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LOUISVILLE, Nov additional returns indicate
that Douglas has carried Missouri.
Lincoln's plurality in Connecticut is 2S,275. In
New Hampshire Lincoln's plurality is nearly 10000
The Illinois Legislature stands one Republican ma
jority in the Senate and seven in the House. Two
doubtful.
Breckenridge has carried Florida, Mississippi and
Georgia.
In Virginia as far as heard from Breckenridge has
1000 majority against Letcher's 200 majority.
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Con,.rvatIv. wen in Conare,,.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Z, IL M.-The friends of the
South and the Union are here warmly congratulating
themselves in consequence of the increased oppos-
ton majority in Congress to LincOln's administra-
ton. The Republicans Invested of Legislative
power to injure the South, even if they were dis
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ST. LOUIS No. Sept. %, 1850
At the National Fair this day, the first and highest
uremium was awarded to the Grover Il Baker Sew
ing Machine over the Singer, Wheeler x Wilson, and
eight others in competition.
octl4-dtw&wlm.
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NASHVILLE, Sept. -, !

NASHVILLE, Sept Is, 1850.
The Committee appointed by the State Bureau of
the Sycnth Annual State Fair of Tennessee to ex-
anime and mark award, for the best Family Sew.
ing Machine find on exhibition the following ma
chimes in competition: The !. Il. SINGER, WHEELER
& WILSON, A. b. Howe, and the GROVER & BAKER
The first three named. although differing in con-
struction and capacity, still far as the stitch is
concerned. all arrive At the same point making
what is called and known as the shuttle stitch each
using a shuttle or shuttle and bobbn upon which all
the lower thrcador thread used underneath requr-
cd to be respoolcd The Shuttle Machine may be used
upon some classes of family sewing with degree of
satisfaction, but conceive from their construc-
ton operation and stitch their principal adaptation
is to the purposes of manufacture The points we
conceive most necessary and important to meet the
wide range of requirements in machine for family
sewing we find more fully combined in the GROVER
& BAKER-eXtent OF capacity. simplicity of con-
struction ease of management, advantage of using
thread from two spoOls without hiding: strength
of work elacticity, durability and regularity of
stitch. and Quietness of movement. We therefore
mark award TO the GROVER & BAKER.
JoHN HEROES Chairman.
10. W. HORROR,
J. W. WILSON
C. H. WHITE
JAS. A. W0OpS
hereby certify that the above is a true copy of
the original decision and award of the Committee
upon Family Sewing Machines, appointed by the
Tennessee State Fair for 1860.
L. P WILLIAMS.
Sec'y State Agricultural Bureau
i. a., ,g4I, A.
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From Augusta.
Eyom Chicago,

AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. ga member Of the South
Carolina Legislature says that there is but little
doubt that Convention viii be called and the Union
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Loui lima.

Special Dispatch to the Union and Amsrlcan
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. s.-Louisiana gives Breckin-
ridge about three thousand majority
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CITY NOTICES.

MONEY ron SALE.-The money of the Nashville
Building Association will be loaned out tonight.
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pointed Thursday, 18th instant, day of thanks
giving.
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An appropriation Of six hundred dollars for the
benefit Of Mr.. MCLEOD, was made by the Common
Council Of Louisville Thursday evening to defray
the expense of reconnaissance of railroad route
between Lebanon, KY, and Knoxville, Tenn.
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JoHN YORK g. Co.. have received the Ledger and
the New York Herald of this date.
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Fine Groceries, Wines, BEandieS, SC,
R. B. SNOWDEN 4 CO.,
mninn md A-.n.n RInek

L. B. SN0WDEN 4 CO.,
Union and American Block.
VTTE in receipt Of large we'll selected stock of
EGHS' P PqT 9s .S :a T Is Ten 10
cOuntry Merchants cash cannot do better than to
call III, as offering extra inducements.
Brandles. all viniAEes, In wood and glass;
Irish and Scotch Whisky
Madeira, sherry and PORT of the best brands;
Holland Gin and Jamaica Run, In wood and glass;
Champagne, Hook, Aessl and clarsts;
Italian and German Wines, Of all kinds;
cid HonongAhels, Rye Bourbon and Corn whisky;
Bitten-Hoseer's, aoulsys, Boxers, Old ssohsa &s;
Scotch Ale and London Porter
French oerdAls, Light Wines andsyrups.
Italian HAcearoni, VerElcslI and Fastuiee;
erren and Black Teas, all qualities;
Hsmedeally Sealed Meats, Fruits;
Fish and Vegetables;
Preserves, JsIliss and JAMS
Pickles, Sauces and Condiments;
Nat, Fruits and Candled Fruits
Dried Fruits, Figs and Raisns;
Extracts and Perfumeryi
Toilet Soaps, Prunes;
Brandy Fruits;
Crackers, &C., &c.
Fire Works, Rockets and Roman Candles;
Havana Cigars, Chewing Tobacco and SNUFF;
heerehsun Pipes, Cigar and Lquer Cases.
Smoking TobGoeo-rurkish and Virginia;
Cranbenies Buekwheat and Syrup;
Cheese-BDglish Dairy, ". R. and Pine Applet
Sugar Cured Hams, Beef and Tongues;
Wooden and Willow Ware and Brooms;
New York Steam Refined Candy;
French oandied Rruit Apricot Paste and Nougat;
Ground and Whole Spices, Olive OIL,
Msckere Shad, Salmon, Roe Herring,
Smoked and Saueed Salmon and Cod Fish;
Dates, Dried Fruit, Canton Ginger, &c, &C, &c.
Together with all articles pertaining hs supply Of fam
R. b. SNOWDEN IL CO.,
oet3I-0n No, North Cherry Street.
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Lincoln,s rrniorLtLes.

Iowa and Minnesota are strongly claimed by the
Republicans.
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..aI,s7I,pSs
Baltimore CoFsee Hrarlet Nov. ?

Cote continues In good demand sales today Of $50
bags Rio l3o coo bags Talluah on private terms
under1tood however TO be at lc; 400 bags ex Ay Queen
At l4c and 100 bags Government Java t17Kc We publish
below the usua weekly report Messrs White Elder Oofs
Brokers', to which We refer for quotations:
WEEKLY coFyER REPo1T.
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| $500
The great Southern remedy AnJrosqI Oh, a home
production manufactured Nashville, Tenn is fami
ly medicine sustaining reputation almost without
parallel. 1t should be kept in every household.
Read the evidence in special notice.
LITERARY PApERs.--Messrs. F. HAGAN & Co., Al
College street. have received all the literary and
Illustrated papers for the current week. Call and
get your Sunday reading.
SoNs OF TENPERANCR.-An adjourned meeting @
the Grand Division of Tennessee will be held in
Temperance Hall, IN this city, on Wednesday, No.
yember 18th. W BRYCE THOMPSON, G. S.
SAM. VAN1EER & Co., Market Street, are selling at
wholesale or retail all kinds of Hardware at prices
to suit the times. Call on them for bargains.
septS-2m
WANTED.-A gentleman, business man, &C., want
ed partner in respectable and profitable bust
ness. with $1,000 cash. He must be as above Ad-
dres ROBERT,
oct16-dlm Post Office.
am offering great inducements to parties wish
ing to purchase
COMMON, MEDIUM
OR
FINE VIRGINIA TOBACCO
By the quantity. Call and examine at A Union |
street.
OctI2-tf P&B J. w. LANGLEY. |
Latest News from Old VirginlAI
JOHN WHEREBY,
32lSOuIh Market Street,
STILL AHEAD.
WHEREBY Rock City Chewing Tobacco
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAF
without ANY ADULTERATT0N.
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Frnn, LonIainnn.


NEW ORLEANS Nov. S-Breckinridgs's plurality
in Louisiana will probably be $500.
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Sec'y State Agricultural Bureau.

Office Of exhibition and sale of the GROVER i
BAKER Family Machines, No. 46 Public Square Nash
vile. Tennessee. Il. r. BRoCEwAY.
Proprietor and owner Of the GROVER Il BAKER Pa
tent for he State of Tennessee.
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COMMERCIAL.
msns Of t0'day compares As follows Win that Of


The New York Rala 10 it, Money artioIs Of Monday even
Ing says;
The Bank statement Of to-day compares as follows with that d
Week ending. Loans sp-cse. circuI'n. Deposits.
Oct. 696 S7s795 $50 sai23es s7sS5 30
NOV S.'-~-. l2osS5Ssa S9,l9i 06s 94s9423 7OsIO4l6
Increase I,s7l,Sss sUo,s9O ...........
Deoaease 0OJoUo l6l3.S0l
increase CT Losna large the Of Deposits
which has been large for the past three has evidently
tempted the Enks 20 expand Taken in with the loss
OF Specie and lie political uncertainties OF The day viii not
nave areassurng eject Though another season. under
other circumstances il might enough The Specie
ressrTe is really more than is shown above
Inc money arEet is dull Peopls waiting to the
on over before parting with their Money, and while amount
OF paper osr Is SMALL there still money seeking invest
ment in discounts Brokers paying 6a97 on call.
The foreign Exchange opens without much inquiry
Bankers rates are 1854 for slreing is< for Francs
but large amounts could not be sold without concession from
these figures Commercial Bills offered lo7K9X and
The following is comparative statement Of the exports
specie from New York. 20 the Both ofNovember in the years no.
ted
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have twenty-five thousand dollars worth Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods which / will sell at
cost for cash. as am determined 50 do an exclusive
cash business We invite all those DESTROYS of pur
chasing goods to call and for themselves at No
p. North side of the Square. DAVID HUMPHREY.
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CHARLES B. HALL,
sausq-tf
DR.. Eaton,s InfantiIe Cordial, for Child
rem TeeIhinR.

DR.. Eat0nss Infantile Cordial, for Child.
rem Teethings
Isl narcotic lu sleep and perhaps death your
ferne precious ones-bu reliable and certain remedy
tbs iiIs Of infante e It viii soften gums reduce in.
ANIMATION and relieve all pain, and greatly facilitate the
proce& the period OF teshing It works like giving
healthy sleep night to little sufferer and grateful rest n
weared mother Il does not conspae the bowels because
contains NO A0RPHLbEL or Opists Of any kind
fully warranted in stating Of any other
preparation for nfAne complaints at this time before the publ
lie but quick and never falling remedy for Didrrhea Dis
Gripping in Tie Stomach, Acy and being powerful anti
sPssmodie Mothers should always have It BY them Of
CosUsoSs especially when they purpose giving their Children
any Of the other old narcotics Of the day exceedingly
Eston's Infsnte Cordial, this only can you rely Ga
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT,
Sole projectors 100 Broadway, New York.
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Election News.

HARRUBURG, Nov. S.-The Governor has issued a
proclamation declaring William Lehman duly elect
ed to Congress from the Fifth District.
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sANFORD's
yer InvdEOratOr,
VIEWER DEBILITATEs.

SANFOnDS
Liver Inv1SOratOr,
NEVER DEBILITATES.
Ut Is compounded entirely from Gum and
has become established fact Standard Medicine, known
and approved by Sl that have dsed Us ana Is new 70
sorted 10 with confidence all the disease for which it
1t has cured Thousands 6 within the last two
who had given up ali hopes Of relief the numerous
1nsoIi-Jsss5 c.r,6nates in nv ~ possession show.
The dose must be adapted TO the temperament Oh the
individual taking Is and Us ed IN sooh quAnue' - 70
do1ss; 4 gdfRSsSh EETf;o K, an. an =:
Tin c,-s liver Com. = plants, BIIIOusA Al.
TarES nvSneDSia,l n chronic Diarrhoe0
~ mmeE CSm,S g1 l@nn.cii H RssnnsI
Co,stiVe1ess ChOl. &c, Cholera, ChOIe-
ra mOrbus, ChOlera Infantum, Eiatn.
eS "a - he usei suc = IcessfullJ Orotnas
nv FamilV medi. = cine. It will cureStCA
II r. a q NJ r., las = Thousands testify9 in
IITontV ,nfnntes. IL = two Ghree Tea
spOOnfuls are tuk- - en- at the comm 7n'1H Wv 0'
All who use Ita giving their @Ony
M1 Str in the mouth N, the lnvigoratOr, and swallow
OO I, tCE' SeSsrNF F ' FAMILY CATHARTIC
Pill from pure vegetable extracts AID put up
nGL4SS GASES, air tight, and will keep in any climate
The Family Ca th1rtie F HLLns gen S
tie but active Cathartic which the proprietor mas
used in his practice more than twenty year.;
The c,rvto,tl,, ipcvsa,;pg 20 demand from those who
have lorg usad the PILLS and the satisfaction which
ali express In regard to their induced me to plsos
them within the reach Of all ~ ,,n. r,.,n.,,, 49,
The Profession we'll know that different CahArnS So'
Of different portions Of the = bowels
The FAMILY A - E THAAItC r
has with due reference this well estabhshsd iact'
been compounded = variety OF the pureat ege
table Extracts which act alike on every part Of the
aIimeutary canal, and are good and safe in all cas-
where 8 Cathsrtic is Z needed, such As ~
ranPemeuTs or the Stomach, Sic Pi-
ness, Pains i'm the - Back and o n 5,
COsIiVeueaa, Pain and Soreness over
the whole b d ", = from sudden cold, which
frequently, il neglected. end in a long course OF Fe-
yer loss OF Appe. - tic, a Creeping SEN
Eatfou of Cold over the body, Restless
ness, Headache, or weigh In the head,
all KnflammatO rT - Diseases, W oFmSs in
Children Adults, rheumatism, great
Purifier Of the Blood and many diseases to which
nesh is heir, numerous 70 mention this advertise
nent. Desc, 10 3. Price dimes
The Liver InyigOratOr and Family Gu
tharttc Pile retsed Druggists generally and sold
wholesale BY the trade Ia all the large towns
S. T W. SANFORD, N. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor, 5S5 Broadway, n Y.
o. j. WOOD & Co.,
Ga Toufl No.
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II was eAecleu 10 De Completed early IN the present
month, and the Sultan and his Ministers were to at
tend the opening.
MARRIED, DESERTED AND MARRIED TO THE SANE AGAIN.
The St. Louis papers tell a strange story of one
JoHS HARDwIoK Pittsburg mechanic. In 1853 he
went to California, leaving wife and two children
behind. Reaching the land of gold. he dug pile
which his partner stole from him. Then he fell sick
and recovered only to find himself quite impoverish-
ed, feeble and Discouraged He wrote frequently
to his wife, she did not receive his letters, nor did
any from her reach him. He concluded that she
glad to be rid of him, so he begun to dig again.
In the mean time the wife mourned for him as for
one dead then naturally married again and removed
to ST. Louis. Her first children died. and she bore
two more to the second husband: he after time
died also Within a month HARDwICK the Califor-
MIA adventurer, having accumulated fortune, Icame
toward the East travelling by the overland route
Stopping in St. Louis he walked about the city,
looking at the town. While so engaged, he met his
wife. Mutual explanations" followed The dead
children received the tribute of paternal tears and
the new ones were welcomed with affection. Then
clergyman united the pair for the second time, and
all parties soon left St. Louis.
BURNING OF TIE Neil HOUSE AT CoLUNBJs OHIo.-
This fine establishment, which many of those who
accompanied the Legislative Excursion to Colum-
bus last January, will remember admirably kept
hotel was totally destroyed by fire on Tuesday
night the 9Th inst The fire originated in the upper
story Of the house, and gained rapidly to par
alyze all efforts to check it. The iremen of COlum-
bus said to have been either careless or in
efficient and the fire spread with such rapidity,
threatening so serious loss to the best part of the
city, that Gov DENNIsoN elegraphed to Cincinnati
for steam engines and apparatus, which were for
warded by the Little Mama road in less than four
hours Rapidly as they came however, they arrived
too late to be Of any important service. The Neil
House was entirely destroyed together with most of
its furniture and appointments. 1t believed to
be freproof building, and hence its owners were
insured only to the amount of about $4,000. The |
loss to the former is estimated at Sl3OO0O and to
the landlord al S25 600. Mr.. FAILING, the landlord |
merits and receives the sympathy, not only of his
immediate friends but of the entire travelling COM
munity. The loss to the adjoining buildings was |
but trihing and mostly covered by insurance.
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All those indebted to J. c. NICHOLSON & Co, or
to NICHOLSON & HUMPHREY, will please come forward
and settle their accounts, as we are in need of
money. nov2-lm
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BIectiOnIn Georgia

We have received the following returns Of the
result OF the election in this State on Tuesday for
President and Vice President:
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Ths 18Th, l6 h, 25h districts Governor in 1859
ID Davidson county, although they voted in 1856 in oheatham
county.
that the 18th and cath districts for 1859 in
DadSon county athOugh they voted In ls56 in Chatham
county
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RixerNa

Reported by a. h HarSon Steamboat, and Baltimore and
Ohis Railroad Agent
River now on the rise with prospects Of high
tide. Now on Hsrpeth Shoals a suficiency of water
for all ordinary purposes. The c. E. HiIlman hour
y looked for and will meet with immediate dispatch
The Commodore Perry having been detained by the
Indictment weather now ready for the reception of
freghts for the Ohio river intermediate landings and
Pittsburgh The Mellrose and John Gualt viii be
the first boats due from the Ohio.
ARRIVED.
John A. Fisher Paducah.
Commerce,
Charter,
DEPARTED.
May Duke, Padncah.
EXPECTED
B. n Runyan, New Orleans.
CE Hilman, Memphis.
Mellrose, Cincinnati
J1o. Gault, Louisville.
Glenweod Cincinnati.
LEANING.
Diamond, Cincinnati
Steamer Commodore Perry, will leave this day
positively at o'clock for Louisville Cincinnati and
Pittsburgh. Passengers and shippers will find thi
craft desirable she is in command of courteous
set of officers who intend to make this their perma-
nent trade.
There Will be regular u o'clock Paducah pack
ct this day.
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Read the EUidence-

Read the following letter from clergyman, we'll known In
West Tennessee, North Alabans and Mississippi
[KrTRAcT.]i
Messrs Clark Gregory Co., Nashville Tsun-If did not
think troubled with testimonials than you ind
time 70 would send word in relation TO what Am
brosiai Oil has done for Suffice to say that had been
suffering with hoarenes obstruction ia the Bronchial tubes;
for many years. and getting bad that could scarcely I'LL
my appointments Your AmbTosia Oil perfectly restored
and now can work without difficulty.
Okalona, Miss. Rev. A. L. HUNSAKEB.
For sale BY all Druggists and country dealers generally
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ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR
B ENEV0LENT INSTITUTIONS
Is
DOCTOR A. w. MESECK'S

medical BisPensary and Consulting Rooms
For the Treatment Of General and Private Diseases
On Deaderick street, Nashville, Tenn.
FTVHE DOCTOR is regular graduated Phv,ci.n and an ala
practitioner from the old country being already feen
years IN America with bis fame established for his
SUCCESS in the treatment Of desperate cases. he espisss 10
his patients or to humbug the public with fictitious or Trashy
In private diseases Doctor has never failed vet n
among desperate Of IA years standing after they had
on ad without success and given up BY nine other Phys
cans credible gentlemen testify assertions
long practice In large capital cities and hospitals OF the old
and this country made him familiar diseases
The Doctor the American French and Ger
man and always ready to tender hs advise and ser
wees with poteness eonscientiousness discretion
Persons at distance may have advice and v
Iulng him through letters neosing a. Zee al ea 90 To Post
BOX No. 5s (Q1acks charge only 81 essin postage sars
only pocket the money they net trouble fur
, BIS family residence Is on North Market street.
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Blood FoodI
Blood Food!
DNnAA E->IW
BLOOD FOOD

To all suffering from consumption, ncipen confirmed,
from debility Of kind from mental pFosraton
brought by any from srofulas complaints from
diseases Of the kidneys bladder to ladies' suffering OF
the distressing complaints their liable and which
engender consumption, the
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-04-19

done on tho canals; for the current
public liabilities of all kinds, even to
the salaries of the officers. That
money, if it be there, and for present
use, We admit that it is, can be used
lawfully for no purpose other than
that provided by the statute, We say
then that the State has no money to
pay it's current indebtedness, which
has been accumulating since the 18th
of November last. That is the truth
and il the Journal denies it, then ii
denies the truth with a full knowledge
that the facts are as We state them to
be. Our State Treasury is bankrupt
and become so under the administra.
tion of the Republicans, and as a
legitimate result of their mal.adminiS,
tration Of Public A Afiairs, The Jour,
nal knows it can't pay one dollar, no,
not so much as one dime Of the current
liabilities, and it is grossly mean and
shameiuIly dishonest for that paper to
attempt to evade the truth in relation
to this matter Statesman.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-04-19
Parties ora the Record

We this morning present our read
ers with chapter from the proceed
ings Of the Legislature, which We are
anxious that all should read and con.
slider. This chapter embraces lhe
proceedings in relation to proposed
amendment to the Constitution which
should cftctuaIly exclude all persons
from voting who are not purely white,
Mr.. jolly is the only person elected
to the Legislature by the Opposition
who voted with the Democrats in ia,
yur Of the amendment. Not one Dem
UcraG voted against the amendment.--
Some say that the Supreme Court cod
not decide otherwise than it did, IN
deciding that person in whom the
African blood did not eqnal the white
blood, is white. lfthis ls true, and il
the other allegation is trne, that the
Republican party is moi in favor oil
Negro suffrage, how cones it that the
Republican members OF the Lcgisla.
tDre wopld not submit the question oI
the amends eut of the Constitution IN
this particular to IL vote Of the peope'
ii it is true that the Supreme Court
could not decide otherwise under the
present Constitution, and if it is true
that The Republican party does not te'
yor negro suffrage, they would have
voted with the Democrats to submit
this question to vote OF the people.
Having refused to do so, they stand
convicted as IN favor Of negro suffrage.
There staEds the record. Bead it9ud
study it.--ChiI. Adp
The advertiser is mistaken in say.
ing that Mr.. jolly is the only opposi.
tiOn lpember who voted with the dem
ucrats. Messrs. Harlan, ofGreen Co.,
Nigh, OF Lawrence, and Mnsson, Of
champaign, voted with the democrats
upon agreeing to tho amendment OF
the Committee.