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TIE RKsoLuTroNs.-Tbe public should know
the only correct version of the resolutions adopted
BY the Democratic caucus held on Saturday night
last, was that published In the Star on the day
before yesterday. We state this fact because
other and incorrect versions of them are now be-
ing extensively published by the press.
BY the way-the indignation Of the Douglasite
newspapers against the Democratic party Of the
Senate for daring to adopt resolutions upon the
Territorial Slavery question Is to say the least Of
it, very amusing, in view of the fact that such
action on the part of the Democratic party of the
body (Senate) was forced by Mr.. Browns move
ment and that Of Mr.. Pugh in behalf of himself
and Mr.. Douglas. Mr.. Brown introduced very
ultra resolutions In the Senate, which would
probably have fallen still-born with his vote
and that Of two or three others in their favor If
pressed to a vote. But Mr.. Pugh took position
win reference to them in which 1t was WELL
known that Mr.. Douglas conceded, that made it
necessary that some common understanding upon
the subject should be arrived ut among the De-
mocracy Of the body, II possible.
This understanding has been arrived at with
unexpected unanimity. But four out of thirty
eight Senators hesitate to subscribe to i.-Messrs
Brown and Clingman, who are said to hold that
1t does not go far enough; and Messrs. Pugh and
Douglas, who esckew 1t because it is directly
antagonistic to MIR. DIS squatter sovere gnty
idiosyncracy. 1t was adopted in caucus simply
as being necessary to Democratic Senatorial con-
cord, without thought Of action the part of the
Charleston Convention upon it. That it will,
however, become the subject of controversy a,
Charleston, is now highly probable. And that ii
will prove acceptable there, is to be inferred by
persons of common sense, from the fact that on,
OF thirty-eight Democratic Senators-the whole
strength Of the party in the body-but four de-
cline TO subscribe to it.
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=, ID The later accounts from Mexieo d,s.,.d,t
49, Ne tsR0rsed movement Of Minmoas forces 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-01

UNITED STATES TREAsURER.-Judge Rowles
of Tenn, having declined the appointment of
United States Treasurer recently rendered him by
the President, VIM. C. Price, of Mo, has been
appointed to that position, and confirmed by the
Senate
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE OF DlSsoI;HTION OF PART
A. The Partnership heretofore ,Iistinr between T.
firm Of BRUsH KING i. this d.y 11 ais.o v ges
BY mutual consent, Il. KINe having purchased
ness will hereafter be conducted BY II. a. KING,
who sollclts the patronage of the public.
Navy ard, February xstn, 1860. fe 60 ST.
MADAM d., the most successful FORTUNE
in this city, and can be consulted upon all affairs of
Love, Marriage, Lost Articles. DC. DO /. at No.
fe III I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-01

CHAS. 8. WALLACH,
Has removed his ONCE 70 his residence, Ne. . a.
diana avenue, between ~ and Sd stresss. veeJl,
ollnslse the est VEG Of the Ciy HaA
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NAVAL ORDER.-Passed Assistant Surgeon d.
r. Phillips has been ordered to the naval hospital
Norfolk, Va
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NAVAL APPolNrMENr.-Thos. J. Robinson, Of
Fayetteville N. C., has been appointed professor
OF mathematics in the u s Navy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-01

HEALTH OF THE ATTORNEY GENBRAL.-We I'M
derStand that the condition of Judge Blacks
health continues about the same as It has been for
the last few days. with slight change for the
better Official engagements have recently pressed
so heavily upon him that it would seem he now
suffers more from actual prostraton because of
Overwork than from any partic ular disease
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-01

The BALTIMORE DELEGATES As an attempt ia
bling made to create the impression that the ad
herents Of Mr.. Douglas have carried the Baltimore
city (4tb) district for the Charleston Convention
we may properly state that the story is all CANNON
The truth is as follows: The convention met at
the appointed time, when it was found that Of the
nine uncontested wards MIR. Douglas had carried
three, with six against him. The questions of
the contested three wards came up; and after re-
ferring them to the proper committee the conven-
ton adjourned over until the next night After
that adjournment, the Douglas delegates from his
three uncontested' wards and the Douglasites
claiming 10 represent the three contested wards,
met, and undertook to elect Mr. Robert j. Brent
and a Mr.. Lanahan as delegates to the Charleston
Convention. The regu lar convention met on the
next evening as adjourned over, and having dis
posed of the contested wards question: duly elected
Mr.. Thomas and MIR. Gwinn. The Douglass IS
claiming to represent the three contested wards
were rejected on the ground that their claim to
seats in the convention was based wholly on the
violence Of notorious Knew Nothing clubs who
nterfered to carry those Democratic primary cleo
tons. Such are among the means res sorted to by
the adherents Of Mr. Douglas to give him the ap-
pearance Of strength in the Charleston Conven-
ton in advance of its meeting, when and where
ali such douglas demonstrations will pass at
their true value only.
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BOARDING.

DUARD AND FURNISHED ROOM-A vsry
ID esrrable Room. with Rosrd may be had at ~.
ass '2ta NC Z. h ~ on g ant II f<T At
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as sEs.r CT, one doc. s.uth IF. Alsa one sat
q R0.,M At II Vacant, saitsble fOf . snI ot
l-s!e gent euen. fe d-d'
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WI CLorHINe MADE 70 Otpxp.
GENTLEMEN'S SPRING GOODS.
in snn.uncipg the reee pton 81 an carry sprirs
YES rlNGS Of all grades am q ahti-. We>
beg TO assure gentlemen tuat our facilltles ~
for makin< Clothing 70 order, ofthe best and w
and hnest quality is not surpassed by aay -
house this eide of New ork, and our prices / all
cases varying at least IS 20 50 per c..nt ck ap.r
than the usual CT y rstss for goods flike euaity
WALL, STEPHENS CO,
re - % Clothers. a22 Pa. aven.-
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ANNUAtC COMMENCEMENT OF
A3 the National Medical College, Msficei De-
partment of Columbian Col.egel will he held at the
Smlthsonian Institute On THURSDAY EVE
The VaIedictory wall be dsve. ed by Prof LINCOLN.
after which the DeRIaas Will lie conferred. Tne
to attend.
fe % 81 JNO C. RILEY ~ ID Dean
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FOR SALE-A large lot CANARIES, tie very
best quality. Price low. To close out No re =
p, west side Market, on Canal, Geo etown ~
mar 14t A. ". BpI1CpER /N-
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOX SALE-A "a liable Farm in high state
- OF CULTIVATION situated in rlexsnorla couDy'
Mo.. or lees. It adjoins the farm az Msjor w y.
Nuu and 10 ab"ut seven ard o half miles frou
Star Once. mar I-dije
EOR RENT-As q storeroom cr ono, the
u ROOM on 9Th st eet, "a uare above Pa. ar,
TO JOHNSON a SUTTON, corner eth q ard Pa
avenue fe % % 81
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Gl 0Nn WORTH Or FANS, of every style,
LY REDUCED PRlCES,at
McLAUGHLIN'S, IA avenue
mar St ICONS, * Statasl bet 9th and 10th ats
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NOTICE commanders and Lieutenants
vs. Of Volunteer Companies in Wa sbIngton Al 4
GeoIgetown are req az sted to attend meeti ng al
the Coipmhiaa ArmOry, on FRIDAY, I'd instant at
O'CLOCK n. III.
mar l IT. OFFICERS.
CLU".-A special meeting If
US the Jackson CIuU viii b he d at their
i1ohS, BuwInan,s Hall, on FRIDAY EVENINu,
MaIch I'd. Members are earnestly requested 10 at
te I'd,
mar LIT GEORGE F BARRETT. Sec.
NFhECrUkE AT THE SMITHSONIAN
S lNSflTUTION.-At the request of the
: Cuns MEMS ChIls,i.n Association, Professor !.
: NhWBERRY will delIve: a Lecture, on MONDAY
EVENING March 5th, At q uarter b: fore ocI.,
on New Mexico and its Anclent IrhanIt nts,"
are respectfully invited. mari s.
BEFORE The ART ASSO-
,AS =. C!ATION;,rhs lecture that was TO have
ISOLATION. by Prot. Il RICHARDS, But was postponed
on account Il SICK, ess of The ,ec,u,e Will be de-
liversd FO-MORROW EVENING, March I'd, at
the Gallery on Pa avenue, between 9th aud 18th
streets Subject, THE Teacher an Artist"
fa Q-2t
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[ AIDES rR.vr,,Nep.cs,
ihe largest variety off red the CITY, AZ IN W
rricos, a, MoLAUGHJIN,S
EIar 81 icons atasl pa ayanno
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GEORGETOWN FISH WHARF FoR RENT.
" Sealed proposals will be received by the under
signed untll the fret onday March next for the
renting of the Georgetown Fish Wharf for one
year Tn, said proposals will be op,n.d at the
Mayors Office, at &C ock m. on that day
HENRY ADDISON, Mayor
Mayors Office, 6eorg town, Feb. S-st
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I SOO POTATOES, POTATOES
l,IUO bushels prime sound Prince Edward
Island POT. TOES, in store and for sale az ffty
t5o) cents per bushel.
29oe bushels New Jersey Blue Mercer POTA-
sOuhd aud In moe condition. Apply to
HARTLEY 4 BROTHER,
lie l7-1m 80 and 10l Water st Georee town
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-04
- THE JUDICIAL ELECTION IN

THE JUDICIAL ELECTI0N N
80 THE SIXTH CIRCUlT-JOHN M
an article published in the Richmond Dispatch of
the 18th of April. tan adyertlsement,l headed
formed that. from accounts received from all por
tens of the Crcnt we, we che Rn Ga a.
eeetsd a be hsndsome msorpy e That S the
county Of York and city. of WILLIAMSBURG are real
cty hs s From cou Msw
1.-THE most cheering tidlngs are received that
lin Henrlco. also, we are sure that his vote Wi he
large" The article also informs us that: from
being an orphan boy, with humble means: he Mr.
Bowden.) has eeyated himself to be the first law
Now. Mr.. Editor we wish merely to say, that
the author OF the article from which we have quo
ted, is not the only person. who has received ac
counts from all portions OF the Circuit. From
counts which we have. from persons who have
opportunities and ought to know the sentiments of
name heads this article will receive at least 200
votes in the county of Henrco; that he will divide
the Gaz,tte, almost UNANIMOUSLY, AZ his ewn
door, and get more votes than that gentleman in
the county Of James City. and that New Kent and
Charles City viii he almost unanimously in his ia
and furthermore, that lie will receive quite a
complinentary vote considering that Mr. Seawell
and Cs. Mallory. located rs they are. in the
fed.) from the other counties of the Circuit.
The people, know that Mr.. Bowden is not the
onlv man before Them who, from beirg an or
phan boy with humble MEANS" has raised himself
To pos ltiOns of honor Many OF them remember
that John nj. Gregory was an orphan boy, with
fathers debts. CATER his fathers DEATH which or
CURED when he was very young, with no legal OBJ
legation resting on him to do so,l with money
earned by hard labor. getting ship timber in the
forests which sklrted the river along the border of
dustry he elevated hlmsef' to the place of top
sawyer" on his own PIT. and from thence. through
various stations Of public trust, to be the Governor
OF tins proud Old Commonwealth. The people
also know that he has discharged with fidelity
every trust with which he has been honored; that
his name is, and always has been, but another
osity that he, never deserted a friend OF, turned
his back on foe. Let his old friends in the east
ern portion Of the Circuit, those amongst whom
relieved by column from New Kent, Charles City
and Henrico, which Will make his victory cer tain
my 4-lt'
- THE OLD DOMINION lNSU-
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Sufficient OF the capital stock of tins company
having been subscribed to incorporate the sub
scrlbers. notice is hereby gwen that there Will he
general meeting of the Stockholders on FRIDAY,
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W YATr, No. 19J Main street, at the hour OF II
NJ. for the purpose of ellectlng an or.auiza-
ton, preparatory to commencing business.
BY order of the Commas loners.
J.. X. SP[LLMAN.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR.,
JOHN ENDERS.
CHAS. +. WORTHAM,
SAMUEL NJ. PRICE,
my 4-2w JAS. l.. APPERSON.
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"PhySician. heal Thvself,v

Inc Republican Senator from Wisconsin,
VINO rs appropriately named Do,L,r1Lg, has
been on mission lately to New York, where
ne Is said to have been very grandiloquen on
Kansas, but dumb on Wisconsin. The N. Y.
Express thinks the Wisconsin missionary
would have been more in teresting and instruc-
i've II he had discoursed ON Wisconsin cities
Tepudiating their city obligations; Wisconsin
railroads which don't pay interest on bonds
created 10 make them; Wisconsin nul,iaca.
ton Of a declared constitutional l.w -, ~.
United States. 1t IL Wisconsin which nssdS
northumberland Kans.. "
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nNew and Economical Water Power.
KENNISH'S
PATENT HYDRA ULLC MOTER.

J.&T. HANCOCK 4 CO would call tine alton
ested in the economical use 0fwater a power. n
the fact that they arc nov prepared 70 hll all or
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The superiority possessed by this machine over
az other water powers may be summed up as fol-
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list; That IT uses the full pressure of the water.
supply IT less only the usual friction OF nach-
merry. which, IN this instance, has been ascer tain
ed to he less than three per cent. leaving 81 per
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than \ thread. will set it in motion, and momen-
tum may be impaired or arrested gradually. or in
sfanfdy, as NAV lie desired. IL moves noiseiessly
any other Machine Of the same horse power, and
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Sd. That il will measure and correctly index the
water makes use of to the greatest nice u at each
revolution " "
Address or apply to
]. & r. HANCOCK eco,
Machinsts, Main street, Richmond, Va.
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lea Richmond, May LIST, l-6O.-I have just
received by steamer orktown, a few lois of the
latest STYLES OF HATS ont, among which are the
RIO OPERA STRAW.
The Young Mems NATTY FELT.
The Young Mems STIFF BRfMS, Pearl and
Brown.
The Young Mems MOTT CANTON and FLOR
ENCE DRIVING HAT.
The OMAR PACIIA and MANDARIN FELT.
ALSO
A new lot Of Boys and Chdren's Summer
HATS and CAPS.
my 1-5t JOHN DOOLEY.
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NEW BOOK BlNDERY.

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Aas Union Constita tionai Convention me.,s
Ia Baltimore On Wednesday next. Tss ~,
lowing names have been mentioned in CONN.
ton with the nomination. Massachn..,,s.
EDWARD EvsRxrr, 4. G. wlxrHnor. VIZ;
MIA WA. .. RIvEs, JouN M. Boris, A. H u
STUART. GEO. w. SUMMERS. North Oaro,;n.
WIN. A. GRAHAM. Tennessee: john Bal
Missouri: EDw'D BATES. New York: WAsn.
IHoToH HUNT, WINFIELD SCOTT Texas SAN.
HoUsTOk.
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49, a CARD.--DR ROBERT HUN
90 TER, Of New York. has arrived in Rich
mond, and taken rooms at the Powhatan. His
stay is definitely limited to TWO WEEKS. He
wall devote his time. while in Richmond, tn con
the Throat and Lungs.
Persons too feeble to consult HIM at his rooms.
will be visited. hose troubled with - Chtarrh."
or suffering from - Bronchial 4 BecttonS' should
place themse Ives under treatment at once. as they
require the daily use of the CatarI h syringe.
DR.. HUNTER has all the instruments for the
administration of medicines in vapor, and for the
exhibition of oxygen in Scrofua &c.
Patients IN the country can consult by letter.
PowHATAN House, Richmond, May lst 1850.
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rights. every feeling Of our hearts goes With
them. fOhe~.s.) Hitherto the career OF Nir-
Stnte.. North, south, East and West. and
hsneoth a banner ON which every State has
its ear, a. msmhers Of one common and united
constellation; but 1t must be known To TINS
assembly that II indeed the hour shall ever
come when the North and South must sepa.
rate the destiny OF Virginia is with the South.
Loud cheers.) She will then have 70 say to
the South, where thou goest will 60; thy
people shall be my people, and thy God shall
be my God" (0reat cheerinG.)
But, sir, she will pause before she determines
that that event is inevitable. Virginia STANDS
In the midst Of her sister States In garments
red with the blood Of her children slain In the
first outbreak of the ''irrepressible con met
But, sir, not when her children fell at midnight
beneath the weapon of the assassin, was ner
heart penetrated with 80 profound GRIEF as
that which will wiring 1t when she Is obllged
to choose between separate destiny with the
South and her common destiny with the en-
tire Republic. cloud cheers.) Sir. we came
here to defend the rights of the South, ana 10
mai tain the integrity Of the Union by action
within the Democratic party. 10 mat extent
we had the light Of example, OF precept, OF IN
structiOn from our constituents. virginia has
been called the mother Of Presidents. she Is
also proved to be the mother of Democracy
She first unfurled the banner OF our party,
and from that hour until the present, she HIS
stood by it in good or evil fortune without
ever faltering, and Wi tn all the aUecLion OF
mother. Her public archives are full OF the
trophies won by the Democratic party. She
wonld ENTHUSIASTICALLY hesitate 10 ieaVe
that party which she has regarded hitherto as
the only means of reconciling at once the de-
fence Of the rights of the States with the
Union of the States. But whether she regards
,he solemn events of this day AS sufncIent 10
Justify her in taking the irrevocable step is Il
question which ] am not authorized, IN be-
half of her delegates, here to answer; and IN
order that we may have time to deiiberate-ln
order that we may, ii we think proper, make
an effort to restore harmony here, and. at all
events to Judge what is BETTING in the name
and in the behalf of our own noble old Com
monwealth, we desire that the Convention
shall adjourn, and give us an opportunity OF
consultation.
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ma splendid Stock Of
DRY GOODS
AT COST For CASH.
$50 coo worth of new and elegant, FANCY and
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
AT PRIME COST FOR CASH ONLY
To close business on LIST August Our stock is large
and complete in every department. particularly in
RICH DRESS SILKS,
And every new fabric and design of
4 s. ID x ES S GOODS.
MANIILLAS, SHAWLS AND BUSTERS.
Housekeeping GOODS ofevery description. Large
stock of PLANTATION GOODS.
EMBROiDEKIES. LACES and HOSIERY.
AS we are se.,ns on 10 pay our aen,s ana close
charged. PERKINS x CO.
my lin No. III Eagle Square.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 3.
High wass, sAis day (Ftiday) 81 o'clock.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Steamship jamestown. skinner, New York.
" sosr ar JOIN A.s
D. Mc'rudsr's Sons. arm
Steamer Pennsylvania, Teal, fhiiaheiph'a'
mdze. aud passengers, Z. =. SUES. ,na,. w n
Bark horace, Roger, New Or'sans' "o~e'' ~
Scnr. Charles, Rhuark. down the river, light.
ClJy PoNr May lopA1riSSs;d sseam ats. G,y
Geo. Peabody, Pritchard, Baltimore; steamer CITY
Of New York, for Boston; sehr fendnra, LOT re-
Richmond. MitchaIi. Philadelphia; schr. Burgen.
Iork: steamer H Geo. peabody. Baltimore; Norwe
Rian bark Vickingen, LARSEN, Liverpool. MAY j.
arrived. schr. Leda, for Richmond scmr : - Mel
Sailed, steamer Jamestown, Richmond.
Calais, d., April 2s.-Cieared. schr. Martha
HOLMES HOLE, April c?.-.Arrived, Frederick
Eugene. Achorn. Rockand. for Richmond: tand
KENNEBUNKpoRr, April 2s-Arrived, schr Lo-
McKEANss ISLAND, Jan n.-S!d. ships Bowdtch,
NEW HAVEN. April 'O.-sd. schr. VIM. Dement,
PHILADELPHIA. May l.-Cleared, steamer Vir-
glnla; Kelly, Richmond; schr; Ellmlra LII Eme5 ,
son. R,chmond May 2 cleared sc"r' j. w. WOOL
S BAIr a~E'' Nay 2"Cieared. steamer Belv,-
NEW YORK. May 2-Cleared, schr. Geo. Harris
Wilmington, N. c..
WAkEnAM, April 27.-Arrived schr. Sarah
Louisa. Richmond. 49,
HAMPTON RoADs. May 2-csailed, bark virgi, :.
MA, Lowry for Baltimors tior repars., IN tow OF
sing of the bark. which were cut away IT, prevent
her from going ashore. have been safely landed IN
Lynnhaven Bay.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN,
SKINNER. MASTER. from New York:
Capt. ]. T. S mn. s. D. lawrence, Maurice
O'Keefe, John Dugan. John Call,gan. Il. Robbins.
Jr.. Jno Bonnott. N. Chandler. G. Wiley Y. Bates,
Melvin GLASS; 8. Thayer, A; Bates, NJ Leonard,
y. Thayer, Miss A. HYATT. I. RAYMOND and lady,
futile, H. King. Purser J. H., Woodcock, Geo.
w. Pa'more. J. j: Haven, ]. Pollock: Miss Daven-
port o. E. Pine. Chas. Warner, aud IA steerage.
Also from Norfolk-Mss A. Nj. Smith, I. c.
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TflK WRkkLY nlxPATCM.

TuB WB6KLY OI8RATCHs
The Wsekly DispaseA b tssaed this morntns
Among IL contents are The Proceedings
Of The National Democratic Conventton-The
Championship Fight-Fugitivs Slave Mob In
Trcy-The Japaness Embassy in the United
States--A Hindoo's Experience Of Winter, and
The usual Editorial news matter, local summa-
~, aad commercial review.
Price ccnts At the counter, or cents when
in wrappers ready for mailing to friends in the
country
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THE WISCONSIN JUDICIAL ELxcrIoN-The
Chicago journal Republican, says the Official
returns from all this counties In the State have
been received. from which it appears that
Jsdse Dixon (Dsm., has been elected Chief
Justice Of Wiscossin BY TO majority. over
Judse sloan, the regular Republican csadi-