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GREAT SALE OF LOTS.

UnequaIIed Inducements to Purchasers.
AN TuesdaY tae gath April, 1850, we will sell
~ On the Premises Of the beautiful building
Lots in the vicinity OF Nashville. Being part premises
Eugene Underwood, ESQ., on the West side Of the City, ad
joining the Of McGavock. We will upon ave years
ue interest payable semi annually ta principal end
q I'VE years or the note and land surrendered delivered
The end Of i've years IL desired BY the purchaser
II desired, will sell ofthe Lots paid Tor in month
ly OF quarterly insialments without interest
The monthly quarterly payment Of applied 10 the
chase Of these Lots would besoW upon purchasers delight
ill suburban homes Of their and from prt
ua state Of bondage in paying tribute remit Caesar as it
All are invited attend this sale We confident more
favorable opportunity will be offered, especially building
purchasers
tmnbusses leave Office a. l05l Sale II o'clock
P s. II in demand will sell the time from 3 70
% Lots In McGaYOck. & r W BROWN.
OnEueSdays Nay Sth, will bring OF cur second
sale OF Lots. which will many best lots in
West Nashville Also number Of Lots in Hynes Boyds
Additions.
Terms and other particulars in hills in few days
sprA-du L r " BROWN
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For SmithIand and Paducah.


TWNHE splendid passenger packet Il l. l. A, 49,
D SIMMS, Master will leave for the above eIIa1lFa
and intermediate ports THIS DAY, lSth Of April, -
y o'clock, NJ For freight passage apply board
anls A. HAMILTON. AGENT.
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The national custom Of crossing the yarlarms
and placing the flags at half mast on Good Friday
was religiousy observed by the Spanish vessels at
the port of Charleston. 5. c. The usual rigorous
tas. of twenty-four hours was also kept after
which they donncd an Easter suit and festive
season of twcny-four hours spent in the great
CT LiLnritN
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CHANCFRY COURT Ar LAFAYETTE--

April Rules Is6-Alexander N. Ferguson Moses Burn
ley Executors Of Patrick Ferguson, deceased Jane Fgu
son. widow Of the deceased AMI Oker heirs On motion, It
pearng the satisfaction the CLERK and Master, from the
bill complaint, which that Ira Ferguson, William
P Ferguson and wilson Ferguson, residents Of the
Of Tennessee that the ordinary process Of the law
not served upon them ordered by the Master and
upon the rules that publication made in the Union and
ABed newspaper published in the city OF Nashville for
weeks commanding the said Ira Ferguson, Will
Ferguson, ard Wilson T. Ferguson, to appear at
Chancery be holden for the county MacOn
the house in Of Lafayette the second Monday in
July next plead answer, demur complsuants BILL
thereof the will be for confessed and
for hearing e ITte them. This day April, le60.
JOHN CLAIBORNE,
April Is 'GO-w4t-pr's fee 50 Clerk and Master
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NJ w BOOKs
Just REcEzEED By
F. Fl "A G "A N.
NO. Il COLLEGE STREET.

TEE HISTORR OF HERODOTUS. by Geo. RawIin-
son, NJ. A., with Maps and illustrated. , vols.
MARIN's MECHANICS, by Chas. Bennett;
HISTORY OF PENDENNIs, by Thackersy;
VOYAGE DOWN THE AMoOR, by Collins;
LIFE BEFORE Elm;
AGAINST WIND AND TIDE, by Homs Lea, author Of syl-
Hollis Daughter, Katie Branda;
BIBLICAL REASON WHY guide to Scripture Readings,
illustrated;
PASSING THOUGHTS IN RELIGION. Sewe;
NIGHT LEssONs FROM SCRIPTURE. sewell;
FRIARsWOOD POST OFFICE By TIE author Of the Heir OF
Redclif. Z. HAGAN,
aprl4-d&Wu COLLEGE street.
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Ground las been broken in Chicago for the great
wigwam for use during the Republican Convention
1t is to be completed within 30 days and will con-
tain room for 5000 people.
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sTOP THE THIEF!
Ginen,s Lnnaing. PhiIIip County. AL

GiIlenss Landing, Phillip County, Ark
II ANYWAY from the Plantation Of Z. Saunders -
nv Brother, the above place, the 30 instant %
Negro Boy, Aired aged about % years. about feet "a
inches high light copper color, had Light whker ~
left and very intelligent Said boy taken up,
pretended the 9TH inst in this county, the head Of
Island No GA the Mississippi river, and taken board the
steamboat Victoria, by the Of Louis ChOae who
going said negro Jail Helens and that is
heard Of them. Said Choate about .
years old feet high spare built rough boned and what
man, light hair and blue eyes, loves whisky,
when drinking quarrelsOme. 1t is thought he will
railroad into part Of the State OfTenneee
20 the lower patof Missouri he has lived in
both places.
authorized to offer hundred dollars reward for said
Choate boy delivered this Place, lodged jail
get said boy and the thief be dealt with
cording to law JOHN GILLEN.
understand the by called himself John when he left,
IT NASHVILLE UNION AMERICAN copy three times AID
ward bill this oice.-VeHphis AUGlIHcAe. aPI7-3t
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W. H. Husr, Esq. died very suddenly in Jetter-
sonyile, Ia. on the I5thlnst He had just partaken
Of a hearty dinner, when he was attacked by apo
pexy, and died in a few minutes. He was man OF
ability. and a lawyer Of many years practice.
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Aprirli, oO-w4,-pr's Zee s. -'''''' - '''-'''
IN DTCKSON COJrNTY COURT.--ADriI m

IN DICKSON COUNTY COURT---April Rules,
I660-MOses TidWe Administrator Marion Graham and
others tappearng my sstsaciiOn that James Graham
A DIdeY and wife Lucy, heirs at law Of Vim Graham, deceased
and part the defendants this petition nonresdeDs
the State Of Tennessee and beyond the reach Of the ordinary
process Of this Court It is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the Nashville Union and american, newspaper
for four weeks requiring said noPreden defendants appear
before the Dickson County Court Charlotte, the first Mon
day in July 1860 plead said petition
the viii be FOR confessed and set for hearing
parts. THOMAS c MORRIS,
7. BCNEILLY, Solicitor Clerk aud Master.
April L. I560-w4t-2rs Zee So
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VWTE are prepared to dc the Tin-ROOfing and othel
wv sheet Metal Work necessary in building in thG
most manner and will contract at the Low
est possible rates. 7. NJ EVBANK 4 CO.,
FTst iQOf below Post Office on Church street.
apS-i&w Nashville, Tenn
Hoe q Co.'s Celebrated Circular Saws,
II ELIVERED the Virginia and Tennessee Depot Lynch
4 y burg at Factory list prices A G. DABNEY,
mar93-tgly Phoenix Foundry, LynChburr, Va.
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APRIL 10th, 1860.
GODEY's LADIES' BOOK FOR NAY.
GODEY'S LADIES' BOOK FOR MAY.
GODEY'S LADIES' ROOK FOH MAY.
GODEY'S LADIES' HOOK OH MAY.
PETERSON'S LADIES' BOOK FOR MAY.
PETERSON'S LADIES, BOOK FOR NAY.
EPETERSON's LADIES' BOOK FOR MAY.
LEDGER FRANK LESLIE, HARPER5S
Weekly, and all different papers, Just received BY
JOHNSON & TRELNOR
aprI7 No G Union street. Nashville, Tenn
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J. o. GRIFFITH a 60.

DAILY IS; TRI-WEEKLY IS; WEEKLY 81.
nsvARiABLV N ADVICE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-18

Afurniture dealer. named D. NJ. YoUNG. was cow
hided in the streets Of Atlanta. Ga. on the 10th
inst last, by Madam DoRNAY. Defamation Of char
actcr. was the alleged cause for the assault
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-18
THE BEST CHANCE YET!!!!
an Wednesday next, April 18th, NIouoL will
~ sell at Public Auction to the highest bidder, no bybid
diny) s)me Of the
TIandsOmost Property ever offered by the
Acre for sale around Nashville.
TO RUILDERS.

Il only and half miles from the Public Square, and
commands a fine view Of the city.
The best kind of water s on this property, and good free
MacadamiZed roads lead to IT,. aprl3-dt {
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-18

The TENTH BISwCT-Ehe Democratic Central
Committee for West Tennessee, recommend 30
the Democracy of the several counties composing
the Tenth Congressional District, that they assem-
BILE in primary meetings in their respective coun-
ties on Monday, the 9TH Of May next, for the pur-
pose Of appointing delegates to district convention
that shall nominate elector and assistant cleo
ter for that district The Committee further re
commend that said district convention assemble at
Grand Junction, on Tuesday, the Doth day Of May.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-18

CowHIDING YOUNG LADIES IN SCHoOL.-The kenOsha
(N. " Times gives an account of the cOwhiding
of young lady ia a school in Kenosha. The teach
er's name is Pope. The pupil is young lady fifteen
years of age daughter of E. f. Norris of that city
The Times says that appeared in the evidence that
the girl was iOgged across the back and Dare neck
with a raw hide, some five six strokes being
given, drawing booi all for the offence Of chewing
gum The master has been tried for the offence but
the jury did not agree.
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of any city. small OF large, in the world. OF the
en're population one ortia th partliyc under ground
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THE PRYOR AND POTTER DTFHcUETY.-Great anX-
iey is felt by the public to learn the true history Of
the hostile negotiations between MeSsrs Pryor apd
Potter. We are in possession of all the facts, but
do not feel at liberty, in justice to the parties, to
make any statement in advance of the official publ
cation by the seconds, which will appear in a day
or two In view of the attempt to forestall public
opinion against Of the parties, it proper to
say that both the correspondence of the New York
Herald and the Tribune, upon this subject are gross
perversiols of fact as will appear when the cor
respondencc is published. Washington Sctes, april
14h.
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Holmes Greenwood, Revolutionary patriot. died
at Providence, r. I~ 9Th inst He was % wears Of
age. oa the day of his death
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- BARRELS Fresh Butter:
- 3 Kegs do do;
3 Barrels Hominy;
do Onions, Just received by Louisville and Nashville
Railroad, and for sale by D. D. DICKEY,
aDrl2 Market street
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$1,000 Reward.


consequence Of the numerous Fires that have occurred
within the city recently with their marked evidences Of in
darism L S N Hongworth Mayor Of the city of Nashville
hundred dollars reward for the apprehension and
Of persons OF the Of Arson within the
pOate limits Tho at any time within
three months from the date hereof.
S, n. HOLLINGSW0RTU,
Nashville, priI Il, 1860. Mayor
The underwriters authorize to additional reward of
FIVE hundred dollars for the apprehension and conviction
above. laprl1-d5tl s.N. HOLLINGSWORTH.
FIRST VOLUME OF HEADS REPORTS
Are file my Office FOR distribution Clerks Of Circuit
and Criminal Courts hereby nolsd call receive them
April il, 1850. J.V. CLARK, Clerk
The Reporter has also left with number Of copies
ssrbers, and Others who may want them. apr!5-2w
Full Bosom Shirts.
UST received assortment Full Bosom Shirts and
81 without collars bose Of Linen, Cambria and Bishop Lawn
Also, small lot OF shirts with foe embroidered bosOms
apis McGILL
Canes, Canes.
4 SUPERB lot Of Canes received and for sale by
"A apis J Ii McGILL.
Umbrellas
ECEIVED supply Of Umbrellas Of silk, alpaca bingham
4 aad plain cotton extra large, others very light for
summer use lapl5l JHMcGILL.
Underwear.
MOTHER invoice Of seasonabe underwear Of gsuze silk,
N gau1e mernO Cashmere Isle thread linen jackone and
plain cotton, received and for sale by II McGILL.
apis
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superiOr Fnrming Lands fOr SnI

NUMBER one Farm tanning between 900 and HOO acres
N within Of hours ride by the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad, and "a by Turnpike Of the city Of Nashville.
This Tract of Land situated in excellent neghborhOod
has upon good improvements is we'll watered for snd
Other farming purposes and susceptible Of division into two
or places.
In point Of location soil, Wstsr &c, for stocF grain
bseCO feFm is unsurpassed by any tract in the State
Posoce churches schools, and Railroad Station eonveniene
to the premises.
Terms easy liberal time given For further particulars APP
ply john L. Sehon, the Sehon Merritt, No IA
Cedar Street, at Office.
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A writer from Pike Peak advises immigrants to
bring p,5rs, and we take it that the advice is good
It is said that the Pope has bestowed the vacant
Cardinals hat on the Bishop of Orleans.
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CoNNUHhL lNrnIGlr.-At the late term of the
court in Goshen, E.khart county, Indiana. fifteen
divorces were granted.
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The great revival IN ireland has resulted in tie
conversion of 100000 persons.
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FRESU CONSICN1TrvTS

MOTHER invoice Of seasonable underwear Of gauge 81
N gauze merinO, Cashmere, Isle thread, linen, jackcnet
plain cotton, received and for sale by J II McGILL
auI5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-06

-. ---..,,. ,gree bst,, sen q Apiss '''S
posai 81 q six i''''''''' ''4'. Sip .Edin.
himself. Sent ss The ,s steam ,Is,,,, -.
SseessO"N que .,' Nav YorS Rrrive', 'S ssTed To- Is,
NPreree Dntch men. VT rFe Oi'
roTs gt s,pm CbsmBer Of Deputies had prs'ss1i
"A ~ address Is the King, eonRrat tnlatiiAs ~ & ~, ~
',,,or the completion Of tue tWshty nom
M rsign The address atiiaelse ,s he az
~. n,s ~, that n condemns in strong ,l eHs a,,es
the tecs I'M i,, y F.uce and indirectly wv
- T,,rcne for protection aga ..is and snShv.
Ths address was adopted unanimous.
aiastically. -
~ EinT nj Sardinia had resolved 20 send an
,,ta,yrsph lettor 70 Garbnldt, requesting him not
~ Stfaek continental possessions OF the hing OF
Nsp SIor,nop conference was held in London
Brigham Young was elected head Of the Mormon
''E Eleven thousand French troops had gone to
Three thousand five hundred English troops
aud negt ofships were going .ee..-,.
Ahdel \ sae Is spoken 0f iQF Governor Of syria.
A reported Official telegram announces ue con
[ tlpgat,on Of Che treaty between the 8lareonites
sud The Druses, but lacks bSNRmauaA,
Napoleon had gone 20 Dhalops camp.
The Kings OF SRNony and Bavaria would not
4 pRninipatv Ia the Topl2 conference
The British military authorities recommend an
Increase IN the army,
/ Parliament Is expected 70 adjourn IN the last
week IN August
The Post has a telegram from Paris, saying every
thing tends 10 the belief that GaIibaldi direct
ing his expedition against the main land Is unofi
j ciai, U...41.
/ Lord Palmortop's speech on nOtona defense
/ caused great uneasiness
The Daily News Objects Co his proposition as part
/ Of plan the government has not the courage TO
disclose. u sayg nobody entcrtains doubt the in
evltAbe seQuelM be large inoroase OF stanaing
army. ...
I A Naples despatch Of the 23i says Mossina was
evacuated by the Royal troops who are being trans
/ ported hy steamer TO Naples,
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RRIvED a ClIeaeo from Cle7eland 2d. schooner

ARRIVED at Chicago from Cleveland ID, schooner
Oliver Culver
AT OswEso ID, schooner B. F. Wade.
At Buffalo Sd, schooner Twin Brother, Ellington.
The Schooner R. H. HARMON sailed from Liver
pool the 18th for Quebec and Cleveland, and the
schooner G. D. Dousman sailed the same day for
Montreal and Cleveland.
FREIoHT CoNTRkoT.-We learn from the Buffalo
Express that Capt. Frank Perew has chartered his
fine bsrQue Invinoible for four trips from Chicrgo
with wheat, at 8, 10 and l2c being an average Of
&C for the four trips These figures are significant as
showing confidence in an upward movement.
sALE-The Buffalo Express says that Geo. w.
Tiht, ESQ, has purchased Of MessFs Peck Mas
ters, Cleveland, the barqus Naomi. She one of the
finest vessels on the lakes.
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NEW YORK nIARKRT-AUG. 4.
lBY TELEGRAPH.

lBY EELEGRAPH.l
FLOUR-Sales Of l4sOO bbIs; at S5,l ,lO05,2O for su-
perhne state S5,25@5r3O for extra S5,lOe5 Is for
dium Extra Wsstern $5,2l96,48 for Shipping brands
Extra Round Hoop Ohio market closing steady
and about eOOl bbs OF the sales were for export at
scarcely 50 much doing, but the market, notwith-
standing, Il hTm with pretty good export and mod
CANADIAN FIOUR-salesoi 700 bbls; at $50
g5sl5 for Superhne, and S5,2517, so for Common to
Uhoieee Extra Market steady and in moderate de-
RYE FLOUR-sales at Ss,5Oa4 20 for Common
to Choice superhne. Market quiet, with small
CORN AIEAL.-ssles. Of $50 bbls; at ss,s5 for
Jersey 9n9 81 i9lor BranayWine Market quiet and
WHISKY-Dsmand moderate and market quiet
Sales Of s5J bbs at 2e, and last evening GU bbls al
WHEAT Sales 1000 bush spring at s1,lsaI,ls
6sOO o1sh new white Indiana at S,279ll2i 1906 bu
white Canadian at SI,2ll IS; 400 bush new and Cd
mlxed winter red western at 81 l,25 1900 bush new
white Southern at Si,35Gl 40. Market less active
but prices without striking change.
RYE-Quiet at sO61Slc.
BARLEX.-Nothing doing in barley.
-COhN-Sales Of 900 bush; at 62e9625kc for COM
yellow. Market opened qniet and closed rather DUN
OAIs-sales az 37g3gc for western and Canadian
PORK-Sales Of l50bbIs; at sis. s.I6al925 for new
mess $ls9O TOR old mess: $4 O0for new prime; Sl2LO
ioE 95q, ssI,5; Aarket dull and heavy, ir'
prime S4,755ss0 for country mess; $SGIO5O for re-
packed gl. mess and Sil9iz for extra mess. Market
BEEF HAIIs-Narket quiet and nOminally un-
Cur MEATs-ouiet firm. with small sale. stec
for shoulders; ll@lI14e for hams
=, 1lAAttD-9uiet and firm. Sales Of go bbls, at l2A
BDFTER-ssilings at lO@l5o for Ohio; and 100
lsc for state In moderate for export and home con-
CHEESE Selling at s@H4c for inferior to
prime. Market steady.
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NJ GRRAr EAsTERN.

The Great Eastern passed Cape Henry q nyS
o'clock last evening. She was met ANA sal9teu
witb steamers -er0Rted with passengers lhe
snip was making hiieen knots an hoaEI 3eH,l ,s
sii ne bepts Weather was delightful she
s'r,t,srd here At ak O'Clock, when her salute Wa
retarned from the guns Of Fort Monroe Inc
excitement here Is great ,.,,.,
There were los passengers az taeetlAg @ heil @l ut
hosrsI Compiitnantary resolutions were passen
-sioiiye Ia ne shiu, her officers, management
ftre, &c There has been grand time on ooaIS oar,
issf night and to-day, including music ana % 1alll
and Immense crowds are now IN 9oeFl lI"u' -N"i'
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DR. a GIBSON


Formerly Of New York City, will pay One Hun-
dred dollars for the proof that he ever fails 70 euFs
dum for the proof that any other Rhylician On
enc United States treats ths same diseases wish
After many years Of laborioas study and ezpsri-
ehcet Dr. GIBSON IL happy In being able % an
noehee % me unfortunate, that he has perieoted
system Qi treatment for the
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
q me above and other private diseases, with all bae
DEBILITY OK NERVOUS PROsTRATIOH.
Hs has aneceseed IN curing cases IN this city, some
sslstyled physicians who profess 70 treat a private
maladies with success, and without rseeiTfng ne
Although Dr. GIBSON has Dibloms, yet be
makes no boast Of that ct, for the very reason that
Of Intelligence, Tor neither diplomas, nor colleges
nor even experience ever yet possessed power SUM
cient 20 always make aged men WISE or 70 convert
one single Ounce into medical genu3 naither dQel
he boast that he's sis a member Of some college In
Paris or London, perhaps some other8 do for he
purpose Of ensnaring the Innocent But what Dr.
GIBSON might boast Of Is this, that h ID abi8 .
give entire satisfaction 70 those who rspose cou1-
eenco in his ability and integrity, and THAI ha has
perfected an American system Of treatulent Wnica
chaIsnRes any Physician Of London or Paris o. any
oofant nlrdicine 10 efual for the radical cure of as
ilal weakness, and all diseases or derangeuentls
10th mental and physical, arising nom sexual Or
Or. GIBSON also claims for his new trsatmsut the
following advantages over all others yet discovered;
and hrst, the agents used are In respect disagree
able he uses no relics Of the dark ages, such g
y his treatment is positive and certain IN all cases.
he stands prepared g 90 INTO any public OF private
great fact that he Is able TO- permanently cure ten
cases, in the same length Of time required By Any
other Physician to cure one similar case.
Fellow CitiZensl Facts are tangible things, and IN
this age, the only pabula upon which the public
Llind can be fed, and from which Just and definite
conclusions can be dsdueed.
Dr. GIBSON is permanently located in Cleveland,
and has during the past six months performed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted al
other modes Of treatment Heierencs BE- given %
individuals Of the first respeCtability in Cleveland
/ Boston, New York, and other cities in regard to
skin and integrity in all professional sransacton1-
Dyspepsia, Rhnematisms sGroiula and All chronic
diseases treated with unusual success.
81 Medicine sent 70 any part OF the country on
/ receipt Of ten dollars.
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of Eleetropathy and Medicine,
e. Ofacs No. III Ontario street, up stairs, few
doors from the Public Square.
Once hours from 9 to Z and from to 70 o'eloJ<
1 daily, Sundays sxcepted.) nova
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Saturday Nights Report.
ELECTION RETURNS.

PETEBsRCRGi Va Aug !.
The returns from North Car8lina come in slow
ly Ellis majority IN Granville county Is lJO,
aud the Democratic Legislative ticket IS elected
Hartford county is reported as gam tor Eliis Oi
1856 Warren county gives an increased majority
for Ellis, and the Democratic Legislative Leket
Is elected Halifax county gives gain for Ellis
In Carroll county Pool gains slightly. IN New
Rsnoyer county Pool gains slightly. In Orange
rountv Pool gains 200 Rowan county gives
large gains for Pool, and MIR Risher is defeated
for ne Sepste. A Democratic loss. In Wake
county Pool gains $50. Forsyth cuulty gives
larpe gains for Pool Randolph county gives
small gains for Pool. Orange county gives Pool
.28s Ellis ], ,109 The whole Opposition Legis
lative ticket is elected-a gain OF y members
Wayne county gives Ellis ,3I4 Pool $40. Bruns-
wick county gives Ellis I ,549 Pool Il8 Samp
son county gives Ellis l ,oS1 Pool $50, Dublin
county gives Ellis 800 Pool 1871. Columbus
county gives Ellis a majority of l65--a Democrat
ic loss. In Edgecombe county Ellis gains lBO In
Cartrell county the Opposition elect senator
and Member OF the COmmOns-both gains Ellis
gains in Mecklenburg Wilson and Nash eoun-
Ties Davidson county gives Ellis SS4 Pool i
246. Forsyth county gives Ellis 1,0l5; Pool l.
O2s. Mechlenburg county gives Ellis ,OOS FOOL
eco. In Cabarrus county POOLS majority about
$50. Gailford county gives Ellis $50 Pool 2,I2l-
Olamance county gives Ellis III Pool 1913 Wake
county complete, Ellis ], 400 Pool sea- heavy
Democratic loss johnson county gives Ellis l.
I94 Pool $780, The losses and gains are estima-
ted BY the vote of 1858 between Ellis and MeRae,
when Ellis was elected by l6 1856 majority. The
gains for Pool are heavy, but insufficient 10 affect
The result Wen informed parties give the State
10 the Democrats by from 900 to 10000