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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-27

sgBATHs! BATHS BATHS! Hot,
cold and shower baths can he had daily from
o'clock A. NJ. to half past T. NJ, at the hair cut
ting. shaving aud shampooing room under the Amer
lean Hotel. Entrance on lIth street. Single bath
25 cents, or five tickets for 81. -
no 6 X, G, HOBSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-27
FOR RBNr AND sALn.

c. TWO NEWLY ERECTED BRICK
asa TENkMENTS ON CLAY STREET FOR RENT
N . have for rent two newly erected brick Tenn.
ments. on the south eide ai Clay near ist and onnf
sse ihe residence Of J.. W. GisEehrook ESQ The
houses are large and convenient having abont s
MONS each, with large yards ia rear and sunnljed
with city water and gas They are situated ia a rIna
ana retired negh horhood and persons In searrb
ot o0mt'It=hle houses would do well taapply
"a 22-5ia""t JAS. NJ TAYLOR 4 son.
nA FOR RENT-The Tenement ON
III lS'A street, one Door below c q Thompsop's
'uer hense.' Apply 70
"a FOR RENI---A conyenienT and
XII comfortable Cottage on the North side Of Droad
sfrNtt adjoining the African Church aud now srcm
p.ci 10y Nr. Edward Needs The houSe ccntsirs
stani roant~ all large and connsortabe l1,sid"s
large yart3 alta he'd. fhosc in want appiy 4,
"a %-Stswet JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 4 son.
S. FOR RENT OR LkASE.-A small
E:a farm con'aininG acres under good enelosUro
with d"elhnT atld other ont hcuscs-thaethrr with
D.. l"F house To good tenant rent moderate nos,
session E,yen immediately. Apply to
"a 2n-iw A, 4. kRIsCnMANN.
fs FOR Rem IA very desirable
Ii 4" el'ag or Grace street. between Adams and
( V-ag", ene square above trace street Baptist
th'"h, me houte contains ten looms ana has
r'fy Sst"t sn tie yard, aud is in one of The most
pleasant HoightnrhoOs.s in the city.
70 q cog+i tenant the rent will h. low Anply to
"a It's S'-y5s RAGLAND BRO.
81 FOR RENT-And possession given
NJ Immediately the large FRONT ROOM over the
stur" ~ Hr, hoeiing, on Main street. neNt door to
ue" ouHdinS corner Of Main and i}'h streets. 1t is
af1e, or lodging room, Apply at this office.
- Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-27

suclpr. butcher, named John hw*xsy 80. -.
mlttea snieide ia philadelphia on SasnrdAy ~ ~
kiag lausiafnla. No esass 70 sssishS" 'ot ' ~" ~"
O. 49, x~ara Yau a. IN. In baltimore last week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-27
sss~ GOVERNOR STREET SrovE STORE

gaF~ GOVERNOR STREET STOvE STORE
Fail campaign for 1851, DOW opened. with larger
aud still more desirable assortment than in any for
ncr year consisting in part of entire cargo from
the Justly celebrated foundry Of A c.. Bsrstow which
Judges OF good work are particularly invited to
anime. Persons having in uae Stoves, Ranges, or
Furnaces OF this make, can obtain repairing pieces
on application, at factory prices
GEORGE sTARRETT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-27

Rds~FREsH LEEcHEs.-I have Just re-
ceycd, ny Adams Express a fresh lot of Swedish
LEEClIES, which viii be applied upon most reason
able terms.
F. S.-CupriDg and I,eochnG promptly attended
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and al
ught ON eth street, French Garden lIill.
my 2j-ts r. G. HOBSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-27

I
Use Semple's Infalible Baking Powder
To make good Batter Cakes,
Use Semple'- Intallbie Baking Powder
To make good Buckwheat Cakes,
Use semple's Infalible Baking Powder
To make good Pastry.
Use Semple's Infaible Baking Powder
Fer sale by ali Druggists.
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor
Market Place, Franklin street, Richmond. Va
YaI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-27

Eas~ BRAGG's GREAT IMPRovEMEsT.-
THE ARCTIC LINIMENT
DEFYES ALL COMPETITION.
Thousands who have used ii, affirm that 1t is
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT on
DIR. BRAGG'S OTHER LINIIENTS,
In the cure Of
RuEUMATISM, PARALYSIS,
NEURALGIA, PILES,
SPKAINs, BRUISES,
sTTF JOINTS. OLD SORES.
BURNS, WAITS,
sCALDS, MOULDs,
TUMORS, C0RNs.
For I{OESE.S and MULES exttsnaliy, nothing
ceeds the ARCTIC LiNlMENT,
la curing -
SPRAISe, SWEENEY,
SCRATCHES, CALLS,
THRUsH RINGB6NE,
or any Sore or Swelling, Enlargement Of Bone or
Muscle.
Price 2s cents 80 cents and 81. for small medium
and large sized BOTTLES
For sale by all Druggists:
PURCELL LADD 4 co.
ia l3-ts VI Wholesale Agents,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-27
From thes Times Paris Correspondent 7,b !

The remains of Mademoiselie Rachel are expect
ed this evening in Paris. The body, which is EN-
balmed, is accompanied by her brother, Ra
phaeI Felix her sister Sarah, and the Rabbi
who was called from Nice to attend her in her last
momen.s There is no truth in the statement OF
AN Italian newspaper, that the deceased had
formed 10 the Roman Catholic faith on her death
bal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-27
INFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL

J. EGE.This institution. located at the corner OF
Marshall and College streets, in a convenient All
airy situation open for the reception Of patients
throughout the year. All persons requiring Medl-
cal Ssrcicai ald except the insane, aud persons
affected with contagious discas IS, admitted into
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-27

= FOR RENT~-The Tenement on
4 ls'A street, one Door below c q Thomnson,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-27

The patients under the CHARGE cf the Professors
ot the College, aided by experienced Resident
Physician. The charges for Board Medical Atten-
lanGn. AML.lM.. and MelLgLMr. are. for
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12
Hon. Horace F. Clark.

This gentleman who has just been re-elect-
ed to the House Of Representatives from
New )rS city, as an aati-L compton, or
Douglas Democrat, made speech just prior
TO the election 10 his constituents, in which
he plainly Informed them what he did not,
and what he did believe in. As these anti
Lecompton members may hold the balance
Of power in the next House, it is Of some i'm.
portance to understand how far they 60 in
stopping the further advance of slavery If
their views are identical with those OF the
Republican members elected to the same
House, then there would seem to be no good
reason to apprehend any sort Of difficulty in
their acting in concert in the organization
OF that body In the speech alluded to, Mr..
Clark spoke as follows
The precise point raised by the Lecomp-
ton bill appeared to me to be this I an
Congress, when admitting ono Of our Terri
tories to the Union, intervene to establish
Slavery by prescribing the form OF the Con-
stitution under which such admission shall
be had? If Slavery could be thus establish
ed in Kansas, see no impairment to its i'm
position upon any Of the free States of the
North. All State rights fall parllyzed BE-
fore the monstrous doctrine. Ii Slavery can
by meals of Congr 1ssional intervention, be
established in Kansas, it might, by the in
teryention of Congress, be abolished in South
Carolina. rcpudiate the theory. But I
must be permitted to say-and | say it upon
my responsibility as public man, and IN
the presence OF this. the most august assem-
blage 1t was ever my fortune to address
that If the time has arrived when the great
question must be determined whether Slave
ry shall be confined within her present lin
its, or be Permitted to be extended over the
free regions Of the North, by force and by
fraud, for one had rather chain her where
she is"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

Atty to amend the indictment by sending it
to Ellsw, nth and having the "Slippery
Hitch" picture imprinted on the back Of it,
- that when the Jury consider the offence
charged, they may have before them the real
crime planly exhibited in all its original
hideousncSs.
The Indictment has Of course been contin-
uel to the next term Of the Court. The new
County Attorney, having been counsel for
the oitndeg can have nothing - do with its
prosecution, Its democratic fathers will
have fall control Of its destines, and this
ease together with the Columbia minister
case; will give the traverse jurors full oppor
tunity for hearing discussion Of the political
topics of the day, and learning how votes
are got. Perhaps it will d. no harm. If,
us soiae have supposed, p,lities have hereto
FIRE exercised covert influence in the de-
ci.lr oE cases at Maehias, it may work no
,ntu>l injury to hay, general explosion,
a1l thls parity the judicial atmosphere. If
It slruil result 9th: rwisa. Mr.. Bradbury and
tn. Grand Jary must bear the blame.
[Cilais Advertiser.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

FIsuiSo SOCIETY,". We learn by the St.
Croix Herald that there is society known
as the ''Campobello Fishing Society,"" and
premiums awarded by it for the best fish.
Ibis Society held its annual Exhibition on
the Goth ult., at Welchpool.
Premiums were offered and paid on dry
Cod fish, Pollock, Hake, Haddock, and also
on these several kinds picked; also on mack
erel and herring. The Herald says
1.-The various kinds OF Fish exhibited were
admitted on all hands to be really fine; no.
thing equal to them have been heretofore
show by the Society. The manner in which
the fish were cured and put up reflects much
credit on those who caught and cured them
There wasa large concourse of people pre-
sent from various parts of the County and
the neishborins States. The weather was,
for the purposes Of the Exhibition, all that
could be deslrcd-so perfectly calm that the
Society's Boat and Gig Races were adjourn
ed to Tuesday the Goth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

Hon. STEPHEN A. DoroLAs. II seems by
the latest returns Of the contest in Illinois,
that this gentleman has succeeded 1t is a
wonder since the election, where his may
friends that now heave up their cap and
shout, rire Ia Douglas, slowed themselves
while he was stripped to the fight, and con-
tending Tor political existence. Never q
word from these MONDAY friends all this
time. From their lips escaped cursesloud
and long on Douglas a few weeks since
Now there is hardly so-called democrat in
this locality but will contend that he is an
original Douglas man. Theologians will not
contend more determinedly for the doctrine
OF Original sin, )" than will these fair wealth
er politicians, for the credit of being original
Douglas men. 1t would put to the test the
strong magnify ing powers Of the Ross Tele
scope to detect IA straight out Buchanan man
since the Illinois election.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12
Adm. elected

We publish from the Calais Advertiser an
article on the Congressional election in the
Sixth District, which is graphic and pangent
IN high degree; and ut the same time it is
an able stattment of the contest. and the po-
sition Of the candidate of hco platforms. A
more bold and we'll considered attempt 70
cheat honest and well meaning voters into
the doing OF that which was against their in
,erests, and conscientious convictions, was
never attempted in this State 1t is not well
to let the occasion pass from the pablo
mind too soon, nor without duly examining
the whole matter. BY the report of the
vote which we publish IRON the Kenncbec
Journal, we learn how nelr the Republicans
Come being defeated by the tact, gross frauds,
and double tealing of their adversaries'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

The new Legislature of Indiana stands pol
itically as follows. In the Senate, there are
% Opposition to D Democrats; and in the
House, 81 Opposition, and 50 Democrats Of
ali shades, of whom four are Lecompton
men. The st. Louis Democrat learns on
good authorit,. that ''the pretended election
of Bright and Fitch will be repudiated by a
joint resolution, and two gentlemen sent to
Washington to contest their seats"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

WA-AGRAss. We learn by gentleman
who was many times in this "twin brother
to Horribly" during the year 1857, that there
were but two families living there at that time
but that there were eighteen children in one
of these families. and in the other none 1t
will be recollected that there were thrown
in this unctious precinct at the recent cleo
ton, forty votes. This gentleman accounts
for this large vote where there are NJ voters,
in this way;-that all these eighteen children
voted twice making &c. and the balance was
made cut by the old folks in the same way.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12
Hancock Agricultural Society
Reports.

The Committee on wood and Iron al.
leave to report. We award premiums =,
follows, viz
No. l47, Ok Yoke L Bow, Parker L ps,,,
no No. 1855, Bee n'v.,A l Cunningham
sl,OO
No. l55, Vessel Wheel, Geo, Cunnin,bor
$3.50.
No. 6, One Horse Sleigh, Robt. ALI,
Bucksport, $500.
No, l67, Writing Desk, Geo. Cupuiovho,,
$3.50. "'
No. 81. Vessel Model, j. Wat.on s,d,
wick, $500.
No. 72, Bbl., Tub 4 Churn, VIM. Ulus,
$500. e''
One load Box Shocks, B. F. Austin, $500
e Seth Tisdale, 200
Joshua Watson,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

The Washington Union, Mr.. Buchanan $
mouthpiece. Ays of the Illinois Election
that il the Democratic party has triumph
ed in Illinois, 1t has been at its own expense.
1t is a triumph over which the Black RePub-
licans have reason to exult. and d. exult
more than the nd and true Democracy
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

JUDGE May adjourned the Court over
from Saturday noon until Monday morning,
and took the stage the same day for Wisc.,s-
set, to attend the sitting 0! the full bench
TOR the trial Of some capt. Il eases pending
Jad5e Hathaway took his place on the bench
here.
This is the first time of Judge Mays pre-
siding here, and we think he gave very great
satisfaction to all having business with the
Court. He disposed of an unusual number
of cases while here
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

Mrs. Cora l.. V. Hitch. the celebrated
Trance Lecturer, has parted from her hus-
band. The matter was adjusted by mutual
friends, nd the sum fxed,upon To be paid to
the Lady, is $4,000, while the proceeds Of
her lectures have amounted to $1,000
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12
A Marriage Separation by Mut,sni
Agreement.

Not many years since there lived in this
County married couple, who for divers
good reasons agreed to separate. The jus
tlce of the Peace that married them was
called for the purpose Of writing an instru-
ment to be signed by both Of the uneasy
ones to that effect, but he refused to comply
In this dilemma, the husband was induced
to try his hand at making l.gal instruments
lie happened to be in the right mood to
make strong and a short one, and withal
comprehensive. We give it below, (suppos-
Ing that there can be no improperly in it, as
the writer thereof has gone to the world of
spirits, and the wife is living Tow out Of
the State.) 1t read thus
"l--- drunkard, and my wife--
a SAINT. hereby agree to separate until the
blowing Of the big horn.
Signed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12
Total vote.
The Next House Of Represen-
tatiVeS,

The number of members of the House I'M
der the present apportionment, is 236, re-
quiring 10 for a majority. Of these elect
ed already. thereare IL Buchanan and Doug
las democrats, and los Republicans To
be elected, 81 members, which, if like the
present members. will give the Democrats
of both wings i majority. But of this num-
Der there are 10 anti-L,comp,on mem.
bers who were elected in district
where regular full bloolcd Buchanan DIM
ocrats run against them. 1t is not to be
supposed that these members will affiliate
with pure Administration democrats who
were willing to swallow the Lecompton test.
CHASING these Is with the opposition and
it 81 es a round majority in the House.
Deduct Is from the A. Democrats chosen
nd ba
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

HARDENED CRIMINAL. Among the evil
ience against Rundle,t, recently tried at
Huntington for assault with intent to murder.
was that of Mr.. Nesc0tt. City Marshal of
Newburport, who went into Jail as nrisoner
and occupied the cell with Rundett Tor the
purpose Of finding out by this stratasem
something about a bank robbery. Rundlett
confessed his crimes to him He told Mr.
Wescott that if he had succeeded in murder
ing the Welches he should have burned the
buildings. barn and house that in the
morning there would hay. been heap of
ashes; that he should have been anon. the
first t. have gone with the neishbors the
next morning II the spot. Slii his object
in going t. the house was to obtain $1,000
THAI he knew they had it, and where it
was.
After the rendition Of verdict of guilty
in the two indictments, Mr.. Wescott was
called to the stand rs to another confession
of the prisoner.
Among other things witness said Rund
lett told me that he ana others killed a man
on hill near Rstlteid; cannot recollect the
name of the hill; said they tapped him, cut
his throat, took from him, Sl700 in money,
and then buried him with his horse. wagon,
harness, whip and butfaloes in one grave
together; and that all he'll could not end
them.
Qaestion by prisoner 5 counsel. Did not
the prisoner at any time daring your con
Versation with h'a, express any regret for
any OF these acts
Witness. am sorry to sly taat he did
not.
hpidlett was sentenced to Is years in
ctates Prison in each case, making thirty
six years in all.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

GOLD IN KANSAS. There seems to be no
mistake about gold having been found in
sufficient quantities in Kansas, as to pay
good wages to miners. 1t is more doubtful
whether it will eyentuate in the bes, good
Of the Territory.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

DID NOT UNDERSTAND ESGLIsu In a case
tried in the Supreme Court New York city
last week, after the Jury had been out
awuile, the Foreman returned and told the
court that eleven had agreed. but that the
twelfth man was German and did not I'M
derstand, nor speak English.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12
CHARLES J. PETERSON,
500 Chestnut St Philaielphia

WHERE TUE MONEY CANE FRox.-We state
for the information OF whom it NAV concern,
that the hundred dollars offered in prizes for
the best Engine playing at the recent Fair
in this county, was raised by the members Of
the two Fire companies Of Ellsworth. Not u
dollar of the money came from the funds oil
the Hancock Agricultural Society.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

The Washington onion says it i, clear
that the next House OF Representatives is
lost to those 'who support the national plat
form and endorse the action of Congress last
winter On the Kansas question" 1t adds:
1--WE fear there will be majority of the
opposition, even exclusive of such men as
Thomas l.. Harris Of Illinois, and Horace F.
Clark Of New York. The question however
is OF little practical Importance, for if the
Democracy shall have control Of the House,
oaly by the aid Of such Democrats as the
gentleman we have mentionei, its tenure
will be slender aud uncert Ain one indie "a. "
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12
Committee
Charles JOY,

Your Committee on Steel and Iron regret
that there was not q greater interest man.
Tested in that most useful department. tho
the manufacture Of tools and implement.
composed Of these invaluable IN teri ais ons
OF plran unit interest to the whole commu.
nifty: and kn'wns as they do, that as efficient
workmcn in that branch of business resid.
and carry on successfully the manuf.ctur.
ing Of great variety Of useful articles in.
dispensble to the community, in the Coun.
ty, therefore, tn y sincerely hope and fondI,
anticipate more lively interest in that
branch of business hereafter The only ar.
t'cle entered for premium by inhabitants of
this county, WAS u lot Of horse shoes which
were very fair article, entered by C. l..
Dclaite Of Ellsworth. who is entitled to tn,
Society's premium Of Sl,OO. Another lot
were ofered byAfr Ne,l o. Stcubcn winch wers
highly finished, bat the form WAS not quit.
SO good in our estimation; but AS the manu-.
facturer resides without the County. tho,
could not come in competition with those
manufactured within.
Respectfully submitted,
S. Lake, Chairman,
Premiums on Butter made by girls under
eighteen years Of age.
Miss Lete,ia Joy of Ellsworth, Is years
old, l Doe. Silver Spoons
Miss Mary E. Young, Trenton, l6 years
old. 10 Doz. Silver Spoons.
Miss MaryJ. Springer, Franklin, 10 years
III, Silver b tier Knife
LIST. Premium for Oil Painting awarded to
James Emery. Buckspor,, $3.50
I'd. Premium for Oil Painting to the
Same, 1000
1t Oriental Painting, Mrs. A. Young,
Ellsworth, $l.OO
ID. Oriental Painting. Miss Emma silsby,
Aurora, $3.50
! Crayon Head, Mary Agnes Deane. LOO
! % Black & Whit, Miss A. Dssisle.
Trenton. $3.50
Water Colored Picture, Mrs A. Young,
Ellsworth. S0,25
S S%. A. T. t n"ss. Committee.
Almira Debate.
TRoTTiNo MATCH
The Committee on Trottins Match beg
le!ve to report. Number OF horses entered
for prizes 6. Time as follows
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

New JERSEY. One of the gratifying re-
suits OF the election in this State, is the cleo
ton of Legislature, that will send to rep
resent the State in the L. S. Senate, man
OF the right stamp, IN place Of William
Wright, the present L.compton Democrat.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

CLOSING THE STORES. Our Merchan 8
have unanimously agreed to close their stores
a. half past seven O'Clock, evenings. We
have no doub, this will be eminently salts
factory to all but tho professional loaters.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

W. c. Bryant Esq. the veteran Editor Of
the New York Evening Post, is about to as
sumo the active duties Of chief Editor Of the
Post again, having been absent in Europe
with his family for year or two; and Mr..
Bigelow, who has had the Editorial manage
ment for the time, is to sail for Europe in a
few DAYS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

A long, lank, carroty-haired jonathan
stood looking over the stern of the steamer
above O!dtown as she plowed her way up
with the editorial fraternity on board
:" Wall" drawled out our hero, Il should
think that wheel must be of great sorriee to
the boat in getting along ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12
A Financial Bogus.

New Yosx, Nov. 9.
Fifty thousand dollars in bills Of u Bogus
concern calld the New England Bank of
tsi mount. Me, have been put in circulation
i'y several Wall street brokers. Jsthro W.
Underhill was arrested yesterday. The bills
are signed Z. Rittenhead, Pres and Martin,
Cash.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

From statement in the New York Even
ing Post, it seems that the old leaders of the
Border Rufians, are mooving South. They
have all lost caste with their own party ex-
cept Sheriff Jones, John Calhoun. Jack
Henderson aud j. W. Wnite6sd, who have
been rewarded with office by President Blu
cuanau.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12

Take a trip on the broad guage9" is now
famil al question in the Bangor and Port
land hotels meaning, in plain English, take
drink - Broad guase sure enough, but
not bsoa enough to prevent running off the
trask.-TBlth Times
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-12
Nav Yoak. The Albany Evening Journa

Nav Yoak. The Albany Evening Journa
says the Congres,i,nal vote in New York
shows enti-Leconpton majority Of over Co.
600. Some Of the districts give immense
lnajorites that way, Francis E. Spinner
who represents the Old stronghold of Dem.
eracy, St. Lawrence county, has 6,5o0 ma
Jority E, 6. Spaulding. in the Buffalo
distri ct, has 5000 majority, though the
district Is now represented by Lecompton-
lie