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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13
DAILY DEMOCRAT.


womsn's influence is powe,ial--especial-
ly when she wants any thing.
A trial trip: A trip with two Saratoga
trunks, four band boxes and--a woman
4 careless clerk threw . lighted match
into an open KEEP q gunpowder-bus he'll
never do i. again.
Il is altogether too sb-urd 70 say that
MAN is not perfect - ho is thee who has
not met with perfec, strangers, sone Who
we're perfect fsscais, sud not a few who
we're perfect fools
A .echy husband told his wife they could
not agree, and must divide the house,
Very well, said she, =" You take the out.
side
BOBBY, Why dom, ycir mother sew up
your trowsers," Cause she's at the YES
Try, sewing for the hsathen."
What is the diff renee between an accept
ed and rejected lover, The accepted kisses
the misses, and the rejected misses the
kisses.
Several years ago, one Of the principal
thoroughfares Of London was regularly pa
troed by beggar who asked aims Of no
other passers except old ladies. 40. young
sdy have pity on poor beggar.' lie
vas singularly successful in bis appeals.
A physician tod a lady that If women
we're admitted to paradise their tongues
would make hell Of it, And if some
j ctors practised there she said, "thcy
would soon make il DESERT
"Well, John, did you take the note
gave you to Mr.. Smithers ?
Yes. sir, took the note, but don't
think he can read it"
Cannot read IL why SO, John!"
because he is 80 blind, sir. While wor
in the room be axsd me where my hat wor,
and il wor On my head oil The time e.
docs pa kiss you because he loves your
inquired snobby nosed urchin Of his ma
,erral ancestor. the other day. ITO be
sure, sonny, why !" swell, think he
loves the cook, too, for he kissed her more
than forty times last Sunday when you Was
gone to meeting.
A certain lady waited on physician, in
great trouble about her daughter. "What
ais her " said the doctor. "Alas doctor,
cannot tell, but she has lost her good hu
nor, her looks, her appetite her strength
consumes every day why do yol not
marry her?'' "Alas doctor, that We fain
would do, and have offered her - good
match - she could ever expect, but she
will not hear Of marrying lis there no
ether person, do you think, that she would
be content to marry :" "Ah, doctor. that is
what troubles US, for there 10 q young gen
tleman whom she loves that her father and
can never consent to- "Why look you,
madam replies the doctor. gravely (bsing
among all his book in his study, "then the
case !. this your daughter would marry
one man, and you would have her marry
another; in all my books find no remedy
for such disease % this I"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13
DIR. WEIGHTS
TAR SYRUP.

"Facts are stubborn things" says the old proverb,
and y taeee alone do intend 10 DEAL IN peseoue-
ing WEIGHTS TAR SYRUP 20 the public An
know TIE neeeesity OF guarding against OOlds, =
veil - me nccessity for taking she proper femeieo
when tie Colds are upon US. We say without fear
OF contfadictOn, that the superior % Wsighte Tar
eyrt p for the cure OF Consumption, CouRhs Colds.
Bronchitis. ard all diseases OF the Throat and Lungs
dOes not exist Below are testimonials from pos
sons. some OF whom are known In all parts Of the
country:
DR. Il. SuELroH MACKENZIE, Literary Editor Of For
nsy's Philaoephin Press writes
PnrIApr1puA, July -, 1857.
DRAn Stn:-Laee Christmas, for the first time In my
life, was Huch ahicted BY very severe Cold, with
al1ost constant cough and sore chess. "P1 Stice
makes perfect the proverb says. hat the more l
eoughed the wofse did it. By what then consid-
cred an accident, but believe to have been .
Providence. l was induced to try DR.. wn0Hrs TAI
OYsuv, purchased from you and was greatly relieved
In two days. wholly cured In ten II u not unpleae-
ant to the taste. which IL good point Many years
aro. reading my way through an old library, came
across the works Of that Bishop Berke. y, who pro-
phetically and truly declared more than Z century
fgo that "Wesfward the march OF Empire takes ita
vay" and among these were two treatiees in which
he strongly advocated the use OF Tar % curative Of
many diseases from Catarrh to the plague. was
then truck with the corency Of the good Blehop's
arguments. and am now sure-from the efficacy OF
Dr.. Wright'f preparation Of the came remedy-Shat
they were entirely correct
Your. truly
CHE1 n 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13
KROMER'S HAIR DYE
Best I'm the World.

Natural. Durable, Beautiful. Best end Cheapest h
the wosld-will give satisfaction to all. Pyindplo
Wholesale Agents for virgins Tar Syrup, and Kr0-
mes's Hair Dye in Chicago. Fuller. Finch 4 Fuller,
Lord Smith. and Burnh4ms q Van Setback.
JOHN J. KRONER.
~ Chssln1t S6oo4, Philadelphia,
oagoe ~ tclo YSopelsous
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13

Jennie June says fashionable wedding
trousseau costs only t3sl,75.
Maine makes 100000 worth of .psucs
gum yearly.
Quincy handled IS, 800 900 feet Of lumber
in 1867, and 100000 lath and 5,2OC, 900
| shingles.
Iowa has laid out enough railroads 10
rank seventh as . railrosd State.
An Alexandria negro ate eighty biscuits
on a wager. lie still lives.
During the past year Boston has increas-
ed in value over $50, 100000
The 50 oilers fair at Chicago realized
over $4,000.
A lucky Kansas farmer has realized So
AS Of from hundred acres this year.
The LyIchburg Republican has gradua-
ted four preachers frcm ito office.
A Californian is driving four hundred
and thirty turkeys to Virgins City, NevA-
da.
Bear hunting il very lively in Vermont,
particularly when the bears turn and hunt
the hunters.
An American he's paid I'll 900 for Dores'
picture of the Baden gamblers.
Eighty white families, in Lexington, KY,
are starving.
On the 10Th instant convention Of wool
en- manufacturers 10 to be held at Chicago.
White Lake, Michigan, shipped this sea
son to Milwaukee aud Chicago 100000
feet Of lumber.
The negroes about Louisville are still
afiaid to cone into town for dread Of the
medical strdl nts
Florids proposes to use one Of the Keys
40 penitcntlarv. |, will save locks.
Good singing is more general than good
congregations n the New York churches.
Forney calls on the Radicals to "kindle
the camp ii;es." Their is a cholera cas-.
that campfire won't savc.-Lou. Dem.
An anatomical gallery in Boston IS emil.
vened With . representation Of 1.-THE last
agonies Of President Lincoln"
"Weak ss water" is really pretty strong
expression, The water power at Moline,
H., is capable Ct doing the work of more
than 100 .000 men.
A Philadelphia pape. puts Fox's test;
mony before the Ordinance Committee I'M
der the head Of "Drsmstc and Musical"
Washington Market, in New York, sup
plies over 1000, 900 Of people per day with
food, and furnishes $4,000 persons liveli
hood.
A little girl al Hopetown, Cape Of Good
Hope, picked Up diamond worth $500,
and gave 1t away, because she never heard
Of any BODY selling A stonen
The Nsw York Times finds cause for ad-
mratlon in the fact that the Southern COM
manders have not suppressed all the news
papers which call them Names
The physicians Of Meridian, Miss, have
entered into an agreement not to render
professional services to any one who rsfu-
SEES to pay.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13
DP. BIgclOw,


the person whom Ill afflicted should consult No
ever card Of paept Of his mt beng cured .ncc he
hes beea IN thscity. His reputation has vouchers In
I'll the city papers, his psiets and the met ca pro-
sesjon both here and abroad. being the most sk-
ia spsciaste hses, md stAosyugh Of all seq
uai diseases r. IN others hh. don't despair, g'sc
him call. II iso only comuDOn occurrence with him
70 cure such cases. HIS separate for ladies'
and gentlemen, and the ns0st comp etc In the city,
Yoruu Ms. Take Particular Notice.-Doctof Big
Glow devotes much Of his time 70 the treatment o
thoe- casee caused by SECRET habit which fuinr BON
body and mind, unhttii de uafostunate ndtvtdoei
Tor either business or socy. TIE cad effect Of these
early hablts or the OF ripper TO weak
an The debiitats the constitution, destroy the phy
cal and mental powers, diminish and cnfeebie the
natura feelings, and c1haust the vital energies 81
mar the pleasures offifc marred. the object
OF marriage frustsstsd and cxistcsce iteef rendered
term Of unceasing misery sndrsgret. Such persons
especially thOee contemplating marriage. ehoud foee
time in making immediate apr.icaaon, a. DR.. b..
BY bic new trsatacnt. 10 enabled 10 insure speedy
and perm anent cure.
Consultations ffoo and confidential. Once, No. IN
South CLARK stsset, Monroe, half block nom
the Post Once. Post Office Box 16A, Chicago, H.
once hDuss ftoo \. n 10 pm
Send for hi "0uids 10 Health" Published 0ossh
B.-LAdiss, ssnd for descriptive circuias Of
Pespasie Rgmedie, the beet preventive Of conespSs0o
knOwp. semitic any address free charges
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13
EVERY FAMILY WANTS 0NEl
THE AMERICAN
Bread Mixing ard kneadiBg
Machine.

FOR FAMILY USE
IILOUR MIX. &C.. being put In the pan OF the ma
L chine . few minntes turning Of the crank siirs
them together efectually. removes all lumps. and
produces thoroughly kDeaded dough.
The Bread IL perfectly clean. Precipitation. and
other impurities. need longer constitute nsccs
sary part Of or bread. BAking-day need not b
wnit enng day for hands and arms
Ten minutes' kreading With Il. will do more thar
half an hour BY hand. child raa turn Il.
Every farmer wants one for his wife. Good com
. circular. A. OLIVER.
0eaesal Agent for Iowa Davenport. Iowa, r. 0. Boz
~ For sslc at PARKS 4 HOSARR'6 and q Ne
NA1R d JORDAN'S. Davenport. 10. n0y19d& VI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13
CONSUMPTION
CAV BE CURED.

Dear eir.-Having witnessed thslUpssatlOu - Df.
Wriehte Tar syrup in cases II CouDumptjcn cheer.
FULLY recommend Il 70 all persons @ alncsed
JESSE n. Waikiki,
Thomas wtnnul. Duscher. IN I'd 81. Msskst. PAil-
adelphia, writes
Afer suffering tvo yeAs with Cossu0ption and
constant hemoragee, was induced to try wrshts
Tar syrup. After usiug elk bottes health returned,
and am now ab e to attend to my businese.
8. 8. Stevens. Druggists. Reading. Pa writes:
chased about three weeks sgo i. nearly oil sold My
customers speak highly Of it, Send half grves Of Il
TO my father. at Middletown Pa and charge Il to me
Dr. wright's Tar Syrup does all you claim for II.
en- ceiling largely Of II, and With much -stisfAction
to my customers.
wright's Tar syrup is cold by ali Druegists and
Country Storekeepers. Price 81 per bottle. One
bottle will check the most aggravated Cough.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13

pure mice port msde from the Oporto gsapes.
raised in this country invaluable medicinal wine.
II Ia An excellent wine for females. weakly persona
invalids and the aged.
Its tonic properties unsurpassed, causing IN
appctte and restoring health and vgos to debiitatsd
persons.
The beneficial eGscts arising from lie ~
touishing thousands and cannot be realized from ths
use of other wnea.
All who try Il express their surprise tnat % deli
eious wine 10 raised In this country. Also,
"ERR d cos r. J. California Port and Sherry
Wines from the famous vineyards planted by the early
Monks st Los Angeles. These delicious table
wines for family use Imported gin. brandy and 9TH
eS lquors Of the best brands directly from bond
Samples given free Of charge. A. SPE1H.
For snle by HARRISON 4 sTARKe, Davenport:
and GLENN a Hincklcy. Rock Island Trade supplied
BY Fuller. Finch 4 Fuller. Chicsgo. nayStdiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13
KNOWLES,
PUMP.

PATENTED IN ENGLAND AxD Francs.
This Pump h ~ received the IIsHisr PREMIUM at
every Fair where II has been exhibited. viz: New
York. Boston, Baltimore Cincinnati, Buffalo. syria
cuse, Springfield anc Worcester.
II has no Crankr or F;y-Wheel, and has no dead
pointe where II will etop. consequently II is always
ready to stnr without using starting bsr. and dooe
il the only Pump made that will work iis steam
valve with water, consequently Ia always ready To
start when the steam cylinder IL filed with cold wa
ter ofcondensation.
1t has been used for than eight for feed
Ing stationary STEAM BOILERS, and has been use1
more than five years on LOCOMOTIVES, and il the
only Steam Pump yet tried that is in every way nday
ted for that 1t has been extensively used for
pumping water for Hotels, Public Institutions Min
ing Purposes. and Manufacturing Establishments q
every Kind. with perfect II has been tested
IN tie Navy, and In consequence Is recommended BY
the Chief Engineer OF L. y Navy TO be used at the
Navy Yards and on Steamers. A. Fire Engine II IL
recemme nded by oil lne. Companies, and IL univef-
sally adopted BY the manufacturing companies In
New England. Although we have been constantly
making additions 20 Works yet the rapidly increa-
sing demand for our Pumps has hitherto been great
largcmept OF our Works, and extensive additions to
onr manufacturing facilities. We hope 10 be able to
supply all orders.
TIA Proprietoss offer this Pump - the most Per.
feet Independent Steam Pump ever invented, and
for sim plicity and durability dcnee competition
For further Information, address the rroprctofs at
their works,
b3-iy KNOWLES ElDLRY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13
STEAM
To and fpOm the old country.
Shortest Sea Passage.

TIE ANCHOR LINE
OF Trans- Atlantic steam packet ships
e1Abemias. Caledonia, Cam oDr1aS
Britannia, CObasn bi0, 1ms1i0,
Sail regularly to and from New York RATES OF
PASSAGE ~ low AZ by any other fret class line.
These fifc steamers fitted mp In every roe
passengers. On very advantageous terms the ADcher
Line grant through Tickets To and from all the stations
the Irish aud English Railways. and the principal
cities In the United Saics, and also forward passengers
Ct very moderate rates ~ and from France. Germany
&C. A this Company does not employ runners. tho.o
send for their friends, any further information viii
please apply q any ofihe Company sageiees through
out the States or At the head once In New York 10
FRANCIS MACDONALD 4 co.
New York ian rfS. Bowling Green.
D. EVANS, Agent,
0ehAdly Davenport lows.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13
Bulls Sarsaparilla
Faith.
READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER AND THE
LETTERFROM HIS MOTHER

LETTERFROM HIS MOTHER
Benton Barracks, Mo-, April so, 1855,
Dm, JonS BrlL-Dear Sir: knowing the Ell
hciency Of your Ssrsaparilla. and the healing
and beneficial qualities 1t possesses, send you
the following Statement, Of my case
was wounded about two years ago-was 10
ken prisoner and confed for sixteen month";
Being moved so often that my wounds have not
healed yet, l have not sat up moment since
was wounded, am shot through the hips, -
Ny general hea is impaired. and need some
thing to assist nature, l have more faith in
your Sarsaparila than in any thing else, !
wish that that Is genuine, Please express me
half dozen bottles aud oblige
Carr. Z. +. JOHNSON. St. Louis. Mo.
r. S.-The following was written April 80
1865, BY Mrs Jennie Johnson. mother of Capt.
Johnson:
DR, BuLL-Dear Sir: My husband, DR.. q. =.
johnson, was skilful surgeon and physician in
Central New York, where he died, leaving the
above c. p. johnson to my cure. At thirtesn
years Of age he had n chronic diarrhea and
scrofula, for which gave him your Sarsaparil-
la, IT CURED HIN. l have for ten years recon-
mended i: to many in Central New York. Ohio
and Iowa, for scrofula, fever sores and general
debility. Perfect success has sttendedit The
cures effected in some coses Of scrofua and fever
sores were almost miraculous. am very anx-
ious for my son to ain have recourse to your
Sarsaparilla, He is fearful of getting spurious
article, hence his writing to you for it, His
wounds are terrible, but | believe he will recov-
or. Respectfully,
JsxKis JOHNSON
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13
DIR. JOHN BULL,
Manufactures and vender Of the Celebrated
Smiths Tonic Syrup
ron rus Gers ov
Ague and Fever
CHILlS AND FEVER.
DR.. JOHN BULL.
CHILLS AND FEVER.

The proprietor Of This celebrated medicine
Justly claims for il . superiority over all RENE
dies ever offered 10 Vie public tor the safe, Ger
ain, speedy and permanent cure of Ague and
Fever. or chills and fever. whether Of short or
ong standing. He refers to the entire western
and southwestern country to bear him testimony
TO the truth Of the assertion. that in no case
whatever viii i: fail TO cure, II the directions are
strictly followed and carried out. In . great
many cases Aiingle dose has been sufficient for
. cure, and whole families have been cured BY
single bottle, with perfect restoration Of the
general health. II 10, however, prudent, and
N every case more certain 10 cure, il its uss 10
continued in smaller doses for . week Or tws
aftt. the disease has been checked, more espee-
tally in difficult ard long standing bases. Usu-
ally this medicine will not require any aid u
keep the bowels in good rder; sasald the pa.
tient, however, require eashartie medicine.
after having taken three = four doses Of IN
Tonic, . single dose Of BULLS vxssrAsLs ,vAnlIY
piLLs will be sufficient.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-05
The PeCuninry Condition Of
the EBOpupurtes.

A Paris correspondent Of tho Milan
Pungolo communicates 10 that paper
some interesting facts concerning the
private fortune Of the imperial family
of France Lat erly," he says, "a great
many persons here have asked what
would be the pccuniary condition of
the BonNparte family in case popular
coup d etat should overthrow the coup
a'etGt Of December 2, lSjl From what
| have heard on this subject, il seems
TO me by no means certain that the PEE
cuniary condition OF the dethroned inn
perial family would be very cnviable
one. The Emperor, tits no secret, was
overwhelmed with debts at tue time Of
the coup detat These debts have, Of
course, been honorcd since that time,
and his majesty has had a very large
incomei but large as his revenues have
been, his expenditures have been stifl
larger, and beside few houses and
villas which have been bought for him
abroad he has absolutely saved nothing;
and in cese of an overthrow, the ute
of none Of those houses, except the one
bought recently in London, would be
worth much. The Empress, though re-
ported very rich at the time of her mar
riage, was only moderately wealthy and
what, with her spendthrift habits, and
the expenses connected with her ex-
allied position, has managed to in.
cur more debts than she can pay,
unless sho curtails expenses by two
thirds, which she will never do.
One of her Spanish estates was sold
as far back as 1862 and the other,
which cannot DO sold under tho
lawG Of Spain, is heavily morIgaged
--.On9 Of the bad debts of tho Credit
Mobiior The story Of hor having
effected an insurance Of her life
/ with = London company, for very
. hugh onm, was acanard. I h Q
prince imperial has vcrv high IN.
come, Of which very handsome
snm might have beer saved but for
the continued ombarrasmenls of
tho eieil bst, which have swallowed
up its surplus regularly each year,
Prince Napoleon is wealthy, and
has added every year hnndreds Of
thousands oi francs by dlnt of
shrewj speculatioBs. IIo spend II
gread deal of money, but always
has surplus, His means are most
ly invested very safely abb Dad, SO
that he may look safely forward to
the dcbacle with great oQuanimity,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-05

\ HEAVY SUGAR CRoP rs LoU-
IsTANA.-Tho damage TO tho sugar
crop in Louisiana, thought quito
serious in some sections has not
been so disastrous as at first repor-
ted. The crop is now set down at
10000 hogshoads, which Is vast
increase over that Of last yUaT. A
correspondent Of the New Orleans
Picayune, writing from tho Parish
Of Plaquominc, ono At Tho best sagcs
parishes Of the Staae, says
From every locality shereih tho
sugar-c0nc ls cultivated on this coast
the yield both in gHaHtity and QUA
hty promises 10 be . fit ending 90 u
glorious spring snmnor and autum
The atMosphcr conditions Of lhs lass
few days have checked VsgNtatlon
and are hlsteaang maturrtion.
Last ysrr grinding commenced
hero on tho second OF November;
the PROBABILITY Is thai somo Og our
mills viii, this season, pc in full
OpGTialn before the Gnd Of tho InOn-
th. The first lot Of shug&r OF last
years growth, Manufactured Ia this
parish reached yoNr YaasRet on tho
9TH OF November; in 1866 on tho 5th
OF NOvenbsg IN 1868 ON Ihe 10Th
IF November IN 1861, on tho 22nd
Of NOyoMbeD, and in 1853, on tho
18th Of NovGmkar.
last year tho wfntor vas 80 an
usually mild that tho sngar-cano
blOoSaed in sPme ofOur moro favor
ablo lOcalitiOS which had not oc,
CURED horc siEee 1882. .a4
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-05
MARYLAND

Baltimore, Nov 3--3 p M.-The
election is proglo,,ja very qnol-
ly ; heav vote policd in mgy a4d
county.
Cumberland, District No. c, off
cial, Seymour l70 maj
Hammill-170 mai
Carroll County, Md,-Six dis
tricts give Dem final. of 461,-
Five districts to hear from Will re d.
duco it to 300. Maryland will give
aboIt 35O06 maj. for Seymour
Many counties can not be reached
hy telegraph, and not enough is
known to make M cstITalo.
Baltimore, Md Nov. D. seymour
81 ,553, Grant G,Gl2.
Baltimore city gives Democrat
ic majority of 1865.
Washington Co., Md, Nov. 8
Seven districts show Republican,
gain of283,
Baltimore City gives Grant 9,O52;
Seymour, 2l.693, In the Third
District, for Congress, Swami has
1861 King, 5,9Os. H. the Fourth
District returns show large Repnb-
lican grins in Washington, Froder-
ick, CerroII and Allegheny Coun-
The Congressional contest is close.
Frederick, Nov, 3.--Returns
from eight districts show Repub-
hean gain of $40. a gam of tho.
samo ratio in thc'other nino DIS
tricts will give 100 Republican ma.
jorty.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-05

vile 148 rep. maj rep. gain SO.
Ru,o gives 25 rep. maj. rep gain
81. Grand Island gives 20 rep.
maj. rep gam 49, Plattsmouth
gives 75 rep. maj rep. gain Is
Columbus-rivoli gives rep. gain
Of 45. North Platte gives dem.
maj of "a rep gam Of Ill Frc~
mont gives rep. maj, of1ll, rep.
gain IS Platte County gives rep.
mai of 20 rep. gain 80 Fcmaha
Coonty gives rep, maj. Of coo rep
rep eQia 2UH. Otoc County Civ. s
81. rep maj. rep. suiu ig5.-
tnj..suoa5 ara that thc Siate.hnr
goae Republican hy over 1000 msy.
The above precincts show gains over
the October election.
TENNESSEE.
large Democratic gains were made
in TINS State; which win insure q gain
% two OF thiaa members Of Congress
Tho State vili co 70, Grant ty q grcntly
reduced majority
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-05
KENTUCKY.


Tho election IN this city to day
was ono of tho most quiet ever held.
The vote in tho city il us follows
Seymour $40, Grant AZ. The vOt,
for Governor was, Stevenson. Dem,
527; Baker, Rad, 1876; dem increase
13, rad increase 81, Partial returns
from this county indicate II dem
maj of about 1l2O-not quito up to
the maiorry IN August. Grant has
u larger vote than the RAIDS cast for
Governor. NH
Tho returns from the State indi-
cate that tho vote will not bc 80
large as in August. Seynour's maj
win roach $4,000 Tho Democrats
elect 8 Congressman and probably
0. The vote IN ihe Ssh (Adams') J
dist will bo close; both parties claim
n majority,