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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-06
WATER COOLERS, SC.

Wal Elk COOLENS, sc.
IiST ed direct from The manufacturers and
u for ale lower prices than ever before sold in
this market
IS plain Water Coolers,
rs forcelsin lined do
10 AcBonaid,s <eIrsgeratcrs
Schosiey Is Pale lido.
So Masser minute treezers.
Seamore 5 Pat. kreezers
also make plain Ice Cream Freezers TO order q
any s-zs-
and quarts.
30 doz. Pain Fruit Cans for Sealing.
40 doz- quart Glass : rait Tars.
Ice Picks and fIatchets-
Sherry Mixers AMI Maddiers-
10 Plated Dppers-
doz. PAT. Esg Whips.
aprili7 IL College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-06
Meoifal.
PaiaeannOtexiSI WhefelhiSP laSteTiSa apple

j
Rheumatism l.smeness Stiffness. Weakness De
oility Nervousness, Neuralgia. Dyspepsia, Cough
and Colds, Pains and Aches every kind down eve
to Corns are IMMEDIATELY RELlEN I'D and, with
tile patience PERMANENTLY CURED, by the mag
caIinHuence o the MAGN ETC PLASTER 1t IS tie
simplest sUrest saitst, Observation-Disclosures
edwin existence It's application IL niversa-equsl
Iy TO thcstrUng man the delicate woman, and the
feeblei infant. To each and allit willprove Balm
and Blessing. It's use igreeable and without
noyance or trouble is price is witliDF each ofal
rich or poor: aIlmay haveIt, ana allshOuldh aveit
whoare sick and suferinein any way.
FARMERS and PLAN TIERS should always be sup
piled with the MAGNETIC PLASTER. 1t Will he tho
Good PhysicianiB any household ready At all lines
and at instant notice.
Put upin lir-tigbttin boxes. Each boX VII make
six eight pasteTs and any hid can spread them
Prjce25c entsa box ,withrail andpiaiD directions.
u. G. NICE EkzEAD> u. c.,
IapeatoTGNd Prophet r, 10 Walker street Ne10 Yoyh
NOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER Is SOLD B1
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN GENUINE
MEDICINES EVERYWHERE.
juiyz9-deoaSweOw1yID
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-06
Umbrellas.

I.ECEIVED supply of Umbrellas of Silk, Alpac-
n. ca, Bingham and plain Cotton-some extra large
and snd hers small for Summer use
apr5-tf : slsl j. II. McGILL- r.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-06
Extra Fine Teas,

OFF all the favorIte brands--Ne Plus Ultra, Gun
Powder, silver Leaf, Young Hyson, How gu
Mixtures, Imperial and Black.
For sale by s..
apr21-tf RAINS, Brown
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-06
The BarlboIf Sewing Machines

A RE warranted for four years; by responsible
n Company, No. %, College street, opposite
Sewanee House.
apr17 g Es ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

7 wv. q }. f. STARR,
CAMDEN IRON WORKS.,
GanHdien~ New Jersey,
Manufactures Of
All kinds of CASTINGS and APPARATUS for GAS WORKS.
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMES for Retorts and other
Houses.
REToRTs and all CASTINGS required setting
latest and most improved modes.
WASHERS, GoNDENsERs. sGREBBERS and H. xHA AUST
ERs, for relieving the Reorts from pressure
PURIFIERS, varying from zoe 5ee0 cubic fees daily
purifying capacity.
WROUGHT IRON LIME SLEEVES, for PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS, of ali sizes.
GAS HOLDERS, TELESCOPE hnd SINGLE. with Cast Iron
Gnide and Suspension Frames
GAS GOVERNORS or REGULATORS.
STREET MAINS from IL 4s inches diameter Water or
Gas.
STREET MAIN CONNECT IONS such as Branches, Bends
Drips, Sleeves etc.
STOP VALVES from inches either brass faced OF plain
WROUGHT IRON woRK-.Ail the Smith and Sheet Iron
Work required in and about Gas Works.
a9~ Communications should he addressed the PRINCI
PAL OFFICE CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY.
PHILADELPHIA. jel3 Iy6W
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY!
CHESTNUT GROVE wHIsKYl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06
4mtitaIar Aotitts.

cs> Firemsn's Cha ritabIe Association-Th
kEa quarterly meeting Of the Directors OF hts Association
VII be held IN the Lecture Room, Odd Fellows Hall MON
DAY DAY EVENING, the 9Th inst, nj ~ O'Clock:
j6 81 j. FOLGER Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06
- LAUDERDALE WHITE SULPHUR ..s,
gAi;a SPRINGS, MISS. -
~ POINT CLEAR HOTEL, EASTERN SHORE,


fiinI MOBILE BAY.
M The above justly celebrated Watering Place will be
opened for the reception of Visitors about the 10Th Of june
the Propors ater themselves that the reputation the
tabhTent shall detererte for the
and good fare which has heretofore characterized
The location for health in the South and
fully tested by The epideics hch prevailed both
New Orleans and Mobile during the of 1885,
single case Of yellow fever originating At Point Clear.
The Salt bathing has equal the Gulf Coast and is within
few yards of the Hotethe temperature Of water always
agreeable Fresh-waer Shower Baths be had time
Fish and Oysters abundant during the entire
Good Stable accommodations provided for all who wish
keep their carriages and horses. The drives in the vicinity
shaded with masnoas oaks. cedars pines etc., beautiful
and extend in every direction.
Ali the amisemens usual at Watering Places such Bill
lizards, Bowling Pistol Gallery etc. W be provided and will
be under The charge Of anxious please and
for those fond Of Aquatic Sports will not be neglected
good Band of Music is secured and will play the lawn,
afternoons-andf for dancing evenings.
line Of Magnetic Telegraph established connecting Point
Clear with every quarter OF the Union
The fine low steamer Crescent VIII ply regularly
between Mobile and Point Clear leaving Mobile every evening
and Sundays Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 20
down at 10 o'clock A. NJ accommodate those who
Mobile by the morning boats
the Mobile and New Orleans papers.
The Proprieors return their sincere thanks the public
the liberal patronage heretofore extended the Battle House
renewed obligations.
f. II. CHAMBERLAIN 4 CO.,
Proprietors Point Clear Hotel,
Mobile, May !. lsGo Also of Battle House, Mobile.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06
,ates of Departure
HE EUROPEAN, CALIFORNIA AND HAVANA NAILS
FoR JuRE, 1860.

closed mail consisting Of letters and for States
and cities Of the German Austrian Postal Union and Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece Ionan Islands,
is sent from the Post Office in New York SEMI weekly
IA mail for West India Islands will be sent by this
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

ATCTION SALES.

-,... AUCTION SALES.
CREDIT SALE.
100 cases Boots Shoes and Brogans.
'gg~ --Al8o-
Summer Clothing, White Shirts Drawers, etc.
BY G. BEAUMONT. BLAcHE &c CO.,
Auction Rooms, No 80 Chartres strccs
INRIDAY, the 9th inst, mt 10 O'Clock Al.
NJ at their auction No 90 ehartres street, will be
~ loo cases Boots, Shoes and Broguns.
60 donsn white ne, I'd colorea Shirts.
An assortment Of summer Cioing, Drawers, undsrshrs
SPLENDID MAHOGANY FURNITURE AND o4E con
tnge Sets Velvet Gpets Mirrors Curtains and Piano. at
auctiof on account of departure
BY GARDNER SMITH 6s CO.,
ze.. GARDNER s2yrH, Auctioneer. . e
ofSee 81 Common street.
FRIDAY, 9th inst, AT half-past 10 o'cIoesa
~, NJ : Burgundy street corner of cusomliOuls
Flns French Mah9ga4y Redse9g., extra rse Mirror Decr
RaSs aS Exs2a Table sSas a rrof Lounge Easy and
el ad fis ias1 as foSs @ a Moa 6 6 sE c
% %ans Ihaass f.. ae Yelyct ~ spy sp* seEa1t Rags
a1s.FgsTgAS.,s aIss 9Hs ssASo t.,
Minors Chas. W. and Florence D. Darhett.
BY J. B. WALTON,
AUcrcsEER-ofHce, 40 Camp street.
7SI A G 5aly 4 1890 s INT at A. s ,eloes
an order Of the Hon r r. Morgan Judge Of he econd
sold
The slave gikELIzA, aged about soyearsa cook
- FERNS third cash balance on credit Of nine
annt from day of sale to maturity and per cent thereafter
sale before A. sasmeau Notary Publc 81 the ex-
perise Of the purchaser.
vENTE DUNE EscIAvE. DAMS .EAFFAIRE DEs
Minerrs Chas. W. ct Florence o. Burkest
PAR J. B. WALTON.
Encanteur-Bmeau. 40 Camp street.
boaiss 81 cha5Iss, dun fHsn' 2 4.
Ieseass ELIZA age denvisOn 80 ans ezceente cuisi
osnTfoNsGGa efs compliant ct la balance m
dn5rtt du jour de d vene sua alrita, Ct poar
cent apes eeheace dams lie le Placement sea pas
Acie Dc pardevant A Mazreat, Notsre Public aux
8eserve-sueeesson Of john P Wallace.
BY E. ROGER 81 CO.,
III IT, ss ,saaga a ee y sol pa: "d e. n 4
rider Of the Honorable the Second District Court OF New Or
leans under date Of February s. 1860 and for account of said
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with tie improvements
city, in the sgasrs bounded By Nayadss p9llo St Mary and
4 Hsdi9 saTysyqr deposited plan No oaiee f i
st u s Street by dsp s !sf Inches ias INA nag
lines on one side and - se and fines tbe other side 50
Es- TERMs-Cash.
Act Of sale before TheO Guyo Notary Pnbic at the ex
pense OF the purchaser.
PRoPRTGTE F0NCIERE, QuATRIEME DISTRICT
yen,e sans Reserve e-succession de John P. wallace
PAR E. ROGER 81 CO.,
VENDREDI, ID Juliet 1860, IL serss vendu
v midi la Bnurse St Ghares, dun ordre
fHanoabe Cou du Second District de la Nouvelle Orleans
date dn ftyrier 1860 lie compte de la dte
UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE avec tones les ameiiora-
TONS itue dams lie Faubourg Relieses Dis
et de cee vile dams ret borne les Nayades APP
polo Ste Marie ct st Andre desgne
IN plan paE G A. Hedn dspose plan No l5i
eude de Il Guyo notaire publc lie di 30 pieds
ct gnes face Ia st Andre rofodeur de 81 pieds
ponces ct Ignes dam % pieds lines autre
cote et 30 psfs e fond, e anlsriraine
sas> as>EUNDITI0ES-Comptant.
Ace de yente pardevant r. Gnyo notare public fas
de I1acnua uareur % iaIy ie11
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BALTIMORE CARDS.

1
WOODWARD. BALDWIN q co.,
co AMIssIoN MER RcHAR RTs.
9aad III Hanover street,
BALTIMORE, Md,
- gents for
Ashland Union Mfs 81 r. Jeans and Lnseys.
A,tIsnd - ..,e Z. gesas =. nd /. di.as i.n.sss
Negro Kssseys and Plains Of ali rsdesn large ASSORTMENT,
ATsss ,Tts Il a ~ II y 3 sn4 n - .5 "a laek &c. Duck
sa,.s sss siasassas y different rnass',
Jes Ticks Ssn Fad, Striped and and Yn in osrsir Z
--l.-- --leI5.. .onexM -.
r. s,& w. A. EesyEY q. CO.,
coNHIssIog MERcHA Rzs.
Baae1ssore, Nd,
4GEx1F FOE rHE SALE or
AMERIC-sN COTTON 4ASD WOODEN GOODS.
sheetinss shirtingr. Plain and Tssilied esnaburgs
Beaches eottons, Tesdngs. strtps-, Plaids Cheeks.
sainets, eEeeds, Keeueky Jans Blankets, Cassimezs,
Plaid and Plain Lnse5s, Rerseyss.es~, etc, etc.
-Aiso-
y p Coats bes. sig Cord SPOOL COTTON. jeis sm6w.
4usrrs DAs'L P. GIBBONS. JOS. 3. DALE
TYsEL, GIBEz,ss & CO..
DRY GooDs COMMISSION MzasAAEzs,
"a shnoverv strees.
BAufINe,FaR, ND
Agen.s'sor the sale OF american
WOODEN AEsD' CoTfcsT oeogs;.
Ineiudirs large line OF Goods adaed for Negro
jeis 2m&Ws
pAsfL j.. WARWICK FsAsk FRIcKs PHIEiRs essE-
WARWsCK, FRIoHS 6e BAMIj..
Agents for The sale OF
MANUF scTuRED AND LEAF ToBAcoos
No. 60 tstEistreefi4
je1s 1y&w BALTIMORE. Nh.
j. N. rEoRAS. ". ALEX. H.ss
CLARK Il PEGRABI,
Agents for the sale Of
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
manufactured Tobacco.
80 EXCHANGE PLACE,
jc18 iy&w BALTIMORE, ND.
PHILADELPHIA CARDS.
MEALS AMBROsrA WHISKY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06
BARNES HOTEL,
tes. TEGAEsDEN HOTEL, asss*
N.:i MISSISSIPPI CITY. - -


The undersigned long and favoraby Propri
et0r Of the Bowman House, In Jackson, Miss respectfully
Informs his friends and the Southern public
DEN HOTEL, in Mississippi City.
lie pledges himself maintain in full the well known
enee Of the Hotel and to render it, hitherto qf the very
best seaside resorts for recreation in The South All
the accessories for healthu and stime land and
will be at the service OF guests addition the ordinary
comforts of hotel life For families the Accommodations
not TO be surpassed,
icl3 sn II. HILZHEIM
- OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL-Ths delightful
E Watering Place being thoroughly renovated and
4newy furnished and will be open The reception of
itos the 10th OF June Every effort will be made
render visitors comfortable and make their pleasant.
There place Springs yachting,
fishing bathing The table will be furnished everything
found in the New Market together
Fish, Game Oysters with which the Lake surrounding
country abound For the guests there Ten
Pin Alley, Pistol fslr5 Billiard Tables, The Saloon
will be sSg with the choicest Liquors, Wines and Cigars.
Band Of Music will be in attendance during the
Bngges and Saddle Horses can be hired At the Hotel Alse
The bathing facilities eXcelled
the Lake The Mineral Springs celebrated for their curative
in excellent condition, and in close proximity the
Hotel Ocean Springs having visited by epiemics
is decidedly the heaest we'll the most beautiful location
the Gulf shore.
uay2S I'm COOK 4 HOYT, Proprjetors
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06
AartituIar Notitfs.

uSfoS BANK LOUISIANA
-s..a...n New Orleans, July & 1850
Fay~ht n meeting or ft.e Board this da v Il
dvidenl Of Fdf CENT ,eclared OF tile profits
for the last six months, payable on the lOii INST
Iy4 In GEO. A. fk@RET. Cashier
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

g. PRADAT'S HOTEL, BII.oxI- The under
| signed Mrs Elizabeth Praa formerly pro-
prietres of the Green Oaks Hotel Biloxi, respectfully
the public that this establishment open the
Attached to the hote good billiard table,
beann yacht saddle horses bnggies and carriages afford
pleasure aad comfort. Visitors Pradns Hotel wishing
land the hotels wharf, will please notify the captain the
boat.
myI7 3m JOHN B. & EUGENE G. PRApAT,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

f5EsI IARGED.
Hia MR.. AND MRS. DoDsoN, wish to inform the public
that they all times ready Boardes the follow
ing
Simmer-fer month S35; per week, $40; per day, 81.
Wiher Per month, S25; per week. 81; per day, 81 50.
RThis establishment combines all the of home
being quiet than larger hotels having separate bath houses
for ladies and gentlemen ETC. Telegraph office by.
myl6 3ms 55 w. S.H HDODS0N.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

NHoss, BROTHER & co.,
1SA No. $50 MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, II
Booksellers, Stationers and Blank Book
MANuFAGTURERS.
ea-Manufacturers of MASONIC AND ODD FELLowS,
G
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

HsY- Notice = To the holders of the first
Mortgage Bonds of the New Orleans jackson and North
Railroad Company
Notice hereby given that in accordance with resolution
the Board Of Directors Of the New Orleans jackson and
Northern Railroad Company creating Sinking Fund adopted
April 81 1851 proposals viii he received the office of said
Company until the last day June inclusive the purchase
by said Company Of ~ First Mortgage Bonds the amount
Fifty Thousand Dollars.
On the day named the bids the form sealed pro-
pos VIII be opened BY the Board Of Directors and purchases
made to the above nnrned payable ut the Citizens Bank
Of Lousana from those whose BIDS favorable
Company the Board reseryhg the right reject all bids
par, if they deem proper.
Rp. S. CHARLES, Treasurer
New Orleans. June I. 1860 iei 26t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

OPAL DENTALLINA-rHE MOST DEIiGHTFUI
~ preparation TEETH introduced. II eeanses
them perfectly strengthens the and sayes delicious
mend its it being entirely free from iniurions ingredients
Made only by JAMES 7. SHINN
lei I'm Phllndeiplia,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

-I-- MEnCHANTs7 UANK, 4
New Orleans, July z, 1860 :
B5-At n meeting of the Board of Directors
the semi i dividend Of FOUR PER CENT. declared
iys i0t WM s. MOUNT Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

HALL or WAsHTsGToS FIRE COMPANY No. %,
NeWasDleans JHly 8, 1866 {
h3~The officers and members of this Conn
pahy hereby notified special meeting
Company be held the Engine House, SUNDAY
MORNING, Sth inst.
Every member Is earnestly requested 70 be present
jy6 2t l.. II. HEBAI. secty.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

BROWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GIN
Id GER Invaluable Family Medicine this of
the year. and for the Darrhea Dysentcy
many internal diseases 1t is peculiarly efcacious in
complaints of children, and and prescribed by the
Medical Faculty Prepared only by FREDK BROWN, and
his Drug and Chemical Store N f. CORNER Of
FIFTH AND GHEsTHuT STREETS, PHIL ADELPHIA. s
all respectable Druggists in the United Sates
and JNO WRIGHT & Co., New Orleans. je5 6m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

OFFICE or THE BOARD OF HEALTH
New Orleans June 7. 1856.
R9-At n meeting of the Board of Health,
held the 9TH inst The following resolution adopted aud
ordered to be published
Resolved That the Secretary Of this Board issue the
captains Of vessels and steamboats, who may call Ger
tiGeat, stating whether the city is from Yellow
Fever. GEO w. DIRMEYEK, N. D..
les I'm Board of Health
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06


New Orleans, .nne 30. 1860
BS-At the regular meeting of the Roar1
Of Directors, hed this day aseminnnaT dividend Of SEVEN
PER CENT was declared payable the Stockholders
after the 9th of July next.
F0RTIER.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

BANK Z
New Orleans, JulJ /, 1860
HJ-The Board of Directors have declared
dividend Of FOUR PER CENT Of profits Of the last
iy2 81 NJ. BELLY. Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-06

NOTICE OF G0PARTNERSIHIP-- 81 TIE UN-
IN derssned have executed benre Theodore Gayo
Notary in this city the h o. june i entered In copar-
nershp tho establishment coIaerea firm oommend
am in te city of New 0reaos under The style NJ LIS
ZARDI Co. the transactions which shall consist prhci
pally Of Commission and Agency business.
NHH Orleans, lAih june, 1850.
n. A. De LIIzlARnf, seseral Partners
Partner in comraeniaais
Per pro: VI JULIAN nE LIzARnI
iet5 In g LEGARpEuK.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-08-15
WHOLE NUMBER 1924.
The Eastern Question,

PARIS, Saturday.-The Constitutional publishes
article signed by Mr.. Grandguillot, Of which the
following is summary:
Europe will, like France, answer by the most
energetic adhesion to the noble initiative Of the En-
peror. Nobody will be astonished to learn that
French troops will very soon be embarked, in or
der to carry assistance to the Christians in the East
and thus to support a cause which is common to all
the interests of Europe.
The peaceful and lawful existence of the Chris
tians in the East has been guaranteed by the Pow
ers who signed the treaties of 1856. The initiative
which we are taking is therefore, but faithful of
our engagements
The Sultan we'll understood this when he address,
ed his letter to the Emperor. Unhappily, is is to
be feared that Turkey is incapable Of arresing the
massacre of the Christians, and it is impossible to
allow the hazards of an uncertain repression. The
detection Of the Turkish troops is also possible
The destines of the inhabitants are placed under
the double safeguard of the treaties and of the hon.
or of France. 1t is evidently in concert with the
Powers and with the Sultan, that France is about
to act in Syria.
The Eastern question has for a long while been
considered as one of those which may most disturb
the world The best means for preventing grave
complications is to resolve, by decisive and sincere
course of action from the beginning, those Difficult
ties which want of energy and frankness might per.
haps render irremediable"
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-08-15

Nearly a hundred years ago. Dr. Lind suggested
to Captain Kennedy that thirst might be quehched
at sea by dipping the clothing into salt water and
putting it on without wrnging. Subsequently, the
captain, on being cast away, had an opportunity of
making the experiment With great difficulty he
his example, and they all survived, while the men
who refused and drank salt water became delirious
and died. In addition to putting on the clothes,
while wet, night and morning. they may me wetted
while on, two or three times during the day. Capt
K goes on to say After these operations we uni
formly found that the violent drought went off, and
the parched tongue was cured in few minutes after
bathing and washing our clothes, while we found
ourselves as much refreshed as if We had received
some actual nourishment" The bare possibility of
the truth of the statement makes it humanity for
any paper to give it wide publicity, since there are
not many readers in hundred who may not 60 to
sea and get hipwrecked.-Augasta Chronicle and
Sentinel =.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-08-15
Vol. XXVI.-No. 33.
ELECTION RETURNS.
Alexander.

Alexander.
Watts, D., for the Commons, 414; Carson, Op.,
5s5. For Sheriff, Smith sos; Walker All.
CASTOR.
Senate, Jasper Stowe, d., 743. No opposition.
Commons, j. II. White, D., 637; D. F. Ragan, Ind.
DEM, 419. Sheriff, Lusk, 1853; Froneberger 2s3.
Clcaveland.
Senate, Burton, D., 9O1; q. W. Logan, Op., 481.
Commons, A. G. Waters, 7O2; j. R. Logan, 547 ;
w. W. Wright sol; G. G. Holland, ST; II. DeK.
Cabiniss, 16l. All Dems. G. NJ. Green, Sheriff,
without opposition. Vote 1856.
Haywood. .
Commons, Love, d. COZ; Sensabaugh, Op., 2so.
Mcdowell.
Senate, Avery, D., ATS; Gather, Op, 500. Com
mons, Fleming, d., sos; Burgin, Op., 5ls.
Henderson.
Jordan, Op., elected to the Commons by $50 ma
jority.
Merrimon, o., beats Coleman, D., for the Com
mons 25 votes.
Perquimans.
Whedbee, Op, for the Senate, has III majority.
Newly, Op, elected to the Commons.
Gates.
Commons, Boothe, Op., beats Gatling, D.
PasquOtank.
Commons, Williams, Op., beats Martin, D., 152
votes. Mann, Op., reelected Sheriff.
Duplin.
Senate, Dickinson 90S; Commons, Ward 1855;
Smith 6OO All Dems.
New Hanover.
Senate, Eli w. Hall, Dem, elected without oppo-
stion. Commons, Person, DEM, 144S; Shaw,
DEM, 14O6; Meares, Op., 7l3; Poisson, Op., GG4.
Sheriff, E. d. Hall, Dem, 966; Vann, DEM, 1900
Cabarrns.
Senate V. G. Barringer, Op., $50. No oppos
ton. Commons, Harris and Pitts, Ops. Sheriff, j.
L. Bundy, OPP.