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HEONNETS.-A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
E0 Silk Lace, Lcghurn and White and B!ack
Ribbons large assortment and very cheap,
Collars CnderSleevcS, Ch.a:Gctts, Gloves,
Plain and Emb HandktS Hosiery &C. al the same place
IL. l. bV-<NS.
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N OTICE.-THE COMPREHENSIVE OF BATTLE
20 EDWARDS heretofore sting in prosecution Of
the Saw Mill and lumber business this day the
March, 1890, by mutual consent dissolved. MIR. JOS w
Edwards will receive ali discharge all liabilities
the firm DC. J.. y. b. BATTLE,
JOSEPH Il EDWARDS.
Peach Tree Grove Nash Co, y. G.,
March 35-Er4w.
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6TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, YANCEY
- County, Superior Court Of Law, Fail Term Jas.
n Edwards Malnda Edwards Petition for Divorce.
il appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that The
defendant, Mand Edwards, is inhabtant of this
State is therefore, ordered by the Court that publication
be made in the Raleigh Register and North Carolina Stand
ard for three months successyey for the said defendant
appear the Of this Court to be held
Court House. in Burnsve the fourth Monday the
fourth Monday in March next then and there plead
demur, the said petitions otherwise The
will be taken pro contesso and heard erParte.
Witness: n Young Clerk of our said Court, at Office
the fourth Monday after the fourth Monday September
A. D. 1854.
N. YOUNG, S. c. c.
January 1876. l3-3m
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&/SA REWARD.-RANAWA FROM THE
SSKO subscriber, tho 18th If September, IS Il,
negro boy named ELIAS. Sad boy is bright mulao.
little under feet high round full! face little f:ecked well
featured of n thumbs disfigurcd, hect fiat like
negroes. lie be lurking somewhere IN Randolph
Gl!fr. he be cnGaav0iing make his way to
the Northwest. viii give reward of *4n Tor hi. arIrC
tension and confinement. if taken ofthc State and
So if taken within the S:are. thai HIM
concerning SAID boy VIII be Thankfully received
II be that said hOv has procured free papers, bat
member MS thumb Ny Pcs:ofce IS SANDY Creek, Randolph
County, y. C.
ABNER COLTRATN.
Randolph Co, Y. c. March 8, So. 24--tf
u OTICE.-I SHALL SELL AT TIE COURT
q House door in the City u Raleigh the Cd Monday
Of May next, twelve "clors, the following lots
much thereof will satisfy the thereon. and The
Costs of advcrtisng Inc same, to vii:
Jos b. Hinton, for 1S14 part lat no. 81. tax @ls 80
Iabney Cosby, " :" I52 l33.I59 ~ -
Jas: Chadwick, lsaa--Tt =&l, 20 ~:
j. V. Caldwell, 1894 A.,
Ctas. ii. Johnson, 49,, ~, %; -
VIM. Terry j,
Mrs. c. p. Clarke, l3a3-54 49, G6,l67. A. ~
Jos. J. Ryais, ' q" :: 81 81 -
VIM. OveIh+H, 1874 - ~
JAMES II. MURRAY,
t,iifc:or Jta' tire CityGF Re'ri9d.
March II, 1S55. ED.
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Attention, Ladies I!
WWT III. 81 Il. y. TUCKER TAKE PLEASURE
w ON informing the Ladies that their assortm ent ct
SrnIN AND SUMMER MANTILAS is ready for eXh bon
which they will be pleased them at Their Store.
No. &, FAYETTEVILLE STREET.
33-
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Spectacles Adjusted TO Defective Sight upon I'm
errinS Scientific Principles by +. NarkcHs,
Optician.

ETOR SALE.--A FINE YOUNG HORSE, LARGE
n blood bay, gentle, and superior Buggy Horse.
Call AZ HARRIS LIVERY STABLE.
ka!c.s oh, Feb. 1850
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EXCELSIOR SOAP.-3OO LBS OF THIS SUPE-
family SOAP In store and for sale cheap by box
pound, at WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD'S -
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SPRING TRADE.-.-MARCH, 1865.

Spring: TRADE.-s-NARCH,i 1865.
NKT r ARE NOW PREPARED At OUR NEW STORE,
Nos - and 81, sycamore ST., opposite Mcwa:li,
son & Co, 10 offer Merchants Virginia and North
Carolina the most commanding stock of FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS we have ever had.
One of firm will remain in New York during the
present month attend the AUCTION Sales thus placing
daily in possession Of many STYLES If Goods much below
regular prices.
Merchants visiting this market would do we'll to give
stock an examination before buving elsewhere.
STEVENSON L WEDDEIL.
ID
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BJEW BOOKs.-RUTn HAL.-by Fanny Fern
" Fudge Drngs--by Ike Marvel
WooferI's toust-bv Washington Irving.
For sale by
w. l.. POMER0Y.
March ,,
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ARESS GOODS.-PLAIN FIGURED P!-AlpS
~ and Striped Silks.
PLAIN black Watered DO, very cheap,
Satin Plaid, Striped Figured and Plaid Berage,
Chali Berage De Lane, French J&c&oneS and common
Lawns a large assortment al very low prices,
GinghanlS, Brilliautes Plain,
Dotted and Figured Swiss Musins. ,-,
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YON'S RAT PILLS, THE MOST EFFECTUAL
remedy ever used for the destruction of Rats Mice &C.
oFbF WILLIAMS 4 HAYWOOD.
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- iMMIGRANT AND CAPITALISTS! Persons in
search of homes, investments i'll Texas, respectfully
invited! u uIicc
We have ir sale, Than two hundred thousand acres
f land in parts OF The State. Titles guaranteed
Land Iocared. claims against the Safe ind iduas col
lccicd aud adjusted.
Office Congress Avenue, City of Austin, Texas.
As buy land commission, strangers will find it to
their interest purchase through
RAYMOND FREEMAN & co.
L.,n.l iLr.rF
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Williamsburg city News.

VIOLATING THE SUNDAY LAws.-Yesterday,
Morris, Of the Thirteenth ward, reported John
grocer, corner of First and South Fifth streets, f
ing liquor yesterday, in violation Of the Sund
witness, Mary Lynch who vas dete,ted coming
Smiths with q bottle Of liquor.
THREATENING LIFE.-A colorcd boy, named Geo
lison, was arrested on Saturday by officer Mullen
Sixteenth ward, on the charge of threatening the
young man named Creg, and also insulting
woman, who was accompanied by Creig. Actui
locked up TO await examination
DISEASED MEAr.-Last week a man named Sc
was arrested in the Sixtsenth ward, for havin,
possession quantity OF diseased beef prep,
market He WAS taken before Justice Woodwo
find $40, and required to bury the meat Seym
fused to comply with the requirement of the
and consequently he was brought up again on Sc
and fined $25, and SIS costs.
SCHOOL HOUSE BROKEN OrEs. Saturday morning
O'Clock, officers Croken and Sitterly of the Thi
ward discovered window open in the public schot
No16, corner Fifth and South Third streets. One,
ton they found the window had been forced open
bar Of iron, and q back window was also open
supposed the building was entered for the puI
nring 1t, but the persons who broke 1t open
alarmed at the approach Of the officers and fed.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 10, PM-Arr U
frigate Susquehanna, Buchanan, from Rio de janet,
II; bark Elizabeth j. Kenney, Pernambuco; sohrs Cati
son, NYork.
:, CID steamship pennsylvanis, Clifford, Richmond;
Bowditch, Smith, Calcutta; Calcutta Loring, Now u
brig creole, Dominique, Genoa; schrs Mail, Croweii
denes; AaIk johnson, Baldwin; leland, Franks;JFc
back, Riley Brooklyn; Amelia Reeves Reeves, Cam
port; Aid, English, and William, Haynes Boston; Co
Heron, salem; barge Foyle, Gill, Williamsburg;
Anthracite, Jones, New York.
LEWIS, Del, March 10, IL AM-Bark Selah from I
brgs Rivulet, from Cienfuegos; Is 81 Prescott, frc
takaIas, together with - sehooners, in ballast
left the Breakwater this morning for Philadelp mia
lowing vessels remain in harbor:-J Baily,
Washington. Revenue cutter Forward, together wi
steam tug America, schooners Sharon and r BuiwinL
loading wrecked goods for Philadelphia Tho bark Ee
two brigs are tow In the offng coming in. Wind
Weather cold and cloudy.
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Political Intelligence.
THE MARCH ELECTIONS.

Municipal ana charter elections have been held duripg
the present month, in large number of the cities and
towns Of New York, Massachusetts, Maine and Vermont
than two. thirds Of which have resulted in the
triumphant success OF the Know Nothing tickets The
practical influence of the organization Is DO.
ginning to be felt with force that causes the leaders
Of the old parties to look upon their dapdated condi
ton with fear and trembling and to open their eyes
upon the true feeling Of the country. They have all
along been nursing the aacous idea that the doctrines
Of the Know Nothings airy nothings, and could
easily be crushed OUT but now they beginning to
find out that those principles taking root in the
hearts of the people, and likely to be lasting
the Union itself The old party hacks begin to study
their nsgnifcance and to doubt the rotten planks
Of the platforms upon which they have long stood
and hurled defiance upon the honest feelings of the
people.
The following table shows the result of the elections
lately held in number Of cities for the Office Of chief
magistrate
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refer 70 Judge Mccarthy he therefore wished TO
the Judge that personal offence intended TO him.
The counsel then read the sdAvit Of Mr. Lee (arssAy
published IN the HARALD o. the 18th Feoruary wherein
ne says that he reported the paragraph without
Whatever TO this court or any OF its members"
busteed concluded By saying that from ell the facts
ana circumstances connected with this proceeding he
felt assured that the Court would arrive at the
conciusion which ne did himself, and In few moments
would Dismiss the mattsr HIS client had that he
In the age Of ehvary and knight errant on Bonded
knee to his lsdye love- pedgng to his festy and
aterable devotion, could he would he do II in more
solemn or humble manner than had his CLIENT Mr. Lee
done in this proceeding? he satisfied that he could
not do more than he had already done He felt
that the Court reflection, would say-under ali the
circumstance OF the case-that although wrong had
been DONE yet, not admitting anything intentional on
The part Of Mr. Lee--fGo, and sin no more
The Court then that would consider the
arguments closed. and would reserve his decision
for the present
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Naval INTELLIGENCE.

PROMOTIONS Master William N. LETTERS to be I
tenant from the 30th of January, 1855, vice Lieu
Hunter, dismissed.
Master William D. Austin to be Iieutengn
the 5th of February, 1866, vice Lieut.. R. E. 10
deceased.
Passed Midshipman John walcott to be Mas.e
the 30th January, 1854, vice JeiIers, promoted.
Passed Midshipman J. b McCaulsy to be q
from 9th February, 1856, vice Austin, promoted.
Passed Midshpmen Thomas s. Phelps, John
gan, Jr., A. F. Marley, G. " Denniston, L
Paulding, George A. Stevens, F. g. Conover,
Jr., John p. Hall, Homer c. Blake Clark II. Vel
Qusckenbush, Earl English, David Ochi;tree, J
Bradford, r. B Lowry, J. H. Carter, A. Mci.a,
VIM. II. Parker, J. Pembroke Jones. D. A. Med
VIM. Buckner, George Z. Morgan, VIM. W. Low
K. Bridge, and Richard L. Law, to be Masters in
OF promotion from the lat of March, 1855, as autl
by the act Of Congress, approved 28th February.
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BARR ELIzAgrrH ;, At Philadelphia from Rio Janc
- days north Of lat 81 and experienced much bad W
lost Jibboom and sustained other considerable eAmAe
Whalemcn.
Arr 81 Westport 7th, bark DR. Franklin, Russell, A
Spoken.
Bark J C Nichols, days out from Cardenss for Fal
T. 81 inst, late 10, Ion 70 rs.
Foreign Ports.
PEnsAmnuco-In port Jan 20 brig Geo Harris.
pd Ro JA A s. AZ, Jan g. bark walker
o. Feb barns ofiona, Carleton Belfast 81 and ia
for vaiparsisog 9th ship MargsIet Eliza shiyerics,
Sssn; asss sssso: 81 s To order b.
Ann, Dudley singapore Noyls
wioS Islands; SIS. conrsa sai.burs, PSiIaaeipSis
shps Jennie W Paine, Norton Ohencsy, Calcutta; 4th
~ rss S. sosSn s m
s,h s ss 10
cisco; Means, Rssmus.en, Valparaiso. '.''' ."
cs port nss sFs p1 ssa. r'
Boston arr Ssp ~ bsrss Mseel., Tufts, from
orleans, idsi sarah coismsn, Tor NYofh, do; sscns
is.e DO So Ernsc Levin from s.E HS
..sl tinopie, idp; Cora, Burnhsm for Isltiaore An
White, from and for do, arr Jan 20; G . Bevan. -
from Pisca. arr 18th 70 order; Esther Frances, =
Rio Grsnde, err Feb 10; Comm odore, Williams from
Hssr tST M.s Iesy Weeks from 81
Fay seiy s %; TS States s"s SsE, ssiII
sells Offering tor 4Oc to SOC per bag Of coffee.
Home Ports.
DALTIMORE-Arr March Q steamers Parker
ynnskn, noston; Georges Greek, Eager, EYork; sab
jenkins Sherman, Providence. Below bark Fans, g
ire m Rio Jan 2; also herm brig Cid brig Bernu,
Wright, barbados; schrs Harbiager, Lewis, Posso
C Hunyon, Endicott, NBed'o ord.
BOsTON-Cid Harch 10 steamer Joseph Wits
Baltimore; ships Soafower, Lorng, New CrlsaLs;,
Glidden, Jscfsob, do; frank Pierce, Leach, Saw
triss Cosmopolite, Humphrey, Havana Watr
simpson, koob port Mas 20 load for Wlminsten
searsyille, Sears, Norfolk; Isaao Rich, Horton, u
phia; VIM ryson, Niekersen, NYork; Mercy Taylor,
son; DO; HsTry Payson, Eldridge, philadelphia. o.
CBARLFsToN-ArrM March bark Juik Dean, gat
Orleans; brig @ l Abbott, Cele do. CID sati I'm
Bremen; Horace, Carver, New Orieals.
EASTPORT-Sld Feb % hrigs Magnet, Michenof
more; Nora, NJ Gilyery, do; LIST sssrs Velocity, VIII
York u A Paine, Sadler, Philadea,hia.
NEW BEDEORD-Sld March s sehr Sarah, Perry
PORTLAND-Arr March stSrs Innis,a willard
delT hia; Tennessee, Carver satport for Baltimore;
dour, Guptil Goidstoro Tor philadsiphia Adris ma
Frankfort for New York, Slinai for q bark
RlCHMoND-Arr March sehr Blue Nose (Brl
RocRLANp--Arr aareh 4 sehr A Jameson, walk
folk. sid 9TH schrs r Turbush. Kendall; I T. Snov,
J Tarwen, COMFY! Hsrdscrable, Gregory, and
Chief, Presley, NYork' Clarendon, Jameson, and z
SAiEx-Arr March . bark octayis, woodbury.,
,as via PortiAnd schr Albert Steele. West, Norfoh
trig samuel small Tresdvsll, cardeRss.
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FATAL AccDEm.-A boy, whose name Is UNI
was admitted to the New York Hospital last even
dying condition, having received fall from a
top, corner Of Oak and James streets, while ay
kite at the roofs OF houses In that vicinity. BE
last. An inquest win b held to-day upon the
deceased.
EASTERN DsPEssARY.-Ths following is the re
this institution for the month Of February p
attended at the Office, 1,342; males. b44; femai,
females, 243. Number Of persons vsccinated, So;
20; females, 80. Total, 1878. There was cure
lisved, 1888. Sent to hospital, %; remaining
treatment, OIL; and died. IL. OF the whole numbe'
were born in the State OF New York e06; In the
States. "a; and In foreign countries, l,17s. Med
vice and medicine wore as usual furnished gra
number Of prescriptions put up for the month
252s. The largest number in one day was II
smallest number 40; average per diem, los.
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The Times Contempt Case.
MARINE COURT.
Before Hon Jud0e Mo(a rfhv


March lo-ln ne Matter Of the Publishers Of Tie Times
Newspaper and ID. n. Lee, Ldw Reporter.-Mr Richard
Busted Counsel for Mr. Lee appeared before the Court
this morning. and spoke for nearly two hours in arguing
against the liability Of his client for contempt and
tending that insult disrespect intended to
Judge Mccarthy any member Of this Court In the pa
rsgraph which appeared in the Daily Times CT February
18th. He commenced by submitting that Mr.. Lee
entitled to be served with interrogatores to be
swered under OATH which not being DONE the proseed
ings irregular and should be dismissed He then
took the ground that although single Judge might
issue attachment to bring the party into court after
the return being made II required the full Court and
not sDge Judge TO pass upon IT. otherwise the Judge
be accuser, witness, judge and eIec1toner That Mr.
Lee being the mere reporter, and Messrs Raymond
harper having avowed themselves a. the publishers and
PROJECTORS Of the Daily Times Mr. Lee not liable
Tor publishing the article In question, even were II con-
temptuous.
himself party to this proceeding, and put in defence
under OATH is not entitled to be served with nterroga
tories, having made his election TO answer without
them A 70 the second proposition, II would admit OF
argument II not for the fact that great many
courts Of record constituted by single Judge AS
to the third point within the eye Of the law Mr. Lee
was the publisher Of the article, and as su:h was
equally liable with Raymond and Harper
MIR. Busted went on TO argue on the merits OF tne
case couts ndina that offence had been committed
this being quasi criminal charge, and that before
convis,on could be had, wilfu intent should be shown
the part OF the deiendans lie then reaa tne onen
sve article, paragraph by paragraph contending that
did not within the provisions OF the Revised sta
tutes even it maliciously published because the
statute only prescribes punishment against parties
for publishing grossly false or inacsurats account
OF the proceedings Of Court" whereas the objection
able article does not purport intend to be report
OF what occurred in this Court which will be inferred
from its vsy heading what was not done In the Ma
rre Court
The Court asked why did Mr.. Lee introduce the afda
VT OF Mr. Byrne to show that portion OF the or
tcle was correct II there any doubt as TO it being
grossly inaccurate report OF the proceedings OF the
court nm 10 the time Of the introduction OF that Afda-
viz that doubt now removed and under that adavit
shall hold Mr. lee responsible.
Nj Busted then said that any member oil the court
was referred 10 In the article by the term Chief Jus
tee II was Judge A A. Phiips Who was then the pre-
siding justice Of this court and 81 no possibility could
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jersey City News.

pRowSED.-On Saturday morning the body of
known man was found in the water, opposite
Railroad depot. The deceased was attired in a
garb, apparently fifty years of age, and had beer
water three or four weeks. Recorder Cutter vie'
body and caused its interment.
DEATH OF AN OLD CTIzES.-Mr. William "
father Of Captain Woolsey, superintendent of the
City ferry, died yesterday, at the advanced age
years. He was for many years attached to the
City ferry, and was well known and highly ester
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-12

Both branches of the legislature will adjourn day
until Friday next for the purpose Of accepting the nv
tation extended TO them to visit the public institutions
Of the city Of New York. The vacation win afford sena
tors and members not only agreeable relaxation from
the confinement Of their daily sessions, but II probably
improved much valuable inform which personal
visitation only furnish, concerning the great and
noble charities some Of which will appeal TO them be-
fore their FINAL adjournment, for portion OF the bounty
of the State.
cor yerted into revery not only dshonorng
those acting in ttem but rejecting disgrace upon the
leg slatye character. Whatever occasion there may
have been for such remark during past sessions we
are inclined to believe 10 win not he applicable the
present one There is Of personal character In the
mt legislature than Is usually found within the
walls OF the Capitol and there Is very little danger that
discredt will be brought upon its members during this
visitation.
The public institutions Of the city Of New York are Its
rreatsst glory AZ citizen OF the state feel proud
OF them They show that in the midst Of the pursuits
of wealth and In the busy strife and din OF the great
mporium Of this continent the feelings OF humanity
are not and the heart responds to the ap
peal Of misft rtuns and suffering.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE
All packages and letters INTENDED for The Nxw
n n A IN sbo he al
Port Of New York, March IL, 1855.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
Steamship Nashville. I.erry. Charleston, So hours
mdse and passengers to Spoford, Tileston Co. Can
Charleston bar In company with ship Catherine, Il
YORK; Friday, at ~ AN. passed steamship Florids
Tor savannah; at Az AN, passed steamship Marion
for Charleston. The N experienced heavy gales from
curing the passage.
There were no other arrivals to-day. No inward
vessels in sight at sunset.
SAILED
Bark Rhein (Ham,, Hack Hamburg.
light. - - -
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Coroners' Inauests.

DEATH FROM ExPosuRF.- Coroner ODOnnell h
inquest yesterday, at Bellevue Hospital, upon tn
Of German named Philip Rowdekin, who can't
death by want and exp posture to the cold wind OF
night. verdict-'Death by exposure Deceas,
about sixty years of age.
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Newcastle n. H., Is the only town in the State which
chooses officers previous to the general election
SPECIAL ELECTION IN BALTIMORE.
An election held the 9th inst in the Nineteenth
and Twentieth wards, Baltimore, for q Der OF the
second branch Of the City Council to fn the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation of F. thinner man. ESQ
The contest spirited one both parties manfestng
the greatest interest There great many
congregated about the polls, but the election
Quoted In very peaceable and quiet manner II will
be seen that MI Hilbert, the American Know Nothing
candidate, was elected by majority of 100 over his
democratic opponent
Hilbert, X. ~ Tucson. Dem.
Nineteenth ~Ard. ............... Asst 81
Twentieth ward. 400 416
917 1877
787
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Court Calendar-This Day,
USryp srlrFs DISTRICT CouRr-Nos 90, So 81, 81, 10,
IL, 81, IL, SIS, Is,
srppsan CorRr-General Teim.-Nos. "a, a.
surrRIop Couer-Nos 1906 So q62, 1887, 1Ot5, 1909,
eco cas- 50 eS5, ga eo3 1909 1910 to 1oTs, 1851 70
1906 oil, lie, t2A, 8, 600, SIS,
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The town elections the States above named have re-
suited largely in favor Of the Know Nothngs, a. the
following table, compiled from the returns ss far as re-
ceived ut this Office, will show -