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take up the pen again, he will employ it for better
nurpo,c in better cause; and when the spirit OF pro-
pl.ecy falls upon him again, he will look beyond his
nose and ask soule Of the stad old Democrats what
sor, of majority little Democratic Middlese3 Will
roll up. Yours, &c. g. Is. \.
MASoN-Orr,cIAL.
Flournoy 737, Wise 3i9; Behle 724, McComas 3ii;
Patton 734, Bocock 337. Congress: Garlic 49,
Lewis 3i3. Senator: T.W. Smith, Amer, "a Peter
Thomas, Amer, 679i D. Polsley, Wing Anti-Kuow
Nothing, 2i9.
Wises majority $780, as We learn from reliable au
ihorityy, at Logan c. H. Mccomas 800 BOeock 30o
Edmundson'. maj. for Congress 256; Browns maj
for the Senate 3l7.
John II. Anderson, Dem, is elected from Logan
Boone aud Wyoming to the House OF Delegates
without opposition.
BOONE-OYFIcIAL.
Wise $50, Fournoy 49, McComas 2Ss, Benle IL"
Bocock Dig, Patton 49, Board of Public Works
Holiday $50, Morris Isl.
For Congress: Edmundson 295, Staples l36.
Senate: Brown 32J, Parks l29.
FAYErTE-OFrIcIAL.
Flournoy 3Ol Wise ri; Beae 299 McConas 2i5
Patton 297, Bocock 235.
Board of Public Works: Morris 81, Holiday 2G3'33
For Congress: Staples 297, Edmundson 2sl.
House Of Delegates: A. Stockton, Dem, 3Di; VIM
Tyree X. ", 256-Tyrees maj. in Raleigh IA; so hi
is elected from Fayette and Raleigh
northumberland.
Wise .IS5; Flournoy 262 McCOmas AUG; Benle ai9
Bocock AUG; Patton 253.
For Congress: Caskie 4l6; Scott $50.
For tho Senate Amber ALI; Coleman 24i.
IL. of ID. II delegated: Jno. {. Rutherford, dem
42I; w. w. Cosby, h. n. 235.
LOUISA-OFFIcIAL.
Wise Gl3; Flournoy, 46l; McComas &c. Bealo
446; Bocock GID; Patton ass.
For Congress- Caske 6l8; Scott 4i4.
For the Senate: Amber 63l; Coleman $50.
II. of d. II delegated Pendleton, dsIn 634i On.
Wis, X. y. 433.
PSYCHOLOGICAL.
Flournoy 3l6 Wise 2b7; Bealu $685. McComas PIT;
Pntton 800; Bocock 2S7. Board of Public Works,
Morris 3U9; Holladay 2S2.
For Congress- Bayly $685. and 2Os votes thrown
on Montague and others.
For Senator: Douglas 343i l.. Roane, no candi-
date, l48.
II. of Delegates: Muscoe r. H. Garnct,, dcm 3l3;
j. b. Roane, Am. 2s7. Mr.. Garrett elected from
Essex and King and Queen.
LEE-OFrIcIAL.
Wise lll3; Flournoy 81; McComas 1873 Beale
375; Bocock 1913; Patton 37i
For Congress McMullcn 1894; Trigg 40.
House OF Delegates lone delegate J: Crab,ree, dem,
6l2; Rasor, dem, 2s2i Ely, Know-Suthing, 227
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A letter from Monongalia stutes that according to
the official returns the vote for Governor was-Wise
1918, Flouruoy 662; Wiss's majority ESQ.,
Congress: Kidwell l343 Pendleton 643. Senator
Hudd.son, Dem, 1896, Combs GAG. House of Dele
gntes, q delegates) Lartz, Dem 1877, Corothers,
Dem, 1854; Kramer, American, 6S7, Fnnel, Ameri-
can, 6l0
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SALES OF TOBACCO MADE BY BOOKER s.


YIN pa,o, q hbds, 3ar IS So, ! att SO. DID
snro',ins \ hhJ. 8 5u.7. IS. 80. 75,7s, at
s Gillian, ran" al % n soy a"% i"IFs y, a.
ST5 5o'g; NV SowIin, at 5 Sc; VI Price at
5a5; "A Norton at SIS; Or RE B9uldin, at e.
3 Hnt t":s Z? y E' &ss'.!; &c.
S u, -, I; Ihos Harvey, 3hhd., ut 30, l ut O.
Rev Lewis Sk'dm"re' - at 20; Barnes al ~
B%nlIn, az "; x ssnnSers 81 al ~. AM
L Darlington, Il, 6at6, 5at7 5O,2ats. 4at9 q, Wm
liankIns. at 2oi d. Z penabie s 1T p, ~
Wa E9G,"k a ThS, s1r G4r%s a a. csrrus
;sn s's a: . ead 9 hsy ' {S 6:pss,
Estate Bell, Eat I, IS; G W Dauie, 3, gu, q.
40, Mt IS, at .; ."t lg3I at ~ Iho.nSj
Fi"nrn"y, az 81, 90 " IT, IT, Goods,
ter at ) IS. %; William Wallace, b 25 S i BarDrs
Ind, . d, 5, | at ) 80 and ~ Capt W 2 Eps
4 hhds, at ~ at ~ I"i Es!aIe o
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From the New Orleans De,,s
NEW PARTY ORE,ANIIT

Since the appearance Of NJ. Stephens i..,,
a! Of the leading Whi.journuls in Georgia hnv sever
principles laid down in the GEORGIA Pa,tr,,'o The
ntions, for the purpose OF nominating d can, ii'''
for Governor. The Macon Messenger thipk. .ste
many intelligent conservative men have been =, mat
by recent political movements Outside of all polIG
organizations. AS these men unwilling 10 ,I,:A
themselves with the Know Nothugs the editor ,b;. ~
it is altogether proper that they should NEE, n;
ven.ion and define their position He thint. W.
may be done "wi'hout arraying them in oppo,t;o, .'
the American party in the approaching canvas. " 10
lnefs WI" I'll "asI me- ~" n" Dan, or COM
feet the common objects which both have in view '''
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Whites majority in the district,
MiDDLEsEN COUNTY.


To the Editors of the Enquirer:
MIpDLEsEx C0rsTY, May SO, 1895.
conference.-the looking over your valuable paper
did not see the returns given from my little county.
As one who was much Interested in the result OF tho
election will give the majority OF Wise aud mention
little Boosting that occurred before the election
Wise's minority in this county was 6l where the op
posite party or some Of them claimed 80 for Flour.
uoy.
There seemed to have been an egresioud mistake
hcre as well IA elsewhere, for saw in the Wing, q
short time since, among the reports from other cou-
ties short piece from correspondent OF MiddeseS.
The correspondent boastinS that there had boon
no Withdrawals from the Know Sohings in this cnnn-
ty, and, promising, with absolute certainly, that -
tic Democratic Middlesex would roll up handsome
majority for Fournoy." Some Of were fools
enough to believe the thing would be 80, the cor
respondent of the Wing seemed 81 confident We GUS
pect on good grounds, who tho said correspondent
was. We suspect him to be certain young man, Il
resident of the little town Of Crbanua, the former
pita! of little Democratic Middlesex-a young man
who went 70 Tappelannuck aud hurraed for Wise and
came back aud joined the dark lantern set. lie must
have thought, as he had changed, MI other young
Democrats had done likewise. Certainly he has not
as VET cut his eye teeth in politics, and enthusi-
nstic because the little town of Crbanna almost
unanimously Know Nothing thinking that its fifteen
oes would decide the result in the county and State.
He no doubt had in his mind the fact that Crbanna
was founded the same year with Philadelphia, and
destined 10 BIO rival city; forgetting that it's growth
in importance aud population was not commensurate
with its growth in years.
sincerely wish the young man well, anu would
only advise him when he laya aside the yGf'-se" 10
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SopTuERN MARKETS

BALTIMORE, June 2.-Gra!H-Ihere on. u, MN, ,he
dong this morning and receipts are hsht GuI wv
market is steady at Yesterdays prices. mowef' ''
Flour is held at gil, and City Mills ht $lo'' oa.
New YORK, June 2.-Cotton is irsn and G% ohio
Flour is easier but not quctably lower .Is. Of 1900
$40 l2siU 81 southern y ND rsa nominal Pork d
tribe rss owe ae Beet is hass sc per gal
Whiskey is dull and lower op' Money is plenty
len. Stocks are fall and heavy '''"'
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EXAMINATION OF CADETS.

NEW YORK, June 3.-rhs annual examination OF
cadets commenced at West Point, on Friday. The
graduating class is now composed of only 81 mem
beers. Ii started four years ago with So 1t con-
sists of the following named persons Cyrus Is. Com
Layui of Massachusetts Cornelius Van Camp Mi
chsv r. Small, Daniel NJ. Groggs, Lewis Merrill, Ed
ward l.. Hariz, Timothy NJ. Bryan, Jr, Henry W.
Freddy, George II. Dick, Of Pennsylvani9 Alex
ander F. Webb, James Wheeler, Jr, Geo. D. Rug
CLOS, Clarence e. Bennett VIM. W. Averill, w. K
psase, of New York; Godfrey Weitzell, VIM: d.
dazen, OF Ohio Junius Il. Wheeler, Robert L. Hal
~, North Carolina Johu W. Turner Jessee X. Allen
oi Illinois; Eieazer Gay, Albert n. Colun, OF Nes'
mont Alfred +. A. Torbert, of Delaware John K.
church. OF Georgia; Francis X. I. Nichols OF Lou
Siana Francis 4. sharp Of Indiana; Frederick l..
Chiids, Charles W. Thomas and James H. Hill, from
tho country az large.
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From the Spirit Of Democracy.
PAGE COUNTY.

Democratic majority 9Gs.-Who could have antici'
pated that so glorious result awaited the Denocra-
cy of the gallant little "oock nde county?"
To Page belongs the BANNER. Within her linn
it's will ever be found pure Democracy enough tn
countcract that chanGcable spirit of Berkeley and
Morgan, whose position, immediately along the Bal
more aud Ohio Railroad, il sufficient evidence that
no dependence can be placed in them.
We understand that our friends i'll Luray had a
brilliant illumination on Tuesday night last. SAM
ELI " contributed to Tighten the streets on the "cca-
-.
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THE NAVAL RETIRING BoARO.-The (

lowing is list of the officers who nave oeen dPlo'n"
ed to act on thi. 30 important commission;
CArraIys.-Wm. b. Shubrick. N. c. Perry, Z. D.
McCauley, C. x. Striking. A. Bigelow.
CoHMixDERs.-G. J. Peudegrast, Franklin buc9-
anan, s. F. Du Point, Samuel Barron Anare" IL.
Foote.
LIErTys.yrs-J.S s. Mi.sroon, r. L. Page, 5. w.
Godon, W. l.. Maury, Jas. y. Biddle; r
The Service, we are sure will hail the selection OF
these gentlemen with great satisfaction as they are all
without superiors in any of the attributes which, TO-
gcther, make the serviceable officer and accomplish
cd gentleman They are to convene in this city on
the 10th inst Washington Stdr.
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JUBILEE IN PORTSMOUTH.

We learn that tho demonstration of rejoicing on the
part OF tho Democracy of Portsmouth last night was
highly creditabls to the taste Of the people OF that
gallant town. We were not there, but We witnessed
with 10Y und pride the luminous light of the torches
aud heard with rapture the booming of the great
guns ucross the water; and hearts beat high, as
the soul stirring music and hearty cheers Of the no.
bic Norfolk delegation fell upou our eGrs. The bun.
pers and transparaiIcies and cmblenB nro told
were beautiful and imposing and the procession just
such one as the daring daShing Democracy OF Ports
mouth capable Of paradinE.
Since our sstsr-town has paid the last sad tribute
to Sam, we hope we shall also have her condolences
when Norfolk throws her handful of ashes upon his
grave Norfolk Meas.
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WHAT THE KNoW-NOTHINGS SAY OF vIR-



The Fasaaiar Fable # the Sour Grapes Illustrated
During the recent canvass in this State, Virginia
was cnressed, and wvoed, by the Kpow-Sothipg
Press With every form aud phrase Of fattery. Her
senown was tho subject Of brilliant illustration, and
the virtue and intelligence Of her people the theme Of
ipcessant and even sxtravagant euogium.
Since the election, it seems the glory Of Virginia
has suffered sudden and disastrous eclipse. Instead
Of the soothing words Of compliment with which she
wa. invited to the embrace of know-Noth'ngism,
,ne is repealed now by the bterest rcproaches and
abuse. "Virginia," Gays BOBBY Brooks through the
New York E1pyc,,, "Virginia for seventy years has
voted one wsy in Presidential clections--and until
she is crossed and recrossed BY rail roads, and manu-
fic.urcs ore mixed up with agriculture, SO she will
vote. The prtudices of her farmers are unconquer-
able Illinois. and even Georgia, OF tho second class
States are more important, and have more real IN
hueuce in the Union" The ignorance of this writer
Is cqua, to his maispity, We did suppose that oven
the chief scribe Of tho KnowNothing party was To-
formed Of the fact that Virginia s adequately sup
piled with railway facilities and that she is not def-
cent in manufacturing enterprise In its sneer at the
"prejudices Of her farmers" the Erpres, betrays
truor appreciation Of tho Virginia character. The
trdcittonhl oSnity dnu Stcauy conservatism OF TINS
class of our community, constitute at onco the
strength and the glory Of Virginia. Their ster.
ling qualities Of intellect and character have kept
the Stute steadfast to it's ancient principles and
true to its ancestral renown Hu, for them the pes,.
lent novelties of Northern philosophy might flourish
bore, and Virginia nish. have dssccuded with Nus.
,acbusst,s into the depths Of Know-Nothng degra-
da.iou tits from their quiet and remote walks that the
ranks of the Democracy are recruited and it upon
their solid sense that rely In every such crisis 81
public danger a. that through which they have jus
conducted ths State In safety aud triumph All honor
70 the Farmers Of Virginia! The New York Errrs''
may boast the enterprise Of it's merchants and the
skin of its srtzans, but we woald not exchange the
quiet industry the solid worth aud the straightforward
sagacty of the farmers Of Virginia for all the fan
.astc theories, spurious philanthropy and physical
development Of the Empire State.
W. do not wonder tbut an achievement which has
infinitely enhanced the power and the glory
Of rrgniu, IN the estimation Of all right think
Jag persons should degrade her 10 the opinion Of the
srolosss Of Hncs, Setbinsisa. Nothing was want
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN SOUTH BOSTON.
Tie Champion Of Ctra and Religious Liberty.
VOICE FROM INDEPENDENCE HALL.

Bosros, June "a fire occurred this morning near
the corner of Quincy and d streets, South Boston,
destroying the rope walk Of j. S. Burton, the De.
cochon Mill Of Ward & Bool, the varnish factory Of
King Dexter, together with twelve small dwelling
houses occupied by poor families. The Methodist
church, Suffolk Lead Works and other buildings
caught rs but were saved by the energy Of the FIRE.
men. The loss 10 about $25, 900.
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SUULES KEPLY TO FERRY'S LETTER.
NEW ORLEANS, May 30-Mr. Soule has published
letter in the papers day. stating that there is NOT
to bis conduct whilst Minister to Spain He snys thut
the basensss of tho impudent writer is only eluaed
by his hypocrisy and cowardice. He concludes by
stating that be 10 preparing for the press picture Of
Mr.. Pery's doings during bis mission to Spain.
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POLITICAL EXCITEMENT IN WASHINGTON

POLITICAL EXCITEMENT IN WASHINETUN.
WAsHiSGroS, June 3.-The circuit court was
crowded Yesterday to hear the decision Of the ques
ton involving the right of about one hundred and
fifty naturalzed foreigners TO vote on Monday TOR mn,
nicipal officers. The decision WAS reserved until
Monday. The question is important, as it Is sup
posed that the admission of these would turn the
scales in favor Of the anti-Know. Nothings. Both
parties are almost ut the fighting point.
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COMMERCIAL. RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS JUNE5 W.

y,
IT The following quotations are wholesale po- ...
| orders higher prices will be charsed '''
| BACON-City cured and Smh.icld, hog roupd lo.,,,
cents Sides lOt l0j; Shoulders o.. uan ~ iv
Western Ba,-ed. III q l3; Queen City Hams IA; CON-
| North Carolna hoground lOc; Todd's I2c '''
| BUTTEK-Prnlc Country Butter, 25U26 cts; do r.,
shun 2j625 cts; old and inferior, lSd2Octs v"
| BEESWAX-25! Q26! + 10.
COTTONTransnctonsi in Cotton 'ery limited bs,.
| We quote 81 Gg!c T. ID. "e'
COTTON YARNs-l76ls c,s. cash. Cotton co,5.,.
70 cts. = II. -
CANDLEs-Talow 10 cents p ft; Jacksons DO -.
Eu'S Isle; Adamantine %. a esc.; Sperm .9a43c -
| COAL-Anthraclte 81 80 T. ton; Brumnous: .ys,.,
| Il cts T. bushel fine, l00llc; lump l9ic hhil Is
CoFFEE-Rio lO0ll ctsi Lagu"yra ii:alli; Ia
| ais: stock light; Mocha l30ljt cts. -"
| CORN MEAL-Sl IS for country
| CORN-Sl l2.0l II por bushe.
FLouR-superfne sll 50; Extra Sle; fan:ly 10 Oe,
Receipts light and stock small Market dull aud 10 .,,
pin. Gcmnud NJ these quotations.
FiSlf-HerinRs, North Carolina gross, s. 80 fs,,r,
Roe, in bbls, 81. do; in haiti bbs, s+eis; cirprf 8
an Saad No Sl09ll. p bbl harkerei. No iaisS ),
Dbl; No . S!2i No. 3. s5! No 1. So; S5 Hahn,
Gross 81; Clppcds595i.
FLAXSEED--Sl 622l % T. bu-heL '"
GRASS SEEDS-CIovrr sol TO - + bushel; T.mohv
a. IS Herds grass 81 % H | 50
GUNroWDER-3Dupont,t and Heard Sporting F,sr.
ESG-o5 Doc = ID.
GUANO-Wc quote Peruvian at $50 so delivered from
,tcre-lrom wlnrt $50 Mexican :I0n3S 90.
Slaughtered, Ct cent? ID, green weight; cali
skins, green slal IL. No Spanish Eiie. in market,
HAl-Sl 80 u by the from store SI ~!
iDoy sND Nail S-pi, Iron Sl2n 40 I, ION Su-d..
ons o; rom. English refined So Common Fin .Ii.h so
$780, too ~ cn,.n,rs 500 Tted.gnr Sa5 Cu, M.
am am a. mar In ~ "
4s| ,tnpprime in hills llaIlI: in kec. lltall;c.,
IL. ~
PH,'r .TrIEP Good s,ano 2Oaeo cts u N miii.
IL 10 .soi 6o.c . damaged ls6.ne. poor l5slTc
welsas - s0d 81 co n, in size weigh, and ou,I,r
nppei rce onlv Tor superior heavy sides Skir,in,
ne %'.l. .ntitr is more plen.v with Ices demand
a move ~, m Il, ogc as -x,rcmei principal salcs 22826c
"" TIiHToPs-8ruudv O;urd Dupuy 4 Co. $50 % y
II q S.igprtt. So 25d !: Sazcrac, So 253si 80; Hes
4, "a a5a5 90: Peach scarce nj 81 IS a 2; Vrc,ui,
i; SGc do old 1881 80; Northern do roc; Ir,,,
apP'v;, ,5asc Pvn New England 432asc scarce G,
ION SO Al nGnI =. American 45c Hkiskry Richmona
sj sagao cash Cincinnati 10 cts each: 4. "a,
ncci"t ; "
mnns; CLAIR wb;,o min. s3sas4o re6,,s do 500
Lo:iDi',,N S,nsso- N " O,e inch yeow nino rI.rh
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pr TO the complete ,udicatou Of her fame but 'ne
-.rr,a,hc> of rury which riots in intellectual dark
,o,. md moral debasement. May she never deserve
-, lcs.i
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THE ELECTION.

Returns are in from all the counties except "yo'
ming, which generally gives about ~ Wing majority.
The five counties heard from since the publication VI
our table, OH Friday lust givea majority to MIR.
of o3 which. added to his evious majority, makes
his present majority star IO,lSl In our issue OF
Friday next we expect TO give the full vote OF all the
counties in the State with such corrections az the OH
cal returns received, in the meantime may sugSes''
Dir. Wise's majority will be about lo'ooo'
We have gained % members OF the Legislature
and lost IL. This gives US majority OF 20 IN the
next Legislature.
OF tho thirteen members of Congress elected,
twelve are Democrats-one district Mr. Lewiss) still
to bs heard from. The Know-Notbings are claiming
the election of their candidate tr. Carlle,) but the
election is so close that it is believed tho result will
not DO known until The official returns shall! be counted
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ROCKINGHAM.
Wise'a majorit,

For tho Scnate-Dcnea.o PISS Moomaw 413; Nor.
ment 1855.
For tho House of Delegates Sprinkle 1888; Brown
1874; Yancey 1885, Stevens li5G; Coo,es 1882; Har.
per $40; Richards 76; Mauck, X. NJ SCI; Kyle X.
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In this issue of our country paper the reader will
find an admirable exposure of the iniqui,os Of Know
Nothiugsm from tIe pen of Mr.. Robert Mayo OF
Westmoreland county.
Mr.. Mayo was distinguished member of the Wing
party aud after its dissolution he was drawn into the
Know Nothing order by his political associations
His letter disclo,es the results of his personal obser
Yntinn.
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Pos1ruSEp.-The trial Of Fsris, charged with the
murder Of White, in Botetourt, has been postponed
until October.
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DoMEsTIc.--NOrthcrm EXchHnGe-ChGcks on the chief
Northern cities selling M |! per cent premium Large
Northern City Bank SOtcf per cent. premium. .
uncurrcni Bank Sotrs-or rather notes not bankaeie-
quote as follow:
Notes Of tho Exchange Bank OF Ssiden, Withar. Coz
40 per cen, discount. Those oil the Trans'Al'gh'D
Bank, per cont discount. $50 =, - .
The notes of the following Virginia Ranks arc Ia
ken on rps.te the Banks heres Monticello Bhnk Guar
Io;,csyille Central Bank Stsunton Merchant, Bank,
Iypchhurg Bank of Commerce, trrdericksburs Bhnk o
the Old Dominion, Alexandria; Bank Of Rockingham. llaF
risonburc Bank OF Winche.t,r Wnche.teri and Bank OF
Scottsvl..
Tho following arn per cent di-count with the Brokeu
Fniruon Bank, fuirinOnt Bank OF Brrkclry Msrr.burc
and Manufacturers gnd Fnrmers Bank OF wbeons-And
all the Wheeling Bank Notes.
The NOES OF tho Bank OF kanawhs Maiden. are 10 per
| cent. discount.
| North Carolina Bahk notes arc per cent discount
South Carolirn. dis. Tennessee. y
Bt1k OF Mobile ............. kentucky ..--.......s
Geo, Ohio :........a
All solvent small notes, except Fredericksburg Coror"'
ton arc by tho brokers cont dis. Fr"deren'
burg are down 10 Is y cent. dis
Gold premium Silyer-2 prem. for old. New l.
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FoRyIo.-A vessel taken for Antwerp st 2ss. Cd ssv'
era VESSELS wanted IN few weeks for Liverpool Of pro-
pori:Onhie rates.
nnM.arIc --lrcrhta dnll NJ thu following rnfea;
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LOGAN COUNTY.

LOGAN COUNTY,
For Governor-Wisc's majority 2s3.
For Lieut.. observation-disclosures majority, jpn.
For Attorney General-Bocock 2GO.
For Board Public Works-lIolladay 242
For Cungress-Edmundson DEM 2o6.
For State Senate-Brown tDen.) 81.
For ionse Of Delegates -Anderson (Demncrat)-
all elected.
HANOVER AND IIENRICO.
The following is the official vote of the Senatorial
district composed of the counties of Hanover and
Henrco o,,
Whites majority in IIsBoTer, ~!
Reins' majority in Henrco, la
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OurRAoE.-On Monday evening last young Irish
man named Andrew Morarty made violent attack
upon COL Joseph Slerrnrd, citizen OF Notwithstanding
Montgomery county. The difficulty originated in u
political discussion Moriarty WAS afterwards bound
over in the sum Of s5UO keep the pence for twelve
months.
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You will agree with me, that the predictions OF your
Highland correspondent have been fully verified aId
thGt signal Waterloo defeat has completely SUP
merged religious intolerance up here IN the noun
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRoIsIA.--Tie Alumni address
will be delivered by Judge J. w. Brockenb.ough on
Thursday, the 18th Of June Tho number Of stu
J-uts in attendance is ia, an increase of near nifty
band s from tho District Of Columbia, and 322 from
Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-05

Fgx,1E SwIspLrK--A young lady of genteel mp
pearance, has been swndling the people OF Norfolk
by representing hereof collector for orphan asy-
um there and thus obtaining their money.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-05

THE Princess ANNE MURrER.-Villiam Ewell
charged with the murder OF A. McAlpne, III Princess
Anne county, il September last, has been convicseu
sonment in the penitenury.