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The notice heretofore given by Secre-
tary BTistOw that II was his intention TO
remove one Of any two of family in
the employ Of the Treasury was imparti-
ally put into execution TO day by a noti-
tlcatUn sent TO twenty five clerks that
their services would 6o no longer required
after the lst proximo. The blow fell
particularly heavy in Treasurer Spinner's
bureau.
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Police CoURT.-There were two cases
before the police court yesterday morn
ing. They were disposed Of as follows
Thos Gibbs was arrested by Officer
Junkins for creating tumult and disorder.
a fine Of IS and costa was imposed, and
in default Of payment he was committed
for twenty dsys.
Officer Baird arrested James Powers
Tor disorderly conduct. He was also
fined s. and costs, and committed for ter
days in default.
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MEMPHIS, October 10 Tho Exposi-
tiOn building tonight WAS tbrOngHd to.
night by the beauty, fashion, grace and
GlcquGuco Of the city and country. 1t lie
estimated that moro than 1000 persons
visited the building during the evening.
Tho display was much moro numerous
and attractive than last evening. A con.
Cert was given by tho celebrated Mem
phis Brass Band, which discoursed the
choicest music. Strangers continue to
arrive daily. The Exposition Is a per-
feet success.
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LITTLE Rock. October 10 -Hc,u-ns
from fourteen additional counties hold up
to tho estimate OF last night-T5, 900 ma
Jority for tho Constitution. Tho State
ticket, headed by Garland Tor Governor
runs about even with the Constitution so
lar, but three counties have voted aCainst
the Constitnltnn-PhilIips, 900 msio riIy;
Jefferson, loo majority, aud Lincoln,
IFS majority. Tho Republicans have
elected Gnt eight or ten members OF the
Assembly.
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Ghe1ntelliatnrer.
The Lac canvass in this District.

The LaIe Canvass In this District.
Although It now appears thst Col. BEN
WILSON Is the member elect to Congress
from this District, yet there Is nothing In
the canvass Of which the Republicans or
their nominee have cause 10 be ashamed.
Gen. Corr made brilliant canvass and
Of which both himself and his friends
may well feel proud. He started into the
campaign with 1000 Of Democratic
majority against him, and reduced II to
about 100. This was doing well even
though it fell short Of complete success.
He fought gallant fight against heavy
odds, and came SO near winning II that II
has taken the returns from almost every
one OF the fifteen counties Of the District
to determine the result. II there was
any mistake made in the cauvaas II was in
not opening it sooner. There were sever.
al counties in tho District in which
General GoFR did not have an op-
portunity to speak, and in VIII ich
Dol. BEN. WILSON, who was In the field
before him, had spoken before the joint
discussions were arranged for. This fact
Is now a matter of regret, for 1t is well
understood that the Joint discussions
N de votes for Gen. Corr. The General
made no speeches 10 Brooke, Wetzel,
Pleassuts, Writ or Calhoun. Our Brooke
n0ighbors wanted quiet canvas, and so
far as the Republicans were concerned
they had one. Whether they would have
lost or won by a Joint discus.
Sion at Wellsburg, and more life and
agitation at other points in the
county, We leave them to determine. 1t
is hardly probable we think, that they
would hayo come out further behind than
they did. They are a conservative peo-
pie uPiin Brooke, however, and very sedste
and imperturbable in their style, some.
thing like the early Inhabitants Of New
Amsterdam, who looked upon all agrees.
I've people with great respect and aShor-
renee"
Had u vigorous campaign taken
place in Welzsl, Tyler and Pleasants
counties, it seems now altogether
likely that Gen. Goft would have been
elected. There are times in politics,
as in war, when q mastery inactivity
will win, but generally speaking it is not
safe for one side to be at work and the
other side to trust to luck. 1t takes en-
ergy and activity to win in Nlmost every
theatre Of human action, and they who
expect Hercules to help them without
helping themselves generally make a Sc
rlous mistske. So far as General GoFF ia
personally concerned he has achieved a
decided success in the canvass, and has
acquired reputation and pre-. tige in the
District that cannot be other than graft
tying TO him. There Is a warmer feeling
towards him among Republicans, as well
as among the people genersly, for the high
toned and spirited manner iu which he
conducted the canvass, aud It may be at
some future day that the seed Gown il
the late campaign will return 10 botl
himself and his party like bread thrown
upon the waters.
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ComrarnIirc COTTON slntcment.

NV YoWK, October 10-Net receipts
at oil Unllcd Stalcs ports iOr
the week 2l,17j bales; last year
7S7i3 Total to date 312 ,lij; last year
2T ,Gi5 Exports tor the wctk 1890;
last year 80 4G0 Total to date 0123i,
last year f00SS. Stock, all United
States ports, 2G3 207; last year l5O $50
Stock, hll interior towns, 4j.iiG; last
year 4lOI7 Stock, American s1O4t for
Gica, Britain, 5S 600; last year $4,000.
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Political Trouble Among our Penn
sylvanIa NelEhboTs.


sylvanIa NeiGhbors.
The Hon. WM. MOORE, Of Washington,
Pa, editor Of the Reporter, gentleman
well known for his good sense and good
character, has been defeated for re-
nomination 10 Congress from his district,
the 2iIh, comprising the counties OF
Washington, Beaver and Lawrence. Mr.
MOORE Is the present member OF Con.
gress from that district, and lnssmuch as
1t Is the custom to give representative
two terms, the defeat Of that gentleman at
the hands Of the conIerees who met lately
In Pittsburgh TO make a selection, causes
surprise and indignation among his
triends. The candidate selected Is a
D.. WALLACE, Of Lawrence county,
who served one term In Congress in 1861
aud 1902. What renders Dir. MooRg's
defeat sill the more remarkable and sus-
picious is the fact that the Beaver county
conierees refused, after Mr. MooRR's re-
nomination became hopeless, 10 60 in
along With the Washington county con.
terccs for Msjor CRITCnLow, Of Beaver,
who was q candidate Tor the nomination
and who had been supported in the con-
ference by the Beaver ContcrCes up to the
time that MOONE's denomination was
given up. After the withdrawal Of
Mr. MooRE, the Beaver ConicrGcs
Joined in with the Lawrence
county conierCes and nominated DR..
WALLACE, thus making two sOrehesds
instead Of one, and probably insuring the
defest Of their nominee 1t is insinuated
that there was motive brought to bear
on the Beaver county men in this per-
iormAuCC that 10 not Credliable 10 them,
and that will probably bo duly remem-
bered and resented nj the polls in No
vember. The vote Of the District last
year on State Treasurer stood Republican
1922, and Democratic 1851, showing a
Republican ma jOrity OF 1851. II would
not surprise US, however, TO see this ma
jority wiped out under the circumstances
and 1t would probably be wholesome
occurrence should such be the case. The
Democrats ol the three counties have
brought out a Washington county mar
as their nominee, viz: tho Hon, GEoRGH
W. MILLER, who tho OJ|rrr (a Repub'
lic4n papeD says is "a gentleman,
scholar, and an able lawyer" This bciDg
the case, 1t Is not unlikely that, owing Il
the dIsaGecIiou among Mr.. MooRRt
friends in Washington county and among
Major CRITrnLow's lriends in Beaver
county, Mr. MILLER may be elected.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY james Sa.
vsugeot wss before Squire Gillespy yea.
terdsy on complaint Of Patrick Bailey,
who charged him with committing an as.
sAult and battery upon the person of com
plsinsnt. The evidence in the case was
heard, and 20! sustaining the charge,
Bailey was compelled to pay the costs
and SavaugcOt was dismissed.
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COLUMBUS, October l0-E. B. VIII
liams, aged 20 years, and marble cutter
by trade, cut his throat with a razor al
noon to day while lab1ring under an al.
tack oil dellrium remens. lie can hardly
survive, Williams was finely educated,
being graduate Of q prominent western
college, but has iUI several years been ad.
dClcd to sprCGiDg, His parents reside at
Newark, Ohio,
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BELIAIRE HosE RkRLs.-Tne contract
has been awarded by the authorities Of
Bellarie, Ohio, to KuOck' s. Lang, oil
Pittsburgh, for the building Of two hose
reels, at their bid Of 1910, and Mr.. Nor.
gan, the solicitor, was appointed with a
committee to close said contract in accord
ance with the terms and specifications.
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For the Northwest and upper lake re.
giOn, slowly rising barometer, south west
and northwest winds. cooler and partly
cloudy weather, with occasional rain in
the latter section
For the lower lakes, southwest winds
shifting TO northeast, falling barometer,
cloudy weather and rain.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
winds yeering to northwest, cloudy
weather and rain, clearing tomorrow,
with rising barometer.
For the Middle states, falling bsrOme,
ter, southerly winds backing TO southeast
and northeast, warmer, cloudy weather,
and rain from Virginia to Western Penn.
sylyaniA,
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SPAIN.


MADRID October 10 Don Carlos has re.
turned to TooOss Reports continue 10 be
received Of the defeat Of the Carllsts and
oi tho arrival OF the insurgents 10 the
government camps.
;. sANrANDBR, October 1G-Importspt
dispatches received from Madrid in rela.
uon 70 ntgot!a AIDS for the surrender Of
certain bAItallions in Don Carlos army,
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TIE Synod Of Pittsburgh, which met
in the First Presbyterian Church OF
Washington, Pa, last evening, represents
the Presbytery of Southwestern Pennsyl.
vania and adjoining parts otWestVirginia.
1t contains five Presbyteries, 157 minis
tiers, 1872 churches aud 1872 cOmmuni.
cAntg.
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CompIcIiO OF tho IndInna LcSI,,n,
IUIc.

INDIANAPOLIS. October lG.-Fullcr and
more complete returns from all the Ley.
islalivG districts In the State show tic
following result; Senate, Democrats, %
Republicans, ~; independents, 4. Lower
House, Democrats, o.; Republicans, ~;
Independents, II. Tho Democratic ma
JoTily on tho State ticket will probably
reach $4,000,
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GOLD WATCH AND CHAIE.-On Thurs
day evening Officer Love, Of Steubenville,
arrested a man named John Gsssawsy,
near smithheld, Ohio, upon charge oi
stealing gold watch and chain at ClevG.
land, on the 18Th ult. from ]. W. Conger.
The prisoner was taken 10 Cleveland for
trial.
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EVANSVILLE, October 10 Tho Hen
derson, Ky, races were postponed till to-
morrow on account Of the weather and
track, which will make the largest day Of
the meeting Seven races ARE to take
place free 10 all, viz: Trotting race,
purse $500, running race, mile. heats, for
oil ages, purse $500. trOlling race Tor four
year olis, purse $500; trolling race for
stations, purse $500; running race, two
mile hcAls, purse $500, and two cousola.
lion purses Tor running md trotling.
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THE TURF.
ALLEN COUNTY RACES.

FIR. WAYNE, October lO.-EHtcnsivC
preparations are being made for the fail
meeting Of the Allen County Association
Purses for the three days, October eth,
29!h and 20.h, amounting TO s. 900 il Of.
Tered. II is expected that a large array
OF iine horsCs will be present. The run
ming ia TO be governed by the American
Jockey Club rules, Entries close Sa!ur-
day, October 2iLh
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The Womaus Congress.

CHICAGO, October lG In the Womsus
Congress this morning, Mrs. Allen
Mitchell read an interesting paper on
fallen woman, and Mrs. Julia Ward
Howe, Of Boston, a paper on the inlll.
cnCs OF literature on crime. Both ladies
were listened to with close attention by
a large audience composed mainly Of
women
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

TOWARD ZsRo.-The matrimonial cat
jumped lively last week, Seven marriage
licenses were issued by the Clerk Of the
County Court, as follows: Monday, Tues.
day and Wednesday ono each, and four
on Thursday,
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The Vole OF tho District.

The fifteen counties oi the District
have now oil been heard from unofficial
~ and as far as. known their majoritles
stand as follows:
For Corr, Hancock 11G, Marshall 4Os,
Tyler l65, Richie 100, Wood 259, bod.
bridge l9l, Harrison 1888. Total 1920.
For WILSON, Brooke SO, Ohio 14I. Wet
eel 1885, PleaSants 70, Writ 1866, Gilmer
29s, Calhoun 100, and Lewis 1874. Total
l l,6sS, giving Wr1soN a msjuritg Of 1903.
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Declared an Outlaw.

Toronto, ONT., October lG "A dis
paSch S from Fort Garry announces that 8
declaration Of outlawry has been Issued
Sy inc Court oI the Queens Bench IN
Msnitooa against Louis Riel. This &C
ion dlsposcs Of the question whether
hiel IS or is not fugitive from justice
aud VI any claim he might make 10 sit
unmolCsted in the House of Cou,mons,
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LUNATIc ExAMEED.-Mrs. Dixon, q
luuatic, was yesterday arrested as dan.
gerouS person, and taken before Squire
Hammer. She was examined by DR..
Bates, and pronounced non eompoI ncntiS,
whereupOn the Justice committed her TO
iail
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PHILADRLrnEA, October l6.-Thls af-
ternoon while the workmen were filing
up a culTett at FOrty-Third and Sspsnm
streets, the banks fell in, killing a boy
named Hughes and two lab0rers, Frank
Rees and Frank McGanniglc, and serious
ly injuriDg Frank Niuk.
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BALTIMORE, October lB-Among tho
passengers on the steamer Braunch welg
from Europe to day was John W. Garrett,
President 0l tho Baltimore s. Ohio Rail,
roAd, who has been absent in Europe tho
past yOAr.
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ITALY.

FLORENCE, October 1G-There Is no
uuth 10 the report that the Italian gov
Italy. " fu''
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, October 10 The residence Of
Count Won Anime was again searched
Today by the police and agents Of the
government.
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Suspended fol sinn.onn.

MONTREAL, October lG-H. Emanuel
y 20, tho largest importers OF cigsrs In
the Dominion, have suspended Liabili.
ties 100000.
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ENGLAND,

LONDON, October lG-Capt. symouds.
OF the ship KiDgsbridge, which sunk n
the British channel alter coming in coils.
ion with the ship Csndsbsr, aud bis wife
and daughter were drowned. They were
Americans. ">s
The Government Of New South Wales
has holsIed the British aig on FIJI soil.
CABLE STEAMERS.
LONDON, October 16.-Tho Steamers
engaged In laying the direct cable, have
al coaled, and wait only for repsirs 10
me Faraday, which will soon be ccm-
pleted.
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The Society OF Plymouth Congrega-
tional Church this evening refused by A
vote Of Il 10 s TO accept the resignation
OF J l.. Dudley.
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THE PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD
IN wOMAEs coEeRRss

ms evening, a psper was read by Mrs Dr..
Euslin, :ot Orange, N. j., on dep,isIry
Mrs Julia Ward Howe, Mrs Churchili
and others discussed the subject Miss
pAGeoe !! Cozzens, q noted lady lawyer Of
81 Louis, delivered very able discourse
on the capabilities Of women for proies-
sIons. at the close of her speech Miss
Cozzens was loudly spplauded.
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WISCONSIN,.
INVITED TO RuN pnn coNnRR.s.

INVITED TO RUN FOR CoSGRRss.
MILWAUKEE, October lG.-Earrison
Ludington, hlsy0r OF Milwaukee, has &C
ccplCd call, signed without respect to
party, 10 run for Congress in the Fourth
district. Tho Republicans will make no
nomination.
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WEST VIRGINIA ELECTION.


TYLKH COUNTY.
ADDLEBoURNE, October Is, 1874,
Editors IntslliHener:
The vote in this county stands as fol-
lows: For Congress-Goff 819; Wilson
44S. sFor Senate Looms 6il, Pat
terson All. For House Of Delegates
Pugh (Rep J 500, Martin (Dem.) All.
In explanation Of the relative smallness
Of Mr.. Pugh's vote ii is proper 10 say that
he had much to contend with In the way
Of persons indicted for selling liquor with.
out license, fishing with seins between
April 1st and October 1st, he having been
Prosecuting Attorney and charged with
their prosecution. Il.
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Trial Of Rev. Goodwlu for us,,,,

INDIANAPOLIS, October 1O-Tbe ,risl
Of Rev. 7. A, Goodwin, of the NJ. E
Church OF this city for hercsy has been
set ior the 23l inst attho Meridian street
Church, Rev. Dr.. NsylOr to preside,
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FRANCE,

PARIS, October 18.-A report 1, eut-
rem. rent out D, discIedited that italian brlgands
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The InstituteApened with singing, and
prayer by DR.. Miller. Some time was
spent in the discussion Of queries, in which
much interest was maniiested.
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County Teache,,s Iu,tltul,

MouSDsvrLLE. October 10, 1874.
Editors Of the IntSllIgcneer.
- MoRNING sEssIoN.
The Instituted Apened with singing, and
prayer by DR.. Miller. Some time was
spent in the discussion Of queries, in which
much interest was maniiested.
sINoIEG-RKCEss.
Talk by DR.. Mnler. Subject, "Teaeh.
ing Children 10 Think" /. Children
think at very early age. Other ami
mails than man think, but in a limited de.
grcs. Illustration given: 3. Teach by
comparison oil visible objects. Several
illustrations were given. 3. Cultivate
conception in the pupils mind 4. So
teach every branch as 10 make thinking
the principal exercise.
The discussion Of the query "How can
whisperipgs be prevented2" was engaged
in by several. Various opinions were
expressed,
AFTERNOON SESSION
opened with singing Twill all be over
sOon." The Query Box Was opened and
several queries presented, and quite an
animated discussion was INDUCED 10.
Prof. Miller talked a halt hour. He
first spoke of the GSrdr0p, to show how
much is contained in little things which
we pass almost unnoticed. lie consider
ed it thus:
/, Composition - Atoms-l, Oxygen.
2. Hydrogen. 3. Molecules, Il. y. 4
Body.
2. Forccs-1 Chemical. 9. Cohesion
8, Adhesion. 4 GraVitalion.
He then gave what he denominates the
Ten Commandments for Teachers:
l. Breathe pure air through the nose.
2 Eat only wholesome food, and only
at meals.
3 Keep the entire body clean.
4 Maintain an erect position in sitting
and standing.
8. Sleep eight hours in every twenty
four.
0 Exercise two hours daily, out doors.
Z. Use no stimulsnts.
s. ClOthe the body comfortably, not
comprising any part,
Keep the feet always warm and dry
10. Avoid heating or cooling the body
suddenly.
After the lecture Miss Gracie Wherry,
a little girl Of eight years old, entertained
the Institute with recitation. Recess.
After singing, F, Il, Crsgo gave some
vocal and gymnastic exercises. DR.. Mil.
Ter talked half hour on the subject Of
the Ten Commandments, given in his
preceding talk. &c also at the close urged
upon teachers the necessity OF preparing
themselves to talk upon subjects as they
present themselves, either in school or in
the Institute.
The committee on time and place ol
holding next meeting reported as follows:
Place, Moundsville, and time the last
week In December, 1875. Report was
adopted. Adjourned.
EVENING sEs;IoN.
The evening session consisted 10 an en-
tertainment gotten up by the teachers.
Selections, recitalions and music was the
order Of the evening. Selections were
reNd by Misses Emma Moore. Lizzie
Sloan, Addie Sloan, Maggie McGaw,
Alice hcClasky, Emma Wallace, Alice
Ferguson and Oracle Wherry, and
aessrs. ". NJ. Writ, +. II CragO and s.
E,kY. REGULATIONS by W. NJ. Writ.
The audience was small, which was
much 70 be regretted, as we lacked sbou,
Wv OF having enough to pay the expenses
ol The Institute. II is a TACT that the Citi
zens have taken but little interest in the
proceedings Of the Institute throughout
But perhaps they were detained unsvoII.
ably. REP0RTEp
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CHICAGO.
PRESIDENT GRANT AND wrra

CHICAGO, October 10 President Gran,
and vile arrived here this evening on q
special train via the Alton & 81 LouIs
hAilroad from Springfield. The PresI.
cent has taken rooms in the Palmer
House, and will remain In the CITY until
the wedding of Col Fred. Grant which
takes place on the 2O.h inst.
THE PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD
convened again to-day, but transsc,ed
only routine business. The case of Prof
swing will probably not be reached until
the middle Of next week, "'
Ex MAYOR MEDILL
arrived here to day from Europe greatly
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FALSE.

Tho report that N. Theirs had been
captured by Italian brigauds Is fAIio,
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WRIT COUNTY.
WRIT, Y. H., October 10.

Editors OF the Intelligenecr:
The following is the vote OF this county;
Congress, Wilson 5l4, Goff 800 Senate,
Patterson 500, Loomis 365. House ol
Delegates, Enochs AGO, LOCkhart 800.
w
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NEW YORK, October l6-Arriycd-
Steamer Utopia from Glasgow.
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UPsnUR COUNTY.

BUCKHANEoN, Oct. 10, IA.
Editors Of the IntOlligeneer.
The following Is the vote in this coun.
ty: For Congress, Boteler Qnd.) 627,
Faulkner 377. Senate, Hon. D. D. T.
Fsrnsworth $40, David Goff 34S. House
Of Delegates, Thos. J. Farnsworth Sal,
NJ. A. Darnell 445. The vote cast was
small, II.