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Samples OF Northern Anti
Douglas Men.

For the sake of duly approaching the
Iaoral and political Independence OF those
delegates from the Northern States who
voted against Judge Douglas at Charles
ton, it may be as well to place on record
here some few of their names and occupa-
lions. In the Massachusetts delegation,
Whitney, collector Of Boston, and Waters,
deputy collector; Leland, collector at Fall
River; Chaplin, postmaster at Springfield,
and Carpenter, postmaster at Greenfield.
All these voted against Judge Douglas aud
diI their utmost to break up the Couvcn
ton In lie Pennsylvania delegation,
Baker, collector Of Philadelphia; Gibben
collector Of r!usburg; Swarr, Postmasi er
Of Lancaster; Browne, postmaster Of Phil
airlphia ana Mrkibbon. naval officer Of
the same ci'y-aIi tl cse. likewise. did their
lest to carry ont the Buchanan lideIi
programme In he New York delegation
We al Auguatu, ScLell collector OF that
port cx.ro~ttna,.er, Y Fowler; Mar
shaI Isaiah Ryuder>; Butiersworlh Of the
ASSAY ulIiee. AMI SIN Jewett and Spencer,
T. >.dl,triel attorneys. SO, also. in Maine
hA3Ie Island aud - forth-almost the
ouly men who voted against Douglas, were
either federal Office holders directly, or
had been enticed to vote as they did
through inducements Of patronage or mon
~ held out by the Executive to any rea
tive thew would name. There were Of
course. as We we'll know. some delegates
from the Free States who were honestly
opposed to the nomination OF Judge
douglas: but a regard for truth cornres
us to add that they were few and far b.
tween,
Mr. Douglas encountered the opposition
&C these men also ut Baltimore, but since
he has received the nomination. very pos
sjbly some OF these men may change their
front Bat if they do, off goes their heads
Mons FERROUS.
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EgFITcH, of the Herald, has made ;

@F ITcH, of the Herald, has made a
bet that he will rope in 500 Democrats of
this county to the support of BREcKEN-
RIDGE for President, against the regular
nominee and Peoples favorite, STEPHEN
a. DOUGLAS. FIrcH forgets that the
Democratic voters of this County are in
the habit of supporting the regular ticket !;
and he certainly evsnces even more than
his usual amount of presumption, in
claiming that so many Democrats will de-
sert their colOrs, simply because the Her
aid is paid for boiling.
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BUEGLARY,-A singular steal took
place in our city on Saturday night last.
The Grocery store Of Me,sIs. Brown &
White, was entered by springing the front
doors until the bolt of the lock was car
ried by its fastening, and the safe unlock
Ell, between three and four hundred dol
lars Of money taken therefrom, and the
safe again locked. The only evidence left
of the presence of the burglars being the
loss Of the money and the store door be-
ing left sjar,-Ripon STIR.
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FIREMEN's TOURNAMENT Al BATTLE
CREEK M1cHTGAN.--The Detroit Free
Press gives long account of the Fire
mems Tournament at Battle Greek, Mich
The first prize on distance, was won by
Ma flower TO Of Detroit, Which engine
threw stream to the uoprecedent dis
lance Of 276 feet and eleven inches! Thi:
is the greatest THROWN on record.
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a Hard Road to Travel.

FIrCH, Of the UratI, is beginning to
discover that he cannot lead the Democ-
racy Of this County by the nose, as easily
as he SUPPOSED. We learn Of quite a
number OF sound Democrats who have
hitherto been his friends and supporters,
that now in Consequence Of his treason
to the party, and opposition to TIE regu-
lar nominee fer the Presidency, Judge
DoUGLAs- entirely repudiate him and his
paper and we here state as fac. for the
information of our readers at home and
abroad, that not twenty five votes will be
cast in the county for BREcKENRIDGE aud
LANE, and that the largest Democratic
majority ever given in Msnitowoc county,
will be exceeded by the majority for
DorGLAs and Johnson in November
next.
We have ouly heard of one man in the
county, except FITcH, who supports the
boilers ticket, and do not believe there
are any Others.
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Is- Mr.. James d. Lehmer, one Of on
oldest wholesale merchants, doing bust
ness In Columbia street, one door west oil
Vine street, states that his son had been
Scrofulous from infancy, and sores came
upon his neck. He bad the best Of medi.
cal treatment for years, but without sue
cess in curing him. lie then got Scoyil'.
Blood and Liver Syrup, and the result is,
he is etfectuaIly cured lie considers the
operation Of this medicine truly rem.rka-
bic on his son.
See advertisement
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gY- The Senators whose terms expire
in 1861, and whose places are to be filled
by the next Legislatures Of their States are
Fitzpatrick of Alabama, Johnson Of Ar
kansas, Gwin Of California, Foster of Con
necticut, Yulee Of Florida, Iverson OF
Georgia, Trubull of Illinois, Fitch Of In
diana, Harlan Of Iowa, Crittenden Of Ken,
lucky, SIideI of Louisiana, pearce Of Ma
ryland, Greene of Missouri, Clark of New
Hampshire, Seward Of New York, Cling
man Of North Carolina, Pugh of Ohio,
Lane Of Oregon, Bigler of Pennsylvania,
Hammond OF South Carolina, Colamer o.
Vermont, and Durkee of Wi>consin-14
Democrats, 7 Republicans, and l Ameri-
can.
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Ought we 10 be Dtscouraged.

Ought we 10 BE Discouraged.
In view Of the fact that portion Of
the delegates to tie Baltimore Convention
seeded from that body, and made separate
nominations for President and Vice Pres.
ident. does it follow that the Democratic
patty should lay down It's arms AMI sue
cumb 10 an in>olent and meagre handful
Of olters' Is there. in reality, anything
TO discourage the true Democrat, one who
stands fair aud square on the Cincinnati
pl.dfoIm-wiich, in 1856. was deemed
10th North and South. as being broad aud
long enough, and containing within itself
the very essence Of Democratic principles!
1t is true that in the campaign upon which
we have Just entered, the necessity is self
apparent that he WHO wears the livery Of
Democracy and has the welfare, the per
i5etuity and the prosperity Of his country
at heart, is called upon ID MAINTAIN his
vigilance, and buckle on his armor, for we
are engaged in such a poll zeal contest as
never before tried the nerves Of the party.
! instead Of one, there are three Richmonds
"itted against Us. Abolitionism and IA
natiGism, in the persons Of Lincoln and
IIamln-know nothingism and old fogy-
ism, concentrated in Bell and Everett
and Inst and feast, disunonism, led on,
managed and fosterel by a weak and i'm
Lecile administration, whose sands Of
life" should have expired ere it brought
dsunion upon tie Nation.
Against such foes, Ire Democracy Of
the Nation-the palry tlra, has withs,ood
the storms tefnre.ts of over half cen
tury-are called tfon to meet. We see
notbipg 10 DISCOURAGE nofh:ng "a fear
The brj,ht future looms up before US
nerves our ann STRENGTHENS our purposa
and increases our zeal Notwithstanding the
tr.sch-ry Of tI.gse who have heretofore
done honorable battle against our common
enemy
IN. tan,ocra " Of The North Is parficu
larly ,at.a1 mon ~ his i1nrture to stand
n, 10 l,.,4,..,,l. - ,Ia nartv 1ba.a
..,c ,I.orf, ,,.,L.l ont staL-ad and 10
f,et At Cincinnati when Mr. Buchanan
,a..,;.ol f,r ~. pra.;I.n.,.
Thare I,a. arisen no ragessirv since then
fnr cEaroa Democracy ihouoh nro-
,,r.s.;y. b7s rnyar vat ta,nnarad iii,
7S..,..;,.,, ,,l ,,..,.ar III Re,,er = ,bon
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Eg It Is estimals1 thaf 25 600 ~

Eg 1t is estimatsd that % 600 people
vent down to look at the Great Eastern
One man pays $500 week for the privil-
eye Of keeping lager saloon near the
ship. The vessel will not be open for in
spection until Tuesday, and in the mean
time, nobody is allowed on board. The
price of admission will BE 80 cents.-NI.
.NcIrS.
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EE In North Stratford, n. IL, last
week, two men killed fine moose as it
was swimming in the lake, but they did
it cruelty by first putting ont its eyes with
a jackknife and then beating it with a
board. They were fishing in a skiff, halt
mile from shore, when they first per-
ceived the animal.
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EzT \ testimonial to Gro. WILKES, il
the shape of gold chroDometer, and one
Of The Astor dinners was given at the AS
tor House on Tuesday evening.
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Ry~ Gen. SHIELDS is staying in San An
tonic, Texa,. The wound which he re
ceived in Mexico, has resulted i'll weak
ness of the lungs, which makes it neccssa-
~ for him to seek mild climate.
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Prince Of Wales Coming to the Us.
BosToN, july

Private letters from official sources in
England, state that the Prince Of Wales
will so as far east as Portland, and as far
west as Cincinnati, in the United States.
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a Description Of The Aew st.
JOseph's Church at Albany,

q. Il.
/ The church is located on large square
| of ground, at the base of Arbor Hill,
bounded by First and Second streets on
/ the south AMI north, and by Hawk and
Ten Brock streets on the ives. and east
end. The extreme length Of the building
/ is 2lS feet; breadth Of Transcript 115;
nave and aisles, IS feet wide height from
the floor to the ridge of the nave roof, rs
feet. Tie entire walls are built of blue
stone, from the Crone Elbow quarries, on
the Highlands on the North river. All
the dressing is Of cut buff stone, from the
celebrated C@n quarries in France. All
the clear story, pillars, bases, &c, are Of
white marble, from Rutland, Vt. The
outside entrance steps and platforms to all
the doors are OF pure white marble The
floors IN the halls aud porches are tiled
with white Italian marble, inlaid with
| black and Lisbon marble. The three
affairs are of pure white marble; the sane
tuary and altar steps are of veined mar
/ bic; all the holy water fonts are Of Italian
velned marble. The wood in the roof is
| pine. The furniture is of American pol
lshed oak The roofs are covered with a
double colored slate, and the ridges with
an iron crest.
The main entrance doorway in the front
tower is enriched with clustered shafts,
moulded bases and decorated capitals :;
arch-moulding and labels with corbals and
ball flowers; this doorway is divided in
the centre by a mullion and pillar, with
cusped arch-head, with quatrefoll mould
ed and enriched panel in the intersection;
the doors are massive and decorated with
rich carved tracery panels; over this
doorway Is large window, with Il deep,
moulded sill, two mu,hons aud rich ira
Gerry in the head with moulded jambs,
arch label and decorated corbals; over
this window stands a beautiful niche, for
the life size statue Of Saint Joseph, with
moulded corbaIs. bases, shafts and deco
rated caps, lich canopy with crockets and
final the sides have windows to light The
halls and over all these comes the four
lower windows, with deep moulded stills,
.jambs, arches and labels; tie mullions
and jambs have pillars with bases and
caps, and geome.rica tracery in the
heads, hiied up III the bays with massive
Ilooyers.
The tracery in Ill tie windows, inside
and outside Of the immense building, is OF
blue cut stone; The base to the entire
tower IS high and massive; the battresses
have cut stone qaolnes, of sets and drip
stones all the paneIrd work between the
cut stone Is filled IN with hammered square
stone, neatly pointed, and moulded and
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e. N4rnr \Nnnn nf Nov Y

D Mayor WooD, Of New York, pub
fishes letter under date Of July 7, endors
ing DOUGLAS nomination, and proposing q
DoUGLAs ticket exclusively for cleo
tors,
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REJoICINGs Democrats Of st. Paul
fred salute Of one hundred and fifty guns
on Monday morning, in honor of the
nomination of DOUGLAS
On Tuesday evening the Democracy of
Hudson fired one hundred and twenty
guns in honor of the Baltimore National
Democratic Convention.
On the same evening, the Democrats of
Hastings, sent 33 booming cannon shots
over the Mississippi, giving token of their
Joy at the nomination of DoCGLAs The
up river towns seem to have "caught" the
enthusiasm together. In week more
the prairie will all be on fire.
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SHrPMESIs.-The Fox Lake GazeHe
brags on the amount of wheat shipped
from that depot. 100000 bushels have
been shipped since last September.
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The STATE TREASURY From the quar-.
tery report of the Secretary of State, ii
appears that the amount Of money en- hand
in the State Treasury, on the last day o
June, was two hundred and nineteen thou
sand and fifty-fye dollars and sizty-thret
cents, to wit:
Wisconsin currency, s179 99S 90
Gold and silver coin, $500 81
Madison city coupons, 313 20
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For Vice President.
HerSchel Y. Johnson,
OF GEORGIA.

For Presidential Electors,
ED W1RD G. RYAN, of Mluaukee.
CHARLES DUNN, Of LaFayette.
JAIRUS G. FAIRCHILD, Of Dane.
EMIL ROIHE, Of Jcferson.
BENJAMIN FERG USON, Of Dodge.
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THE PILOT.
NJ A N | TO w &C:

FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1850
, 1860-11-15

According 70 the Custom House tables Of The for
of the c1landar y4ar, which We made up and pub
1ished few days ago. the total entries Of foreign
merchandise from January 1et to November 1T.
amounted observation-disclosures. $l99, 81 600
Tn ,hor A
, 1860-11-15

II Headache d the Iarorite sIgn By which nature
mASes known any deviation Whatever from the na~
torA Btata Of the bsan and viewed In this light It
belooked on - saieguard intended 10 give notice Of
diseake which might otherwise escape attention. Ill
too tats to be remedied and it, indications should
neEer be neglected. Headaches may be classified mn.
der tNo names, VIZ: sym2tomauc and IdIopattlc-
s5mptomanc Headache b sxeeedlnsly eommon and ID
the precursor Of great variety OF dfscz4s. auons
which arc Apople1y Gout rheumatism and all febrile
diseases. In it, ueyous firm It II sympathetic OF dt
eAse Of the stomach constituting slck HKApAcnE OF
hepatlc dl~ease constituting stt1ors HxApacHE. Of
WoEA constipation and other disorders Of the bowels
- well - renal and uterine Affections Diseases Of the
heart ara very frequently attended With Headsches
An1mla and plethora are also Affections which IRE
qaent1y occasion headache. 1diopathlc Headache II
Also very common being usually distinguished by the
name Of xkRvora xxAuAcak, sometimes coming on
suddenly In state Of apparently sound health and
prottating 1t once the mental and phyital eueries
aud In otter instAnecs It slowly heFalded By
depression Of spirits acethity Of temper In most
st2ncss the pam Il In the fnnt Of the head over oae
or both eyea and tometmes provoking vomiting; IN.
der this clasa nay also be named SErE4lciA.
For the Treatment Of either clAsS Of Headache tha
Cephallc P14 have beeu found sure and safs remedy
reievtn: the most acute pains In few minutes, and
BY Its subtle power esaeAtnc the iiseases OF which
HesaacAe i the nne1Eing index
, 1860-11-15

forward In France, but the Minister Of For
e!gn Afairs had pronounced against France
taking part in any new conflict between sar-
dinia and Austria.
It WIS reported that the Austrian ENJOYS
had notified the Emperor TINT unless the
war1ike preparations Of Piedmont wero dis
continued, md the Hungarian legion disbsud-
cd, Aastrlawould Immediately commence hos
Five hundred Of the Irish Papal brigade had
passed through France, en- route for Ireland.
FRANcE.-0n the 9Th the Sardinian fotilla
cannonaded the Royalists near Gaeta- Tbs
French Admiral dispatched frigate to stop
the firing. Admiral Persano retired and IT,
turned to Naples, expressing regret at the con.
duct of the French.
Austria put the following questions to Rus
sia:
Wll your Government recognize the facts
which have been, or may be, accomplished In
shonld Austria be attacked BY Sardinia, and
The latter supported by another great power,
what would be their attitude?
In the event Of another war, and Its being
transferred to German territory, what would
Prussis do:
Tue answers arc not given, but Count Rcch-
circular note to it, representatives abroad,
giving the results.
The German Journals arc unanimous in pro-
counciug the Warsaw Conference a failure,
The London lAorniHg AdrsTti2r asserts, on
the authority Of an official dispatch, that Vic
ter Enamel was to Immediately bombard
Gaeta by Sen and land.
capua had been definitely occupied by Carl
UAldi's trO0.,s
, 1860-11-15

NO one OF the many lila nesh IA heir to" IL 50 p.eva
lent 70 little understood snd 70 much neglected a.
costsenesa Often originating In czzelsssaess or ted
entaF5 habis it il regarded slight disorder Of too
little consequence to excite anxiety while IN reality It
Ii the precursor aud companion Of many u the most
aa and dangeEou, desses and unlesa early esaa.ca.
ted VIII bring the sufferer TO unti1uey gsaye,
Among the Lighter evils Of which costiyeues. IL the
usual attendant arc ueadAche. Collie. rheumatism,
Foul Breath, Piles and others Of like naturr while
long train OF ghtfal diseases such - Malignant Fe
veFs Abcesses. Dysentery, Dlarrhra Dyspepsta Apo.
plexy. Epilepsy ParAlysis Hyster.s Hypochondrasis
Melancholy and Insanity. nst indicate their
IN TIC system By this alarming symptom Nut unfre
qaenJ Tic diseases named originate In Consupaiinn
bat take on Al independent existence unless tic cau.e
In m early stage. From all these consd
Atons It follows that the disorder should receive tn-
mediate attention whenever it occurs sud no penon
SHOULD neglect to geta box Of cepaalic ptlls on u.
hfst appearance Of the complaint their timely
Will expel the lnsiduoua approaches Of disease and de-
stroy tllis dangerous Zoe to human Nfe
, 1860-11-15

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-F1nun-Markct con.
.luucs heavy, with only limited demand for cx-
.fc diipotcd TO realize. while shippers ase holding
hack, ifcigllta having again ohBnlnrd shade rmer
:one Sales u 900 bills ut =. 25 for supernne
upper western IFS. 400 S 70 for common 70 medtnm
cxirn western, and $5.15 75 for shipping brands
e4rn round hoop ohio-narket closing in favor Of
!,uycrs with eales OF extra state Fumoeed At $5.3
::uadan anur in little better request, but prices
arc t,i In fasaf of the purchaser. sales $50 bbls
1t $555G750 for COMMON to choice extra. Rye
nr aos s ss sA;s e
without material change.
WnaxT-Markct heavs. with ralcs Of 100 bb!s At
EseiaE .h: T. ,ne Ry e.
in freight, however. checks The export demand;
ss ss sao,if g. MiisRaaPsse sRsGPs { sb = "a
the latter fur choice. 800 bn amber Wisconsin at
$l.AiG1,e;, 27.Olo bu winter red western at IS
BE- snpaI psime n I'D ssoee Gu I'd ID .sate Il s Il
S, ba "a xiiic canasa It Iii Is add is. ID bu whitc
Michigan at flo. Rye dull ana h:2yy; eales
e + t.es hsas and
ada West at 7o6?5. Corn may bc quoted shade
armcr with Lille doing lpr export; Fales $1,000
Al aeuat 1. mixed ao Ms.ta e 5he ia.tss
mixed western. Oats In modesate request; sales
at :t.G.ss for western, cansds and state
illDEs-Markct steady At si9s5c for buenos
iiors-stcady ealee 40 brls 1t s:Gase. =
Pn"H4oss-Pork, market opened with J. AZ az IL ln;
acavy. and psices e lower s.ls. IS Til
Vt $Iass4i9.1s for ,ncfs. and s1s1 for prime
.loS2. with no buyers at the outhidu quotations.
ii S.76@s 20 Tor country prime. ts0s;45 hr eonh-
Try ,aess. 01 s9for repaeked mess ana old do,
,xil@l1 ID for extra 1ne.<, Prime mees beef nomi-
ii sI. t m 81. FL e:Ss H.! t51 sne sests7
meats Eteady for lams and very dab foz xtsul1erA
small sales 1t lii14 for the former, and w asH
s5 e. ;t1y au hsees
hnticr ecllin: at 1oGl5c for oMo. and t39tzic for
,tute. Cheese steady At 9d1lc Tor anicraoF 10
'";es Gnocznrrsc quiet and unehansed. We hear
.; Uuly 50 bss Msrscaibo l4Xc aud ~ bags Rio 1t
tic Sugar, raw il very ArasJ, Fair refining Quoted
y. sSs rcoSs DO s n;fe E .e,ss e.ss tsdss ses
zrcady. Sales % brfs clayed c9be Al sc: 40 bids
Porto Rico At 5sNc, and 46 hhds parbadoes At &c
.SrocKa-A<3ain better, but c1osed irregular:
MGa Reading ;sX. Hsslsin tst Hpdsonn i on g g
5 lac IA sI.nes,s is bouds 81 ca 7' O. No q
C4fTEE EMAnKEr.-Bec.es rathcr aetirc at eaeier
rates: Inferior tx@7e; 1rst qEs}lt1 eh@1oc'
snEEr-sheep and lambs in fair demand 1t full
last weeks pslees for extra fst. but s4 shiliinga
uct3lne fcT 01hcr kindt. Reectpts {7,3U0,
s.ME-Sales nearly II .o0o head 1t 5%G6x.
t., osWKoo, Nor. 14-F1ouz.-steaay st $3.50
oa41s-Vhes.t . shaaeeaaer. sale. 900 bu,h
No: ! Milwaukee dub 1t xi.M GOO DO 1t II hi
5000 bu RID ttsie At IL 36oo bu csuada CAS- and
sGo na white cnnada On private terms. Other
cAxti FnE1on7s: - Unshane;ad. Flour soc.
, 1860-11-15
HILL FURNISHING GENERALLY,

Plans Specifications and Estimates furnished when de-
sired. and the construction Of Steam and VS..
ter Mills contracted for entire.
STEAM ENGINES, ROLLERS, &C., &c.
The subscribers having obtained the agency for the
sale Of Steam Engines and Boilers from the 1uanuG.e.
tex 4s,,@ e GO @G9ULDIS0. nAG1EX 4 sEWElL. or Wa
ch.sess to their snpcrtor merits Of STYLE workmanship
and Powers: also tletr YET low Prices The follow.
with Heater. Water and Steam Pipes, Cocks, Valves,
Arch Castings anu Gratts complete and ready use
delivered 10 Chicago: -
5horse powet.......s 20 . ho.so poxer.......$1.2o
....... SIS 3 ....... so
10 ....... IS 20 ...... l675
u ....... 10 s. ..,..,. 1000
ii - l. 100 u
, 1860-11-15

BatnGEr-Afssus wants you to send her boz Of cep-
halle Glue. no. hottln OF Prepared Pilla-bur I'm
thinking thats not Just nathcr; but perhaps 5e be
afther knowing what Ye ahes nlgh dead and
gone With tbs Sick Headache. and wants some more OF
that same ~ re1a!yed her BEFORE
D1rGass7.-Tou rupst mean spaitincs cephal!c r,11s
BRlpcKr.-och: snre now and you've sed It, here's
the quarthcE Aad CIV ms ths Itl1s and don't be all day
about It aitheF.
, 1860-11-15

RICHMOND, Nor. 14-Thc Richmond En-
quirrr urges State Convention Mt an carly
day, which might settle pcacca1ly the danger
Gus question. 1t says # was with view Of
concentrating public opinion upon Conye1l-
tion, as well us to prepare the people for any
unseen emergency, that Gov. Wise inaugurated
his Minute Men, and that he contemplated no
raid upon the Federal Government. The Last
accounts nre favorable to Bell, and the full
official returns may be necessary to decide the
result in this State,
, 1860-11-15

TRENTON, n. j., Nov. 14.-Thc official vote
Of New Jersey is now In. The following per
sons arc elected electors Wm. Cook, Dem;
Joel Parker. Dem; Thco. Runyon, Dem; JOS.
G. Hornblowcr, Rep: Chas. E. Elmer, Rep;
Edward ". WINS, Rep; Isaac 4. Scudder,
Rep. The three Douglas Democrats are elect
The estraight Douglas ticket carried Just enough
votes from alcssra. Vroon,, Wurtz, Condict
aud Brewer to defeat them. Mcssrs Brewer
aud Wurtz are defeated by some $500, while
the others lose 1t by from 100 to 800. In some
parts Of the State the people voted as though
news Of the Fuaion had never reached them