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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29

each of the following Post Offices: Old Field Fork
of Elk. Pocahontas county, to Elk. and appoint
John NJ. Hagzctt postmaster. vice David Gibson,
deceased Maore's Mill, Jackson county, to Cot
tageville.
Appointments.-John Daily y appointed post
master at Springfield, Hampshire county vice Mi
chael easier resigned. Joseph B. Cunningham
postmaster at Wolf Summit, Harrison county,
vice A. d. Cunningham, resigned. j. l.. Russell.
postmaster at Sandy, jackson county, vice d. o.
Hutchinson. resigned +. Murphy postma ster at
Mount Salem, Putnam county, vice James Cyrus,
resigned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29

DEATH.-Rev. +. W. Hatch. who was twice
elected Chaplain of the United States Senate died
at Sacramento, Cal. on the Iith ult lie was for
number of years rector OF the Episco,,al Church,
at CharlvetsSille, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29

Caroline have sapplan.ed them IN their branch of
The Virginia tobacco is of two kinds. the
York River, or sweet scented, which IL generally
for The consumption Of Great Britain. being
esteemed the best In the world; and the Oronoco
which IL better in the mouth, and is sent from
England TO Holland. Germany. Denmark, and
Knssia. WHARF &c. 900 hogsheads have benn expor-
ted In q ysef aud. granting fur pounds hogs.
nead % - cleared from them OF foreign markets,
the proat b 100000 pounds.
The barter Of tobacco in the provinces OF Vir-
g51iN and Maryland, answers all the uses of gold
and silver; all the necessarics Of life being sold
for tobacco, instead Of money. These colonies
take from the mother country sbout 300 900 pounds
year in British anufacturers, and the balance
of the general trade Of the nation receives nbout
GOO, 100 pounds year from the tobacco exported
to different paftssof Europe. However, the arti-
Gle u tobacco IS perhaps more burthened and
oppressed withaduties than any other commodity
whatsoever; for, when the subsidy of l747 took
place. II Amounted u four pounds on hogshead
OF tobacco. which not worth above five pounds
to the planter; and, though the roal value of IT,
bacco in the hands Of the planter is not worth
above I'd. or ID halfpenny pound, the duty on
importation amounts to above Cd. a pound"
Such was the way Englisnmcn spoke Of us over
one hundred years ago. The extract was taken
from the "Universal Visitor or Monthly Memorial
ists," published in London, May, 1856, by T.
Gardner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29

The EcLEcrIc Magazine. for March, contains
two splendidly ersxaveI Mezrn,ints. representing
the Emperor Alexander and Peter the Great
Saved by his Mother" each accommodated by int
resting biographical sketches The letter press
is UNUSUALLY yaricd and attractive. The table Of
contents is suljoioed: Inspiration of Scripture
Our Earth-Past and Present, Bain's Psych"so
gy, The Secret History Of the Austrian Govern
ment. Bonapartism in italy, Historic Phenomena
of Human Races. The Earth's Old Age. The Bat
tie Fight ON the Peiho Phenoancna OF Parer, Pen
and Ink. Recent Religious Reveals. the'Czar ant
the Skeptic. Peter the Great. The Emperor Alex
andcr, Trade in Diamonds. The Imperial Guides
Worry, The Elements Of P'easaniness, Death q
Thomas DeQuincy, Literary Mseelianics. Cree
and Victor have the work for sale in this city.
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THE KxnKERBocKss MAGAZINE. fl .r.,, :.
an exceedingly interesting number, Iii hs
seen from tho annexed table OF cont, T be
Prince Of PictyocketS. The Hearts Cal; n aaI
How they Manage the Lunatics at Chez
All Die Early. What Happens UNI, s
Moon" Remenliranccs, Stanzas: Bin !"
The .Ssn &c the Man" "Reminiscences OF,
leon the Second. The Shadow upon SUM-
The Ilioa of priam, Threnodia on the Def
an Infant Chinese Shesct,es, by John X. llus
S. Navy, Epigram: Everlasting Suit"
Graye-Creek Mound, Miss destinations: n
ciety" Sketch, Literary Notices. Editors Ia
l. Editorial Historical Narrative Of the Knie
booker Magazine, No. ii, 2. Gossip with Rea
and Correspondents, Brief Notices Of New +
cations, New Music Far sale in this city b.
c. Victor, and j. J. Greed.
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BANK OF LYNCuDuRG. bill
the Bank Of Lynehburg, passed the 81 of d." ;
egates Oh Monday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29

SENTENCED To RE IIuNo.-Ann md Eliza, the
two negro women recently arrested for the murder
of DR.. Croxton, of Essex county, Va, were tried
at Tappahannock on Monday last. and both sen.
fenced to be hung on Frith,y. the 23d e March.
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More Testimony from the Clergy.

More Testimony from the Clergy.
az S> This ccrtlhes that have used Perry Dis Ncgcta.
MzsG BILE Pain Killer with great
nfhntun, common bowel complaint, bronchitis. coughs. cois,
&c, and would checrnly recommend 1t valuable family
medicine. REy. JAMES G., iuDNEI.
Messrs =. Davis Il Son-Dear srs: Having witnessed the
beneficial effects of your Pain Killer in u,
terry and Cholera Morbus within few
ing II an act Of bcncvolenec TO the suffering would
chccrfiy recommend Its TO such
the aforementioned or SINH r diseases erctua
remedy. REy EDWARD X. FULLER.
This ccriifcs that have for several used DaNE tgr
table Pain Killer in my family in several
which II Is recommended and Ind very useful family
cnc. RIv. A. BRONSON. FALL RIVER.
tsY-Sod by all Druggists Ian ~ I'm.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29

JAMES RIVER AND MN. co,p,sx tbo
senate on Monuay Wy Flowing joint resolution
Lreee'ea i'ou' WV of Delegates on Satur-
Resolved, by the GEL Assembly Chat n
Joint committee on the pif do House ond g.
nate be appointed, cons, !, NJ seyan On tho
fpart'o. tne HOUSE ""u Nv. the part Of the Sc
nate 10 whom shail " rera hill to amend
tne char'sr .. sa a.;. a.s. o., Kaoawha Comra-
The President appointed aIl,ow;no a. ,,s
committee on the part of ti,ns,a Mnss,s
August, Brannon, lynch, Pax onI Smith
Inc lol'o~'"s 'he,no' - "opointed House
Comm-t'ee u o1"S,ie. my ,cy sf com
prom'se ga ." t"e "a.A'I 80 kaasw ha Ca
nal o,mpah3 ",i' sn o. non, Ander-
son. capef'oh' nafoo"'' ''sA'' aud Me-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29

DEATH OF AN EMINENT ENGINEER.--Joscph
Miller, +. r.. distinguished English engineer,
who recently purchased farm near Charlottesville,
Va, for a residence in this country. died in
Charleston, S. C., on Thursday last.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29

ArIEvrED SUioE.-A cypran, residing in
Leitwicn Row. onth street. attempted to ceul.
mt su,clus yesterdi, By taking a large quantity
OF iauoanat Sonaof the other females in the
house, iearnty wha had been done, promptly
procured mccall q, and the poisonous liquid
was soon e)ec1. al the woLh-he suicide re-
heved. IL is .'Se ,oped that the unfortunate
ton, but resolve tosas more exemnlary life in
the future.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29

PIrrsyLvANIA AILRoAD CoHPANy.-The bill to
incorporate the ttsylvania Railroad Company
being on its pascal in tho Senate ON Mondny,
was advocated by lr. Townes. and opposed by
1essrs. Lynch, H,bard and Wickhan and was
rebcted, not havinreceived Constitutional ma
Jorlt. The vote as reconsidereJ and the bill
LAID & the table.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
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II does all il prniesscs.-EnQuireT
No other compares With n.--soutiI.
The work j. strong and professionalism Advocate.
Tho most perfect nsirumcni.-Ceniral Presbyterian.
Equal, II not superior, II any.-Transcript
Decidedly The bcst--.CHersonian Republican,
Superior to AMY Virginia Citizen
The best in use--Gupeper Observer.
The most complete. -Rockingham Register.
The best madc.-YAllcy Democrat.
WITHOUT RIVAI~-Scleniihc American.
took tho HIGHEST PREMIUM a, the State Fair In Virgil
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Jersey.
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lucky.
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fornia
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addition Ia the following paIers for viii oh am Special
Agen will receive and ertis, an, p
ter in the Uaied States.
NEW ERA, Floyd Court Ioasc, Va.
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lNTELLIGENCER Morsisto~n, Tenn.
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VISITOR, MarL,n Va.
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VIRGINIA ECJio. Halifax Co. Ilo. Va
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEWS, Brrdnl-
TTXNrfEEEss Jones;-oso', Tenn.
DEMOCRAT. Gr~nyille, Tenn.
ADVERTISER Chattanooga, Tenn
POST, Athens.
0NfEM;INkfAATT' Abingdon, Va.
REGISTER, satsu. Va
STAR AND UEEALp, outstanding, Va.
PATRIOT, Gratson Co lio, Va
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ADVOCATE Tazeweii Co. Ho Va
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Persons wishing is adv erfisc in Of the above
of them having eytrnye circulation in their localities,
burg yginan, STAIRS where contracts will be made and
advertisements roRwA RDEO WITHOUT
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29

LARGE SALE oFuRs.-We beg leave to call the
attention of the Niles to the great auction sale of
the New York al Baltimore Hudson Bay Com
pany Furs. to bepld on Thursday morning, the
list of March, b,Nir. G. r. Phelps. Particulars
in adyertisem ,morrow
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Gr sSsS> We are authorized 10 announce WM.sD BRANCH
MR candidate for the Office of Mayor Of the tt of
1ynchburg. icb % ddc.
NJ am n candidate for The Office Mayor of the tliy
Gtt of lynchburg II elected, Whatever responsibility
that shall attach 10 the hepd of the Police either the
execution OF te State laws In carrying out the ordinances
OF The City shall tndoavor To meet th urnvss aud
TALLY and 80 far may he able, keep the Police regulations
of the city In huaiy condition.
feb l5-tdet VIM l.. SAL NDEES,
~ MASTER OF POLtCE.-I rcspernll, announce
W myself candidate Tor the Office of Master Of Police
ut The ensuing election In April Having served several
years past IN The City Watch believe to The atstac
NIL parties mncy can h~ the Office in question,
equally acceptable. TlIOs. j. AUSTIN,
feb Il tIc
a. @rsy>I am a candidate for the Office of City
VIZ Sergeant nj the ensuing election in April.
Jan p tide GEORGE e. WI ILitMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29

ESCAPE OF AMURDEHER.--Jlm,s tho negro con-
victed Of the murder of Mr.. James N. Barrel. and
who wat tohave been hung on next Friday. es
capped from be Jail at Liberty On Monday night.
The jailor whit to the door Of the negro's cell a
short time dter dark Cor the purpose of Civ
ing him hs supper, but hearing him groan
he unlocked the door and immediately uf-
ter entering tumbled over something which
caused him o fall. AMI the light to 60
out. the negro passed by him in the darkness,
made his escapefrom the building and has not
nce been head of al ioigh the most diligcut
search was mad during the entire night The
escape caused graf excitement ia LiLertv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29

CTIOV6I OL bdKET S.
NJ CELEBRATED FAMILY SEWING MACAiSrs. 49, Broad
V1 New York, aud Isl baltimore street Baltimore.
a NEW SfYLE-PRlCE $5D-IlEMMEEs 81 EN1EA.-
This mneine frnm two sIoos purchased The
store, requiring reminding Of thread. 1t Hens f,l.
ers and Stitches In superior style. finishing each 10y lis
operation, without 10 The hand needle,
CURED D other machines Ii will do better and
Ing iiar soanistress If se works for
hUHr.
Send for circular j. I. DAVIS & 60.
may 3-dts Agents, l.inchburg
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Master of Police.
Grover & Baker,

Or 80 THE undersigned will prepare Drfps CoN1s ,cfs
lER WILLS, &c, upon short notice
sept pots VIM. ID. BRANCH
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Il Only one dose Immediately
, relieves C,whHe one desc
often repeated is a sure euro
for CHOLERA MoRnis, and Il
preventive Of CHOLERA.
Only one bottle Is needed
to throw out Of the system
| the effects of medicine after
u long sickness.
One bottle taken orJAUs-
DICE removes nil sallowncss
or unnatural color from tho
skin
Il One dose taken q shor
time before eating give
vigor 10 the appetite and
makes the food digest well.
One dose, often repeated,
cures CHRONIC pIAREHEA IN
Its worst form, while SUMNER
land BOWEL COMPLAINTS Yield
almost to the first dose.
A few bottles will. cure
pRoPsy by exciting the oh.
sorbents.
We take pleasure In 70.
commencing this medicine
as q preventive for FEVER
AND AGuE. chill FEvV;, aud
all feycrs Of n BILIOUS TYR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29
ST AU TON
WHITE FLANNEL,
FOR SALE

GEORGE M. RUCKER.
HAVING received supply Of stannion While Fannels he
desires s customers who have heretofore used with
much satisfaction TO call and supply themselves whlat they
nov 17-its q. n. u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29
cITy AVID STATE AFRAIRs.

A SAD AFrAIR-THRsk MEN knLxD-Two
WouSpED.--0ur citizens were greatly startled on
yesterday, BY report brought here. By some gen
tlemen from Franklin county, to the elect that on
the previous Saturday dimcalty occurred at q
place called Dckinson's Store, situated cp the
Franklin and Pittsylvania line, which resulted IN
1.-THE killing of three brothers, james, Ralph aud
William Clement. and the wonnding OF two other
brothers named Smith. The circumstances. as -
lated TO us, as follows: james Clement, y
appears married the granddaughter OF Captain
Vincent Witcher and the sister Of the two Smiths
:boye-named. but having become dissatisfied
with his wife. sued for divorce, and the
parties In the suit were. engaged in taking depos.
tons at the time efzshis'unfortunete affair. Gle
ment, among ether things, charged his vile with
infdelity which charge was denied by Captain
Witchsr, who intimaied that G. concected
the story in order to shield himself from the ip-
dignation Of his neghbors. The dispute finally
ended in james Clement drawing revolver from
his pocket, which he discharged several
times at Captain ". but without effect, whereup-
on the latter drew his revolver and fred upon
Clement, thssball taking effect and killing him in
sanity.
Tho other two brothers of C. ti,cn fred at
Witcher, but neither Of them struck him. Witch
er, in the meantime. discharged the remaining
balls in his pistol and succeeded in fatally wound
ing both of the Clements 1t is stated that 20
more shots were fred by the two nartees and their
friends. Capt. W. escaped without scratch, hut
bis grandsons, the Smiths, were each severely
wounded: -
Capt. W. at once surrendered himself to the
officers of the law. but we have not yet heard the
result 81 the preliminary examination.
Capt. WitcAer is. perhaps. ms weus known as
any gentleman in this section cf the State. having
represented pittsylvania in the Sen te and House
of Delegates for number Of years His abil-
ity is acknowledged by ALL and his public and
private character is without blemsi,, III FAR as
our knowledge extends. We suppose his age cannot
be far from eighty years.
We indulge the hope that tho reports may
turn out to be greatly exaggerated, but not,
having personal knowledge in the premises, we
publish them as they reached us.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29
SANF ORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR
Compounded Entirely from Gums,
rs one Of the PURGATI
81 ...t.l..

- wv buc'''
These GINS remove all
morbid or bad matter from
The system, supplying in their
place IA healthy flow Of. bile,
lnvlgoraing the stomach,
causing food to digest well,
PURIFYING TrE BLo0D, giving
lone and health TO the whole
machinery, removing the
cause Of the discase-cffect-
ing u radical cure,
BiLIous ATTACKS are cured,
and, what is better, prevent
cd by the occasional use of
the Liver it,igorator.
One dose affer eating 10
sufficient 10 relieve the stom-
nch and prevent the food
from rising and souring.
Only one dose taken be-
fore retiring prevents NIGHT
MARE
Only one dose taken at
night, loosens the bowels
gently, and cures cosrIvE-
NESS.
One dose taken after each
meal will cure DYsrErsIA.
Ono dose oftwo teaspoons
l1l will aiWayx FeIsave eIcR
HEADACHE.
ltoperates with ceriainty,a
ioits wonderful virtues.
All who use II are giving
favor.
Mir ,cdter In tie mouth &c,
iofh together.
s-i~ PRICE, ONE no
Il
patailad hy all nru00fsts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29

IL those having eats DUE.
N settling them theih will please favor us ny
want on money and wish Ia convenience, rs are Ia
yenr. foursVp the business of tic past
feb SITS WY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-29

&0sS OFFbK TUE sALN III n,I ~, -, -,
Twill be divided In smalerted near tie ciiywhich
also have Tor sale SIXTY Atsired BY purchasers.
wing within two miles of the Csheayiiy mbered land
asit nurchascrs CIVIL be sold In lots to
Us IL -d2awO EFREE, Ex'or. of
&c. Winfrse, decd
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Another Arrival from hurspe

QuEBEc, Nov. 12.-The steamship North Amer
lean, from Liverpool, via Londonderry on the I'd
inst, arrived last night
France bad interfersd 10 prevent the lombard
ment Of 6aeta by the Sandman feet
Lord Dundonald 10 dead
France is making formidable naval and mill
tary preparations. Some writers construe this
and the recent council Of war at st. Cloud a. n
Observation-Disclosures Of campaign.
The Emperor on the 3lst reviewed % 600 men
near Paris, all bivouacking, and the regular pro-
ceedings Of a campaign represented.
Rentes closed at 69f 25c
At Naples on the 9th the Sandman fotilla can
enaded the royatists near Gaets, but the French
Admiral dispatched a frigate there to stop the
firing.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 1.-The cotton market foe
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday closed YAK
higher than last week, having large speculative
inquiry and an upward tendency. Sales Of three
days 65 600 bales.
Breadstuffs quiet but steady.
Provisions quiet.
Consols 90.
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Mexican Advices.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l0.-The steamer Tennessee
has arrived, bringing Vera Cruz dates 10 the 9TH
instant.
The Juarez government has granted an extern
sion Of the Tehuantepec charter.
Senior Ocampo has been appointed Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, and Senior Mata Secretary Of the
Treasury.
The British Legation has permanently retired
from the city ofMexico, portion of the members
OF II came passengers In the Tennessee.
The Constitutionalists are still before Guadala-
jara. The country is In dreadful condition
Miramon proposes TO resign.
part OF the British Legation, together with
the Prussian, Spanish. and American Ministers
are at Jalapa. IL 10 believed that they contem-
plate taking some decided steps
The Constitutionalist lost two thousand men by
the explosion Of mine at Guadalajara, and after
wards raised the siege.
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Later from Eurspe.

Nxw YORK, Nov. IL The steamship Bremen.
from southampton on the 3lsi, arrived here last
night Her general advices are not strikingly
important
There was much speculation In the English
papers about the abrupt termin nation Of the War
saw Conference. The Times insists that Il was
owing to the impossi bility Of ali agreement upon
the many antag onistic elements Of the Ccnfereuce
The Neapolitan royalsts had made another
attack upon Garibsldis forces between Tesano(,)
and Sessa, but Were repulsed with Considerable
loss Geribaldi made many prisoners
Victor Emmanuel bad arrived at sesss, and had
an Interview with Gtribaldi. Arrangements were
then made to bring on grand and decisive battle
Austria explains the cause Of her immense srms-
mene, and says they are only TO repel aggression
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday 3lu-The last steamer
from the United States caused an advance Of Va
I'd on cotton. The sales Of Monday and Tues
day footed up as eco bales, in consequences Of a
large speculative inquiry, closing with an upward
tendency.
Flour ruled dull, and previous quotations barely
maintained. Wheat ruled quiet but firm Corn
also quiet and firm. Provisions quiet and steady
Sugar buoyant. Coffee quiet Rice firm. Tur-
pentine firm at 34s Sd ASS. Rosin seady at So Sd
ass Cd. Consuls Q3k
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THE LATEST NEWS
TIE l. EG b APHIO.
THE PREsIDENrIAL ELECTION.
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
Inc Richmond Enquirer claiIm the STATE for
bfee kinriage; and the Whig regards the rrsalt
as doubtful, though expresses a bone that B-N
will ultimately carry the state TS, return. ne.
received by Telegraph, show Bell gains We sp-
pend lew Items receiyed by telegraph:
majority for Bell. II gave Gogein ssi majority
Writ county gives Ill majority for Breckin-
ridge Itgave Leicher i6e msjority.
Jackson county gives 100 MAJORITY for Brsekia-
Madison county gives e00 majority for Bell ID
gave Goggin i4l majority.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov 1.-The Alexau dria Gazette
has returns from lis counties In tie State In which
Bell gains ID, Ia, and Breckinridge gains s.7s7.
MISSOURI
ST. Lows, Nov s-Tweuty-eIsh t counties pu We
Douglas "a SO; Bella ,4I2, Lincoln u 3Is Breck.
inridge 9,92I
ST.. Louis, Nov Io.-Forty-four counties Of
Missouri Missouri give Bell sitss Bfechinridse Il, 80;
the State by from 600 70 ZOO
TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 10 Tennessee Is certain fct
Bell with plurality Of about 1900.
GEORGIA
MLLKDGEvILLE, Nov 9-AccordinQ 70 The m.
turns OF the election In this state, Il barely
possio BILE thst Breckinridge will have a majority
Twenty-eight counties are vet 10 hear from
The ofhcial returns from forty Eve counties I'm
Georgia foot up as follows Bel u, asa; Breciin-
ridge Is 500; Douglas 6 eIs.
AUGUSTA, Nov. l2.-One hundred and thi rteen
counties have been reported. and nineteen more
are TO be heard from. The returns now indIcste
that Breckinridge has failed 10 obtain a majority
over the other candidates The election there
fore comes before the L. .isiature.
TEXAS.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 10 The few returns re-
ceived show that Texas has voted very strong for
The majority at Galveston wus
500 and at Houston 300.
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Yirginia Elecfieu

RICHMOND, Nov. 1.-THE affairs Of the South
attract much attention here, but the people are
calmly awaiting the issue Of events Meetings
will probably be held In the different counties
before the meeting Of the Legislature, for an e,-
preston Of public opinion.
The vote Of the State has not vet been sscer.
tanned The Wing claims .maiority for Bell.
and the Enquirer figures up a majority for Breck.
inridge. Several counties remain 20 be heard