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ia Wheeler & Wilson's

HA Wheeler & Wilson'S
SEWING MACHINE
was brought into the market at q later day than
either Of its rivals who have STAINED say noto-
rety, and under less favorable circumstances; yet
there have been nearly twice many sold ~ Of any
other make. it has taken more prem uns thSn
any other. II receives more favorable notices
from the press than any ether, ana the PEOPLE
like it better than any ether. 1t C ntans every
late Improvement of any merit, has guides and at
tachnents of all kinds makes a stitch applicable
to all pm poses, and 10 warranted to need less
pairs than any other Machine IN use.
60 IL certainly will ont-last any Machine that
seWs. and any person accustomed to running liz ht
machinery at nigh speed will say So
Sales Room 22 Main tleet, Richmond John
sons Hail, Norfolk.
&C 24-lw* L. II. CRAIG Z, Agent.
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NJ BILL HEAD BILL HKADs The largest
and most complet assortment Of RULED PA
PkkS, for BILL HEADS, of various colors-
Blue, White, Buff, Canary, Pink, and Purple-just
received Rt THIS OFFICE. Merchants and 9th
ers IN want, can rely on getting a good article of
Paper, and as cheap as they can De procured any
where Call and see specimens and prices. Itsl
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a"J lime tries oil things" and has
CHERRY Is The remedy, par er-etiencr. for the
the cure OF Coughs. tolds. Group. WhoopinE
rongh, Bronchitis, Asthma, Phthistc, Sore Throat,
luiuenza, and last. not least Consumption.
sold by ADIE Il GRAY, PURCELL, LADD
CO., W. PETERSON, J. P. DUVAL. and by all
other deale rs in medicines. cc25-2tW&S
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NJ NEW MUSIC.-30000 pages of NEW
xJAsS AND STANDARD NJ u s C, for sale at
1x% ANDOLPH'S Bookstore and Eindery, I2l
HOUR FOR PRAYER Song or Quartette. b.
10 YOU Think OF THE DAYS THAT
ARE GONE, JhANIE" Ballad. by Smart
25o.
THE BROOK. Song. BY Dolores ESQ.
CORA LANE; song. BY ElImeIer: 26c.
DREAM OF LOVE. Song. By Rodwell. Csc.
DEATH OF LOVE. A Musical Tableaux. By
Curtis. CSC.
GIPsY's PREDICTION. Ballad. By Cannon.
FAlrHLESS ROSA Song and Chorus. Arranged
DIN0RAA Polka LIE Pardon de Ploermel.
By Weber. 50c
PEEK a 300 POLKA By MoNaughton. SOC.
BITILE-IT POLKA. ny William Mason bDo
GOLDEN DREAM MAZCRKA. BY DAVIS. 25c
Safer CLUB SCHoTrISCH. by Geuter-
bruck. Csc.
HEARTS EASE WALTZ. By the author of the
"COverdale Schottsch - Csc.
LA J0YEUSE GALLOPADE. BY Hiibner. Csc.
25-lC
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BOARDING..

pOARD.-A gentleman and wife, or two gem
ID temen. can obtain BOARD, ana q ve;y desi-
Fable second story room, in a priTa'e family, on
Ith street, between Franklin aud Grace few
gentlemen taken as DAY BOARDERS. Apply te
h. MACON. at F. II. Caves offics,
&C 24-2t* 18th street, bst. Main and Cary.
DRIvATE BDAkDENG.-Ths subscr Der hav-
l. ing newly fitted up that beautiful and spacious
residence in sydney called WARSAW ,Is pre- pared
10 accommodate BOA D Frs on reasonable
terms. Single gentlemen preferred Students
terIng the Baptist College Will find IL admirably
suited to their comfort and convenience, 1t beng
only n few squares distant. No pains will be
spared to make the stay of any one pleasant ard
agreeable. For terms, &c, apply on the premises,
to loo l9--ts X. t. PARISH.
D0ARDiHG.-Oue or two ID + r A B l. +
- ROOMS vacant at tie EDGkMONF HOUSE,
between 9th and Eth streets. oc Its
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DU%EkS' GEYlERIN HAIM-,

IJUW EkS' GLElEKIN HALM-An effect
ual cure and preventive against chapping or
any roughness of the skIn Gccasoned by cnafng, or
exposure 10 heat or cold its bamy effects 10 such
that renOers the skin peculiarly soft, and may be
applied with advantage TO the most delicate in
fant. This preparation combines the healing snd
the protective properties of Glycerin, with those
of other Gland ana bslsamIc agents, which serve
To restore primitive detIcacy. after washing and
dryI"g the skin, apply the Balm with the hand and
allow 1t TO dry on the surface. For any irrltatan
produced b, shaving, and for chapping If the SKIN
To which children are subject. IL Is pecu!iarly
grateful. No 4S, cor. MAIN AND BRA s rN
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NIsITOKS 10 THE FAIR viii ed at

VISITORS TO THE FAIR will 6nd at
MEADE BAKERS Family Drug Store r
full supply of the most Tstiab!s Medicines, Chem
lcsls, Drugs, Pharmaceutical Products; popu ar
Patent Med,clhes; uure Virginia Coal OH; Specs
Cigars. Tobacco; the most select and nest French
Pomades, Soaps, Periumery, Combs Brushes.
Porte MonlaIes, Fauna CoIognss, Family hIedl
cine Ones s and Ply sicians' Saddle Bags, Surgical
Instruments and Appliances, OF every kind.
MEADE i BAKER, DTuggls's,
ls5 Main street, N. w corner 10th.
lust haV Bna
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No Knowles e. WeIford, Agents for
LIE r. AND rIaE INSURANCE,
SAFES.
MACHINE BETTING, Gather and Rubber,)
Meueely CHURCH and other BELLS,
Dealers in COrT0N and lNEN TWINES,
&C Est 100 Main street, Richmond.
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CHINA SAVINGS BASa.-.
Chartered by the LEGISLATURE Gf Va.
MONEY received on deposit in SUNS of FIVE
DOLl.AR RS and upwards. on which interest g. the
rate of SIX per centum per annum Is paid for sums
remaining SIX months or LONGER: for shorter Pc
mods, interest q: the rate of per centIm.
The whole Joint stock bound tor the de p;sts.
Deposits received and certificates Issued by the
Cashier, I. B. SrARkE, a. the store of 4. 3.
Spence. corner of Nam and Governor streets,
& chInnnd. Va
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FAIR, FAIR, FAiK.-Persons visiting the
CITY with the view of attending the FAIR will
find one of the largest and best stocks of
GENTS and YOUTHS CLOTHING
and FURNISHING GOODS,
AT lo3 MAIN street IN this CITY, nj prlceg VI ich
cannot ial 10 please. Give US y call and ex anime
foods before par chasing, as we are determined TO
give evers one the worth of his mo2ey who favors
US with their patronage.
NOAH WALKER K CO,
les. Nam and l4th nr Pas ri
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HeGCIAL NOTICES
h s6O-Tali and Winter Goods. - $50. "a
GREAT RUSH FOR BARGAINS.

TREM ENDoUs ExCITEMEN
HavirH received q fresh supply Of sll Kinds Of
DRESS GOODS, DOM ESTES, BOOTS and
SHOES. we now enabled to suit every one
who will favor us with y call. As regards prices,
we feel confident We cannot be beaten. as we have
bought some of the cheapest Goods ever brorght
To this market.
Linen HDKFs Mt 61Sc., worth Exc.
BLANKETS Mt ~ per pair. cheap at s..
DOSOMS At ETo. cheap at CSC.
Ladies' Morocco BOO fEES at 81 and 81 IS,
e, sold everywhere at Sl.50.
HOOP SKIRTS from 25c. up, a.,
And everything usually kept IN DRY GOODS
merchants would do we'll to give us a call and ex-
anime our stock. before purchasing else where.
WERIHEiMEH lOWENBERG,
oc Is I'm No. IS Main street.
~ Rocks Good Samaritau-TouIlw hom
IT WAY CONCEkN.-ROCk'S GOOD SAMAR-
ITAN can he found Mt the following Druggists
FisHER & sHEP- APPP tfERso d.
PtRCELL. LADD& MEADE & BAKER,
CO. l.. B. THOMAS,
w. PETERSON, MlLLSPAUGH Il
JAS. p. DUVAL, JOHNSTON,
AplE h GRAY, l.. WAGNER,
J. BLAIR, y. A. HU DNrR,
I'D. 1. ROBINSON, JOS. LAIpiEY.
y. J. PICOf, j. w. Frazier,
X. w. Powers, J. w 6ARLICK
&C 2t-lw
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sAM'L s. COTTRELL, Pres't,
4


CUNS-GUNS-GUN S.-I have IN store large
VI and very complete stock of u UNS: also. Smith
h Wesson d SEVkN-ShOUTER KS; Shapes very
many other PISTOLS, OF the best makers ;;
SPORT NG GOODS and AM NJ UNIiI0N, of all
kinds; all of which will be sold at the lowest pos
sIbie prices. An examination of my stock is re-
SpectIul'y solicited. T. W. TlUNOR,
Gun Maker, Main street, fellow the Market.
~
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w Just received beautiful assortment of
WALKING CANES, mounted with gold, silver,
IVORY and pearl, ranging In prices from twenty five
cents To twenty i've dollars. For sale by
JAMES WALSH.
Inn
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TISHE FAIR. THE Persons VISITING
i the Fair will do well TO call and examine our
stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING. which 10
the best have ever gotten up, and prices To suit
all buyers. SIMPSON Il MILLER,
Opposite Mitchell l. TyleF's.
W. B. DAVIDSON, Salesman
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(,OUGH REMEDIES BoDEKER's pnlmo-
~ nary Balsam, Ay er's Cherry Pectoral, Wlstar
Balsam Of Wild Cherry. Mrs. Gardner's Bslsam
Liverwort, Mrs. DAVIS Cough Ellxer. Thompson's
Jayne's Expectorant, Roses Congh Syrup, DIR.
Buffers Syrup Tou, Bryan's Palmonio Waters,
Browns bronchial Troehes, for sale by
A B0DEkER CO., Apotheearies.
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NOAH WALKER K CO.,
ln3. cor Mann and llfh nr PAa RI al

AT Il. w. POWERS DRUG sTOkE,
= physicians ard others will always find WELL
selected stock OF Instruments, Ne heal Saddle
oaas, improved Trusses, Pharmaceutical prepara-
lions, Chemicals, and every thing GENERALLY kept
IN a inst class Druy Store.
Mair, md CIR
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tNATTED-ro sohclt q call from all parsons IN
w want of T r U y X s, at the RICH MOND
manufacturing every sly le. from the common u
to the most superior | n + K "A i. ALL
l. lat HER TRUNKS, LADIES' FRENCH
TRUNKS, &c. All sold at manufacturers prices,
Mt No. 81 MAN S., in Saddle and Harness store,
with VIM. SALMON
A- TRUNKS REPAIRED. .u,.
sc 26-3In JAM ES KNOTS.
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rA John A. Calyo,
ARTIST, AND Teacher OF
DRAWING AND PAINTING,
in al their branches, has removed his Studio to
the corner OF Grace a6d Foushee sts, next door 10
Mr.. Lefebvre's School. &C 25-6t"
"a Anctio n.--Groceries, Liquors, &c,
THIS MORNING, by
oc Isl j. h 6. b. DAVtHPoRT, Aac.s.
~ Grand Opening of ali the .,.-,-
LATEST STYLES.
OCTOBER PATH, 1850.
ELLE,IT e WEESIGER
Have this day received n Sp}eadid assortment Of
MISSES BEAVER and FELT HATS,
Trimmed and untrlmmed.
CHlLDREN'S ard
INFANTS HATS.
FLATS md TURBANS.
BoTS' BEAVERS, SOFT HATS ana CAPS
GENTS and YOUNG GENTS
SILK and SOFT HATS,
Black, Brown, Claret, Plumb and Neutra Colors.
an entire new and fresh supply of
l. A Esq ana
In Sable, Mink, Lynx, Squirrel, Fitch, Stone Mar
tin, r ock marin, Russia Fitch. British Sable:
CAPES, VICTORINtS. CUFFS, MUFFS,
FANCY CARRIAGE ROBES. &c
ELLETr Il WEfsIGER,
oc 24--3t No. 167 Main street.
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=, COMPANY *" Isr REG. VA, vOA'S,t
II RICHMOND, Oct. 2sth, 1860. (
III Attend n Regular Meeting this lTHURS
WDA4J evening, az A., SCHAD'S HALL, at 8
~ o'cfoek. BY order of the Captain.
oc 26-lt r. w. HAGEME Err, LIST Serg't.
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NlOTiCE TO THE LADIES Opened this
~ morning the best BLEACHED and IN
BLEACHED SHEET TING at cents, ard sCme
thing very extra at 10 cents a yard
Also. another case OF those good. thick-soed
MOROCCO HEELED SHOES, at 81 IL a pair.
Ladies will please call ana examine them, as they
are very low, at NJ. FLEISCHER'S,
oc 24-2t- Corner 9th and Broad streets.
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CANDLES AND C0FFEE--ae 40 boxes Ait
- meyers Candies; 100 boxes Jaekson's Candies;
500 whole and halt boxes Adamantins Candies; l0o
pockets Java Coffee for sale by
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pAtNTEO PAILA, Ac.-aQ dox. pal nted
Pals; 50 do, Cedar do; so nests Cedar Tahs, "
do. u. b. churns, for sale BY
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FRESH BUTTER. Just received, a lot OF
L prims FRESH MOUNTAIN BUTTER, in
joHNSnN" Won MEN r OTEy,s
DC 25-St l3 Pearl street.
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The Overland Mail arrived st 81. Jose oh
with California dates to the 10Th and Ore.
Igon dates to the 9TH.
On the Sih, news reached San Francisco
BY telegraph that the Oregon Senatorial
election took place al Salem on the I'd, and
In due legal form. ]. w. Nesmiih, Doug.
lac democrat, was elected for the long term
and i. u. Baker, Republican. for the short
term--fve years. Baker is non .interven
ton Republican, with views similar 10 those
of Eli Thayer. The news electrified ne.
publicans, many OF whom think the Stale
may 60 for Lincoln, II Baker can DO induced
10 take the stump.
The Breckinridcc Democrats are endesy.
oring 70 damage the Doug glasites BY alleg.
ing that there 10 coalition between them
and the Republicans throughout the Pacific
States, and that both parties will unite next
winter 10 elect fusion Senator from Cali.
Fornia.
The campaign Is progressing vigorously.
The canvass 10 taking such shape that tho
ucccss u Breckinridge would secure Gwin's
e-electicn 70 the Senate, and this fact ope-
ates very much against the success of that
icket Between Douglas and Breckinridge
D this State, the contest 10 so close that the
citing men continue 10 make open bets In
arrc sums. without, hesitation.
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The Only Contest.

The only contest in Indiana on the 9Th Of
November will DO between the Douglas and
the Lincoln Electoral tickets. Those who
wish to soc Lincoln carry the State and bo
elected President, will either give him full
vote BY casting their ballots directly for him.
or else give him half a vote BY putting in
q Dell or Breckenridge ticket. Those who
sincerely and earnestly desire 10 defeat Lin
coin, should vote the Douglas ticket. This
rs so plain that every body can see ii.--N. Al
Ledger
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a Word to the Wise.
Love hailed little maid.
Romping throueh tie meadow;
Needless in The sun she played,
Scorn,ul oi The shadow.
"C)me With mc," whispered h';
listen. sweet 10 love aud reason
~ and by she mcckcd reply;
Loves n1t in season 7
Years went, years came
lig'i mixed with shadow;
Live met tle nsid again,
Dreaming through the ncadoa.
MI 20 coy." urged The boy;
List ia time 70 love and reason
ny and by che unused reply;
Loves still in season"
Years wen, years came;
Light changed 10 SHADOW;
Love saw the maid ssain,
Waiting 10 the meadow,
'pa-s no more; my dream u Der;
can listen now % reason"
Keep ,hec coy" mocked The boy;
Live i out ~ season"
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NO. o..
A Moment Of Horror.

"a AAUltut Ol HOII0T.
We ere indebted 10 the Mobile Register
for the following:
For twenty-ihree years, old Jake Willard
has cultivated the soil Of Baldwin county,
snd drawn therefrcm support for SELF ard
wife. lie i childess. Not long ago. Jake
len lhe house, 10 search Of mssiag COW
iiis route led him through on old worn out
patch Of clay land, OF about sixteen acres
IN extent, 10 the center Of which was a we'll.
twenty-five or thirty feet deep, that at some
time, probably, had furnished the inmates
o. dilapiinted house near BY with water.
10 passing by this spot, an i'll wind lhei
Jake's title" from his head, and maIiciously
waited il 10 the edge OF the well, and 10 IL
tumbled.
Now Jake had always practicei tie virtue
OF economy, and be Immediately set about
recovering the lost hat. lie ran 10 The we'll.
and finding i was dry at the bottom he un-
colcd the rope which he had brought for the
purpose Of capturing the truant COW, and ar
ter several attempts 10 catch the hat with a
moose, he concluded.to save time by going
down into the well himself. 70 accomplish
this, he made fast one end OF the rope 10 u
stump hard by. and was quickly on his way
down the we'll.
II Is fact, Of which Jake was no less
oblivious than The reader hereof that Md
Wells was in the dIapidated building afore-
said. and that an old blind horse, with bell
on his neck, who had been turned out to die,
was lszily grazing within shor, distance Of
the well.
The devil himself or some other wicked
spirit put ]. into Ncd's Uranium to have Ill
lie fun; 50 he quietly slipped up to the horse,
and unbucking The bell.s,rsp. approached
with slow, measured "ting- ling" the edge
OF The well.
"G--d dang that old blind horse., said
Jake, she's a-comin' this way, sure, and
aL't got no more sense than 10 fall in here.
Whoa, BALI"
But the continued approach Of the siing-
ling" said just as plainly as words that
Ball wouldn't "whoa." Besides Jake was
At The bottom, resting. before trying 10
"shin" i up he rope.
Great JerusaIem!- said he, 'lhc old cuss
viii be top Of me before ] can say Jack
Robson. Whoa! Cd dang you. uhoa!v
just then. Ned drew up TO the edge OF the
well. and with his foot kicked little dirt in
10 n.
"Oh! Lord!" exclaimed Jake, falling
upon his knees at the bottom. Pm gone
now, whoa! Now lay me down sleep
whoa. Ball. ] pray the lord my soul to-
v-h-o-a, now. Oh Lord. have mercy on
ne!'
Ned could hold 10 no longer. and fearful
axe might suffer from his fright, he revealed
Iimself
Probably Ned didn't make tracks with his
eels from that well. Maybe Jake wasn't
p to the top Of il in short order; and you
hight ihiok he didn't try every night for
wo weeks TO get a shot with his rife al Ned.
faybe not don't know. But do know
nat il Jake finds out who sent you this, il
ill be the last squib you'll get.
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REMEDY FOR FELoS.-Wc find The fol.
lowing In the Auburn Daily News:
A lady who had been troubled for some
time with felon on her finger, gives sim
pie remedy from which she experienced
great relief, and which enabled her to obtain
sleep for The frs, time in many nights. /,
was to cut hole in lemon and wear Il on
tho finger like thimble--thc fclon being
cncaaed IN The fruit.
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ii We have received letter rom
grn lsman M Louisiana assiny il il l. iru,
,hst Senator Bright voted the Black 7 rub
hcah iigset a, the late election ia this State
III reply We would state, TINT il the absenc
~ positive Iroof. every Circumstance eoe
10 show that Mr. Bright voted the abolition
ticket. I, Is e charged 10 JsIFersonviie
and has never been auihoritaiivey denied
Tae Senator made speech on The righl
preceding the election, the whole tendency
Of which was 10 excite his psrlizins againsl
The Democratic State ticket, a. The follow
ing correspondence will show n. A Ledger
CORRESPONDENCE.
Vim. M. French Einsr JriIersonsile Re,
publican:
DEAR SIN; As ws are advised, you were
present and heard the Hon. Jesse ID.
Brieht's speech. at Ewing's Hall, in this ci \.
on Monday nigh, last. will you be 80 good
ts to state il Mr.. Bright did Or did rot use tbs
language in his speech.
I'VE must beat this anti Lecompton- D0u-
gas democratic party. You may begin 70
morrow, II you please; but i must be donclr
The most Of Us were present and remem-
Der the exact language in substance. We
wish to hear from you as you understood IL
j. r.. y. NOwLAND,
WILLIAM LEE.
W. II. LuLLEY,
T.. d. BAILEY.
RLruBLrcAx OrFIcs, JEFFERsosvlLLr,
October IA, 1860
To J. II. b. Nowland, WIN. Lee. and Others:
CExTLFMEs: Your letter prcpoundng Al
question relative 10 the speech made BY
Hon. J d. Bright. o. the evening precedingI
the State election, is before me. ! heard
The speech 10 which you refer; was one
Of the Hon. Senator's attentive hearers, and
am very clear on the point which you direct
cd your inquiry. In speaking OF the Doug
las party, he said that Il would be defeated,
and added: "when shall we begin the
work! Tomorrow, II you please. You can
lind no better time.'
WIN NJ FRENCH.
Ater giving this advice, can there be any
reasonable doubt % 10 the manner in which
the Senator voted!
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David T. LairdsEsq.

This gallant STANDARD bearer Of Demccra
cy was defeated by twelve votes. We envy
not the man, who in order 10 gain shor
liked triumph put forth and circulated low
mean, and contemplate slander upon Mr.
Laird, through @ arman circular on the day
Of the election. Such dirty elecIioneerine
tricks generally recoil upon their authors,
and this case will not prove On exception
The Democracy Of Spencer owe to Dir. Laird
a debt Of gratitude for the able manner in
which he has represented their principles
upon the stump, and they will reward him
suitably nt no distant day. Though defeated,
Mr.. Laird, is r.-.cas, down. He 10 as true
rs steel to the great cause OF Popular Sow
sreigniy and the rights Of the people
Rockport Democrat.
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CL"Siy maiden fair, why dost thou
weepl Some secre. sorrow, hidden deep
within thy heart, il bringing into thine eyes
those pearly tears sweet memory Of by.gone
years. thus fountain like unspringipg Of
unrequi,cd love, dream wakes from its
hidden source. the stream that down thy
cheek is stesliDgl'
may, It's not love-"
"What then, oh, sayl"
"Well, then, we dine on goose to-day;
the onions have been pceling"
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Senate--Session of 1861.
SENATORS HOLDING OVER:

n Barthoiomew-Smith Jones, Dem.
Benton. Warren, and Whi,e--George i
Wagner Rep.
Clinton and Caroll-James OIell, Dem.
\ Crawford and Orange -Quinion Iona,
} Dem.
Dearborn Cornelius O'Brien, Dem.
Floyd-D. c. An,hony, Rep
:. Franklin-Aaron b. Line, Dem.
Grant and Msdison-Il Harvey Craven. Re
Green and OSen-J. w. Conley, Dem.
Huntington and Whitley. r. Slack
Dem.
Jefierssn-John r. Cravens. Rep.
Knox and Daviess--James ID. Williams
Dem
Kosciusko and wabash James D. Con
ner. Rep.
Like, Porter. and Jasper-David Turner
Rep.
II riin and Llwrencc--T. r Cobb. Dem
Monroe and Brswn--W. G Tarkington
Dem.
Ohio and switzsrland--Denjimin R bin
son. Rep
Parke aad ysfmi'lion- George K Steele
Rep
Possy snd vandcrbu-g--M 7. Q rnahan,
tem.
Tippccanor--M. z. Culver, Rep.
wauick. s,eneet. AMI Perry ohm 6.
Shoemaker. dem.
Wayne 0 hnicl Berson, Rep
Wells, Adams, and Jay--David slude-
baker, dem.
SENATOR'S lust ELECTED.
cass, Howard, and Puiaski-.R n. D.IIari.
Rep.
Clark and scoil-charIes i. Ferguson,
Democrat
Desaiur-R Richard Robbins, Rep
Delaware AMI Dlackiord- Walter March,
Rep.
Fayette and Union benjamin Il. Clay
nooI. Rep
Foun'ain--ilenry campbeII. Rep.
Gibson, Pike. and DUBOIS Thomas Shoul-
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LhPo''e and S'afSe--' ABRAHAM Ieegarden,
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Miami and Ful'on--Daniel Il. Bearss. Re-
publican.
Montgomery--Mschs y. White. Rep
Noble, DrKalb, and Stcuben--Timothy
I. Dickson. Rep.
Putnam and Ciay-Archibald Johnston,
emocrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-10-31

A NOZZLE CoNMusITy.-Thet town OF West
Greek, Lake county, Indiana, at the election
Iast week poled l4l votes, every one Of
which was for Henry s. Lane and the Re.
publican ticket. Where Is the town that
will do likewisel-Lafayettc Journal.
We know OF still nobler community .--
Ferdinand township, Dubois county, polled
266 votes, every one Of which was for Hen
bricks and the whole Democratic State tick
et.-N. A. Ledger.