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CAMBRIDGE cArrLE MAHKEr-Julya /. 1871

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE NAHKET.-July3 l. 1861
by Telegraph 10 The Vatc1D,aa 8 Journal.
Al Market 2as Cattle 25) Becycs 80 Stores consist.
ing of Working Oxen, Cows and one two and three
yclrs Odds. PRICES.
Beef extra, 1925 6.75 Working Oxen, 90 600
90 ifst quail. 900 900 Cows n Calves, 80 81
q" sec. " $50 a 600 | Ycarlings none.
" tnird " $50 0uO Two years Odds, 90 a 90
" ordinary O,0l 900 Three co. 90
Sheep and Lamhs.-At Market, 1875 Prices
u Lns, l,jl 0,nl Extra 4 select. iS7 a 2,75
Remarks-Surply Of cattle was rather short, cunse
quenty dealers started prices about ~ pr ewt which
made buyers start back and but few sold shat adj
vance, bur therc advance Of about 81
ur cNt. sheep aud Lambs were lower by 25 a So pr
head iAlu last week.
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THE KILLED WOUNDED AND MISSING IN
SECOND VERMONT REGIMENT.
CLBRMoNT PLACE NEAR)

! ALEXANDRIA, july 81, 1851.
EDITORS OF THE BURLINGTON T1MEs :-
| inclose to you list Of killed. wounded and
missing, at the battle Of the 2lst inst. for
publication, knowing it would be a satisfac-
ton to all those who have friends in this com
munty. The Vermont boys did their duty,
repulsod the enemy, and covered the retreat
ing force we'll
Killed, wounded and missing in battle July
2lst, 1861.
Company 4 Beaniaotoa. Corporal w. j. Mnrphv. no,
sen since battle Private a. Noyes wounded lef,
Ia hospital near battle ied.
o. ~ Catefoa. Private 4. O. Breckenrecd wounded,
len battle ield; Private J Bolton, wounded ch IN
Hospital near field Private W Clifford. wounded, lcft
on hadi Private J. s,Iceier, DO Private y. Enox,
Do. Private Private Z. Lloyd, do Private d Bower
do. Sergeant A. @. Howard, wounded. Is here.
20 q Bratt,bor0', Capt. Il. A. Todd, wounded, away
on fudoosh Corporal r. II Benjamin. Killed Cor
poral y. l. keabes, do Corporal G. b Rice, wound
ed, eft in hospital near battle field Corporal X o.
filc' missing since battle Corporal 7. A. Sreetcr
90 Private Albert !. Crave. Do Private Marlin r.
rratt' 10 Private Joseph Il. Wheeler, do Private
II NJ; Pratt, wounded. lcit on field Private +. Gill
ION. do Private Is. p Baldwin, wounded Be- here (,
Private Blood, do.
90 u iYafcybayy, Corporal 4. Lesser wounded here
Private Hill, do. Private Samuel Leazer. d. q
fn'ate John Diamond. do. Private Patrick flahct.
y missing since battle Private John H. injury, do.
PrivNc D. * Suekney. do.
Co T. fpabridge, Private Geo A. Martin, sing since
battle Private A. Waldo wounded. in hospital near
battle field Privotc NJ. c. Olnes, ditto.
Co =. MoHt,eier Private Victor Goodrich. killed !;
Private D. y Taylor, wounded, not seen Private g.
herring sounded, here; Private T. Cluiy. ditto Pn-
vate A IL Scllcs. ditto
Go . Huntington. CaptJ 7 Dew. sick leh near bat
lie field Private John Redmond. left battle field
Private NJ. T. Couruc, ditto Private o. Martin, last
seen uu retreat Private =. Nelson is here Private
VIM Jones, ditto Private John Bell ditto
20 H. Fletcher, Sergeant Z. A. Woodbury., wounded
badly. leit iu hospital near Ged; Private KingScy
is here; Private 2. Marshal ditto Private James
Met artucy ditt0 Private J. Merrill ditto; Private
Pei Co.. Al
lcfi ON field Private Norman Dunbar, missing since
battle Private Alonzo farns. wounded lef on Geld.
Go Lad'om, sergeant = fncsi, wounded Is
Leonard. wounded LETT held Private H. rolc
wouudtd is here, Private J. User, do. Private VA.
field
Co h re,gertes, Private 2. T.. Grinnell. missing
Private John Pccu, wounded, is here Private James
Walkcr. do
GEO. J. sTANNARU,
Lieut. Col ~ Regiment v L.
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Marriaafs.

In Grcensb1ro', July oh. by Rev. J. r. Stone. Mr..
amcs 10 u ntpcer, TeAches Of Brass Bands. and
i.- 'arc eldest daughter of J. \. Stevens, Esq,
Chelmsford.
Wc aelnos ledge the receipt Of two large loaves
'nmHan1 inS The above notice. With 4 husband pro.
ccH' 300 ret music and wife successful in making
ffdic lfc sreWn with aretts, ard assured they
hHh eror i.tse the sasarf remembrance of the
WATcHNAN PnINTKRs
IN Chelsea, Jolly 81, by Rev J G. lloughion Mr. T..
o Benedict and Miss A. ~. Howe, both Of williams.
foNn
In Washington, July 22l, Mr. Ordway Of Middlesex
nd Mis- bcisey A. Hall II Washington
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long established den.

DENTISTRY.-The long established dem
tal Office oocupicd for many years by the Kilbourns
and more recently BY DR. NJ Newton, Is now and here
aher 10 be occupied by A. y HAWLbh
On HAWLEY, after practice Of several years, the
last year in connection with DR. Brookway, hiss taken
alone aud intends permanently TO occupy the above old
aud we'll known Dental Omce, over Langdon's STORE
Main Street.
As Dr. II intends this As permanent residence ne
can ony pledge his best endeavOr TO please and hopes
70 make cash operation letter Of commendaton 10 9th
ers Relying on his ability he can only tender nis best
efforts please A. all events he WI be iound at his
office al all reasonable hours ready do his best 4092
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The Rebel Congress at Richmond has pass
ed the following resolution

RESOLVED By Congress, That the commitiee the Ju
dietary be instructed inquire into and report the
expsdiency Of prescribing by law. while the facts
fresh aud susceptible Of proof, some uniform mode Of
taking. auihenteatng and preserving the evidence Of
the abduction reception, by the enemy, Of slaves own
ed by any Of the Condsate States, as also Of the age
and value Of said slaves. 70 the end that indemnify
may hsresssr be srsct~d hom,he snemr
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DEATHS

In nerlin. July %, Mrs Mary H Sloan OF Lyme. n
u aged 45 years.
Ia Berlin, Aug LIST. Mary Jane Poor daughter OF AL
mon Poor aged q years.
In Washington, Juiy 23d, Mrs Rachel smith, aged
So years.
In Chelsea July Goth. lIr. Daniel Tarbeu aged 50
years
Ia North Hardvick, July 10. Betsey Gushing, widow
q The late joel Gushing formerly Of Greensboro aged
50 years. III months and Is days.
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TAR. C. NJ. RUBLEE would give notice
~ that he has returned from the Hospitals OF Europe
and will resume the practice Of Medicine and Surgery.
the Rooms formerly occupied by him,
ooRsRR MAIN AND STATE STREETS.
NJ Special attention given % diseases Of the Eye and
Ear, and operative sursery 90,
Monuflier. Feb 3, 1881 Ho'
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STEAM w EEKLY

4 STEAM w EEK LY
~ - ~ -BErwEEN--
80 9 9SaasSSe1s T. W YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
Landing and embarkng Passengers at QuHRNsrows,
Hrcland) The Liverpool, New York and iladelphiA
Steamship Company intend despatohing their fulpower
ed Clydc-bult Iron Steamships As follows
GLASGOW, Saturday, Aug. g.
CRY or BALTIMORE, Saturday, Aug. 10
KANGAROO, Saturday, lug IL
aud every Saturday from Pier a. North River, tfnoon.
RATES or PASSAGE
FIRST CABIN, SIS 90 SIEERAGE, 5000
do 10 London, 500 do. to London, 80 90
do to Paris 500 do. to Paris 80 100
do to Hamburg, IS o. do 10 Hamburg, 80 90
Passengers forwarded 10 HAVE, Bremen, Rotterdam,
Antwerp &C., al equally low rates
HTPersons wishing 10 bring out their friends can buy
tickets here the following rates, to New York From
Liverpool or Queenstown Ia CABIN, So, 81 and SO6.
steerage from Liverpool 500 From Queenstown
5000
These Steamers have superior accommodations for
passenger and carry experienced Surgeons They ars
built Water tight Iron Sections, and have Patent Fire
Annihilators board
Por further information apply in Liverpool to wM.
IMAM 81 Enoch Square; in Queenstown 70 g
W. ID. SEYMOUR co in London 10 EWES
MACY, Gl King William St. Ia Paris 10 JuLbS
DECOUE, Place de la Bourse In Philadelphia to
JOHN @. DALE, III Walnut Street; o. at the Com
pany's Offices JOHN q. DALE Ag.nf,,
$500 IS Br0adieoy, ". T.
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press siseiv sealed, 10 all parts NJ the country.
PRlCEs-Full strength so half strength S5i guar.
ter strength. SO per bottle.
IFREMEM BEH--This medicine IS designed crprsss-
~ Tor OBSTINATE CASES, Dh,eh al other remedies
offhs Kind hare tiied 10 cure aAs1 t1f IL oarraUt-
ed a, reprcsenfsd IN EVERY RESPECT, rths Prtee
loaA be refunded.
and warranted unless purchased directly Of Dy ~ at
his REMEDIAL. INSTITUTE FOX SPECIAL DIS
EASE. no Is Union street, Providence, H.
0TIhts speciHHY embraces az diseases OF Pripqte
nature, both Of MEN and WOMEN, by areguariy edu-
Gated physician Of twenty years practice, giving them
his Wh0ie attention,
Consultations by letter or otherwise are strictly
confidential aud medicines "il be sent oy express secure
from e5eyration all pats Of the United States Alto
accommodations for patients from abr iad wishing iof a
secure quiet BETREAr with good care until restored
10 health
CAUTiON--It has been estimated that over t'eo hun
dred thousand dollars paid 70 swndling quaeks
uu,lly in New England alone without any benfft 10
10 those who pay Il Most " this out Of a
class NJ persons who the least able 10 lose IT, but
once paid fAey can nerer n bach, and they com
PEELED TO suffer the wrong In silence. not daring 10
pose the cheat for fear Of opposing emseirea All this
comrs from trusting Ctth0ut inquiry 70 men who are
alike destitute of honor, character and ski and whose
ang recommendation is their false and extrayagAnt
assertions in praise u themselves IT, therefore. you
would avoid being humbuggsd, take mans word, no
matter Uhaf his pretssons sro but MA Il INQUIRY.
it Will you nothing, but may you many rrgretA
tor advertising physicians, in nine eases out OF en'
are bugas there is safety In trusting any ofhs I'M
less YOU know oho and ,chIf they are
QTDr. will send FREE, by enclosing one stamp
as above. Pamphlet on DIsEASBs OF WOMEN and
on Private Diseases generally giving full nformatipn
Vh the most undoubted references and fesfinoniaAs.
without which advertising physician or medicine OF
mi. KIDD is deserving Of ANY CONFIDENCE WHAT
EVER
| aJsOrders by mail promptly attended 70. Write your
S Sls,eS' P'o'"'y' ana '''''' 70 ~ "A'''ss sen
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-09

We offer to the country trade and consumers. COM
plee assortment ofsvery variety Of LIQUORS, WINES.
&c and would say that our experience Of than
FORTY YEARS as Importers Is not only sufficient
guarantee for the PURITY OF OUR GOODS, but that
1t enables US to offer advantages buyers that cannot
be eNcecd by any house in Boston Owing to the diff
Guilty Of procuring. in many towns, strictly pure and re.
liable article Of LiquoI and Mines Tor medicinal aud
other purposes, we have fo many years given special
tenton 70 filling orders for PRivArH Use and consum-
rswi find I, greatly to their advantage scnd their
ders to MS direct, We employ travelling or other
agents whatever Persons who require Pure Liquors
and iHes, in large small quantities. may rest assur-
ed that all orders will receive best personal attention,
and that every article from our house will be salts
factory In every respect Communications By mail will
receive prompt attention with fun and complete
logue Of gnods prices Sc
I. d. RICHARDS n SONS,
81 81 State Street. Boston.
Boston, April 6. 1861. 1924
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKg's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

Prepared from prescription Of SIR j. Cirrke. ~ D.,
Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is uufang 10 the cure of all
those painful and dangerous diseases TO which the female
constitution Is subject 1t moderates all excess and re.
moves al distractions and speedy may be relied on
TO MARRIED LADIES
Il g. peculiarly suited Il will in a short time bring on
Che monthly period with regularity
Zach bottle, price One Dollar. bears the Government
Stamp NJ Great Britain, To prevent counterfeit.
Itess Pih should not be- taken by females during the
FfRNT THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they are
bring Miscarriage, bm at aas other time they
are safe.
To a cases II Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
he Back And Limbs, Fatigue slight exerton Papita-
ton Of c Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills will
effect when all other have failed, aud al.
though powerful remedy, do contain iron eaomel
auumouy, or any thing hurtul to the constitution.
Fd directions in the pamphlet around each package,
ahieh should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES, (LAic l. c. baldwin Col
Rochester, y. Y.
% $500 and G postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent viii insure bottle, tanning 50
pills. by return mail.
For sale By L. F. PKncn, Montpelier, Wholesale Agt
for Vermont. 5G72
o. See Advertisement or Prof L. Millcr's Hair In
yigC ratnr ia another column
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Special nottrfs.
BRANDRETHs PILLS.

In the restoration 10 health Of those who have been
stricken by apopeSy paralysis they the only reiA
bic medicine. In all affections Of the lungs chest and
bowels their prompt use saves lives and quickly cures
Pneumonia, pieurisy, cholera, wind, spasms worms
cholera morbus, darh@a, dysentery whether from ma.
LARA, eating unrpe fruits other faults in Diet yield TO
their influence. Asthma govt. rheumatism, liver afee.
tons fuptures inflammation Of any organ fovers
cr sgue or other specific fevets bilious diseases jaun-
dice. st. Vius' dance, smallpox measles, Group cry.
spclas, white sweings, piles ulcers Of even thirty
years continuance and especially ulcers Of the liver
have all been cured permanently by these celebrated
Vegetable Universal Pills In female complaints and
diseases they have been equally successful 49,
wide changes Of ie both dsst and second periods -
Epilepsy depression u spirits ghtfu dreams, all OBJ
srurtons and relaXa,ions by them cured dispersed
and corrected
Price 25 cents per box.
Sold by L T. Pierce and Fred. y. Smith. Montpelier
VT ani boy all respectable dealers IN medicine So "a
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.

y NV BURY SEMINARY AND FEMALE
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
FALL TERM begins August 10Th.
Board of Instruction full
Best adyautagest az low rates
Tuition only from date Of enroll ment close Of term
For catalogue, circulars, board or rooms address
r. L. KING, A. NJ, Principal.
Nevbury, VI Aug l, 1861. COOS
DARkE ACADEMY.-Th Fall Term be-
~ gins on Thursday, August 18th. The prescribed
toure IT study aud Board II experienced Teachers az
ford at Barre Academy excellent facilities for pursuing an
education prepAraiise for college or business.
]. CAMP, A. NJ. Teacher Of Vocal Music
J. TEACHER, a. b., Assistant Principal.
Other efficient teachers employed
}. s. SPAULDlNG. PRINCIPAL.
Barre, Aug G. 1861. 6OG2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-08-09

The Senate met to-day al . 30
communication vas received rom the President m
answer the resolution asking Il Hon. Joseph H. Lane
has been appointed Brig General II was ordered to
be printed.
Mr. Dixon moved 10 suspend the rule 20 allow the
Committee on Contingent Expenses To report Tesou'
tnn and have IL passed the same day, Agreed TO-
Mr. Dixon reported a resolution pay Ashhury Dick
ems late SECRETARY OF the Senate his salary for year
from the present time.
Mr. Chandler moved TO amend bJ inserting the name
OF MeNair, late Sergeant Arms. Lost.
The resolution was then passed
The bill to punish certain crimes against government
was taken up and passed
Mr. Powell offered resolution that the arrest Of the
Baltimore Police Commissioners was illegal, and that
they should be Immediately released.
. The Senate efused 10 consider it, against 49,
All the papers relative TO the contested Kansas seat
ordered TO be printed
Mr. Wilson moved 70 take up the joint resolution ap-
proving the acts of the President
Mr.. Dooliite moved 10 20 into Executive session
Disagreed to.
A resolution ~as passed pay 7, ?. stan,on mile
age
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BY the Of thes. Pills the periodic attacks Of Nervous
or Sek Headache may b. prev,nted and taken at the
commencement OF attack immediate relief from pain
and sickness sill be obtained.
They seldom fail in resovng the Nausea Headache to
which females subject.
They act gently upon the bowels, --removins Co,s,-.
For Literary Men, Stldents Delicate Females and all
persons OF sedetary habits they valuable as Lara
tire improving the appetite. giving tome and rigor to
the digestive organs and restoring the natural elasticity
and strength Of the whole symt,m.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result Of long in
vestgAton and carefully conducted experiments having
been in use many years, during which time they have
prevented and relieved amount Of pain and suffer
ing from Headache whether originating in the ne,roas
system or from deranged state Of the stomach.
They entirely vegetable in their composition, and
may be taken at all timeS with perfect safety without
making any change Of diet, and the absence Of any dis-
agreeable taste renders easy adasiMi,ter them to
children.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITSl
The genuine have Ave signatures Of Henry C. Spaldns
each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines
Box will be sent by mail prepaid receipt Of the
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
All orders should be addressed 10
HENRY @. sPALpING,
a. Ceder Street, New-York. 22.74
Or to WEEKS POTTER, Boston, sole agent. for
New England.
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~ See Advertisement Of Prof l.. Mllcr's Hair In
ygc ratnr in another column
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bill passed that hereafter all copies Of MESA
ges will only be printed by joint resolution Of both
Houses.
Mr. Sumner presented memorials Of the citizens Of
Marlboro Mass asking Congress TO use all its means to
put down the rebellion.
Mr.. Kennedy offered the following resolution Of the
J., iislature Of Maryland
Whereas, Ross WnanH, while 10 the discharge Of Of
sAl duty. arbitrarily arrested on the highway by
force Of arms by the Federal Government and as sun
dry other citizens sezed by the same despoue au-
shortly ia violation Of all personal rights
hrs0ired The House Of delegates do not wish history
o. record the overthrow OF all public right without record
81 their iudig protest against such acts q leeden
TIA tyranny and usurpaton and outTages Of the Federal
Government.
Mr. Wilkinson moved that the resolutions be returned
Nj Kennedy hoped tina, they woud no, be returned.
Nj. Morrill, objected TO their reccptog sthe language
vas respectful and as they not. sned BY the
Governor aud did not emenate from the proper body
Mr. Kennedy hoped that the petition ~ Maryland
would not be refused. lie hoped her rights would be
moe uampled urcp. She is loyal State but is stFuR
Cling under the weight 81 oppression.
Mr. Hale argued that they should not refuse the petit
ton Let the memorial be entered on the records and
let history Judge Of the truth Of the charges II
dangerous step refuse the 'isht Of petition. lie re-
ferred to the struggles OF John Quincy Adams for the
Blight Of petition.
After further debate the memorial was ordered to be
tYhuted
" "'sm. ho0 the Military COMMITTEE, reported
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The following is the letter fr m Gen. But
Ter to Secretary Cameron in regard to what
shall be done with the negroes who seek the
nrotection of the (iovernment
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Murder and Robbery.

On Saturday morning, Jacob Mack, a
peddler, was murdered near Gainesville
PA } On Friday night he stopped at
the ho:el in Mortonville, and in the
morning nc displayed over two hundred
dollars in gold. About nine o'clock
Mack proceeded on his journey. Tic
arrived at the residence of Furman Mil,
Ter about ten o'clock in the morning. -
lie left there about half-past ten, and
went about four hundred yards from the
house in n westwardly direction, where
he was waylaid and murdered. The
spot where his body was discovered was
in sight of three farm houses Every
thing around Indicated Il severe struggle
between the murderer and the murdered
man. His pockets had been rifed Of the
gold and watch and chain. A small box
containing jewelry was carried away, but
his pack remained near his side. Sew
cral articles which had been taken there
from were found on Sunday. with box
of jewelry, in a ueighboring wood.
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Position of Governor Houston.

The following is tho closing portion Of
Governor liouston's address to the people Of
Texas:
4 am ready to lay down office rather than
yield to uSurpation and degradation have
declared my determination to stand by Tex
rs in whatever position she assumes Her
people have declared IN favor of separation
from the Union. have followed her ban
Icrs before, when an exile from the land of
my fathers went back into the Union
with the people Of Texas. go ont from
the Union with them; and though | can see
but gloom before me, shall follow the Lone
Star with the same devotion ~ of yore
love Texas too we'll to bring civil strife
and bIoodshed upon her. To avert this ca
hmity, shall mkae no endeavor to maintain
my authority AZ Chief Executive OF this
State, except by the peaceful exercise Of my
functions. When | can no longer do this,
shall calmly withdraw from the scene, lc.v-
ing the Government in the hands Of thnse
who have urSurpe2 its authority; hut still
claiming that am its Chief Executive.
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The Connecticut Election.

Hartford, fprH 1.-The annual State
election took place to-day. The Repub-
lican candidate for Governor vas w. A.
Buckingham, and his competitor, James
G. LOOMS, upon whom the whole of the
opposition were united.
The result is Republican victory.
In New London the Republicans have
a majority CT 1877, a gain over last years
vote.
Waterford, which was democratic last
year, has gone for the Republican .icket.
New HAVEN, April LIST. II o'clock P.
M-The returns up to this hour indi-
cate tho election of the Republican State
ticket
The Republicans have also a majority
iu both houses of the Legislature.
In the New Haven, Second District
James f. English, (Dem for Congress,
has 700 to 800 majority over Woodruff,
(RepD
The election of Orris s. Ferry (Rep.
in the Fourth district, and Dwight Loo
mis-, (Rep.) in the First district, (both
members Of the last Congress) is doubt,
ful
The Democratic majority in New Ha-
ven is 515. Last spring it was 6S5
HARTFORD, April LIST, Il o'clock p. NJ i.
The following is the vote in this city T..
For Buckingham, (Rep. } for Gov 2, 1S1
" Jas. c. LOOMS, (Opp } d" 2,574
Dwight LOOMS, (Rcp. } for Con gill
"a. p. Hyde, (Dcm " 2,647
Hartford county (nearly complete
gives Buckingham 6,SS7, aud j. c.
LOOMS 7,94S.
The Republicans have probably car
ried the State ticket by an increased ma
iorty. and have both branches Of the
Legislature Dwight Loomis (Rep. for
Congress in the First district is believed
to be elected by 100 majority.
Tue LATEST. -Hurtord. Conn Apri
,, > o'ctorh, A M--The Republican
State ticket is elected by an increased
majority.
The Repphlicrus have carried the first
ant third Congressional districts, but
lost the second. The fourth District has
not been heard from.
The full returns cannot be obtained to-
night owing to the bad condition of the
roads.