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TIE VoTE OF VIRGSIA.-The Enquirer of Mon
day makes an estimate of the vote of Virginia, and
adds:
From this estimate Mr.. Bells majority in coun-
ties officially reported is 23O; Mr.. Breckinridges
majority in counties unoficially reported, 197-ma
jority for Bell 3S-with Clay, which gave Goggn
Al majority, and Webster, new county, to hear
from"
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STATE OF NoRTH.CAROLINA
A PROCLAMATION.
By His Ercsllency, JOHN W. ELLIS, Gocei
the State of North Carolina.

By His ErceIlency, JOHN W. ELLIS, Gocernor of
the State Of North Carolina.
"HEREAS, the return of the election of the Electors
w for President and Vice President of the United
States held Tuesday next after the first Monday OF No.
vember instant last the 9Th day of the month"; the time
appointed by the Act of Congress- and in conformity with
ceived at the Executive Office from the Sheris the
al counties Aleghany Bladen and Madison excepd and
the having been examined and summed up the result
of the said election is found be as follows that is to say
A. NJ. Scales and Ed G. HAYWOOD each received forty
eight thousand hundred and ftyhree votes John
Moore VIM. A Allen and j. R. Mclean each received for
tyeight thousand five hundred and thiryeight votes W.
B. Rudman and j. NJ. Clement each received orty-eight
thousand five hundred and thrtynine votes; A. W. Ven.
able and Junus A. Fox each received ortyeght thousand
We hundred and thirtvseven votes and John A. Dick
received fortygbt thousand five hundred and thirty
two vOtes 80
And that Geo. E. Badger received fortyour thousand
four hundred and sxtyone votes; K Speed received
fDrty-Our thousand four hundred and fynine J..
W. Hinton, Charles C. Clark, o. H. Dockery, L. c. Ed
wards Henry Waser and w. p Bynum each received for
tyfr thousand nine hundred votes A. G. Foster receive
ed 0ryOur thousand nine hundred and ninety votes and
B. s. Gather received fortyur thousand eight hundred
and forty-eight votes. e..
And that r. NJ Henry received fty-two votes
And that D. K McRae and Rob't p Dick each received
two thousand six hundred and fty-nne votes; s. W.
Watts, F. D. Koence, D. McDougald Henry W; Miller
John Morrison, T. W. Keen and w. R. Myers each receive
ed two thousand hundred and yotes and that
j. D. Lyman received two thousand hundred votes
Now, therefore, John W. Ellis, Governor of the State
of North Carolina, do hereby proclaim and make known
that A NJ. Scales Ed. G. Haywood John W. Moore. VIM.
B. Rodman VIM. A. Allen, A. W. Venable, J. R. Mclean,
j. NJ Clement Junius A Fox, and John A. Dickson, hare
been duly chosen electors of President and Vice Prs
dent of the United States behalf OF this State for four
years from and after the fourth Gay of March next
And do in like manner notify and them, and each
of them attend in the Capitol at Raleigh the first
Wednesday in December next being the 9Th day thereof
to form Electoral College and to vote for President and
Vice President aforesaid according to the provisions Of
the Constitution and Laws of the United States.
r. q In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
L. 81 hand and caused the Great Seal of State to be
affixed
Done at the City of Raleigh, this the 18th day Of NOveu.
Der, A. d. 1850.
By the Governor, JOHN W. ELLIS.
GRAHAM Dawes Private Secretary.
November, 20, 1860. e3-w&swtd.
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COLLARS! COLLARS!
NEW STYLES.

COL l. A RS! COL l. A RS!
NEW STYLES.
TTNION GARROTE, NATIONAL BYRON, BAYA-
u DENE BYRON,
Just reviewed,
At HARDING'S.
NJEw STYLE OF CASHMERE SUITS AND RICH
lN SILK VELVET VESTS,
Just received,
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ERENCH BEAVER CLOTH OVFR-SACKS-Back,
II Brown and Blue cOors. Lined Throughout with Satin
de'chinc. Neat and handsome style of Garment
Just received,
At HARDING'S.
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Raleigh n. c., Nov l6, 1850. 92-w&sw6t.
~ Register and Spirit of the Age copy.
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A NEW COLLECTION OF
OPERATIC CHORUSES, QUARTETS, SC.

HNHE OPERATIC BOUQUET.-A Collection of Quar-
tests Choruses and Concerted Pieces, from Fsvorite
Operas fur ChOrs Glasses Societies and Social
Gatherings. By Edwin Bruce. book of great merit.
Price 81 receipt of which it will be mailed postpaid
To Societies and others, $.S per dozen.
Published by OLIVER DITSoN 4 CO,
Boston.
Nov. 20, 1860. sS-tc.
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THE GRAND RESULT.

The following table exhibits the result of the vote
in the several States for President and Vice President
STATES FOR LINCOLN AND HAMLIN.
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MARRIED.,

In this CITY, the Baptist Church. the evening of the
l4h inst bY the Rev. Thos E. Skinner Mr. William II.
Ddod and Miss R. Maggie UPchurch daughter of W. c.
Upchurch, Esq, all of this city.
At the residence of the brides aer the sth instant
by n NJ Hubbard, Esq, Capt Henry s. Trawlck and Miss
Francis c. youngest and last daug of John Redern,
Esq all of Arson.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
ED. PARROT MEWBERN, according to appointment,
will preach in Raleigh, at the Old Baptist Church, FRI
day. the 30th of the present month"; at night.
City papers please copy.
November 20, 1860 e4-1t.
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KENrUcKY-The Louisville Courier gives the
vote official and unofficial of seventy -four counties
with the following results: Bell, 5357S; Breckin-
ridge, 35623; Douglas, 24,O23. Lincoln gets over
two thousand votes. The entire majority of Bell
over Breckenridge in the whole State will be over
$4,000.
The returns from this State in all but 26 coun-
ties foot up as follows:
Bell, 1891
Douglas, 51,785
Breckenridge 22,3s4
Lincoln, 1890
Douglas leads Bell 294 votes, and they run so
close together that it is still doubtful which has
ried the State.
The returns from all but fourteen counties in Ten
nessee show majority of 2,026 for Bell. His
friends claim a majority over Breckenridge of not
less than three thousand in the whole State.
MARYLAND.
The official vote in this State gives Breckenridge
over Bell 725; over Douglas 36,311; over Lincoln
39, s92
GEORGIA.
The Augusta Dispatch of Wednesday afternoon,
has the following:
Our table contains returns from all the counties
but four. Our count (errors exceptedD makes
Breckenridge, 49,51S
Bell, 44,903
Douglas, 1852
The counties to be heard from gave Brown go
majority.
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GREAT CoRN-A friend at South Creek writes us
on the LIST inst that on Monday, the 29th ult,
Messrs c. Trip and B. Bonner, in the presence of
Messrs. John NJ. Weston and j. HudneI, proceeded
to lay off + of acre of the land which they had
in corn, gathered and then shelled and measured it
The result was equal to 1O4 bushels per acre. being
nearly % barrels. We are not informed whether
the land was MANFRED or not. Any way, it beats
any corn land we have heard of in these parts
Washington Dispatch
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sursMf.F 80. 3
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-01-05
pANOIA, MIssIsIWI THURSDAY, JANUARY i.

made sle ms=i is.asneya lefsesl she hen.
rHups Nas declared 10 w. ~ xIsnfT ihsn
ihey wnsis.i ne ledqsiI's from hsIf leg.
leoh a tlaif hsaaeI- ssi seat IsHe, :.
fhla !. Ell fhsfe - n ihe gaas efflifkei
..-ll msy b. a Ifvk smawmsst 81 smno
men. hi | should o. aoow ih|Hk u klhs
pleasure IN . Ilrarse. ~ nslHH - huan
Ifk'sfiHo faneral' ~ . aay rleasaf's r
"A cricket ~ The same lengih u llHe,
have been INV spirited ever siaee lhe gIfa
fersfy match. sud nm rapidly sinking uh
der lla rslasmlgsnco ~ The dismal dping
IN l..si oppressive ocrnson Iliacpnsolals
N. O. X Pan Aspfn DofsfieKs, !. "
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-01-05

- We f;pd tho folIovipe smonv |

~ We find the following among tho
local items in the Prairie News, and publish
il for the benefit Of our young male friends
who 20 "sparkin'' among the gals. Let
them take warning. The News, m speaking
Of young gen, in that fast town, procecds
thus: s~.
Bu, sfter eating his oysters be feels -
blue as
Tms RsyKservuG LovrR vho came
to town day or 20 since, end wanted - In
s,isute . rsii for dsmsees against one d
Eve's fair daughters. Il seems be had uscsl
Tor her hand and heart 1t CuPid's altar
indeed. actually had nm attachment for her
person. bot she non.suitcd, and threw bis
case oui of court, and sqsashcd hs attach
mens With writ n eyrs, in other words
with an order 10 move his carcass from her
mothers house. Not obeying quickly, his
movements we're sccelcrsted Ly sundry ap.
plicasions Of her slippcr--with hss foot IN
Is-shss kicking him in the fsIl pense 4
the word. lie said he hsd great nseiea
70 kilI her and shrn commit suicids, but Dc.
liked to harm ker-shs vss % sweet. Tn
lawyer to whom h. sppIird for eoeasel ID
vissd him 70 drop thu ease 6sit iss vonae'I
privilege to PIT hev fns just vks1e ~
fIea.e-. The poor hlIsu, ssnsuhel co..
iorsed, went os, mua1erias. ''well, abs'I
right pretty, bat shs amt got bat n nlg
:. t..-e
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-01-05

r. M Eilfyr n M Morhipg Eaqrbui
| regret the necessity that induces M 70
lay before The public The following statement
and correspondence. ! do il from a scnar
n duty 10 the public. that they may Judge
fof ihelnaelses " The crhWde'er n d'saaihor.
On the lsl Of October. lbjs, lbe vest
ward passenger train, on this road, ran oiI
the track seven miles east of Huntsville,
AlaLann. about 2 o'rioct N night The rc.
por 10 nae from Capt. WI. llos-. the
aupcrinienjcui Of that division of The road
At the time, was, that not passenJer eas
hurt. not ercn bruised. nor dfd ever hear
that any passenger even claimed to he hurt
until about thc .fra If September, 1889,
about ten months after the accident occur
red. when saw paragraph in the Mem
phis Appeal, stating that gentleman from
Ohio had been in the city and made arrange
men,s with an attorney IN this city To bring
suit against this company for S.u,0oO for
personal injuries received on the road. ]
immediately called at the Appeal Office to
know where they got their information from,
and was told that Mcssrs. Bartlett 4 Car
pcntcr were the attorneys into whose hands
the gentleman had committed his case.
sought thcsc gentlemen, and npon inquiry
of them, was told that man who called
himself Ur. William Carroll, from South
Blcomincrille, near CAdiicoibs, Ohio, had
employed them to bring suit against this
Company FOR $50. 900, for personal injuries
, - s-..s
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A CorrsR DAL1oox 10 CAnnY TES Tnoc.
sAxD passExsEas.--psvG 1shn wise, -
lNnconoue. 1svpl1ps shs )SlDsvise: "A
cub;e loss x nznsrpbers wsi(hs n eun1s
nearly. DisplaoD : bah = b eQ1nl y !
hsIIooa of 2jo1ees dieseoss, end " - 5
bscyaas force ed ~ ~ poves = lS7
~. Neg. - sale 1al06oa u hat -
xcsli te - 6Guls sesk, ~ even 90 4
800 fses = iisues~, vkish vesld Nm
: lining = eufEyi.s po.sr Il 1,25e 49,.
A balloon 4 susk dissasioas void hass :
sspssso q eoz,6Ss sqsAss lses, sad !
nsds of shses eepPss, vsiohins enc psun1
~ square lase 0osA have li6tisg aad ear
ryinr poser 4 sver tvs Millions 81 psands,
capable Of transporting. ss . milepef nlinsss
speed. allowing for weight Of eas, ballast,
prssis;enz, etc., ten shossasd Imam pc
senserA
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NUMBf) ~


MY y" Ws|ffI - - v<@tHIf~
NJ pefsso lkss e~ss asstt tss sI~sys
- sp~slns ~ lss1h.
N lIlIs>Is sdl,cr ssys hIs - km lhs
u wse'P'ee, bot esII(tos n v
IS slrslgh siesd.
4 ne~ ywh milhmaa ssme~ vssmhise
ohsIs that swallowed Jonsl n hsfskss
vuss prophet tproi'') Out Il ss's1
4 friend ., our elbow ssy- ,h( ss tiscs
esad but two miles from hsr@o mssvo~,
y when two teams meet ihel have bosh
81 over the fence helors essl ssn pssa
1lssc you GoId.mi,hs tised ! asked .
nslemaI. on entering bock e'
9 No. Az, bu, they have so.} essslIsss
srs oil In The neat door'rsrll sbssoun'
boy.
q Patrick, You fool, what wakl you etsIs
ief that rabbit, when your gun no 'ees
r.
"IIush hush my dsrlIn', the Pth d'ss
~ Sha.'
An, Charley" said one lissl liellevo -
kolher. 1--WE are going 10 have doxpels %
kouse.'' "pooh that's notInss ~
gi.,1 tLe other: "psps roin1le ~ .
s-t,c.s an our.."
-, .u..a al ~,
~ really Ds;,s's, i,, "a,o..s, ~
Z! P
.o, :. "a shsu't, xife; We oss y
v"' ~, 49," ~
snk p'" " :" wlss
This :. res", ,.s sm 'vssi nor sv~
said eouh'rymnn' on Asshss'
% pony. -.
oe"' m :" you ss seen ,.. D.' ~. wv" lIL
-. w., !. .n."', ,~JI.s' - 49,, =" .s.,t~.
s V ~ V'~
" r
recent number Of San Franei9p4Dor
speaks d q muskct, and Of . ltsss
% killed nine thousand snipes dl|(ees.
pts, ,and the air wss full Of fAll|ng bls)sits
'cral dsys--so. to spesk Of - tress
oes +" "PPs' n0eo'ns
''
Some like sturgeon 70 sot, end sots NE
v-gin 70 drink. asal n
An Irishmsn who was engaged q 41ssia,
u had HE pickaxc raised 10 ~ - -
tho clock struck twelve, delermk11 =
ork no moro until siser dinner, ls(ee -
pickaxe and left Il hanging there. -
/ A c.,,ow ,.n. ;,.. s..s.... m. VA
,oi;cs oiEc. : fs~ 49, 40 "a ltsI
,hsrs Vas .nv nepsl,y .,s;s.a .sL;Ss -
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kffHfF-' I"I'"' J.'.F" - wv
ilfHy n hmb hnd nae l'efet.ig,e 'H"H'h
upon A. elufiaas spafis iall ~ m'sh.A
though lnoenoa. esei'e'nf1s' ~ w Fws
me innpepi'ee J have a'fHyr, Hn',. 'r
hy, supposed 'erlche1 p bs eeyv'"'
aud Amusement, rasisse. Q h9|'1e1 t''
rrehfl"n nhi no'h'hg bat orH'af caN"ns'fa.
'len could ever haze isa'slnel ! me OF MY
great m'ssnkc. 1wg fsmaus bis.ns we're
70 play inAIch st IIobekeii-~efaek men on
both siles--l'easy l,eis-sf'erilng .orld oil
Ifvephecying great ilings--fesolsedio 70 co.
NJ ge--and dlanppoipted, and may NY
dasscd, Cricket Is not aamc' y is .
popular fallacy 10 suppose u u, b"i u y
solemn ceremony periodically performed
With thc greatest rcrio'isfe.s by doludgd
Enrli sllpen who think they're having nm.
Fun! a crlckctcr has no more apprccia-
ton ~ genuine fnn than dead liekars has
d a fnncy hcrn-plpe. Grim are The
ericketcrs, and desponlinr; smilels... DE-
Fathers. holding an out door evening
prayer meeting on side bill IN four feet OF
snow in the-middle Of February, were u
gay SGT Of jolly dogs compared TO these
fueful crckeling Englimhen ont Tor a
days's pleasure. : a New York murder trial
or Hcniuck hanging mateh, would DO u
roaring farce by the sportiyc tragedy OF
these iwo crack "Elevens.' The Ghost Of
Ila,nlet's father, and the spectre Of the
murdered Ilanauo taking over their private
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-01-05

Al, v.fy Embellishments ARE allowed " bs
sh.n,ri .urs wear xiiinus additional charge.
sy rhe sAsh fer advertising " dle fron The
Sr., insss,ion VI as sassrsi-enenl
Aissni. i.cments nai asrk"d With the numher o.!
,ssrusns ie.isej viii he rsbli.hed nnd ehargea
f,r a. the rr.nIis tatrs sntiI ardcted "a!'
Ai,rr.l. aneats srSts d,-tnss must be aescm J.
PANIED by tho Cssn, Of sasisfnetory reference.
ps,,ic 4 siir.sses " clrvsins~ iNtssdcd for in.
dirdn,l bcneat, charged ~ sdvcrtIssnsmss.
Aivertisn snarnls 4 perscmal nat'rs, " admit
tel Al al, will tass 70 be pAis sss y adsmce' q
doabls prize.
sy a,lisssis hasiasss sesiess % es.ss pss line
xanaunssmenis of esndiistes must bs ps!! ic'
srieiiy W sdssaee. - follows; tos s!ase sss w;
us, sAses, oio Tor County snses. ",
Ubisasy Notices oyes nine lines IN length. e'
friia.ss q Respect By Assoeiasious er Societies
ss tn. d,ssh = : ns~hss, msss b paid fos y os'
Xii ea,s sasisssioss yss shs paper nsst bs ae
ssmnAm,st hythe snshssS sienetssss.
- N co,n s1Nic6tioMs conacelsl With th'
husiusss of this o1ce must be addressed y ~
Idltas Of The Pamela Star" a d
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Nv Hsfs, 9I 10. tibt $50 t}P'O sl!"ys v
s,n,,isIss s1upssl oil over ons SQUARE nn1 unfe'
/, I,sss, ell ~ essassj Ne tee syHscs. 49, y
49, ~ changed IN shs spses tkey ossnpy.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-01-05
BARTLETT 4 CARPENTrA

] submit these facts to the publis, tn
they may know how to act toward such ehe11
scttrs. A stranger, hurt on railroad II
says nothing about Il for ten months, thd
brings suit for So, has tho fact pu
lishcd without saying word 10 any ofIS(
Of tho Company about Il, then refuses
submit the matter To arbitration, but ps1|
cmp,orily demands $1,000, and because n
h refused, says he will take sasiaficsion o.
Of the President Il the Company. "fIe i
able and wiiiiny to do him an injury to tn
amount be deems as satisfaction, and II mo-
paid be will surely DO it, Who Is safi
where such men travel, unless they sabmi
10 their demandsg
SAM. TATE,
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hs>e lltesias ss'aeshas Irfi,sisI. snI lhIhk
'sywlf gentleman shi soflhy - h ~
itd Nos, III, ! en- 1sisfm,nei T. hsfe
lhe ia'l.f=fliaH lllhI dss NE. m Inex n !
uase slg | hsse easfei 10 ,eftIs eth
ypa snd prove 10 yea NY character o.
HesHlsasn, aHl Yes hsse friasei is esrsfs J
p'ald With lse. NaN, ~. ! VII ssy IN ~ !
lass, ihai hare ssoFs w lhr tfefHaf II
have ,ailsfaflien oft ~ yim ~ ,euF read.
nni Will have # and llle cheapest was faH
cnn settle the aaaH is ~ make me q Ifaf
ip.iiiph something near right. snd sll
iN~n u, u 5ea dehi. vii eaae sfzos
y you lke clap gf ihunder ins clear
IN ! im able and wiling 10 10 ssa
lnaNrisl Injury the amount | demand
A. NAfheiioh for the injuries done 70 me
anl less you attend TO h | surely wiz 10
v hafpol IN any ssy 10 njur anybody eu
lho fedN 80 ym had better write 10 me At
Panyln, Y Vls-is.ippi. Immediately. aud have
ih. mal's\pdiasied between You aud I.
lNveetially your.,
lsigncdl\ Oh WM. CARROLL.
fallei totee h.ssfr' Hifilett 'af.
7 pcnisr, and sNmiiied ~ Carroll letter
% lhcm. IheNiaiei TO me lat they bal
received q leilerNom Dr.. Carroll. " Pano.
Ia, dated DeeetnN ~. IN which he used
very violent lanlAAgc townrd. me: aud
threatening to asNgc himself upon NE
personally; and thaVhc letter VII. Of such
II character that ihcyNad replied to il. dc.
clnine 70 give his ID any further ntten.
ton; and that they ha\ notified Inc Of tho
fact that morning, ihro\ the po.i.oiiee,
which received on yes,c' by, and herewith
submi, u copy Of the sameX
: y. Iy Bartlett, Samuel CarP\.cr--BarletI
| 4 Carpenter, Attorneys AI.aw, north
west corner Of Main aud Jcfk son streets
Memphis, Tenn.
Mrsrnis, December \ 1859.
: Col. SAN. TArg. Dear Strive lsy.
: written to DR.. Carroll this morniA. with
: drawing from his case. W. have no \,rthe
connection with Il.
! Very tvs,lv vouva
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-24
CONVICTION NEWS.

REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION Ken
tncky Republican State Convention will
convene at the City Hall, in this city, on
Wednesday evening, the 25th inst, and will
be addressed by O. NJ. Clay, Frederick Has
saurek and others, after which the meeting
win adjourn till the next day, when delegates
will be elected to the Chicago Convention,
for the State at large, and for such of the
districts as have failed to choose their own.
RAEsoM AND HALE Held TO BAI-ARREsT
OF Two OF TFEIR OoNFEDERATEs.-Ranso
and Hale, arrested about a week since, on a
charge of passing counterfeit coin, were yes
terday held to bail in the sum of $3.50 each,
for their appearance at the next term of the
Circuit Court. The offense is punishable by
both the State and national authorities, and
the arresting officer can prosecute before
either. As the United Court holds its session
in Frankfort, it was deemed most convenient
for all concerned to have the charges inves-
tigated by the State Courts.
Two men, James Ferguson and James
cameron, supposed to be contederates of the
above, were yesterday arrested at the 'Me-
chanics' Hail. on Front-street, in Cincinnati
They passed a counterfeit three-dollar bill al
John Elitch's coffee saloon on Madison-street
about two weeks ago; since which time th,
officers have been in pursuit of them. They
will be examined to-day. ,Haf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-24
From ChnrIeaton.

CHARLEsToN,-April 22.-Knowing ones
say that Mr.. Flournay, of Arkansas, will be
temporary Chairman tomorrow, and further
that Mr.. Douglas will be nominated, and Mr.
Stevens of Georgia, for Vice-President
The masses of the delegates appear con-
fused, and it is uncertain whether the Wood
delegates and the Illinois irregulars will be
rejected, amin. ..s....r.... g..r..' ?
The Georgia double delegation case may
cause much embarrassment. The delegates
mingle pleasantly and the greatest harmony
exists. ..... ..-.--., ...r. -
The New York correspondent of the 2lst
says the delegates from New York and the
Northwest have combined for Douglas, on
condition that the latter will follow the for
mer in the event of his defeat, thus transfer
ring to him l0l votes. The present count of
the Douglas vote is, Northwest &c. Missouri,
9; New England, 18, exclusive of Massachu-
setts Maryland, a; New York, 35. Total
! lO2, without New Jersey, Pennsylvania
and scattering Southern votes. South Caro-
lima will probably vote for Davis. 4, t. c
New Jersey stands eleven for Breckenridge
to three for Douglas, counting double dele.
gates. .Llrl' r'4
cey will get seats in the New York delegates
Belmont goes openly for Douglas. Watts
and Sherman also desires seat, and may
procure O vacancy like the others. a.
The Convention will decide on platform
first. .-..l.. ....H..- -... LID It.
The Alabama delegation met this (Satur
day. evening, and resolved to. submit thei
platform, and unless theirs is substantial,
adopted to withdraw without any furthei
demonstration. The Mississippi delegation
may follow. s-.uIe-. 49,.
It is now ascertained that Douglas will ge
only four half votes from Missouri, and tw'
from Maryland on the first ballot, and pro
bhbly no others from the South.
The Massachusetts, delegation met to-day
and will give him six votes. a..I