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REMOVAL, KEMOVAL-.

T'HE Grocery of M. E. BELL, formerly Of,
L Main street, is removed to NO, 80 surs
street, where will be kept on hand well Sc
iected stock OF Family Groceries at the cheap
to call and examine the stock before nurchas.
ing elsewhere. A general assortm en-, Of BucE
els, oFooms ana TUBS. Nj. f. BELL,
nov No. 80 Bute sIrset
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UNDERTAKING
HA. This branch of my business will
receive my special attention in every
case, being the only agent in the city and sur
rounding country for Fisk's Metallic Burial
Cases, which are now in such general use
Also, Mahogany, Walnut and Poplar Collins al.
ways on hand, and three of the best Hearses in
the city, and the finest Carriages, always ready
to attend at any moment.
LEWIS SALISBURY,
ap30 So and 60 Main street;
FAMILY BEEF-5O Bbls. Family Beef, 81
Il Bbls. Mess do, 50 Bbls No. do, in store
and for sale by w PARKS s. co,
MAJ Roanoke Square.
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THE DAY BOOK.
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 6.

A HEART CoMFoRTER.-Is there a
more exquisite pleasure in this world of
ouls than is found in giving comfort to
the sad? For this is world of sorrow
Z vale of tears. And he who can 60 to
the wounded heart with words of consola-
ton, has power and mission that an
gels might envy. There is no pleasure
more exquisite in this world of ours, than
is found in the assurance that every sheet
that goes from our hands may carry
words of peace to the troubled, joy to the
mourner, and hope to the dispairing.
We meet with gem of holy verse, or
happy thought of some warm-hearted
author, or striking incident in the ex-
perience of another, or simple anecdote
that has blessing in it; we seize it and
set it here and think of it on its rounds of
mercy; lighting upon this cottage, warm
ing this breast, making smile of glad
ness on this cheek, and drying up tears
in these eyes; and SO going onward over
the whole land upon this errand of bless
ing.
There is great powerin words-in
words fifty spoken. 1t is great gift to
be abe to speak with such power as to
be a minister of good to thepoor, and the
Tcary, and the suffering. 1t is a JOY to
the proud men to be able to lead, and rule
and overcome, but there is no joy in the
world greater than to know that we are
doing good to these who are in need of
good. To be heart comforter, in a
world of wounded hearts, is a privilege
to reconcile man to thousand ills, and
make him willing to be anything for the
sake of Him who wept at the grave of a
friend and restored him to allowing sister.
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NO MISTAKE
NO MISTAKE
p Fiji p
L. 8 A L U 8 b u RY' IS,
NORFOLK. VA.

NORFOLK, VA,
TSTHE best place to buy your FURNITURE
l. and PIANOS, for he has the largest stock
and the best assortment to be found in the
South. My warehouse which is five stories
nigh and one hundred and five feet deep, isnow
In addition to this have large four story
Factory and Steam Engine, and the best Of
workmen, which is constantly turning out the
which has taken the premium at every Fair
And to meet the wants of customers will sell
at the lowest figures for cash or good negotiable
paper on short time Call and examine for
yourselves. l. SALISBURY.
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APPROACHING ART-Two splendidly
attired ladies recently made condescend-
ing visit to the studio Of one of our dis
tinguished landscapists, and asked the
privilege of looking at his pictures. The
artist was happy to comply with their
request and placed before them a bril-
liant sunset which he had just finished.
His visitors were lavish of those charming
epithets which ladies bestow so literally
upon the objects of their admiration. 80!
isn't it lovelyl" Chow SWEET" "How
natural" &c. And then, after gazing at
the glowing canvas for few minutes in
wrapt silence, the lady who had been
loudest.in expressing her admiration, said
with naivete which must have penetrat-
ed to the very core Of the painters
heart
"Pray, Mr.. G., is it q moonlight"
The artist rneekly replied that it was
intended for a "sunset"
80, indeedl" replied the lady. "Pray,
Mr.. g., which do you think the most
difficult to do, pictures in oil or in wors-
ted?''
Really" replied the astonished pain
ter, 81 am unable to say, tor l have. new
er done anything in worsted."
"Ahr' said the lady, 81 find it SO diff
cult in working little dogs to put in the
eyes"
But these, of course, were exceptional
ladies.
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DOWHATAN PIPES-Just received =
l. large lot of genuine Powhatan Pipes, l.rps
and medium sizes, for sale to the trade at ia
tory prices, by / HAMBURGER T. 20
1e2 siS Main street
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JUST RECEIVED,
A FIRES ii S UPPLY OF

JUST RECE1H ED,
A FRESH SUPPLY OF
HOOP SKIRTS,
VARYING IN PRICE FROM so CTS UP.
rONIE Ladies one and all, and get great bar
~ gains in this line.
ALSO,
Just received, large lot of Hosiery, Combs,
Soaps, Hair Pins, &C. Cali early, Ladies and
secure choice, tor such you can find in the
above new goods. Remember that the Ameri-
can Flag must be protected, consequently you
are requested to patronise the Cheap Fancy
Store, Church street near Main.
fe IA TIC WILLIAMS
STERLING SILVER.
STERLING SILVER,
STERLING SILVER.
ISL received another addition to my ex-
e, tensive assortment of STERLING SOLID
sly Nv, EA WARE. which l had manufactured
c :" 10y oraer, for my sales. have now in my
$500 Ounces
| comprising nearly every article Of Silver made.
| PERSONS wishing to select from a large assert.
nent Anu sreAt variety of styles, should call at
\ procuring Bridal OF other present 40 am al
ways selling large Quantities. am constantly
| receiving fresh supplies. large LOT ia daily
expected which will comprise m.nv new and
beautiful articles. Call and examine AT u
| Main street, Head of Market Square.
fe % c f GREENWOOD.
EVLOUR-sOO bbls Extra and MIddlins for
e. sale by
fe2 "a LEIGH BRO.
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BOYS SHOES MADE TO ORDER.

BOYS SHOES MADE TO ORDER.
WOULD say to those who have so fire.
L quently called on me for Boys Shoes, that
/ am now prepared to make them to order and
will be pleased to have calls from all who de.
sire to have good substantial Shoes made for
their Boys. My prices shall be as moderate as
possible, and work warranted.
c A DAVIS,
"a Church street,
ia IL Few doors above Main
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TREMENDOUS STOCK OF
NALL AND WINTER CLOTHINGt

FALL AMI
A LII OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE
n No humbug about it.-Everything bound
to be as Representatives, we are about to enter
the sixth year of ur residence in this city, we
feel it but due to kind and generous public,
to thank them for the very liberal support and
encouragement they have so kindly extended
to us, and at the same time to inform them
that we are now ready to offer them the largest
stock of Mems, Youths and Boys CLOTHING
that has ever been brought to our good old city
since its existence, which in make, style and
beauty, will compare favorable with any other
similar establishment in this country, and as
to prices an examination will convince any one
at glance that we are sbove competition.
We take particular pride in calling the atten.
ton of our lady patrons to our splendid stock
of Youths and Boys Clothing
Farmers and Planters can be supplied with
any quantity of SERVANTS CLOTHING, and
are there by enabled to save both time and
money.
Country Merchants and Dealers generally,
will find it to their interest to call on us before
going North or purchasing elsewhere, as we
are able and quite willing to compare our prices
with any Northern Wholesale house.
New goods received every day during the
season. Also, Clothing made to order and war.
ranted to fit. A SELDNER 4 CO.
sc l3 81 Main street. Norfolk, Va.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
GECOND additional and large arrivals of
~ Fall and Winter Goods at N CAMPES
IL and 45 Main street.
1t is very advisable to all those visiting Nor.
folk who do not know what is going on in
Norfolk, just to pay visit at N. Campo IS Old
Established Dry and Fancy Goods Emporium,
there you can find the greatest novelties ex-
hibited in Norfolk from pence Domestic up
to the finest Silk Robe Dresses, Ribbons from
/ cent to SO cents per yard, the richest assort-
Dresses, English and French Cslicoes, white
and colored plain and twilled Flannels, white
and colored Canton Flannels, Sleeps Greys,
Sattinets and Cassimeres, Embroideries, Under
heavy goods for Servants. Call at Al and 40
Main street, corner of Addington's lane and
you will find even more than you expect, and
prices to suit the times.
oc 81 N,CAMPE
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NtW UFUCcTy anu FFUVlSIOn
Store.
UST received per steamers, a fresh supply
d of the best Goshen Butter. Also,
Western and Glades Butter.
New Leaf Lard, State Cheese,
Sugar Cured Hams.
Welch's Family and Extra Flour, for sale
At the lowest market prices, at No 2 Ferry
Wharf.
ia2l BLAKE g. GRIGGS
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HOUSE SERVANT WANTED.
N COMPETENT general House Servant
"A will find employment by applying at No
81, Cove street. ia 81
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HORSE SHOElNG ! HORSE SHOEING II
AT THE HORSE BAZAAR.

HORSE SHOElNG HORSE SHOEING II
AT THE HORSE BAZAAR.
Corner of Union Street and LoyalPs Lane,
NORFOLK, VA.
INHE subscriber would return his -
l. sincere thanks to his friends, Ms.
the citizens Of Norfolk, Portsmouth, AS
and surrounding country, for the lib. 4sEzl
eral patronage bestowed upon him Tor the last
four years, and hopes by strict attention to bn-
siness, to merit a continuance of the same.
His experience in the business, and the sat.
isfaction always given to his customers, is a
sufficient guarantee of the superior knowledge
he possesses in reference to the Horse. and
without the proper knowledge of the Horse. no
man can shoe them properly. 1t is often the
case that valuable animals are made lame and
useless by inexperienced Horse Shoers and
to avoid anything of this kind, all you have to
do is to call on the subscriber, and he will
Shoe your Horses according to the natural for
nation OF the foot and capacity of the Horse
His prices are reasonable. Don't forget the
place, corner of Union street and Loyall,s
Lane. JAMES HAWTHORN
ia M-ly Practical Horse Sheer.
% DON'T forget the Sign of the Horse, cor
ner OF Union street and Loyalps Lane.
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DOTATOES-Just received, 100 bushels
L White Mercer Potatoes, which we are re-
failing at only so cents bushel.
fe "a J E BELL L. co,
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BALTIMORE FRESH BEEF.
WE are receiving from Baltimore every
w morning, the best article of fresh Beef,
which we are cutting up in Steaks, Roasting
and Baking pieces, at the lowest prices, for
sale In store by Z BELL & co,
jalS No Z CampbelPs wharf
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STOV ES-STOVES-STO
DOBERTS d Co, have in store and are
IL receiving daily,
of all kinds and for all purposes, from the best
Foundries in the country
All STOVES sold and put up by us are guar
anteed to give satisfaction.
Purchasers will find it to their advantage by
giving us call before purchasing no 20
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pTARR'S SNUFF-3O boxes 10 lbs each,
~ in \ lb.papers. for sale at proprietor's rates
fe % KING l. toy
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NOticel
RICHMOND CONVENTION, FEB'Y 22D.
I'HE fine steamer LIE N -
L COVE, Capt Clifford, will =
leave Wright's wharf on Tuesday next the 2lst
inst. at 81 O'Clock, for Richmond.
Tickets to Delegates going and returning, So;
meals eXtsa. JOHN DICKSON; Agent,
fe Is No 8 Wide Water street.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-11-07

st. JOSEPH, Nov. 5.-By the Pony Ex-
press we have San Francisco advices to the
24th of October.
The news of the Pennsylvania election
reached San Francisco on the 22d, produc-
ing marked sensation in the political circles
The Republicans are exceedingly jubilant,
whilst the friends of the other candidates
despair.
The Republicans are putting forth great
efforts TO carry the State.
1t is thought Senator Gwin's chances of
reelection are very unfavorable.
An effort is being made at Los Angeles
to push forward the telegraph line on the
Butterfeld route, from that place to Color
ado, one party having subscribed $4,000.
The Oregon Legislature has decided to
adjourn on the 10th inst, and meet in ex-
ira session next January.
The bill providing for the election of
Representatives to Congress, and rendering
nugatory the recent Congressional election,
has not passed, the Senate refusing to con-
cur in the House amendments.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-11-07

st. Louis.-Lincoln S,222; Douglas T.
384; Bell 3, ,233 Breckenridge sol. Five
precincts to hear from will reduce Lincolns
maj. 500. .....
St. Louis, Nov Z, ,IA.M-Returns from
the interior of Missouri indicate that Doug
las will carry the State.
St. Louis county will give Douglas
small majority. Seven townships give Lin
coin 365 Douglas l47S; Breckenridge
683; Bell 1922. The State has probably
gone for Bell.
SPRINGFIELD, Nobel 5I5; Breckn-
ridge 1873 Douglas 1872 Lincoln 81.
LEXINGTON, Nobel GI7 Douglas 3lI !;
Breckenridge 1875.
SYRACUSE, Mo.-Douglas IO7; Breckin-
ridge 35 Bell 95 Lincoln 8.
TIPToN, Nobel 1l2; Douglas 100 :;
Breckenridge Sc Lincoln 2l.
WASHINGTON, Mo.-Douglas Ill Lin
coin ll8; Bell 81 Breckinridge 81.
CHTLIcoTHE, Nobel AIS Breckinridge
$50; Douglas 263 Lincoln Is.
SECOND DIsTRIoT.-Dougles Il6 Bell 81;
Breckinridge SO.
SHELBINA, Nobel l6G Douglas I2I
Breckinridge IS; Lincoln 7.
hOuHey vic, NiO.-DcLI II3 DOugiaS 40 ;
Breckenridge 10.
Jefferson Townshp.-DougIas 240; Breclr
inridge POI, Bell l3O; Linco In 53.
Hannibal, City.-Dougias GA Bell 574;
Breckenridge l2l Lincoln 225.
St. Joseph.-DoLgIas 1864; Bell 72I;
Lincoln 40; Breckenridge 226.
Boonville.-Bel 3I2 Douglas 3O3
Breckenridge lO5 Lincoln IL.
Warsaw No.-Douglas 4Gf; Bell 73O
Lincoln G8 Breckinridge G..
gton.-DougIas l79; Bell a.;
Breckinridge 7s.
Macon city.--Douglas iC5; Bell l35
Breckenridge 50 Lincoln y.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-11-07
The Result in VamderburGh

At the time of closing our forms this
morning we had received the following
figures, which are reliable
PIGEON Upper Precmct-
Lincoln 459; Douglas 28O Bell l42 ;
Brecllinridge 80
LOaoer I'recincL-Lincoln 764 : Douglas
659; Bell III Breckenridge CT.
PERRY TP--Lincoln so Douglas 80 ;
Bell 6; Breckinridge l3.
ScoTT TP.-Liucoln 1879; Douglas 81
Bell 10; Breckinridge c.
CENTRE Tr.-Lincoln l3I; Douglas So +;
Bell II Breckenridge 8.
This gives Lincoln a plurality over Doug
las 426. Armstrong, German, Union, and
knight Townships are yet to be heard from.
Lincoln's plurality over Douglas, entire,
can not be less than 800 in the county.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-11-07

New York, 10, P. M.-We should judge
from present appearances that the city gives
the Fusion ticket %, 900 maj.
New York, IL o'clock.-The city will
give about 250OO for the Fusion ticket, but
in the State, over that, considerably, for
Lincoln.
Portland county, N. Y.-A probable maj
of 1000 for Lincoln.
Oswego city 2G3 maj. for Lincoln.
The city of Syracuse gives Lincoln $50
majority.
Rochester, complete, 975 majority for
Lincoln.
Auburn city, 449 majority for Lincoln.
Buffalo City.-Lincolns majority 394.
The vote in New York city foots up, with
six precincts to hear from-Union ticket,
G0078 Republican 1884 majority 28l94.
The following Congressman have been
elected from New York
Third DistrictN. Y. Ben Wood, Democrat,
and Union
Fourth District, J. E. Kerrigan, Breck-
inridge.
Fifth District, n Taylor, Mozart Hall.
Seventh District, Elijah Ward. Democrat
and Union.
Twenty ghth District, r. K. Vanvollten,
Republican, by 1900 majority.
oath District.-Sedgwick Rep has 1000
majority.
18th District-A. b. Olin, Rep, is
elected.
27th District.-Alex X. Devin, Rep, is
elected.
Broome County Lincoln ,665 major
ity.
Steuben County gives Lincoln 5000 ma
jority.
The Fusion ticket in the city secures
10000 majority
SrEUBEN COUNTY, N. Y.-3l7 Republican
majority being a heavy gain
ToMPKINs UNTY.-Ithaca gives the Re-
publican ticket GO; Union SEA- Union
loss of 81.
Kings county, nearly complete, gives
1860 majority for the Fusion ticket.
Richland county gives 796 majority for
the Union ticket and 657 for Kelley, Doug
las Democrat, for Governor.
Ely, Republican, is elected to Congress
from the 29th District
Nearly all the interior counties give large
Republican gains.
Genuesee county gives Lincoln 966 ma
iority. -.t-...
CayugH county gives Lincoln 1000 MAJ
jority.
Pomeroy Rep. is elected to Congress from
the 25th District by 5000 majority.
st. Lawrence county gives 1000 maj.
for Lincoln.
Albany city gives 1928 for the Union
ticket.
LArEsr.-New York city gives Kelly,
Union candidate for Governor, 50, loo; Nor
gan, Rep, 32,O9s Brady, Breckinridge
Democrat, 1864. There is no doubt that
Lincoln has carried the State by so, 900 ma
jority.
In the I4th District, Erastus Corning,
Dem, elected.
The 9th district is very close. Cochrane,
Dem, 80 maj.
In the other city districts the Dem. can
didates are elected by large maj critics.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-11-07
EVANSVILLE IND WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER T. 1860

Richmond City.-RepuLlicans gain 90
over October election.
St. Joseph Co.-Lincoln's majority 900 ;
Republican gain of 1870.
Indianapolis, City-L;ncoln plurality
l760i gain over Lanes vote of 727.
Delaware Coin nine townships heard
from, Lincoln gains l84 over Lanes vote.
Madison Coin > towns Lincoln gains
85.
Shelby Co.-Six townships heard from
give Republican gain of 40.
Noble Co.-Lincolns plurality $50.
The indications are that the Republican
plurality will be from 250OO to 10000.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-11-07

NorcE.-An accident yesterday, arising
from sudden gust of wind blew Mr..
Smith ) showcase with his specimen pic
lures completely down, breaking one of the
large squares Of glass and smashing up the
case, greatly damaging many of his
pictures, &C. Persons viii please observe
the Gallery is opposite the Court House on
Main street, and notify their friends who are
not so wen acquainted with his place of
business. Remember, this Gallery is sthe
only place to get good and cheap pictures.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-11-07

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2I.-The various crcu-
lars report the breadstuffs market quiet at
Tuesdays advance. .-.-
Flour Cd higher per brl.
Wheat firm and full prices were obtained,
the market closing with slight advance
on all qualities; sales of red at lis 6d@
13s Cd.
Corn buoyant and advanced 102d since
the sailing of the Europa.
Beef dull and unchanged.
Pork inactive and prices are unchanged.
Bacon steady.
Lard steady small sales at 63s.
Tallow steady at 56@57s.
Rosin steady at 5S I'd
Spirits turpentine firm and unchanged,
LONDON, Oct. 2I.-Consols closed on
Wednesday at 925@93 for money 93@
934 for account
American securities unchanged.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 22.-Breadstuhs gener-
ally quiet.
Provision market generally steady.
Produce market firm.
LONDON, Oct. 22.-Consols closed on
Friday at 92@93 for money and account !
the market is ge nerally unchanged.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-11-07

Coon PLUCK.-We hear of little fellow,
some half dozen years old, in this vicinity,
who is a young, live, and up-and coming
Wide Awake, who goes for Lincoln his
whole length, longer or shorter. A few
days since he climbed up on a building
where some men were at work, and one Of
them, to try his pluck, took him by the
collar and held him from the staging, telling
him to " hurra for Douglas" or he would
down to the ground, a distance of some
sbwenty feet, for a moment, and then with
sa untaltering voice, loudly exclaimed,
."'Hurra for Old Abe, if you drop in a
second :" OF course the boy was not
dropped, AMI hearty laugh was oc-
casi6Red among the workmen at Young
Americas pluck. That lad has got the
true Republican stuff in him there is no
mistake about that.-FaU RiDsy Nceos.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-11-07

BALTIMORE, 7th, A. M.-Returns from the
interior counties show considerable gain for
the Bell ticket, but thus far not sufficient to
overcome the heavy Breckenridge maj. in
this city. The result is therefore still doubt
full.
Allegheny County.-The returns indi-
cate majority of about 500 for Bell over
Breckinridge-being gain of 1,lOO.
BALTIMoRE.-This city complete, gives
Breckenridge, 1852; Bell 1858; Douglas
1862; Lincoln 1882. The Union men
claim the State.
BALTIMORE, Nov 6th.-The American
has special dispatch from Virginia, report
ing large gains for the Bell-Everett men,
The Bell men of Baltimore are sanguine of
a good majority.
BALTIMoRE.-The returns indicate that
Breckenridge has carried The city. The
vote is close.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-11-07
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE Il. W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
ELECTION NEWS.



Pittsburgh city complete, 2457 Republic
an majority.
Alleghany.-The Republicans have 1875
Increase in 81 districts heard from 23O0 or
the October election.
Crawford county, Lincoln 5000 majority
"a gain of "a over Curtin.
Erie county.-Lincoln' majority 1000
In fifteen districts OF Allegheny county,
Lincoln gains 1900 over Curtin.
lphia.-Scattering returns show
that Lincoln will have plurality in this
city offrom 10000 to 10000.
Luzerne Co.-Lincoln 500 majority.
Dauphin Co.-1GOO majority for Lincoln.
The indications are that Lincoln will
have a majority of 5000 in Chester county.
Fulton county gives the Reading ticket
100 majority a Democratic gain of 20
over Fosters vote.
Lehlgh gives Lincoln small majority.
Susquehanna county gives Lincoln 1000
majority.
Carbon Co.-Lincoln over Reading prob
ably 500; over all $50.
Mif1lin Co.-The districts heard from in
dicate that Lincoln will have a majority of
500 over the Reading ticket, a gain of 2GO
over Curtin.
Lycoming county gives Lincoln 600 maj.
SchuylkilI county-In fourteen districts,
the Republicans gain $50 over the vote for
Curtin. Lincoln's majority in the county
will be not less than 1900.
Franklin county.-Lincoln about 100
majority over the Breckenridge and Douglas
ticket.
Bedford .County-Lincolns majority
probably lOo--a Republican gain of 1917
since October.
Philadelphia City, complete.-Lincoln
majority over all 873 over the Reading
and Douglas ticket 1871 over the Reading
ticket alone 1854.
Wyoming county gives 200 majority for
Lincoln.
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-11-07

VINCENNEs CrTY.-Douglas 20 majority,
a Republican gain of % over October.
GlBsoN CoUNTY.-Princeton Precinct:
Lincoln 529; Douglas 4I3; Bell IA; total
vote polled, 956. Nary vote for Breckin-
ridge.
MARTIx CoUxTy.-Loogootee Precinct
Douglas 76 Lincoln 60; Breckenridge 45
Bell H.
Shoals Precinct-Douglas Go; Lincoln
50; Bell Il; Breckinridge II.
Noble county.-Six townships give $50
majority for Lincoln gain over Lane
of 76.
INDIANAPOLIs, Nov. 6.-Mariou county
four townships Republican gain 533 over
October election.
Shelby county Republican gain, 40 over
October election
The Evansville daily journal., 1860-11-07
Arrival OF the Persia.

ST. JOINS, N. F., Monday, Nov. 3.
The Royal Mail steamship Persia, from
Liverpool Saturday 25th ult, arrived off
Cape Race at four p. NJ on Sunday.
Her advices are two days later than re-
ceived by the Adriatic.
The steamship Arago arrived at South
hampton on the 28th ult. The Glasgow on
the same day.
The steamship Canada, from Boston via
Halifax, arrived at Liverpool on the 2Sth.
Affairs in Italy remain unchanged.
The Warsaw meeting terminated on the
Goth.
1t was reported that the Austrian Gov
ernment had proposed mediation with
France for the pacific solution of the Italian
guesti0n-