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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20

TRUSTEES SALENF A VACANT LOT
IN PORT MAYO-By virtue o. a deed of trust
executed b, Benjamin SHARP and wife, to the sub
scTbers, dated ii May 1854, aud duly recorded
Henrico County Court Office. will sell at pu bic
auction, upon the premises, on TUESDAY, the
28th day OF February commencing at o clock. I.
Ma VACANT LOT in Port MAYO fronting on
the east side of 7th street ~ feet and ing BAG
81 feet, and des snated by the number ~ ON plan
Bosseux to l.. J. Bossleux. Terms at sale.
JAS. M. TAYLOR, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20

A.TTIc~ The good schooner FLAMES II. GATOR
s2==&Captain CaTIIN. having most of her carg
engaged and going on board. will have quick dis
patch. For remainder q! cargo, apply To
te IG-tt w. ID. COLO UITr & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20

LOk SALE.-The entire u any portpnn OF III.
L risht to ROUTES DRNlN FLOW. was
awarded the premium of the Virginia nsricu,turai
). AgrIcnitural Fair. Richmond 1884; the premium
OF the Va Cen Agricultural Society. 1889 nd first
Opens a. Drain one foot deop, thirty inches wide AT
top aud foav inches wide ut dictionaries rolled
down To an Inc lno PLAIN. Pc ieot drains are forn
ed ~ one running Of the pow. Pate nted 18th July
1851. A. p ROlITT
fe 6-l2t S0mersett Ovnuye Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20

JOSEPH WELLS, Collector Of Taxes
fe 9-2awlm Town OF Manchestey.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20

NEW BUTTER, LARD AND Ii.EE,k
~ sToRE-No. a. MAIN ST.-The subscrl bcr
has taken the above store, apd offers ior sale a
LARD, On EESE WHEAT and BuCXWHEAT
Flour, HAMS, SHOULnEKS, MIDDLINGS.
CIGARS, SOAP, STARCH Sc, &c. &c:
The above articles all sent here aud sold or.
commission, and Will consequently be sold low fol
casa Inu9-tsI 4. HAI.IOCK AGENT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20

have TO offer my thanks 30 my friends
and customers for 10 rner LIBERAL patronage. ~ q TO
ask a continuance OF the same To the new business
of LIBBY Il BURTON. LUTHER LlbBl.
Richmond, Feb. 18TH, 90.
NA Whig rony te lS-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20

JrOK SALT have Tor two hall acre
L LOTS on Grace and Broad streets. centre. or
divided into smaller lots next to Mortons flower
garden; an excellent GAR DENER. and 3 superior
MORGAN HORSE. very SNOWY in harness
parade; and for rent two SEATS IN Pew No. IL IN
81 Paul's Church. | will take occasion to correct
an impression. which am .niorme,. is very prev
alent one, that had discontinued the practice of
ia 2s-lm in. BROOKS, NJ. D.
VALUABLE PRIVATE nWEAAtHG. ON
SOUTH SIDE CARY, BETWEEN IsT AND
% STREETS, FOH SALE.-We are authorized
to sell "A valuable DIV ELtlNG, situated above
The House contains II rooms. and has every &C
commodation for n large size family. There is on
the lot a stable. Carnage House. &c. The lot
fronts 80 feet by 1877 feet, to alley Is feet wide.
For terms, &c, apply to -
in 23-lm GODDIN APPERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20

w SHADES !-WIOLESALE AND RETAIL,
AT $50 BROAD SIN: GOLDEN takes pleasure
in announcing that he has reduced the prices Of
ms SHADES 40 per cent. below form prices. uu-
iii further notice. His large assortment consists
OF Gold, Gold and Velvet, light and dark Land
Blue Shades with Gold border; the best article of
Fixtures to match Curtain Bands and Cornlces,
ETC.; a great variety Of English and Anne ioan OIL
CLOTHS. with flannel back, plain or figured, 81!
widths. Call and prices, At the establi shed
Cheap Dry Goods and VII dow Shade Store of
NJ. GOLDEN, 80 Broad st,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20

= NJ 4. .,As.A 81 al MH NVNVENTION
~ wili report thsmSelves 81 - Maia direct, fin
hsss are pSsp~ys - serve tkcns With ueo6 = sort
n.ens of essw quality scg4Is assssSS Nm prices.
fhe season hsAas nsasL over. vs 01ps sEsAs IN
-. - KEEN. BALDWIN = vIL1IAMs.
~ IN 80. ity =: !1E,I IS 1!!s
No ess' Ut Sxts>
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a., TIE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEA

-. FOR KENT.-The larse FACTORY on
G Cary street between 10th and llth streets, near
baecc Factory, Warehouse. or Manufacturing Es-
adjustment. Enquire OF r D: EACHo
Il, LIS KENT. PAINE Il co
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MONEY received deposit N sums of FIVE
DOLLARS and upwards. on which interest at the
rate of SIX per centum per annum Is PAID Tor sums
remaining SIX months or longer; tor shorter Pc
rods. interest at the rate of per centum.
The whole joint stock bound for the dc posts.
Deposits received and certificates issued by the
Cashier, T. b. STAkkE, at the store of f. b.
Spence. corner of Main and Governor streets,
md w
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ST0CKs AND RONDS FOR SALE

or. NICHOLAS SALOON j. now opsn. sup.
y plied with Crsamg, Jslles, Ca.sss, &c.
4. ANT0NI, No. ~ Nam street,
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JAMES ID. BROWNIES
u ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.

u OHNANIENI AL nun WVNA61
9th street, next to the Mechanics Institute.
IRON RA!LiNGS. ERA Ans, BALCC
MES. CHAIRS. SETTLES, &c; aiso Grating,
IRON WORK for ornamental and building puT-
poses, manufactured at snort notice.
60 Particular attention given to enclosing Burial
Lots in the CITY nd country.
NEW LUMBER YARD, CORNER 18th
~ AND MAIN STREtTS.--l am now receiving
PINE LUMBER and am prepared to fill orders AT
the shortes, notice. Nj, Lumber is the very best
quality. Persons wishing Ia purchase or contract
for bills Will please give me a call.
e. 6-dYm% JAS. S. STEVENSON.
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az, STOk rs, UNDkK 81. CHARLES,
va HOTEL, FOR X NT.--Tte spacious SrOR +,
and the TWO STORES, Nos. and 5, on Wall St.
under the st. Charles Hotel are for rent at low
prices, to good tenants Apply to
g. w. YANCEY, Broad St,
ia T-ts 2doors above Monumental Church.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-01

You How to attend upon the sick. and
how 70 cook for them; how to
prepare Drinks. Poultices, &c,
aud how to guard against infec-
ton from Contagious Diseases
You OF the various diseases Of chill.
dren, and gives the b.st and sim.
plest mode of treatment during
T-eth.ng. Commissions, Nacciu.
alton, Whoopiag-cough, Mea.
sies, &c.
You The symptoms Of Group. Cholera
Iniantum, Collie, Diarrh"a !,
Worms, Scaled Head, Ringworm
Chicken poX, &c, and gives you
the best remedies for their cure.
You The symptoms Of Fever and A.us
and Bilious, Yellow, Typhns,
Scarlet aud other Fevers, ard
gives you the best and simplest
remedies for their cure.
You The symptoms Of Influenza. Con.
sumption, Dyspepsia. Asthma.
propsy, Gout, Eheumatism
Lun5ago, Erysip,las &c, and
gives you the best remedies for
their cure.
y" hs tuFItUlS OF IlDlpSi VI or.
bus. Malignant Cholera. SIN Il.
pos, Dy ssntery, CramP. Diseases
Of the Bladder, K!ineys aud
Diver. ART tAe best reAedies fgr
their cure.
You The symptoms Of pleurisy, Neu-
ra'gia, humps, Apoplcxy. Par
alysis. the various Diseases OF
the Throat. Teeth. Ear and I'VE.
and the best remedies for their
care.
> You The symptoms o; Epilepsy, Jaun,
dice, Piles, Rupture, Diseases c.
the Heart. ileiuorrhrEe. Npuer-
cal Diseases, and IydroT hobia,
aud gives the best remedies for
their cure.
fou tn" best and simplest treatmer t
for Wounds. broken Bu,. es and
fi~iocat.nns. Spralhs. L0cS Jaw.
Never sores, Whi'e SweIliu:s,
llcerS. NhittowS, Bells, Scuryy,
Buns and Scrotu!a.
) You O:iha various diseases peculiar
70 Women. and gives tn. hest
ard simplest remedies for their
cure tp.a'her with man yaIu-
lie hir g for the preservation
CI health.
'; is written in plain language. trna from
rms. :" az t. lie easily understood. while
rerIP.> my soon save yuu many times tAa
'1c"k. Il is prutej in a clear arl open
Illustrated WIKI arIrn,riatc eugraviu. =.
e forwarded IL Nour ,.G'resS, neatly bound
70 paid, ou receipt al Il %.
4 VEAD can be made by enter
Y T. \ II rrfsi,,,- mon ,.,,.-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-01
What Everybody Wants.
THE FAMILY DOCTO;
PROF. HENRY 5. TAYLOR, NJ. d.

SIMPLE REMEDIES. EASILY OBTAINED, Fol-
THE CURE OF DISEASE IN ALI. FORMS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-22
II. F. CONWAY,
3 Attorney atLaw.

: , = ~ > = : u Q q III o n = q
LAWRENCE, KANZAS.
NTILL devote himself exclusively to his pro-
w fession, and attend to any business which
may be entrusted TO him with fidelity and des-
patch Particular attention given TO cases Of dis
puted pre-emption titles before the Land Office.
Office in Collainore Buildings, Massachusetts
street. Jan 2-H
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Tfle Glaporia selrs.
A TRIP TO THE GREAT PLAINS.
(CncInfed.l

From EmpOria TO the Arkansas and Back.
J. H.. wATsos.
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col. CURTIS. pRosSgevS.

vs. had bfief call yesterday, from W.
,. Carr, Esq, Of Glsn~ood. Mr. G. i.
lately retained from canvass Of the South.
err Tier Of eoaasiss, apd bring. U, tho mos,
Gathering news regarding the prospect. Of
Gel. Crars. The Col. 10 doing much better
- the stump than his warmess adm r.rs
predicted, while Cots 10 iavariably di.ap.
psissing pablis expectation. Cots, Ike
bspss, has been sadly overrated by injuI,.
eisus sr,snds- he has been maxniiied into q
sesssd Webster and another G slhoun--whils
b" effort. on tbs stump indel,bly stamp him
weak ps:'iforg.r and maksshif, politician.
IIs mates The mos, extraordinary efforts 10
sas'a'n The "eharae,sr" the Democratic
Managers sssisssd to him, bat hi, "ef1rts"
'"var'sbi, 'ssuls TO his own ehagrin. aud to
chs dlscaiaatare Of tho "unxa.hsd." ILL.,.
political wiring ia and wiring out, present.
ssdh . strong eon'ras, 10 the s,raigh,-for
yard, plain and manly bcsrinx Of Col. Cus.
Us. That the joint canvass, which, in the
spisioa Of sasaeious and ardent d yIa.i,e.,
~a' TO totally 'ous and use up Col. Crar,.,
- everywhere resulting 10 his favor. Men
81 sense are 40. won. to mi,,sks gIlbns,s
81 tooxss and shissns for s,ass.man.hin,
~ Ms. Cots will learn to his sorrow on the
OH Of November nss,. Hafrah for Col.
Crnr". the sbis ehsmpioa Of Western
insssssts,
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6ot- Mt,Lsa, Of the Whits Cloud tKansasl
Chit, in spsskins Of tn. Bell E,srsi, can.
Aida,s for Csnsrsss 10 The Third oh,s Die.
'ries, thus allad.s to the Bell. Everett party
sia'ss."' IN that region. This d..erip ton
~iil net DO found insppIis.bls TO other
ATTITUDES. sol. ssys: "a majority Of the
Bell. rinxsrs there are old fossils who har.
cal shoas the corners on goods boxss, talk.
i'e fasyism, until their neither parts are
ssl!aassd the thickness Of y side Of Spanish
sslslss,hes. u they wers 20 sit on .
essg'ns.a~i, and ran II 10 up to the handle,
u soati produce NJ sensation whatever,
and would bring no moro sap thaa could be
drawn from = vsgon tire. They wear I'll.
old fashioned breaches, With broad, falling
asps, and openings be.iie ths pockets, to
ssssh ia and draw their shr, tails down, OF
has days. In writing letters, they invsria.
Wy eommsncs With, ~ take nv pen in
hand" "hopins tha.s few lines" etc. and
.lass Nth. "Ss mere at prsssa,. Yours
ell death" The, grease their shoes every
sanss, 9Th 6sh OFT, tic them with leather
s,.ines, and ~sss stacks and standing collars
When hole appssrs in their meal or grain
sasl. they sssp i, With corn cob; and the,
carry hsaiaas hsnds.rshief, 10 tbs crs~u,
81 their bats. They ses garden rusk b,
sixns Of .hs msoe, and think any msn an
'nrss,.r ~hs prstsads TO kne~ more ,hsr
Me grs... srssifsrh.r did before bin. W,
knsw them vsll--ased 10 rua ~nh thai
party. MaH Of The yaans men Of the party
snd many 81 tbs old enss, have joined ,h.
"W,ds- Asaks" standard Of Old Aba, lea.
ing th.se old fass,ls citing on gaads haHs'
., the street eernsrs. asssaishsd and harri
esl ~ The prsErsss and Dangers Of R-ruhli'
sssism. declaring tha. thar grandmother
never dreamed Of ANYTHING ltks IL. ans
sssAiee relief Ter their dsst for.bediugs Is
shssestasas insssusss 81 Sc, full Of Seasss
sss6. That heks, will mate . uemenisa,
sua.
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sECEsSIONIN OREGON.

The news We receive from Oregon is not
catering to the home and fireside popularity
of Gen. 10. Lane. Oregon has abandoned
the service Of the Slavery propagandisss;
and maority Of its Legislature, composed
of friends Of Douglas and Lincoln, has de-
termined 10 substitute for such worthless
instruments of secession as the pre.en,
Senator, men of more decided character and
more liberal opinions. The geographical
paradox Of Southern State in the extreme
North west is therefore extingushed.-
Oregon 10 henceforth a free-labor State.
Ii is true that the triumph Of the domi-
nant party is postponed, through clever
device of the adversary, copied from the
example of older States. To deprive the
majority Of the constitutional right Of pro-
cceding to the choice of United States
Senators, half-a-dozen members Of the
State Senate, adherents Of Lane, destroyed
the quorum, by taking to the woods, and
eludlng the pursuit of the Sergeant at Arms.
Our latest advices leave this officer in full
chase Of the fusitives, with fair prospect
Of presently securing a sufficient number.
1t is less, however, rs a shrewd legislative
dodge than as an illustration Of the univer-
sal revolutionary tendencies Of the Brsckin-
ridge party, tina; the fact deserves comment;
for in this spirit Of insubordlna,ion to the
will of the aority lies the dangerous dis.
tinc,Ion Of those who have chosen tho Ore
con Senator as their candidate for the Vice
Presidency. As it was ut Charleston Ind
a, Baltimore, and n. it is threatened to be
upon the election of Mr.. Linco n, so i. is in
tho remote wilderness Of Oregon. II is the
disun,on sentiment in its infancy, just learn
ing to go, still practicing the initial steps !;
and anticipating the early-coming time
when its PAGES shall be tested in a stampede
from the Federal Enclosure. Enlarge the
sphere Of its exercise, transfer 1t from the
Columbia River to the Potomac, and We
have all the unspeaksbe evils of a divided
Republic forced upon US. ln the meantime.
if the conspirators against the Union can
not be arrested, it is to be hoped the Oregon
boilers may be caught and punished by being
m ade to assist in the election of n pair Of
North-sided Senators.-N. Y. Times.
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THE CLOUDS BREAKING AWAY IN THE
SOUTH.

1t would seem from the speech delivered
at Baltimore the other night by Winter
Davis, and atsentively listened to By his
constituents, that a portion at least Of our
southern neighbors are coming to their
senses. Mr.. Davis snid nothing which every
m moderately we'll inforped American ough,
not to have known, and ye, We venture to
say that such views as he expressed in
regard to the purposes Of the Republican
party and, and the consequences Of iss
triumph, were never heard before BY slava-
holding audience. Mr.. Davis has no fear
Of Lincoln, though he should be elected :;
he scout. the idea Of holding the Republican
party responsible for the incorporate zeal
VI John Brown, and does not disguise bic
conviction that the policy Of Liucoln's
administration would be catirely unobjec.
tionabls to every Bill and Everett man in
Maryland. Mr.. Davis il one Of the most
promising statesmen now to be found n
the South, he has bad the sagacisy to dis
cover carly that it was not the destiny Of
this country TO be made the nursery Of
slavery. and be has shown the highest order
Of her olsm in the way he has held 10 and
defended his convictions. Though he has
incurred great deal Of odium a, home for
his brave and manly coursc, We do not
doubt tina, he will live long enough TO make
every man in HIS State proud TO call him
a Marylander.-- Nev York Ereninq
Post.
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fh,esrA the sasst.sss Of Mr.. B,Aseassp.
% Frsmea, ceae'y, three rsr'ens we're ar.
,es,ed ., 81. Lssss, aheat tn. Ere. Fl Oct.
charged si,A e<,as essessssd in the lsinar-
>,se 81 w,ilisnssa and tss ether ossrees.
rse rsrsoss thss arrested, vers taken 10
es.rs, By sams a..hsrs Of the ST. Lssi'
~et,ee. AID hrsaehs to tbs lsva State i'oe
---,os,A.rs edge 81 fre.sa' cssn'y la''
Saaasy e.ssins. Ne secsrs fFoa THE
G:sss,y, Of resaIsi,is1 frss the 6srsras' Of
sA;s Sssse, awaiting The prissssrs, tine sas
.l.rA>d then Il create hass sssrssa! 10
49,, la,ss, sssss ,As iriseas Of The "psss.
-, i,eai, ssisn, which tine as - fss
|s.,rsvea, - to rsssls 10 The people Of that
|eess,s ,s~psllias the oaseers to eel sss Of
Mex ,sisseess free. The third enc, NJ.
HAD. sesor.sas y . seers k'snafrss. sss,
=. s.asessasd. sessissed Il The Oregon
lasl, sAses 70 a~ais . reqaisinrn from Cor.
Essxvoes. wAssAss . reqaisssiea sron
H. 0ss. = tAiA Ssaaa. viii ever End the
80 uusA, venaias - - 80.
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MUCH ~ LITTLE.

The Albany Evening Journal manages in
the following TO crowd great deal 10 very
Few words Til. editor thu, gives the very
essence Of Douglas non Intervention.
Tie fathers Of the Republic interviewed
TO exclude Slavery from the Territories, and
Doussa, and the Democracy intervene to
undo their work.
Having thus, By Congressional in.erven-
siou. robbed freedom Of the soil guaranteed
10 s"forsvrr" the doctrine Of non inierven-
sioa - in'srposed TO prevent the recovery Of
what Freedom vas despoilel BY the inter
ysntion principle.
Congrsss may intervene for Slavery, but
not Far freedom
r. Congressional intervention, Territory
larger than ten Empire States vas passed
over to the Shareholder, and then the pso.
rie are tod that there must Be no in,srren.
ton to get j, back.
First, strip man Of bis possessions, SID
thea comfort hsm With tie assurances tha,
no cas vii interviews TO prevent him
from sscamias competitor With others to
retain il.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-10-13

The Msa,ssams kfpsbi,saa thus speak
81 Col. Carte speech ia jo'ns Discussion al
thai ylsss--'CeI Cursss followed Mr. Cole
Ia .rsesa 81 40 Asas and bali. Ia him
y. sac The ashss attributes u = msn, The
isssii.s.ass .! = Rsrrsssn,sars ard The
Sisaisy Of . Statesman. The gallant Gel,
pesrsL Issa upon The laealsss bead Of his
Willy easrs,i,,r .ach "a avalsssas Of reason
lasss, ss,i eemmsa ssass ,hs, IL ~ss ,hsash'
h ssaid 20, attempt arssly. lie ssla the
ssss audience in hrsssalsss aissnsioa dar'ns
sAs ss,,.e hsar and halt. sse-r. ~ insss-
ssp.sd ss frsassas sassassss OF ssandss'as
areiapss."
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DA ranisr near Baltimore, aad the
evn%r Of sfsy slaves, publishes . letter ia
ths Balsinsse Psfriot. in which be gives
statistics and advances argument. 70 prove
thai saile Slavery mar have elevated ID.
nes-c race to ; certain degree, il has de-
noeassssa tie white rae. where /: has e.
is;si. II. rrays, therefore, that the in.,i-
,ssise gag hs k.p; fraa The Isrri,sries.
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On. Of the ia,es, rassns rssAfs ssasss
hear Of aboa: the cossisy v called . "ees
r.,shs,.. /, 10 placed srsa sos' les,
TIM. pr.veu,ine her from lying dasa o.
;,m,;.. and The philosophy Of the thing -,
III. cav comes home 10 have .Asa -. =
suisy the luxury Of ses'' sSss yea sN
nlk k~.-G o1GSg Afr.
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Photographic Goods.
DISSOLUTION.

1SHk co-PARrkERsAIp EXISTING UNDER THI
Il names os PIaRAA wARSER 4 Co II CsunciI
bia9s io.a. snd BALDWIN YGcRAN 4 Co n f,pn
yer City Z T., has this day been d. soIved by utu,,
c'nsent, jain Z hsAvsa. .. 4 peeram and O.
osise aEe ibe business ss Connei bIHss and Denver
CITY, K T. EEfer The name 1t DALDvrN ProaAna
co. Assga- bsisvfn. pesfsm q Co. assume All vhe
Liabilities, rsy al 81 The debts snd settle all The a.
settei business ~ The Aress Il Pegran warner q e,
saf Baf~in, Pesram Co., sheir olsce IN c0u.cai
bizca, Iowa D =. PEGAAM,
JOHN wARNEn.
JOHN Z. BALDWIN
o. u. DODGE.
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Indiana.

Republican State Ticket upwards of 10000 majority Legislature
largely Republican, thus ensurng the election of Republican u
Senator place of Fitch Republican Congressman elected Dunn
Julian Porter White Cox Mitchell Nelson, Shank Indepen-
dent, Davis, Peabody.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Returns up Thursday night indicate that Curtin Republican
is elected Governor by majority of from $4,000 to 10000 Both
The following Republican Congressman elected Norris Hale,
Veaee Kelley Davis Hickman Scranton Grow, Blair Covode Ste
Kenger Campbell Junk Mcpherson Moehead Mcknight,
Stewart Patn and Babbi Democrats Lehman Cooper john
son. Lazear, Ancona, Mckinley short term.
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Ohio

Gives large Republican gain Majority for State Ticket 1000 and
upwards Republican Congressman, far known Gurey, Hor
ton and Tmbe Democrats Pendeton, Valandngham, Alen
Cox, Morris and Noble
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Nebraska.

Daily Republican elected Delegate Congress Nebraska by
majority large that the bogus returns from the ouposs can't
reach him!
, 1860-10-29

L SHAKE IN An EDnoR's Bed" Monday
night last, after retiring" says the Rappahan-
nocS (Ya+} 'sontheraer, tive were aroused by
rently between The sheet and the ticking.
Thinking It VI , mouse, We arose, lighted q
cant,rc and commenced exami4pating the bed,
md much to our surprise, horror md disgust,
We perceived hooded adder glide FROM tue
bedding and disappear mysteriously. Tuca.
day afternoon, whIl1 sitting in our sanctum,
We heard the 3f ye9omons IaM.tle ia waste ) pa' M
per- 1es ssssssdaa sns w s4 m saaaa se1 I'D a
quarters and quickly .lespatching him. His
snakcship measured three feet eight inches in
lenrth, and four Inches In diameter, and had
wr bccp S::tteu, death would have ensued in q
faE hoprs, THIS Is no snake story the Gu.
tious caa see tAe Feptile hanging up in our Of
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