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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-09

FORT GAINES ACADEMH LOTTERY.
CLASS -.
To be drawn In the City Of Atlanta esorga Public o.
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-09

UlkCUV6Iy IN VIC OCItHCC VL A0u4O1HOs
ENQRAYINGs OF TBE SEALS OF THE PATENT OF
FICF OF GRFAT BRITAIN. EC0LE de PHARMACIE
PHARM.cIEN de PARIS AND IMPERIAL COLLEGE
OF MEDICINE. VIENNA, are al xed upon each wrap
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-29

A CADEMY OF MUSIC
"A Fourteenth street.
Positively last two nights Of the
TALL N OPERA.
MONDAY, SEPT. 20 1856,
LAST NIGHT OF tt SEASON,
will be presented for tie fourth time Meyerbeers grand
LErOuF DU NORD,
(NOHTH STAR,
which will also given fifth post yey las
TUESDAY, SEPT. 80, 1856
for the benefit Of
MAX MARETZEK.
Madame ANNA DE La GhANGE,
Madame Der
Madame SIEDENBERG,
Miss PYNE,
signor BRIGNOLI, ARNOLDI,
lMODIO, QUINTO,
COLETTI. MULLER,
BARATrINI, In the principal roleA
TUESDAY SEPT. 30, 1856,
Benefit of
MAX MARhTZEK,
after which the Academy OF Musc WI positively BE
CLOSnH,
Nsrezek Contrary rumors has been unable 70
obtain further Academy upon acceptable con
dttons
Admission ...,.......,..Si Second tier - cents
Secured seats 80 cents Amphiheatre % cents
Doors at I 4 clock commencing at g.
Offices at the Academy Of Music and at MsssYa liam
sons 239 Broadway Monday and TUESDAY. from
A. o5P M.
Max Aaretzek Director and Conductor.
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DARNUMs AMERICAN MUsRUM.-

III
ID TIE GREATEST MARyEL rET-woSD DER OF Iur AGE
THE LARGEST SNAKES IN THE W0RLb.
The Newbury Mass, Herald OF the I'D Sept, says-rbc
brig Planet arrived from Africa brought 70 Salem seve
eighteen feet and
another feet in length These snakes when ~
liberty and dangerous and viii seize animals
Of large size and after crushing them TO break all their
will walow them whole. The Of the Planet
that the OF these snakes had devoured
child before taken On Saturday they
pairing to feed with good sized dog-N y Commercial
Advertiser
The above snakes exhibition at this
No serpents bearing comparison point OF
proportions these extraordinary have
imported before into this country AL anscondas
and boa heretofore America huge SEINE
have been shrink into 10 the Of The s
viathan Of this collection
Second week Of the domestic drama, now attracting
such immense audiences. entitled ---
jessie; or, TIE WANDERERS RETURN
piece full Of absorbing interest and replee with thrilling
Monday. Sent a. 10 saturday Oct ~ and Wednesday and
Saturday after moons with the following great cast
Jacob Thorne G. W. Clarke; Isshus We're, Mr.. Brdgnan
Chirrup Hadaway; Hon Arthur fanshaw Levick: 6gls-
mund H. +. Taylor; Jessie, Miss Mesy Polly, krs Ra-
Arer which, FIRST time Of the laughAsle farce Of
JOHN JONES.
Monday and Tuesday sfernoons-first time OF and
entirely original piece Just received from London, entitled
Romance Under Dncuucs' aev which, songs and Dances
comedy OF Kips In the DARK living skeleton, Ne
dwarf lady model OF the MAkO the living Wild boasts Ii
lady who enters the den Of Hons 4c A an 70 - seen
here yet, without extra charge.
Abundance everything. css children under TO- l2s
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FURNITURE.

U,upNrrURE.-eoe WORTH OF FIRST CLASS rup
nture, consisting q sod rosewood psrlor Suites IN
superior rosewood panofofes oil paintings bedroom
furniture Sc for sale In whole part VERY low ~ cash
n The residence ~ West Fswieesih street.
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House and held hands, &c. -. :
PROGRAMME OF THE PRINCIPAL SCENES AND

PROGRAMME OF THE PkiNSiPAL SCENES AND IN
Ae1 I-TuE Peaceful HoxE;-Drswingroom a. canema-
with sia IL 1s y
nager.Nnas repngnance to busness-Larse accounts ac
Three deep for the fun Of lie Ammunition OF
nssnded Harry-The promise Of free
don-Exutant hopes of the slave brother.
.ars5Ths dyias wiz .na faithful TN.
an humble but friepd-A soul above prise
couh young mother and her
Lehorr bonnets and odd shses-Ssd orsbodngs
relief "Od Bourbond-D Of Ti-Unsle Jack
ne 70 drive of The
sut-ImPressiye death Of the Two, world weary ., :,
AID his and
Sx asBy s9 1s The N
rejected sSainswihe hour Sordon
whpTerror Of Nina and IL timely place
given to the capegrace and his fitting companonsIThc
he sroer
On the to camp meeng.Uncle Jack and the ladies' on
apilgrmage-sage remarks Of the nnconyered old tyran-
serious doubts s geosraphoM pOsion-od Tia's any
wsen En- he Two sticks ap for tie Psyton
bloodaold Hundred goes IN strong On "ne GordonsDs.
snce Of Dred~Re rsjoicss in turmoil lightning
Sounds-They suceored by The ouiaw-Dsath Of Tom
ACT VA Hosr on. THE Roiiisc Dnnr.-E.tesior Of
Crpps cottage Grips brings home wifeOh Till dis
gusted-Resoves TO leave the land Of Egypt with his little
children OF Israe-Brief preparations made-The swamp
Fearful the fugitves-The provided
by the outlawed slaveArrva of old rtfThe Of their
reedom-sef sacrifice and herosm of the rescuerDeah Of
/ bred.
LAST scns..open And rocky shore. embracing The
schooner with all tie gves boardThe manning of the
life boat and peous attempt 10 reach the sinking vessel
i Thrilling and unexpected deuounement
The orchestra directed by Mr. q. Dodworh, will perform
GRAND DIvERrIssEMENT.
Russian Polka by the Corps de Ballet
La Mandrena by Miles Ernestne and Annie Henrards
Grand Medley Gavoe by Mr. b. Yates Miss Salle Parting
ton and Miss Salsme.
Promenade Finale all the Characters
To conclude with the ever popular farce OF the
WANDERING MINSTREL.
which will recie the doleful history VII
kns and his Dnah" and execute two classical solos the
elarionet in A fat
Mr.. Herbert Carol, with the song Of MY Pretty
Janen and Come, sit thee down. ...kr James Dunn.
Mr.. ernkum. Mr.. bethany Mrs Crinkum hrs Carpenter
Mr.. Tweedle Mr. Denham Mrs. j. r. Scott.
John. Mr. Biby Peggy. Miss Fanny Denham.
Servants, &c.
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600 AsP 70 ,, c.1ls ,n yss
Of sshsr physcass ard All cshr remedies fail nHs
drop your only reliance r thorough 10 certain
diseases NO. nvtsin street The only pisce now wen
known for the very many e1aordnay cres has perform
ed without diet hndrsnee from business vhen all
remedies only drive The dsssss n he blood y only. This
the patient from secondary aAcxs and II the
remedy earth tha does n Try an others and Be
o. handful stating Or. Hunter has remcveiSss
vllanois humbug
----------------
DTCoRDg PRACTICE, IN A CERTAIN IMPORTANT
IN Of diseases Ac DIR @. n. HAMMOND SIG broad
way opposite he s. Nicholas Boe is consulted coa6den
Tally, 10 English Or french.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-29

DUCKLEY's sERENADERs, NEW HALL,
ID b65 Broadway opposite Eblo's Garden-
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
OF the burlesque on the opera Of
MARIANA,
which win be repeated every night this week. with fine
ETHIOPIAN MINSTREISY.
Concert commences at N oeloek Admttanee Is cents;
Orchestra Beats, 90 cents
In rehearsal,
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yEAILACKiS THEATRE
EIGHTEEN NIGHTS,
of he brilliant FAIRY STAR,
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON,
will appear upon the Of her summer triumph, With
inE MosT MAGNIFICENT COMBINATION
hsonc genius brought together for years upon the
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ~
The performance Will with the musical piececf
MIlLY.
.............. Miss Agnes Robertson.
The other characters by Mr. George Holland Mr. Sothcron,
and Mr. Burnett.
After which Mr. Bourccau's great comedy OF
LONDON ASSURANCE.
In which
Mr.. WAco VIII appear sir HArcourL
Mr. Peters ,Douy SpA1Se,
And
Being his first appearance in his creation In New York.
Miss agnes Robertson trace HALFWAY.
Mrs Hoey Lady Gay spanker.
Mise Mary Cannon as .1ert
With and beautiful mise
the length ard importance Of the perform
anee Il win commence at precisely. Doors open at65a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-29

EoR LIVeaP0ol-UNIcED STATES MAIL STEAM
- ship BALTIC, Conlstock commander, will depari with
the United States mails for Europe positively Saturday
Oct H. a. u O'Clock from her berth Il The foot Of Canal
street For freight passage having unsquaed accommo
da,on for elegance and comfort apply 70 EDWARD H. COL
Inns 1 Wall street Passengers requested 20 be on
board ~ ii ocock a. NJ. All letters must through the
Post once any sthers win be returned The steamship
ERICSSON, Capt Lowber VAL succeed the Baltic, anu sail
SATURDAY Oct B.-The rate Of freight from Liverpool
TO New York reduced four pounds measurement
until further
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NO ryv TILL CUnlD-DR. o0pBKI7, puAHp
~ street uAy be esBsutea epnhdenee pylvate -
eases The ~Asans ~ gusctwy sau DR. ~ Win th~
erranty " being NdsAy cured NJ R-aee hs sipor. ~
pend.d In hh onnss -
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yVANTED-A GOOD v1oI1NrsT ONE WHO CAN
w play by note, for two nights week only AppIv
4 Columbian Hal, go Grand street. Williams g ron 70
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TUE sEw YORK Asp LIvEsrooL UNITED srArss

mail steamsrAI-rhe ships mprsing pas nns are
The ATLANTIC, Capt ohver Eldridgs,
The BALTIC, Capt Joseph Comstocl.
Fhe ADRIATIC Capt james West
These Ahps having built by contract sxvSoaiy FOR hd
government service every has been ahen m the
suaethn, also 10 their sngnes 70 insure strength and
peed and her accommodations Ter passengers ere Ins
qualled for elegance and comfort
Price Of passage from New York 70 Liverpool cabin
efSe IN second DO, NA Exciusase use exxs aae sats
rooms $50 Prom Liverpool 70 New York, 50 and 70 gaineas
An experienced surgeon attached each ship No berts
can be secured until paid for The shps Of this Inc have NJ
proved tight bukhsa and avsd danger from
Win net he Banks north OF A degrees until sr Tho Ia
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CURE ouRE-rHE GREAT REMEDY. m v.,n.e

~ unforunates friend. No hing males n ,ssss,.h
o. certain diseases the inaible friend N a aek
Other remedies thar useless alone c,ves X,
never reiurns removes the disease without leaving h. -
IN the blood % conamna'e the sys,cm break ONT or,
ally sold A. NE old established once Canal street co.
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or n FISH THEATRICAL AND CHARACTERISTIC
w wig maker Franklin street opposite Tsy saloon
md three doors Broadway Wigs for fancy halls
vbssers and mus,schics Ccunry thesrcals supplied Mig
EeT vigs.
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he. WAHDF UkFORTUNATEs FRTEND rs THE NJ
~ plus ultra cf certain medicines Requires N he
known TO meet with universal appreciation, and stamp DR.
Ward ~ the srtaesf benefacior Of the day All
who have been lingering for weeks and months rhpc
compounds which destroy the stomach and swallow
ing poisonous pills that undermine the constitution that nv
ealing on N ward you may N stew hours enjoy The plea;
81 Oncc Canal eirect corner Of RroaiMar- 49,
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DIERREPoNT HOUSE, BROOKLYN HEIGHrS.-THIs
establishment located the OF Hicks and Mon.
ague srses the beautiful portion Of the city Of Brook
yp within five minutes OF the Exchange, Wall
receive having enienuy arranged suits apart
ments for families and pleasant for single gentlemen
many have been made, and every attention vii
be given 70 those who may favor him with their patronage
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MEDICAL.
DRIvATF CoNsULrATIoW-DR. wATSOy HAS roR
long series o yeNp confined hs attention 10 diseases Of
certain Glass; which he has treated not lea than twenty
tbousard crsrs without u failure The remedfs
mild and there interruption 10 business changr 81
d.u. Or Watson In constsIN attendance, from in~ths
uirg snt at night ~ bic consulting and residence
WILLIAM WATSON N D.
Formerly Surgeon 10 the Lsck Hospital.
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AMUSEMENTs.

= ~-
pROUGHAMis BUwERY THEATRE
Il
approximations o. Box Ohce. Mr. y. p Miles
Orchestra Seats. ............ 90 cents
EoSes.. % centA Pit ard Gallery f21
Alteration of time Doors at 7: 10 commence at 7
On Monday win be produced the i've act play founded
upon Mrs H. Is stowes powerful and thrilling wort.
DRED; OR, THE DISMAL SWAMI,
dramatzed by Mr. BToughan by PERMISSION OF the
distinguished authoress and pre- sented with entirely
nery mechanical effects stage appointments appropriate
. costumes &C.
Themcdental music. ..by Mr. q Dodwuth
he scenery .,......by hessrs HyliyardG NADER &c
The Mechanism. by Mr.. W Demn and assistants
The costumes by Mr. H. Williams and assistants
The properties. by Mr. Campbell and assistants
The cast viii combine the entire strength of the double
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-09
V4TERING-PLACE ENPLORA IIONS.
NIAGARA.
From Our Special Correspondent

From Our Special Correspondent
NIAGARA FALLS, August Z, 1856.
It takes now Just nineteen hours to leave the
Hudson River Railroad depot at New-forh and Do
set down at hotel here; that is, leaving az 10
the after oon ard travelling express night ana Jay
The drawbacks to pleasure trip, consisting IL
being shut up eighteen hours OF thar time LII Tic
cars, are not worth speaking Of but added 70 'na''
there are some other distractions from one sayety
which are habitually practcod in American cars,
and which night with little attention ana s'0u
feeling be remedied. One OF these Is tue Pric'i00
of sezing on seat which may be vacated moni'n'
tarlly by the original and rehtful party Sucn rui-
faDisn as this would never FOR mOIn,nt De chaiiea
in any country save whore, IN some PH't'cuiai'
the rudest license is practiced By coarse hatIit
under the beliefthat It exhibits equality ahd 'p,i
t.. II ia not unusual 10 see a gentleman su'Ieh'c
bic seat rather than make scene IL RITZ
heinOus neglect on the part Gi the coihPa1!.
lis Iul,s ire not so thoroughly understood u DC
ike tn. laws Of the Neirs and Pertains, thae tney
cannot BIZ violated. The only thing that mHheS ."'
longitudinal barbarsm OF rslrOed car-ses'' Gnu -
able ia the understanding thai inuldhhg up Va rs
sons ind parties a. least does hot dePrI'e Vuo "
seat. Auother DETECTION from the rlghtfal ciS;ls VI
aplessure trip consists IN the nasty
Of so many Americans, neither too poor nor
to travel. At my slde was man splItins 80 80
Juice. and talking With a set OF tobacco
Tie execrAble flthness of such pr0ceeedIDg ~Ss
estheticsy varied by another man, Who mad sGa ia
in the head, and had lett his PoeAet an snca,s
at home, and blew his nose with his IN; .nT ,,;s
Then as another social tint ia keeping "'r -
Iob,.ryed several times strangers vain 10 - =,
mp and down the ear expecting tla' .i Sc ono
would have the courtesy TO offer the "roI I en-
held ore 60 ard, indeed, gentleman uay well h, :,
itate to ak a. Of right place alongside OF man
who hss not tie frs. idea Of eourteSy. II .elnne'
considt ration whether day snan oe 'pJac
~ u - tho necessity OF such an operation
show. the sitting party to be unfit for the a.socs'
Co. &c Se,tl,men Manners and nastiness consid'
e,sa ever, reason exists why. for persons who
know how to behave Themselves anu are c's
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posed to pay for the privilege, In this free
and enlightened country, there should De cars
with seats arranged on the European plan. lc.R,.
tuGinally placed, and subject TO the most ri, I'd
discipline, as they could be- each compartment
holding but four persons
one more growl A redeeming point in the
character of Americans is the habit OF vacating
sst when u woman presents herself in crowded
cer or OMNIBUS But il il remarkable that Ameri-
can women make no Acknowledgement, az gen.
ernl thing for such courtesy. They possess them
selves Of such seats pretty much as II dog had
vacated them, without q bow or ackonwledg-
nept Are such manners feminine, to say the
least
ibis portion of the country has been dismally
deprived of rain. For nine weeks, farmer tells
ne, there has been but one hours shOwer-a thing
unprecedented. His crops OF wheat, barley, p0-
tatots, &c. all except rye, are welEnlgh ruined.
tie complains likewise, that the land is held Ia
too large parcels and that it is impossible for poor
man IN this region 10 buy a farm, and moreover
Dis cams are so small as lsbOrer that with
family depending on him. he cannot save the means
10 en- crate. He pointed out various parcels
OF iaDd beld at $50 and 800 an acre,
complaining that the purchase Of 4 farm, even
small farm, was impossible 70 the lsborer. He
considered the institution of Slavery as the chief
cnrse on the head of the laborng white man of
the North and said his neighbors were of that way
OF thiskiDg, being in immense maority for IRE
mont. DE greved that Young America in the
country knew too much-nore than the creyheads
that IT would nor read the lessons of Dr. Frank
lin, &e. Sol will be seen that Jefersons sore en-
the body polite is like the arremoyed regions of
Western New York in certain matters. adverse 10
economic lmpiicities.
What chsracterzes the con- psny at Niagara is its
toarhsnd-!o quality beyond all other gay Summer
councils. People stay sweek or month at Newport
or Saratoga. Here they often do up" the guide
book in day Or two and are eff And yet it would
seem that the n,blest landscape oermon ON Gods
earth the great waterfall, might W read to cOntrite
hearts and loye.jimmed eyes TOR days and nights.
Each heur that the student of th;l fluent page of
nature gazes on it, he becomes no. only more dis
severed from the things of the earth earthly, but
the submest fnllness, nobleness, head, heart and
eye-sutiio ding naestles of the scene sre more and
more crescent the longer he stays.
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

"A Mr.. Filbeit, FilmoIete, stated in speech at
Reed.rg. p nn. last Monday, that Col. Fremont was
or the total abolition of Slavery everywhere aud the
ds solution OF the Union.
1t reported that Mr.. J. Clancy Jones Of Penn
has been fixed or a. Mr. Buchanans Minister to En-
eIard He Will be appointed, We presume, at the same
tine that Col. Forney IS made Secretary Of State,
August Beln ont Secretary Of the Treasury, Dar. E.
S,cLles Secretary of Var, and Isaiah Rynders Col
lector OF New York.
A great mas meeting 'of the friends OF Fremon:
ard Da,ton wss held in grove at Kittery, Me , on
the ih inst. Ichabcd +. W. Euxey, Hannibal Ham,
In aud others made speeches. Mr. Hamlin was
received with great enthusiasm. They say Name !.
alive for IIamlln and Fremont.
A correspondent. az La Mole, Bureau County,
H. says there is hardly any political division among
the people there; everybody is for Fremont, a great
Republican meeting was held in that county on the
III. Mes-rs Lincoln, Knox, Cook, LovejPy andouph
made speeches.
III male members of the New York State Teach
els Convention. now in session st Troy, were can
vossed a. to their Presidential preferences on thursday
the 7tb; 1913 were for Fremont p for Buchanan, %
for Film ore, for Gerit Smith, and "a undecided.
The Fremont Club at HOnesdale, Penn, held its
secOLd meeting on inc OH u7,' ~ wac q 'iSSii"5
meeting. They say Wayne Co. will give Freln 'nt 900
majority
"A correspondent wr..es t. cay that story in The
Fires. that Wsppingers Falls, Ddtchess Co.. l. for
Fii!more, is all bosh. There are more Buchaneer'
than Fillmcrei.es there end more Fremonters than
10th: 50 says our correspondent.
-Izc " bilc krcning Mars Fiiraorel, IN abiding
10 tie fact rhat 1te Mr. Or1eanS Deutscae Zstnng
= strong for Fremont. axis why they do not pull
"down hi. establishment Il it thus that Republi-
capi-in i TO lie made sectional
Still another party Las just taken the field, which
will probably run neck and neck with theFilmoreites
TIE Bible Times, q religious weekly Of Baltimore,
edited By the Rev. Thos II. Stockton, dominates
judge MIean as Pretiden, and the Hon. Theodore
FreliDghuysen as Vice President
- According to Tie Lyons ~. ~ Repr1t'ean'
there aye rot dozen y)uDg men IN that toTn "n' ~
nct go for Fremont. -,
The editor Of TIE ,VOs5ztgi Ns.) HFra'@ s'oI'
hin sell il favor Of gradual emADcipa''on' ~
out of regard fer the property OF 'ne "h'''
g itsnts Of the State.
An INTELLIGENT merchant Of this CITY, at preee' S"'
ournirg at Fayetteville, Onond'gs ~ ''
ssv DAVIS a. this thriving and beeltliu
r1,P -. nade inquiries respecting the potca
10; ro,nects OF this and the surrounding
=, drg everything - cheering for Freedom
" on Sould not refit the ncin .tion TO le
49, - how the pulfe % Odd Onondaga Count
-. So, ,le cause of huIa01 freedom. There are bu
e''n Rnrbcnnn mfn in this Village, aud thsy ap
rsyen,y ashamed Of tIcy c.Hsi :og they ere a. que
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NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

RALEIGH, Fncay Aug. :, 4e"o'
Wake, Johnston, Orange, Alamance, Guiford, Rowan
and Davidson Counties have been heard from, with
large Democratic gains in all, except Gullsord, where
Gilmer gains 400. In these counties the Democtats
gain five members of the Legislature. Paul C. kerner-
on s elected to the Senate in Orsanc County, which
is Democratic gain.
WIlMINGTos, n. c., Friday, Aug. :, 1856.
New-Hanover County gives $50 majority for Bragg
"a large Democratic gain Columbus County gives
go majority for Bragg-a large Democratic gain.
Brunswick has gone American by az majority which
Is gain for Glmer.
RIcnNosD, Friday Aug. :, 1856.
Halifax County give. two Democratic Representa-
tiyes, aid probably an American Senator.
IL Northampton County two Democratic hepfe
sentatives and Democratic Senator are elected.
Wayne County gives Bragg 100 majority and N
HEREFORD be has a small gain.
The returns generally show that Bragg is elected
WILMINGTON, n. e., Friday, August :, $500
The returns ore meagrei they indicate The election
Of Bragg. 50 far the Americans gain three Members
Of the Legislature.
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IOWA ELECTION.

DuBueuz, Thursday, Aug 7, 1856.
Tie following counties give the following Republi-
Gun majorities:
Scott County, 800; Henry, go; Desmonies, 90;
Louisa $685. Jefferson, 300, Van Buren,, 200; Worth.
gtop, 500 Jackson $780, Muscatine, 300; Linn, 500;
Buchanan, $50; Delaware, 1870; Clayton, 400; Iowa,
200; Fayette, Zoe; Black Hawk, $780, johnson, 800;
Cedar, one town, 80. Total Republican macrIe'
received 1860
Dubuque gives 200 and Lee go Democratic major.
tiles.
Timothy DaiIs and Samuel r. Curtiss, Republicans
are elected to Congress.
The State is claimed by the Republicans by 5000
majority.
WAsHISsTos, Friday, Aug. {, 1856.
dispatch has been received here from Burlington,
Iowa stating that the Republicans have carried every
thing-thc State ticket, Congress, and the Legkla-
ture