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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

The HrTcHINsoS FAMILY, including Abbey, will
give concert in Brooklyn on Monday evening. That
Is all that need be Tald to insure strong rally of their
old friends and of the lovers of generous sentiments
blameless entertainment and simple, heartfelt melody
They will sing at later day in New-York, but they
give their first concert in Brooklyn, whose citizens
should acknowledge the compliment by a bounteous AT
tendance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

PHHHARNoSIc SoCIETY.-The first Philharmonic
concert of the will take place this evening at
o'clock, in the Athen@um, being preceded by a re-
hearsa at 10 o'clock this morning. The orchestra pro-
gramme is attractive comprising Beethoven's second
symphony, Schumanns MANFRED" overture. aud
Krutzers Nachtlager in Granada Madame Fabbri
aud other distinguished artists will assist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

AssNfRsARl CfLFBRATloS.-The National Guard,
having recently been recognized celebrated their
thirteenth anniversary yesterday by paadng about the
streets, concluding the proceedings with supper AT
Gothic Hall. The officers are r. B. Jordan. Captain;
ID. McCluskey, LIT Lieutenant; John Styles, Orderly
Sergeant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17
F1prA fine broke ont in IT, b. & G. WIN,

FIRE-A fire broke out in II. b. & C.. WiIly's
livery stable No. 10 Fbush avenue abo 1cios ysr.
DAY poruia The horses forgnately al saved aho9z
Of them injured wotchman mo sept In tbs
by suocang sensation cansed BIZ The
smoke speedily giving the alarn the building sayeS
om Distinction The entire loss Is about Loo injured
in the st. Nicholas and NiiamsburIh Insurance ompans.
IN alarm csused yesterday morning by smoke sbr,
from the edge Of the u School House No H. in street.
bat appears have from aperture .he rensi
ing and therefore danger was 10 be- spprehended -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17
YIRGINIA,s OPINION ON SECESSION.

'P'''" WAsHINGroS, Nov. il, 1860.
An extra session Of the Virginia Legislature has
Teen called BY Gov. Letcher, for the 9TH OF January
next. II
lie proprety of calling Convention Of The South
eru States on the question of secession will be the
liinciJ al tol c 10 be discussed.
Tie Legislature will undoubtedly recommend the
roIdino OF such Convention but with the object Of
3st.r,-n,, II q eecess ion movement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-Nov. le.-Be


The BLCWENBEBG PERJURY CASE.
District-Attorney Roosevelt moved on the trial of
Rudolph Bumenbeg charged With perjury in the matter Of bad
for the lie Orion.
Mir Jonas u Phillips counsel the accused moved for
nosir ouepet ground the absence material witness
lie tBt there law Ina tine Indictment and he
would probably move 10 quasl IT,
The District Attorney opposed the motion 10 postpone 80
After further di-ou zion the postponed until the
hfst Monday IN December.
STRANGE CASE or MURDER At SEA.
The District-Att0ney stated 10 the Court that he
had to bring murder about which he
much rmb,rus named Flanagan had been indicted
some months appeared that there four upon
the schooner California trading from down Fast TO the African
Coat Thee consisted captain mate and two seamen
before the whom the prisoner one One night
be the and the other below, they
awakened by a noise deci When they the de-
enda the captain had fallen overheard and that he
had thrown plank HIM hich he he'd not uccrcdcd In
reaching Nothing had been heard Of the captain since
archnz the deck billet Of wood found aud some
hair and cabin doors Whether the blood the
result simple the hand whether the hair was hui
man impossible for the prosecution 10 All they bed
was one witness The District Attorney did not know whether
occupy time of the CoUrt by trying the upon such tee
timony a. h. could offer To inter- mol. pros.
The Judge said the District Attorney must do what he thought
proper.
Ghe Attorney then expressed his determination fry
ing the Ca.e n Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17
COTRT OF COMMON PLEAS-TRGAL TRRN-Nov. 10
RafIr doe. Rx
DILUTE JNuEf DhHbfs
VERDICT AGAINST THE CITY.

Patrick Cooper egt The Mayor &c.
The plaintiff brought suit TO recover damages for
injury from falling into OF Tompkns Market in
September 1851 alleged that the place had been left In
caTrls condition In couseducnce which h. fell In and
tanned severe injuries The defendant charged caelesess
the pant plaintiff and claimed that the contractor alone
liable
The Jury rendered verdict for plaintiff Tor so.
A. r. Lawrenc. plaintiff H. H. Anderson for defendants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17
IBy telegraph
AUGUSTA, Ga, Friday, Nov. 10,

AUGUSTA. Ga, Friday, Nov. Is, 1869.
There ia nothing of interest from important southern
,enters to-day. rsI,., No, 10 1851
meeting of MI parties here to-day unanimously
cored secession Resolutions to await the action oil
o,f or STATES were voted down and withdrawn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

Nov i6 iseols $50 bbls Flour Ias So buh wlsst u -
bush. Corn 66O bush bats $50, bush barley 6ss pkks.
WHISKY DO Ashes, a9 DO Oh rhe 10 d. seed 2a.a ".
Provisions, 20 do. and fli kess Lard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17
CorKr OF Sr.s1oss.-Before Judro Gnrri.on i'm.

COrRr 0F SrsSIoNs.--BeiOre Judge Garrison. jus
crs Swrl sud Siryker Joseph Bcbou German about y
years Of placed trial indictment charging him
with mansiaugher ia the third degree having alleged
raird tue death Of hi father Bebou by -tabbng him i'm
kne N" parties resided Ia Montrose avenue Some din
y arose be~ the wife Of Young his parents
the young couple moved from the house parents aud
rented apartments in the neighborhood
WI Suhdal The 18th Of August the wife the accused
PASSING ny Tie home Of deccued Mrs Behon or with other
women were sttndng the stoop and some one
he bonnet Mrs bebon r had paid FOR The iat
by using hash language aud the elder Brbon ed
@ " me am Ihe accused up and A. alleged ON the
part ol The defense the old man struck hs SON and H. i
drew pocket and struck him I'm the arm nhov Az
hhctng several gashes The deceased was confined 49, ,L
mouse IN consequence Of the wounds and fingered ntu -,
ne 'ist OF August when he died nom los. of HOOD t -
'ne ,Vh,hded That death the direct r,.ut Of H.
""nu pu was caused by improper medical attendance TIE
% htl, gwen TO the jury verdict guilty of In
h ha degree was rendered against the prisoner ana N. NJ
WOULDN'T STAND The PRTssuRT-On Tbursd,,
afternoon M" wall o. storage house on sedy,ek srJ ~
hIunt streets owned by Charles Kelsey and occupied bv d.,
motifs Ward OF New orb fell down under the pr,. =,
tp bushels Of grain stored therein The building ~. "a 49,
.',rt hish and 20 feet square The grain will be re,y
$1,000 ' u ''Hh"'eu Al
BkookIrN CRY Court CALENDAR--Mondav Nov
sNS. ~ 30 ~, 30, -, %, 80 40 ~ A. 4s ~ 40 So ST. S,
hlsas CouNri ClRcrr CouRr-Afonday Nov IeNo, O,
!" u.s. =" 100 Ol, Ic ioi loo "a a. n As 81 SO ~ 40 81
The Court viii open 1t II a. M '''V'''''"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

NATE CHARGED WITH BEATING SEAMAN WITH
HAMMER.

Alfred Ever'On the first mate OF the steamship Ala
b.us examined charse Of nhctng cruel snd unusual
u-heut upon Mrhsel Hareu, Of his by beat
IN: him his head with hammer The Comm-soncg
mlt,d him for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17
u.rkets-CAREFuLL1 REPORTED The N. y TslsuSs

-'"iA' FRIDAY. Nov. TO- 1867
ASHES-The market IS without change, the demand mod
ate At r 25 for Pots aud Pearls
STOCK or ASHES Nov. Is, 1880.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-30
INPECTINE.
The Persian Fever Charm.

TNoR the prevention and Of Fep ard AgHs and BoH
II Ferer This wonderful remedy brought To the knowledge
Of the present propeors by friend who has been great
eler In Persia and the Holy Land.
While going the river EuphraieS he experienced sepert
attack OF Fever Ague On discovering bis condition one o
the BoAmen took his Amulet, saying Wear t,i
and no ver tD touch yon" Although lnereduous as TO u v
tues he experienced relief and has since
always found eneciual protection from SI mAiaIous com
plants A.
n further investigation he bund that the boatman attributed TO
miraculous and said that could only be obtained from
the Prests Of the Sun Sometime Afterwards the gentleman IN
conveng With Priest obtained from him the secret OF s pre-
pa aon asceaiaed where the medicinal herbs were found
Of which was compounded The wonderful virtues OF this s
Gle have induced full belief In the minds Of the natives In the
miraculous healing powers Of their Priests.
Since his return America has been tried with the happiesi
effect BY several Rnd Gentlemen Of high character who
have ryen the fed praise This remedy having
been specHc In Persia hundreds years for the prevention
and cure Ague and Bilious feveh now offered
It VIII sent by mall prepaid for full fer ls
celpt Of dollar.
PneIna Depot and Mandatory ss Main ST. Richmond Va.
Branch Office Bank Of Building New York Address
iy2-iy JOHN hlJOOA w.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-30

rg- SPECIAL NOTICE 81
1860. FALL AND WINTER TRADE. 1850.
The great emporium Of
ALFR ED MO Sc S,
SO Main Street,
TVAs row hand and receiving daily the vsried stock
Of DRY GOODS ever exhibited bg him. In The city Of Rich
In the following Goods such Inducements S be tned that
be hsd elsewhere and haser VIII ind greatly TO
their advantage TO get their supplies from the CHEAPEST HouR Is
THE kTArE.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Black and Fancy siks, new stJ les
BrOcade ami Rept silks
soldanlss Yefouc,s, Plplns
Paln and Figured pe'anes, all Wool
herinoe8 sni Wo-len Ptaid &c &c &c.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT
Fifty different sy PeaYer and Cloth of the latest novelties
OF the New stylrs received weekly
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT
Sanetis FUN Coi best makes, Sleeps Orsyn ker-
scy TweedS Plaid nsey She tngs, sr ngs Gotten Ozna
burs Plain stpp Ted Blankets Servants Blahkeb 900
pairs hand the cheapest the Stae AMI variety Of other
goocs for Servants Wear, AZ very lowpf'ces
IOUSEKFEPINd DEPART sENE
Tow Il and TCWring Crah Huckahak 'per Bird Eye MA
per scotch and Liapr Doy-s Napkins, Table DAmask
Table and Piano Cashmere 20 era, Irish Linens &C.
CARPsT DEPARTMENT.
Splendid TbeePy Carpets patterns uper lnerane Carp t.
OrosY Super Brussels do Velvet Rugs Brussels d. Hemp aud
Rug Carp all Of with will be offered at % cent less than
last seasons prices
usually found In Dry Goods stabs,men end every article
I'LL be offered Al ueh low prices that cannot fail To meet the
wishes Of the closest buves Our main @ s will be TO please al
who may favor with a call
bargains The great DoWn1own Emporium OF Trade i
oeisNu CO MAIN STREET
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-30

WHITE GOODs.-we have In ttore, Of cur own m
w portaton, complete akSortment Of
White Caub les and JAconeis
Rock aud Null Muslns
Plain and Checked Nainsooks
Blsi0ps and Victoria Lawns
n in aud Dotted Swiss Musins
Checked and striped Cambrcs
Bonnet Cords
Corded Dimiies
India Twiis
Fu.niu c DimIies
Irish Linens Of vel known makes
Linen Table Damasks
Damask Table Cloths and Napkins part OF extra
quality
Towels
DOyiies, &o., ke, &c
All of which Gfr 10 the trade at re,y loio prices
sei5 KEsf, PAINE co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-30
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Capital, S1O,OOO.OOO!

Nfd kiAlNAAf y AOfCCCaOOO-
ANNUAL INCOME, $2,250,OOOl
Daily RsVenuc RI,s0O.OO.
INVESTED IN rls uNirkD SfAreS. OVER tsuOOo0i
Al Dirsctrs Personally RsspUHs' or tAs Eagagolsts o
Aa CoupmH
WVT respectfully attention the security % the Liverpool
w ani London Insurance Company % B policy holders 10 ts
large cash capital tli Investments as stated above
caqtl Income % The Company enable O. take
Has oongenrnt % parties requiring large amounts Of nsnrAnce
che Ordinary mode % inEurance this Company -
81. PkRWtN NEET FOLICIES on The payment o. TI NN q
AZ PRENiih hS Property IS, thcncvflrth, FERMANEAiLf y
INSURED The Policy be cancelled al Tine and th pre-
mum E.I be returned less per cent
rb Company vii make Insurance by sl % Reats By nre,
n and liberal principle
uaIcr he Policies u h Company all claims are paid upon pre-
teataou taactor proof Of os without Itfeucnf0 0r dd
ftla Interest usual amer pcscnta.
Nln % proof WORruAM WYATT, Agents,
ms3i Al Main street. under "a Charles Hotel
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

FERNs:
Daily Paper gS per Annuu seEtWseky, s5 weeky eS; A.
In Advance. Rtances Be radc q. ths ak OF ne
Pubsar n evidence taken The dePoat Of
istterln ne Post Oncs eontsialng rionsy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-30

No Advertisement % be eonzdeied oy NE uonn or y AZ
na spedcd s Manuscript previously agreed upon be-
tween the parties
An adycrtscuaeat copy specded
Insertions w be continued until ordered su and payment
enacted accordingly.
fS EEouAa Arr rEraESrroa avoid uiIundersta anding
psrtof the Annual Advertiser h proper 20 ate dl,
ihat'hr privileges only extends q hcr Immediate business Real
Etl. and an other Advertisements sent By them % be
additional charge. and M vuriation-
so Estate and General Agents Adve 1sement not 70 be
Inverted b yca- be charged a. the usual rates suhcet
% s--l discounts shall be agreed upon
Booksellers and yearly slvcssrs generally, engaging one
apulr w TIE privilege o. change shan not on thcr
Insert than the ansunt
lpon the anng under te contract and AZ e1ere-
an such amount Co be charged at the usual rtteG
Advertisements inserted On ne SemWeyk Whig a 10 cents
psr square % lines or the hsi Insertion and so cents
ps- suare for continuance. weekly, rs cents
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
T,IIE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMP

VNHE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE. COMfA-
NY fully prepared for business and the attention Of the
public earnestly called the importance OF Us obec Is
Company It's charter divides seveneghs OF i pron
every years. among the policy holders thereby giving me
advantages Of the Mutual SYSTEM with Che pledge Of
Stockholders have Interest In conducting It's
Affairs with prudence and economy
requires half Of the Capital Stock and Earnings
benvesed In Bond and Mortgage on keAl Ae
worth csuble the Anountl
The chief object Of the Company 70 aid In retaining at home
money which annually from our state
for IAe Premiums Northern Companies That money W De
loaned Customers for term Of At legal interest," and us
bursed Ia ndSt
Indowments and Annues granted Life and Policies Is
rates other good Companies slaves huredo
year or for term OF yeArs
WIN. H. Mcfarland, John Purcell,
Joseph Anen. sam1 + BSyy,
Roscoe \. Heath, jos r. Anderson.
Thas W. AcCance, Thomas '. August,
John II. Montague, Ro. II. hAuEy,
David l. Burr, Jas. A. Cowardin,
Lewis Glnter, j. B. Me Clellind,
John Jones, 2. 7. Moore,
JAs l. Apperson, John n. Claiborne,
Lewis d. Crenshav, r. @. Wherry,
WIN. q. Paine, Mn- w. Christian,
H 4 @ Baskrryu. Wyndham Robertson,
eAm1 J. Harrison, John Q. shatert
Wa H Haxan. Peter @. Warwick,
Roht I. Brooke, X o. HEskins
Geo d. Shell Edward Noryen,
Wellington Goddla, Geo J. SIMMER,
John Docley d. & Woodbridge.
Trssi,leas- SAM'L J. HARRISON.
Wee Iresidoat-WM. n. HANALL.
PAyscidil-Dr. BLAIR BURWELt.
Aeoraey-R0scoE r. HEArH, ESQ.
apqT j. ADAIR PLEAeANTs, seereiAi
EF-Omce corner Main 1ith streets, Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-30
ugHTg 4 BRADBURRYis PIANOS.

WE CALL ne attention Of he citizens Of Reh
w mond and virginia, 20 Hano fOrtes which =
We have placed Win Mr. CArusi that their quales ~4X
n every respect nay Be tested b. NE side Of hell "
famed Chctering'L
We M Planes and show high and nune-
fsas sonAs any factory he county. An of which
BE- Mr. CauIib Broad Street 81 door HON gth
dslG- LrGHFE 4 BRADBURY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-30
FOR FARMERS.
PRIME HEAVY BR0GANS,

ME In Store large stock % superior SHOES made
w sy n an sizes ior Men, Wontn and Boys A1o,
douhe long lex Boots suitable for DIE hers and far
hania These shoei un double long can be
Ia virginia We have sold them 70 of the largest and
ftrner virginia and hey the % be he bsat
oe thsy have oven Aer vans; ney have them
twelve months We Invite al IN Of really prime sh 70
es and eximae then We have also tae MebS Arm1y 81 e.
al Nsnh Boz Eichmond made Brosans u sell
ssl5 PUTNEY 4 WATTS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-30
CHANGE or HOUR

CHANGE or HOUR.
ON and after Monday, 18Th Inst the Accom- modAtian r.,
" Train Of this Company, will be dai', Sundays kt
ctpted) leaving Richmond for MIG rd 315 p Returniag
will leave Nil ord at A. H. and arrive In Richmond at 9s NJ
sAML RUIZ suPt Tran
omee R. " GP R. R. Company,
Rchmand, Oct. 10. 1850. ocl0-M
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-11
Blake. RInsham2 q Co.

Some Black Republicans hereabouts are keen
to swear that they are not abOlitiOnists. They
are in favor of letting slavery alone where it
exists, &c. Their rejoicing over the operations
of the Underground Railroad give the lie to
these professions, and So also, do their votes for
Abolitionists for important offices, but we have
now nut for them to crack, and we want to
see how they will go about it. On the 26th OF
March, Harrison G. Blake, of this State intro.
duced into the lower house Of Congress, the fol-
lowing:
Wherens, The chatteling Of mankind and the
holding OF persons as property is contrary to
natural justice and the fundamental principles
OF our political system. and is VIGOROUSLY a re-
proach to our country throughout the civilized
world, and a serious hindrance to the progress
Of republican liberty throughout the nations oi
the earth; therefore.
ResolUed, That the Committee on the Judi
ciary be and the same are hereby instructed to
to inquire into the expediency Of report.
ing bill giving freedom 10 every human be-
ing, and interdicting slavery wherein Congress
has the constitutional power to legislate on the
subject.
This resolution was voted for by JOHN A.
BINGHAM and fifty nine other Black Repub-
lican Members Of Congress. We will now see
whether the Republicans who are professedly
for letting slavery alone where it exists will de-
nounce or back up MIR. Bingham in voting for
this resolution.
After this we think the Republican party
will be foolish to attempt to deny the identity
of Republicanism and the blackest kind Of Abo
litionism. This vote shows the pure sectional
ism of the Northern Republicans. They are
ready to enter heart and hand into the "irre-
pressible conflict" and are as willing as John
Brown or Helper to trample upon the rights OF
the States and the guarantees Of the Constitu.
ton. All they lack is the power. This reso-
luton is declaration Of open warfare Of Re-
publicanism upon the constitutional rights Of o
portion of the states of the Union; it must
show the people that Republcanism, Abolition
ism and John Brownism are Synonymous. All
three would act in open violation of the Consti-
tuition and the laws. Brown dared to carry
his principles into practice. and was hanged
Is the moral guilt Of those who entertain the
same sentiments as he, less than his?
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-11
The Last Resort,

When the black republican press runs short
of epithets to abuse President Buchanan, and
all other prominent Democrats, they can al
ways get a fresh supply by perusing those two
boiling Democratic papers, the Cleveland Plain.
dealer and Forney's Press. Both Of these pa.
pers, with their entire batch Of editors, have
left the Democratic party for the party's good
Forney left because he had become too badly
saturated with bad whiskey to be capable oi
filling any responsible post, and President Bu-
chanan knew it. Gray left because he was too
mean and dishonest and President Buchanan
knew that also.
President Buchanan and every other consis-
tent Democrat expects abuse from such charac-
tcrs, and it is perfectly right and proper for a
party press like the black republican, when ii
runs out of slang to abuse Democrats, that i,
should welcome with delight to their columns,
the bachanalian orgies of John W. Forney and
the dishonest reouiems Of J. w. Gray
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-11
Valuable Farms for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale the " ell known
farm on which he resides. It is located pa miles
nortn of Freeport, Harrison county, in Washington
township, at point where the road leading from
Freeport to Uhrichsville crosses the road leading
from Cadiz to Coshocton, Said farm contains 200
acres, l40 of which is cleared, and under an ex.
cell ent state Of cultivation, anu has pleuty Of good
water. There is on the f,rm good brick house,
farm barn, and all other improvements necessary
There is plenty of fruit of all kinds There is a
coed School House, FIGURING and saw mill ndjoin;
ing the farm. 1t is one Of the most healthy and
desirable locations in the county. | will also Sc
los ;res adjoining The above farm, 50 of which is
cleared and so Of that bottom and in grass, any
of which is dry enough for corn. There is plenty
of excellent timber on both farms.
For further particulars enquirao OF Josiah Scott OIL
Jacob Lennon in Cadiz, or the subtcriber, on the
premises Any person wishing to secure go"t
ba rgain would do well to call and examine the pre-
misses before purchasing elsewhere, as | am derer
mined to sell low The above tracts will be SOLD
separate or together, TO suit purchasers.
ARRlSON SIlQTWELL.
Tab,uory lS6o-tf
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-11

Although the Republicans have carried the
State, the result of the late election in Connec
ticut is most encouraging to the Democracy
and renders it morally certain, that it will GO
Democratic next fall.
The State, at the last Presidential election
gave Fremont 1920 majority over Buchanan
but at the late election for Governor in 1859
gave the Republican candidate only 1870 ma.
jority.
Now Buckingham, the Republican candidate
for Governor has been elected by bare major
ity 557. This is large falling off for the Re
publicans since Fremont's time, and shows thai
Connecticut is about to return to her ancen
Democratic faith,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-11

We learn from our friend, A. Mahood, ESQ.
that the following gentlemen were elected il
Athens township and corporation on the End
inst
TOWNSHIP. Trustees, J. G. Henderson, inc
Bethel, John Mcconnell. Treasurer, William
Miller. Clerk, A. Mahood. Assessor, Johr
Dickerson. Constable, David B. Calhoun.
T OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, John Mccall. Re-
corder, r. 2. Hanna. Marshal, Jam,s White
Treasurer, David Mckee. Trustees, jaime:
Day, A. Mahood, Harmon Harris, Sr., VIM
Miller, VIM. Cannon.