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which was referred to lhs COMMITTEES on Public
Rosds without residing.
OOMNmrEE REPORT
MI. sHEIDreturned several bills from stand
ing Committee.
UsuRT LAWS.
senator Payns's bin IS 81 10 amend the Usa.y
Laws was read and passed tie second reading; On
motion of Mr. MARTIN, at ghose instance & vas
taken from The files under suspension Of The rules
RELIsF TO CERTAIN PERSONS.
Mr. VAUGHN offered resolution for the relief
Of Joseph Divine aad Thomas Hsnsley Of M1nras
ceuaty, which Wss read.
On his DOlion the rules Weie suspended and the
resolution adopted
NsE Hills
The following bills we're introduced. read and
seserany passed the fest reading without OBJ
jsctiOn:
BY sIr GREENE 472, 10 extend the pawsrs Of
the tOEE Constable OF Kingston, Raane county.
By Mr. MORRIS, AIS. TO amend sec. ? 45l or the
Code Of Tennessee 20 file oil for divorce in the
COUNTY where parties reside
By Mr. MARTIN, 4T4 t. amen1 the char er and
extend the limits OF The to IN OF Lebanon.
b Mr. WOODS, 475, TO change the county
line between Rutherford and wilsol o,unties.
by Mr.. WOODS, 476, change he place Ct
holding elections flr Directors 81 tae Murfcsesb0ro'
snd - ---- Turnpike Company.
NIGHT SESSIONS.
Mr. HARRIS offered resolution providing for
night sessions and after tomorrow.
The resolution lies IN the taale for one day
under the rules.
KEIFUcKT AND TENNESSEE STATE LINE
/ On N tion Of Mr.. PORTER The rules we're sus
/ pendsded AMI Senator 0ioyapl bill RS. 222l for
the benefit Of the Kentucky aud Tennessee state
Line Commissioners was taken FRONT ne files and
read he second time
/ Mr.. BUTLER proposed TO amend by granting he
same relief 70 Commissioners on ihs hUe be- seen
Tennessee and Virginia.
The bill yassed tue second readiaE. snd With the
amendment referred to tie Committee on Claims
MEMPHIS PEOPLES PASSENGER RAILROAD
On motioo By Nr. SHE'D. ssaais, Psyns's bill.
Is 225 to incorporate the Peoples Passenger Rail
road Of Memphis, taksn from the fles under
suspension Of The rules read ana passed he third
and last reading in tho House OF sReprrstntatives
Upton COUNTY COURT HOUSE
The SPEAKER announced the special order to be
Alr Whitmores bill [ Il. R. 791 20 permanently To-
este the seat Of justice Of Upton o0uaty.
The bill was read he third time, as we're also the
petitions accompanying ii
Mr.. WHITMORE spoke At leagth in favor Of the
passage Of bis bal. He occupied the floor and
claimed the attention. Of tn House for an hour and
quarter.
Mr.. BENNETT read lengthy petition from GER
tain persons Interested protesting against tn pro-
posed removal o. the county size Of Upton county
Before concluding tia re 'dirg, he gave way for 3
motion 10 lake the noon cess.
Aud then
Ga motion, the House took the usual recess till
O'Clock.
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HEKDE RsON RO's.,
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,
STEAM AND GAS FILTERS,
NO. l3 DEADERICK STREET,
NASHVILLE,

NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.
WWTE have hand and sale Sheet Lead, Lead Pine Baths
w water Closets, Wash Stands, Lin and Force Pumps
Pumps Hose, Hydrants, Block Tin da8 AXur Sheet Zine
Water Rams Wrought I-on Pipes FOR las and STEAM from i 30
inches. Also, dlobe F1lT Check valves Coanecon Cocs
Air Cocks Gauge Cocks Gong Bells. Ssum Whistles Elbow and
Knees every description 90 s me aofeY &C. Parties In he
country have pipes cut and screTed y aendng drawings
n. B-Agsuts for Eaaons patsn Coal and Wood C5ol,
Rauuer7 saptl6-f.tuE-ugu,
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On motion by Mr. DUDLEY. the Senate amend
meat 10 his CiarksVille aad Cumberland Gap Rail-
road Company Bill was eoneurred in by the House,
under q suspension Of the rules.
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Auction sale Extraordinary.
SPLEN DID NEW FURNITURE
HARDY BROTHERS, AuctiOneeFs.

a. 10 O'Clock, viii sell By special contract, the entire
stock Of furniture Of the late s. J. Johns manufacturer Of
Cincinnati close without This stock
beautiful and elegantly and tastsfuly finished
Rosewood Mahagony Walnut and Cherry Par0r Chamber and
Dining Room sets eOmplets also, magnificent asserted pieces
such Sofas sOabs Dvans, Chairs Rockers What
Nots, Ottomans Card and Centre Tables, eureaus Wabe
Beisads Wasnsands, Sewing Tables sde5osrds, sidsbes,
Fables Castor Chairs, &C In Short pledge
ourselves only exhibit without the most
magnificent Of splendid Furniture in
city We invite special attention oa persons
desiring such goods to this sale. HARDY BROS,
Auctionesrs and General Agents,
ian3t a Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee.
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POTATOES

~ IN RBIS Neshapocs, for sale BY A. JENKINS.
s0dF dec9 No IA South Market Street.
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TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.
Seed Oats, seed Potatoes, and Glover seed.
a. JENK TNS,
No. Al, Market Street,
is NOW RECEIVING
SO0 BgsHELS Missouri 100 bbls Seed Potatoes, Early
.bNDNB Oats; Mishaunocks;
1000 bushels PennsyVani Oats 20 bbs Glover Seed
very heavy and clean; 50 bags do do;
ALSO IN STORE
100 bales Timothy Hay: 900 do B. bbls Family Flour;
100 bales Fodder; 20 bbls Lard;
1000 bags Corn go bags Corn Meal;
$50 bushels Red Irish Potatoes 1900 DO Bran;
100 hhls Apples, 500 do Efforts;
3 kegs Butter:
LlsO-I6 Ibis Oil Cake.
superior article q feed, for improving the condition horses,
COWS, &c which he would the attention Of the public
j1n29-d,tWaEly A. JENKINS, No. u Market Street.
WANTED.
000 BUSHELS good clean Miliet Seed, By
y OOO A. JENKINS.
JallS9 No. IA Market Street.
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REGULAR PASSENGER Pa

NOTICE To RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
GEALEDproposas will be received Bridgeport, jackson
- county, Ala until lst March, 1860. the graduation and
masonry Of the Jasper Branch Railroad miles long
be paid for from ths subscription 70 said read
Stockholders bidding viii have the preference The Com
pa1y reserTng the right &c reject any bids
Maps and plofes viii be exhibited days before the day Of
letting at the Engineers Jascer the day o. let
ing Of Bridgeport. J. L. ESEILL
teh2-tWlm Chief Engineer n. & G. Z. r.
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FOE mAGIsTRATE.

FOR MAGISTRATE.
We authorized and requested t. w. D. RoBERT
candidate for reelection Magistrate the he
Nashville District, 81 Davidson county ensuing March
election ifsb7-td
APPIetOn's H. r. Guide for January. Just
received hy BAGAN & TREANOR,
feo2 No 6 Union street.
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h0nkers Cases. every size and quality; Blank Books
Memorandum Books, Composition Books, Copy Books &C.
Just received in quantities BY HAGAN & TREANOR,
feb2 No e Trnio1 etraat
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ADJUSTMENTS.
cRIsP's GATETY.


TEVHE splendid passenger steamer BTTENE-
Il ONA As JoEs 5 DAsHIZLL, Master. will eiI.a-s-&
Leave hsfe on ths tsDAf' the End inst, at y -
Ocoek n. For freight or passage apply On board or TO
ieo@ 2 HAMILTON, Agent
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UNION RESTAURANT AHEAD!
No. A Union Street, Opposite state Bank.

FRESH SHAD! FRESHSHAD!! FRESH SHADI!I
UST arrived By Ad1m's Express lsrge lot Of fresh Shad
Savannah, the hrst the Always kept
hand good assortment Of such Grouse, peasants
Quail5 Yeuson, Same Fish, which will be served the
above Restaurant in the best style. A. JONHARD Agent.
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FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
TWVHE regular packet boat Lebanon F. DA- -
ii WILSON, Master, wilt depart above and all So -
intermediate ports FRIDAY, the "a Of Feb dcl
ruary, y o'clock b. For freight passage apply on
board or to III. H. HARRISON,
Eb2 A. HAMILTON, Agents
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NEW MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC.
sasoas Quick Step sc; Frsste Polka Soc Sweet Sixteen
Polka 4hands 25s Lsncsrs Quadrillss hands, 5Oe Vic
toria Quades e band sec; Wire brdge sehosoh soc; Still
my 25c SEzer Rose for utar 2c Spare the Old
Homestead for Guitar, 2joi shower Of Pearls cOeon Of
vocal duets 81 o..
Music mailed free Of postage, receipt Of he marked Price
AtLUCk'S Music Store
febI a. Union street.
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VALENTINES.
f. Hagan, Al college Street,
Is now receiving large varied assortment Of VaIen-
tines, Envelopes, Writers, Cards, &c,
bracng comic and sentimental prices varying from
$50 each very liberal deduction those buying
sell again. spceia; attention to orders F. HAGAN,
feb2-d&w Al College Street
FANCY STATIONERY.
+. Hagan has Just received a complete assortment o.
French and English Fancy Stationery
feb2-dAW a College Street.
VALENTINES
VALENTINEsII
VALENTINESI!I
IN QUANTITIES.
IN QUANTVTIESL
BQUANTTTES!l!
OF Every DescriptiOnI
OF Every Description
OF Every DescrIptIOnIII
AT Hagan a TreanOr's!
AtHagaa & TreanOr's!!
At Hagan & 'TreanOr's!!!I
NO UNION STREET.
NCG UNION sTREET!!
seoa Nc 8 UNION STREET. III
EWING, McG8ORY & CO..
Wholesale Grocers,
FORW4RDLyG G COMMISSION MERCHANTS, !
Cor Market and Church streets,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
febe-dH
For Hire,
VETE have eight sprghty little fer
w hire suitable FOR waiting in the house, nursing, &C ,eon
s'sng Of boys and girls Call before they age ga
feb9 No.i6 Cellar street
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ron LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.

FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
yHyHB regular packet JOHN 5AULT, J. H.
BuNcE Master and c. 7. REzBER, CLERK. have ias-ta
determined to their boats trips from this port
70 louisville. commencing on Wednesday TIE 18th
lar, leaving port other Wednesday
untloW
This boa connects with B. o. r. at Louisville for
Parkerburg, Cincinnati nail steamers and in low Eatr
linotdstain freight, tut forward immsliately-
f.55-S5 H. H HARRISON, Ag'L
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which was referred to .hs Committee on Public
ROads without residing
COMHIrrEE REPORT.
Mr.. sHEIDrsturned several bills fron stand
4,
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A"lIHs NJ a0ll Ielsa
Oolong and PoRohong Teas, Pickles. Preserves Oysters smok
ing Tobacco and many oder articles.
IL , To al Ct Fhch, would call The speal attea0n and
invite the inspection Of the trade and them We can
many Inducements not 10 be found elsewhere.
ian8-n ARCHER CHEArHAM 3 BROTHER.
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NIsHr sEssloNs.

Mr. HARRIS offered resolution providing for
night sessions on and after tomorrow.
The resolution lies IN the taale for one day
under he rul les
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UWTF have in Store and Tor ANAL lot o. choice family
W faCN, cured by one the best connoiseurs ia the
,o,,1tv MIZELL, HOOPER 4 CO.,
sep9 Nos. an15 Market Street
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Upton COUNTY COURT HOUSE
AFTERNn0N SESSION

3 motion, the House took the usual recess til
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The House resumed the consideration Of the or
Ter Ieuding az TIE hour Of taking the noon recess
Ehch vas the question Of 6nsl passage Of Mr..
Fhi'mOre's bill [ Il K 79l for the permanent To-
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Massachusetts Election.

BosToS, Tuesday, Nov. D. 1861
Alexander II. Rice is reelected TO Congress in the
Fourth District.
Arson BnrliDgame is defeated in tee Fifth District
In the Ninth District George Bailey il elected to
Congress by l 800 majority over Eli Thayer.
The Republicans have carried all the Congressional
Districts except the Fifth, in which mr.. Buriugame
is defeated.
I49 Etowns, not including Boston, give Lincoln
So ,299; Douelas 1924 Breckenridge 3,l97. These
towns comprise about halt the State. Linc1n's plu-
rality can hardly be less than 10000
Mr.. Andrews is elected Governor by about the same
vote. The Legislature is largely Republican.
BosToN, Tuesday, Nov. 6-Noon.
There was heavy rain this morning. but it has now
cleared up, and the voting is gciog on briskly.
The footings 10 tbs IVth Congressional District, as
FAR as counted, are: Rice . 1913 Bigelow 81.
In the vth District Burliugsme has 2,l39, and APP
pletoD 1876.
There il a good deal Of excitement
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Pennsylvania.
tcb to Phe n. z. Tdbuns.


HARRISBURG, Pa, Tueedsy Nov. D, 1860.
Lincoln's majority in this city shows gain of 200.
There sre large gains in the adjoining counties. The
GEORGE BERGNER
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Nov. 6, 1860.
The election is progressing quietly, and there will
evidently be q email vote. The Bel msn are voting
their straight ticket The Douglasites have difficulty
in procuring strsght Tickets and many refuse voting,
while others use the Reading ticket. There is every
probability of large Republican plurality in the city,
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Nov. 6-evening
Philadelphia will give Lincoln from 1000 to 1000
majority, and $4,000 plurality. The State viii give
him 60, OOO to 70, 900 msjOrity.
Lancaster Co.-S000 70. Lincoln.
Huntingdon CO., 500 for Lincoln.
Allegheny Co 10 600 for Lincoln.
Scattering returns from the interior show large Re-
publican gains over the Governors vote.
Lancaster City gives &c Republican majority, gain
Of 366.
Columbia Republican by l79, gain of ll5.
Hollidaysburgh, Republican by 49, gain of u.
Lycoping CO.-Trout Run, Lincoln, 81 majorityi
Canton, Lincoln. 375 majority.
Bradford Co.-Troy Borough, 81 Lincoln majority;
Lewsburg 274 Lincoln majority Wolf, 81 Lincoln
majority.
Lycoming Co.-Jersey Shore, 81 Republican ma
jority.
Clinton Co.-Lock Haven, Republican gain OF 80
over the State election.
Luzerne Co.. ilkesbarre 1873 Republican majority.
Mcptour Co.-Danyille, North Ward ia Repubh'
can majority.
Pittsburgh Ccompete), 2,i57 Republican majority;
Allegheny City, Republican majority 1885, increase
in 81 districts heard from, z, 300 on October.
Philadelphis-First Ward, Lincoln over Reading,
80 msiorty; Second Ward, Lincoln over Reading,
Sl7; Fourth Ward, Lincoln over Douglas, II major
inv: Fifth Ward, Reading over Lincoln, a; Sixth
Ward, Lincoln over Reading $50; Ninth Ward, Lin
coin over Douglas Sl4; Eleventh Ward, Lincoln over
Reading, 2l5; Twelfth Ward Lincoln over Reading
GEO: Fourteenth Ward Lincoln Reading, $50 ma
;ori.y; Sixteenth Ward, Lincoln Reading, $40
majority; Seventeenth Ward, Reading over LincolD,
70. Twentieth Ward Lincoln Reading, l,o02
nsioritp; Twenty fourth Ward, Lincoln over Read
ing, 81
These returns indicate Lincolus plurality in the city
10 600 or II OOO The reurns from these WARDS show
q considerable decrease from October
Dsupbin Co.-Lncoln, GOO majority.
Chester Co.-Lincoln, 1900.
WestmorelaDd Co.-Lincoln, 200
Centre Co.--Lncoln, 700.
Franklin County gives 100 over breckenridge ana
Douglas.
LebiQh County gives small Lincoln majority.
SNYDER Co.-Lincoln, $50 majority
Union Co.-Liucoln, OOO
Mifflin Co-Lincoln, 26O
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subea Co.-rao towu Of Corning gives Lhcola
30 majority H,fnby: Liacolo 20 mSlotiy.
Tcmpkns Co Town OF Ithaca; Lincoln 67o.
Fusion, s62; Fusios Iase of3l.
Chsu,suQca Co.-Tarse towps give co. Republican
msiority.
O,sn2e Co.-Waysgsnda, is majority Goshen
81 Upicn majority Montgomery 1883 Lincoln msjori u
Hamptoo, so Union msiorisy.
Steuben Co.Horreilsville, 81 Lincoln msjoIity-a
r. publican gain Of 100.
Hartsvie. 70 iiocoln msjoiity-a gsin OF 81.
Montgomery Co.-Amste rdsm, 1879 Republican ma
ioitv 90 TIE electoral ticket; on Governor Morgan
has I55 rnsjoriiy. Floris, let District IL Fusion
majority.
Rensselaer, Co Grseobusb. Fusion ticket 100 ma
iofiy S,bodsok, let sDisrict, Fusion majority;
Moreans majority 3. 0lin Republican, for Congress
% majority.
Columbia Co -S,uyvssant, 50 msjority for Fusion,
Kelly for Governor, 63 majority. Davis for Mem
Der Of Assembly, Fusion, 60 msJonty'
Colombia County-Town Of Undertook, 10 major
i.y Tor tie Union Electoral Ticket. Hudson Cig aud
Clowns give Libctln 265 msjctity.
Dutobess County-Toon of Rninebeck, a. msjo'isy
for Lincoln; for State Kelly i6 msjory; Baker, Rep,
Congress % majority. PoughkssPsee, Llncolns ma
jority 295. Pleasant Valley, Lncoin's majority y.
Town Of Poughkeepse, LIST District, Lincoln 10 ma
joriy. Town Of Fishkill, Fusion7O msjortyi Wag
Ter, Fusion, Congress, 100 msjoriy.
Weeichester APPROXIMATIONS, Fusion 81
majority; Mellon, Rep for CongresS, 1874 majority
Broome County, entire sos Republican majority.
Sieu6en County will give at least 5000 Republican
msjoriiy. Van Valkenburgh for Congress, 800 ma
jory.
Newburgb, complete, Union AZ majority.
Westchester County. 0seining Union lS3 majority.
Youkers two Districts give majority of for Lin
COIN One District is TO be heard from which will
give the Union ticke. about 80 maj ;riy in the town
GreenbuIg, two Districts give the Union ticket l6S
msiolity. One District TO hear from which will add
to Union ticke. shout 20. Conrtlaudt reported about
100 msoIiy for Fusion. Newcastle reportsd to give
100 msiolity for the Lincoln ticket. New-Rochelle
l66 Union msjority. Congress, Hssbrouck y, Haisht
2S3, Nelson l43, Morgan l4l, Brady 30, Kelly &5
West Fsrms-The Uniou Electoral ticket has ma
iority of l47 Kelly as, Morgan $40, Brady 81, Goa
eress Haight Union, majority l25.
Putnam Co.-TowDs Of Carmel, Patterson, South
Fast, Kent, Putnam Valley give Nielsen, Republican
for Congress, $50 majority.
This includes AL but Phillipstown, which gives
large Fusion majority, probably 3OO.l
Putnam Valey-Fusion msjoIity, II. Brewstert
Republican, elected 10 Assembly.
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Total.......... az
Adams majority over Starks, l72i over Lipio'nb,
20. bls clean msoJty over both, 40.
WITH RKPKxsBsTATiyS DISTRICT.
POLITICAL.

RrtIGroS AND REPUBLIcAsIss IN KASsAs.-The
Conereestionsl Church of Atchson has atey received
from Gen S. c. Pomeroy gifs of church property
worth s. 600. The deed of conveyance, recorded in
the Registrars Office contains the following peculsr
prov.ion:
"JJZyeas the grautors aforesaid recognize and sc-
cent the fundamental doctrines of Evangelical
Cbrs.snity-love 10 God and al manknd-the congre-
gaon e resaid ia therefore expressly en0inedi a. one
of the conditions which this grant Is made 10 give
In respect to meu bershp, worshlpers, or conmum-
csnts tactical exempifcaiion Of the great doctine
Of Christianity that God made of one blood All tue ma
tons Of the earth therefore, no person shau De eE
cuded from any of the rights or privileges OF member
ship, communion, by reason OF any ulsIlhcuon Ut
peculiarly OF race or color.
There ara many in Kansas who consider this doc
tine Of Christianity of higher Importance than the
" great principles of Popular Sovereignty.
GREAT RyPuBuCAS RALLT.--The canvass in tho
eastern part of Kings County was closed on Monday
night at Bath with the most memorable political meet
ING ever held in that section Delegations OF ladies
and gentleman from Grsvssend, New. Utrecht, Bay
Ridge, New Lots, and Fasbush, assembled at Bath,
making compact, intelligent and enthusiastic aud
isnce braas band was in attendance inside the nai
while outside the burnicg of tsrbares and continu
Gus display of fireworks Illuminated tue country Iof
miles around. The Chairman Of the meeting was tne
venerable IDS. Carpenter, al OH poht0at au1
friend of Cen Jackson Previous to introducing the
speaker of toe evening, Mr.. Theodore Tilton, few
telling remarks were made by merchant OF New
York, Mr.. Archibald Young, formerly an active Dem
ocrat, who. until MONDAY morning, had continued IN
The communion Of that party, yet who was induced 70
declare himself in favor of Lincoln from his disgust al
the efforts which had been made to win votes ior me
Furion party by creating sgroundless panic. de said
he always expected TO be Democrat but wouiu he'er
suffer HIMSELF TO be buled, pinched or driven INTO
voting that ticket, or any other. His remarks were
received with great Applause.
alluded to Mr.. Y by saying that he was one OF those
merchants "who sold their goods and not their prinel
pes." He then proceeded with a speech which, Tor
more than an hour and half held the unbroken atten
lion of the house. He reviewed the history OF tns
paign and particularly the changed aspect OF par
tes in the State of NswYork, set forth the dstncuye
principles involved in the contest, argued the rgnttu
claims Of the West for Free Labor and free aborsrs
and depicted the essential injustice OF Slavery.
The Republicans of the township are gfsa,'y On
coursged by the signs Of the campaign ana ieel conn
dent that reed has been sown which will bear good
fruit ultimately, ifnot at once
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Connecticut.

HARTFORD, Tuesday, No. b, looV.
Mr.. Lincoln has go msjoity and l. 3iS plurality DIX
towns. including Hartford, show Republican gam
over last Spring of ,Ol5. Lncolns majority I'D 'ne
State will be several thousand. .o
PROVIDENCE Co.-LincolD, 1902; Douglas 400
NEWPORT CO.-Lipcoln, 44i; Douglas, oi'.
WAsBISGToE Co.-Lncoln, ,5l9i Douglas o'i'
KENT Co.-Iincoln, ,246; Douglas, 657.
BRIs1oI Co.-LincolD 667; Douglas, 4o2'
There are two towns yet TO be heard from James
town and New Shoreham. &C.,
BridQepoit-Lincoln, l,llOi Brecknndse 4oS'
DouRlas, 475 Bell, %.
Farfeld-Lincoln, 1885, Breckenridge, 49, Dougla''
Ros,oo-Lincoln I21; Breckenridge, 81; Douglas, D.
Mon,oe-Idpcoln, II3; Breckenridge, l@; Douglas
g. Bell, /. ,.., ,oi.
un,ington-Lincoln, l5oi Breckenridge lSi'
Douglas, 10; Bell, B. m Nh.
weston-Lincoln, S.; Breckenridge, ssi Dous''S'
/ Bell 2.
Trumbul-Lincoln, l6l; Breckenridge, iAii Doug
las, %; Bell, l..
Norwalk-LincolD, 746; Breckenridge, 1885, Doug
Lar, 93 Bell, 3d. Fusion, 81.
Wsstfort-Lil coin, 203; Douglas, 81; Fusion, 20.
Redding-Lincon, l76; Breckinridgs, ST. Doug
lac, 3.
Rideefed-Iincoln, 900 Union, 2)i Douglas, ii
Breckinridge, ll3.
New CaDasn- Lincoln, 3JS; Douglas, l3i Breck
| nridge 8; Union. 1872; Bell b.
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Virginia..

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Nov ., iooo.
The american has special dispatch from Virgins
reporting large gains for the BenEVeret men. n
Rel men of Baltimore are very sanguine OF gooo
majority. mo n.,.,..,so. 5I7.
Douglas, 1866 Lincoln, q III, oe,.
Fredericksburg - Bel, $685. Breckenridge, 2S'i
Douglas, l79. Nam
RICHMOND, Tuesday, Nov. b-Noon'
Rel l.7i7; Breckenridge, S2ii Douglas, 4o2.
LrscHBURG, Tuesday, Nov. o-No0n'
Bell eco; Breckenridge, $780, Douglas. o. ..r;,
Alexandria Town and Couniy-Bell, l,oOo biecAin'
ridge, 500; Douglas, 1885, Lincoln 40. .,,,,;ao.
Petersburg -Bsl 97O Douglas 6i' b'ecA'n''os''
223. am n.,o, oao
Norfolk-Bell, 9S6; Breckenridge, 400 DOus g,..
po,,smou,b-Bsll. sc; Breckenridge, $685. Douglas
90; Lincoln, d. c,r,hsrn Wiz.
Scattering returns from Western and southern u,,,
o,ns .Sow yery large gains for Bell indicating that
he has carried the State.