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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01
Something New and Valuable.
AMERICAN PORCELAIN WARE.
n. n. DiGCINs

81 n. II. DiGGINS,
Y,E6s 70 ssi the attention ofthe citizens Of h Ell
) .oit. Rock isiandand vicinity 10 new, beautiful
THE AMERICAN PORCELAIN,
- mpies Of which may b. seen at the Express Of
ar~ near The Isand City Hotel. Mr. d. designs short
~ openipe an esiabllshneutin Rock Island for the
sce Of this new aud splendid ware. Alse, agent f.,
ssiax rights for the sale efshs ware In s portions
Of the united States.
Y rare chance for persons wishing to engage in q
pleasant and profitable business Apply al the U. B..
kxpress ONCE or 20 H. NJ. Dggins, 81 the lsana Ciiy
notei. July 23d-tu
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01
Dry LVNBER.
! NAVE now on hand any quantity OF the best
Mig Null Luun Der.

: n HAVE now on hand any qtaahUty OF Inc U6sI
Mig Null Lumber
WlAkA.NTED IHGROUGHL KILN DRIED.
Having purchased several large Wisconsin Ratts,
aud aupplic sd deficiencies from the Chicago Wards, !
aov have general assortment Of NIL kinds Of LuIn-
Der on hand Also Pine Shingles, Pailings, Joists,
Btudding, Sash, PAIRING Tor brick houses Iah &c.
E NPCfnce North OF the Smiths shop, yoc enter
the city by the Camden road.
Rock Island. sepIedn. BENZ. ID. WALSH.
fsgIAK House Noiasses N Barrels and Kegs,
New Orleans Moiasses :. 9. /"
- ~ store and for sale by
r.ex1J IALZKLL d. BRO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01
NEWS ANO B00k INKS.
coLo1ED MKs AHD B1ouzKs,
Notice..

DOCK ISLAND BANK has made arrangements 10
IL uss limited amount ofthe notes OF "The Manu-
lecture n, and Mechanics Rank Of Columbus, Geor
efs., and the same will be received deposit or In
PAYMENT Tor Hxchange Coin, On the same terms as
SAe issues ofthe solvent Banks Of virginia
Chic or Indiana. n. b. osbokN, fresV.
IN MANN, Cash'r.
In 2-dNtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01
gfp GOODS.
GO0D NEWS TO LADIES!!

0VVV NS w 6nOSsS
PARIS AID NEW YORK
Wholesale and Retail xiliAsry store.
TIME subscriber takes pleasure in informing me "a
dies OF Davenport Rock Island and vicinity, snas
he has the store the corner Of Third ana SRA
dy Streets Davenport, which he Is now nu,ne Up anu
win have in readiness 10 open about the I'd Of October
for the sale Of
Millimcry. Embr0iAery and Fancy
Goods,
where he would invite them 10 call and examine MS
entire new stock Of silk and Straw Honnen, Satins,
Velvets, Ribbons, Feathers Flowers, &C., &C., OF she
latest Paris and New York styles.
Having had TEN YEARS experience In the business
In the city Of New York; and having engak the SER
vices OF two first class Millinere who have been IN
our employ for the last four years, We feel
that we can furnish the ladies Of the West with a.
pretty Bonnets as In the city Of New
York or imported from Paris.
Our assortment OF Millinery Goods Is me Iarees
and best ever offered in the city OF Davenport, ana
will be sold on more reasonable terms.
Marking and Stampingf for Rraiding and Emorider!
done to order. - .,,,,.,.
sepQ0dG wlf VIM. n NASHOLo'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01

MERCHANTS DISPATCH.
TIkE RECEIPTS GIvIN.
FROM
NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
American Express Co. proprietors.
RRAEGEMENTS have been made by which the
IA above Dispatch 10 enabled 70 forward goods ct
mers fxp editisxs rate tksn say !iae rxMniag Wet
except the regular Express Company.
Fare 1T by this Dispatch is forwarded via Railroad
patch, and run On the regular EMIsRAxr PASSENGER
TRAINS.
Mark goods Merchants Dispatch. Care Hull 4 r.
with us. k
Forfurther particulars arplyto
A. H. IIviHcsros, Agt, 1871 Broadway, n. =.
n. W KxYrs, s: Broad 81. cor State, Boston
or to the undersigned, Agents for Davenport and
Rock Island.
June GO DIFF HULL & PARISH. AE;s.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01
Carriage ~ Bale

s A WE'LL finished Family Carriage that has been
~ used but short time and 10 nearly ~ good rs
sew, for sale chssp.
Also, one set Of Eastern Carriage Harness. Silver
nesases ESD ~ ro@a - ace,
90 y ttti OF.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01
Chicago aud Mississippi Railroad.

0E Sc
DAssEN GERS for Bloomington, Springfield Alton
and ST. Louis, will nnd the route via La Sale to be
the Speedie&t now now open to the public, and not
srbiected to the usual delays Of River BY taking
the CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND RAILROADS. La
sale the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILRoADto Bloom
ington, and the
TO Alton and ST. Louis. Passengersare taken through
Without delay In IS Hours!
The route to st. Louis via Mississippi Rivers THREE
HuEpRxp MILrs and time RTY-FoUR HOURS.
stage Connections
re ade at Bloomington with Peoria, Pekfn ard Ur-
bang: nj Springfield with Basdstown, Petersburg and
Havana. at vrden with Wayery; at Carlinyills with
Hillsboro, Van BuEenshurg, Vandalia and Salem; al
Brighton with Greenfield and Scottville; and at Alton
with Jerseyviiie. Carroiton. Edwsrdsville. Highland
and Carlyle The trainsalso Sprinneldwith
the Great Raroad for Decatur, rerrs-Haute
Jacksonville and Naples.
Messengers arriving at st Louis, will connect with
Steame for the Missouri Ohio. and Tennessee Xiv
ers and also with Steamers for Memphis, Vicksourg.
hatcher =, and New Orleans.
TPPassenger Trains leave Bloomington at A. N.
and 80 p H., on the arrival ofthe Trains fromthe
North.
rPrickets con be procured of a. r. LANGLEY,
Agent La Sail. for any point ont The Chicago Mis-
E.KRALING, suptC MR..
June 9Th, 1s54ly
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01

nec7 is5f-dIy
COOKING, AIR WARNING & vENTILATiAi]
EXAMPLES 81 the above apparatus now read! "
l. the inspectinB OF those who desire Ia hays 4
bestmode of Warming and Vcniiiating their heuaY
also for Cooking. We have the 9genc. for the sale
the = ost approved Hot Air Furnace and Cook
Range which only needs To be seen 10 induce tn'i
Coal, Coke. or Wood can bc used,
We invite The public generally to call ard etan
the apparatus: only aIbis number csn be "hisln'i
this fall. 90 that 10 be Of tting eithsra FGfhs
or Range the order must be left early.
Cooking Sioyes-a large assc rti.er on hand WI |
wessil at greatly reduced prices.
Aug 3I.d3m. T.CLosE & co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01

DRUGS AND MEDICINES !!
q. r. wE1B.

q. r. wEDB,
TTAs just received Afresh supply Of Drugs, Mcdi-
III cines and Chemicals, Oils. Paints and Painters
articles, varnishes, Window Glass and ruty, Tiass
Brushes Paint brushes, Surgical and Dental lnssru-
ments, Trusses, Patent Medicines, Fancy GOODS
&C., &c.
Below We mention a part Of lot OF Perfumery re-
cs1ad This morning direct from the Mnnufactufers:
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01
Wrolf;tries.
FAMILY GROCERY.

FAMILY GROCERY.
r1>HRsuoscnbsr hes opened ssockof oroscriesin
j his houes on Perry bcswssnseconda and Third sts,
which he will wSrraptte Be Of the very best quality
and which ~ viii sell - low assaA Be purchases
elsewhere.
CIGARS.
A sAsisslst ofCiearsjuss reseivs aadfsr salslsv
atwAoiesale crtetail.
c.N. PECK.
davenport, Deeasd, Iss4.dtf
NEW FAMILY GROCERIES.
TINE subscriber has opened large AID choice a.
I sortment q Family Groeeries, At the "ChAcA'
Erred STORE" -
Trent g., nearly opposite the Mills,
Afsp issrs tslee Bssrers & PsstttNasS,
where shall always have on hand fall supply Of
all such articles ~ every family needs. viz:
n. O. Sugar; Fish all KfndG
Clarified Bacon, Ham land Shoulders;
Crushsd Picked Pork Lard;
3. and no. Mol; Choice Flour;
Coiyee and Teas; Potatoes;
Pepper and Spice; Dried Fruit;
s ss,l. ' Mare. S,.'' White SSsf I.s ~;r
oilsnd Turpentine; Soap and Cxndles, Sta rch;
And many other articestoo numeroueto mention, all
ofwhich will be sold for ready pay, atthe lowest pr
ccs.
IwilIa, purchase oil kinds Of Country Produce
Butter. Eggs, Poultry, Wheat, Corn, osts, etc, etc!
May s4-du DAVID A. BURROWS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01
tNst'hcf " ~ . w Az tslff t't'll III ~ W
Toys, Dolls e. Fancy Notions senerslll
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,

Il Electromagnetic opened 5enera i ntciig.s1
Ole. with pictr set oi books in wLb1
enter all kinds OF Real and Personal Propcri, ford
or for rent, The names of all Servants " 10 wish
places In families Thin the city, also tle nnms
Mechanics LaborersaBd othcrsscch Ing en- 10y ~
so thatGh .e " hou ar, in search Of Houses. aids
wants. &c cannotfail Of immediate IL 'hs
inEeitherhy calling atmy Office. Charges modsnI
Cal nd register Your wants or orders ar The,
receive promDtiitention-
A. FINEFlFIr,
NJ 4 Raj Il
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01
FOR SALE,

TWO Lot. in Enst Davenport.
j Enquire Of ALFRED G. BILLION,
JGW. a-du lie Claire Wv
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01
st. Louis and St. Paul Packet.

4 THE steamer MARy C., ~. A. FoR.E
q Master. has just been tn oroughly over
3za1kszi ID hauled and repaired and il now in
complete ruhIiDg order and will run during the
season between ST. Louisiana ST. PaHi, touching
ut all intermediate laadihgs. For FIRE ght apply on
board or 70 BURROWS q PkEiIYMAN.
April, 25., IsJ5.is
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01

EalID, Class, White Lead.
A LARGE stoet rust peseived direetfer, the Man
~ pfsespAcyr. WILTON 4 HAhLEY.
Mar n lSSs
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-01

House & Lot fer Sale.
yINHE newly erected double frame house, built In
j. modern style and very convenient, situated on
Rock Island betweenseeond IL Third sts. will be sold
OF reasonable terms for cash on arpiieatIen to
JHnS21dtf Il. w. WHEELER.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-12-15
English Bacon.

Americans visiting England are often
struck with the superiority OF English ba-
con over cur own, particularly OF that
tiom Wits and Yo,kshare. Ii is belev-
ed that the difference Is owing solely 10
the mode Of preparation. We publish
the following recipe as furnished by Mr..
Browne, OF he Agricultural Bureau of the
Paten. Office. II is worthy OF The dlten-
iion Of our agricultural readers:
sAs soon as the bacon comes from the
butchers hands it should have covering
Of SALT dried and rolled TO fine powder
well rubbed IN with The hand to every
part, using the linsar TO fill every hole and
jolnt. as ii is most important that the meat
should take the salt " ben quite fresh. In
twelve hours all the brine aud damp salt
not absorbed should be scraped oil the
bacon and removed from the vessel, and
dry salt added again, as much as needed
10 cover il, as before, aud we'll rubbed in.
This profess should be repeated every
tw Give hours Tor three DAYS, when satpe-
ire should De added, getting off previous.
" ali The damp salt and brine as before,
and applying The saltprtre as the common
salt adding IA handful OF the latter A
quarter OF a pound Of sdltpetie 10 a side OF
eacoh weighing seventy pounds Is suiii-
eiestt. tlten mix one pound CT coatse brown
sugar and one pound OF lieacle or molas-
ses, and pour over the saltpetre ou the ba-
con- adding little more common salt dali
~ Iol three days, which selves TO make
tlie pickle keep well, aud the whole liquf
should be laded with teacup over the ba-
con as often as eenvenient, four times a
day for the iirst Two weeks after it was
first put 10 the bacon, and then never les.
shan twice q day Tor the remainder Of tie
lime needed for lis picking, which is four
weeks, or longer II large bacon; and ;hen
II should be seal 10 the dry ing ,house, and
smoked over a wood Ere"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-12-15
THE VINDICATOR.
STAUNTON, VA,
MORNING. DEC. Is, 1855
PROSPECTS of the Democracy.

Under the above caption, the Albany
Argus publishes facts and figures which
Indicate the certain triumph of the Demo-
cratic party in the approaching Prcsiden-
tial election, If common prudence, even,
in the selection Of candidates, is observed.
ifthere be any criterion Says the Ar
gus) whereby 10 judge fthe future pros
poets of the respective political parties it
is TO be found IN the recent State elections
embodying as they do popular opinion on
the vital questions ofthe day.
Applying this ties; to the several politi-
cal parties, ne think no candid person can
fail to see that the Democratic party is
destined to achieve slorious victory next
year. Twenty zone States have held State
elections the present year, Of which four
teen have gone Democratic. We give
them in their order, with the majori;ies,
and ihe number of Presidential electors to
which they are eulitled:
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-12-15

A Noisy FELLow.-A curious point OF
law has just been decided in England, by a
country judge, IN Exeter. The question:
was weather an inilablant Of a town was
at Liberty 10 keep animals whose noise
proved "a serious ANNOYANCE to thelr neigh
bols. Il was shown, on HE part OF Mr..
Abraham, that his neighbor, Mr.. Miuty,
had cock which erowed one hundred and
fifty times IN twenty five minutes. The
learned Judge thought That was an amount
OF Growing which human nature was mol
bound TO put up with and awarded to the
plaintiff Is. damages.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-12-15
Blood in her Eye.

A correspondent OF the Boston Journal,
writing from New YORK tells the follow
ing:
can incident TRANSFERRED here last veek
that has made some talk among the PAL
lies Who have had knowledge oil the mat
tel: A lady came TO this city last week
on her cav 10 California. She has as arms
l1o iev0lvers and bow Ie-knile. The
conductor purchased hera ticket in the
California steamer, and she lett III the yes
sci at noon. Her story is ibis: A short
tine STAGE her husband obtained possession
OF all Eer property, converted all he could
into gold, and then deserted his family
Took SHIP and started FOR the land oil
gold, around Caps. Horn.
But this is not ihe ~ orst: he took with
him female not his wife. Injured aud
naddened the vie has started after her
teci cant lord; not from love, but from hate:
not 20 recover possession ofabsconding hus.
baud, 5ul to administer deserved chastis-
ment not 10 take him back but to shoot
him and his companion. Wind, weather
and steam permitting, the lady will reach
California some time III advance OF her alb
Seondiug mate. He wi no doubt be rath
er surprised TO meet her ladyship on the
California landing, and unless sea sickness
shake The wrath out OF her, the meeting
will not be one OF the most cohjugal thai
can be imagined
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-12-15

! door aud retired to the kitchen. The in,
formation received at the Pesrl street man
sion struck Mr.. Granger call of heap
The idea that he had been coufting a ser.
want girl for an heiress drove him almos
distracted. Blu, this was not the worst o
it. Mr. Granger had not only suffered ir
his bussom," but in his pocket Outing
his correspondence he forwarded the fol-
lowing presents to Miss Douglas:
| One gold watch valued at $40; one sci
of earrings worth $50, and diamond
breast-pin worth $50 making grand total
of $3.50.
TO get back a portion of this treasure
Mir Granger repaired on Wednesday TO
the Police office. He told his story TO
Justice Paisons, and wished TO swear GU;
warrant for :alse pretenses against Miss
Doug las.
For doing WHAT asked the magistrate.
'Eor putting on French airs and doing
me out Of tive hundred and ninety dollars
worth ofjeweiry, repIied.Mr Granger.
The Justice informed Mr.. Granger that
there was no law fofbiduing French airs, !"
and that he coald not possibly have war
rant.
And what would you have me TO do 2"
Go home to Burlington and resolve
never again to be sold by Pearl street
chambermaid, even il she INDUCES in
French airs and smiles from pafIor vim
dow
MIR. Granger left the Office saying he
would think over it. We saw him about
an hour afterward ,nquiring the way 10
Holstein's law Office. W neither he in.
tends TO commence a lawsuit for the recoy.
cry OF his goods, will be known at the next
Court.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-12-15
POETRY.
From the N'oman's Advocate
TO AX MOTHER IN TEE BETTER
LAND

TO AZ MOTHER IN TEE BETTER
LAND.
BY CORA wILBURsa.
What is Home without Mother what is every JOY
II the one-the truest, fondest--be no dwellor by
the hearth?
What hoae, its peace its gladness all its joys its
loving care,
! If the Angel Of the Household-the best loyd-bo
missing there :
WHAT'S wealth--its enyie1 glitter-a the power its
gifts bcstow,
If the voice be heard no longer which ever ''soft
and low ~
What Is potnp and earthly grandeur what is count
less riches store,
Ifa Mothers glance Of tondes can delight the heart
esaa no more
What is titnc--its toed for laurels-a the glofies
of fenawn,
If the smile of her we cherish has to brighter regions
haWn
hat is the applause of thousands, all the echoing
notes Of praise
10 one word of calm approval from the Guardian of
youths days?
What is all the love that giaddens by its sunny
hopes and dreams,
To ot love that never changes, but through life in
tensely beams,
Bright, and pure, and undminished, as the light
from heller spheres
Heavens diyinest revelations in Mothers love and
tears?
What is Life without thy presence, Mother, to thy
lonely child ?
All its gifts its empty pleasures, cannot still the
warnings wild
For the love the smile, the sunshine, which mine
eyes may never trace,
In its spiritual beauty, upon another mortal face.
Mother Friendships boon is holy !; JOY and SYM
pathy are sweet,
And the heart is blest and peaceful where high
pifatons meet -
Dreams OF beauty, thoughts all loving, lend charm
to passing years
But the JOY, the aspiration, darkened is by human
fears.
For the aid the strength, is wanting, that thy love
would give to me,
And my oitantimes dropping spirit longs, how
estty, for thee
And my heat, that love and sorrow swell with sup
plicang strain,
Calls on thee, my Angel, Mother, in invocation
vain.
Then awakened Faith, all trusting, upward guides
my trcmhling feet,
And reveals the bright Hereafter, where all kindred
spirits meet;
And feel that LIES completeness then will only
perfect Be,
When my heart can lift its prayers, landing at my
Mothers knee
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-12-15
In tho House OF Delegates.

On the 7th the following resolution
were offered by Mr.. Imboden.
BY Mr.. lMsoDEN-lhat the last annua
report Of the Board of Visitors Of the IN
situation Cor education of the deaf, dumb
and blind, be referred TO the committee Of
Schools and CoIleages, with instructions
10 enquire into the expetlieney of legisIa-
ting on the various subjects embrace ell in
said report.
BY MIR iMBoDEN--I'hat the last annual
report oil the Superintendent and Board Of
Directors OF the Western Luhalic .ASylu
be referred to The Commute on Lunatic
Asylums with instructions 10 enquire into
the expediency of enacting the laws there
in suggested.
BY Mr.. IMBoDEN-Of authorizing an
increase ofthe capital stock OF the Rich
mond Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
Road Company, for the purpose OF ena--
bling SAID company to connect its road
with the roads Of the Orange and Alexan.
dr,a and Mannassa Gap companies.
BY MIR. lMBoDEN-That the public prin-
ter be ordered to furnish fifteen hundred
extra copies Of the report OF the Superin-
tendent and Board Of the Western l.una-
tic Asylum.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-12-15

FIVE TINES MARRI4p.-A few days
since an old man of sixty-one years appi,-
ed at the office OF the city registrar fer his
fifth marriage certificate. His Intended
Bride is but twenty. -four, it beng her first
marriage. This is the only case within
the knowledge OF the presen: registrar OF
iiith marriage. Last year one alaa ap-
plisd for his fourth marriage certificate
aud during that year more men were mar
fled for the third time than iemales.-
There is, however, woman 10 th.s city
ofaoout forty years who is now living,
with her sixth husband. She was first
married at the age of thirteen, and when
fourteen was widow. At the expira-
ton Of the third year she was married IL
her third husband. She has had but three
children.--Bosion Traveller.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-12-15

Flour roe THE CeineA.--It is stated
that nearly 5000 barrels Of flour were pur-
chased at Detroit, last week, mostly by
Gus lifm. The detroit Advertiser says:
This flour is bought on foreign order,
and without a doubt will find It's way to
tue crimea. THIS firm have within the
pas few weeks purchased IN this mark ct
about so, 600 baieis oil flour. at az aver
age Ct say 81 Is per bbl, thu. throwing
some tsoo hundred and thirty ihonsaad fire
huadsed dollars into the hands OF our far
mels, iniiets and produce dealers.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-12-15

LOUIS NAPOLEON IN OUR GRAIN MAR.
KET-The Rochester Union states tina!
the agents OF the French Emperor have
been largely engaged this fall IN purchas-
ing whea. in the West on his account
They have purchased 500 900 bushels, o,
which 5000 came to Buffalo, and $50
900 bushels to Oswego. All but DC, 000
went down the Erie Canal. The same
agents are still buying in Illinois aud 9th,
er Western States, to so down the Missis-
sippi and out by New Orleans.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-12-15

GREAT RaiLRsAp RsFEREE CAsN.-ln the
ease OF Moor and Cunning who built the
kennebec aud penobseot Railroad, from
Augusta 20 Bangor, Me-. at an estimated
pliee of 100000. and who made Il
further demand upon the company, which
was referred for settlement to Colonel Stan
IT,, of Augusta, Col. Eben Hutchinson
aud Phillip EASTMAN. Esd. The decision
is. that $50 geo ADDITIONAL shall be paid
to them, aud tina, the stock ofthe company
be taken by the contractors in payment,
the par value OF which IL $93. 600, shall
be referred to a reference committee to de.
eide what price the contractors shall allow
for it, aud ii the company does not accept
these terms, the contractors may sell the
same at auction, and the amount which it
hrings shall be credited towards the awar.
ded $50, 600.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-12-15
Electoral Vote. Mai

As one hundred and forty -nine consti-
tute a majority OF the electors, it will be
seen the Democracy have bat to get five
more to carry she election. The Legs
ature Of South 5alo!ina is Democratic,
largely. and in tha; State the Legislature
chooses electors. Taking therefore the
elections OF the present year as the basis,
the Union is sure for the Democracy.
The Know Nothinss and Republicans
have carried the following States: