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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-21

HOOFLAND'S GERMAN PILLS -
being weli-known throughout Europe and Amer2i
can need no communication here. They are purelJ
vegetable, are prepared with great eXactness sndr
sugar-coated. No better Cathartic Pill can be
found. Price % cents per box.
These medicines are prepared by DIR. g. NJ. JACK.
son d Co., Philadelphia, Pa, and st. Louis, Mo- r.
and sold by druggists and dealers In medicine
everywhere. The signature OF G. NJ. jackson vii
be on the outside Of each bottle or box. &.
In our :" Ere7yJody's Almanac" published a.
nIlaly, you will find testimony and commendaiop -.
notices from all parts of the country. These aua q
uncs are Given ,,,va,, ~ ali ,rr aaauts for
REIVAEF ~, fioTIN5rrRFETTS the
Seq that vo, at Uooasnds GERMAN Hittcrs ORE lab
pared by DIR. c. NJ jackson, Philadelphia, Pa, snd'ef
that his signature tine wrapper of each boipeS
Keller White, Agents for Evansville, Ind
LEIGH IL Carlstedt, do do do t"'
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sTATE OF NEW YORIx,

CITY 4 COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Personality appeared heIure me this 18th day OF
November, a. D. 1889, Joseph Walker, President,
aud Richard h. uaydeck, Secretary. of ihe Secn-
rity Fire Insurance Company, uf the city oi New
Ynrk and sc, orally affirmed that the " thin state
meni by them subscribed is correct and true 10 the
best al their knowledge and belief
TI1uS. T.. THORNELIs
COMMISSIONER Toe the state of Indiana,
in N'HV York.
This Company has com piled with the law oI In
diana concerning Insurance Companies, and is pre-
,,ared to take risks in the city al Evansville and
VAnderbnrph county, Ind
D. u. SABIN, Agent,
declb 81 Main street.
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& .HKTHsS EDGR T0OLS.-From and
hyafter this date, january I'd, ls0. a complet"
sortnent OF tools will he found at G. EO RGF
: SONNTAG Il co, No. 10 Main street, will
whom have mate arrangements To sell
goods, at prices, and make good all tools that
are broken by defect liz workmanship.
iauIo j.. T. & !. G. SMITH.
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HOOFLARD'S

O VI u N 4 " 3 4 T II Il . 7
WILL POSITIVELY CURE =
Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia Jaundice, Ner@us
Debility, Diseases Of the Kidneys, and all diseases
arising from lisordered liver, weakness Of The
stomach and digestive organs,
AND WILL Positively PREVENT
Yello,c Fecer, Bilious Ferer and Feger and AgHe
Gee our Almanac for proof. Price 75cts per botde
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IWVH n U.H'DRRSKG.N.RD rs
- Agent for the following responsible Insurance
Companies
New York Security -CapitaI....... ..... $500, 600
Rising Sun..-.... 10000
Eagle Insurance Company, Cincinnati..... :}u0,Oo0
We also have some valuable real estate for sale
on reasonable terms and fair prices
Q lots on Gum street, between Third aud Fourth.
80 acres of the Major Warner farm. on railroad 5
miles from Evansville.
a farm OF ITO acres in Green county, Ind barn.
we'll cistern house, stock scale, store house, young
orchard, DC
300 acres in Green county 10 of which is prairie
balance ia tinlber-S acres ia cultivation. Price,
S7.5O per acre Terms, $500 cash down. balance in
|, 2, and years.
A farm of So acres, y miles north. west of Yin
cennes, good improvements, about 80 acres fenced
Price $1,000; one-fourth cash. balance in =, ana
years.
A farm of 220 acres, 6 miles east of Oak station
Good frame house, and about loo ncres fenced.
Price $40 per acre. One-fourth down, balance Is
I, 2, and years.
400 acres TnyorsyilIe, Ind, ON liberal prices
and terms.
farm near Linton, Green county, Ind. Prica
$40 per acre.
Very desirable =, =, and acre lots, on Nowbur.
road, near We;tver's Garden.
brick houses on Second Street, between Chest
nut and Cherry streets.
10 near Salt Well being part of the Mitchell
tract, ON liberal terms.
blocks ia Ian;rsc", below the creek.
40 acres adjoining Frank Aliens farm, haVIns
stone quarry on it
100 feet on Second street, Judge Bakers
ifence.
A farm of rs acres in lower Bayou
Missouri aud Iowa lands To sell exchange for
property in Indiana.
Some very valuable hand near Mattoon, IItiaols.
for sale. f. IL. SABtH,
decl6 Insurance aud Read Estate Agent.
Es EMO T:9L.-.g..y. C'0EHUk.S.& go.
m a have removed tn Wafer street, tisrev ,laots
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st. Charles Saloon.
NEW PROPRlETORSHIP- ENTIRE
REORGANIZATION
7gHESSRS. N.g.yS.WRghs y E1GREFUsS,

7@MRSSRS. N.g.T.WE& - S1G EEPU.SS,
@F2 from New Orleanc, have purchased the ST.
CuAEI ES SALOON, on First street, nearly uppo-
site the Post Office, aud have reiittei it in ee
CANT and attractive style.
The new prepretors have had long experience as
keepers of fashionable and popular Restaurants in
New Orleans, and they will endeavor, In their new
house to coiu ins. all the rlegancis and lUXuTies
of Northern and Southern Restaarats in the ST.
CHARLES.
They have brought large and complete stock
of choic,. Liquors frem New Orleans, which they
COLLECTED with during their business in that
city. Their connections and acIHaihtahre in that
CITY will enable them iu obtain the choicest sup
plies of Iiqnors, Fruits, and Injuries from that
market in future, and they will spare expense
nor pains to make the ST. CHARLES snrpass,
hereafter, its former reI'ras.u lion, Peasant
Saloon, place - goal living, and elegant refined
aud luxurious resort.
Esss- billiard players will hnd III this Saloon set
Of the finest Bile top billiard Tables. from the
well known and celebrated factory of. NJ, RrsIns-
wick e. Co.
The undersigned naIter themselves that long
perenco and careful attention will enable them to
merit "a reputation equal to any Saloon in the west
country.
Saz- splendid Lunch will be served up ia the
most approved style, every morning at 10 . clock
HAMMER DREIFUSS,
sug4 Late of New Orleans.
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RS BLINDS of all sizes lnad', to order.
Bsg- DOORS other than regular size, hand,
ur;tde on short notice
Doors rnoud.,l Ia order. BGers should, if pos
+be, make their Frames OF regular sizes, they can
then be supplied ~ time.
Ceiling, Siding, aud Flooring for sale. Mould
inass of all sizes. Fencing l,sirs % long, for
sale cheap. Ono Window contains tWelves ii;slts.
All orders must he addressed to
4. ). BAGCuCK.
my lt-tytl&w EYaSyilic. Ind.
ILL. IN. ~ z IN = a.Es n u 1.ss r.
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LADIES' AND GENTS:

M open ut Ne. Second street-room Tor a lew
more Come and look trouble to show those
cuIi and 1 know Won " i'll buy. Gleve Kid, French
M and Morocco Polka Boots, OF the most exq uisIte
styIsS ever offered in this market. Misses and
Childreu's Caters al every shade aud color hld
An Moroc,.u of every style, with and without
heels Copper tipped Of various kinds, of the inn
proved Ip,trut.
TO ORDER of the best imported stock We have had
for wears GI,Ne Kid Patent Leather, Calf aud
Nort,,,.., cong, ess Gater--excelsoT, la mode
Made by the most fashionable and hest worknien
a, lie fpnnd-eur Eastern cities not excepted
Frietd. , euno strangers, give Us a trial
JOHN RASCH,
n,nr3 No. Second St, Evansville. ind
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FOR WABASH RIVER.

NpEGUE.zR WABASH P.RrRET-
&O The new and light drangbt s<r-
steamer MASONIC GEM, Pillsbnrv LIZ p
Master Mcdonald Clerk, will make
regular trips between Evansville and Mt Gar mel
during the season.
For freight or passage apply on board. jnn3Itf
"a PACKE FITS The fine light -
drGiugIt steamer I He e
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MEKOsS:-V~ -2EH.N-S.N, RR<.EEB1-
NE ING, FORW ARDING AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Agents for kanawha Salt Company, Evansville, In
diana. We have formed co-partnership under the
stNIe of Brown & AIKMAN, aud offer our services i'll
the capacity as set forth ia our card above.
Wa fully prepared to extend every facility to
shippers, either by CANAL, RIVER, RAIL
ROAD, aud them that their interests shall
be faithfully represented, should they lac pleased TO
favor with their patronage.
Office and Warehouse on the corner of Main st
and the Canal.
WM. BROWN, W M. ALTMAN.
Late OF Howard Il Brown. Late of FOSTER, 4 Co
ian22-tf
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STEAM BOATS.
REGULAR PACKETS.
"a.4B.7sH RTTBR P.zCHR

WNW.4B.ASH e TBR P.zCHR
~ JOHN TOMPKINS, HICKS >szxn...
RING, master, G. W. TwooBrEY, k-<Sf5SrA-s~
Clerk, will run during the
in the Wabash and Evansville trade liberal
share If patronage is solicited mar9-Im
HN H.s-N S1,KLLE, Es.z DUG.RH, .syN.S5
III CAIRO REGULAR PASSEN
GER PACK EFT, CHARLEY BOWEN, 4 NJ p
DEXTER, Muster, leaves Evansville -
Tuesday and Saturday, At Il O'Clock M, arrv-
ing at Paducah at Is o'clock, 4. NJ, Cairo n
II O'Clock, NJ, Wednesday and Saturday. Re-
turning, leaves Cairo every Wednesday and Sunday,
at 4 O'Clock, p. NJ, and Smithland every Thursday
and Monday, at o'clock, A. M, connecting al
Evansville with the Evansville and Crawfor,IsvilIe
L. r., and Packets for Green River Also con-
Meeting at Smithiand with Cumberland River Pack.
cts ; at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans and St
Louis Packets.
- Tickets can be obts.ned on board the boat for all
Eastern Cites. sent22
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co-PARTNERsHsP.

CO-PARTNERS
IwVHE fy.N.EB EK SE6F.N.EeU H.S T-E II Sc
~ sociated with thcni N James L.. Orr, aud
will continue the Grocery and Produce business
under tn firm and style of Orr, DlZell 4 Co, at
the old stand on Water street near Sycamore.
Thankful to their customers for past favors, they
will endeavur to deserve continuance and increase
of same. SAMUEli phh,
MATTHEW DA LZELL.
-EvnnsyiIle Ind, Mar LIST, 1854 apT2-:iwd-
1CtHSRLRS y. WELLS, WHOLE
0LSALE HARDWARE DEALER, First street,
opposite Maghee u Co.., Evansville, Ind: Orders
ric.s. Htu q"
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CnnnI ReceInts.

FROM PETERSBURGH, Pisa PRINcEss,
hhds tobacco, 5 bbls pork, bbls eggs, ,
dozen hides, "a bags wheat, ? bags rags,
Geo. Foster 4 Co.; 5 hhds tobacco, |. A.
Crane & Co.
FROM NEWBERRY, PER NORTH STAR
81 hhds tobacco, 2,000 lbs rags, box
eggs, I box beeswax, Brown Il Aikman !;
Is bags dried apples, Geo. Foster Il Go.
FROM TERRE HAUTE, PER IMPERIAL.
80 tons marble unwrought, ". A. Lawrence.
WM. d. DowNEY, Sec'y-
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- HMoVA H2
CHRISTIAN HELM
KRATZ & HEILMAN.

MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF STEAki$%
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws
CiuInInins ~ Mac hines, Chinese sugar Cane Mills,
Thrasing NJ achtness &c.
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LEV Is DAVIS, MASTER. WIN. nj. List, Clerk
Leaves Evansville on Saturdays, at IL O'Clock.
Leaves HnisOnyile on Wednesdays at II q clock
SPEED, GOMFORT
.4. BELLA BILITY, S1FETY
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HOOFLAND's BAEsAMI0 CORDIAL


Coughs, Colds, or Hoarseness, Bronchitis InAup
enza, Group, Pneumonia, InciPient Consumptloh
and has performed the most astonishing cures eye
known of >
CON FIRMED CON TIONt
AS Diarrhoea cordial it is uAequajed Price 7C
cents per bottle.
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Ell A g X ET-Ths fine steamer
DUNBAR, Gus; Fowler, master, ellllssnt4ss
Wednesday, and Friday, at Il O'Clock M Leaves
Padutah every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
at o clock A. III. Connecting at Evansville with
the Evansville and Charlottesville Railroad for all
points North and East, with packets for Louisville
Green, and Wabash rivers. AT Paducah with pack
ets ior ST. Louis New Orleans, and the Daily Mail
boats for Cairo, Nashville, and Tennessee river,
Gag business promptly attended, and charges for
IreiShI and passage same charged by the regu-
lar packet Through bills of Iading given to New
Orleans and all points ON the Tennessee and Cum
Derlahu rivers augIS
A OK SOUTH G.SRROETO.Vs .g.N.g9
A POND RIVER - The elegant
passenger steamer LUE EAVES lITns.h
MCDONALD, Master, TAYIoR, Clerk As5sa.s -
will make regular Iri-weekIy trips to South Car
rolton and Pond River, leaving on MONDAYS
Wednesdays and Fridays
For freight or passage, apply on board. de2Otf
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EB Emo P;.9L.--.9. -. 90 EESUk.S'S (cGS.
N q have removed Water street, tisrev ,la.t5
above Main.
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aSFgLL ON" SE.sJS-O .y.1-ZS DRTE8-
| ~ MINED To SUOEEFn
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To tho Public.

leIt.
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OUR GAS LIGHT.

According to the promise of the contractors,
our town was lighted with gas, for the first time,
on Monday evening last. The light produced
was excellent and all parties interested, appear
to be entirely satisfied with the result
The work has been done speedily, and need
of praise is due Messrs. Waterhouse and Bowes
for the faithful manner in which the contract
has been executed. These gentlemen have en-
gagged to erect works at Greenvile, in this State,
and we can confidently commend them to the
kind Offices of our friends in that quarter.
On the occasion of the completion of the
works, Mr.. NJ Jones, the superintendent of the
kings Mountain Hotel" complimented the
ssgas-men" with an ice. cream treat, for which
we are requested to return the thanks of the
whole concern.
Pertinent to the "gas question" end being the
next thing in order, we commend the following
paragraph, which is clipped from an exchange :
sRecently gentleman returned from Europe.
He had been absent with his family seven
months. He paid his gas bill the day he left,
and the house had not been opened for seven
months yet when it was, the gas man took a
return from the meter, and a bill was made out
for So. Mr. Grinnell went and complained to
the Secretary, related the circumstances. and
threatened exposure of such barefaced robbery.
He refused to pay the bill. Every well, sir" "
said the Secretary. Mr. G. went home and told
his wife "Pay it," said she. "Wby ~ said
he. Because" said she, "the day we left New
York, had to 90 back to the house for some
article had forgot. The window shutters were
fastened; Hit the gas the other day when re-
turned, found it still burning" The bill was
paid, for steady gas flame had been burning
for seven months.
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North Carolina Election.

WILMINGTON, N. c., August 3.-The vote for
Governor in this town has been quite close. The
official result foots up as follows: John Pool,
[Opposition] $50, John W. Ellis Democrat
52S. Majority for Pool, II. The returns from
the interior Counties are slowly coming in, but
nothing definite can yet be obtained.
AUGUST 8, 10 P. M.-Enough of the returns
have now been received to indicate the success
of Ellis, the Democratic candidate, but by re.
duced majority. Duplin County gives 1858;
Pool 1877. Columbus County gives Ellis l65
majority. New Hanover County gives Ellis
1,549; Pool, 7l3 Sampson County gives Ellis
1,03l; Pool, $50. Wayne County gives Ellis
1,274, Pool, 402. In Brunswick County, Ellis
has 41G, and Pool 422. Halifax County gives
Ellis 1888, Pool sos. In Wake County POOLS
net gain is GIG. In that County the Democrats
have lost three members OF the Legislature
Northampton County gives Ellis 1G5 majority.
Ellis gains 100 in Hertford County, and lS0 in
Edgecombe. In Lenoir County Ellis is ahead,
but the official count has not yet come in. In
Craven County Ellis is reported to be about 25O
ahead-a small gain. In Bladen County the
Democrats have gained one member of the Leg
islature.
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o very interesting and Intelligent AUDIENCE
Rev. W. T. HALL, pastor Of Ebenezer and Rock
Hill Presbyterian Churches, read Srd chapter OF
Proverbs, and offered prayer. Mr.. R. W. CHRIS
r1AN was then introduced to the audience, and
entertained US with very chsste speech. Inc
Sabbath School scholars were introduced one
after another, and interested Us with speeches,
dialogues, hymns and songs. All Of them did
we'll 1t would be unjust to discriminate. The
audience were delighted, and cheered the orators
enthusiastically, if rapping can come under that
term.
DR.. H. W. THoMAssoN, of the Chronicle, was
then introduced, and delivered a speech charac.
terized for its good sense and sound doctrine, on
"intellectual and moral culture" The impor-
tance of g religious education was insisted upon.
We hope the doctrines advanced by the orator,
will be embraced and acted upon.
Rev. A. J. CAUrHEN was also introduced,
and gave us one of his straightforward, ener-
getic talks He plead for the education that
reaches the heart and sanctifes the life He
would have the Bible to be used in every school
and college in the land, as q textbook. So
would I. So would you, Messrs. Editors, and so
would every good man in the land. We don't
mean to say that those professors who have not
used it as q text book, are bad men. The ques-
ton, perhaps, has not been agitated enough to
bring it fully before those who fix the curricu-
lum of colleges.
The exercises were closed by singing doxol'
ogy and the benediction, Rev. WIN. BANKS, from
Chester, officiating.
The audience was then invited to partake of
a Pic Mic that had been gotten up for the occa-
sion, by our friends and neighbors. The cele-
bration was decidedly successful The worthy
and indefatigable Superintendent deserves the
thanks of all who were present, for the delight
full "bill of fare" served up for their entertain
ment. This WAS the first, but, we hope, it will
not be the last Sunday School Celebration we
will ever have in Rock Hill. Thanks to our
brother, MILES JOHNSON Thanks to the orators
|-THoMAssoN and CAuTHEN! Thanks to all who
contributed to our happiness on that occasion!
NOMAD.
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pATrERsoN,N SPRINGS, N. c.

A portion of the ENQUIRER has been uxurating
for fortnight past, at this popular watering
place, near Shelby, North Carolina. Of the wa
ters we can say nothing by authority, except
that in diseases of the digestive organs especial
ly, cures have been effected by its use almost
without exception. 1t it strongly impregnated
with sulphur and iron, not so strong or cold,
however, as the Wilson's Springs, but for that
reason better adapted, perhaps, to invalids who
require gentle remedies.
Mrs. Patterson is q model landlady. Always
solicitous for the comfort of her guests, she
seems never to be at rest, and certainly never
fails to set table at which the most delicate or
fastidious appetite can make no complaint. In
this particular, Mr.. Patterson's establishment
cannot be too highly recommended; utterly
guiltless, as it is of the inhumanty of creating
an appetite, and at the same time affording moth
ing, or what is worse, badiycooked stuff, with
which to satiate it. 1t is in fine, home for
the inralid, with no bosterous company to dis
turb quiet and retired sickroom, and where
the most kindly and cheerful attention is given
to the special wants of each guest. And the
prices are, in comparison with the accommoda-
tions, surprisingly moderate.
We earnestly recommend these springs to per-
sons in search of health. There were nearly
hundred guests there when we left, all appearing
to enjoy to the utmost the comfort of a speedy
and marvelously wel.fed convalescence; and as
soon as VIC can get through the duties which
called US away, there will be another to join the
company. Those who desire rooms would do
well in advance. to address Mr.. W. G. Patterson,
at Swangstowu, Post-ofice, Cleveland County,
North Carolina.
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For the Yorkvllle Enquirer.
FROM ROCK.HILL,

Aessrs Editors Friday, 9th ultimo, was o
happy day for rs in Rock Hill, and the little
folks in particular. The first Sunday School
Celebration that was ever had in this place,
came off on the day above mentioned The Su-
perntendent of the Methodist Sabbath School,
invited the neighboring schools of the Presby.
terian Church, to unite with his school on the
occasion.
About o'clock, the Methodist School formed
q procession at the Presbyterian Church. A few
only, we are sorry to say, of the Presbyterian
Sunday School Scholars joined in the procession.
Capt STEELE, of this place, acted as Marshal,
and at the command "forward march," the pro-
cession moved of to the Methodist Church, dis,
tant about two hundred yards. They halted at
the door of the church, and made an opening
through which the orators of the day passed
into the church. The church was crowded with
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SHELBY CORRESPONDEN
SHELBY. NC, August 4th, 1860


Dear Enquirer The great battle between
sad yalorezn" and "anti. adralorem has been
fought; but won ny what party, we are as yet
unable to determine.
The last huge volume of smoke rolled away
from this section yesterday. 1t being the day
for counting the votes for this county, and
day (which, by custom rendered obligatory
every sugger' is allowed to participate in the
liberties of the land, tremendous crowd col
lected from all quarters of the country.
The time intervening between the counting and
declaring of the vote was occupied by the posse
comitutus, in smashing watermellons and imbibing
copous draughts of applecder, supplied by the
candidates would say here. that treating
with whiskey is altogether ignored in Cleveland
County-but one candidate | think, doing it in
the whole canvass, and he was defeated.
The hour arriving fer the announcement Of the
vote, the Court House was soon filled to over
flowing. The Sheriff being detained from some
cause, the assembly was resolved into Com
mittee of the Whole, and gentlemen were called
upon to address the audience on the ensuing
Presidential election. Several responses were
made, and the walls rung with unanimous
shout for Breckenridge and Lane. Douglas and
Johnson will scarcely get a vote in Cleveland
county.
The Sheriff entering at this junciure, de
clared the vote given for Governor and Sena.
tor, in this county, which we'll accorded with its
mast democratic history-Ellis and Burton re-
ceiving large majorities. 4. G. Waters aud John
R. Logan, Esqs., were declared the members
elect to the Legislature; and George Green,
Sheriff, elected without opposition.
From the intelligence we have from Ruther-
ford and Polk counties, we are inclined to think