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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-30
ATROIfnaeRA 1guGENEAD,
- Druggisfs ind Ap0thccarics

- DTUEVIHTt III NBOtWFTUF1Ct,
BANK SQUARE, IYNCHBURa, VA,
Have on hand. md will continue TO receive regular additions
10, n large and complete assortment of Drugs, Dye Stuhs, Ola,
Paints Glass, Fancy Artcles, sc, &c to which they invite
the attention oS buyers.
To COUNTRY PHYSICIANS they offer the prompt filling OF
their ordefs with reliable Drugs and Pharmaceutical pr, para.
lions, manufactured by themselves or purchased from most re.
liable sources, at prices that will leave no inducement to 90 ont
of the State. Any article not on hand furnished Mt the shortest
notice. WIN. A. STROTlER,
ftb2ts y. WHITEHEAD.
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HEEDE 4 MENDENHAGL
LAND ENT

M AbAN
NX11Il, select aud enter Government Lands with Cash Of
w Warrants, make Investments, loan money lat western
rateal pay tasea, and transact n General Real Estate Business
throughout The North west Address
BEEDE e. MENDENHAII,
"a nT1v Miuupapolis Minnesota
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-30
citp dMO state affairs.

We have been requested to state that the new
schedule for the running of the trims on tie Vn 4
Tom. II. r. will not go into affect on the Sd of .Jpnr
a. advertised. The change is deferred until the 10th
nj June at which time the new arrangement will Ger
ftaig go into operation. Papers advertising the new
schedule Will please make the alteration in tue ad-
ye%rtisemcnt.
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usrIN N.
1G
u Main Street, Iynchbwg, Va.

john =. HAWKINS, Proprietor.
This house long known ~ the Union Hotel, has recently
been thoroughly repaired. and Ia now open for the reception Of
transient and day boardars. Tho location is one Of the most
delightful In the city, and strangers visiting Lyncbburg will
hd tho city Hotel. In every department, an airy and comfor,
table House, Every attention will be paid TO Guests, ,alculs.
ted 10 render them comfortable and happy at this establish.
ment The subscriber respectfully soleita a share Of public
patronage. JOHN 4. HAWKINS.
N B-Soveral families can be furnished with fine, airy
rooms on accommodating terms. j.. +. ii.
mi ut4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-30

ENALs.. Architect, n.-i-sed by r.. u. CIop
D . ton, Engineer. aud Frederick Koscb and q. Heinrich,
Architects and Draughtsmen, Is prepared to furnish Designs,
Specifications and estimates, for all kinds OF buildings and ma
cliincry. Special attention will be Paid to the construction OF
work entrusted to his charge. Surveys of Land, Mines and
Roads VII be made at the shortest notice, and upon the most APP
proved plans. Address II. EXALL.
noy 4d&cta Architect, Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-30

NvcCONlkuE 4 20,
Nu wholesale and Retail (irOcers,
COMMISSION n FORWARDiNa MERCHANTS, and
manufacturers of SMOKING CHEWING TOBACCO,
Mt The old Stand Of McCorkle Il Jones, MAIN STRtrr, LYNCH
uuHa, VA, viii give particular attention 10 the sale ~ FLOUR
WHEAT, corr BACON, LARD, BUTTER, &c. Liberal
advances viii be made ON all consignments, when required.
ian ~ "a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-30

sritsNt AMI "a WHER GOODS.
BOOTS. SHOES. HATS AND TRUNKS.
rnY ii- A. io1iN q MEfMs,
tfNsA0H A. uatANsH - SONS OF Petersburg,
a Virginia hasu tor salu =
=4oba liUH4tls tlay or Cow Peas,
,9 d" llaek
a. Rautl4 H.
/ q RrVes Candida "sporm.4
100 " Solu.
Iua cesssah q ra1i,orf5c Mass,
- ~ II 81 s""
19# ass ufuflr 60"
l4 ' 'iadaauttf &C." Stck Ina 2ets
NBtHEk secuted Brow" Windsor sonp, "".i-
ISs rrUt art. ta tot NV 1ulct Cionscrs Honey Soars,
l." s llHwH Soaps. Transparent Balls, genuine old Brown
" uIspr NHsp, With other Varieties too numerous TO mention,
Ion at1r 10y J II. THOMPSON y Co.
ma II rs
A PLEASANT KEs0RT.-D. "a Hiss pho
"a tseIHplic talory is cvef open 10 the visiting public,
whore may lee HotHa latHt aud hc1atitui collection oil Amhro.
types. Ntl1Hat,Iz =. baEuttrtptNrts plain and coloroh Photo
graphs Ac.A 81. tsG thtt with the daily t1nanatien of various
STYLES al leltrIiufn from his ruuma. which speak louder than
Wnula. 1t the httptS Of tho Httcrs Ms " cl ns the nrtiatIc taste
and skI}o t the orornter Nhois always rtHiy to wait upon
tn public ipl Eua1nntoos ruflft satisfaction, 10 all who may
favor him whit hetr patronage
lie ia prepared Hl4a Ia furnish the Ladies " no are engaged In
Grrcian 1HfBttug Nth plain Photographs either of persons or
fancy Sketches (which their particular attention ia invited.
\ fHr assortment Of lftlat l'ua. Finger Rings, Lockois,
Watch StaH5 liraeelcia tlruus. a., constantly OH hand nlso
Fancy tH.rsnl various Imttefns, all nj which need only to ho
hllrI with speaking dSru'-sf TO uako them tue most accopta
bic present HAT trifndsean laftIroeato
u II Hiss Photographic,
Ntrt door TO the Va lnnl, Main st, ~ nehbutg.
R|cputioan. Salem Rcetst,f and Mountain Signal copy.
uH 2tts
G0EEsOgNs, " Ealing n WILLS,
kUttrs>'tis 10
J II GNG5iOla a 90
Ncttao"rtoj. 4. Neon aud opposite E,rhanRe tank;
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-30

BY EDMOND. DAVENPORT & CO. Aucrs.,
~CHMnS VA.
liverpool. FINE SALT At AUCTION
4 On TUESDAY evening NEXT. at u o'clock. we will sell at
auetHoH. ri our Warehouse Head ef the Dock.
4suO Sacks full Ileache1 WnrthingtHn the Salt j1st ianiing,
VIII he added To ths sale some iNn ard Santos Coffee.
~AISp-iuuidn Porter imported df Ct
ma 30 tz1r EDMOND, DAVENPORT & 30
- AS.t OF HOUSE aud s.otnnd Telegraph stock.
~ iy Niftuc Of a dsed OF ftusi executed t. rs hy .eorge
HarlN. W. VIII sell n public auction 10 the highest bidder, on
"Wednesday. MaN eth, 1857. Mt / o'clock T. NJ, On the premi.
Sos. tho House aud Lot conveyed IT, Us in said deed, and 10
scribed thef,in a. situated on -th Street Nv the CITY ~ Lynch
burg. fronting IL Get on said street. and purchased by said
Raehy ot Nm MERRITT
Alan ut the Same tune aud place, Ftva Shares OF L~yhehhurg
ana Abingdon Telegraph stack told ltne)
IEttMs-Ctshe enough to cover expenses Il Sale. Telegraph
Stock on credit 4 I months. llonsc and lot / y aud l2 months
equal instalmcntsi purchasers In each Ease giving negotiable
notes, well endorsed, intotoat add aud lille retainnd TIL
paid The lille Is believed 10 be good. but a. trusteoa We viii
convey with special warranty
INO % |. uolGiN. ,u.aa.
ma - d3tau t17ma 4 W PAGf,
Gostpou.rncnt.
Tho ahoNc sale Is puHiponed until saturday, June 9Th. 1857.
when II Will take place Al The Market House, nj II O'Clock \ NJ.
ma ., tdiun r.w'r'' Trustees
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-30

NlKGINlA TOBACCO WAREHOUSE,
~ Front street,
NEw YORK
GONNOIUy 4 DAMS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND AGENTS FOR SALE
OF VIRGINIA MANUFACTURE TOBACCO.
Liberal advances on ConaHnmentr,
Mr. iNsFsc ADAMS Ia connected with ihis house.
jams A CoNNoLif, RoBf, M. adams.
Il ~ div
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-30

" 4 UohPruN4 L. y HUGHES.
Lds with kmnu, Dudley 8 co.
4 COMPTON ~ BsjSsusE~ Agents for The sale
~ If VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, AND
GENERAIt" COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. n MAIN
SrHfE1, CtScIsNAfI, ONO.
q Particular attention paid to tho purchase Of Flour, Ia.
con, Lard, Ne, &e.
Refer 10 Farmers Bank and Manufacturers generally.
mn lalhln
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-30

.iINNf 4 IfFAok FMILH LIFAdh.
EpAGG RROTuBE RS,
IL General Com ~ t-.ion Merchants,
Wills WHARF, NORFOLK, Va.
Strict attention paid To cousignments of FLOUR and MAN
t|fACIIRED TOBACCO, and liberal advances made upon
ahno. LmaN GIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-30

We learn that the Hon. Willoughby Newton. will
he A candidate for the Julgeship, made vacant by
the demise OF Judge Conway.
Nh. Herbert, late master bri, kloyer in ,hc Gosport
Navy Yard. who was worried out Of Office by the De-
mocracy has been appointed 10y the Secretary ofthe Ma
W to snperintend the construction Of IL sea wall at the
Navy Yard and the Surgeons quarters ut the Naval
Hospital.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-30

PETERSBURG, May 23.-The Democratic tick
ct is elected. Good, Dem, for Congress- hast,
majority. Claiborne. Dem. for the Senate 2i2
maj Brown, Dem, for the House.9 maj.
Election quiet-and not more than o1o votes
polled. Democratic msjorities range from % to
100.
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#Es M {. a ~

Spring AND ~ MGR GOODS.
BOOTS. SHOES. HATS AND TRUNKS.
NAV Its A. loIlN q MEFMs,
taypR.4y y a 81 = a ..I..
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A 22rd, 1867.
GEORGE NJ. RUCkI3R,


~ your decision as to the purcha3en of any pa tanlur make
OF PIANO uuui You can test those of ours. which We have
tried for twenty years past. Nothing can be losi, aud you lave
the ad, tutago If asoeltan!ng for yourscf whether they arc
really first ate ar net. L L. NASH,
Book and Piano Dealer,
mn 20 is Petersburg. Va.
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OlR. M1N LAC 20 ID Offers his
II Professional Services to the public. Office lst Alley, one
Galaxx NIrpIntap n4baa ma , 4

once at Tanner and Asher's, Immediately between Friends
A Martins " arehonsc, Main Street. IyncbburR, Va, will con
time 10 give hs personal attention to the sale of all kinds Of
country produce, particularly that OF Tobac,o. and hatters
htHsulf that, with his oxpert nee In the business, he v III be
enabled to give general satisfaction. JAS. A. HAMMER.
T. S=Iihersl advances made on cnnsignments. and any by
Railroad or otherwise, will be promptly attended to, and
charges paid on this same. J. a. II.
may ldNrly
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SALES BY AUCTION,
blTu ItHc DAY

by EDMOND. DAVENPORT & co, Aucrs.
RICHMOND, VA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-30

E3s UATs.-We nre now opening the Spin
H6 Style of Soft and Dress Hats, which we will take plea
Ss ure in showing. & HOOPER
Inar OIta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-30

FoUNp DRowNED.-Coroner Lamb held an inquest
yesterday on the body of an Irishman named Michael
McGrahom which was found floating in Higgins
dock. The deceased had been missing since Thurs
DAY night last, and as no marks Of violence were found
on his person the jury rendered 1t verdict of acciden-
tai drowning-NoroH Hrald.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-07
Singular Snake Story.

AS son OF Mr.. Jacob Reinhart, resi-
ding at Upton, Franklin county, Pa, d
lad about II years Of age, was passing
along on the bank of the West Conochea-
gue creek, his attention was attracted to
boy, still less than himself, preparing
bats for his hook and lines, as he was
fishing. When near him, the bow sudden
~ manifested great alarm and fell back
into the creek. Young Reinhart, with un-
usual presence of mind immediately pro-
cured pole, and thrust the end into the
water where the boy had fallen, and al
/ though he was 50 deep in the water as 10
be out Of sight, yet he took hold of ii,
when young Reinhart drew him to the
shore. He had scarcely got him out ere
he perceived the cause Of the little fell
lows alarm, which was that large black
snake, about four and a nalf feet long.
had wrapped itself tight around the boys
body. Fortunately, he had been using
knife for cutting bats, which he dropped
when the snake first attacked him. Pick
ing this up, young Reinhart Immediately
applied it to his shakeship 10 release the
little fellow from its coils; but so tight
was it fastened around the body of the
boy that he had to insert the blade fiat
wise between his body and the snake,
and then turned the edge and by Wig
orous cut severed it in two. In doing this
however, he did not escape being himself
bitten in the finger. without, however, b.
/ ing much injured therefrcm, as The IN
/ hamation produced from the bite was
slight. The snake had wrapped itself
nearly twice around the body Of the boy.
This is certainly a singular circumstance,
and, owing to the presence of young
Reinhart, the lad was saved from a pre-
mature DEATH Franklin Repository of
May p.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-07
The Fourth Railroad Rids.

Il being generally understood that there
would be no particular 'doings' IN this city
81 the 4th, Gro. W. Conn, Esq, Gener-
al Agent of the Mineral Point Rail
Road, made the necessary arrange
pen,s for excursions 10 Darlington for
such Of the cilizens OF this city and OF
Warren as desired to participate WIN our
Darlington neighbors IN the observance
Of 1.-THE Day we celebrate" At 8 O'Clock
A. NJ. train lief, the Depot in this city
with between two and three hundred, and
arrived at Darlington at l0.l5, where II
was met at 1910 by the train from
Warren, with nearly an equal number Of
passengers. At ii O'Clock the train
started to Mineral Point, and left again
for Darlington at half past -, with five
ears filled to their utmost capacity with
smiling faces and joyou. hearts, among
whom were the SABBATH School children
Of the lss Presbyterian Church accom-
panied by their Pastor, Superintendent
and Teachers. The train returned TO
Mineral Point again at clock left again
for Darlington at 5, and again started at
7.l5, Cat which hour the Southern train left
for Warren arriving at the Depot at s
where it was met by large concourse of
our citizens, who gave three hearty cheers
and fired salute, in honor Of the prompt,
faithful and attentive manner IN which
those engaged in running the trains had
discharged the several duties assigned
them.
We believe we speak the sentiment Of
ALL, when we say too much credit cannot
be bestowed upon Mr.. Cobb (who was
on every train 10 from this cily) for the
perfect manner in which the entire ex-
surson was conducted, or to the gentle
manly conductors, careful and attentive
engineers, and in fact to all IN the en-
ploy of the company, for the faithful dis
charge of their several duties. Every
thing passed off in the most admirable
manner, and al felt to rejoice at the
privilege Of 50 pleasant an excursion on
The Mineral Point Railroad.
The pleasures of the morning and eve
ming trips were enliyened by the delight
ful music Of the Mineral Point Brass
Band.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-07

AloRE CASNoN-Our patriotic neigh
bors Of Highland last week ordered can
non for the 4,h from the Foundry of VIM.
Lanyon Of this Cily, and on Friday eve
ning a beautiful field piece was in read
mess, and started for Highland to Be in
readiness 10 awaken the inhabitants of
the town and surrounding country" on the
morning of the glorious 4th. lis weight
IS 270Iis.; caleber = inches.
ASoTuER.-The same Foundry turned
out another big gun on Friday, and
we mus, confess il Is the incest little
thing we have seen for many day. 1t
is a beautiful Brass piece, of only 5SIbs.
weight, but the echoes of It's delicate
throat may be heard for miles around
This gun was not cast until lac Friday
evening, but before Saturday morning il
was bored out, mounted, and ready for
sounding the advent of the Slst Anniver-
sary of our National Independence.
Any OF our neighboring towns desiring
a cannon. can be supplied on short notice,
by ordering one at canyons Foundry, in
this CITY.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-07
SHERIFES SALE.

Y Virtue of writ of Firei Faci1s issued out OF the
ID Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court and for
County of Iowa. in the State oil Wisconsin, and d.
rected against the goods ara chattles, lands and
ments OF William Edwards for the OF $50 lla, with
interest and costs anu in favor Of Joseph Read have
levied all the title interest claim, the said defend
ant William Edwards has of in and the following de-
scribet piece lot Of land to wit The North ives
quarter OF the Southwest quarter of Section No. three
81 in Township No. five Of Range No. one a. and
VII offer the same for sale public auction Al the 'front.'
door OF the Court House in the City of Mineral Point on
Wednesday the 10Th day of August next A - 1897, at
O'Clock p NJ of sad day the highest anu best olddr
for cash, 10 satisfy the above sums OF deo ana
cost.
Dated City Of Mineral Point Sheriff Office, July LIST,
1857. fs--..
GEO. MESSERSMITH,
Sheriff, Iowa Co., Wis
GEO L FROST ATTY for PHI.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-07
Intelligence Office.

The subscriber having opened Intelligence Office in
the stone building, door cast Of Or. Wnbers Office
offers his services up,n the most reasonable terIns
Persons seeking emplo, ment Of any kind
Persons having houses 10 ent or sell !;
Persons wanting TO hire lahore. u any kind
Persons wanting to borrow lena money
Persons wanting to board boarders;
Persons wanting to sell land
Mechanics and others wanting hands;
Persons having lost property, strays, &c;
Business men, or persons wishing information uron
subject relating to business matters are invited to
call in and him. j. W GOIDTIIORP
Mineral Point, May Is, Is5r-Istf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-07
Iowa County AGRICULTURAL s,oiety.

Members of the Executive Committee are re-
minded of the regular meeting on the first Tues
day of July, in accordance with the tenth Sec
ton Of tie Constitution.
Business Of great importance will come be-
fore the meeting and a full attendance is there
fore desired
The meeting viii be held at the Society
rooms in Dodgeville, July 18th, at H. NJ. All
persons are desired to send specimens OF such
fruits, flowers, vegetables DC, as are now in sea
son, for examination, and report
Members OF the General Committee, Will take
charge Of, and present, all articles proposed to
be sent from their respective towns
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-07
sa- The Tribune editor nars;s,s IN o.,

E The Tribune editor persists IN en-
deavorlng 10 convince the public thai
committee Of the Common Council decid-
ed II TO be cheaper to advertise in the
Democrat though we charged Just twice
rs much for advertising as ne of the Tri-
bune A. Undoubtedly, If The Committee
lid SO decide, they did not err, because
they may have looked upon the matter in
the light which the merchant shows his
goods, when he asserts the most costly to
b the cheapest as they really are n
Keep up your figuring, neighbor-we cap
stand 1t C Democrat.
! Commencing this paragraph the
words" "a committee" and emitting 4" it
. ~ cheaper" and you have It exactly
1eighbor.
, II the proprietors of the Democrat
are as much troubled with an enlargement
Of that portion of the body commonly
severed By 4 hat, as the man who runs
the machine" they undoubtedly viewed
The matter in that light
eThe tax payers Of Mineral Point may
no, be as well pleased with the arrange
ment as our neighbor has reason 10 be.
The Democrat may attempt to dispose
of this matter thus lightly, and evade oul
interrosations by an attempt at ridicule
but II will not succeed In raising foe
sufficiently dense 10 blind the eyes of those
who have 10 foo, the bills. There Is more
Of this matter yet behind The curtain, thar
most Of our citizens know of.
We publish to-day another ordinance
for which the Democrats charge is 50 2(
under has contract; at our bid 1t would
have been 81 so, making a difference for
the first two months of over SO agains
the tax yers.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-07
aem d6bettlsGMRnts.
SHERIEFS SALE.
State of Wisconsin,
County OF Iowa. o.

Stlte OF " lsCNnsIn,
County OF Iowa. NS'
DY Virtue of writ Of Fieri Facas issued out OF the
ID Office of the Clerk the Circuit Court
county OF Iowa, aad State of Wisconsin, No. 1885
and dated June the 18th, A D. 1897, and drected
against tue goods and chattes, lapds and euemcns
Harriet Glasson and in favor of Harrison Lloyd and De-
los Lloyd the of S51 S. with interest Is
have levied all the right title claim and interest
the said Harriet GasSou in and to the following descrb
ed piece lot of land described follows wit The
Southwest quarter of the Southwest quarter Section
No. Is in Township s. North OF Range No. % east
in the County Of Iowa, and viii the ninteenth 1D
day Of August. A. d. 1857 offer public auction at
front door of the Court House in Mineral Point,
o'clock T. NJ OF said day to the highest and best bidder
the satisfy the named of debt
est and costs.
Dated City of Mineral Point, Sheris Office, July 1st
1857.
GEO. MESSERSMITH
Sheriff, Iowa Co., Wis.
C. /. FROST, PITS. Atty.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-07
Reuubliean;x1n Diving Out.

with such happy dlsposi'iohs' 'ii"' 'A0i'
lot in life is really enviable. If there is
no substantial good in immediate posses
sion hey have a wonderful faculty OF /
living on it in the prospective. Like the |
starving company of Lieut.. Strain, they |
find immense enjoyment in talking over
the dainty bill of fare they are sure OF
when they once get out of the
woods. They can suck norlshmeni out OF
an empty bottle not doubling but that II Is
their genuine mothers milk. Were 1t
not for their remarkable capacity for en-
ioylnent, what dismal family spectacle
would The great Democratic party present.
4 stranger to the tactics of lis chief tugle-
men, on reading the ora, liar statements OF
some Of their leading newspapers, would
be led to imagine that the republican
parlv with its million Of voters, al the last
election, was Suddenly disappearing that
like the great Walker of Fit!ibuster no.
,oriely, il had caved in-surrendered-
disbanded-petered ou.-left the country
where il had achieved such glorious VIC
tories. How true these representations
are, will appear frosl the results OF the
yarious elections which have been held
since last Fall as follows:
Maine (city and Town Elections) Re-
publican, by an overwhelming majority.
New Hampshire Estate Election) Re
publican Governor. Legislature and all
three members of Congress.
Rhode Island (State)-Republican
State oGcers, Legislature and Congress.
Connecticut Estate )-Republican State
officers and LegisIature-Congress divid-
ed, but over 900 Republican majority on
the popular vote.
New York Clown Elections)-Decid-
ed Republican majority, though in most
instances the South Americans and Dem
ocrats coalesced against u.s.
Michigan (Judicial)-RePubiican by
more than 10000 majority.
Illinois (Chicago Charter Election)
Republican by an increase on Fremonts
vote.
Iowa (M:nor State Officers Divided;
two Democrats, one Republican elected
by 3 to 500 majority, in which election
Democrat and x. \. united.
Indiana (Charter Election in Indian
spolis, the State Capital Republican by
2O0<majority, where Buchanan and Free
mont were tied.
Wisconsin Judicial )-Republ;can by
about 1000 majority.
S.. Louis-Elected a Free Soil Mayor
by / 900 majority.
MISREPRESENTATION Convention
IS Republicans to 40 Democrats.
Leavenworth City (Kansas) elected
i Free Soil Mayor.
Kansas Bogus EIection) only polled
1860 votes, ali told, when there should
have been 10000.
Now, al this rate of decrease in four
years the Republican party will not only
carry every Northern State, but make
strong inroads upon the South Itself
We commend these figures TO the consid-
Grafton of boasting politicians; suggesting
to some not far off, that they season their
regular hash with little spice of
truth.