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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01

A Lng YASKgK -Prple.snr Anderson was
Locking Over 'fr American auh foreign news.
papers IN tie New York Dutchman Office,
when he Jaw tat he va. scrulinized by a
gentleman of tall stature and who was evil
deully from the country. Thefullowing con.
,ersation took place:
j" .ay yeOl ale Prof. Anderson. hey ~
Yes, sif."
Wal, yepa're tarnation smart man, l
hear. Yeou tis,n't got thr bottle with yeoO,
have venu r.
/" So, sir"
"Mal, I'm lrou, down Esst, iey been rails,
ed 10 Maine, aud should like 70 purchase
duplicate " Hat ars butte. a, am going out
slunping Tor -. guess il had YOUR
bntle IL it, twin brothrr, Ia soon swamp
the scottes without talking pnitieks either"
:" Ineygr carry ny bottle with me, nor have
duplicate II it"
"SUfry ~ tiat, .ir )" said the---siumper
''lIOweser, hc continued. Il WIS onre taught
Trick nhrn boy, but ! almost forgot how
the thing was done. l'll tell you bow il
was. stranger, a. near a. can. ! used ii take
red cent and change i into ten dollar gold
piece
oh said the Professor, that is quite
simple mete trick Of seight 81 hand
4 know its not very difficult, but a. !
Iargot hOw will you sliow me' at The same
lilne handing rent 10 the wizard.
aDh, yes. II Il sill oblige you, will show
sou, in moment. Hold your hand, said the
WIZARD This j. your cent, is il not
Yes, sir.'
are YOU s1fe tiat YOU have il Z said the
wikaid
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01

Tie Norfolk VA Argus saws that 4
Louisiana gentleman is making money fast
by purchasing consumptisc negroes III Nir.
ginla at nominal price. These he conveys
"a his sugar plantation, where they parIake
plcnfiiullY 81 The ,nnug shouis ii the canr.
aud are speedily cured. HE Argus learn.
that this planter has standing order al
Norfolk lnr negroes Sho have symptoms 10
consumption.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01
Washington. March as.

DKArm ov TnE PRrsDrNrs NEpusw.-
While the President was receiving visitors.
between ten AID tsel,e o'clnck 10 day, he
received trlegraphic dispatch announc ing
the death IL b.. nephew. the brother Of Miss
Lane. Farther ceremonies were immediate.
" suspended, aud no public business will be
transacted II tie White House 10 ,lay.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01

THg MisTTRigs ~ THg Lawn VI ne,
al the term 81 the supreme Court now being
held at Portland. bill Of Indictment was
found by the Grand Jury against John =.
Sprague Tor the crime Of psIygamy. The
indictment charged that Sprague. on the IIll,
Of September. 1854, bring then and there az
unmarried man. was lawfully married IL
Emily NJ. Clark. and that afterwards, on the
i4th Of December, 1855, his first wife being
still li,ins,he married RhoJa Sylvia Stewart,
thereby committing tie crime n pulyeamy.
Sprague's counsel stated TO Tie Court that
the County Attorney was willing IL admit,
and that the drlrnre could prove, that the al.
legged hrst marriage was not i legal ono.
SPrague Il that lime being married man sn,l
having wife living. III fact, that hr hail
three wives. bot - tine indictment vas basel
upon the legality II Tie second marriage,
which was mol legal. il must therefore fsil.
And further, IL The government attempted 10
prove that the Grsf wife was living when
Sprague married The third nnr, he should oh,
jet T. such evidence. as there was no snch
allegation 10 the indictment. This last po.i.
ton being sustained by The Court, the cnun.
" Attorney entered a mol pros, and thu.
sprague. WIN was charged with having two
wives, got clear b, having three.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01

New Court II0Usc.--rhe county Of David
son has contracted Nth Mcssrs. Dudly 4 Ashy for
the erection Of new eour, house q, Lexington, at
cost Of SaON0O. The foundation and basement eight
feet high 10 be Of granite. The whole two stories
high eighty feet long by sixty wide, and is expected
10 DO the finest cnuri house in The State.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01

lisa Fn.-ln the Legislature Of Indiana,
which has Just adjourned, according TO the
law limiting the duration Of IFS session, both
the revenue and appropriation bills failed to
pass, and consequently there is no Law TO
collect taxes during the next two wears,
neither is there any law TO pay the salaries
Of State officers or even the members ut the
Legislature. There is money enough on
hand to carry on the State government for
the ensuing year. but there will be no law
to. authorize its being paid out for any pur-
pose. And 50 the frlsky State Of Indiana is
in somewhat Of fix. Besides, il Is said
that Gov. Willard has expressed his fixed
resolve not to call the Legislature together
for any purpose, until they meet again two
wears from nov, according 10 law.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01

sion, we deem It unnecessary todcscribe them.
We caution the public against these spurious
notes. as many Of this denomination are be-
lieved 10 be in circulation, at least IN places
south Of US. Vii Herald
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01

Bio CATTLg The Hamilton fCsnada)
Spectator understand. th.t NJ. l.awr,, Of
the Magntain lloici, ias : pair II Durham
steers. which ~ expect. will wrigI, iwo tons
each, and Tor which he has frIu,r,I s1DOO.
Mr. Lnwry intends to exhibit them at the
next New Yoik State lair. whence they will
be transmitted 10 England Tor rlhIbili6n a. 4
specimen IL Canadian cattle breeding.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01

MAKiNo LARex cAsTIsos.-Fcw peoplo
may be aware 81 Tie amount of isbpr and r,sk
involved ~ The prpilaction Of such castings
a. are now rrguired Tor our mammoth steam.
sbip engines. The furnaces emplo,ed IN
loundries will each hold but two or thres
tons of melted metal al the utmost. and the
metal must IN all eases be poured into mould
~ large c0ntinnus siresm. Far large cast.
inRs thick reservoirs 81 Gre brick ~. pro, lied
and tillrd BY slow degrees from The furnares,
The sides being ~ sufficient thickness 10 e..
IAN the heat The preparation Of the mould
requires many weeks labor. aud the anxiety
p The heal founder =. tie moment Of admit.
ung The metal 10 The mould il extreme, tins
oi uur largest embellishments prepared last
week 10 pour a casting which would weigh
si1ty.tAo tons. and melted Tor the purpose
during the Whole ,lay and evening sisty.Gye
tons ol metal, which was retained i, two II Tie
huge reservoirs described but the furnaces
--tiree d The largest sized eupvIa furnaces
--chanted 70 work badly, and instead VI q
o'clock, ss expected, II was q II. NJ. before
ihc metal was ready. AZ this stage the ~.
ierrstins Tact was discovered that lie met.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01
RoanoNe bridge burnt. : The brldg,

crossing Roanoke, belonging to the Petersburg and
Roanoke Railroad Company, was destroyed BY fire on
Wednesday afternoon last. The fire is supposed to
have been communicated by spark from the engine.
Arrangements have been made SO as 10 prevent any
interruption 10 travel
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01

THE Tn % LnrLE TIsg.--One n the
hours, each day wasted on tri1es or indo.
lence, saved, and daily devoted to improve.
ment, is enough 70 make an ignorant man
wise in ten years 70 provide the luxury 81
intelligence to mind torpid from lack Of
thought; % brighten Up and strengthen fac.
ulties pcrishing with rust; 20 make life a
fruitful field, aad death harvest Of glorious
decd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01

The llon. Vim. ]. Brown, incmber &c
the 28lh aud SIS, Congresses, Assistant
Postmaster Gracral during Mr. Polk's Al.
minstratinn, aud for The last four years spe.
cial agent of tie Post Office Department Tor
Indiana and Illinois. died near Indianapolis
on the 18Th March.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. O.
wednesday, April I, 1857.

The wheat Cr0p.--Accounts from every part
Of the country, represent the present appearance OF
the wheat crop as giving encouraging hopes Of a
bounliiul harvest. The growing crops every where
il is said, look remarkably WE'LL aud in many localities
the quantity sown has been considerably increased.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01
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GUASo n CuuA.--ii is stated that lie de.
post. II guann recently discovered on the
south side 81 Cuba. BY Capt. Green IL B.Iti.
mnrc, are repaired BY commissioner. appuin.
ted b, tirn Concin To- be inesh.usiIblr and
81 good quality. They are to BE- immediatel,
opened 10 the commercial world.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01

WaLKgR's FoRcE il NIcaR,eUA.-.t cor.
respondent pf the New York Times, nj As
pinwalI, sends full official list from the
Adjutant of Gen. Walkers army, Of ali the
men, who, az various times, have joined hi.
force. This statement. which i. highly in.
teresting and important. gives the following
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01

INSANE ASYLUM or NoRrm. CARolINM--l'he
Directors Of this institution. held their hrst
meeting at the Asylum on Saturday last, ahd
were Engaged from eleven o'clock, a. M, I'M
i'll sunset, in the discharge Of various duties.
Present, Mr.. Taylor, Of New Hanover, MIR.
Erwin, oi Burke, and Messrs. johnson, Giants
we'll. A. NJ. Lewis, X. p. Battle, and w. w.
Holden, of Wake. Absent, DR.. Mills, OF Polk,
and DR.. BLOW, Of Pitt. DIR. Chas. IS. Johnson,
Of Raleigh, was unanimously elected Pres
dent Of the board, and Messrs. Kemp z.
Battle, Edward Cantwell. and W. W. Holden
were appointed the Executive Committee.
The board resolved to proceed with the
waterworks, the gas.works, the erection OF
walls lor enclosure for the patients, &C., un-
der the appropriation made for the purpose
specified By the last Legislature. Arrange
ments were also made Tor the preaching Of the
Gospel to the inmates Of the Asylum every
Sabbath, BY the pastors Of the four principal
denominations III this city-the Methodist,
the Epscopalian, the Baptist, and the Pres
byterlan-ihe ministers 10 succeed each Other
in this dnty in regularor,ler.
There are at present about one hundred
and ten patients in the institution.
| II affords Us pleasure To bear testimony I,
the fidelity and zeal Of all the officers Of the
institution. and especially Of DIR. Fisher. the
Superintendent. He combines in a high
degree al the qualifications for this response
Bile post and among these we may mention
an e,enness Of temper, aud Kindness ant,
beneyolence nf manner. which never fail I,
produce good effects upon the unfortunate
class placed under his charge. We are graft
lied to state that his health. which sum,
months ago was quite feeble. appears to b.
nearly entirely restored. katigh Standard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01
High price or Nesroes.--Tne New Yo

High Price Of Nesroes.--The New York
Express. quoting from the New Orleans Bee sale Of
thirteen field hands, at prices varying from Sla65 to
81 800 each, closes with The following rcmarksi
No man can well afford to own slaves in
MARYLAND. Virginia, Kentucky. Tennessee or
Missouri, and il a farmer owns slaves.
and keeps them in those States, it must be
against his interest. Slavery is certain 10
be abolished whenever, or wherever, free
labor is made cheaper, provided free white
labor is not forbidden by ni6dria or tropical
heat. These prices. il long continued, will
soon take of the whole population Of the
border States into the Southwestern States,
and the vacancy will be filled up with North
ern and foreign immigration. Make an Abo-
lltionist Of the Dollar. and he Is invincible."
The following from the Petersburg Express strongly
coroboraies the opinion Of the New York Express;
"Our citizens are beginning TO observe
the unusual numberof slaves that are constant.
" passing through Petersburg, on lhrir way
South; aud to the minds Of many, the result
appears inevitable that il will need but the
work Of ten or twenty wears 10 clear Nir-
ginia completely Of that part Of her popula.
ton. 4 company Of one hundred passed
through on Saturday of last week"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01

Col. wheeicr.--It is stated in papers from
Washington, that Col. Wheeler, Of this State, who
has continued to hold his commission Minister TO
Nicaragua ever since the cessation Of diplomatic in
tereourse with that country has recently resigned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01

Mcdicai.--The eighth annual meeting Of the
Medical Society Of North Carolina will be held in
E,ien,on, on Wednesday the 18th April next,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01

IOIaI remaining 90 The army, FEB. =, 80
This does mt include Col. lorkbridge's
force on the river, about 500 10 all. The
whole Walker furce III Nicaragua al the
present time is thus seen to be not far from
900.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01


II guess have, said he, aud III bet
dolarihat you can't change u Into ten
dollar gold piece.
Done SAID the wizard, nov hold fast
Yes, sir. | reckon | will-but stay
down with your dollar here's mine. said the
Yankee.
The wizard covered the dollar.
Now, sir. open your hand. He did 50,
and tol.is utter astoni>hment had bona fte
ten dollar gold piece!
We'll, SIR saii the wizard. you see you
have lost your dollar
Il guess have said he, handing over the
two dollars.
Now, said the Professor, I'll bet you an
other dollar l will change the ten dollar golf
piece into your cent again, much quicker
No you don't said the gent from Maine
placing the money in his pocket aud button
ing il up tight. I'm much obliged to you
\ Professor, but reckon I'll leave It as u IS
Good morning. old hess said he, walking gu
Of the office, and turning round, as he reach
ed the door. he placed his ,ligitals IN clos
Proclamation 10 his nose, and said, CUES
there amt anything green about this child,
and left the Professor IN utter Amusement a
his coulness.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01

Governor Of Kansas.--Ii is stated that the
Hon. X. J. Walker has accepted the appointment Of
Governor Of the Territory Of Kansas, and will proceed
ilither Oh Monday next.
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"Punch's" genial reflections on the re.
storation Of the ship Resoute we must not
omit, although they have become little
passe since they first reached us:
"'rmE RssoLurE."--Well, we have been
invaded by Jonathan, and all Of us Englishers
taken prisoners. Capt. Hartstene and his
ioviaI, gallant crew have carried away the
best part OF the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hearts.
We have struck to the generosity of the
stars and stripes, and only pant with feel
ng to avenge ourselves BY the best and
greatest act Of gratitude that destiny may
vet have in store for US. The Resolute, a
waif and stray amidst mountainous icebergs,
rubbed AND barked, and little, and not a
little nipped, was picked up by American
hands, carried into an American port, and
forthwith docked in an American dock, 70
be returned by son Jonathan to daddy John,
as spick and span as when she FIRST turned
her bows from her English hume for Arctic
seas There was fine music going on whilst
the Resoute lay in that American dock.
Every blow Of the shipwright's hammer
struck note of lasting peace between the
Two countries.
Capt. Hartstene, in his manly, sailor-l.ke
speech, with the smack Of true salt in il,
hoped that the old tim5ers of the Resolute
would float for MANY day. Sure are We
that thew will float with a still enduring
strength, none the worse. but all the better
for the bit of timber grown on the SOL Of
America that may be here and there found
in her English carcase. Sweet and espe-
cially fragrant the pitch that newly caulked
her--piteh tapped from American pines.
Capt. Hartstene has departed, and is now
on the Atlantic. Our regret j. that he could
not have been brought face 10 face With all
England that every Englishnan could have
had i grip Of his Sutherland. This was not
to be, but-we give the hint to the Lords Of
the Admiralty-why not, as a further per
petuation Of the memory Of the gallant fell
lows mission, WHY not christrn the next
English ship launched " the Hartstene !"
Lengthen the name of % the Resolute into
. the Resolute Jonathan I'VE are not par
ticular. In this suggestion Punch has done
his duty let the Lords Of the Admiralty
initiate Punch. Loadoa Punch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-15

much ab.cIbed ty pecupisTy scx'esy' and the Re-
public,ns poIed f.. Isss thar their fsl vote ard
are clearly beaten Iowa. sejudse has gore It's
sane WAY. for siusilar reasons. MinresOts is cot
yet heard from bot tic results IN tae reArsr States
inspire little hope Of Republican victory: The
needless and over willing have been made to believe
that the triumph Of Freedom in Ksusss i. sure
that Buchanan aud Walker are dealing fairy BY it
-ard that no further effort outside Of the Iorri'
tory is required. We stau ses whether thi' belief
is in accordance with eTerts which the future has
in store.
The new Governors Of these States are a. fol.
lows:
PESNsuyAyrA. WILLIAM ?. PAcgga OF WIismspor-
OuIo.........,,,Hz SsY B. P.YsE Of Cevsieni
IowA.....,.....BENJ. H. SAmVELS CT DUBIOUS
MNSasorA.....HEsp q. SIBLEY (proosbJl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-15

BY the arrival of the steamship Granada, from
Havana, at New Orleans, we are put in possession
Of the substance Of tho news brought By the steam.
ship Northern Light now OF her way to this port
with million aad quarter Of specie. TIE Hon.
John B. Weller is Governor elect Of California By a
majority Of 1000 votes over both bis com 1etitor'
and the Legislature is largely Democratic Chief
Justice Murray had died, ard Col. Casey, Of
Tennessee, been killed il duel. In Lower CaifOr-
MIA disturbances between tie Americans and the
authorities had occurred, ard Gov. Castro was
reported to have joined the former in fear Of
revolution. There were rumors Of flibustering
expeditions. The markets we're dull; accounts
from the mines good. The question of Slavery was
being aeitated in Oregon. From South America
and Central America We have nothing Of special
interest. The English and French fleets had left
the Chincba Islands The murderers Of Mr.. Sullivan,
the British Minister, turned out to be hired braves
The Northern Light viii be due here to-day or to-
morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-15

an sxtrs ,ession of the Legislature. But, unfortu-
nateJ, however ,acredly the distinguished geatie
Il an night regard tis pledge, the Democratic me n
bers might lot irdorse it. and one. name paper Is
Sta very heavy discoun. Tow. Again: even the
Democratic men bers Of the Legislature may repre-
sent anything but tie sentiments Of q majority OF
the People. The Bible says that the hoary head il
TIE crown Of W;sdom, and We trust it will prove 30
in the csse Of Gov. King He may safely think
more tdau twice before he calls An extra session.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct I3-2a m.
The Tenth Ward of this city gives 2lO majority for
Packer.
Cumberland County, 400 majority for Packer.
Westmore,and County, 900 majority for Packer.
Tie Seventh Ward Of this city gives Packer Clio
majority, ard the Ninth Ward SCI. Toe Democratic
majority in che county is not less than 5000.
PHILADELPHIA, 3 a. m.
Second Ward, Packer 300 majority.
Fourth Ward, Packer ,222 majority.
Twelfth Ward Packer 553 majority.
Twepty-secopd Ward, Packer 3I5 majority.
Twenty-third Ward, Packer 527 majority.
Sixteenth Ward, Packer 1913 majority.
First Ward, Packer 666 majority.
Leigh County, 800 Democratic majority.
PHnADLLPH1A, $3.50 a. m.
Third Ward, Packer GOO majority.
Seventeenth Ward, Packer 052 majority.
Twenty first Ward, Packer 653 majority.
PHILADELPHIA, a. m.
Nineteenth Ward, Packer 300 majority.
Twenty fourth Ward Packer 740 majority.
PHrIADELPHrA, Wednesday, Oct. IA, 1851
Cambria-The Democratic gain in this county is
1900.
Indiana County gives ], 900 majority for Wilmot.
The complete returns of this city foot up for Packer
27,7i9; for Hazehurst, 1881; Dr WilnOt, 1909.
The Democratic candidates for Canal Commissioner
and Supreme Court Judge have about the same
majority. All the Demo cratic candidates have been
elected TO the Leg islature aud County Offices.
Ludlow, Democrat, has 300 majority over Conrad,
for Judge Of the Couit OF Common Pleas.
Northampton Courty-Eighteen districts show q
majority Of 5000 for Packer. Packers majority 10
Lehigh lie over 900.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Oct. 4-lO:3O p. NJ.
The returns are coming in from most Of the coun-
ties and show Democratic maiorities with few excep.
tiors.
Allegheny Comfy, which has been counted at recent
elections as Republican stronghold, row shows but
email msority for Wimot, The rest Of the ticket is
close and uncertain in the county The Democrats
probably elect their candidate for Commissioner and
two Represe Mt atives to the Legislature.
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70 the Associated Press.

70 the Asbooated fress = =, ,o--
WAsHIsGTos, Wednesd sy Oct. Ia, 1857.
The entire amount Of United States Stocks redeemed
today was 81 80 0OO Of which onet third went to Viz
eipia and rearly al the rest Of New. York.
About $50, 900 worth Of U5ited States Stocks from
NevYogk was redeemed this morning. After to day,
10 further purchases will be made for the present.
Official notice has been given to this effect.
The Postmaster. General left here this morning for
Philadelphia and New-York, to look after sites for
post Officer in these cities.
1t is not true, as stated, that the Government OF
Nicaragua have recognized and agreed to the details
Of the treaty with that Republic adopted at Cabinet
meeting. The question is still under consideration.
YrissarT, the Minister Of Nicaragua has left for New
Io,k.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-15
We have the pleasure Of laying befor

We have the pleasure of laying before our read
-. in another column, letter from ex.Goy. Sey-
E6df, repelDg the idea that with reference to our
financial policy be will dc anything but strength.
zen the bands Of Goy. King, whatever his policy
"may be-" We had heard before that Gov. Sey.
lnour had pledged the Democratic members Of the
legislature to sustain Gov Kirs if hs would call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-15
INDIANA ELECTION.

ClNoIsSATI, Wednesday, Oct. IA, 1857.
An election took place in Indiana yesterday to fill
the vacancies in the Supreme Court the State caused
by the designations of Judges Gookins and Stuart;
also for County Clerks and Commissioners. The
Democrats claim that under the Constitution the va
csncies in the Supreme Court must be filled by the
Governor, therefore they made no nominations.
Marion County elects Republican Clerk and Com
missioner.
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INDIANA MEMBER OF CONGRESS.

SOUTH BEND Npd }, Wednesday. Oct. IA, 1857.
Tie election for Member of Congress in the Xth
District to fill the vacancy caused by Mr.. Brentons
death, resulted as far as heard from, as follows:
Elkhalt County gives Case Rep 300 majority;
Kosciusko, 400; Lagrange 500. Allen gives War.
cen Dem 900 majority, and Noble gives him 60.
Case is undoubtedly elected.