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ADVERTISEMENTS
No. + sprtgg House Emporiumll
CLOTHS oAssIMEREs AND yEsrINasl


New RPFlnE and Aulnmer G. 0OdSl
EtteaHare in being able to say my old estrEt-
eTs aud the tash oyabts Community, that have Just
tslnrned from AeF and have bean "bls to procure
The nost Goods for the that the great
EGioInni New York, can rlpart from France and the
nieonntrieSi and having dts ensed with the
rion clothing Eivca room and time attend
The wants Of my customers in the fashionable way Ny
new stuck lpy sohtisfs Of
-aLASks-BROwN5 uWEEIS BEUE5 oLlVE AND
SAAt~F DALmIA- cLoTUs.
Also silk wool all shades eoors;
oOhaEile, d4aPteT cloths, linen gTasselOts,
&c. or AakIg frOck. dress. sack and business coats
French, enSlishi aud eriean easSnSi eS also, ducks
linen dFillIDE8. DC fOT making pahts YesIinea
have the HsOat beautiful selection tucked in any
.. all Of which PREPARED .ake up in the most
IA hha bic and best style. as have
aAeter for The coming feel certain In
ssyn bat furnish better cloths hanany house west
OF the Alesheny naOuntaina. ~
tneQnnee0n with tile above havea beautiful assOIt-
ment EuTnEhlns Goods, all 6ne BILE, and lash
Hnable, eOnasng OF cloth, cashmere cashnIeTet bonn
baGe grass inen d. bita aud plain linen, OGk, dress
aud businesa vests and pants, made most
ashlGnahe and Goods, great variety; Also
linen and Cottnn Shirts, SILK, lii lambs wool ard
ton UnderSbiris aud DTawsrSi cravats stocks, collars
gloves and SusPenlers.
Hosiery In variety; also, every article suit
able for enmpelthga sentenan's wardrobe
All the above named aIcles together with many other
articles that be found at my store, No Spigg Ouse
Please call In aud take look, and much oblige yours,
nr9i 3. RICE.
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ASSIGNEE,S NOTICE.

G ineOu u. Woodrow having, on the nth day OF
. Arr s54, by proper deed conveyed IN trust to The
undersig for he benefit OF his said woUdTowS e
ors his aud property aud eoaes in
tiOnI all persons in WISE indebted TO said Woodrow
required to make immediate payment 10 me, and ali
pc having claims agnSt said Woodrow required
Ia order to eceiVe any beeh: under sOL trust within
four Die their claims with the proper
ding to the terms or said Decd with the undersigned
anf3S GEO ". SIGHTS, Assignee.
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''Ilnu kNnow rhyEeit.''
An Invaluable Book for 25 Cents

'EUery Family Should h1ur a COpy.''
.R000 COPIES sold in less than three months. A
OOOO new edition revised and improved Just issReG
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by seIfabuse by sexl excess with advice for their
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techcaiteS, ard every thing that would offend the
ereIey, from tile result oil some twenty years successful
tiee, exclusively devoted to the Of diseases
delicate or private nature
To which is added, receipts for the OF the above
diseases and tTeat>e the causes, symptoms and
Of tile Fever and Ague.
Tsstimony Of tie Professor Of Obstetrics IN Penn. COL
isse, PhilaaekphiG-"DE. HrSrER's MEDICAL MANUAL"
The author OF this work. unlike the maiO OF those who
advertise 10 the diseases OF which treats grad
rate of Of the best colleges in the United States
affords pleasure recommend him tho tumate
TO the victim OF malpractice, successful aud exPe
relced practitioner, in whose honor aud integrity they
may place thegIeatcst confidence.
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AN INFLLIBLE CURE.
For Chile and Fspers. Bihousnsss, Dyspepsia,
Lirer Complaint. Diarrdaa. Dyssniery.
Piles. Gnd all Diseases Of Me
Stomach and B0urls, aad
Lmpurities of the
AN INFLLlBLE CURE.
CEPrlRcATI

Jrrv, 1885,
Dr.. H1stat:-Str: Having ANALYSED bottls OF yUer
Wo -mwOOd Cordial, ID eSIed IT'S various IatieS, /
take srel pleasure in giving my testimony In ITS laNOr
rs the Articles composing 1t, being entirely veSet able
PsTeclJ safe. and such ~y mlpre JUDGED PkySiciun
would not hesitate to prescibs TO his patients have
adminste ell il to my vie, health some time
past has been eScePdly eebe, and it has strengthened
aud In vfeorated greatly therefore recommend il
with perfect confidence the public in all or Dys
PsPstn. lehiy, and all other diseases for which it is
commended. Yours truly,
] W. PERKISN0N, NJ y.
So Camden street, Baltimore
0S>For SHE by HATSTAr K CO., No. IS Howard
street. between Pratt and Camden, Baltimore AID by
Druggists generally. -
wM J. ARMSTRONG,
nv13 Wheeling, Va
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Paper Warehouse.
CYRUS ". FIELD d CO.,
coMMIss on MERCHANTS.
No. IL Cliff Street,
NEW YORK.
Paper Warehouse

No, IL Cliff Street,
NEW YORK.
Are Sole Agents Ia the United states for
MuSpaIt's superior Bleaching Powder.
Victoria Mills CSebrals1 Writing Papers.
Russell '' Superior I"
10 Genesce Printing sc
RawliIs & Sons English Tissue 90
First quality ultramarine 1iue
They are Agents principal PAPER Eanufactur-
eTs In this country and Sale by far the most
teHsve and and desirable stock OF Paper and Pepper Manu-
aeieTs Materials thai be found in this any other
Their business is strictly Wholesale and Writing Papers
are sold by the only.
Their extraordinary facilities enable them TO Offer all
Goods both Foreign and Domestic at the lowest possible
prices
Paper made to order any size weight. Liberal adj
made cUusignments Of Paper, Paper Makers
stock and other merchandise.
The highest market price paid in cash for all kinds
Rags. augI-ly.
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NOTICE. EXTRA.

Ihsvo small stock Of common clothing that will dis
pose Of at COST less, my Spring
stock Of hue goods. 800
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MEDICINAL.
The NonpareiI Nerve and Bone
- fE# LINIMENT,

z u y u " 7 III 4 " I
PREPARED BY Fl. h. CARR & CO., FROM
PRESCRIPTION FURNISHED BY DR..
WATSON CARR, OF WHEELING, ~
LATE OF MURGANTOWN. (
II il Ss'ed upon tAe5roaa VriHe5e tst any reptty lshiek
Eln TeIiSre an eEisr'al PaIa, NIL, II FEePsTty com
nal gSeehoHEia PeursT lr!sielT II beauifrEty
- = deEelS7ed in GBs pee9tliGT the
.NONPARETL ILNLHENT.
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EAsTERN ApYERTIsEMENTs.

CURTAINS,
CURTAIN MATERIAL,
FaEniture Coverings. &c.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
w. H. OARRYISS
CURTAIN ST ORE,
No. 169 Chestnut ST. PhS6siPiG. corRsT Fth street.
opassits the State HoWEe.
n Is has always in store full stock Of
AMI coloTs: oIevery style aud price.
French Satin de Lainesi Table + Piano Covers &c''
India Satin Damasksj Gilt CoTnioesi
preneh NOoueife, Gilt Pins and iiands}
10 Pushes; GimPs, FTinsesi
Cords, TaSsels, &C.
v Painted IVINDOTV. SHADES, OF all styles and
prices; Bua Hollands Shade Fixtures Brasses Sci ana
er5Dthing complete for CiTtGfRs, OF tue newest FGs
styles, aud at the io,5est prices.
Persons sending the height and iridh OF !hel
aiaes can have The NCurtais made and trimmed N The
hest anner Pason Plates in August number oil 90
Steamers, hotels, CAR EUILDERS, and dealers gener
- w II. CARRfb,
Importer OF AID Dealer in Furnishing Goods,
sl 100 Chestnut street, corner OF Fiith,
m1rIT-lyd&w Opposite the State House. Phlada.
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Solid Daguerreotypes.
TiNHiS latest discovery is the wonder tho age The
i picture all The Toundncss and sOdiy Of
It also appears iesze and in point resembles the
living being Nature is perfectly nIOcked even TO All in
divtduaiEai Taken at wHITEIIURST'S, over Canu,
BELLS Jewelr !stoIe baltimore street. inthe city BaI
moTei also, in his Washington Gallery, and will soon be
introduced in all OF his galleries. which may be found IN
all the principal cities In the Union.
Mr.. WTEHURsT has the honor announce that he has
Just received etter from President OF the United
States informing him OF the award or Medal Certificate
ana COPY oithe Jurtes reports al the Worlds Fair Lon
uOh, mar30-tr
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GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA

THE TRe D gestire FIX
i ID, Gastric y;liee, pre-
pared from Rennet, or the
Fourth Stomach Orfhe Ok,
after the objections of Ia
ION Liebig, the great Physi.
illogical Chemist, by J. S.
HOuGHTnE, N. D., PhilA-
delPhia. Pa.
This is NETURK'E OWN
Remedy for an unhealthy
sfnnrach. No art of man
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anLn n1nsn ~ nnnno.--

-, -, =, Z DI.D l'OATLOBRICR,
KEEP THE HEAD AND FEET C0YEB ED,n
{ uIIZENSo wheeling aud vicInIty:-Ths old maxim
~ TO- health reminds me that II mar not be amss 10 cali
SIuL at9Euon 10 my Fall and Winter stock Of Bon!s
Shoes, HATS Caps Umbrellas aud CARPET Sacks Of tie
OF Market and Monroe Streets where you will
md great variety or fashionable lately Goods
suitable to the seaFOn, at low prices =
corSS thankful Tor the liberal patronage received since
anu examine my STOCK, Git will be my pleasure 10 see and
@ on yo0,2 Thus uniting labor with rest, that may
e oIlsIFinS health, and this adding industry
and economy may have wealth. '
eaes u you wish 10 purchase fashionable and cheap
winter ROnncts, sure so '
Eau al lie old Post Office, opposite the Mcclure
ueMteneh' II you wish TO purchase fashionable Cap
TsI,.,' az tae above race, where you viii gct-that
Inv prices. &c" "u"uS 10 10
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Established in 1928.

wTHoMPSoN REYNOLDS, Interested in the abov.
House, respectfully invites Western Merchants TO gW
him call. dCl0-!Gn
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From a. rooaeTs. ~ D, of Penn Unirersity, Ptilaael-
PhiG.-lt gives pleasure to add my testimony the
professional ability OF the author Of tho "MeicaI
n'l" Numerous OF Disease OF the Genital o. gins,
some of them OF long standing have ud der my
tcC in which his skill has bee manifest in restoring
perfect health in where the patient has been
considered beyond medical aid In the treatment Sem
Iai weaknesses OF dislrrlugement OF the functions pro-
duced by self abuse. of venery DO know
his superior in the procession have been acquR
with the author thirty wears, aud deem it
than Justice TO him, we'll klhrsS to the uuortI-
aic victim OF early indisCIetion, TO him
one In whose professional kill aud integrity they may
nEaly az 4,
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New savings Bank Store

thankful lot Tie liberal patl Onage heretofore EXTENDED
US, we solicit continuance OF the same.
seHo MnltLAIl.kNE &. kNnY
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.saddlers Hardware.

Notice.
wv n. MOTIF has associated with him as rtrtner,
w his brO;herJ. w. MOTrE, the partnership corr
neens ON the nth inst The style OF the firm will be
W. u. A0TTE6 BROTHER-. ltsbI6
Second Notice.
IL persons indebted w. D. MOTIF requested to
N cali aud settle their accounts Immediately.
Iekf5 w.n.MoTTE.
= Bound. to Shave!
DRJAQUES LkGOuLTRE'S celebrated warranted
Il Raz0s, They shave with the greatest and are
the beat brought to this market. Juat received at
IE-l.,sl 10 - s-l-r c. P. BROwS's
ls.s .z-.Eew JeweIry store. Hs.ainstoH
- J st heceIVed.
TINIIB undersisned would most respectfully inform his
Trieuis aud Of Wheeling and its vicinity.
etizenS generally that he has tIst received his Fall
an wintae StuOk or
Cloths CAsSINEREs AND vESTINoS,
together null assortment of 6eniS Furnishing
Goods whrh will he sOi on the most rCasom Bile terms
cloths. CSasinereS a Vestinsa sold by he yard,
pattern made to order In the latest ard mOs
approve q styie and best mani er, short notice
7A SAiiactOry I'll guaranteed In all sale
II. STALLMAN, MelGhant Tailor,
- zNe +'ala .s No. 2 " ashinEiOn Hall,
CC6 Wheeling, Va
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From the most celebrated majors in London, Lycrroo
and Geneva-an extensive stock always kept on hand
every one OF which is guaranteed TO perform accuat
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229 BaItiInOr. Street, Corner Of Charles.
wHOLESALE IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS
AND DEALERS IN PINE WATCHES, RICH JEwgLRY,
SILVER, PLATED, AND GLBGTA WARE AND
FANCY GO0DSI
HAVE opened their new store with splendid stock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-09
Stock Sales.

Pm ApnrnA August s.-Reported by Keen Taylor
yyrt Bodrd-91 600 Camden and Amboy RR 6's, S3, s5
S. COO do IS; 1000 City 6s so, 93's 1000 Reading
RK Gs TO sea 600 Allegheny Go S,s Pitts and Cleve
1000 Union Canal 6s 64h; 5000 do b5, 64s; $50 shs
schuyi Nav prefd s2h 80 do 65 s2,s 90 do, S. s2,s
a7, 1872 do in lots, 47h; 100 do b. AN so do, cash
47 $50 do 47 100 Morris Canal BIS, 1o's $50 do, 16.
Lille schuyl Kk sou; 140 schuyI Nav, 2l 90 Penna
RR in lots Is; Is do s5 as Is Chester Valley RR g.
20 Amer fire Ins bs, co. Beaver Meadow RR 52. 100
Union Canal b4 OK 200 do b5, %; 4Caovay Mining
Co IS: $50 Long Island RR in lots, 1I 100 do, b5wn
III 100 do l7is $50 do, bs. 1Th; 10 Benk Of Amer
I'D. Farm and Mech Bank 20. 50 arnrd Bank 2 DAYS
49,: sMech Bank, sos Beoccr Beard, 100 City
Gs, esh4; 10000 do b. san go oncn Canal es e4,.
lbs Long Island RI in i Lot iIs u" DO 10 l7' 100
Morris Canal oS 90 ~, te a. a. Zoo 20 ~ sna
o. 1000 Ailsshs Co e. s,eut zen 49, lSoo City o.
ssI So do, bSwn, AK $50 do, b. Al X $50 schuykili
Nav Pref In lo,A s2h renna RR, ~ 100 Long Island
Psnna I'll, SOW TO Union Canal IS, o.. Afse- Bcard-
EVco yaica esaal O., ~, %. Sagkst hru.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-09
JERSEY WOMAN ADVERTISING HER HUSBAND
We clip the following from the Mount Holly IN J.)

NIX HUSBAND GoNE-Two DOLLARS REwARD.|I feel It to
be my duty to inform the public that my husband Geo.
Smith, has left me- without any just cause; and 1t X
believed that he has gone of with another mans wife,
desire 10 all women from having anything to do
with him. for If he will desert he will another and
no confidence be placed In him. He Is OF short
stature rather stout, dark complexion jet black hair
and pretty good looking II he has taken another
with him. suppose he has shall consider him rather
s.smal potatoes" and never will live with him again;
but should like TO him for about half hour just
to let him have the length of my tongue-and oh !
wouldn't give 1t 10 him. Anybody who will bring him
back that he can have my opinion of him, shall
ceiye two dollars of hard-earned money.
NOUN Holy, July 80. HENRIETTA SMITH.
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New York Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY, Aug 8, 1865
At Alleron's the market has not been so well supplied
with beeves last week, and sellers have in conse
quencc been enabled to obtain full prices very readily
for good cattle. The number in market to-day $40
and for the week 1Sl5, Of which 1877 were from Ohio
and the remainder from Illinois, Indiana and this State
It was generally believed that they would all be sold be-
fore the close Good to prime qualities realized from loc
to 11c per b., while some common sold as low as &c.
8kc The condition Of majority Of the cattle was ra
ther poor considering the of the year and is
said that quite number kept back in the vicinity
of the city with view of forcing prices to higher range
but the effort unsuccessful.
Cowes and calves in limited supply and better de-
mand at rather better prices Some extra good sold as
high a. $40 which, however, is an extreme price.
For veal calves the demand has abated somewhat and
the market is scarcely firm. Supply rather less than
last week.
The cool weather the past few days has impaired rather
frmness to the swine Market and sales have been
to a fair extent at exc 7c-the latter price for good
corn fed Upwards of 500 received and all sold.
Sheep and lambs rather slow of SALE and prices scarcely
nh AZ Vynal
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crbes the ceremonies of a Jewish wedding which
recently took place in that city:-The bride, richly
attired in white closely yelled, with her friends, adj
vanced from one side OF the house, while ut the same
time the grrom, with his friends, came from the
other. The priest commenced by singing alone, with
his back to the parties. Wine was then presented
to the groom and bride, and again the priest sang
with several little boys dressed for the occasion
Then an exhortation or address, and more drinking
of wine. Here the bride commenced crying, which
was soon followed by the groom--n ring was given,
and they were declared married. Both kissed, both
CRIED and both returned to their former position,
and the ceremony was concluded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-09

TREASURY DEPARrMENT-DELIvERy OF GOoDs.-
Immediately after the sale by an auctoneer Of any
unpaid, remaining in public store one year; and
duly bonded merchandise, remaining stored for the
space Of three years from the date of Importation
several purchasers the lots parcels belonging to
them, on due payment to him OF the sum sums
for which sold. This delivery shall be made on o
general permit, to be cOuntersgned by the naval OFF,
GER if there be any at the port. The duties of the
auctioneer are to be limited to selling the goods and
his charge for such service, which in no shall
exceed the usual commissions at the port, and all
other expenses properly chargeabc on the goods
which may have accrued, must be presented and
paid within ten days Of date Of sale. These expen-
must be apportoned pro rata on the different lots
and parcels and q statement must be made giving
the gross proceeds the amount of duty storage and
other expenses and the net proceeds Of each lot Of
goods in the sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-09

CHOLERA IN SULLIVAN, ILL-We learn from Sui
Ivan, Illinois, that the town is deserted there being
but one family in the place which has not got the
cholera and that there will not be persons enough
(unless the doctors do ) to bury the dead as there
are a number expected to die. About all who re
able to leave having become alarmed at the ravages
committed by this scourge In their midst have hed
from the town. Some are in the country adjacent
thereto some are in Decatur, and others scattered
elsewhere among their friend. The town has hther-
10 been considered very healthy, but from some
cause or other the cholera Is making fearful sweep
there now.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-09
CHOLERA AT THE LEXINGTON LuNATIc ASYLUM

CHOLERA AT THE LEXINGTON LUNATIc ASYLUM.
A short time ago announced the fact that the cho
lera had entirely disappeared from city but since
that time IL has re-appeared at the Lunatic Asylum in
very magnon form and during the week there have
been forty deaths the institution several Of whom
attendants There has also been cholera in the city
but IL has been confined almost exclusively to Irish labor
crs and negroes who must certainly bring upon them
selves bv impruence in eating 1t does not attack all
classes Unfortunately II did in 33 and 49-Lrng
,ou An fgs~r7v.r luJ l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-09

GOVERNOR OF UrAu.-It is said that Colonel
Stentoe did not decline stated, the governor
shin of Utah Territory. He has informed the adj
mils,ration of washington that he will act as Go.
vernon provided that when his term Is out, or he ia
displaced, he shall be renstated in the army. He is
now awaiting the reply Of the President at Carson
Valley. On receiving the reply, II favorable, Col.
Steptoe viii Immediately return to Salt Lake, and
assume the administration Of the government
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-09

OLD FLoUR.-The Alexandria Gdseffe has been
shown sample Of HsSals -four manufactured in Rich
mond In ls.s which shipped in that year TO Bnenos
Ayres, sold there and this sample retained, brought
back to this country and preserved. The -four Is Of
good color, and only slightly II Is the Oldest -four
ever saw and twenty-five years had not made much
difference IN its looks al least II has been kept by
gentleman living in the neghborhood Of Alexandria who
made In 1872.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-09

SIX CHILDREN POISONED PROM EATING TOAD
srooIss-1BRi1 or rIEM DsAD-We learn from Mr. : b.
Shlto at Condor Washington county, Pa that the six
children Of Alex Plots, residing Burgctsown, were
badly poisoned thursday, the 18th ut that three
Of them died They had gone out into the fields and
gathered what they supposed were mushrooms, which
dressed and cooked by their little sister when all
six partook 81 them freely. They after became
deathy sick when doctor sent for, but he could
only three of the sufferers II appears that instead
of mushrooms they had gathered poisonous fungi
which grows around old logs and stumps and which
known AS toadstools. -T'nsburg Post. Aug. L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-09

The smoke has lifted sufficiently yet to enable us to
the zeal state OF the field but enough is known to
justify the belief that the following gentlemen have been
elected ~ Ccngress:-kobcrt L. Paine American; Thos.
kufnn, anAinerican; Warren winslow anti-American;
l.. OBJ Branch anti-American; Il. G kcade, American.
MIR. furycar American il most probably elected in the
Sixth district, and Mr. Iraige, nn,Amercan, in the Sc
ven,h district Not word from Cngmans district. We
give the vote far received.
FIRST Observation-Disclosures gives Shaw 213; Hert-
ford gives faine increased majority Elizabeth City
precinct in iasquotsnk ly7 for Paine Two
precincts to be heard from will increase his majority
1UU Camden gives him increased majority. 1t
confidently believed that Paine, the American candi
date, is elected br shaw late member, by upwards
OF 40 majority This is indeed triumph Wen done,
the gallant first!
shtcAD DsTRnT.-Partia returns received leave
doubt OF the election OF lhos. Rutn. We form
idca OF his majority.
greatly reduced vote compared with Ashes ficrce
maories. Sampson gives HIM 49, believe, instead
OF l75 previously stated baden-Reids majority in
the county about Us. Cumberland gives Reid 1874 and
he head trom) gives Reid al and Winsiow 5v9. Wins
lows jority both counties combined Is 2US votes
showing very heavy democratic losses. kobeson-cid
b1U Ninslow 60; majority for Winslow only W. Rich
munG-No returns, but II is stated that Reid's majority
In this county viii! be 20 heavy anticipated
We 10 not think, from present appearances, That Dir
Winlow majority in the district VIII much exceed UOO
II this be the American party has reason to be
proud Of the result.
FouElH IIs1ItT-A story told Branch elected
by heavy majority. Wake gives him 4G6 majority !;
Franklin ISL Warren, 6b6 Granville, reported l5o
Johnson 2UU, and Nash about OOO Orange gives Shep-
hard 125 majority
FIFTH T.-Edwn G. Reade, American is elected
by heavy majority over Hon. John Kerr, anti Ameri-
can. Guilord gives cade l, 9O5, and kerr Jas votes
McorcAll but precinct heard from: ke,de 576 Kerr
SIKH SrIatT.-It Is rumorcd that Arson has given
slight gain for Craige, ansi-American.