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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-24
consolidated Lotteries Of Delaware,
o November, 1919.

tVNSUI1NdItO L0tIcTIcS VI
FOr November, 100.
FRANCE, BROADEN Is K CO, MANAGERS.
FI,lIE Legislature Of Delaware, Ut lis Last session having grant.
Il al v, FaASuE, IiRo ~ Co, ITO the exclusion Of all
olhc. applralts,, II Lottery Charter for the Encouragement! Of
lnicinJI improvement. la tbs STATE, TO continue for n period OF
twenty years, arc now drawing Ia Wilmington, Deinware, n
serits al Inc uiust splendid schemes ever offered Ia the public.
bonds inr one million al dollars have been given Ia the state,
10 secure The payment OF ali prizes. The drawings take place
In pubic, aud are under the superint.ntcncc ii Commissioner
appointed by the slate, To insure their fairness.
ia. Managers call the attention of IN. public 10 the following
Splendid schemes W ue drawn during the present month:
MA0NiFICE MI SCHEME.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
1910 900!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware.
CLASS II,
To be drawn In Wilmington, Del, saturday, November 20, 1859.
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NEW "
4 DAM BEbE. II! George Elliott;
"A Hymns of Ages
Mackay's IIir aud Liberty in America;
IaIe for n llfv. \ new Novel by author of JHo. Halifax;
Pour Years nn II Whalc-hip;
hwallow Barn. By }. +. kcnuoly;
Nnpoicunie ideas;
Iowens lraNui in Central africa:
Henry st. John, a ne@ Novel u! Jnhn Listen Cooke;
Alcohol and tobacco.
Received to-day, at PAYNE * BLAtkFoRBS,
sept lj-dis ~ Main street.
4 DtS MEAI.-Wv are nov prepared To furnish fresh ground
~ turn Meal Ia lnrgc and small quantities, nj our mill or
Store. All the corn We grind Is screened, consequent! makes bet
ter meal for family uc.
march y-its SOWIlN X MtEHELI.
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suopEs' sUPER-PHospnATE LIMB
Sornpraro Guano.

M z. Y, uSl
w. No W Xaia &rNa Lynchbsrg.
~N New, Beautiful d Useful -
II ,w,,u plsasuse | annoance - Tho trading community III
VIM. Cusie "a WA. Burnham, have e~onpl.,co my nc~ and
slaalou.~. having made . very nice joh. And now am
risaasa - my fieadN that With q light room. AMI an
slmoss en1-- NV and . very large stock of
Boota Hnoos, oxttsss, aats, Caps. Carpet-Baga,
Vahses, Umbre1os. and other Goods in NY line,
/ am prepared and snxious 70 suppb all who wish with such
goods an yvry reasonable termA 1heaFsify express my ,hAnks
Tor . liberal ps1oaAGe IN town end country.
-. T. sEABURY.
II. B--whelssals bills viii b made a, vey low prices lar
CASH. ocl s.dn
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GRIND COnSOIldaJBu LOtCeTy OF DeI.,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
E1ra Class ran,
To bc drawn ~ Wilmington, Del, Wednesday, Nov. Both, 1850.
EVER OTHER TICKET A PRIZEl
Prizes payable III full, without deduction.
~ ruEsI LorTEgiK, EVERY rnizE IL DRAWN.
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l5ta Sami-Annual Card.

fUluE suoseriDeg. ,i,Ite The attention III ther numerous rus
plrte s,oek II FA.L AND WINTER GOODS, now IN stare
comprising e.or. aiiic.o pafiaiDing " the
ClDlhlMx AND LenueDenS' Furnishing Trade,
III tho lasct and mos. approved styles mud materials Deter
mined 10 ms!niaia the ~ he .prcad sl. iAsorroie reputation "l
In every department. and 10 pro'ide iof The wants OF MI ciAs"'s
of customers.
FALL STOCK, a correct Idea Of which can only be obiainct p, cx
ami ialon: BEST quality French, neu.pu and low prices Broad
Cioa foats Our Cloth Coats always heretofore having takan
The ,eni IN style, III, and general perfection, Will be found to
suriaanA II pu.alb,.. those sold by US In former SEASONS tholrc
styics Cashmere BUSINESS suits. Over tpats, Farmer h,iiiS
toats, lHsetlos> si.ltes. Ca -rcss Over Goats, ic,nr ttIdnuci
ialcsou,, islact art tAnrY cashmere Pants, Vests In ,c great
est tartc. aai inairi4l, tgrncn Yoke Siirh, ainr,o sioux al
wayson hand, (saf made Ia order when prof, rrudD a rnn
rleic stook 1T iras , no~. . ear OF beat make aud ua'rfih,,
CrasAts, scarIs, beaufort, Etnx. MontAian,hcrt, 6HftHaidt, anu
other new sty,. - ,itniencns' shaw 10 and Travelling Blank
els, snilSa, hugs, .loycs, KID, Cali, Wash, Norway, InaNnnefe,
fhruaa, the f.noss Moun,ain Bnck, and other .casonahi'
BURROUGHS, siiAFkR II co,
sept 2s-dis iA Man street.
RHODES SUPER-PHOSPHATE LIN f.
XNrE have Just received q fresh lot Of this very valuable fer
w tlizer. These ai our friends who have used this article
peak very highly oi II. We think II only need be used 70 gall
Containing a puubsr Of certificates from the most pfonincn
farmers Of the country, may be bad b applying 10
may 81 ds ~iynchbnrg, Va.
Sompraro Guano.
= = tons OF Phgta.4t, uuano, Just from tonahr,ru Island
I'd West INDIES, he richest deposits Of Phosphate of LIN.
known 10 the world, ~ .ainns bctwet / 70 aud NJ par rent %
Roat Phosphate u i.hs, ana 10 which we insii the attention
We arr SOLE aess1s sr tne sAe of this Guano here, an,
viii sell siNorthsrn prices, dSlacung actual expenses 10 thi
place
Pamphlets, consa, Ais analysis, he, furnished on nppllca
MoCoRKLE l. CO, Sole Agents,
april I dActA Main Street ~lynchburg, VA
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hUMMEK

h'cuio"u, u
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
DEDUCED kATES.-The L. s. Mail SteainsrA aeH.
h JAMES TOWN.. Capt.. PARRISH. and kUA- KIM
NoAk, Capt sk,SSka- Md caro- p4sssiaaer 10 and
from ' irginia al kEDrokD kArxA.
The JAMEsfowk, Capt rAasssH, le.yss Richmond every
TUESDAY aiicrnoun, ri 4 o clock, City Point same evening,
and Aorfpk Oh wednesday, ri; ~ O'clock, noon, for Nav York,
arriving there early next day, and In time 70 connect with the
lincs going has. mad North
The ROANOKE, Capt SKINNER, leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY afternoon, AT ! o'clock, City Point next morning. OF
v O'Clock, and Portsmoutq, same evening, for New fork, srriv-
ing neAt evening.
Il ETURNING q.
The JamcstoMu leaves new lork, from Ptef NO. IL North
River, every saturday ate rnoou, at y O'Clock, for Norfolk, Pc
teTsDurs aud Licnmond-iakiny freight for each place
The i.oanoke leaves New York, from pfef No. ~ North Riy-
or, every Wednesday afternoon, nj O'CLOCK er Poftsnnouth,
petersburg and liicinond-,akng Freight nx each place
kta ZEE.
Passage, statrrooin included, between Norfolk and New
S'eefage fassl2e,. ....,". =
fassagr, s.aterUnn included, between Richmond, Peters
burg aud New York, .......... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s
Passage, ststero0m Included, between 1 ync,barg and New
1tk, ....... .....s. .. ii
Passage to and from Norfolk, same rs by the River boata
MEALS, FIFTY CENTS, EXTRA.
eY- The new and elegant Steamer YORKTOWN will soon
be put upon te line, at The same rates ~ above, farming 4 Iri-
Weekly line.
For tickets, apply to LEE, ROOKIE d co, Agents,
april so-dts. Main street, Lynchburg, Va.
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8z,S9o prizes amounting 10. . 1880 ..':..;:.' fl,zo]'""
Tickets &21, iial,es siO, Qunrers Is, Eiyhths fAH.
A Certificate Of Package OF ~ WhOicF, costs. :. d, ... e8lB W
DO. do. rs Halves. .......... lbs w
DO. do. 70 Quarters ,+........... W w
DO. do. 20 Eightiis, ............. ~ %
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and Abingdon telegraph Gov,

1 SrEtiAi. uceting VI the Stockholders OF the Lynehiah
IN aud Abns ZION Telegraph Company will be- held al thu al
hcr NJ The Company In L~ynehburg, on the 5,h Of Documbc
next.
By order Of The Board Of DircoiorA
nnX. lldk ..nluc MM. 9. MORRIS. PrrAl.
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(lLINE OiLS.-2o0 boxes prime choice Oils, for sale by
Osug adis EDMOND. DAVENPORT 4 co. Richmond
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(,oKN, MEAL, LUMP N GROUND P~LAsTER.-Th
undersigned has rented from Aessrs> Lsaghosue d John
their Corn and Plaster Mil. lie win keep constantly ON han
the above articles, which ne will sell cheap 10 punctuai custom
era. CHAS. 6. sole Agent
march +dLs for the sale Of Western p1axier In this ciy
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HAVING sold my eMirc stock Of Goods NJ my od slant, !
II have located below the Norvell House, opposite Hall $
Livery stable, whore will continue the Grocery uad CO,anss .
sion business. Thankful 10 iny friends and customers for the
liberal patronage heretofore extended me, | solicit u coniin-
uancc VI the same, assuring them will offer Inducements for
cash. ! will keep constantly on hand, u nice selection Of GRO
CEiilES AMI SiAbLE DRY GOODS; also, Corn Meal, Pins-
Ter and Mill Ohal. j. Z. SHEAlsEE.
,ar.i 4 4 lila
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1--WE suoscriDeFr ih.i,e The attention of th.ir numerous rn'
totnorp AND .ae paDii' s.auraiy toiaeir extensive cltd com
plrtc stoek ,f ia - AND INTER GOODS, now IN .tnt,
comprising u,ar. ~ i,c.o pafiaining u To"
(l1Ihanx Ana l.enuepcnS' FurnlShlng Trade
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NOe1ce.
I(ElNd compelled by my hcai.h to retire from ME arm Of
I'D Camp, smith n Co, | beg leave To tender my thank. Tor
the very liberal patronage extended Ia that house. during M!
connection with the same, ana confidently recommend my sue
ecssors TO our old friends and patrons US reliable aud business
men. j. II. SMIIl.
oct II dts-Rcp copy 2m
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sEMI.BITUMIN0uS A

ARD. LARD No. / Leaf LarI,in Tin cans Of shout III
H ~ pounds each, in store AMI ior sale by
.ctId:s LEE, ROOKIE 4. ca.
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Make Your Own Soap,

FNlHE Keystone State Saponider, or Concentrated Lye will
Il make soap with little or 10 Trouble; ull clean type; is
valuable for ali purposes where = strong te 10 roquisvd; will
make hard water soil. &c.
We would caution The trade against counterfeitAs s The success
Of this article ms induced uDprincip pied parties 10 initiate it,
Full directions win cacA package,
A Large supply for sale BY JOHN II. SEAY,
seD zldts 4a. nPuv0ist
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4 I~CoRiCE.-50 caxz Z. q. Mass Licurice-oue Of the h.
II brands ilnpvrted--for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT Co,
sept 23-dis Richmond. Va.
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Servants Wanted.
TUNIIE subscriber wish 10 purchase for . friend In Alabama, an
Il experienced Male Diningroom Servant and n gool Female
Cook, Washer and Ironer. The gentleman Ia want OF these
servants intends them for his own use, and persons having ser
wants for sale, with the requisite Quatincatton and character,
may rely upon not only getting full value. bai aiso and excel
lent home for their servants. For further Information, apply to
sept zdts-kepc CODY NJ. LAN9HORNE 4 SONS.
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AMERICAN

FVNlE attention OF tho Farmers 10 called TO this valuable Fer
Il tiizcr, rom Jarvis Island, In tho Pacific Ocean, and in
possession Of the American Guano Company by Q formal act of
the U. 5. Government The principal ingredient OF the Amer.
lean Guano Is the Phosphate and oupAaie VI Lime In soluble
condition that can Readily be tnkca up oy the PANT and cannot
he inflated by art II also has auficieut Animal Organic Maj
ter, yielding Ammonia W produce an Immediate and abundant
crop. II does not act as a stnulant, but confers . asiing bene.
was only introduced In yiiyiaia In April, Il has been tried wiz,
ii has been tried with astonishing results. not only producing a
crop, but insarine q superior stand u grAaA THIS Guauo Is pull
up IN bags OF banels, with the trade mark tthe American Eagle
and my name upon each packages and is warranted 70 BE- pure
FELIX II. GAVE,
.-.--# MOSES LACY,
oct 6-dly Agent ff Lynchburs.
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NOTICE.
NoiltE 70 hrFei, givcp. thai Tia arm Of William II. Hall d
~ 20 has this ia. be.n dssrdsed BY mutual eonssas-the
,oSner Taraer, Geofge Hall, rearing LLerefrom. The business
win hereafter b- carried on 10y WIN. IL Hall individually.
Lrs,HntkG Sept. ~, isY. MN ii. HALL u co
tept 2hdts
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LNARMER'S AND PLANTERS ASSoCIA1ioN.-Thc
Il will bc All exhibition In this city on the +h iinrsia. in No
yembcr, Of lat cattle, sheep, poultry, produce, and vegetables.
The exhibition To he held al Liberty " arc-iluu,c, and the sale
to be conducted by John h. law Nins.
The objects Of the exhibition mr.. IL improve this market. as
well rs 10 accommodate the Farmers and Planters, to which nil
uf the latter in this vicinity are inYi;ed to conirioiir tl,ir pro-
auctions. Amer the exhibition and sale, there viii he Il meeting
VI Planters al the Cly Hotel, for the purpose. of or .anizntioo;
The organization 10 b, styled the Farmers and Planters y sso-
citation nov, -
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$5,OOOrs CASH i.'I.y wss1EDzAsDA BUSINESS NAN

AmhnnF9ciuTInE h0usc lOcAted
b11S dpsF who VIII tke charge
ence Tho demand unlimited ard prvis a. sieny la~gs
retu2a me Shove amount yearly prf seS cash FOR
'hD pains1srs, addtPs ~ box 5G4 Post 0Scs YORK
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&C nm "A PRIMER WANTED IN MANU
WOOOs AcuriDg buAuess In ull operation IN this city
wn ABOVE amour IN cash. The advertiser $4,000
ysed and warts fo the pupose on hs busneas
gre partner with The above amount be
buslrtFs man The best OF references giyen and
commerce Office $50 - v " -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

lR LIGET-CsuGIos -THePuRMC ARE HEREBY
hlas. schine the purpose generssg gss tnowa ~ hs
The pster, sranten Hepdryx and will be proseeutsd q
the extent % he law. Nights for sale on favorable crms BY
p. n McDCUGAly. 48 EIoadwsy, N, Y.
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WlLDER's PATENT sALAXArDEH SAFE
Ihe only reliable fire proof tbs world having
hoah end ey West. " ~ " :" ~ Osn
ouIH6 asoTHsks, osNa,dep laae, Kew York.
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Approved by her Naiestx.

AL which communicated for the Information of tho public
FRANCISCO STOUGHTON, Consul OF Spain.
CPECIAL No1ICE TIN MEMBERS OF EMPIRE
~ Lodge, 70 l. 7. A. particularly requested
attendance at their lodge ROOM 1877 sowery morrow (F
dsy evening, at o'clock business Of Importance win be
brought for ward. JOHN SMYsH, w, N,
JonN BALLAHAN, H.
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VER0EES KLEJTRo-C CHEMICAL BATES llg FoyrR1u
avenue, the ouy establishment. attended by Pro,ssaoy
VgRGFEs The ven.or celebrated for 9 extraction f me-
sic uos.ences frrl Mo sJsen, OF rhelm .su, got
ospy esps sno feyeri preventive OF malignant scaness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-21

NOVELTIES AT raS FMR.-The Polytechnic Asso-
citation of the American Institute met last evening It
their rooms in the Cooper Institute, with The above
subject for discussion Mr.. Pratt exhibited systea
Of rollers to avoid friction and the necessity Of lubri.
cation in machinery 1t was claimed by Mr.. Pratt
that there was sliding At ALL which was objected
| to by some Of the members. The discussion Of tho
matter occupied nearly tbs whole evening, aad Mr..
Pratt at last succeeded in winning the majority Of
his opposers The merits Of Ar. Besumonts modIfoA-
ton Of the ansroid barometer were next Considered
This set forth by its friends cheap and excel
lent instrument, for the OF the farmer a. we'll ~
being quite ingenious in scientific point Of WOW. II
was urged on the contrary that il was not always
minutely accurate At the next meeting Of the Asss
csiion DIR. Stephens, geoogst Of this CITY, has
sentsd to read an elaborate essay on the Geological
History Of Iron in the Universe. MIR. Norman Wizard,
the inventor Of the steam ice boat also consented 70
bring up a small working model Of his invention fsr
the examination Of the members.
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The Westera Tract Convention oil
EVaneetic-l Christians.

CHICAGO thursday, Ocl. ~, loO''
The Western Tract Convention net tor the second
time this foreuOon They occup ed 10 the discus
sion of the resolutions offered the previous day, and
which were adopted with but slight amendments.
In view of the Harpers Ferry affair, resolution, to
the effect that the Convention desired the abolition OF
Slavery by peacesble means alone, was passed unani
mously en-
The Committee appointed to report a plan of Tract
operations presented report which proposes the est 40
Ishmebt Of united agency for obtaining Ant-Savery
tracts wherever puhished-the Committee TO be en-
pox cred to raise for procuring and distr butrg
such tracts The Cincinnati and Boston Societies are
requested by formal act Of the Board OF Directors to
accept their Committee for the In ted Agency Ater
considerable discussion the report was adopted and
Committee of appointed to carry OUT the inten
Gons Of the Convention, which then adjourned.
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INDIANA.

Froa The IaGi1Hapolp Journal i5h-
We remarked yesterday that the indications afforded
by the late county elections IN this safe were cheering
to Republicans. The more returns We receive, the
ard encouraging these Indications become
We have no doubt al al that the Democracy can be
beaten in this State next year. Certainly the Revision
of 1876 not half clearly marked by the local sec-
TORS Of 1850 !, revolution reIt year by the cleo
tons. The following Democratic counties have either
been carried in whole in part by Republicans or the
majorities greatly reduced:
Brown, the old " stesdfsst," always good for 500
Majority elects an Anti Lecompton Democratic Clerk,
Mr.. Adams the regular Democratic nominee, and
elects Republican Commissioner, Mr.. y. n. MONS,
by 200 majority.
Dekab, always Democratic by loo or over, elects
the whole Democratic ticket thi. yesr.
Clay, always Democratic by good sjori.y, elects
the whole Republican ticket.
CsucL, always Democratic BY small majority,
elects me whole Republican ticket by an average Of
100 msjoiity.
Case, Democratic by lC0 or more nsj:riiy, elects
the Republican ticket by l00 or 200 majority.
Hancock, Democratic by 800 msjonty, elects hall
the Republican ticket.
MisIri, Democratic by small msjority, elects the
Republican ticket by $50 to 200 majority.
johnson, Democratic By 400 elects Republican
Auditor, and Is reduced 10 IN on the Democratic
Jucge.
Porer Democratic BY loo lat year, elects the
whole Republican ticket.
Upton, Denocrs &c by 10. L cut down 10 20.
Shelby, Democratic By JIo, il cur down 20 800.
Noble unreliable, but ususliy Democratic by snail
ority, elects tie whole Republican ,cke, except the
Clerk, which u vet II doubt.
Tie " abGsh Express reports tas, Sullivan, the
heaviest Democratic cogtty II he Safe except Allen,
So elected TIE whole Republican ticket
BaittolomeS, Democratic by 500 elects Repub-
Ecsr Geek.
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The Episcopal Convention.

KICHMOND, InOrsday, Oct. 70, IoJ9.
The House of Deputies to-day resolved to adjourn on
Saturday next.
telegram wGs received from DIR. Clarke of Con-
neccut declining to accept the nomination of mission
ary at the Northwest. IL presumed that be had
net he ard of his subsequent election.
The Missionary Commit ee reported back the resou,
tons religious intolerance in Cuba striking OUT all
relative TO memorialzing the President the subject
The report OF the Committee 90 Canons Ga Ministers
officiating within the psrochia cures of others was de-
baed at great length and the reported by the
majority Of the Committee finally adopted.
IRE House. last night, after long debate, adopted
the resolution requesting the House Of Bishops TO re-
consider their action in relation to tue use OF the Book
of Common Prayer, and throw the subject into such
shape as TO admit of the joint action of both Houses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-21

MILTARr.-The Seventh Regiment National Guard,
Colonel Leerts, and the Seventy fret Regiment Colo,
rel Vosburgh psraded yesterday for inspection and
review, in accordance with State Regulations. At an
early hour Of the morning both Regiments proceeded
by cars to Hamilton Square, where each was duly
inspected by the Brigade Inspector. The Seventh
Regiment nustered $40 men, and the Seventy
fret 1872 men. At the close of the inspection both
regiments went through variety Of maneuysr, aztec
which they were reviewed by his EHceency Gov.
Morgan and staff. The Square wa, thronged with
visi,ors and it is estimsted that there were upward
Of Eve thousaId persons present. After the review
the regiments returned to the city and passed ssok
other 10 review Fourteenth street and on Fifth ave-
nue. Line Of march was then taken down Broadway 70
Canal street, where the various companies were dis
mis sed.
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MINNESOTA.
Fron The 81 Paul Minn,,oi,an, OF Is.

From The 81 Paul Mnne'oiidn, Oe. Is
Since our paper of yesterday, further and more
glorious news has been received, confirming hey md
the shadow of shade of doubt, the success of the
entire Republican ticket in MinnesOt,. From the
Upper Mississippi we have reliable Information that
Wright has gone up 100 higher, making about l}2
msiority in "the State of Insurrection." Sher-
burne and Benton give US large msjorlties for their
small votes; and the Democratic msjoritles in
Sesrns and Crow Wing have been redu led.
Southern Minnesota also continues to come in glo-
riously. Winona in spite Of the HUFF Transit
Thieves, has gone up to 420 majority. Wabashaw
has risen to 800 Omstesd gives US 300 Steele,
$50. Dodge, 200 Fillmore, the home OF "Our
JIM" is stlll locking up, the Republican majority
being now reported at 800! There are Republl-
can counties still 10 be heard from, which can be
relied upon for elk or seven hundred more msorlty
enough to offset the old Moccasin fraudulent
vote from the unnhabited wilderness counties
counties with which, by the way, the late George
L. Becker, openly about the street, still threatens
us, to offset the unmistakable Republican voice o.
the inhabited region of the State. But it is no use,
George! The handwriting i, on the wall. Zac'
cheus mrst come down
avunprvD y.rop,TIrs YoR GOVERNOR.