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$50 Prizes amounting s219 $50
The 1900 prizes Of IS so determined by the last
hgure 81 The number that draws the Capita-f IL
ode numbsr then every obi number will ent.
tied u Is 90 M Is an even number, then every
number ticket ~i be ea ed TO ts So In addition any
other prize the ticket may draw.
~ Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken at par. CheeKs
on New York RENTED for prizes.
81 Drawings Of Large CHS es viii be Published In
New YORK and New Orleans Sunday papers, Charles
ton and Savannah Dailes.
Address orders for tickets certificates Of packages
ucketsto ANDERSON a SON, Managers,
Macon or Savannah, Ga
u Address orders for Tickets to T. h. ANDERSON.
Box 2s3, Nashville, Tennessee, or to ANDERSON 4 SON
Macon, or savannah, Georgia.
Jan. l9-trw&Htd
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Ed&ene1d.

oGerng prices 70 Su the times, three lOt In
Edgeneld just beyond Donisons Store The lots ront
each 80 feet the GAstn Turnpike, and 24o feet
deep, with street in the They convenient
ineKhAus,ible supply Of excellent water and IN rap
idly improving nsighbOrhood. Apply %
Dec ST A.V. s. LINDSEY.
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STEAMBOAT AND RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Jan. 25.-Dunleith, Cincinnati.
John CAN'T, Louisville.
DEPARTED.
j. G. Cline, Memphis.
The river is falling with feet water on the
shoals.
The Dunleith leaves to-day for Cincinnati; the
John Gault, for Louisville, and the Cuba for Padu-
cab.
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For Rent.

TWO handsome and comfortable Brick Dwellings, Nos
and 8, Claiborne's Row. These houses are new and
ven hnshed the rooms OF good size, high ceilings
the houses well Hydrsnt in the lots
the occups ns have the privilege Free Schools
the right to educate their children without charge
borne Omnibus runs regua Fly every from these
to the Square, at the low price of Applyto
A s. LNDSLEY.
Dec 2-dtL Err. GLAsCOCK
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For Rent or Lease

'HAT convenient residence the Franklin Turnpike,
at present occupied by Mr.. Fellows, Ii contains six
rooms besides ktcheps and has about
acres OF ground attached. Ii would be leased good
tenant for term Of years II desired. Apply to
novlS A.. V. :. BlNDSLEF.
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Rates of Advertising.
TEN LINES OR LESS To CONSTITUTE SQUARE.


RENEWABLE AT PLEASCEE'
One square, year, s3-Each additional square, slo
AdverIisers exceeding the space cOntrac-
ted for. will be charged for the excess.
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RATES OF EXCHANGE.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
FIEEE CHANT, BANK,
NASHVILLE, Jan. 2l, 1855.

NAsHNILLk jan. II, IoOo.
Bank OF Tennessee par Mobile Banks. par
Union Bank. ...... par Kentucky Banks .1@J3 prem.
Planters Bank. par Missouri mar
Merchants Bank par New YORK Sight. 4 prem
Bank Of the Union. par PHILADELPHIA. to 8 prem
Traders Bank. par New Orleans arce
Bank Of Commerce. par Gold ....... to prern
CITY Bank. par Bank Of Nashville. I5c
Farmers Bank. par " d" Shelby vile .l5c dis
Bank Of Paris par Gee Bank -.. Sc ds
Bank OF Chattanooga par Bank of cambridge. 2lc dis
Bank Of America .......parI " . Claiborne 3Ec dis
Citlze"s Eank par " - TazeWen BIC dis
Bank of Memphis. par " &c Trenton 4Oc
Bucks Bank par " - jefferson dis
River Bank par " 90 Knoxville / dis
ou.m rrcIl Bank par Lawrenceburg Bank. 15c dis
Exchange Bank SIS and up Central BANK, broke
wards. par Bank Of last Tennessee
Northern Bank par. Miners Manufacturers
southern Bduk par Mechanics Bank
South Carolina Banks -. par Agricultural - 49,.
Georgia Old par Nor IA Car oil Banks 56Sc dis
Ne" Orleans BE to3 prem Virginia Banks par to prem
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n
Fire thousand -Four Hundred Prices
NEARLY TO EVERY NINE TICKETS
NAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
To be drawn each Saturday In Iannaru 1873
APPROXIMATION PRIZ,
$500 Prizes amounting to......-......... $4,000
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS: Quarters s2X.
PAN OF TIE LOTTER Y

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 10 so co., corresponding with those
Numbers the TieE printed slips paper,
are encrcied with small tin tubes and placed in
Wheel.
The first 1852 Prices similarly printed and encrcled,
placed in another wheel
The wheels are then revolyed and number is drawn
rom the wheel of Numbers and the Prize is
drawn from the other Vheel. The Number and Prize
drawn out opened exhibited audience
registered by the Commissioners being placed
against the Number drawn. This operation is repeated
until all the Prizes are drawn out.
Approximation Prizes:-The two preceding
and the two succeeding Numbers those drawing first
Prizes will be EMIT ed the 50 Approximation Prizes,
For eNampe If Ticket No IL $50 draws the $4,000 Prize,
those Tickets numbered 1124s, 1919, 1881 1882 will
each be entitled to $780, II Ticket No $50 the $780,
rUO Frize those Tickets numbered 54S $40 $751; 552 will
each be entitled to $780, and according
scheme.
The 5000 Prizes of SEQ will be determined by
the last figure Of the Number $4,000
For examre the Number drawing the 500 0O0
with No l. then all the Tickets number ends in
j. viii be entitled 10 $50. If TIE Number No. @
tnen all the tickets whe Number ends in will be en-.
titled to s 20, and 10 o.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the fol-
lowing rates, which is the risk:
Certificate ofPackage Of 10 Whole Tickets $50
10 Half - ............ :. 40
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FOR RENT.

INV story frame house In McGavock's addition f4
Il obtaining i've rooms. kitchen, large yard liz
and good well Of water. Apply to -,
W. R. MoFA RLAND,
dec81-t No. Is, North College st.
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Worth Double The Price.

Worth Double The Price.
AIDES this pu call attention as we are de.
- termined 70 close Fail Coos almost any
price. oar co ming oIt with bonnet will make
things look bright again during this lime OF tight money
market.
Likewise dne stock of NeedIework, Goods in cts, &c
consisting Of Jaconet, Maltese Muslin, Honington,
Collars, sleeves, Worked Bands Embroidered Handker-
chiefs Lace Wells SC, aides Paris Couture Caps, MOhair
Head Dresses and rich imported Head Dresses ia great
ct splenfor. Likewise rich ornamented goods Combs
every new style the Bonnet Comb keep Bonnets
right place; the Elastic Role for the head,
and edium Cabbas and many Fancy Goods,
10 mention fine stock of wooden goods of Tamas Chill
dreH Coats egins Hose, Mtts, scar ana the latest styles
o. RigoetS for parties 1t is impossible give uil
description Of Fall Stock, it will require
attention to examine Having 10 years experience in
Nashville, haer myself that please the
lastidious, not only in goods but in prices
Ladies coae out in gay attire.
And keep Merchants from despair.
Es- And very long faces.
e WISE, Agent,
Partisan MILNE Bazaar
No. 46, Union St., next door to state Bank.
Nov. est.
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MONEY WANTED.

ID FAD and do weIl;-Do unto We have done unto
H you;-Goods you wansed-eoods sold unto you
Money vant-pease pay unto All those indeoes 70
their accounts c. WHITE
jan2 -1m
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FOR RENT.

MAT Country Cottage, four miles from the =
-, CITY, on the Nashville and Chattanooga ZEE
Railroad, at Glenclin, with twenty acres OF lsEasH
ground suitable for Gardening
decso-tf. BOYD 4 CO.. No. so Cherry street.
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Shelton's Marble Works,
Cherry slrcel, NM.hNILLe. Eenm.

Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.
TIVE under igned would inform his friends pub
i lie generally, that he will continue the MARBLE
BUSINESS IN this city, al hi shop next door the
OF the UNION AMERICAN Cherry calls
Marble Monuments, TOEnbs. Sc,
which exhibition and for sale, embracing great
variety, dni he'd The superb he is pre-
pared 10 manufacture tn shortest notice MARBLE
hANTELS, and every deception Of MARBLE WORK, of
the finest American and IalIsn Marble. work Will as
heretofore, be warranted and his prices the times.
ianS-ti. ". l.. SHELTON.
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$4,000 PAPERS FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
w are DOW in receip OF the extensive Stock of
w Garden seeds, embracing many new and valuable
variees) brought TO this market they are all q
the growth Of 1851 and from the following houses OF we
known reputation.
Lr. LandTeth q Sons PHILADELPHIA.
The Anne Tcan Seed Garden, Mithersheld, &c.
Rsey's FREEDOMS, New York.
Shaker Gardens, SoIth Union, Ky,
Eescr ptiye Caalo The above houses ready for
graft itols dit button. Gail and get oae.
In addition 10 the above, have large supply of the
most usual varieties by the pouud Beans ana Peas by
the bushel.
1000 PAPERS FLOWEE SEED.
Just received from the celebrated house OF Rob-
bins Co., 900 Papers Of Flower seeds. The iovs of
Flowers We isrger and better sssortm. Mt from
VIII c. TO make their selection Of eeds than they have
heretofore had ia this cit. RAINS 3 BROWN
No. 10, So IN FuLIic square.
Janl8-tL opposite the Market House
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Kid, Silk. Cloth & Buckskin Gloves,

Usr 10 Ia nd eAeice lot q hrs quality a. 6Isves en-.
eSeng eVufy color Of h1, ia ulsb, bGckskin. Ac-
I@hz@L J. Il. hcSIlL.
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T. . NJ NJ K X CIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE.
NASHVILLE, Jaa. 25sh, 1855.
Not ing doing in our markets Yesterday.

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE.
NASHVILLE. Jaa. ash, 1885, I
Not ing doing in our markets yesterday.
Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 2a-P NJ
COTTON Sales this morning $50 bales: at s.le IL
91s 2 81; 10 at 90; 1Ol 10; 262 iokc Market
BAO N-Tre is but little old bacon in market w.,,
ern ribbed sides quoted at I10l2.. New Tennessee
eats beginning 20 come in and Of small sales AT
81 ud r..
LARD-There is fair supply in at fl012xc &C
GaAlNTher. 20 Little doing as to render n impo..,
o,s TO give qu3ta,Ions We rsPot wheat and du
i1E AID very eS In market.
Charleston Market.
CHARLESTON. JAM Bpm
CoTroN-The market is almost and. Sales to-day
only 40 bales at 1910.
New Orleans Market.
Nav oEIEkSs, Jan. bpm
CoTToN--Pusiness has been still further cfecked to-day
90 bales We quote follows with heavy arket a, he
InferiOr...-....-.4 as Mailing. sK9io
Good Or aary..s S GS% s,eqlhs io x
Low hiddhng..- ..9A09sL lFair-.......-....... @
SUGAR The demand has beea very tair wiah a nrmer
morally, and notice ales Of about 2Oo0 hhds
1 MO- 20 ss y alT rang a sg 4 ~ .A 1s n
gular prices, ging at l26nIsc Accord 70 quality aud
h'lf ibis At 2os2Ie q s-lOn We be r Of bou, 20
~ "a ION, sold on plantation witan dAy two l5c q
gallon IA he els cru.
r1BAcoo-The transactions referred to in yesterdays
report braced about 10 hhds. the prizes for
nor made public. The range crop Is sad
a. 4<0sHc, and We that Ales Of choice
eee ohs OF Cd crop have beea made within lev days
past a. l29l2Ac = d.
FLouR-The market has been sil hru with coed
dem nd We notice about COO bb comp ing
snpe I'm. Al 80; SEQ - ~; oto s. Leas D.
me 10 R' de JaneiIO 81 TO loco o.; 500 at
20 - $50 a. branded 81 aud I3s al ~ I24 b
cox The sales ineuds 40 seeks whiss BY party
az % at The same, and Inferior and grten 400
&c h bu bel
~dEAr-A lot of 21s ordinary sold 20
oAfs-We notice sales OF about 1909 ST. Louis at
sogSs c aud 900 prime Limos a 4sc b bashsL
baCoA-l6 casks sides sod in lots Al s., few
l5e3 DC 2 n.
LARD-rse stock is light and the market hrna wi sales
az y usres prime in lots 81. 100 sesk 94. and
20 at lie p u.
WHsKf-we notice the sale Of 400 Ibis, reesIned
N"htshlLe's a I6e 4 gal.
Coz laU 0sss comprising SO ~ SIC, 500 and
20 az y, 100 al 50, and 40 PrtsAve terms
eALi-A q ~ 200 bHshes forrevsxa Ia bulk and
Ahoat wa solo ts-1sy al o. q basne cash.
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A CARD.

Ne have determin a . do exclusive CASH RTrsI
u Ms this year. feet that uora OF ,xpI.n go
may DC neee sAry 30 one Of car very particular ends
Who nave haa aeeodnts va since co nusncsi
business and &c pr0ad O. sAy e have ma,s .n.e
rends no have AIaAra paid thsr ats uaptiy NJ
Reel e1Lhaent ne can AAr q krrAty 10 the interest Of AN
By buying our goods cheaper, and Of course nn IT,,
Frfs mech ehsaer lhsFs are NAV Fenoas our midst
~ho ~o1ii pfso oynE iof cash, Il be thslI
IA crest 10 do O. We kn5S noI have .rot.
and th'nA snfairhA person VITO uay Tor hoai
pAy the ices as thosr no bay credit Ia 4. 80
these considerations have adopted a. e1ra.ix. 80
rSsts, Ald iavile all VIA are IL sor Of tbe ,r,I.
eel a. ali tbose sho faVor Of tuAns sooa, e
70 siFs - q e@4i- VA. Al q. AolLkLLA -,
:, hos- 81 a IS college street
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CIGAR MANDATORY.

I II
INHE undersigned very extensively engaged in
Il the manufacture OF all kinds of Cigar and are en-
abled TO compete successfully with any Of the Easern
cites. one Of firm, who has charge OF
meu OF our business, being practical Cigaru aker
customers may rely getting sucb
give satisfaction, aud which will guarantee la every in.
stance. We friends cusio uers that
are making as hne CigArs Havana, we
import direct fro there the tobacco thereby
INK considerable duty, enabled cell or cigars
when made At much lover than the
came article could De imported, then why not
Encourage Home Industry!
Call and examine for yourselves
LYONS A co,
Jan. l4-u No. a, Pablic Square.
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TEN YEARS CREDIT.

HAVE in Maple street, the
University which viii sell ten years time nj fir
prices, provided the interest Is paid semi annually IL
that time Is not long enough will not 10 call for the
principal long Hs the Interest IL pTonpily paid.
APplyto
Dec s-tI A. v. r, LINDsLEY.
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THAT vz,a2hie Dwelling 81 the eorner Of Cedar sa8
sannsr street,. The Id frents IS fest Ths D~sIk
lnE - i.rfs AID eon1odc1s. ana there Il 6as 0es
ne ist eas 81 Ne desirable ioo@tieas in The
slsg. ApPy
septic AVS IISDsLKY.
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LINDSLEY'S ADVERTISEMENTS
Valuable Dwelling for Sale.

FTNHAT convenient dwelling at the corner q sur
and Deade rick streets IL for sale. The lot fronts IS
feet. The house contains eight ioons and within three
hundred yards Of the public The ner, wshin
to to the country, will take fair price for this OPP
erty, Il sold by the let Of January neat. Apply TO
Dec I7-u. A. v. 4. Ii bSLEY.
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Silk & Satin Ties, Scarfs L Crayats

II EcklyED tnis dsy . superb Ties stocks
~ sezfb and cEavAs- kVsry variety q color, and
Al Farioas prtses. for aale 81 J. Ii. nc5ILL-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03
NIarkets.

ALsAHY, Nov 2-6 p. RLoux dull and without hange 10
pces WHEAT tae more active sales ii Cp bush az rates
81 IS for choice White Carsds co0 BUSH 6'
TS BAREy dull and buyers holding back holders OF or1
Eay ask 7n7sc choice state aud Csusds
offered foI aSd88c without tsAes sales SiV bus good
State at e0c.
Oswsco Nov. 2-6 y. m.--PLops steady. WHEAT qniet
saes TO- 600 bush bite Michigan 81 TO- Coss firm and IL
fair demand sales 900 bush at Gle for Illinois No and c
sed do OATS firm sales ts1 BUSH q madam at fo.
BARLrv Quiet RYE steady sales 1900 blsh Canadian 6, Co.,
Canal FREICHrs dull aud unchanged Lake imPoRTs: l9
tMs Rour 800 bush Barley, 1900 bush Peas. Canal TX
1900 bush Whssi $500 bush Corn 900 bush Barley
= 100 bush Peas.
buffalo, Nov 26 uPLouR in fair demand, In part for
through shipment and prices eb,ier sales LEO bb!s Al ~ 3s
81 80 FOR good 10 choice supcne 81 70d for good 10 choice
sales $4,000 bgst "a 7Sc for Chicago Sprug a for
h uadsr Club - 02 for Red Ohio y l2 for Waite keutcky
Cs, quiet and the hrnness Of hodsrs restricts business sales
son sh. sale for No Chscsso CO.. ior No do No
s.S ,RLEy RYE. OsTS-snlsl sales AZ i6c WHISKY
ss,. D and good sses 0o bb ct 49, a s, noey 8. the
EsS 6safs. CAsaL fssieils uncnonsed Sser,rIs7,se0
row e,.r 49, Ts-l eeo bbs. Flour, 30 80 bush Wheat
sseS Ssn - 'n,' ca,r d oush Bariey.
ps,, 20, .aI Nc> 2-FLors quiet no exror dousnd
WHEAT steady; Whi,. ~ sS ~ So' Rcd III 1881 81
Sess SS. w No. he sales of CorIos today were
s.es at unchanged prreo. SUGAR has d'ca"d &C. Mo-
i,sss> sIrsSs Nov 2-Corros Htiss; sales to-day 300
sse - SO 50p SUGAR drn and S.ennea E4 70
ios ssme ~ MoLAsSss: 26c for prime ssfchrs OF oo,sn
N ~ o.; ditto to iisvle Ice. s.ersAs
fss ESsisrse N,w YoIs du;S gf'y 1'T a. Gs,
.. s,sr .dv>' oflc. Oars steady. 81 n
80 Bue.jo Flour 800 bbAt Whes., lSJv es. - 90 hnSb
Com isc,o bush RscEnTs-2GOo bhs fioai, i'''0 '"'
Wheat. s.5oo bush Corn: ,s,s-,,i. cnciaar ID
WHISKY IN laise supply ana sslrs a. iSc. ho'' 81 -
demand a. SIC.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

A PETRIFIEp WIFE.-A few days snoe, Seh.,e'
Loan re.o DC in Ri.inx San Indisns, who had married
second tue, wished TO remove tho body Of bis wife
to new cemetery. Preparations werc made TO tina;
effect and labore.s opened the grave in the usual
manner; bet when they reached the CONN they could
consderab,e ssss,apoe however, the men succs edsd
in raising the coffin from the tomb. They then coaa
not resst The temptation of peerng into the con sua
esTuiug the reason for ts unusual weight, And onna
ir stead OF the remains d corpse, stone a.
exact counterpart Of the woman who bad died; H,o
strange story soon spresd, and hundreds snd taoc'
sapdr Of persons pressn. 10 see 'as s'rans7
tare. s..s
The hu-bsnd took the body Of his dePensa spSa.e
ired, Of the euieus and scieut6c The body seems to
have been petri6.d, and to have become : Pefisea
stone wuuan. The probability u that tns ooay a."
become sdpac@r., AID viii before lony nsa .. s Gum
BIS !CipcinnsA u3i-''i' 0''"'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

Dosror, Tuesday, Nov. :, is,S.
Tie election is progressing quietly. ln the With
District, at II O'Clock, the vote 10 the city Wards
stood: Burngsme Rep, ,32Oi Heard Dem.l, l2ii.
In Cambridge, Burlingame stands 100 head. Ia
tho Iyth District: Rice Rep, has 72s. Waldron,
DEM, SO; Thompson tAmer.', 2o'.
For Governor, scattering returns of the twelve
Wsrls foot up Banks ,sj2. Beach, l,66si Lawrence,
308.
Bosros, To-day, Nov. $50 p m.
TIE Tesult of the election to-day indicates 80 far as
heard from, the complete success Of the Republicans.
In Boston, the result for Governor oots up: Banks,
Republican, G3is; Beach, Democrat, $751; Law.
renee, American, ,9l6
Returns from seventy ctes and towns give plural
ity of . 600 for Banks, Rep. The Democrats have
elected b. f. Butler to the State Senate, and Caleb
Gushing to the House. In the WITH ID strict Alex II.
Rice, Rep, Is elected 20 Congress by about ! 600
plursIty In the Vth District, Burlingames election
is conceded, but the returns are not fulyn. In the
Ynh District, John b. Alley, Rep, leads largely;
the vote staSds Alley, $685. OTIS Z. Lord, indep
2,Ol3; Lorirg, Uem 933.
WsEcssryR, Tuesdsy, Nov. 9, 1853
The Hon. Eli Thayer, !, elected in this District by
a nsiori,y Of a. leet .,eoo In 1876. his msjorty
yss 800. His vote Cow Il far ahead OF bis ticket.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03
III. Chris. h, w ,YHlk
H. s1tNiprs
THE ELECTION IN BROOKLYN

Tle q. cton passed OF quietly. There was 40 Dis
.urtarcs a consequence ST any OF the po,ls. TIE
un;or ticket ca the Republicans and Americans was
supported seners>y by boti parties, while the Dem-
ocrss, being divide did a. they could 20 defes, esch
other. The liquor sisres Throughout the o.ty were
geaHally closei during the day, and opened sga,n
aGer 1GIk. The police regulations were well
conducted, a sufficient number Of men hav-
i,g been stationed at each POI, to preserve order
Their services were, however, not mach required
although their presence may have checked any un-
lawful demonstrations. There we're very few drunken
persons and in fac, it of the quiete and most
orderly elections ever held. II became evident during
the day that the Republican candidate for Congress
would DO elected, and the Democratic factions worked
The harder IN oousequence-each eks.ting itself to
DOL nore votes than the otLer. TIE contest pin
cipally OF the Congressional candidates. The candi
dates elected are az follows az can be ascer
tanned:
Cougre's-Jsmcs Humphrey, Rep, by sbcat 1000
maj
LitchGeld, Vanderbilt Dem, leads Taylor, Bradley
Dem, about 500 in tie District.
COg.nty Cicrs-Chsrlcs ". Thomas, Union.
Rtgnter-Howard C. Caiy, Cn.on.
Surrogate Roswell c. Brainerd, Dem, probably.
Superintendent Of H. Poor-Jlmes c. VaaderyeeT,
Upou.
J,,uico ef iSess.oRs-Wn. II. Hcyt. Union.
Cororers-Alfred Hortor Georce j. Lott Union.
Aasem5,y-Ist. Dist-Joseph Wilson, Dem, Proba-
By.
Second Dis..-Msrcus ID. Moore Rep, probably.
Third Dist.-H. Il. Duryca, Rep.
Fourth Dist-Thomas A. Gardiner, Dem.
Fifth Dist. A. Dayton, DEM, probably.
Sixth Dst.-Abraham Messerolc, Rep.
Seventh Ds,.-Frankliu Tuthll, Rep, probably.
TIE Democratic STATE ticket will have between
1000 AID :, 900 majority in the county.
We understand that the Union County Ticket is
elected IN Kings County, and that Humphreys plu-
ra'ity for Congress ia about 1000.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

DESTRUCTION OF BARN fILLED Win ERh
Asp SIX HORSES, BY FIRE.-M sn early hour q"
Saturday morning last, the barn npVn 'no 'aI" -
Merritt Ayres. in Colerain Township, was destsoyeo
ey FIRE together with d quantity OF gram suu Ss1
hcrse. The loss must have been several thousand
dollar Jba fire was doubtless the work oi An incen-
darv An Individual who had been discharged some
tne previous, by Mr.. Ayres, had maze 'u,cSSs n'.
against bis late employer ana SusPleion nae1,s!
,sls upon him. toiH' ""'''''
Jss., II Rrsbt and bis followers, to the number of
or 30 of the Old party hacks IN indlsna held meet
hx AT Indianapolis last week, the object oi whcn'
n, Jcr-aal Of that place assures us wsS 10 donoer
ate upon the proper reward OF Judge husnss one c'
The popularly repndisted Lecompten.tes' I~S ''a'-
"We stated that, probably the refusal OF the Ad-
rauistrs,iou TO sustain Gov. Wrgnts most evidently
correct position in regard TO the duties oi hst suA
siess 10 the Government they have renon.a
INTENDED 70 open way TO dismiss that gentiensu
HON the frussian mssion and put Hughes IN aiS
Place. The eaucus probably understood this, as Mr;
DnehI " ~ ths ton confidence OF the Precedent, ano
was eaieu 70 osc''s 90 the bost way and time TO osy
out the project; We learn that Il Gec'ded ttdt
Gov. W'Tgh shotid be recalled IN the Spring, and
Hpykss appointed 10 k.s po,s"
Tux vERsoST RAusoAns-Ap act h,s parsed
both Houses OF the Vermont Legislature and will no
doubt receive the signature Of the Governor thisp M
extending the provisions OF the second aectou Of tho
charter of the Vermont snd Canada Rai'road Com.
pnny 10 tho 7th day Of November, 1873 Its effcc.
says TA. Brri,nelon Free Press IS to suspend the
forfeiture OF the charter week, for the purpose
sivipg the Committee Roads further tirne 10 con
sder the application for an extension.
DsEA6rs-At the recent term of the Supreme Ju
dcsl Court at Belfast Sarah Dickey recovered yer
DICT Of s., 81 damages against the Maine Telegraph
Company for injuries sustained by the upseting Of IT,
stage coach in Northpor May 20, 1854. The wires Q
tekne were 80 low that place as 10 cause the stag
B. upsct. The case had been previously tried and
verdict Of sl 100 damsges rendered, bat the defenc
Ants, on question OF law obtained new tnal, whic
frsrited a. above. motion has been made for ne'
eia. on the ground that the verdict was against ss
end Evidence.