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PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 81. 1858.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 81. 1858.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
cbaniiss and passengers, L. s. Tatum.
Schooner q ellie Brown Higgins, Boston, mer-
chandise, Crowell Il Currie.
Schooner Arthur Kane, -, Baltimore, mer-
chandise, captain.
Schooner independence, -, Norfolk, lumber.
captain.
SAILED.
Steamer Hatteras, Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, s. Ayres & Go.
Steamer Petersburg, Travers, Baltimore, mer.
chandlse and passsns ers D. & W. Currie.
Schooner Rebecca Knight Barrett, down the
river to load wood for New YORK.
MEMORANDA.
We learn the steamship Norfolk, Captain Vance,
plying between this port and Philadelphia. has
been temporarily Withdrawn from To 9 route In
consequence of the Ice in the Delaware bay and
river. she has been laid up in Norfolk.
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PREs1D-
1NG-TUEsDAY MoRNING.-Richard Tim
berlake (negro), charged with assaulting
and beating George Washington (negro)
was set back in default of surety.
Thomas Brandeth, charged with firing
a pistol at John G. Clarke (negro), was
required to give surety for his future good
behavior.
Beckie Chandler was brought up for
the one hundreth time for being drunk
and disorderly and breaking somebody's
lamps. She was sent under the hill.
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re a COUGH, COLD, OR A SORE
THROaT, requires immediate attention, and
should be checked. II allowed to continue, irri-
t@tion OF the lungs, y permanent throat dis >ase,
or consumption, Is often the result
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHES,
having direct influence to the parts, give lmme.
diste relief.
for bronchitis asthma, catarrh, consumpttve and
throat diseases, TROCHES are used with
always good success.
hlngers and pablic speakers use them TO clear
and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only
BRGWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES,
and do not take any of the worthless limitations
that may be offered.
Sold everywhere. oc 28-eod4m
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A LONG CHASE AFTER A HUSBAND
Yesterday morning brought before his
Honor a cream-colored, curly haired gay
Lothario, charged with attempting to follow
out Brigham Young's doctrines outside OF
the said Young's dominions-to wit, in
Richmond. His first better-half, resident
of Wilmington, Jane Lawrence by name,
appeared in court to give testimony against
Richard, her wandering spouse, who is
now claimed by another. Jane had IN her
arms an infant child when she appeared.
She brought with her papers from Lieute-
nant Hambrick, to whom she had made
her complaint on reaching this city from
Wilmington. 1t appeared that she had
produced certificate from the clerk Of
the County Court of New Hanover, n. c.,
that they had acknowledged before him
that they had lived together for ten years,
which term of cohabitation would consti-
tute marriage under the laws of North
Carolina. On the 25th of July, 1867, Rich
ard-having left Wilmington-was married
by DR.. Ryland, of this city, to another
woman. His first wife hearing Of this, and
being very destitute, came to Richmond
and complained to Lieutenant Hambrick.
Richard was accordingly arrested for biga-
nv. The case was continued until Tues
day, in the absence of important witnesses.
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DR.. SsAns.-This gentleman, who, un-
der the direction of the Board Of Trustees
appointed by Mr.. Peabody, is the disburs-
ing agent of the fund donated by Mr.. Pea
BODY to southern education, is now in this
city attending meeting Of the Board. He
stops at the Spotswood Hotel. The Doc
tor is now citizen of .Staunton, where be
purchased very handsome residence To-
Gated on one Of the graceful hills of that
growing town. He has become deservedly
popular by his gentlemanly bearing and
liberal sentiments amongst his new ac-
quaintances, and we have every assurance
that as far as his will may control the ap-
preparation of the liberal gift of Mr.. Pea
body, it will enure to the best advantage
and satisfaction of the people of the South.
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NHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
s6BsoRiPTioNs I OF STooK.-Ths n fftssnth SEQ
tion Of the act passed March J, 1881, TO provide
for the completion OF line or lines OF railroad
from the waters Of the Chesspssks 70 % thsoni9
Company to contract with the Covington and Ohio
Railroad Commissioners for the eonstrpction Of
the railroad from Covipgton to the Ohio river
thereafter be known as the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company, and be entitled 70 al sEs Es
rights aud privileges conferred OF the CHESAPEAKE
and Ohio Railroad Company by this act, !.
gives to the Chess psase and Ohio Baiiroad Com
pany the hight to receive land In pAynsHs u 1an'
scriptions Of stock a, y,
On ths soth day Of Eovsmeer nitiMo lns sI.
Contract to construct the Covipgfon snd Ohio rail-.
road upon condition that $s.eVo'Vso OF stoeA was vas
subscribed to. :. IL -.
Sc gss nsss sa
suBSCKiPTIoNS OF STOCK PAYABLE IN
LAND II the prices are satisfactory, and make
ss soPn s ne road an 4
/ will receive application for subsehp,,on 70
such eight par cent preferred stock OF tns oosv
Issfs ns and s 1hsG asa 81 sss
Parties who propose 70 spescliSs .sstssir .sISs own
expected, In every case. 70 furnish y ~ myssif
cost the report Of some aIyss q Ss serssd apon
with sn sgsnt 81 ths company. not sA'sSa1s '' ~
assaasad ralua Of lsdo. L..,. ~ tha 'fYhas1.
vs.gs ss.,s.d g As Asompsay ssSss = may 10
PEAKS SS9 s 9 ,hs roseipts OF tie posshsfn lines.
mated mat 1 re 1sss .hs Rsnpsylysnia Ssn.
trail, lss miles, Wsrs ere 30 iss. : = - !,
p,.,,a.n. ylrs.nl. Central Rasirssa ssfs fssiap
ia Sim 49, IS U. 60. -
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PARDoNs.-The Governor extended the
Executive clemency yesterday to Henry
Puryear and Alonzo Fourqueran (colored), !,
sentenced each to three years in the peni-
tentiary, from July, 1866; and to A.
Charles Perry alias Fred. George Berry,
convicted of forgery in the Circuit Court
of Caroline, and sentenced to two years.
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GRAIN IN GEoRGIA.-While majority
of planters in the southern and western
portions of this State have become bank
rupt in their attempt to raise cotton, every
farmer in Northern Georgia has made mo-
ney by raising wheat and corn. One
farmer in county north of this, who never
made any money, even before the war on
the cotton sensation, cleared $4,000 this
year by raising wheat.-Atlanta (Ga.) Opt
MON, Jdnatdrp 18th.
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bs~ STEARINE S0AP.-This best OF all
fatly soaps, now so favorably known all over
the United States, Is as its name indicates, made
o. the hard substance Of pure tallow" upon an
entirely new principle. Clothes need no boiling
no rubbing on washbosrd; one pound will go
IS far as three pounds of other family soaps. II
does not give satisfaction return 1t at our eX-
rsnse Beware OF limitations the genuine Is
made only by
MoKEoSE, VAN HAAGEE s. CO.,
Manufacturers,
% south Front street, Philadelphia; 80 Barclay
street New York. no o3o-eo"em
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cESsUs OF VOTERS.

The President read a communication
from the Conservative Executive Commit
tee requesting the Council to take some
steps to procure such census OF the voters o.
in the First, Second, Fourth, and Fifth
Wards as has been taken under General
Schofeld's orders in the Third
On motion of Mr.. mcfarland,
"Resolued, That it is of general concern
that an accurate and reliable registration
should be taken Of the voters OF the city,
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PRIZE FIGHT-ONE OF THE PARTIES
K1LLED.-St. Louis, January 20.-A prize
fight took place on Bloody Island, opposite
this city, yesterday, between Dennis Rear
don, aged eighteen years, and Thomas NC
Cam, aged seventeen, which resulted IN
the death of the latter. The affair was
conducted very qnietly, and none of the
particulars are known. An inquest will
be held on the body Of McCann to-day.
Reardon and six others have been arrested.
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SALES REAL EsTArE.-Lyne & Brother
sold on yesterday an old framed tenement
on the corner OF Twenty eighth and, Clay
streets, &c by l55 feet, for S1,225. They
also sold small framed tenement in Sid
ney, On Cherry near Green street, for $3.50
cash.
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The END.-The poor girl from Peters
burg who, after being ruined by near
relative, was found in this city in great
distress, died yesterday morning at about
six o'clock. Before her death her con-
sciousness was for while restored, and
she was enabled to recognize with JOY fond
mother, who ministered at her death bed.
Her name was Belle Evans. 1t is hoped
that the little child will still live; and, as
before stated, the military authorities have
ordered its father to provide for its
SuppOrt.
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DEAD BABY FoUND.-Y Yesterday morn
ing, at about half-past o'clock, the dead
body of a newborn mulatto babe was
found upon Venable street at it's intersec-
ton with the Mechanicsville turnpike.
The body was enclosed in plain coffin,
such as is furnished by the Government,
and its wrappings were marked |" Hospi-
fol -
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JUDGE BURNHAM's CoURT.-The court
was occupied yesterday with the Claffiin
Us. Steenbock case.
The issue docket will be called at this
morning, when veniremen and others in
terested are requested to be punctually in
atrnndance
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4nIlmoltd 1ispattlr,
WEDNESDAY.....JANUARY %, 1868.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE "D1S
PATCHn is LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THf
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.

A MYSTERY ABoUr Ben BUTLER.-Soon
after the occupation of this city by the
Federal forces in 1862, there was an indi-
vidual from Massachusetts, or Connecticut
who came with them named John Porter
Ray. he established newspaper in Ports
mouth called the Vrqinian, in which he
published statement in its editorial CO.
lumns, setting forth that the father of &C.
neral Benja +. Butler was pirate !; and
that for some of his acts Of piracy he had
been caught, convicted, and hung in New
Orleans. Whether this was true or no, we
have no means Of knowing, but we do know
that the statement, emanating from Fed
eral, source, caused our people at the time
a good deal Of surmising, and among other
things it was surmised that that was why
Mumford was hung in New Orleans by
Butler; that he had sworn an oath for
vengeance on some citizen of that place
for the hanging Of his father; and that the
occasion was availed Of by him to execute
his oath of vengeance. Whether this was
surmise alone or truth the future can only
reveal.
Time wore on; John Porter Rays paper
gave up the ghost, and he himself became
rather an abandoned character. He fingered
on here, and finally General Butler took
command of this department. Soon after
this it was given out that John Porter Ray
had died and was buried. People inquired
about from one to another if they knew of
his death or burial, and no one could tell
any circumstance of the death or the fune-
raj. Surmise again sprang up, and many
were of the opinion that Ray had been
foully dealt with; but no one could tell.
Public opinion finally settled into the belief
that surmise had dictated, and there the
matter dropped. Many to this day believe
that j ohm Porter Ray had been assassinated
and his body secretly buried, because he
published the damaging revelation in re-
gard to the taking of of Buffers father
| Norfok Day Book.
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General Beatty, the Republican candi-
date for Congress in the eighth Ohio dis
trict, in his speech opening the campaign
at Caledonia on Thursday last, declared
himself opposed to any farther contraction
of the currency, and in favor of paying off
all bonds in the currency which is the legal
tender, except the comparatively small
amount which has payment in gold stipu-
lated in the bcnds
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CLAFFL1N VS.. STEENBoCK.-This case
was argued by James Lyons, Esq, for the
plaintiff, until 2 o'clock yesterday, when
the court took recess until o'clock. AT
that hour Judge Crump, who was to fol-
low, asked an adjournment until to-day !;
and the request was granted.
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~ SPECIAL NOTlCE-R EN- OVAL
r1gy c. SAAPER & CO., Merchant Tailors, have
,.-,oved 10 their new building, No. 1902 Main
rss, corner Tenth third door above the post
os,s). where they will continue their business in
eli is branches and would respectfully solicit q
,,,iuusnoe OF the fsvors OF their patrons and the
rcbisc generally. ia u-'m
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PosT-oFFCE January 2l, 1868 :
John Proshauer, Richmond, Va, no
stamp: Albert Ordway, Richmond, Va,
no stamp; Mrs. Rhoda Baker, News
Ferry, Va, no stamp; Mrs. Rachel jack
son, Summit, n. c., no stamp; Miss S. j.
Stanley, Skowhegan, Me-, no stamp /;
David Gibson, Petersburg, Va, revenue
stamp:
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II you want to give lady something
pretty, go to Turner's, No. lll4, and get
the February Nos. of Godey's and Peter
sons, just received, filled with beautiful
fashion prints
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VAGRANTs.-John Cox (negro), and two
white men named Alfred Baker and Frank
Lemon, were arrested as vagrants yester-
day by order of the Chief OF Police.
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8 Respectfully submitted,
ssDIrrp CtI1NDu

CITY CoUNcIL.-A called meeting of
this body was held yesterday afternoon.
Present Messrs. Macfarland lpresldent),
August, Clopton, Epps, Lee, Maury, Ma
son, Smith, Scott, Saunders, Taylor, Tins.
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ChesaDe0ke & Ohio R0j1'd.

AND OHIO BALL
u ROAD-LAND AMI LOTS IN RICHMOND
RECEIVED IN PAYMENT FOB SToCk.-The
act passed on the 1st day OF March, 1897. TO pro-
yide for the completion Of line or lines OF rsil-
road from the waters OF the Chesapeake 70 tne
Ohio river" authorizes land to be received re; IN
thorizes the Virginia Central Railroad Company
to contract with the Covington and ONO hallroad
com misstoners to ,nstruct the road from Covlng.
ian 20 the Ohio river, and upon the concsu uson pI
oueh a contract grants to the Central Company Al
tbs rfghts and privilege conferred on the one0A
ueake ana Ohio Railread Company. y.,,,r,o tba y,y.
oOie rentrsI >tlroad Company entered INTO
contrac, to construc. ss, 500 900 OF stock
road upon condition tina. lie Chesapsaka and
subscribed to the stock OF -.ock to be entitled
Ohio Railroad Company saids after the road
to prefsrreds per cent dividend
IL completed to the Ohio river. Ito this
am authorized TO receive subscriptions All
stock pay able In lands along the line OF any 4. -
road in Virginia, or ia Richmond City lots, II the
prices cSn be agreed on. 4s+
pscted in every casa to furnish, their own cost
ther eport of some lawyer named by myself that
the title Is good.
The ultimate value of the stock Of the Chesa.
reake and Ohio Railroad Company may be esti-
mated from the receipts Of the north ern lines.
Last year the receipts of the Pannsyivauia Cen
trail 466 mi ss, were Sls.bss, ,sss; the New York
Central. 4oo miles, ~. Sss, ,7ss. -3l.,
President Virginia Central Railroad Company.
Ia lin
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rcEn2T Marry JtHRE L. HACEs.
EoBEET T. bRooEa.
~ K. z FTArRy &c CO.,
;ssTABLIsHsp IL lsst.l
sAERSas kRD saoESas.
10. lOi& Hsia asrest.
Iasho1se oslcw th > poEt-onieS,
RICHMOND, Va.
gTXzLIFG EXCHANGE. G0L1 AID sILVEE.
sAgE NOTES, sTATE, CITY, and
SAILR0AD BONDS and
STOCKS, &s.,
hocght snd sold on sommissson.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED snd CoLhkCTIoRs
GAD5 on al EsseEsible points IN tbs unltse
E:stea. 10
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nEROsENE cIL--@ barrels 81 !
n KEROEENR OIL on eonsiguJsnt. f9s Or sssS
low y IisM !.
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nx-CABELL & WATKINS,

llls MAIN sTSERr,
,,,or,a their friends that as incidental to their
p.,l ys,ste business, but in no way to interfere
rl,s IT, they will negotiate LOANS on real estate,
.,lls,.rsls and commercial paper, and bay and
sell SOCKS, Bonds, and Bank Notes on commits
,t,, ia Sim
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IMP PLsSTER.-400 tons Lump
saIs Iasler, In quantities to suit purchasers, for
us1 A.. 8. LRs.
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For Bent.

NOR RENT, A FIRST CLASS
DWELLING, with eight rooms. on the IL
corner of Clay ard Henry streets, furnished EH1
with gas and water. and LARGE gsId,sn. = a. -:
- J. E. LIP8C0AR u Co.,
ian 1910 Franklin street.
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NoTICE.-I hereby foregarn all per-
JANE, u colored girl WHO Is bound 10 me as an
apprentice until She becomes OF age; the said
Martha Jane having left my house without cause
ana Is nov going at large. The person or persons
VINO may hire or haybor her VIII be dealt with
according TO law. This LIST day OF January. 1853
ia H-l~% THOMAS HARDlE.
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NOTICE.-As trustee for Mary Loven-
~ stein and by virtue Of the power conferred
5Gpon NE by deed dated January l, 1868, from Will
Ham Loysnstein Co., recorded In the Richmond
Hastings Court have this day appointed William
!1oveDStein my agent TO carry on and como uct the
dry goods business at No. 523 Broad street with
ceed. and also to collect The deSts assigned 10
by said deed fla t7-2wl NJ. l.. sTRAUS.
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Marine Intelligence.

No. 72-Come to Dispatch office.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. JANUARY %, 1858.
Sun rses.........7.O3l Moon rises. ......... S 2?
Sun sets. 81 High tide, 4. M...... 2.3l
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THIS INSTITUTIONS ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
on DEPOSITS.
T. DAVENPORT, JR.. President.
JAMES MILLER, Caahisr.
DIgso~oRs.
? A. Paine. Ca Hondley, VI. z. Quarles,
VIM Hatcher, Z. o. pudlay, Is. he blahRsn'
l. SodeEer, b. b. ~ el5:Ses, EMP,
W A spott Moses Ellyson, ]. b. "lnOton,
l. L. Slet., Jss. ". &reher, A. a. hu'cnin-
y y. Tavlor, J. Rossnbaum, son,
W < Btrtord, J. ". Hsll. Z. ". DosWell,
VI cr,x r. W P.mber- Powhatau Wei
wm v TYLER ton, siger.
Tho ,sscrtrT oFersd to dapositorg is undoubtedt
and tbs institution should commend itself to al
sjsIses.
The attention OF sill IN city and country is called
to this institution. Here they will Gnd security,
soavsnienee and proft. Sums rs small as one
dollar rsv be deposited, snd six per cent. tnterefs
received on same.
otce hours from 1. Il. to ?. III; on ssturos7
from A. Il. to2 2. e., and from to T. ID.
10 lS-dSsawts
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r WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN.
i FORM nv friends and customers and the public
generally that have received smother addition to
nv stock Of new and fashionable Hair Goods.
Cnrls Frizettes Braids, Toupees, ETC.. Also, sorie
of those long thick Caris. Particular attention
paid 10 the manufacture and repair OF hair lew
elry and all other kinds Of jswslry.
Ea WILLIAM fWILDT, i5
da1i No. al Broad street.
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,s.- UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,

,lSAYIHGs INSTITUTIoN.)
,FPICB CBATTHENATIOEALE EXCHANGE BANK
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n STORE AND FOR SALE,
IL 600 bushels OATS,
!oo bales PRIME hay,
go barrels EXTRA FLOUR.
-, % barrels pure BYE FLOUR,
loo bali barrels FAMILY ROE HRRRIN GS.
EtuHonnstahsiy on hand, Corn Meal, Bran. and
20 tsTmIn'un l.. POWERS, 1540 Main ST. rect,
!S near old Market.
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THIS INSTITUTIONS ALLOWS SIX PER CENT
on DEPOSITS.
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SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, 900.
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Alta called meeting:of the City Council
yesterday afternoon the following report
from the Committee on Finance was pre-
seDted:
&C Tn Tho proo;5ont md Members of tho Gifu
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OFFICE VIRGINIA CKSTR IL RAILROAD Cox'Y,}
RICHMOND. January /, 1858. 4

President Virginia Central Railroad Company.
ia5-lu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-03
MAsSACHCSETTS.

Republican Gains in Boston-Gen Gut-
Ffs Election Certain.-Repubiican Con-
cressmen lectcd.
GSrecial Dispatch To the Star.l
BOSTON, Nov. 3.-The usual connt in the Va
nous wards nj 10 a. m. indicated Republican
gains over the vote for Adams last year, when
he carried the city by i,6IJ. Hooper, fRep :,
Tor Congress. will be elected in the fourth dis.
uict' and Twiehell (Rep) over Bailey Dem. }
IN the ihiId district, though last year this dis.
triet went for the Democrats; but in le65 the
republicans carried 1t by 1000 majority,
Dispatches from Lynn, Lawrence. Hayer.
dill and North Andover show that Gen. Butler
Is running but little behind his ticket and is
certain, therefore, 10 be elected. Few or no
Democrats are voting for Dana, who is run.
nIng as an independent Republican candidate.
[By Associated Press.l
Boston, Nov. 3.-Voting proceeds quietly
with indication of large vote. At O'Clock
the returns In Boston gave 6,S63 tor Grant and
$3.50 for Seymour. In the I'd district TwicbeII
for Congress in 2.J0O ahead In the ath dis.
trict, Hooper is $50 ahead.
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~Emma Ross drowned herself from a lin.
cir natl ferry boat. because her lover went for
soldier and wouldn't marry her.
1Sergeant Boston Corbett, who shot w;,r.s
Booth, preach At the Bethei Church in Nav
don, Ct., on Sunday.
sSSt. Louis is troubledIwith pewter pickels
SIt is decided in Kentucky that se,,inr .
horse TO be paid for on the election of certsin
Candidates Is q bet, and that the dent so in.
CURED cannot be collected.
1SwifZerland proposes to adop, the nos,.,
money order system.
s0Gold is reported to have been found i,
New Hampshire and Vermont in guantt,es
sufficient to pay miners.
~ 1t is calculated that there are pou .hor,
02000 Cinnamon settled in California, nearly q n
being natives Of the province OF Canton.
~Peat is used in Fond du Lac. Wi.co,s,,
as common fuel in stoves provided with cr.,as
and 4 giving satisfaction SO tar as heard frn.,'
o1In Milwaakee they can harnes..nsk.r: A.:
'shorss miIhners."
~Msjof Gensral Hooker IL now in n.,ro.,
and rapidly improving In health.