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The Cecil Whig., 1865-02-04
HARDWARE STORE.-The following

HARDW ARE STORE.-The following
L comprise in part the assortment of Hardware that
am Offering at less than city prices: Locks of all
descriptions; Butt and Strap Hinges. all sizes: Shutter
and Tower Bolts; Screws and Nails all sizes Sash and
Blind Fastcnings; Door Bells and Hangings; Hand
Tenant and Compass Saws: Fore. Jack and Smooth
Planes: Spirit Levels Sqhares and ComlisseS: Brace
and Bits, best make: firmer and MurtIse Chisels :
AngrrS: Drawing Knives: Hammers and iIatrhct, :;
Mill and Hand Saw Files. all sizes. fire above having
been purchased previous To the recent rsr in prices
enable me to sell them at less than they can be lusht
i'll the city. E.W ST ipLES.
April 30, 1864.
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T 1ME and PLASTER.-Ch Chester Valley
IL Lime supplied by the car load, for 4 gfi-
cultural or building purposes; and Plaster
always on hand. For sale by
Fob rs JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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GRAIN, CLovERsEED, &C., ,BoUGHr.-The
~ subscriber buys all kinds of Grain and
Seeds, at the Warehouse, near Elkton Depot,
lately occupied by II. S. Sites
Feb IL. JOHN PARTRIDGE.
The Cecil Whig., 1865-02-04
COMIC ILLUSTRATIONS

This Department of the Monthly, under
The immediate supervision OF McLLNAN. tbs
celebrated Comic Delneator, will bu found
always rich in Wit, Merrimcnt, and appro-
pirate Design.
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VIENNA. Dorchester county, Md Jannary 1st, lsG

VIENNA Dorchester county Md January LIST, 1864.
MR.. +. Il. MARINE:-Allow me on the beginning of
INC new year to extend to you my hearty congrat
uihoiis for the satisfactory manner which you have
gwen me for several years, in e sale Of coIisisncns
which have intr,Istc, to your care hone in the f,
tuic that may lie able increase those cu.sgnrncnts
and that you will receive from the public very liberal
patronage THOMAS HIGGINS.
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70 FARMERS.
TO FARMERS
DAIRYMEN& COUNTRY
MERCHANTS.

ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE
FLOUR, Grain. Clover and Flax Seed l.,
Il Tobacco, Hay, Lumber, Slaves, Tan,
Bark, Sheep, Calves, Poultry. Eggs, Ba-
con, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Game, Yege
tables, Wool, Rag>, Furs, Skins, Fruit,
Green and Dry. &c:,
Can have them well sold at the Highest Price
in Baltimore, with full r ,turns always within
Ten Days OF their reaching the City, by for
wartlI.g to the Commission House for Coun-
try Produce of
=. f. MARINE,
N. E. Concr Of Frederick x Pratt sts.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
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roTTER's LANDING, Caroline county, Nd.
hR. T. f. MARINE Having been intimately acquain-
ed with the character of your business. having extended
your care, over five the sale of my produce. all
accounts have proved satiatactory and in the future
expect to paro!zc your house. My advice to all per,
sois having Grain or produce. to extend IA Commits
sion Merchant. may rel5 confidently, having not the
eastapprchension, but find yoh honest in all respects
Yours, b, u. STEVENS.
June %, lSG49m
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FIVE DOLLARS i YEAR.

Payable in Advances tipon the receipt of
whlch our receipt, for the same, will be sent
in return.
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Rhodes Super-PhOsphate.

VENHE STANDARD MANURE, composed
Il of Bones treated with Smipturic .3cd.-
g RHODES - the long established Manure
in the American market-hesidcs having
European ieputati0n-cunnot be excclicd
for the culture of Oats, Corn, Ibbucco and
Root Crops. Also, Top Dressing on The Grow
ing Wheat. For sale by
Feb IA, 1868 JOHN PARTRIDGE.
The Cecil Whig., 1865-02-04

DHOSPHATIC FERTILIZER.-Taske X
L Clark's Fertilizer, containing all the in
gradients ncce ssary to fertility. For sale by
JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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ROCK lIltI. Kent CO.. Md, Decemher 21st. Is

This is t" certify nt during the last six years. have
been both directly indirectly connected with Mr. f.
H. Marine i'll business and take pleasure in stating
that during that time have always found him pi3ct-
cal irdnSiititS business of NEST u.iucstiu,hlc
integrity possessing the confidence Of all the business
wlrr niilw him.
Yours, most respectfully, c. 4. LEARY
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Notice to Country Merchants.

WE would call your attention to onr
W large and superior assortment of Tin
Ware which will be sold cheap at Wholesale
Merchants desiring a superior article, will
please favor us with their orders, and they
will be filed and delivered without charge.
.,1 ..... PRYOR Il BRO.
Aug. l, 1868. s. Elkton, Md.
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Dv The highest charge made is five per
cent. Goods of every description except
I.iquors) purchased and forwarded with dcs-
patch, when ritrcr cash or trade accompa-
mes the order.
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DRAWING-ROOM, LIBRARY.
EDITORIAL DRAWER

will abound with se' ectiohs of Wit, Original
Stories, Come Sketches, and light Litera-
turc, cuilcd from IA well garnercd storehonsc
"f fun, fact and inc cident, affording Interest,"
ing light reading matter for the Parlor and
the Fire. side.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to 7. DRENNEN,
IA either on Note or Book Account, are
requested to call and settle the same on or
before January Ist, 1865. Also, all persons
having claims against mewili present the
same on or before January 1st, 1865.
Oct 8, 1864. D.. a63 4. DRENNEN.
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philadelphia.

N absolutely uncgualled, by any other
Reed Instrument in The country. Designed
expressly for Churches and Schools, they
are found to be equally we'll adapted to the
parlor and dlawing ronm. For sale by
f.. NJ. BRUCE,
No. Is North Seventh Street,
sept "a. ISG4-1y Philadelphia.
Uy Where can also be found Il complete
assortment Of the PERFECT MELODEON .
NAlso, BRADBURl'S PIANOS, and
complete assortment IF Z L f e T
MELODEONS.
The Cecil Whig., 1865-02-04

CL0CkS fer sale cheap, at the new store in the
~ Hollow VIZ. McCLELLAND.
The Cecil Whig., 1865-02-04

( tIDER VINEGAR.-Five barrels Fine Cider
oVinegai, (niade by ". NJ Ii,xsdn, St. Georges Sta
ton Delaware for sale by 7. Drennen ut 25cents per
gallon.
The Cecil Whig., 1865-02-04

Day State Apple PAIRING Machine, which
- by 5. turns OF. the crank the apple is.
pared. cored and sliced. For sale by =.
July 30. - --'' E. W. STAPI ES.
The Cecil Whig., 1865-02-04

HARDWARE large stock of Build
IL ing Hardware and Carpenters Tools
for safes cheap by Lta- Z. W. STAPLES. 4
march ~ 10 ,Bs lat Er1 70. .t..' !
The Cecil Whig., 1865-02-04

TRAYS AND WAITERS.-A beautiful
l. asso tment Of Trays and Walters for sale cheap by
apr 30 H. w. STAPLES. T
The Cecil Whig., 1865-02-04

CIRCULAR CLAMPS.-An article almost
~ Indispensable to Cabinet and Carriage makers and
othars Thrir use egery mechanic will Mt once readily
perceived and undersiaIl1 For sale by 30 ..
Nov IL, lSG4 H. w, STAPLES
The Cecil Whig., 1865-02-04

NlNES and Forks, Tea and Table
m Spoons, -Carvers and Steeles for sale
at very low prices by E. W. STAPLES.
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The Nsw-Ycra semi.Wccisiy Tribune,
Rcady I'D. mornlng, contalns.


hEvs susxAnr-Thc Gulf sises-NNa. Mar Mscol'
l.nv ,rws ffui Na.br ton Virginia The Csronss, Nm
iucsY and rrns,s'e NTw-N ort, foital ano po''uc '
JYYY p.yr.--h sc.l aneons ltcus.
THaL oy IT'S A,-Assys-Abstrao Of the prcceetinss on
Friday saturday snj Monday
fRos TxnAs-sp"oial Nofr-spordoucc-u Galveston Lyiea
ated-A Reign of lenorDestfeton Of the blockade Run
VinofsI.-n,erestnr Special corrrs?on lcncs-rhe New
Peyi,n--Cuses. Oppression. end outare-h"joinder to
Mr. ConsayDcp uafy MEASURE Ter ihc -".soc'-Aiurd"F
~ Two Freedmen. 49,,
AK ArprAL TO rHr fxrspEsr-An Appeal ;cu' The Rich
OLn visGNI.-Loi''T rom " Tem.s Elliott
srIc, CosngsraSpl,c CA Robe Wei Anawerrd.
tfos sOurE AsEEicA-sp cca Cone pordeLce
IugoPg oar European Correspondence - London and
Pan. Lottenfhr Enaous between n gHnd and To iniied
sta,eCetancnt Of, tine English ifess-lLe l"" Of she Gap
Fnor JAraS-lrtcrc.fin- Special Correspond nce.
GrnKIr ssrrn on Tnf,sosHi- Speech ct tie Cooper In
Fnox KrcnxoSD--pceial Correspondence The Virginia
Bsffl.t Convection
FI.os MissouKr--Our - Louis Letter.
NAiiosAs AcAprsr og DfssS-tofsit, Anlua. ERhibi
THO lrIGn-cy Tie Author u " Dennis Donnc A'.-
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lie Letters Special and Associated Prss lc'ginphic
Disp.fehc.. careful md complete Summary OF
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the prcood ne. ~ the Farmers Cinh ~ TIE American
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carefully selected tie cost world p, rce or so"r bnt
that spIl Nowhere else rar - much current ihtci'
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TEE LAKE ERIE PgRACIEs.
A Rebel KingIender Turns Sinte's EVE
tcuce-IIis Revolutions.

The United States Court a. Cleveland Is nov
irving Lewis Rosonthal and D. Il. Meircs' oil san
drssy. on charge oi ccmphclH ~ tne LaAo ~ a'
MIRACLES and partitu iary hc attempted selnre 81 lne
ifnitod states steamer Michigan. ~ Hfpthprf lrp1
Coic f. rinroader among the raieers was on the WIZ
ness stand drng "Wednesday atern99h' Aa'lpt suIne
native VI nrele Pa. but was residing IN b"ulshhh
when the war broke ont. lie joined The Hep'' army
ana remained ~ its ranks until irCf. -
Atrlnt time lie taken prisoner ana pu"ien n ~,
,rlich ne rsporfcd 10 tho notorious Professor nor
comb IN Canada lie told HOconib that ne 1e"Ii"u 20
90 10 Bermuda, and from thence Z" ihe oIOur1" ~
States ht he Professor iniIneted That lie eoua 90
more good r toe south ~ Canada t'or elsewhere ne
accordingly gave NJ the Southern MP AOVui lALh
tine be held meeting with JAKE Ihonlson' -
and g. C. Cav. at Toronto AT ths h,''lnE F,,t''
"a ate tie .ieanor Michigan, ana 10 release thn hcp'
r,souels on Johnsone Island nnd al amp po'snS No'
.6ifcuased Colos field 81 operations was 10 ~ S'r'
dussy where ho was % nc as i.' t'uFi % '"'' '''
,edoIate scouniIels who retided mere
cole had ass.stans IL PhadepAle--Iesde o. llal
Gin Theii names were la'a.eue, ain; ncai!
CLafles and Robinson, alias u ~ ", ~, ~ -
The habit Of runAinl oGSn ~ - oo ~ tlose meet.
nose Of comforting VIII mem. a. VH' ~ , y,
t,os Roiinson proposed mat ms son h'". iO'o'i''
Cie 10 SandGaly 70 assist ~ clrilihs on ln..a oD1',
nooacnce The proposition was acc .P.cL anu 80 ,'S
pi' came on 10 S.lndusAy. Cole Wa IN lleiusnI
1,afior witt bis Canadian igieD1s Une TSt,ts
w ~, tbe clifton IIousc Niagara rams. lie tOiu
Ceacy tbat number cd american nav ~ o''v'I W..
al tic Cataract House ma tnat Wy W., ga -,
nce,,i,tc for thr sale 81 the Mlehie"" lol 800 a.
cold Clearg Was afraid ~ venture !" sb9 Gun. - o.
si9e Coc threatened % abandon ihcr r@'0i i le
refused ,t I'm. ,,,ror,c cod liq
Ceary porssied IN has refusal n". a.
v,gnes. to nav the required amount of the T. tDsi
provided bic Was dcvee4 70 G99isasio cc %Y g6ni
some Canadian port niue hleh -, ssg 90 conn.
agree 10 that le wond oJhw check Tor f'yVV 'ou'
tcrsigned by any bak in Cansde hai lley sA =,
Twenty thousand dollars were also 10 pe uu 10 cnn.
an officer Of the Michigan 10 denver , NJ. ~ dccp
fafl.tatee lie was 10 be made al olhcti vi ~ -
when the proper time had arrived so llai m iced
the steamer intosome Canadian port previously hs'''"
upon.
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was Amos. literally covered up WV nowers numher
OF beautiful bouquets having boeL resented 70 III" On
the route.
Among the rc.alics the reviewing 'ahu was uo';
Cr tin v no L.d eorlc to the city - .O',dton y.
the Committee Of Councils As as shc pro.eash
rad passed the Governor took 8 c,fTiare huu or'Ye
dow. 20 t5e Refrcshnie SIoans watre kc met oea'
Meade and STAFF
Iae Young ladies belonging 10 tb5 public scu0ts "'
the city who. IN hitc dresses occrpei one 81 NV
staes to welcome the volunteers should 10; NJ Hreot
ten. Ihty made decidedly Pleasing appearance hI
had tie weather Lct Aorfcled with tn fnlhmen' OF
the part assigned the ii would have 'ecn the feature
Of the giiaii
AIS We it is said, That ends well : if it be -.
the grand icyiev, with all its Provo attendants,
was far nom being failure. The committees IN
charge OF those noble Institutions the rclreshrnent
saloons. hal not omitted anything make The occasion
agreeable - the welcome guests.
~ t,c Union ard Coopef-shop Saloons caahles were
set in to lower rooms and the upper rooms were also
prepared For tie accommodation o. the troops. Inc
tables were decorated with proiusioa OF bondnctS'
and evergreen esooned tasoiuy from tie ceiiins
mud IT'S supports
AT the Union Saloon. by reason OF T., large slze o!
The ROOM the that could not ia 10 eNcit0
admiration IT least 600 troops entertained it
onccIn the main saloon and about 800 in the oniro
building Al tie Cooper shop abog' 900 were entcf'
tanned IL o. time
Gen. hegic ana Gov Curtin spent some time ut both
saloons. anu both expressed tbcms ;'es highly grabed
at their visit The banquet over thc troops dispersed
TO their homes, the weather continuing yet uayorate
Connected with the reception and rcrIow there wa
universal expression OF regret that anything should
have occurred 10 mar the pleasure Of the OCCASION
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THE PHILADELPHIA WEVIEW.
The Proccss;ou- Returned soidirTs 'he
Rnin-a Eanqucr--Tbe cooper shop.

We coudci.c from The PhiadiPh,a D'SPofc"
,he following account % tie grand .crie" IN hni ci'y
on Saturday
The nroncB headed the prorcs ion nc inlut''! 10.
lowed the City Troop the iiebt--ab MAI hE hn n1
iT1ciiyc display. Con. Mcuic wa the "Da,.'v.l y. a..
ul,frNclA' iIs reception wa most rN'nlWF ~ INV
and mast have Afforded bn. leh FrIilht '.oh N''i..
where b. wa greeted VIII, 'ntbus.n,uc u OF VIZ
The waving If handkerchief and the clipping 81 his
The trcucr. and tar were followed 10y hpinDit VI
retired officers VI .he c!ty and Siai" mOnhif"
Detachment II The Gth Penny fiui' '4'Ai' MA
1,hcr cavalry cllnIents. came lcsl 80 ,
The cavalry Was succeeded by company oi T. ,
Notios nom tho Nay,-y ard and number OF saii)i'
attached % our national ship. Tics looked very wei
and radc piott. iel,ur. Of ihc parade.
Ihcn came the retained regiments. Ihey 81 cyri'',
formed the feature 81 the parade, ana - ihcl an r
were turned On the Iisht Of hc Ina ny was we i1io
lZoHayc regiment, nnd following them eIDe in' Or
Scxt IN order we're The lIsih i9th liiat HHd l'''h
regiments. ..,,,t,
In tlr reaf a each regimen, were carriages contain
ir me disabled Officers AMI old eif ana these ioii'"
"A yefv rOd.s tDle feature ct ihe display.
mo snunnnccneit tdat ibr review Was IA llke ,il'e
r., I,ogd ard MaTkCi-sts had TIE effect 10 draw al III
,cr number q p.rsons To thai locality and the poeo
had ipculry "a tcepne the street clear i"f me phhhp
Nh, al Do iookers-on were ladies. and no low %
,har1 ;eere elegantly and iasbionGby aiifcd. "hrl
lie rain came cn IL was Supposed that they would seeh
no n..r,.t shelter, bnt very few Ol ihcm rt h'iI
s.es nn The lad increased To such degree NJ 10
rrenJor n searceiy euduTablc. Some remained duiDE
,h whole III the storm, 10 the great damage Oh lhe
s,v d,csse, and richly decorated b0nncts. In 'Dis
80, sboaeI a courage equal ~ the emergency.
~, ihr appmranco Of Gen. Meade NJ THIS p''h'' hs
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DEE ID.

.xx.Ar
Saturday. June TO- after shor and severe ~
ness nsf ,nsr rcaeuce. No rs East Sixteenth Eliza
TO- oen 5 .S of S bs wif Of William s. Donad
f9ners. from nor late residence No rs East Sixteeath
Oh Iuestsy a;tsrnooa q o'cloc,
HARr-CD snDday rion ing, June H. OF consumption,
A. Hart s,n 81 Tire late Henry Hart sget -
lha relative, ard trends OF Tie ny re ruvrtrd
Joscnh r. Hart Wcs, .ne.sundred.s.3 ,ren,v fif.b a
rear si,..ave on Ihur,ssy morning NJ al o,clocI The
,o,,sir| viii BE- taken 60 White Plains for iu,.
tAWPkNCE--On Sunday ni.tt June H. Jo,soh Lawrence
in In, Osth year Of BIZ ege.
M" aye, and fieri, the fniy respectfully invited
- ,.,i hIs frcrsl NJ -. Georges chrrch StIvv.,nt
sa.sie 90 Wednesday, Jane IT, O. O'Clock p. H. without
III ~ N,w,ocber. r5nd1-, June u, Mr. Huu.h
NJ vii. of Simeon .steI, Sgd % years.
The t,aycs and Tcs Of tie isiy az invited
70 he un-ral -csyce, at the Pi,bi ran Church
RecIele on Nc.zesdiy afternoon st q clock New
rsv,r c..s l,aN- TN seserth ~ ~ ~ Sio. W.
LYFiT-Or May H. st Fridge OF Aisn, S,o.lano .,s nsv
Jsres Iyei. ages 30 yca5' seiy on' 'e"e"s'' orange
oLipPAN-n BrcoSlyn monday. June ~ Hannah c' "if'
Veneral ~ -, the lcnce Of her b her C. Woodmsn
No IS Hi.iouah ro'syn on iuei y TT ans u
II O'Clock "a. besves md friends are invited 70 a'o
without farther notice .,v
RAkDELL-At Harlem. Sunday June IL 100 '''''"
Paadoli s-ei n years and moths. . ,,,,
The rrve "a friend tie E,nly ond OK hf plon''
Peer are r,pectuy iuTed - a.end his t"nersi srviI
or asday e.tsTnoOn tie lh INST, al ,'o' ~ a"
late cdrnct foo, Of Of"' indrcd aud''wen yhu" 81
Harlem Pher.
NANDt RbILr-MpnIay nor ming. June ". 10 Erookyn
fle house % lar sOn-ini4s james x Lott. Human Ia
Vanderbilt. Of Col Jos .ma sacas1bIi formerly o.
Notice Of fnuerii toi-o-rc,y.
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The Vourih o. Ju,y--t.rocian iiou by Gov.
Curtin of PeuDsy ivaaIH.
EXECUTIVE CnAyBrF, H,RmsaUro. June 10. ls6..

TO III. PEOPLE or PENNSYLVANIA: The
bloody struggle Of four years is ended The tr,s OF
Rebellion nre quonchod. Tie supremacy # lav and
right Is rcts,abshed Tic foulest treason records ~
history her been beaten to the earth Oar country IL
saved.
These blessings We owe under God. tn the uncqualed
heroism civic AID military. OF ma people In the DARK
est hours under th heaviest discouiagemcns, iaV.i
who would. THEY never filtered.
They have bcen inspired with the determination to
maintain TIC free Government Of orI a;hcrs. the cor
tinued union Of our whole county and ths gIand h'
publican principles which IL is their pride and duty 10
defend Tor the sake not Only of themselves bu oil TIC
human race.
gIory - ssying that The people OF fennsylvania
have been among the foremost IN the career o. hnnOi
Their Learts have been ia the contest; their means
and their blood have been poured out Ike water 10
maintain ii. q,
The remnants OF the heroic bands that eit bcr sou
10 rescue their country returning hllng h"h
orihlv fulfilled their service They have LEFT tens OF
thousands Of their brothers On many "a blood! n'Iu
Their memories will b, preserved on orr rolls o.
honor Tor their widows aud families Gra'eiui
couniry will suitably provide.
Let the SUI yiyOrs who now returning 10 u' nave
such a welcome ~ belts brave and patriotic people 10
give 10 the gallant men who have saved the COUNTY
and shed new lustcr on Pennsylvania.
recommend that in every part of %" state. on me
approacLing anniversary Of IndclcnGc spceih on
seryanoes be lrd az welcome TO returned dccndefS
and Of comineuoraiOn OF the heroic deeds o. them'
selves and their comrades who have f.llou.
AsDRRw e.. CURTIN,
Governor Oi Penn s,s MIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-13

Tho first returns of The vote for and against
The new Constitution of Missouri announced
heavy majorities against it. In st. Louis
County the majority against the Constitution
WIS no less than 5,9G7, which, together with
The heavy adverse majorities, in the strong Cop
,pcrilead counties seemed to insure its de-
/, (. The Missouri Republican, Of the 9th
jn,t., reported the aggregate vote thus
lar received as giving majority OF 1896
against the Constitution. The delight with
which Tie republican as well as all the Copper
head papers Of the States greeted this result
seems, however, to have been premature, for we
now learn from dispatches received from st.
Louis that returns from III Counties AID part Of
the soldiers vote leave no doubt of the adoption
Of the Constitution by decided majority.
Thirty two Counties, yet to be heard from, arc
expected to increase the majority to LON 5000
10 g. coo.