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TALE GROWTH OF RYE-Nathan Haw-

TALE GROWTH OF RE Nathan Haw-
kins brought to our office 4 specimen
vicinity-it measures eight feet four in
ches. full. There are just seventy six
large, plump grains in the head Can
any of the farmers of Old Wayne beat
this giant production. We fastened it
to the wall of our office, and it reaches
from floor to ceiling.
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t. Tie funds raised by the ten cent
admission to Fair Grounds on the 4thl
may be appropriated to removing th |
snags in the Whitewater. as it is design
excursion next year.
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G< Dugdale keeps good supply OF
notions, wall paper, confectionery, etc,
which he offers To the citizens OF Rich
mond and vicinity at reasonable prices
He has fne article OF ice cream, also
an excellent soda fount, which make
visit to hls saloon very desirable
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LYONS EITEACT ~ PrEE Tax.rCs GTxGrR-fa
Il DIGESTION Nausea. H4rtsHru. Sex 4es Cf,Ier
Maren>. FlatniencF, &c here Warming sr5ruulan
: required Is careful PREPARATION and sn.ie purit
makes i cheap aud reliable rc-ie fJ- culr7arv pur
poses. ~oli evervwbere- = 10 cts PER cott,s As
for "LToSs Pure Extract Taks 70 ether.
Saratoga Spring Water, sod b. al Druggists.
May 10, fs66.--u "
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ERRORS OF YOUTH

A GENTLEMAN Mo snT,r-5 for Years from
{ Nerr-,u< De 'htv. Pren ssur~ n-r7r- and III the
+ vouF8tu} discretion W., fCr te sake oi
suffering hrn1B'tv, seni t-=- - ali wh0 ned IT. the
rs,sIr. AMI directions making the simple rsrusy
ov sshrch De cursd. olssrers sI-a8us = PTvhi
tEs aiv-rt-ers experience. can 10 % Or address
m. t. perfect csa7f teuce.
} .HN r. OGDEN.
...a NJ Is Chambers 81 Nav YORK.
TrFr ia-5m-
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Aqua DE MAGNOLIA.

toilet delight. Superior any CoIogas, used to
battle the face aad person, reai-r the skin soft and
fresh, 10 alay iadaun lsioa prtasi.e clgtha for
headache, &c. Il Is manufactured from the rich
Southern Magnolia and 5 obsainin. patronae quite
unprecedented. /, Is faror5te -Ita actresses aud
opera singers. It IS sold by al dealers. a: sIo0 in
large bottles, ana BY DEGAs BARNES Co, New ork
Wholesale Agents.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold BY all Druggists
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EF Considerable amusement was caus
ed on the evening OF the 18th, Ivy the mp
pearance of two grotesquely dresse
masqueraders on horseback.
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Stats of Indiana
" ayne County.


= Office Is hereby given, that Maria Elizate.
. Ratasghzus, has been appointed BY TIE Ger
~ Common Pleas Of Wayne County, Indiana. Exeea
-rIE The Izls " IL AM Testament Of H.raasn +
s-a1s, deceased. TIE Estae i. supposed 70 q 80
MARIA Z ROTTISGHAEs, E1ec8trf1
Htav - f-a5. l5-sz
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SPECIAL NOTICES
a CARD TO iNlAlIOS.

Clergyman, while res hing IN South America a a
missionary discovered sale and simple remedy for
the Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay. Dis
eases Of the Urinary aut Seminal Organs aud the
ubaIa tram Of disorders brought On by banetu and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been already
cured by thls uo2e rem>iv- Prompted by desire to
brnsf the afflicted aaI unfortunate, will semi the
recipe for preparing an using TINS u-d.- IN seal
e! envelope ~ any one ~ ao nes 1t, Free Of Charge
Please inclo>e post paid envelope, addressed to
Yourself.
4FE~se.
JOSEPH T. IMAM
SrATgoS ID. BIBLs GoCsI-
Nsr T9rs Ctty.
June : 1855. l5-ly.
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Es- The celebration off the Foarth
passed of quieter than was expected -
Business was suspended, and the citizens
seemed rather disposed to enjoy the day
as a holiday than as the occasion for any
great demonstration
The tircmen made fine appearance in
parade. In the afternoon, the hose com
panies took heat on the race course
at the Fair Grounds. The hose carriage
of the - was run around by twenty
men from each company The IS
made the round in two minutes and ten
seconds; the Is, in two minutes and
thirteen seconds, and the Is. in two
minutes and fourteen seconds. A purse
of Thirty Dollars had been made up,
and was consequently won by the > $.
In the evening, some fireworks were
displayed on the streets,
The ball was very successful affair.
The proceeds from admission to the
Fair Grounds and to the bali, amounted
about S2G5.
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Attention Lovers of Art

ITO net fs'' = u7ire the magnificent euzravfu
II q Vests CHRIS: Rejected whtch !. now c-est
ne 80 much Interest in MS city- Il = an-u-ps>.e
II si.e style aod finish combining over 100 charsc
iers ant fully sPeass for Itself, If takes tbs
= study H.
I This splendid painting can be see
st Notes Gallery, Vaug han Building
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~ Elh Wilton keeps one OF the hest
Ho ses in the county at Cambridge CITY.
We commend him to the travelling pub
lie
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Is- The CROPS in the western part of
the County are in q much better condition
ing rains of last week and the warm
weather of the previous week, have 2iv
en- them q renewed growth T cora IS
very good, grass, oats and fax Indicate
fine crops, and wheat has rapidly matter
ed Some damage. however. is reported
TO the wheat by the weevil. also that
the grass is being injured by the grub
worm.
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County Commissioners order

OraeFea = the Board Vi Commits zs57ers of Warra
t.Ez..F that AL p-eFS1as holding County 0risrs
de gzarTn- interest De requested T. present the sa
rT - mehf and that no interest Be paid On IL 3.
tr.la ana after tie 29th day Of july
stats Of indiaaa-4 -.
wayne County,
J. Sylvester Johnson auditor for ana thIn ssd
19-;T, d. 1@resF c-EIIfy that the above true a4
correct copy Of order this day passed By the = 8E5
81 = IN uli- sioners Of said County
Witness my and the ss.l Of .z43
Bard this 18th day Of June, 1888.
SYLVESTER J0HSSO
W.
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DR.. MarshalPs
enf:sYl'sl Slale .

This @ruf has thoroughly proved itself to be the
best article known curing the Gatarrh- Cold an
the Ii ? al and Headache. 1t has been found an
axc,1a4,t remedy in ulauy cases q Sore IN e~.-
De.tnrSs b8s been renewed by il, aud Hearing
has often been greatly Improved By lis use.
l. i frn grant AMI aZreeabe. md
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-07-05

L-- The State Teachers Institut
meets at Peru on the 23d inst and vii
continue three weeks
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Gs- A meeting of the persons resid
ing west of the river, was held on last
Thursday evening, at Ratlif School
House, to take into consideration the
proposition of the enlargement of the
city. Considerable objection is mani
tested by those residing in that section.
and Il remoms rance will he presented to
the Commissioners asking that in con
sideraton of the obstacle of the river, it
be made the b undary.
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MHISKFRS. MHISkERs

Do vou want vhisker< Moustaches7 Ogr Gre
clan Compound viii force them grow The smooth
ct ace or chin or hair N bald heads \ SIX Weeks
Prics, 500 Sent by mail anywhere closely sealed
OF receipt OF prize.
address. WARNER co, Box is. Brooklyn,
NJ. sly.
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'aE3E.X5sWskz

Scalp Is delightfully."- perfunled, currs baldne.s
sill not stain the SKINS perfect Re-,orrr aud Ir
aaa t#mHlned. Ne other preparation fer the b.
Ha.4aa~ festachie Nut Oil sold bs ali Qrn
nEMA.. BHRNES s Go, agents New III
pRHiN SKINNER n Co.. Sel- Ptorf4a.
tstt Sprlns Geld, N.-
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The Great English Remedy
SIR JAMES CLARk'S
Celebrated Female Pills

~
Prepared from prescription o. >lr J. Clark NJ D
Physician ExsrAord- mar! L tie Queen
Th;s iaralaa5le medicine i uafajiiug in the cure
Of all t.sz painful and dangerous diseases - which
she female constitution subject Il noaerAies 81
excess and removes all distractions ami : speeoT
curs RAY be Relied 81
To MARRIED LADIES
il IS peculiarly suited L will II short time, bring
OF the noathly period with regularity
Each bottle price On Dollar. osars the GoYeTnEaeht
Stamp Of erreat Britain, u preyeat eountsFie1ts
CAUTION
These Pills Should not be taken bv Pennies dpr1ng
the FIRST THREE MONTHS o. Pregnancy. A. they
are sure 10 bring Miscarriage, bug At any other
tine they safe
In al Cases of Nervous and plnal Affection. Pans
n tie aark and LiGloS. Fatigue ON sight exerren.
PIntaton Of the Heart Mysteries. and Whites. these
Pills a4li effect ssheH all other means have ta-
81 ami although rax rtul remedy. do not contain
iron rslonoeI ansiUonv. anything hurtfHi 70 the
constitution
Full aIr ct5ans In the 49, h}et around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved
SOLD ~ ALL DRUGGISTS.
Sole Asea: so- the United States AMI Canada,
JOB MOSES, = Corrlands s., New York.
\. B-Sl aa ana Is postage stamps enclosed 70 any
authorized gent " ii insure bottle. containing -
pl,is, o retnra mail
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lg Messrs Shire Il Bro, have pro-
cuted the services of Mr. j j. SwALEM,
who has the reputation of being one of
the best CUTTERS in the West-if not
THE VERY BEST, and they therefore con
ffdentlv invite all who desire FITS las are
fits to give them call At 81 Main st
Their stock Of Cloths-qnalitv and price
-earnot he excelled here or elsewhere,
and they always warrant complete salts
faction Their stock of Ready Made
Clothing, Hats aud Caps, is large and
varied and they always sell at reasona-
Bile rates for Cash. Give them call
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Ie-You will need a Stove to warm by

after awhile-you may now need one to
cook-you doubtless need Tin, Brass,
1--WE need BRASS Copper AMI SAeetiron
Wares-you need a refrigerator-you
want an iron pump, lead and wood piping
-sut-ering, piping, roofing, &c, &c =
Go to the establishment OF the NYE Bros
near the Depot, AMI you can be accom-
modated with just the article You have
been searching for-cheap for cash.
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Gs- The Ladies of Union Chapel gave
raspberry festival on last Tuesday
evening at Starr Hall Owing to the
inclement weather, the attendance was
not as large as usual on such occasions.
On the ensuing evening, the Hall being
occupied, they gave second entertain
ment in the Chapel, which was well at
tended. The proceeds amounted to
about S215
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State Of indiana. Wayne County, IS

ava stilsEs 70. Zfsg.
p , IT KNOWN. 4 hs.t, . this 18th dAY at Jss
= = 1855. tie above named Plaintiff fled IN tn
g.. tas Clerk q the Wayne Common Pleas Cor.
4-.F amended cqnpiA ~. agAiust SAID defendant Il
s5#s- entitled cause, together with the affidavit -
competent Fer~en thaI said defendants Sicholas s4
ir -iigilalet Stanley, Efle LORNA Crime Wi5541.
25.IH==. Aaly1na Turner, Harriet Amanda CogHeIig
aH8 Peer Co1neGsv residents Of tie State s
ss#s.-
1fl deteadaass aboye naIuej, therefore, ar stzs.
r.sHst ri Cle fling and panieacy Il sad cor-fss.f
a--EH-t them dBEi that unless thew ap5ear ans
4e2SsIF tEereFo, =. the calling the +aH e
- second day Of TIE err. - said { sf=
rs -u1 ard heid the fonrt House in Ceut-.e
tae Znd AsndaF Of c-epterabsr nett "a u eon4ga
al - matters aha t4laEs tleraR contained ana
i--t s'itl b. tal1a the aud the ssii eaase .
t44 rs and ies-- injured in tfseTr aAyseara
%Itsess MOSES d. LLESoS. CzssE
- +4. And The Seal u SAID c. Irt At Co. ~.
vile, tits lsih day 81 june, 1876
MOSES ID. LEFsOE. Ci-rE
e. X ErECBEsAL- Atty.
J-ss- ~, l5dS. II 5s-pts
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Er We heard !" good one on 8

IE- We heard good one " on ar,
enterprising druggist of this city. whdl
Is somewhat noted for his mixed tonics .
The other day boy entered his stor |
and exclaimed " Mr.. -, your sign 4
down" Upon coming to the door, saie
mixer of said tonics beheld a drunken
man sprawled upon the pavement.
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Read the Certificates Of Whole
sale Druggists in 1864.

The undersigned, having Tor many Years been ac-
quaiuted with Dr. Mar>hali'> tafairh aud
Headache Snuff. and sold il in nur wholesale trade
cheeruIly state that believe 6eequal. IA every
respect. the recommendations gwen OF II Tor tile
cure Catarrhal Affections. and that Il is decidedly
the article known for all common disease ei
of the Head
Burr ( Perry Boston Barnes Il Park, Nea York.
Reed Austin { to :. A. Is. b. Sands, ."
Brown Lam>au 4 CO. Stephen PAU To-,
Reed Cutter Il CO. Israel Minor i CO. "a
Snth W Foxle Mckesson Robins
WtSnp F,irasuk 4 Co. A. l.. Scovil t Go.
u.p-bap- Farnani 4 Co NJ War}. Close & Co,
II, II. Hay, Portland. Me, Bush 4 Gale,
For Sale by all Druggists. Try il.
DIR. NarShalI-~ CatarTh and Headache Snuff
i fragrant aud agreeable remedy for all disease Of
the heat 1t opens and purges out all distractions
The sensations after using il delightful and invig
Grating aud the relief immediate. sold by all Drug
gists. Try it
DIR. MarShail,s Cafarrh and Headache
Snuff is fragrant and ayr, cable remedy for all
diseases of the head 1t opens and purges ont all
.tructons. Tie sensations after using It delight
full and invigorating, and the relief immediate. Sold
BY all Druggist. TRY il
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ACCIDENT FROM Coal OIL On the
evening of the 18th. an adopted daughter
of Lucinda Carberry (Joeephine) took
the can Of coal oil and poured ont some
on the fire for he purpose OF making it
burn quielrly -the blaze ran up the spou,
of course, and the can exploded, setting
the little gj'ls dress on trc-her dress
was torn off the fire extingurshel, and,
though her limbs were very badly burn
- and portions Of her body. sh7 is not
dangerously injured, and is doing as we'll
"a could lie expected
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Fave saved more than $4,000 persons from desu
Summer Complaints, Fever and Asue and Ntusal
Alsff, sure chr. for Coughs and Rhern.atisfl4
Druggist sell tEem.
oRRIN SKINNER co Pr.ss.si..z..
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All may Marry Hap2i'y, irrespective Of sge.
wealth. beauty; AMI the l,ve of the oEPnsGts
can - : slgei bv following simple rules >aBd
directed envelope T. SARAH 3 LAMBERT,
Cirevnpat7t. Nes Yerk.
Lovely Girls and Festive Boy> send an
addressed envelope s7d IS cents and vii send you
soFra valuable izforE 7stioa that will please YOU.
Adirs.. HTSS JANE BRYAN
s,S Broadway, New YORK.
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Holloway q Page.

fave Just Received one Of tie fns..43I sszs
x as@frtmsnts Of TABLE GLASS.b Arr
ever hrrgGzai 80 this Ezrzef- Gre them caIl-tsr
cGu sci Gasoes CHEAP atSo. 81. Haia-st.
Richmond March q. 1864 e.
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S,.ll88sI;EXIY

is"of fEsrAcaISE preserves the lille OF tli. If4sr
satE1es Il from grey It's original color la = Il
EeaEs prevents the hair from failing is til, ltet
tcse for dressing the hair found ia the mart
WI surely remove dandgtltf and cnre a u dls.a
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WAYNE COUNTY. UNION TICkET:

FarsSenater Isaac kiniey.
Representatives, William A. Peelis, VIM. W &.
Foutk-. Beui- l.. Martin.
Clerk Ut the Courts, VIM. w. Dudley.
Treasurer, j Ohm sim.
sSHrriH, Jacob :. Ballnecr.
Coroner. FabiuS Fipming-
County Commissioner, OIh eE Il. Jones
Surveyor. ssob-rtt SHUT.
District Prosecuting Attorney, Henry &. Fox
WIyne Township Assessor, VIM. Dulin.
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Arrivals and departures of Mailz

Boston and Beeey 0Ilre, leaves tuesday md
FRIDAY, at ...-..... IL 90 M
do do arrives days at....-..-. 10 90 An.
Unioa City, via Arba, Bethel &c. leaves
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. at. 90 An.
do. arr Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday ) 90 Pm.
Winchester via. New Garden, leaves
Monday and Friday, .----- : 90 AM.
do. Tuesday and Saturday, at-----.-- 90 Pm
7ss-Ofiice open from 7 80 A. NJ. to 1880 P. NJ. On
Sunday, from 900 to 1000 AN.
A. WILLIAMS, p. NJ.
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Ir- The Wayne County NJ dieal A,
socia.Ion meets in this city, Thurs ay.
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More than Thirty Years

Of sale and nse OF DIR. Mar>halI,s Catarrh and
Headache snuff. has proved its great value TOR all
the common diseases head, ami at this moment
stands Hlg her than ever before
II is r,.cornenied bv many Of the best Physicians,
AMI Is used with great and satisfaction every
where.
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Gives Immediate Relief

10 the dull heavy pains caused hy diseases OF the head
Tie sensations after using it delightful and invg
,rating Is opens and purges out all obstruc tons
strengthens the glands and gives healthy action ID
. =. sat4ar tod
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Foreign News.

It is said that the relations between Aus
tria and Russia are assuming menacing
character. The Times says that the Russian
government is intriguing for the further dis
Indignation of Austria.
PARIS, Oct 27.-The project submitted by
France and England to the Spanish govern
ment, for the settlement of the CHILEAN diff
culties, has been approved by the Queen and
her Ministers
FLORENCE, Oct. 27.-An arrival from
Gambia states that another great battle took
place on the 18th inst. The Greeks report
that the Turkish army was repulsed.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 27.-Cotton steady sales
of 800 bales Middling Uplands at 15d. The
weather is unfavoyable for Breadstuffs, and
the market is firmer. Corn has advanced
LONDON, Oct, 27.-Consols s94. U. S.
Five-twenties, 6S4.
LIVERPOOL, Sunday, Oct. 2s.-The steam
ship Alleppo, from New York, October 18th,
arrived at Queenstown to-day and proceeded
for Liverpool.
LONDON, Sunday, Oct 2S-Advices from
Japan are conflicting. The latest report that
the Tycoon's army suffered heavy defeat at
the hands of the insurgents, and the Toocan
has, in consequence, abdicated.
1t is said that the British government is
about to ask of Parliament an increase of
million of pounds sterling in the amount
voted for the army, and large additional
amount to that appropriated in former years
for the navy.
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Invited Home.

The South having triumphed in the late
conflict of arms with the federal government
and the Southern people having established
governments to suit themselves, and rebels
against the Confederacy having been put un-
der foot, the Richmond Examiner invites
Gen. Price, Gov. Harris. and other "emi-
nent" Confederate leaders to return to their
homes. These gentlemen left TOO soon, and
they stay away too long. Our heart yearns to-
wards the immaculate Judeh p Benjamin.
Why is he not also invited to return2 The
Examiner says:
From our late fellow-citizens, General
Price, Judge Perkins, Governor Harris, and
others, who are now in Mexico, we have fire.
quent intelligence, which, unfortunately, is
not favorable as to their situation and cir
cumstanoes. We sincerely trust that these
eminent gentlemen, whose expatriation is es-
pecially deplorable, in consequence Of the
unstable and insecure society of which they
are members, will promptly abandon the life
of discomfort and priyation which they have
chosen, and return to the grateful people who
respect their virtues and honor their fidelity
to the great cause in whose loss we were COM
mon participants"
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the Union sdissolveSi gIt is dissolved ia tho
disregard and supersedure of the Constltuz
ton. which was the bond and covenant Of
Union. 10 quote that ument now, e 20
be openly jeered at as one who .dreams :.
solution Of the articles Of alliance but BY &C
tual dissolution of the association itself
Some Of the partners no longer appear at the
councils and conferences, and 1t is not pro-
bable that they ever will again. They not
only do not appear there to deliberate under
the covenants and limitations of the late
compact of association, but they do not APP
pear there at all. A new government OF al
lied States has been instituted, and to tins
thew are not parties The Union has been
reconstructed, and they are not in it. Wheth-
er we look this fact in the face, or refuse to
do it, it is a fact nevertheless"
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Election Returns.
Henderson and Pennsylvania.

Henderson and Pennsylvania.
We learn from the Pioneer that the vote in
the above Counties is as follows:
Henderson, Dockery 344, Worth 290.-
Senate. Cash e94, Landlord $40 Commons,
James Blythe 351 John D. Hyman ESQ.,
| Transatlantic, Dockery 1872, Worth 133.-
Cash 142, Landlord 1874. Blythe 233, Hy-
man 1877 Vote of both Counties: Dockery
$50, Worth 423, Landlord 533, Cash 391,
Blythe 584, Hyman 4O7.
Mr.. Cash leads Mr. Landlord in Buncombe
222 votes, and in Madison 100 votes. MIR.
Cash is. therefore, elected by 80 majority.
He is committed against the Howard amend
ment The Pioneer attributes his election to
his personal popularity and his sound Union
ism during the rebellion. The Pioneer says ::
"From the best information we have we
are inclined to the opinion that Gen. r. M.
Henry is elected to the Senate from the 50th
District. Gen. Henry occupies position
before his constituents that will not compro-
mise him to support the amendment. We
understand the same thing in regard to Capt.
Kelsy, who is elected to the House of Com
mons from Madison County. Gen. Logan,
Col Harris, and Mr.. Scoggin, all candidates
in the Rutherford District, have taken ia
vorable position to the amendment, and the
probability is all of them are elected. We
are informed that Mr.. Patton who is elected
to the House from Buncombe, like Mr.. Cash,
pledged himself before the people not to sup
port the amendment"
Blue Ridge precinct, Henderson County,
gave Dockery 76, Worth none, Landlord rs,
Cash none, Blythe rs, Hyman none. These
voters are all Internationally and unmis-
takably'' for the Union.
Beaufort County.
We have heretofore gwen the returns from
this County, Isaiah Respess for the Senate,
and Henry Harding and c. M Gorham in
the Commons. But we desire to express our
particular qualification at the election of Mr..
Respess Heis man of excellent common
sense, and will make good Senator. No
man suffered more than he did during the
rebellion for his Union principles. He was
torn from his family by the minions of Con-
federate despotism, and confined for some
time in Castle Thunder, Richmond. His
losses of property were also very heavy. But
he is the same unfinching Unionist he was
then, and his spirit of enterprise as bust
ness man is such that nothing can destroy
it. The Union men of Beaufort County
have honored themselves in electing this true
and worthy man to the Senate.