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ten days previously Ii sutncent evidence Of the
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ETrHREE THOUSAND DIVORCES 1T 10 stated that
there are seo0 applications tor divorce now on tie
Ia the courtsof indiana The married state. II we
may Judge from this fact. must be very insecure
and undesirable II Is cnnsoling reflection. how
ever. that 10 no eass has divorce been known to
occur where the parties during sourtshir used thos.
beausifu, Waiting cards gotten mp ct the DisPAIca
Jon 0rF.cg Perscns having taste and economy
enough to choose them Arc nsssr mistaken In the
selection of a eonpani,s for life
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IMPORTANT DEoIs OS.-Pne Supreme
Court of Appeals have jast decided a case OF great
Importance 70 the Commonwealth, because OF the
fact that the constitutonality of the act of 1885,
e, extending the powers, duties and responsible
ties Of sherifs, beyond the term for which they
we're elected, was Involved in the decision We al
Jude to the OF the Common wealth against
D.ewry and others, IN which the Judgment OF the
Circuit Court of the City Of Richmond was given
ia favor OF the defendants, and which has nov
been reversed by tneCoart Of Appeals. The facts
We believe, are snbstshtiAliy these:
"John VI Dresry wi h the defendants q. his surf
ties catered Into bond according to law, upon hs
qasifs iBg ,heriff OF Norfolk county for the term
| c,mmeneins July ist. le5i; By the law Il 1855
lsrls7 By art Q. sect. 2s ~ the Constitution The
sntrln DrswrS contihueo riytlte ocii to discharge
the duties OF his office until his .cessoy quAi
lid; aud, as hts qualification cculd not take eject
t-ok the oatns Of Office required by Law % be take
vi bio sixty days afssr his election, Dfewry Con-
tinufd as sherry until January lss, 1885,. He col
lected the taxes assessed upon the c,umissisne g
| cd fvr onl, 81 962 80 suit Was therefore brouxhi
by the ATT rney GeneIai 20 recover from Dfewry
suretes the Unpaid remaiacer In th- Circuit Conri
| Of Richmond, the attorney Uens raj movtd fn q
judgment upon .i OF The remainder. except the ii
ctEse portion, hich motion the Court over rnisd
and dismissed the proceedings against the defsni
ant. Till Of exceptions being rendered. the causs
ab We stat d.. The Court der cd that ths ie. a /.
ants lab fo the de1a easicn Of the prinrii a.
and ORE tred that the cause 10 n ,nded ~ the if
cult ours with disectioas to .sc<rtaia the asAonn
TOR which the defendants a.e liable, and to rende,
Judgment aecordingly'
John r Tucker, Esq T, Attorney General, appear
ed for the Common onweaiib; and Messrs. HubArd
Murdangh for the defendants. The cause Was ar.
gusd with marked ability on both sides.
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RAILROAD 1Nps CAsE-There bas been a nn..-
tion before the Supreme Court Of Minnesota in
volving the charter of the bonds issued hy the
railroad companies 10 secure the State of Miunes.
ota for the State bonds she issues 10 aid of these
roads The State conteBded that ber securities
sheuld he first mortgage bonds, aud the only first
mortgage bonds The roads copteuded rhat thew
had authority TO issue any sGl, uut of first mort
gage bonds the State coming in an equal foot
ing with other frat mortgage creditors The de
cioion of the court is in aycr Of the position of
the rosds. and noadamas is granted command
ing Gov. sitley to issue the State bonds demanded
by the roads This virtually desti oys the seeuri
ty OF the State.
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nF YOU ARE sIoK, the probability

IL that the root of your suffering is in ;he stomach
From ID weak stomach proceeds Dyspepsia, Ague,
Isaauor Nau ,ea, aud legion of other torLoentlnR
diseases. Indigestion produces thin blood, and
therefore dess uys ihe str myth and yiRor OF The
tire ~ stem. TO restore the tone OF the stomach,
and enabie il 10 throw of and dismiss forever all
these troublesome ana dangerous complaints, n9-
thing is Ne .ssarY but psTsevering use OF Dr. J
WtlSrErTgK'5 CELkBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS. trial OF their power cannot iail TO prove
that there is no failure in their sanatve effects
We chee fully recommend them 10 the pablic.
knowing as We do, their many excells sit qualities.
For sale By drug lists aud dealers generally, every
~k ksra 4-im
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SEE 70 Yous Doons. The night watch

IN making their rouada, often fud doors 20 bssiss
ness houses not fastened at eli. and occasionally
nnd others 30 badly secured, that any one couid
readily open them from the outside. The sesson
chauts and others wish 10 have their promises In
vadsd aud robbed BY night operators, they shoult
put good locks, bolts and bars upon their doors
However sigiisnt the wstchmen may be, it 10 im.
possible for them TO protecs tI-seeured doors sns
Aieiows, when thieves once determine to enter
them and steAI.
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LEeIsiATivs-In the North Carolina Legislature
a bill has been introduced 20 allow a eolorea wo-
man. now free in Liberia, to return TO slavery In
the Mississippi Legislature the Senate has passed
a bill prohibiting, after the lst OF January next
the circulation il the State of all bauk eotes of
the denomination OF twenty dollars aud Under
bill has been introduced 10 exempt from sxecu.
ton and sale, slaves, in whore the plaintiff
denies the right OF property 10 slaves, or is the
resident OF state that refuses to execute the Flu.
sitive Slave Law, or the right Of Shareholders 10
emigrate with and hold slaves in any Il the Ter
itoriss of the United States.
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k6s. To AnykRrrsERs ANp Bus1sEss

Ags.-The Virginia sentinel effers very superior
sdyaitsg tor Advertising. IL is nrRiy eStsh-
ished Journal. OF wide Gil eGatiou. with subEcrl-
esrs 30 almost every etste OF the Union, aud nam.
herring very large aud ever grow ing list of sub-cyi-
bsgs among Jhs farmers and substantial business
nlen Of tho Wealthy aat prosperous Piedmont. Val
ley, arJ Tide Wafer Togions OF kirginis-men
who have wants snd the means 70 sapp,, ;hem.
- 10 huY E0ots. sni men VIM tHy ant sell
tsrms, All Advertisements air-ar ia the Daily,
TriWeekty, and c,si0LailT ia the Weekly editions
OF the Sentinel thus reaching aii our readers We
respectfully invite 0-tsrs.
Terns H.o1erA'e The cash or city references re
qnifef. Fer further particulars address
SMITH 4 FlSKS
vC. .sL~~'ln AlaxaririA
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The black tongue has bean psssailiug 10 large
sxtsnt among the csttls In Texan.
AZ many - elk rai'read bills hare ben Intro.
duned into the Georgia L,ssslasure, asting State
Oh,
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TIE DECLINE IN Hoes At CINoISsATI.-Tbc te!e-
graph shows a decline ia hogs at Cincinnati Of
serenity nee csnts per lo9 lbs This is In accordance
with the annual customs In this delightful market
Year after year droves deluded by high Quota.
tions, premiums" &C.. &c. The whole ,uptry In
excited; but the amount of hogs reach Cincinna.i
in uunbers, the talble burst, prices tumble, "prs.
mums" stop. and the suckers" are well skinned
We confess little sympathy for Kentucky drovers
who year after year and yet submit to this
course of things -L0uisciie Journal.
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In LCcK--We hear of widow lady, Ia the
neighborhood of New Baltimore, who has recently,
by the death of relative In Mis- sissippi come into
possession Of fortune Of sixty thousand doliars
specnla'or from Mississippi attempted to buy
ont her interest, ta,ring her as high a. sixteen
thousand dollars. but she havirg fortunately
heard Of the windfa'i. refused, Ms a matter oi
COURSE Udrrcnton (Vd.) Wig.
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diN HorsE BURNT The Na'ehitoches, La,
Chronicle states that the gin house OF II, Bryan
In that parish was destroy ed by fire. on Monday
Of last week, consuming about $50 bales Of cotton
10 900 bushels Of cora; large lot Of hagg'ng snd
rope; large, hns gia house; several corn cribs.
number of wagons and carts, etc. Total loss
estimated At about $4,000.
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zsr BURNING FLUID, BURNING FLUID,
BgENiNs FLuID Always on hand and for sale az
the Drug and Prescription Stors Of
JOHN ". GARLICh,
.a lo-ln Market place, Franklin 81.
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DEATH OF DR. CoMsfoCK DIR. John L Comstcck
widely known as the author of valuable text books
on Natural issiio-ophy. Chemistry. dc died at
Hartford, Conn.. on sunday, November 81 He
was a native Of Lyme, Conn, served the war OF
1872, and devoted many years to the preparation
Of school books. His '.Ns,ursl Phiosel hyr had a
sale rf half million of copies,
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FA1Irsn.-It i. currenllg repartsd op

FAILuRH.-Is is currenlly reported on
the streets that Tompkins Co.. coliisrs, and iss
aees Of ths old Bisck Heath Coal Pits in Chester
nsld eonasy, have failed for . large smouss-sbsi
one or more Of the 0rm have seus alick" br paris
lost heavily By sndorsing for shesa. We have -,
learned the sxses extsne of shs nifurc, bns ~
dssstand IL 10 sufficiently large 70 baskrsps ssv-
erai OF the parties who ssdessorsd - sustain ths0
by the use Of their names-
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x~H.arsHoRsE's CuaE-ALL


AND HhMEDY Fuh DYspEPsla, WEAK sTOM
ACH AND WEAK BUWkLo
PRPPAKkD ~ tHF MIST.
DoTriSs q u and nj cents ana one dollar.
TAX GhEA aksf pieooVBhi IN MEp'CAL
SuiEsCs
HARTsHoRNs's CURE ALL should be Kept In
all families IL of accidents or sudden sic snesS
as IL frequently ee in lese time thar 1t requires 70
get physician,
1t pain in any pert Oh the system anu 10 usou
externally and internaiiy.
A1- As the frequent changes OF the wea.ner pro
dure a bad Cold, hheuTatiem Neuralgia, sore
Throat Pain in the Bow els and Stomach, Ieoth ano
Ear Acne Ague cr Lumps in the Breast. Paiu III tne
TImks and Body; also. stiff Neck-every person
should get bsrtie. II acts upon the Nerves. Mos
fle~ Eir,ews Blood aud Zones, and. by its ~aS1hhk
s.scro netic power. .espeis all pain from the SIS
ten. Get bottle and try ~. nr,ro,>,.,r
NH-lf you bayo q Cough, nee bAETSuOHSEe
PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD CdEkRi- IT'S ,he
l,s-i Conah rap in the world = and 5es bottle
IL sou are Bilious. use EAhToBohNk's ANIL
BILIOUS PILLS ihsy i.ct up0r the Liver. stom
aes and Bowels. car! lag oil ali Bile aud Foci Sc
ccv.iona 2jonnto a box. e..
The above medicines to be hsd al eli Drug stoEts
in Eichmoud, Norf,la Petersburg and ali 70" us III
Virginia N i"-"ih
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SENTIMENTS CT A SourH CAROLINA Ls.pss.-A
dinner was given at Cheraw, s. c., on the 18th
lust, to Hon. John Mcqueen, oIe of the Congress.
men of that State, who is spoken Of for c. s. Sen.
stor. He made an address, from synopsis of
which in the Columbia Guardian, We make the
following extract:
The recent New York election he oonsi,ered an
fair indication Of the feeling Of the North though
he knew there were individuals there who lament
ed the divisions which exist anioug US, and ". u,t
il they could, stay the hand of fansijcisn He is
clearly in favor OF the South taking her own in
terests in her own most jealous keeping, instead
of committing them to the teuder ,nercies of the
National D' mucracy or national anything else
If Back Republican shall bs elected Presidep Mt.
he would not wait tor his ioaugur alton but take
such measure Of active resistance as under apy
circumstances would be taken at once. What
measure that should te, in his judgment, he leaves
Us no room to doubt-an immediate withdrawal
from the Union. Already the South has sub
mitted to more than any independent nation
would submit to from enothsr-Inoge than the
North would ever have endured from the South
and it is these repeated Submissions which have
emboidened and strengthened the enemy, and
weakened the South.
The General counsels against going into the
national convention. There was some show of
reason for doing so at the last election for then
he srgumen; was used. that it would ensure the
re nomination OF Mr.. Pierce. Now there Ia not
even 60 good plea.
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TIE LIMITED STATES SLo9P OF War DALE -Adyi
ces to the 4th ulf.. received at the Navy Depart
ment from the sloop Of war Dale, state that she
had recently arrived at AGRA. on the southwest
coast Of Africa having left Porto Prayaop the 3Oh
Z August and touched at Cape Palmas on the l4th
Of September The officers and crew were all we'll.
1t was expected that the Dale would leave AGRA in
the course of the next twenty four hosrs, cruise
along the coast 80 Llando, and thence proceed by
way of Porto PrGya, to the United States. At the
date Of writing, British steam sloop of war was
lying at AGRA. The commanding officer stated
tha; that vessel had captured three savers during
the last six months, and that the whole British
heet had taken nine.
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Coon REsrLArioN.-Every man In China mus.
pay his debts at the beginning Of the year. aud
also at the lime of religions festiva, about the
middle Of the year. If unable 20 settle at thssd
times his business stops until isfs debts are paid
Wonder how such just observance might sui,
the Unted Sts:esi
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sA-kREss .nxoEps,r rsvs

sREREsH LEkCEEs.-l nave Just re-
ceived, By Adsns' E2press. fresh lot Of Swedish
LEBCHES, which will 30 applied upon most reasons
able terms
s-Cupp.ng snd Leeching promptly attended
to. Can Be found az al, hours of the day at the Hair
Dressing Room under tbe American Hotel aud Of
oieht on 9Th stceet. French Garden HI1
my I5-bg z C. 1CESON
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SAAS &|HSSt NnhNAt Ssb Neh-
REGIMES srs combined in tho PHOTOGRAPHS and
AxBsaTfFEs .xecuted al the large Photograph and
fiue Art Galleries Of MINIS, i91 Vain street, op
pCsits the P0ssoftce, sad Sycamore street. Fe;ers
burg, Va.
Esse aud grace In position. beauty ia fnisa. and
correct ness III portrsitcre.
1nose who wish 10 obtain something really fiue in
the way Of Likeness. either 10 AmbIotype OF Pho
tcgrapb, pisin in India INK water colors Oil coors,
Pssliie. of auy size up to the size OF life,
spcctfutly solic ed 10 visit his Galleries and exam
inc his various s:ytos ot pottraitures.
Ga ieries Away open and iree to vkisors. whether
theyCesirs work executed not. sss
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And the various affections consequent rpou q dis
''"'''N STOMACH OR LIVER.
Such as Indigestion, Ac,dity OF the Stomach
dency, CestiVcpeas, Blind and Bleeding Plies IL
III has IN hsg Ssnss
oial, and in others effected decided cure.
This is purely vesstanie com pound. prepared OF
celebrated Holland Professor, boerhaye Because OF
ts great success most ofthe European States its
cisy for those of father and scattered here and
thefe over the face of this mighty country. Meeting
with great success aiaons tnsm new ofsr It to n.
medicinal virtues must be Acknowledged.
II is particularly recommended thoss persons
whose constitutions may have been impaired py the
continuous use Of ardent spirits or other forms Of
dissipation. Generally instantaneous In effect, II
finds its way directly to the seat oi nis, thf,ns I
Ing spirit. and, in fsct. infaSing ne" health aud
Sigor in the system. .. a., .,.,, ,.vs
rage win be disappointed; but to the sck, weak sno
low spirited, il viii prove grateful aromatic cor
DIAL possessed OF singnla1 ,r1n remedial properties
The great popularity of this DELIGHTFUL ARENA has
induced many limitations. which the pnotic si'nuio
guard AGAINST pnrshas,ns s Se vsp 1Ts B4ERaATE
HOLLAND BIrrEkS q fair trial. Que bottle VII
con vince you how infinitely snpsr1or IL Is 10 all
Sold al 81 per bottle or six bottles for S.. by the
SOLE fR0Pkikrehs,
HEGJAMlN EAGE, OxNs W.
MANUFACTURING
PHARNIhCEUTISTB AND CHEMISTS.
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
krsosd by nearly all the Druggists In this CITY
je N--dts
WITH the arrival Of new brewed Beer,
w beg leave to submit TO my customers. and
the public generally, the following standard OF
prices for my cottled Lager Beer, Porter, Ale, &C.
during the winter season. viz:
Quarts per dozen 81 81 Is cts doz allowed on
tuta apRrh 4 ( tur of
store and bar. keepers a per centage allowed.
have elso on hand Lager Beer in whole, half
quarter and eighth bbls Cream Ale in whole. half
and quarter bbis and for sale at tho lowest market
orders left with Messrs Duval Norton, corner
fath and Main streetB; Laidley Robinson. cor 4th
aud Franklin SIS. or st nv store, VII be promptly
attended to. wiLbAChEh. 10Th 81.
DECEIViNG PER STEAMERS AND
N sCIIOONERs-
s,0boxes RAIsINs. whole. half and quarter
90 bsxes CTfkOS
casks CUkRANTf
5000 lbs COOKING PRuNEs
5eases sup article rkuNEs IN jars ana uxs
a 0druyas fultana RkIHINS
l0sg drums FIGS
'~ '.ls = ''a's'a 'fbisz;'9 bz9S II ,gs.. !, g.
IN HHD6, Choics Bacon Sides, Tor sale
lUby NAl,SIk 4 PLEAsANTs.
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TEk Nf. VSRSoS Fund The New York cores.
pondent OF this Philsdslphia Ledger gives the
following item OF interest:
Mrs Mc~stt Richie is &c give 'sprivate" concert
with tabissux, etc this tuesday evening" st the
she Mount Vernon Fund.
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CAPIrsL PUNISHMENT W bile several States have
made eff Ir,s ofia,e TO abolish capital punishment
altogether, Georgia IL now sndesvoring to extend
this penalty to other crimes than murder aud
arson. Two bills bave been introduced, with
view &c make both night rslsry aud robbery by
force capital offences; but each has failed IN the
Senate. They have, however, been amended 90 as
to make The punishment ~ years in the Penitsp>
tiary at the discretion of the Court.
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RF LIyE SIZE PuorouRAPr

subscriber takes pleasure in announcing 60 his nu
now prepared to furnish Photographs from ninia
lures to FULL LIFE SIZE either plain or ooiored
which, fox eccp,ac and finish. he warrants equal
if not superior any produced ia this city, at ess
than the usual price. Old Pictures copied an& on
largei to any size.
anime specimens az i3iRB-' Temple of Srt, CORN
THAN Hall, Nsiz street, between 9Th and 10th:
Pc GIBBS.
the place To get 1t. wnere you will neither te hum
bugged in price or work, Also, Meiatnotypes. o.
any other Picture In the Photographs Art.
10 Is p. E. 9.
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LuYrHHIHs
CAPITAL PRI2gSsS. .Ooc,

TIOh AT6 ONLY $40. 800
The following ocL euas viii ~ aEAwn by 3. SWAN
tOO., Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery, In
rech Of their single Number Lotteries for Decem-
oer, 1853. At AUGUSTA. aa., In public, undsr ths
.pper ntepdsnoe Of Commissioners.
0i.AS! a draws on eATUkDAY December d l8SA
lLAsS IS draws on SATURDAY, December lt iabs
CLASS 10 drawson SATURDAY, December 10, 1853.
oLASS q drays on sATunDAf. pecsmbsr 2, lSaa.
On THIS PLAN OFSiN6LE NUARERE
3Uuu TlCkEIsi
FIVE THOUSAND IIYE HUNDRnD AND
TGN PRIzESf
Nearly .sS h.sS g sss,y Mn Mcksssi
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SERIOUS AFFaAT.-Mr. Goodlet. Missouri State
Senator. residing in Henry county, was q short
time ago stabbed severely by dentist named
Williams, because Goodlet gave legal opinion ad
verse to a case laid before him 10 which Williams
WA interested. Williams is in Jail, aud Goodlet
not expected to survive.
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DEArH OF BENZ. F. BurLER.-Berj r. Butler, Of
New York, died at Paris on the sth of the present
month. Mr.. Butler was born at Kipderhook. on
the 18th Of December 1895. He studied law with
Mr.. Van Buren, the ex-President, and, on being
admitted to the bar. became his partner. After
serving in the Assembly he WAS appointed one Of
board Of three revise fhs statutes Of the State
His associates were John Duer and john c. Spen-
cer Under General Jackson. Mr.. Butler Was made
Attorney General of the Tinted States. an office
which he filled with great ability as we'll as con.
scientiousness. lie was afterwards for time U.
& District Attorney for the Southern District OF
New York. lie sailed in the steamer Arago for
Havre on the l6th.of Octo Der. He arrived al
Paris. which he reached the Sd Of November.
The excitement and fatiane on entering France
proved too rude test for his health. violent
attack Of diabates was the consequence, disease
to which he has been somewhat subject, and
which has resisted all remedies.
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Rsf af R,oAm0sd, Nop 25-Hie WhteS . Solask
SAILED.
fchr re Broerard. Wesxsl. New Yerk. ndss. "
D Colquitf 90
kchrii Williams. Collins. New Yosk. ndses D =
w Gurrie
sehr Uri0n, eheliey. Yosk Rivsr. mdsA
Pchr Exit. Graz, Norfolk. daEr
schr . Cunningham. Daughsrsy. down ths
river light.
schr i b Rsnnsts. wocd. down the rivsr. liaht.
British krrg Arab. DgapsT, lfvin Livefpno,, sog
ii .ht cf 2ash inst. on Middle 0roAnd. afopf oue
\ u frtm w Wilmington Main ~. .Ths uApeAin Aud
Of ~ LETT her next ing with the water over heS
de;ks, and went v kmjthvtlls,
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A NEGRO RUNNING FOR REPsEsESIAFIvE IN
MAHE-An election for Representative, TO Gil the
place of Wm. Chase. resigned, took place 10 Port
land Me-. on the 18th instant. Neal Dow. the
great temperance and negro-equaity champion,
and colored man, named Peter Francis, we're the
principal com mpeiitors There being 5n. an iudif
ierent selectionsdor candidates, comparatively few
votes were cast but the people generally preferred
the white man to the Republican Of darker shade,
and SO 'temparance and freedom" triuuphed by
majority of 7;2 votes.