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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-25
Pronnneed Ineurable by his Physicians =
vet cured BIZ Hoohand's German Bitters

-r- Central Bridge. Scoharie CO.. n Y Feb is, IS.
DR.. Q. N. ~JackEan-Dear SRA gentleman by the
name Of LarsiH. living IN this place. ShO has been IN.
der th- doctors charge, and confined to the house for
two years past with Lirer Complaint. which last fall
turned into DrOpsJ. aGd WAS pronounced beyond cure
By the principal Physicians of the place. and his
friends expected him to die daily. is ROW. after taking
Ave hotties Of the German BifterS. out doing eTrsnds
and attending 10 his daily business. The Bitsers are.
consequently. in great demand.
Respectfully. JOHN G. CARRY
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-25
LEGAL Tender.

The law regulating the payment of
debts with coin provides the following
coin 10 be the legal tender, and we trusi
our readers will bear it in mind
!. All gold coins at their respective
values. for debts of any amount
,. The BALI dollars. quarter dollars.
dimes and half dincs. al their respective
values for debts Of amounts unier five
dollars. af-P
3 Three cent pieces for debts 70
mounts under thir,y-cenis-snd
4 By the law Just passed, we may aid
orc cent pieces for debts Of amount under
ten cents.
By IA lsw of Congress passed some four
or five wears ago. cold. instead Of silver
was made the legal tender Tor large
amounts. Those who 10 get rid o; large
quantities Of cen 5 and small coin. some
times paw bills with it, TO the annoyance
of the creditor, will pt receive that there
is a s.oppage put 10 thai anrc by law
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-25
TINS Next CoxeREss.-The Senate ha

a majority of Pro slavery. or. what IS
The same thing, of Administration mem
bers. In Tie House. Of the members
already elected. sixty four are Admin
istration. and ninety opposition, leaving
eighty vet 10 be- elected. Of these. 10
the last Congress, fOriy-seven were Adj
ministration and thirty-three opposition.
To secure a majority for the Admins
~tra.ion, it must in the coming elections
gain seven members on the representa-
lion in the last Congress.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-25

two days discussion, it was a Senate bill.
But | have extended this letter to an un-
warrantable length already. and will MOI
trouble your readers with its provisions
this time. Yours, Respectfully.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-25

Tue HEATHER Rev. Mr.. Van Meter,
who has betn engaged in finding homes
for the HOMELESS chi dren OF New York
City in the West. was on his last trip.
arrested in Washington. Tazevell o u
", H., on a charge OF bringing paupers
into The State. and fined 500 and cosls.
He however Appealed, and will have
justice done him in spite OF the hea,hen-
ish proceeding.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-25

The LYcEUM Of RAvESNA-ls worthy
the name. Though numbering but six
members, it has admirably me, the re-
sponsibility of securing a full courss of
weekly l-ctures. during he past wintS;.
The citizens have shown their aPPrecia-
ton Of these efforts by filling the Lyceum
Hall with expeciant ~listners.
Those four gentlemen of the "glee-
club" who have enlivened the Literary
exercises with the best Of vocal music,
have contributed a full share to the gen.
eral inieres;. How it does Tighten the
burden of The few, when the many show
a willingness 10 bare a partl May the
vocalis;s of Ravenna never miss "a part
ii their quirietle, o the Lyceum falter
from want of approaching patrons.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-25
Resignation of Mr.. Whittlesey.

Hon. Elisha Whittlesry has resigned
the Office of First Comptroller Of the
Treasury. Ex Governor Medill of this
State has received the appointment.
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The Greatest wonder of the Age.

No Pay If Or. Tobias celebrated Venetian Liniment
does not cure Cholera. Dysentery, CroEP. Coughs, Dys-
pepsia. Choiic. Vomiting, MumPs, Toothaehe, Head
ache Chapped Hands. Cold Feet Mosquito Bites, In
sect Stinys, Chronic Rheumatism, Seedlings, Cuts Old
Sores. Bi-as, Bruises and Pains or Weakness 10 the
Limbs. Back and Chest
No IIumlus-ry it, Dr.. Tobias has warranted his
Lininent for eight years, without ever having ade-
mand for the re.arn Of the money-al that IS asked Is
to use ii according TO the direetiOns No one Tilever
be without Il, after once using il. II you DO not md
it better than anything y0u have ever tried before get
your money retnrned'
Thousands Of certificates have been received
sneaSing Of its virtues. Nowadays it is the practice
to Gil the papers with certificates from unkeown per
sons, or given BY those who have never used the ned
ieine-nOw d.. Tobias offers TO pay u TloeO dollarsto
any one who will prove that he ever published a false
certificate during the time lie has had his ne''ieine he
fore the rublie. Cal on the Agent and set ! pamphlet
containing genuine certificates.
As persons enviOus Of the large sale Of the Venetian
Liniment. have stated il is injurious 60 take IL inter
naiIy, DR.. To,ias has tskea the following.
lOauE i. Samuel |. TOaias. Of the city OF New 1orx.
being duly sworn. DO depose that 1 compound a Lini-
ment called veaitian. and That The ingredients oiEhieh
il is compounded are perfectly harmless TO Hke inter
nally. even in dOuhle the quantity named IN me oirse-
sions accom- anyinE each aottle- e rOb4As.
New YORK, January och. IsJ6-
9 = hi Tnr h.f1ra me
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-25

"a The emnligrstiOn TO Kansas at the
present season. 50 tar. exceeds ANYTHING
0fythe kind ever before Witnessed in our
country. We doubt whether the emigra
ton 10 California was greater than that
now going toward thu new Territories
St. Louis is Glled with strangers, AMI
our steamers crowded with the sturdy
yeomanrY of the older States all destin
ed for the fruitful plains Of Kansas.-St
LOals Dem.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-25

"A~melyne," the substitute for Chlo-
reform for the prevention of pain in sur
ical operations. promises to come into
general practice. Itis said that under
its influence the insensibiIity 20 pain is
perfect. while its snaestbetic effects are
Of shorter duration than those of chloro-
form.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-25

ExPAND1NG.-The Cleveland Leader
has added a column 10 width. besides
elongating a trjde. Success TO it.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-25

Man kILLED.-On Thursday afternoon
last, at Alliance, NJ. B relay BaIber, re-
siding a few miles from that place, was
run over by a tender attached TO a loco
mniive, and so much injured as TO cause
death in a few hours. How the accident
happened, no n seems to know certain
ly. Some say he jumped from the steps
Of tie tender while in motion, and was
thrown under the wheels, while others
claim he was standing on the track. and
being subject 10 f;s, was supposed 10
have been under the influence of one, in
Consequence Of which he could not get
out Of the way of danger. He was a far
'nor, unmarried. and aged about thirty
yeaIs.-Satem Republican.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-25
The Medina Guzeas lives an acc,u

The Medina GozsHs gives an accoun:
of III, suicide of a yolng lady, named
Alexander, in Wrs'fiald, on Inc I9ih inst.
She was laborins uadrr an ALTERATION OF
mind. and viile The funily we're abs-n,.
escaped from the hpuse 10 the woods, and
hang hcrself BY b small cord to a tree.
She was a sister-in law Of Nj. B ID.
Austin, Of the firm cf Whitney d Austin,
Of rhIs city.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-25
9eatbs.

In Fairyiew. Jones Co, Iowa. Jan. 9th at
the residence of her brother, Of typhoid fever.
Miss SARAH ROSS. of Ibis place. nged IS
years.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-25
70 this snS; I'm M0nn. Mayor

Price % and so cents; sold by the Druggist ana "a
tent Medicine Dealers throughout the Uplted states
n Also for sale. Or. Tobias Horse Linament, IN
mint bottles, at So cts warranted superior 10 any otneT-
DR.. Tobias Once; Sc CORTLAND 81, New YORK:
For sale by Spring & Reed, Warren; James NaroG
Niles. and al store keepers through the COUNTY
Ocfla-Y-m
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-25
ITEW FIRM NEW GOODSf N

~ The subscribers are now receiving a large aad
desirable Stock Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS. t.
which they invite the attention Of the public generally.
Their Goods will be offered AZ prices that win defy all
competition for ready-Pay, or in exchange for Prodzcs.
Approved credit on short time viii be given.
Warren, Oct. Is. 1854. o & d AOSBk
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-25

The last weeks Wslisville Patriot con
TOMS the valediciory Of Mr. t. W. Abra-
han, who has entirely Withdrawn from
the paper. We are sorry to loose Mr.. A
from an1ig us, he VS. in every sense Of
the word, a gold fellow. Wherever ne
COS, NAV fortune smile upon him.-Sa-
lem republican.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-25

BARv RUsNED We regret 10 learn
that the barn Of Mr.. ROYAL Tyler. Sal
crsvli.. WAS de stroyed BY fire on Mo.da,
last. The FIRE is said 10 have Originated
from ii" careless use o. matches in the
hand, OF some bows. We understand
that a fla horse. belonging 20 Nr. TYLER.
psi ished in the name>.-P ort1ge Sentinel
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-25

~ Notice is hereby gwen. that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as administrator on the
estate Of LucinGa Finn. late Of Warren. TrnmbuH CO.
o. Those having claims against said estate. will hand
them in for allowance. Those indebted, pay up
Warren, MAJ %. '57-3t JOHN NJ STULL-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-25
OHIO FARMERS
INSURANCE CO
Of Medina CoHaty. Incorporated in Is4s.
Capital -Slu0yOo0 %
Cash on "A
THIS UNRIVAILED COMPANY

i Fever made an assessment. and insures farm pro-
perry Only-pays losses with the utmost prompttude,-
aud gives universal satisfaction. The accumulated
cash capital At the expiration ofthe charter will bera-
tabIy refunded TO its members
LID ELLIS. Secsry, CALVIN CHAPLIN. Pres
GEo. W. HiSoKLEY, RoBERT Orls. -Sent.
Gent Agent. Johnston. Trnm. Co. o.
Mar. Is. lS57-3m
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-25

mtHoNISG COUNTY.-The Garfield
Sentinel, sass: The fellow " no was con
fined in the Warren Jail to await his trial
fpr picking a mans pocket, and who made
his escape on Monday evening of last
week, stopped at a hotel in this place un-
al Tuesday evening, keeping his rom
during the day, aud having his meals tax
IN 10 him, He arrived Monday nisb'
,bou, ten o'clock, and left Tuesday even
ing after dark.
\ new post Office has been established
a; Coi'sville in this county; David Jack
son., postmaster.
From the Register we take the fl
low n The Eagle Furnace Of II ssrs.
Crawl ,rd & Murray, AZ Briar Hill. which
has been suspended for $ vrral months
for repairs, was "frrd up again on Mon
lay last and works admirably, we hear.
POLASp--LAw CoLLEGE.-Ou Tues
day, 18th inst, the Winter Term of me
Law School closed. The Spring Term
Pens on the fist Wednesday in April.
OUR Posi- OFFICE Mr.. A Case has
b en- appointed Post Master in place of
Stephen M.ser, rrmaved. What wins
nave been pulled, or who were the pull
rs in this matter | have no, asceriaiuPd.
Perhaps the recent visi, OF NJ. Tod to
Washington. may throw soma Iis.'i upon
The 5 hiact. Personally Ihivo M choice
in the matter. They are both compcian,
TO fiji the Office. II seems strange, how
ever, hat MoSer. o good Democrat, who
has filled the place To the satisfaction Of
-alhccncc,ned, should be ousird 81 soon
PoLANDER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-25
'TRUMBULL PROBATE COURT.

L ]. B.JorIan Administrator Of the estate Of John
Jordan. deed. VS.. -e- -rrfFF1
Henry b. Jordan. James Jordan, Alfred Jordan and
Margaret Jordan.
The defendants. Henry B. Jordan and others above
named. viii Lake notice. that the plaintiff. - asirinis-
traitor Of The estate Of John Jordan. late Of Lordstown-
deceased. has fled his petition in the Probat= Court,
settiRg forth = contract made by the said deceased, in
his lifetime, for the sale OF certain re=lestaIef In Lords
town aforesaid, to one Adam Fenstermaksr. and said
fensieFnsker is ready and Wiling TO fu!dl said con-
tact 90 his part. and asking for authority from aid
court tn make a deed for said land Unless said de-
PENDANTS appear and answer by the fourteenth day Of
April. 1885, the facts stated in said petition. will be
taken for confessed, and q decree entered accordiBgly-
Mar 25. 'S7-3F J. B. D Admir-.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-25
THE POETRY OF PHYSIG.

Will know IL u Wu Ht e..
Purify the blood and disease will he starved OFT
Cleanse the system froa Impurities and you are cur
I'd already. E
Take this best Of all Purratives. and serOfala- fodi-
gestiou- Weakness, Headache. BaeSaehe, Sideachs,
J~au3Gice, Rheumatism. derangeEears Of the Liver.
kidueys.aud Bowels. all d=Tangenents AID ali diseas-
- which a pursat:vs remedy can reach. O. before them
like darSnpss before the sun 1888 hr Dol
Keaier, 10 yon are suffering from any Of the runner
Gus complaints they care-sufer no mSre-the remedy
has been provided for you, and il IS criminal 90 neg
iect IT, er1
That .A5sr's cherry Pictorial. Is the Rest medicine
for a Cough, is known TO the whole world and that
Agsr's Pills are the ! est Of all Pills, is known 70 those
who have used them. Iffl
Prepared by Dr.. ]. c. AVER. Practical Chemist,
Lowell, Mass. and sold By Z. A Smith 4 Co War
reH; Dr.. @ W. Howe. North Bloomfield; II. W. Collar,
MesOpotsmia; Ensign 4 WOodwOrsn. Newton Falls;
and all dealers in medicine everywhere.
March IS. Isj7-3m.
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ELI LATTIN'S ESTATE.
UCINDA FINN'S ESTATE.

II Notice is hereby given. that the subscriber has
been duly appointed and qualified rs administrator on
the estate Of Eli Latin, deed, iIte Of Trpuhuil co., o.
March 25. is57-3t ENJANiN LATIN.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-25
. ANDS LnCATEDI

II The undersigne I expects soon to settle in or aear
the Land Districts which are to he opened the ensuing
Spring. and viii attend 10 locating Land Warrants in
any part Of Iowa. Having resided for some years in
the West. and done considerable business in this line.
I haiter myself I can give satisfaction to all who may
eGtrust their business in my bznds. will locate good
land 1T the following los rates. u
For 70 81 90 q
lO DO -.-..-.-..-..-.--. --.-.-..SIU W
lou 10 w
And make a liberal DEDUCTION when a number Of War
rants are located for one person In addition. there
is a Land Office charge Of 81 for each 40 acres.
FOr further information, call 1t the Chronicle Once.
Feb II. 81 EM- HAP000D
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-25

We are indebted to a gentleman of
Pennington, who has lately visited the
curiosiues which he SO well described,
for The following description of them,
which we commend to the attention Of
our readers generally, and biologists in
particular.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-25

HONE AGAIN We learn from the Ash
abula Telegraph, that Hon. B F. Wade
ras returned 10 his home in JeTrIs1u.-
Hon J. K Giddings returned some weeks
>iuce, in consequences OF i'll health.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-03-25
News of the Neighborhood.

AsHTABULA COUNTY.-The Seminal
SAYS: The Court Of Common Pleas.
THIS term, has been Unusually busy with
cases. A large number Of civil suits
have been tried, and several criminal
ones-amqng the latter we notice the fcl-
low ing:
Lewis s Kelsey. Horse Stealing. plead
guilty. sentenced for three years. 4. s
Hall for State, Sherman, King & Plumb
f,r dcfeadint.
John Daley and William Golf, Riot
faed s. each, aud each sentenced 7 DAYS
On bread and water. A. S. Hall for the
S ate, ]. r. Tyler, and N. L.. chaffce for
d. fendlnis.
State VS.. s. G. Mtgurk. Rape; Plumb
aud Tyler; verdict guilty; motion for q
new trial. At time Ct going 10 press had
not learned whittier motion was granted
The County T~reaSurer's Office was
broken into by some person or person
unknown, On the uigh; OF Thursday. the
5'h, by pryihg the window shur'er open
aad Il hundred dollars in bills AMI sre-
Gle stolen from the drawer. The ssf
and other furniture was undisturbeI.-
Since then, a lantern and Two chisel,
h ave been fund uHder the bridge on tn
plank rad no.ih OF town, which were
doubtless secre,e there by the burglars
One OF The chise!S is a 8 inch, planilg
aud the other a one iuch, ba.f rouu,
chisei.
In the publication Of a letter from Or
well, some weeks since, We had no wi~l
. irlIr- the character of Rris,ol. w,
Silliuglv give place to the proc, ei;ngs d
a Indignation Meetiog.
CouvrY FAIs The Asft1Lnla Co
Agricultural SocieIy viii hold their an
nnal Fair Tuesday aud Wednesday
S p, 29,h aud 50 Ii. Chinese Suga
Cane Mo- sscS and Sugar open for prem
iunS. Premiams increased on STOCK en
iIher articles.
HONE AGAIN We learn from the Ash
abula Telegraph, that Hon. B F. Wnd
ras returned 10 his home in JefIaIsou.-
Hon J. K Giddings returned some week
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-13


SPLENDID NEW STEAMER.-The new
steamer Hesperian has made her first
trip from St. Louis to Council Bluffs,
and has probably, ere this, started out
on her second. We think we may safely
say that she is the finest looking, and
most splendidly finished boat on the
Missouri. She was built expressly fol
this river, under the superintendent Of
one who is acquainted with all the pecu-
liaritics of the stream. She is light,
strong, and one of the swiftest sailing
boats in the trade. On her first trip, she
landed a large lot of lumber at our
wharf. The St. Louis Republican thus
speaks Of the boat:
1.-The immense and daily increasing
trade of the Missouri river, creates a con-
slant demand for new boats, and before
we have done noticing the last one that
arrived, we are called upon again by some
new candidate for public patronage. The
new boat to which we would direct atten-
ton is the Hesperian. She was built
under the constant supervision of Capt.
Kercheval, her commander, who has Sc
cured superior boat for the trade. The
first great requisite is strength, the next
light draught, and an easy model, all of
which she combines in an eminent de-
gree. The hull timbers are all extra fas-
tened, with her planks, especially on the
bottom all four and half inches in thick
ness. The best of oak was selected, and
a most excellent model adopted, which
gives her an unusual light draught, as
she draws in trim but thirty inches. She
was built expressly for the St. Louis and
Council Bluffs trade. Her dimensions
and capabilities are as follows Length
of hull 30 feet, beam SO feet, depth of
hold six feet, making her measurement
equal to 458 tons, giving her carrying
capacity equal to 700 tons. She has two
very powerful engines, With cylinders %
inches in diameter. She has three large
boilers, each "A inches in diameter and
26 feet long, with six hues in each boiler.
The cabin Of the Hesperian is both neat
and comfortable, being one of the very
best ever constructed, combining comfort
with elegance. The Hesperian was
built and furnished by mechanics of
Louisville, and is complete job in every
respect, and will prove valuable acqui-
sition to the trade in which she is intend
ed to run. She is owned by parties in
st. Joseph and Council Bluffs. and goes
out in command of Capt. F. B. Kerche-
val, very prudent and clever boatman,
with Mr.. A B. Symms in the clerks
Office.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-13
Special despatch to the New YORK Dsily Timss)
Gen. Harvey to Remain in Kansas. :.

WAsMSGroN, Sunday, July 10.
The news is confirmed that the Pres
ident has received despatch from Gov
ernor Walker, Of Kansas, that he had
issued proclamation commanding peace,
and had sent large military force to.
Lawrence to quell disturbances.
Governor Walker Is determined to
maintain the laws and Constitution at all
hazards, and the people win find that he
is the man for an emergency. Cool, calm
and determined, he possesses great nerve
and is of undsunted courage. It is for
tunats for the peace and harmony Of the
country that an occasion has occurred TO-
give Governor Walker an opportunity to.
manifest his courage and ability, and to-
demonstrate bis fixed resolution TO carry
out his instructions and support to the
letter the provisions of the Nebraska
Kansas bill. His prompt action will have
great moral effect upon the people, and
will no doubt be the means Of preventing
hereafter I'll acts which nighA have tan
dency to Tio4 and blOOdshsd-
In accordance with the express wishes
of Governor Walker. Gen. Harvey, and,
Insufficient sorVs Of the Drsgoeas and
Light ARTILLERY VIII be detAined ct Fort.
Leavenworth unth after the October cleo
tons. Col. Albert s. johnson, of the
Second Cavalry, now in Texas, viii be-
ordered to proceed in command Of tho
troops to Utah.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-13

GRocERIEs-ISDUcHxESTs TO Bur N
81. JosEPH.-No circumstances sdas more
to the Inducements held out % country
merchants to buy here than The mammoth
stocks of Groceries now offered in this
city. We have no less than six whole
sale. exclusively Grocery Houses in St.
Joseph, some Of them doing business Of
hundreds of thousands of dollars year.
These do not include nearly score Of
other smaller establishments who deal
chiefly in this line. Several nsw 6rms
have very recently opned in this trade,
and we take pleasure in making known
to our friends in North Western Missouri
Iowa, and the Territories that they viii
have varied and inexhaustible stocks from
which TO make their selections.-S 10
sepk Gazette.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-13

THR ELRouoxs.-The returns Of the
Missouri election continue to come in
slowly. Rollins seems to have made g
steady gain throughout the State. and
there is now but little doubt of his cleo.
ton. A great portion of the Benton
Democracy is composed Of Germans
The greater portion of these did not vote;
as they would not support Stewart. and
could not vote for Rollins, he being an
American.
In Nebraska, there were three candi-
dates for Delegate to Congress. Chap
man, the present incumbent, appears to
stand a fair chance Of reelection ; al
though, as far as heard from, the vote is
close.
In Kentucky, the Democracy have
made almost clean sweep. Humphrey
Marshall and Underwood are the only
Americans certainly known to be elected
to Congress. Even james B. Clay is
elected in the Lexington District. The
Legislature is strongly Democratic, and
the majority in the State will probably
be 10000.
Elections have also been held in Ten
nessee. North Carolina, Alabama, and
Texas. We have as yet received no re-
turns from them, but think they may all
be set down as strongly Democratic.