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Gen. Aimonte-Ihe three millions due Meri-

WASHINGTON, Feb. l0-Gen. Almonte. the
Mexican minister here has left here mt the urgent
solicitation of friends for Mexico. The constitu-
ton of the country being now remoddled 50 as to
make him eligible to the Presidency.
The Mexican government have withdrawn their
test against the payment of certan drafts amoun-
ting to million and half-being part of the
Meslla Valley, one draft for $65O0OO has been
presented and paid
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ARRIVALS Ar THE
xx..h;,, ysou II ouse-H Smead a Co.. prop

rrR 1lth-Wm Miller & r Depot; Dr Evans, lady u
,ildrep FLOYD; Col Boyd a"vy Grove Russell ~ Jho NJ
I,re Middleton; VIM p Banks Bristol Tenn il VI Dennis,
hertv G Freeman V & r. Jas NJ Pettigrcw, do; Col
limo Pryor. Amherst r Davenport 3strV Is, :,
II Il Jucado --- JnO " Stone, efy;J % Stanheid,
Amherst: G. Wilton, V & T Il; Johnston fha; Jho W
Myers Amherst; l. A Buckingham, city; Jno Riekets -
4 + Rurges -; ID Marks, sonth Bend; WEE l.. Noon
hvm Hannah eity J Wade Bedford William Burton,
ampbell C C Chaffn VIM Mitchell Bedford r. ) burton
ampbel; Edward Langhorn, Christiansonrg; W Mihh,s
andfnrd PANEL Leesville: Galloway, Bedford IN IL
Shunkin Lewsburg; Everett, Bedford; w II Cauiron
Indiana; Capt II Jackson Farmuilie; ID draham
oft Apponattox; Capt Jordan, Miss ID JoLdan MISS
8larlilton. Lunenburg; sgleman Floyd ~ u Ii,
4, ~ ard Camphell: Cant " Davis. Petersburg.
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TIE MARKETS.

NEW York, Feb ll.-Flour has advanced
State $685. Ohio IS 81; Southern 1912. Wheat
unchanged, with an improving tendency. Corn
lower at 81 cents. Whskey declined--Ohio 81
cents.
BALTIMORE, Feb. H. Markets dull and un-
changed Flour held AT $S,l2-no buyers at So
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THE STEAMER PACIFIC.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE Secretary Of the
Navy has authorized Lieut.. Hariseine to go in
search of the Pacific with n steam brig Arctic
now at Brooklyn Navy Yard. lie will go to sea
Immediately.
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Ice Breaking nm

BRlsroI. j., Feb. 9.-Our harbor is now
open. and steamer came in from Newport to-
day. The steamer Bradford Durfee is working
pt' Providence with an ice pillow. Several square
rugged vessels are waiting to get through.
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Search for the Missing Steamer Pacific

DtUTt IJ0T TIT HTSS1HE oHHWt7 HTt'
New YORK, Feb. TO- - The steamer Alabama
of the Now York and Savannah line. sailed this
morning in search of the steamer Pacific which
left Liverpool on the 23d of January, and is now
in her 18th day out
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Depdrfurs Of ROcbsI.

NEW YoRK. Feb. 9.-rhe steamship Fnltor
sailed at noon to day for Havre with 80 passen
gers. among whom was Mile. Rachel. III,
Fulton took out S3O,0O0 in specie
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T,be Kone 4rct;c Erpeditivn

albany, n. y, Feb 9.-ln the State Assem-
bly to-day a resolution was reported compliment
tary to Mr.. Grinnell, and voting gold medal 10
DIR. Kane.
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Death of Hon. Tho

Death Of Hon. Thomas StiH.
ERIE, Pa, Feb. 5.--Hon. Thomas Still. a dis
tinguished awyerpnd politician died here last
evening.
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Died.

On Sunday January 9Th In the 3d year 81 her age Nj
ARIA W. wife OF Mr.. Beni + Garrett Of Halifax co"nty-
ller illness W tbort and painful.
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INEMALE COLLEGIATE INsTITUTE-

The Spring session OF this Instniioh vi" 0Ch on ed
nesday, the both February. with the following faculty
REV JOHN G. BLACKWELL A NJ President ana PROFESSOR oil
Natural Science
WIN a. PACE A. NJ Professor Of English and Classical Lite
raturo.
J. j. PoTrs, A. NJ, Professor Of MathemaeF .
RSArD RFoT Professor Of Modern Languages anu Music
Mks Il. A. PRFoT Assistant in Modern Languages ana Nu
sic.
MISS YrnBY instructrcss in Ornamental Branches
Miss SARAH CoBB Assistant in English and Scientific Branch
MISS MARY +. EDWARDS. Assistant in Music.
Miss NJ f. BLACKWELL, Assistant in Music and French
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COMMERCIAL.
Richardson. Spence & Co.'S Circu

Richardson. Spence & Co.'S Circular.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 25 56.---The weeks arri-
walls from the States have been small consisting
af only % go bush Wheat: 1870 bush. Corn;
and 3i7 bbls. Flour; but from Egypt there are
6933 quarters Wheat, and $50 do, Corn and
from Europe l.4l5 quarters Wheat. 1000 do.
Corn, and 2,6O3 sacks of Flour.
Since our circular of 22d Instant the Grain
trade has been quiet but steady. Most of the
markets show great frmness at the decline, but
transactions are limited, owing to the continued
uncertainty as to the results of the peace nego-
tiations.
Our market to day opened with an improved
demand for Wheat, which induced sellers 10
raise their pretensons; this rather checked bus
mess, and at the close it was less active. Flour
was "A slow sale and rather cheaper. Indian
Corn lost the buoyaney of Tuesday and was Cd
lower The quotations are Flour. ~ q 10 Al
6 per bbl; Wheat red. I'D 10 To ] B; white. IL
to IL per 40 b Indian Corn. mixed, 3o to 80 q
FER 4S6 ID. Wakefield to-day recovered part of
the decline of last week, and London was firm ut
Mondays prices.
HAVRF MARKET.
HAvRE, Jan. 23..-Cotton had fluctuatcd CON
sderaby during the week. The Asla's news
causcda complete panic. and prices fell consid.
erably. but the news # Russla's acceptance OF
the peace propositions speedily counteracted this
ana prices Went up fdo Iiuhes f"'H WV ''"'"'
poni The market closed tame. however, at
decline Of lag francs from the previous high quo
tations. The sales of the week were l27'O bales
Of which 3 500 were on speculation. Stock on
hand about 6O000 bales. New Orleans iris or
dnarie 80 Traces.
Breadstuffs had considerably declined under
the pence news, but closed with more confidence
although business was very dul-American
Flour at 4Sfr. a 4Sfr. soc.
LONDON MARKETS.
LONDON Jan Barring q Bros Circular
report iron in demand at IS 54-. for bars and
rails. Pig i, quoted at 76s.
American stocks have improved and are in
good demand. with advanced prices.
Con soils 994 900. The bullion IN the bank
Of ENGLAND during tho week increased fS0oO.
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ShjD,rrecE.

New YORK. Feb. l0.-The brig Souther, from
Galveston, Texas, went ashore yesterday nj
Squam Inlet The crew were snved.
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ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. II.--An attempt was
made last night to nssassinate Dennis Corooran.
one Of the Editors of the Delta. lilo wns badly
injured. but will probably recover.
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u this day dissolved by mutual consrnt Inc naht n
Inc will be used by either partner in closing the pns
he Their books aud accounts he found at tho counting
stand occupied by A. h Kucker, where
they will pleased have their creditors and debtors call
and settle their AMBROSE - Rl ChEh,
JANUARY lst, 1856. LOUIS W. Redo.
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,A1D7ssNTEs FOR OFFICE.

81 We are authorized announce JOHN H. CONLEi
oddate for the Office Sheriff of Campbell county at the
nsung election llal..oOuN
- we are authorized announce Capt. GEORGE W.
EE candidate for the shcrfalty of Campbell county
,;io.,;', ,bc Sod Of MAY liam 2tdSetde*
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-12

u ROBERT NJ PAlklCh, MANufAt nesc
celebrated have been thoroughly tested i'll various hres
other cities and NOT ONE has ever tailed TO
preserve It's in the most satisfactory manner
the security against burglars the Manu-
cturer has exclusive right the city and coun
v of New York GoFFINs PATENT DEFIANCE LOCK, aud
PATENT CEossBAR which warranted by the Paenee 10
known mode operation adopted by
the mos skltu picklocks.
Each Safeis provided with Collins Patent Powder Channel
Safes all suitable for Banks Merchants, Jewellers
Record Offices &C. Plate Chests for private families fur
psed Manufacturers prices which vary from $50 to
$3.50. H. u HAh,i q - hkents,
10 dScts First Powelrs HOTEL Petersburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-12

~ SAUNDERS IRBY having expired by limitation N
dissolved We return thanks to our Old TRENDS and
liberal patronage since have been IN Du
ness and the concern Of ihbf
{ SAUNDERS. =,
Those indebted to will please forward and settle
their old accounts ms early practicable very desira
ole TO wind up the affairs of the old concern -
" ~ ~ SAUNDERS & IRBY.
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NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

INO-PARCNEH shsaP NOT1CE.-Thc umAcr-
signed have this day formed partnership In the city
New York. under the firm of BRuMMEL & ROfSTERS.
the purpose Of trsnsactng Commission business for the
sale MANuFaorunrp aud rAf TonAcco CorToN. FLOUR
and produce GENERALLY Location ~ Water street
Having ample means are prepared TO make liberal al
connment and produce consigned to us for sale
In Now York Shipments through Mcsns L. Royster Droa
Co. Richmond, Va, will be forw arded free Of charge
JOSEPH BRuMMEl, Of Richmond
A. l.. ROYSrER, of New York.
j. n ROYSrER, OF Richmond
/ fan 5.dG m
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Il OOK ATTnss .-Exsrnordinnry Insurance

j AGAINST FfREll
Extract of Lr from NortoN, IA dated January II, 1856
MEssRs. s. G. HERRING CO.-Gentlemen On the 9TH De
ccmher last Messrs Adams Cos Express Office situated In
large story brick building In this city totally de
and their remained buried In the burning
ruins until Yesterday when It dug out and then
found surrounded with live Goals and almost red hot iron lay
beside the bras aud nobs melted of We
this fire aud If thing resist such heat Is
enough-fre cnudnof be hotter-it triumph indeed We
inclosc n from several parties who opened
YouTstruly, ROWLAND BROS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-12

~ Of L. W Rcdd his eure interest in stock % Groceries
time the business Al the old stand he soirs call from
the friends and patrons who literally patropzcd his old firm
January lst, 1sjG AMBROSE b. KtthEh'
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tTNTIFTtATE1
NORFOLK, VA, January H. 1856.
request Messrs. Rowland Bros, this day attend.
Tho opening of Of errings Patent Feroof Safes
which the fire a December belonging to Mcssrs Ad
Co.'S Express and found the papers and contents In
perfect preservation II In opinion
could be had large four story building entirely
and the safc remained the whole time surrounded
by and subject intense heat for days before dug
from the ruins.
Signed GEO l. ANDERSON C. HALL.
WIN. ID. REYNOLDS, A. Is MCLEAN,
MILES DAVIS, w w. JACOBS
fully satisfied with the In which the above
toned Safe preserved its contents A. A. COWDEkY,
Agent Adams a. Cos Express.
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ulOLLlNGBROOK H = H., Peeesnburl
- vANOTICE-Int taking charge Of the above estahI6k
ment would respectfully solicit :onfinuanee ~ ~
patrons of the HOTEL and my ien&s ash
vail and My table shall always be spread with ~
ecaces of the AL attentivo The
shall have the best attention
ter Ny viii that the ladies' who Hop
shall have every and all ask share e -.
ness The house is furnished the very best style and -
quiet part of the city My Omnibus viii always -
md fro. JOSEPH L. CAHkI00xOM -
~ 30d&cts psopseooeg.
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DIuIrEHs 4 ssMONs. Bssksellcr., atmaisn.>
- TONERS AND FANCY GOODS DEALERS, whole.
ale ana retail No la Main street nearly opposite tho Ex
hang" bank Rielmond Va Country Merchants will
hgo and desirable Stock Of Goods winch will
sris ms VIII warrant second call Terms cash approved
credit tJy Wd&c1y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-12

Ornamental BOOK and JOB PRINTING greatly reduced
prices facilities for doing fine work being daily in
by the recent STYLES Types Borders
Cuts the best Foundes in the North, and would
respectfully friends and the public generally
orders for printing filled In the best
and at prices charged any other establishment
south Of Baltimore
Jobs printed in coors in the finest style Of the art and
warranted to give satisfaction
CARDS CARDSi CARDS - Printed very swift
Press a extraordinarily cheap 9ta
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INTRODUCTION The Co.par.nership OF

INlECTRIC OLA fresh SUPPLY just re.
u ceived and for sale by ,.,
fa ais STROTHER WHITEHEAD
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DEALERS IN GENTLEMEN'S suPERFINE READY
MADE CLOTHING.
TIOS T. Dill Co I6i Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
's door below Fih street, have established an immense
Clothing House the manufacture and sal" OF the most cic
CANT Cnthng that produce in anticipation
~ the rash buyers, who have heretofore
gone ~ New York for that part of their stack ~ OIL,
co are ocrmred that no house the United States shall
'r iagcro varied stock or finer or better made or
eoer prices for cash An examination viii convince the
most skebcsI call and soe them Jan 2l-d3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-12

VuNlE undersigned having sold their stock Of Goods
u Mcssrs Troy Saunders, would chceriuly
mend them TO our former friends aud patrons.
Dec. 81, 1855. MCDANIEL IilfRT 4 PRESTON
IN 1dkcts
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS
A ; Tht srEE ~ DEED OF TRUST MADE

-, ny MasH anthony r. viii sell Mt public auction,
ssH on FRIDAY the I'D day II February 1855 at the To
eSeo eeorS at ogrupcdby the Anthony In the city
OIL LynehhnrF all the Tobacco Presses screws and other
soy knFtS belonging to the said Anthony and convey.
III Tue saul "ed JNu o. l. GoGa1N, Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-12

SESMOUK'S BROAD CAST GRAIN AND
- GUANo SoWER.-We confidently recommend this Ma.
chine farmers Having but little machinery Il Is durable
and easily kept In order and sows regularly quantity
Southern Planter thus comments 1t
we are perfectly convinced of its great In efcsn
working capacity chcspness. durability simplicity Of cor
structon that do not hesitate public
"a thing which 1t is known do often upon
Again one horse works the machine perefact ease
sows breadth Of ten feet fast horse walk
carrying two bushels ut time does require
pages as necessary by who seeds hand Tho
seeding too entirely independent dons
with well during very high Winds which
d the time as during calm because the seed delivered
80 close to the ground We not only recommend the machine
therefore, to every farmer but urge them
Mr Seymours who is nothing their
THOS. BRANCH e. SONS.
Sole Aw,ot for pofnr
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- 9hVI'UrHI thI ann so' InVuI IJ'I = I,''-
VALENTINES! yALESTlNES:!-Nc are
opening large lot of Valentines at all
very fine fian li.tsf LANGHORNE g. WALKUP.
NELATIyE COCOA BROMA, TAYLOR s MUS.
~ tsrd, for sale by STABIER JONES,
Jan l.ldsc,s Druggists
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subscriber begs leave tn inform his friends In town and
that he will leave for the North month"; and be
leaving respectfully socs examination of
stock of Ready Made Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods
comprising all articles Dc found In a Clothing and Merchan
Tailoring establishment and will DO disposed OF on term
which will insure quick sales In order make tn
Spring stock. have hand good Carpe
Bags which will be sold less Northern prices
Doat forget the place to get great bargains
THOS. w. ROYSTON,
ian Hts No As. Sycamore At petcruhur0 u.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-12

conducted In this city by JoHs PuRyIs my Agent
discontinued this date All indebted are re-
qnested immediate Mr. Purvis, who Ia
authorz red o receive the same. JAMES y. KENT.
Lynchburg, Feb l. 1856 fe bdlw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-12

a UASsIA CUPS. for Dy-prptic.-n very useful
III article. for s.lon j. II. THOMPSON & cos
Drug Sinre
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-12

Won CAN BUY WATCHES, JEWERY,
j SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS at =
Wholesale and retail In variety and STYLE low
cash prices by calling NOWLANS sign of the S
gle No "a, Sycamore street, Petersburg Va, where
you will per He has the Nor
thorn and Importers with the largest and most
fashionable of Watches Jewer Silver Ware and
Fancy Goods offered this State Would not be better
call and examine his gnAcedt Stock and
90 per all his Goods for cash. and sell
them much less than the regular prices for the quality
of Goods You also have your Watches and Jewery
paired the short notice, and
The and fashionable Goods in exchange
money.
Remember the place. sign Of the Eagle No a. Sycamore
street, Petersburg, Va. THOMAS NOWLAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-12

Also Ladies' Misses and Chldrcns Shoes aud Shoeiees,
Bootees Caters Of Cloth Kid and Moroc
thick soe all colos aud qualities Ladies' Plush,
Cassimcre Riding Hats; Chrens fancy Hats and
Caps
II the goods being entirely and frosh just
for cash, consider rare
nducement ia persons buying snch articles - .
LOUIS L. ARMISTEAD,
Bank, Iynchhurg Va.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-15

We are indebted to friend for transla
ton from the St. Louis An-eiger Of brie
personal history of Mons CADET, lately de-
ceased at St. Louis.
| Etiennc CADET was born in Dion, Depart
nent du Cote dor, France, in the wear l. So
died IN st. Louis on the Ssh November, 1856
lie began his career as attorney in his natiy.
city, from whence, after the fall OF Napoleon
he went to Paris, where he became interest.
ed IN the secret societies which were orpani.
zed nj that time to prevent the restablish.
ment OF absolute government, and soon be.
/ came member Of the leading committee OF
Carbonarism.
After the revolution Of July 1880. he vas
created Attorney General OF Corsica. In
1881 he was elected member Of the House
OF Representatives, where he took at once his
stand amongst the ultra opposition faction.
press suit forced him in 1884 to take ref
uge in England. from whence he opened a
yigiiant political campaign against the
French government. His meditations about
communism are also dated from that pe
rod. In 1910 he was pardoned and return.
turned to France, When he wrote a popular
history OF the French revolution from 1880
to 1880.
lis voyage TO lcaria, which was soon af.
ter puhiished, and the tendency of his weekly.
The Popular" caused him 10 lose the avn.
pa'hies OF the radical party. lis became
the representative OF moderate socialism.
and was therefore given up by ultra com
munlsts. Abou. this time he had n,merons
adherents, and after the revolution OF Feb
rnary, ls4s, no was decidedly one Of the
most influential and popular men in France.
Beng hated equally both by royalists and
extreme radicals, his life and press were Of.
ten IN peril in those critical DAYS OF polti
Cal Jury and confusion, until after the reyo.
luton in June, ls4s, he resolved To anti
France, and went with number Of his par
ty to Texas, where they established a COLONY
on Red River. Personal difficulties and dis.
agreement caused the dissolution OF thu
colony, aud CADET himself was prosecuted
IN france, nominally for swindling, and con-
iennei by contumaciam. Cabet. notwith
standing bis old age, went to France, claimed
revision OF trial, and was honorably dis
charged by the Court Of Appeal lCour
dappel.) This happened in 1851, and
heiped To increase Cadets popularity, so that
II was resolved by a large number Of the
people to nominate him rs candidate for
the Presidency, on the expiration OF the FIRST
term, when the Soup d'itat- Of the End De.
cemoer by Louis Napoleon prevented all fur
'her combinations of that character, and he
was induced to quit has enslaved country and
:, 70 return 70 the lcarian colony at Naavoo.
III, where he has lived ever since. Differ
ences which have lately occurred among the
members Of the Naayoo colony poisoned his
iatter years, until tired Of the contest. he
suddenly quilted the colony and went to ST.
Lonis. Some days after his arrival he died
IN That city OF sudden attack Of apoplexy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-15

NEW ioRS, Nov. Hon. John A. King.
governor elect. addressed a large and enth,,.
s,ns1ie meeting Of the Young Mems Fremon,
lnion Climb IN this city las, evening. A de.
monstration was eyinced to continue the or.
ganization till 1850.
Naw ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-THE steamsh;n
Tennessee with San joan dates To the 5,h
inst has arrived here.
nc previous accounts OF the battle Of
urenada and aiassasna are fully confirmed
Ten. Walkers position was still more In.
vorabie aud the health and spirits Of the ar.
my excellent.
:. Inc transit route was practicable. The
enn. has San Francisco dates of the loth
uit., says: Trade WAS active and the mining
prospects are good. Senator Weller had
Deem prostrated by "a severe stroke az sick-
ness, The news otherwise is unimportant.
he Indian trouble. in Oregon threaten 10 he.
come more serious. Gov. Stevens who had
advanced to the Wala Wal.a countrv 10
negotiate peace had been obliged to re-.
turn.
DrnrorE. Nov. Il. Twenty seven conn.
yes olheial' Republican gain / 300 ON Aug.
election. aS'
:. IGESioa, \. j., Nov. Ia large R.nob.
mean meeting here last night nominated Ere
mont and Dayton for laGo with mach an,h,,-
slasn.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 1.-The Indiana Tea.
siature elected. stands as follows. Uau.s
" pem0erats, Sc Republicans. Sena,s. d
Democrats, 70 Republicans and one Ameri-
san.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-15

The following losses and gains are com
puted from tho Congressional returns oi
August.
.Lee county, $40 Bach. l0leain.
Van Buren,, sos Bnch. 3333 gain.
'Des Moines, 10 Baah. III gain.
Davis, 7s5 Bnch. 9Y3 gain.
sScott, CSC for Fremont, 800 gain.
~Henry, 1909 for Fremont, l27 gain.
johnson, Fremont 2j4. SO gain
Linn, ESQ for Fremont, so gain.
Muscatine, 2ln for Fremont, 90 gain.
Washington, 500 for Fremont, so gain.
Cedar, 400 for Fremont. $50 gain.
Jefferson, l5G for Fremont, 80 loss.
Wapello, 6S for Buchanan, IS loss.
Mahaska, 300 for Fremont, - loss.
Lucas, small maj. for Fremont, $50 gain.
Louisa, 400 for Fremont, little change
Dubuque, Bach. LOCI, 335 gain.
Jackson, Buoh. 100, ls2 gain.
sJones, Fremont 3o2, IS gain,
Appanoose, Buch. 662, 27s gain.
'Maricn, Bach. 237, 81 gain.
sMonroe. Fremont 10, IL loss.
Clinton, Fremont $50, 1913 gain.
decatur, Bach. 800, ISIS gain,
Cass, Fremont 3, % loss.
Wayne, Buch. $50, 81 gain,
Pottawatamie, Buch. &C., 1870 loss.
Polk, Fremont los, 2G loss.
Benton, Fremont 100. 50 gain.
'Keokuk, Fremont &C, 5 gain.
Marshall, Fremont sos, 10 gain.
Iowa, Fremont les, 81 gain.
Hardin, Fremont $50. loss.
Story, Fremont 10, Sc gain.
Guthrie. Fremont ID, Is gain.
Jasper, Fremont AIS, II loss.
Tama, Fremont 200, VI loss.
Poweshiek, Fremont 200, So gain.
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