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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-12
PSTDQSs
CASH-INVARIABLY
Brownville, May 81, I66O-1y.
What Everybody Wants.
H FAMILY DOCTOR
CONTRASTING
Simple Remedies, Easily Obtain
for the Cure OF Disease in
all forms
BY
PROF. HENRY S. TAYLOR, M. D.

IT YOU Dow to attend upon the sicE, and hoy to
cook for them; now to prepare drinks
POultices &c, and also how n guard
against the Infection from contagious
Diseases.
IT TELLS YOU OF the various diseases OF Children, and
gives the best and simplest mode OF
treatment during ~tsething, convul-
sions, vaccination, WhoOpinS-cough
Measles, sc.
IT TELLS YOU The symptoms Of Group, Cholera Inian.
tum, ChOlic, Diarrhea, Worms SCALED
Head, Ringworm, Chicken-rox, &c,
and gives you the best remedies for
their cure.
IT AOU The symptoms OF Fever and Ague, and
Bilious Yellow, Typhus, Scarlet and
other Fevers, aid give you the best
simplest remedies for their oure.
II L YOU The symptoms Of Influenza, COnsUmp-
ton Dyspep9ia, Asthma, Dropsey, the
Govt, rheumatism, Lumbago, Fry
sipeias, &c, and gives you the best
Remedies for thdir cure.
IT TELLS TOU The symptoms Of Cholera Morhus, Ma
Hgnant cholera, SMALLPOX Dysentery
Cramp. Diseases Of the Bladder, and
ofthe Kidneys and Liver, and The chest
remedies for their cure.
TELLS The symptoms Of the Mumps, Neural
Fia, Ap5pleXy, Paralysis, the various
Diseases q the throat, teeth, car and
eye, and the best remdies for their
cure.
IT TELLS you The symptoms Of Epilepsy Jaundice the
Piles Rupture Diseases OF the Heart,
HemOrTbage, Venere1I Diseases and
HydrOphODia, and gives the best rem
puies for their cure.
IT / 0 Tie best and simplest treatment foi
wounds, broken bones and dislocations
Ep-ains lockjaw, Fever Sores, White
SwellTngs, Ulcers, Whitlows, Boils.
Scurvy, burns, and ScrOfula.
IT TELLS o or the various Diseases peculiar 10 the
FEMALE Sex, and gives the best and sim
piest remedies for their cure, together
with many valuable hints for the pres
erYati8n OF health.
Inc "oIK Is written IN plain language, free from ned
zeal terms, so asto be easily understood, while its sim
PIE Ieceipes may soon save you many times the cost OF
the book. Il Is printed in a clear and omen TYNE. fu a.
instTated with appropriate engravings. and will be for.
"arded to your address, neatly beuLd and postage paid.
on tie receipt Of 81, 90.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-12
SHERIFF''S SALE.
Dillon, Thompson q Co..

DIHOu, AnOmIsOn q OO.I
Is.
. Thomas p. Haywood.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an exc
cution issued from the Office of the Clerk of the
District Court for Nemaha County, Nebraska Terri
tory, against TIP. Haywood and in favor of Dillon,
Thompson x Co, for the sum of sixty-nine dollars
and twenty-seven cents; IL. B. Wells, Sheriff of
said Nemaha County, Nebraska, have levied upon,
and will sell at public auction. from the door of the
house where the last term Of the said court was
held, at Brownville in said county, on Monday,
the 23rd day of July, A d 1860, to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, the following describep
property, to wit: the northwest quarter of section
"a, township 5, range Is, containing l60 acres, with
all the appurtenauces thereuuto attached, as the
property Of said Thomas P. Haywood, in satisfaction
of said execution.
J.B. WELLS,
Sheriff of Nemaha County, n. T.,
By BEN.B THOMSON, Depy.
Brownville, June 18th. 1850. 49-6t-S7 so
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-12

'sulhace.-See the Dog Law
hi, cruising columns. Look out,
ssS ours when your masters
You with a suitable neck
sa your name, and fork out the
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-12

lOr AugnSt.-Ever punctual,
! Gu hand, quite in advance of
!. N "a very interesting number.
h. = OuF sanctum, or a Peep Be-
O-I'aln,' contains "more truth
80" and IS a real "side split
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-12

: uS'--In connection with his
oa.s NON, Evan WORrHrNo, has
e Ecu up a ten pin alley, where
mat class Of amusement can
.a3g, with Strikes spares
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-12
Notice.

! have left a power ofattorney with WILLIAM H.
HOOVER, ESQ, authorizing him to attend to my bust
ness affairs during my absence. S. l.. SWAN,
BrownvilIe. April, 18th 1860.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-12
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Heath Nuckolls,
vs..
R. W. Furuas
r. J. Whitney and
j. w. Coleman.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of an ex-
ecution issued from the Office of the Clerk of the
District Court Of Nemaha county. Nebraska Terri
tory, against R w FurIas, r J Whitney and J w
Coleman, and in favor of Heath Nuckolls for the
sum Of four hundred and thirty-fve dollars and
thirty cents l. B Wells, Sheriff Of Nemaha Co.,
Nebraska Territory, have levied upon and from the
door Of the house where the last term of court was
held in Brownville, in said county. on Monday the
23d day Of July, A d 1860, at one o'clock, NJ, 1
will sell at public sale to the highest bidder, for cash
in hand, the following described real-estate, to wit:
tho part of the n. East quarter Of section IS town
ship 5 range Is containing one hundred and thirty
two acres, with all the improvements thereon, as the
property Of r. ]. Whitney, in satisfaction of said
execution. J. B. WELLS.
Sheriff of Nemaha Co., N. T.
Brownville, June 18th, 1850. 49-6t-SIO.50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-12
STATIONERY

Fooscap paper, fancy letter paper, gilt edged notes,
and envelopes, plain. fancy, and EMBOSSED, pens pencils
and pen-hoIders, inks Of all kinds, inkstandS, waters
and sealing-wax.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-12
Cold Lunch at all Hours,

The Farmers OF Nemaha and the adjoining counties
Will do well 10 give US a call. We also invite the trav-
ellhg community to do the same. WewiIl
them on the most reasonable terms.
Our motto IS "small profits, quick sales, and keep the
money in the Territory - as we are permanently located
IN this county Of Nemaha, Nebraska.
Our experience in catering to the lasts Of the citizens
OF Brownville, warrant US in the belief that we viii be
able to give entire satisfaction, and thatwe will receive
a liberal patronage.
BrOwnville, June =, 1850.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-12

county COnTentiOn.-The Repub-
p County Convention meets in this
b, on Saturday next.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-12
TER MS:

j Il IL VI .
rear. II paid in advance, $500
forole'S@ f" at the end Of 6 months, $50
n &C g /" d" "I2 " 900
% or more will be furnished at $i,5O per
CluD' --1vided the cash accompanies the order, not
SsrWise.
Tho Nebraska ADVERTISE" having
-.b the largest circulation Of any paper in
rs-ritory, Wholesale Merchants in st.
81. Joseph, Cincinnati and other East
-,-kets where Nebraska merchants pur-
riu find no better advertising medium
=. western country.-H
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-12

Ald Up.-The Steamer Omaha we
'HoTmed, will layup for a few weeks
Foer to undergo some needed repairs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-12

- on bookseller, Staticner, and
20. A. O Bol4 once building, Corner Douglass and
eTs Agent - Omaha. n. T.. is our authorized
l s.5, ,or both the Advertiser and Farmer
CIV :. DDTNc p CO.. News and Literary De-
. uI1Ts saJding. Main street, opposite me SoCts
House. Nebraska City, are our tu'hoI1A' e'A
non me Advertiser and fGTn8s''
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-12

n-Physician's Prescriptions attended to at all hour
both By day and night.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-12

Mr.. Maun being an experienced practical Druggist, hts
patrons mey rest assured that all medicines procured
from him arc g"enuine-withOut fear Of mistakes.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-12
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in On hand. printed in superior style, and for
- Cor cash, a fresh supply Of
49, Deeds, Mortgage Deeds,
go, Deeds, Bonds Tor Deeds,
TVS stjce, Sheriff and Constable Blanks,
PLANK Presumption Papers,
Township Plats. Bills Lading,
Drafts. Notes, etc, ETC., etc.
20 call the especial attention Of thosei in need.
vhin y . anv and every description executed to
a FII, syi. inferior to N nome NEE PT 59 ne w u any 81 P1 eisS Sl
oelhu5 ro- eDecimens OF our work as evidence.
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Also, a Splendid Assortment OF
m cries.

Comprising Lyons Katharion, Cologne, POmmado,
genuine OK marrow, bear greese, and oils, musk and
essences Of all kinds, and Of the finest quality.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-12
1000 Dollars a Year.

Can be made by enterprising men everywhere, in sell
ling the above work, as our inducements to all such are
very liberal.
For single copies Of the Book, or for terms to agents,
with other nTOrmstiO apply to or address,
JOHN E. POTTER, Publisher,
No GIL SanSnm Sfrpnt- PHILADELPHIA Pa
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-12

Single copies will be sent by mail, postage paid to ev
cry Farmer, every Mechanic, every Man Of Bushes
and everybody in every State, on receipt Of $1,00 or
aw style Of binding at 81, %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-24

nr. Charles II Van Pstien, bearer Of dcspslchce %
the sovernmeIi n Washington, containing the oalsial
tIcr q the trial and execution Of Walker arrived here
IN the steamship npre City Wednesday night hsyng
let Truxiio on the "a Inst From Dr. r. We learn ih.i Mr.
Duty, ~ American citizen and dasuerreotype srass by
puts on was murdered dur.ps The week 10 Os.ybar
on ne fcAd, Zee sgues from rruxnlo Tho deceased
II y thought had accumulated little money ey the exer.
c.te n his p-0et al abilities AZ u vas 10 yAn p,sse.
ston q INA rty that led h. be ing mardefet No
trace 81 the marstrcit has seen eiscovorci C,one
Rud CT arrived a. Coms lgua the At az Oa0ser ~
N bal teslh 81 The rce of MS arrival bt 800. b,
san - improve nc Old rOs complain Of ao uea'Incr,
he recssed sad sas lot csel7 ooasBe5 bcas alSsa 10
wax aecr, IN tse jail yard The tkoosing o. Gsu walker
appeared 20 be populs had crderet b. the
htfc bt ard Hcore ng - the law 81 liz iras thsfe
pro death reraliy Tor any crime whatever. Another
reason for The sympathy expressed " he pope t.r
Walker !. That be vas Roman Caholics fact rot gene.
raj gno ~ before t's execution
f0ltcay .te STATE y guet, TIA prcsident and non
bsrs Of his tsblret eeing on Writ 20 resrazdpa
Trade 70 dul IN. CouH,vy IL quite hesuhy
Al foreigner tNr-cssc1 afe ives rgcs c,casei ith
The conduct Of PRECEDENT irarela during Tslks cx
element
Iumucr q California mirers have AR we'd IA The
country aud are masking Preparations conmeoce Ork
- they believe The mres e. ac,rrras a. b. :, r,-h lu
gold and suvsr - those a rslorai, The chief m ,gty
70 cptn roads 70 enable them 70 get mschery - lns
mlnss
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The New United states Senator from

senator W Nesmlsh. ~ Oygon, who as last been
eccied - me Onea .iaiss senate by the Lta nre 81
OfVgcn, 10 native o. TIE State u Maine. AMI Il No.
shout fcrtg I've years cf eye he was cncasei N rsr
peniers shop snd folio Sod that business uut he oecse
OF ace, when ho tmlsrsies V tho West IA
ending himself orc day %, r. mesey aad
being unable to &C. employment tt bs ifale
enlisted N IRE army Es Served i've WARS
on the Ne.tern frnri'nr, IN Uagrtr rsyns, :,
Of drtl cons, and 70 the Highest pos ton which IN,
slu,csie ruler ~ cur army permit private 1, attain
~ lie expiration ~ hs ter Of service Ne rtarta ove-
Hd tor Ofeson With tire emigration Of 1919 an arrived
oregon CITY u The fall e thsi ycar waen the provl
serA government vas crssuisos n Oregon In sll
Nssrih ~as elected The rerr 10 .sl rrae. 49,
dschstssd tho duties e. that pss;ion 20 tho ert sas
kstCn Of tue few h~yes that s,rayed into o,ego, :,
We tary cay he wcEt - California u The SIMMER Of
N4s WIN may oHef Orrsauisns, worked Tor saanc
thsst Mining On Feather river s returned 20 oregon
u1i 81 * lie v afterwards Superinit men, Of fndiaa
Acre ~ Oregon, bot, Ne believe r. noved a.
rst sntn 81 fenstcr lane There are all he facts in
he .e e ~ Ncsmih 81 which we have any know-s
AZ tar rcf ie- publs postoss, hot has svsys taken
az aite aH and exsrci rlaldlng influence N ne
sralfs Oregon.
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Total IL 23i oeT POI ass 2sT osl 1892 $50 p9,,5s
In Dukes county there has been Ices since 1850;
Franklin, ioss snce 1885 snd 10 Nantucket loss saoc
each period
be seen that the incres se since 1850 has been
23T o&l and tiroe 1888 90 1853 The greatest 1uring
each period m Miodlosex county t5 oso years
ana q $50 IN I'VE ytasr) and suok next, With
gain ave years Of 20 9st aud In ten Of IS 2l1
Norfolk has made tho lsrges. proror onal gain Dukes
mArtd staonsry the pact ave years. has lost l39
ten years franklin bas Loaf fto Ia ave years bat
had gain q $50 IN ten years Nantucket lost 3S5
In ten ytsrs being more than fourth Of It's ea,irs
population
The ssn In ten years IN iarnstsblc county IN, been
about PER crit 10 Berkshire. about III per cent Gris
toll 20 per cent Essex, 20: Franklin, a. Hsmpien, Ia
Hsmrshife, o, Gifdlesex "a Norfolk as Flynn oath 20
Ssfolk, 90; ard Worcester 81 rer cent Du has ost
ger mt. ard Sautrckc ~ pr cent
Tie gan IN the state hss been nearly "a per coat
The follow table SkoNs the lumbar M farms and
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Increase in Ten years. l69 972
TIE population OF Philadelphia has increased l69 272
since 1850 The number Of dwellings In the city s SO eS
"a Increase Of no lees than rs 700 since 1850.
CENSUS OF INDIANA COMPLETE.
We are Indebted TO MAJOR English, United States Mar
sha Tor the following table, showing the population OF
county In this State apd In 1850. Il will be
hat the population OF the State has Increased
fract over thirty six per cent In the hat decade
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The majority in the State for Breckinridge over Bell IL
72s over Douglas &c al Lincoln, ss2 The CON-
bed democratic vote OF Brecknridge and Douglas
Bell "a 500. II will be that although Bell has
plurality sixteen OF the twenty counties, he has
clear majority both Breckinridge and Douglas in
emily Ho ward Carroll Dorchester ssmersel, Frederick,
Kent ana Hartford counties,
OPTICAL yorE or DELAWARE We give below the Official
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-24

Wv tieror Law y vnxoyr - bul has sea, ~
trodUaed INTO tho Nermoli fesiiatetc iuc rpssase "a
TIE rnn, the suggcsts3n maize ~ Rsv. W lN.s 81
I4clow "a "a address before tAs sons ~ Ts-nsr.e,
rear he neg ening q the session, providing taat
pasFases containing Intoxicating lqrcr bfnukat iuat
wstin tbs state, 90; distinctly marked Wan ths nans
% the Ser and seGtae ard tHc krd All qear n no
Lqssr, should b. that sc be e1ntrstand Srd
hasle y Be FIilitd without furth~ certm0ry
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IForru At Bownolw Cofisgs The Poi md (Ao a.
sr,fr = nioYrsd mat iester recs 81 IN that e u
N ttGf ~ . r. wioir Coere, s'sts thst the gabe
ga n swrr tai 80 b1~n n o. eht fore lssf. ~
= 1 Eurt ~tsr 0sich va rnnfrts8r risssd In tkr
$50 49, - nrc v ~ re rurross q 'est-cylug tbs
kMlt "a
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they would all vote for him He opposed the monopoly
Of iarse landhoders
The PRESIDENT Or snodgrass) expressed himself
beevt that II would not be wise 10 form a " and
oispc political party In vioT the success Of the out
aide prsssure of tho land retormers upon republican
part, rs the Homestead bi and the effects heretofore
OF the sy stem OF questioning the candidates of existing
parties
A proposition was made TO hold the meetings every
week and amer some remarks from Mr.. Dean the plan
was adopted, and the meeting adjourned.
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POPULATION OF MASSACHUSETTS.
The work OF log the of MASSACHUSETTS, under
the direction Of United States Marshal Watson Ere. nan,
has bern completed The population amounts 10 23l
tpT We give IN the table below tho POPULATION OF each
county, At The lretent time, In 1850 and ls56s-
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b ths will nc that the average number Of per
Sous % each dselirg IL little less than and
quarter, md tina, there 70 ose farm - about thirty ave
per,ors
rho oaw.rg 10 the population OF few Of the town In
the vicinity Of sstop heretofore published With the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-24
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

llSooIN's yorK Hosn 1t has been asserted by the
black republican journals that poor cid Abe carried his
own ward, city aud county Here Is tn. ohcis VOC Of
saneamon county, Illinois, In whch the city Of Spring
neid, whore Lincoln resides rs located
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Douglas over Lincoln, AZ combined opposition vote
Iincclo, 2sT
TIM A0GsEGArK yorE OF Nsw Yong We have the full
sea vote from forty nine counties. Estimating the en-
tire remaining counties, probable that the
officials aggregate III the neghborhood Of $780,
coo with republican majority Electors varying but
e from 80 600 The vote for Governor will stand about
shus'-
oouVVo
keiy zsVVoV
Brady 20 coo
Total $50 0o0
Io1AI Worn oF EARyIAyD.-As nave the full
vote Of each county, and nearly all OF them official
the following recaptulation, with the necessary
Aterat.Ons--
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CEtFts OF NASHVILLE AND DAVIDSON COUNTY, TrvS.
Tie entire poraator ~ Nashville aud pubar IL a. us
The rcyrl lion " Wet Nashville, incirdag watx ns
hed. fe10--nasinf tcis population u Q oa5 IN H.,
burh. which, added 70 tue population Of the ctr pro
ner IL 90. svef The total population Of Nsshvlls
putwros NJ rs Tnc population of Tbs ,,y 1850 ass
10 les srd OF south NGhviNe i553, making III SIS
witch. compared ~iih tao present population Il 10 tg
ard suburbs Increase OF 1877 c toe
davidson county contains population az 90 ST. o9t-fs
Q, Nashville, whish. With tie citys p,puisto u, makes
sat 81 the county 4T37r In so, Davidson county
sned popuason Of IS ss2 sh swing 1sre<se o, y.
,lstos 10 the county Of g <e5 In ter Ears Or
- si Inhabitants Of nsvifson ccuntv independent q sas
tisy Is 62s are Nhitcs aud III sl3 are SLAVES.
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btp yon DvyxEs - bill requiring every attorney or
ne feq1stt 81 hE cenl q gye wr't,en o1nioc upc1
given care aod hcBrg II y rgfenrs.be when ttrsGaB
hcor peiepcyt te est NFeult oo Il, arr tas
cepi surers Y naEae, - fss-l ~ c-s q tee Fef.
moot leg sklgrs
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THE CENSUS OF 1860.
rhe Population OF Indtana, Massachu-
and Phtiadeip hfn.

POPULATION or PHILADELPHIA.
The following The complete returns Of the popuia
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The session opened a, ha past o'clock Dr. saod.
grass (presieni) In the chair. Too meeting was vel
attended.
nr Yorsc sad that IN the present State Of society The
working stood in daily danger OF being thrust oui q,
employ mcn BY thousand In consequence OF capt alss
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-04-19
TO CHARLES GARNER,

Sir You are hereby mott
fed that the petition OF Tarlton j. Layne, il now on
file in the Office OF the Clerk of the District Court Of
Wapeo County Iowa, claiming the foreclosure of
certain mortgage, made by you the 22ni, day Of
March, 1889 grantor thereof to the said Tarlton
J. Layne, the said mortgage being upon the following
described property. to wit r of = Of W Il OF
Sec. l6, Township y. Range Is 90 acres) in
said county And was given to secure said Tarlton
J. Layns against the payment of ertan promssory
ncr AS principal and Tarlton J. Layne security
Said note hears even date with said mortgage, and
drawn for the sum OF Seventy dollars Said petition
AYERS that said TarltOn Layne has paid said note
being secarity thereon, that there is due from
TO said Lcvne, said note and mortgage the sum of
One hundred dollars, and asks for Judgment for said
sum of One hundred dollars, with interest and costs
and for foreclosure of said mortgage. Now unless
you appear ami plead thereto before the morning
OF the second day Of the term of the District Court
to be began and held at Ottumwa, in said county, on
the 2sth, day of May next decree and Judgment will
be rendered thereon according TO prayer of petition
NJ. s. BoNNIFIELD, Atty for Plaintiff
The foregoing notice having this day been presented
to me for order of publication, and IL appearing
that cause of action exists against the within named
Charles Garner, and that he is proper defendant in
said cause, and that he rs NONRESIDENT of the State
of Iowa. 1t is therefore ordered, that the foregoing
notice I've published in the Weekly Ottunwa ourier
according to law, and that copy of the notice and
petition be mailed TO defendant II residence is known
JOSEPH II. FLINT, County Judge
April 5th lS60-5-f2-fw.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-04-19
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given to the Township Trustees Of
the several Townships. in the County OF wapello,
Iowa. That the County Poor Honse will be fitted up,
and ready to receive paupers from and after Monday
the ED day Of April, A. d. 1890.
Therefore the Trustees of the several Townships In
said County, are hereby requested to remove
to be removed all Paupers under their charge, Chat
can be removed with safety to the said Poor House,
without delay, as no Bills or claims from and after
said date Except such only otherwise provi-
ded for by law will be allowed or paid out Of the
County Treasury, unless they allowed and certi
fed to by tn Q Director Of the county Poor House.
JOSEPH u. FLINT, County Judge.
April lH-6-till no11.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-04-19

RHODE IsLAND-NoT so BAD AFTER ALL
We have the full returns from the Rhode r..
land election, and the aspect of the result is
not near as bad as was first represented
The majority for Sprague, the Conserva-
tive Republican, Know Nothing Democratic
candidate, is only l,460. J. Russell Bullock,
for Lieut.. Governor. and Walter s. Burgess,
for Attorney General. who were on the
Sprague ticket, were also elected.
John r. Bartlett, for Secretary of St,te,
and Samuel A. Parker, for Treasurer, regu-
lar Republican candidates are elected
The Republicans have a JOINT majority of
7 in the Legislature and in one Senatorial
and three Representative districts there was
no choice.