belo"
YOU have correct statement Of the vote III TINS conn
ty:
ST. Mary's-Wise 70. Flnurnoy 81.
Sugar Creek-Wise So, Flournoy is.
Cow Creek-Wisc Sc, Flournoy ~.
Pine Grove-Wisr q, Flournoy 81.
Total-Wise 49,, Flournoy 2U2-Wise's minority
80. -,
Kdwelrs majority over Peudeton for Congress III.
Collins, (Dem.) for House of Delegates, majority
over Blair TX. NJ 80.
PRINCESS ANNE COUNTY.
PaiscESs ANNE, May ., 1855.
To the Editors Of the -Gentlemen--Our
election returns are all in, and tho following the re-
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Prem the L ouisville Democrat.
THE DEAD.

Whsre arc the dead 1.-THE lovely ones who parted
From our bright home like cherished summer aow-
crs7
Where arc the dead p the pure the faithful hearted
Whose love made beautiful LIES suddest hoursl
The spirit ofths friend, who lies before me
In deaths cold arms, pale, spiritual and fair
Oh! j. is towering in affection Ger me,
A blessed angel in tho of air.
Where is that spirit Is it gladly flying
Away to Hesvou along its shining track,
And Ger our sorrows Is it signing
And does it pause and look in sorrow back!
Is it detained upon its way to Heaven.
A lovely ngeror in the upper air
Ny aching heart is with the wild thought riven-
Where are tho spirits of the dead! oh wheref
] look around on the familiar places
Where they have been, but they are hero no
more
meet no more their kind and lovely faces,
The music OF their tones for me is Ger.
dream that am near the loved departed,
And forget that they cold and dead,
hold my hear. and with my glad lips parted,
/ listen tondly for their coming tread,
And in the stiffness of the twilight lone,
When slowly steals the hush Of evening on,
close my eyes and think l hear each tone
That made life music in the days agone!
The dead are near-then why should be lonely
I huve kind watchers DER mo night and day,
They bear up with of loving kindness,
They point to Heaven aud smiling 'lead the way"
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Morris loads Holiday 70 majority.
ALLEGHANY COUNTY.
Tho following is the state of the polls in this COUNTY
Lieut.. Governor: McComas 339, Beale 2O3; maj: for
McComas 136 For Attorney General: Bocoek 81
Patton POI; maj. for Bocock llO. For Board Pub
lie Works Holiday 333 Morris 2Os; maj. for HOl-
laduy l25. Edmundson 3i7, Staples 2OO maj, for
Carpenter lSS.
TAYLOR COUNTY.
PEuSTYIowF, Nay IS, 1855.
To the Editors Of tho Enquirer :-GeEtlanen Il
take pleasure in sending you the returns Of tho VOC Of
county.
Wiso'smajorty %, KidwclIs mHOrty5o, Newton's
majority 81. Thus you We have been triumph
AMI. 100 guns for the Democracy vi Taylor!
have just I.earI from Barbour. Wisc's MINORITY
there is Al, Lewis majority AL, Daniels majority
36i.
The returns from Harrison, Marion and Monopga-
lia show all Increased vote for Wise. over Governor
Johusous vote. believe that Wise has CARRIED the
State by large lie has put his foot on tbs
neck OF Know NUthiugism and crushed It, hope
am for Wise for the next President; he is the very
~ PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY.
To the Editors IF tile Enquirer: -Centlemen This
is Mr. Flournoy's native county. Below you have
the result of the late election in this county, taken
from the official raturus The storm is over, quiet
and calm prevail.
Wise - For Lieut.. McCo,nns 42s, Bcale
337; mai. for McComus 81. For Attorney General
Bucock 1875. Patton 33I; mai. for B1cc2k lOl. For
Congress-Wm. y. Goode, Dem. 437, J.. Tazeweu,
K. y. and Wing, $50; mnj for Goode lO7 For ststs
Senate-1hos. II. Campbell, Dem, AS, r. II. Allen,
X. n, voted for by the Wings, 3e3 lnni for Camp
bell lo2. For House OF Delegatns-Thos T. Tredway,
Dom, $780, Stephen o. Sonhall. Wing. and voted for
by X. N.'s, 35T; maj. for Tredway ".
SPOTSYLVANIA.