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Publication,

GPT is hereby made known that the
- lists showing the measurements
effected by the Town-Surveyor in
consequence of changes which have
taken place in the year 1881 with
certain buildings in the Towns of
Christiansted and Frederiksted, is at
the Royal T~reasurer's Office, and in
Frederiksted at the Police Office.
Pursuant to Ordinance of Doth
November 1854, all parties concern
ed are requested to forward to the
Presidency for St. Croix within 3
months from date, their eventual
objections against the said measure
ments.
Tax-Commission for st. Croix,
the 25th March 1882.
M. r. NYSSUM. o. KRAUSE.
J.. A. HOVER,
, 1882-04-01
Acknowledgements

gI3NET bekjondtgj0res herved at
~ Fortegnelserne over de af
Stadsconducteuren i Anledning af
foregaaede Bygningsforandringer i
Byerne Christiansted og Frederik-
sted i sidst afvigte Skatteaar fore
tagne Maalinger henligge til Efter-
syn i Christiansted i Diet Kongelige
Kasserer- Contoir, og i Frederiksted
paa Politikammeret sammesteds,
og o~pfordres, i Henhold til Anord-
ningen af 26de November 1854, de
Vedkommende til at fremkOmme
med deres mulige Ankle over Maal-
ingen til Prasidentskabet, for st.
CrOix linden 3 Maaneder fra DatO.
SkattecOmmissionen for st. CrOix
den 25de Marts 1882.
NJ. r. NYSSUM O. KRAUSE,
J. A. HOVER.
, 1882-04-01
TRANSLATION
Publication.

GPT is hereby brought to public
- notice that the Government, on
account of having granted consitu-
ted Presidency's Secretary Nyssum
leave of absence, has constituted
Royal Clerk II. Hanschell as Pre-
sidency's Secretary from the 10th of
next month.
The Presidency's Secretary's Office, st.
Croix 9th March 1882.
NJ. r. NYSSUM.
const.
, 1882-04-01
Publication.

SPT is hereby brought to public
- notice that on account of the
prevalence of small pox epidemic in
Hayti, a quarantine of IA days has
been established until further, from
the time of departure for vessels
coming from Haytian ports. Fur
thermore there is established quar-
antine investigation for vessels COM
ing from Porto Plata.
The P~residency's secretary's Office, st.
Croix goth MArch 1882.
M. r. NYSSUM.
cOnSt
, 1882-04-01
II. Il. NySSNM.
cOnSt.
Publication
TRANSLATION.

gPN Conformity with the Colonial
% Laws So, it is hereby brought
to public notice that His Majesty
the King has been most graciously
pleased by Resolution of 10th
February a, c, to sanction addition
al moneybill to the budget of the
Municipality of st. CroiX for the
financial year from LIST April 1881
to the 31st March 1882 sub Item ID,
Building and other uncertain eX-
penses, for S810.97, said m|Qneybill
being passed at End discussion in
the Colonial Council for st. Croix'
O II the 18th November 1881.
Presidency for St. Croix 9th
March 1882.
S w. VAN BRAKLE.
c0n8t.
, 1882-04-01
acknowledgements

bekjendtgj0res herved at
~ der som F0lge af den i Haiti
herskende Koppeepidemi er indtil
videre etableret Il Dages Karan-
tame fra Afgangstiden at regne for
Skibe kommende fra Haitianske
Havne. Desuden er der etableret
karantainem9ssigt Eftersyn mod
Skibe kommende fra Porto Plata.
Observation-Disclosures st. Croix
den code Marts 1882.
M. R. NYSSUM.
c0RSt.
, 1882-04-01
Auction. 8ss.n2,

S9 FTER Begjaring af Frederik-
CD steds Skifteret som behandIen-
de afgangne Justitsraad G. Z. w.
SARAUWS 30 vii den Boet tilh0r-
nndo
, 1882-04-01
Acknowledgements

SfAET bekiendtgj0res herved /
~ Henhold til Coloniallovens
So, at Diet har behaget Hans Ma
jestet Kongen we'd allerh0ieste Re
solution af lode Februar q. A. aller-
naadigst at stadfeste den at Raadet
we'd 2den Behandling den 7de No
vember f. A.. v~edtagne Tillegsbe-
Wiling til Udgifter under Budgettet
for C0mmunen St. Croix for Finants-
aaret fra 1ste April 1881 til Site
Narts 1892 under Post ID. Byg-
nings 90 andre ubestemte Udgifter,
for ct Bel0b af SS10.97
Prasidentskabet for st. Croix den
27de Marts 1882.
S. w. VAN BRAKLE.
c0HSt.
, 1882-04-01
EiendOm

M. "a A. & B., 25, 26 & y Hospi-
talsgade og M. 25 Nyeade i Frede-
tiksted bliye opraabt til Salg Lover
dagen den lode April d. A. HI. 3 IF
termiddag we'd EN- offentlig Auction
hvor Tilslag vii bliye giyet, saafremt
antageligt Bud opnaaes.
Conditionerne for Salget og andre
Oplysninger ere til Eftersyn paa
Skifteretscontoiret.
Frederiksteds AuctionscOntoir den
22de Marts 1882.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1882-04-01

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ROUND Rock, Nov. S.-[Special. 1.-The
election was very quiet. All democratic
candidates were given a majority of one
third out of $50 votes polled in Round Rock
precinct, except Ireland, who fell behind
Jones q votes. James H. Robertson, for
representative, was elected, and carried
this county over Nat @. Henderson and
d.. 5. Chester by a majority of 200, re-
ceiving more votes tan both his opponents.
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BraCkett.

BRACKET, Nov. ~S.-[Special. THE cleo
ton passed off quietly in this county. Han
cock carries the county, hitherto democrat
'ic, by only 6 majority; Jones has a majority
of 60 in the four precincts heard from, and
has carried the remaining three, which
will bring his majority up to about 100.
We sheep men did not work as hard for the
defeat OF Hancock as was expected. Judge
Robinson was reelected county Judge; Mr..
Cratz, county attorney; w. II. Raglce,
county and district clerk; F. S. Fritter,
sheriff; II. c.. Petty, surveyor; Tobia Flatow''
assessor; W. W.. Arnett, treasurer, and
James Ballantine, inspector. A greatmany
votes were challenged. The vote polled
will reach 700, which was about the same
as that of 1880.
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GRoEsBEEcK, Nov. s. = Especial. 1.-THE
election was quiet. ireland received 1,036
votes; Jones, 795, with seven precincts to
hear from, which will probably increase
lreland's majority to 800. The democrats
elected the county ticket by majorities
ranging from 100 up to about 500. The
democrats failed to vote, while the opposi-
ton turned out in fun strength.
District court will adjourn tomorrow,
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WEATHERFoRD, Nov. S.-[Special. 1.-The
election passed off quietly yesterday. Re-
turns not all in. Ireland's majority will be
800 or more. Lanham, for congress, has a
majority over Barnet. Buell. and Daven-
port together got less thar so votes. County
officers elected were: A. J. Hunter, Judge;
clerk; L. L. Talcott, sheriff; L. B. Ross,
collector; ]. M. Gibson, treasurer; Mack
Reach, surveyor; James Hurst, representa-
tive. Colonel Shannon's majority in the
county will be not less than 1000 votes. A
great deal of dirty work, disgraceful for
gentlemen to engage in, was resorted to to
secure votes.
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!(|:'Z(;3:!'||!Z|Z;;|(l|!,jN',I

good order was remarkable. Returns thus
far indicate the election of Or. j.. G. Loggins
for representative, John Bealey for sheriff.
WI. Ross for tax collector, Henry Beau
champ tor assessor. II. NJ. White for county,
treasurer, NJ. B. Templeton for attorney,
and j. FL. Nelson for surveyor, O. E. Dun
lap for county judge; B. r. Hawkins for
co7nty clerk and r. G. Phillips for district
emit ticket received less than one-third of
the votes cast. Business has been almost
entirely suspended for two days.
Cotton is coming in fast, from 100 to 200
bales daily.
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i, WICHITA FALLS, Nov. S.-[Special. 1.-The
election passed off quietly in this county.
The Vote |ss: Ireland, 81; Jones, As. For
congress, 9TH district: Throckmorton, o;
Dickson, 2. Neither place running for the
county seat made a majority. Before the
next election enough of the residents of our
new town will have become qtiAiife ed voters
TO place it here.
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Gatesyille

GArESvILLE, Nov. S.-[Speciai .l-Ireland
will sweep this county by an overwhelming
majority. G.. w. Jones will get probably
$50 votes in the county. At this box Ire
land stood 30 to Jones' 70. Lanham, for
congress, will also carry this county, and
G. L Goss, for the legislature. Other pre-
cincts not heard from officially.
GATEsyILLE, Nov. 7~.-GSpecial .l-Con-
trary to all custom, the managers of cleo
ton at this place refused information to re-
porters, but admitted policemen when
counting the ballots. Enough is known to
say Ireland 8 majority is a disgrace to Texas
majorities.
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CoRsTcANA, November 6.-[Special IA
slight blaze in East Corsicana last evening,
doing but slight damage, caused the Wild
est commotion for a short time, as the
alarm, given by the firing of pistols, was
rather louder than usual.
A freight train bound west on the Mar
row-Gauge, yesterday, flew the track five
miles from town, and ditched several cars
of cotton. No one was hurt.
The following aldermen we're elected to-
day First ward, p. A. Miller, B. II. Allen
second, O. II. Allyn third, Stewart Sim
kins, NJ. Drane.
The public schools will remain in charge
Of the city council.
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BAsrRoP, Nov. s. [speciah!.7Returns
from half the precincts gives Jones 1895
majority, and Davis for congress 2l2Spa-
jority over Hancock, but with several Hair
cock boxes to hear from. Fowler, indie
pendent, for the state senate, has 200 ma
iority over Shaw, democrat; Kerr, colored,
rs majority over Robinson, democrat.
BAsrRoP, Nov. 7.-[Special. THE cleo
ton passed off quietly; weather fair. In
dications are that Jones for governor has
carried this county by 100 or 900.
The congressional race between Hancock
and Davis is very close.
Fowler, Independent candidate for the
senate, has a majority estimated at 1000. n
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Bells.

We are in receipt OF an invitation TO the
wedding Of Miss Coral Files and Mr.. John
II Davis. The ceremonyis - take place at
Chriss's church, Houston. on Tuesday, the
l4th INST. The reception will be had at the
home ofthe bride-elect, rendered by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Files. Joy
in p%rofusion TO the young and happy
couple, for all the years to come, and the
plenteOus gifts ofhealth, wealth and friends.
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Kaufman.

KAUFMAN, VIA TERRELL, Nov. s.
Especial. 1.-The returns so far as received
here are as follows: Ireland, 232; Martin,
234; Templeton, 236; Lubbock, 256; Wylie,
$40; West, $40; Hurt, $40 Wilson, 240; Well
born, 30; Anderson, 2l5; Rushing, 250;
Jackson, 65; these last three were for repre-
sentatives. For county clerk Erwin re-
ceived 200, aad Field 50.
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LoEevrEw, Nov. 4-[speclal. IEGregg
county returns: Ireland, 5G5; G. w. Jones,
s45; for congress, James II. Jones, demo.
crat, 54; Stillwell II. Russell, independent,
sos; state senator, John c. Buchanan,
democrat, 4s5 ]. NJ. Perdue, independent,
700; one precinct to hear from for the sem
ators' vote representative. Sam Cundiff,
democrat. 6S5; j. w. Bradshaw, republic
can. G65 district attorney, !. 8. Hogg,
democrat. 522. T. W. Dodd, 743. The m
dependent county clerk, r. b. Levy, and
J lhn T Kilgore. county Judge, present in
cumbents, are reelected without opposi-
tom
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DaingerheId.

DA1NGERFrELD, Nov. S.-[special. l-Hon.
John A. Peacock's majority for the state
senate, in this county, over J.. H. Culber-
son, independent, is 40; W. H. Elliott and
W.. Il. Armstead, for the legislature, have
maiorities a little less. A. Raglan was re-
elected sheriff. d.. b. Culberson carries the
county by 800 majority. The election
passed off quietly.
Weather fair. Cotton moving briskly.
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NIVIA OUUHly NUUTL ftCOs COUNTY,, TeNas.
AGENTS WANTED s sysryT Fs%Iit to k sSII , me
Machine ever invented Will knit a pair of
stockings with heel and toe complete in 20
minutes 1t will also knit a great variety of
fancy work for which there Is always a ready
market. Send for circular and terms to the
Twombly Knitting Machine Co., 1863 fremont
street BOSTON. Nass ootoS ,,9et
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HILLsBoRo, Nov. S.-[Special. lire
and and Jones are running an
uncomfortably close race in this
county. Douglass leads G~etzendaner
by some 400 majority. Files or Mcdaniel
is elected representative; Bell, herif; Har-
ris, treasurer; Wright, county clerk; Ivy.
county Judge; Harrison, Justice. Ireland's
majority is a shame to the county.
HILLsBoRo, Nov. 7.-TSpecial. l-Thedem-
ocratic vote will carry here by a small ma
jority. Jones and Kearby have polled a
large vote to-day. Wellborn is ahead.
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whitney

WHITNEY, Nov. ~5.-[special. J. Just after
dark last night a white person rode to the
Texas Central bridge across the Brazos and
knocked at the cabin door of a man named
]. NJ. Lynch, the bridge Waterman. The
intruder first asked for water. On being
being told there was none in the house he
asked for a match to light his pipe. The
old man liz his lamp and turning TO pass
the match was confronted by a six shooter
with the requeat that he pass over his
money or his life. Before the old man.
knew the man shot him once in the hand
and oncein the chest. His wounds are not
fatal. The victim is old and his general
health is poor. Lynch is known 10 be a
miser and a man with 5000 or 5000 and
without relatives.
Business is quite lively. The health of
the county is improving.
The low prices ofcotton cause the receipts
TO be lighter than they would If 1t was worth
more.
Ireland will lead Jones in this county
next Tuesday by a handsome majority.
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NfcGregor.

McGREGoR, Nov. Especial 1.-The cleo
ton passed off quietly. Ireland has III
majority; Martin, 1870 majority. Six straight
democratic candidates for county offices
were elected except the county attorney,
Waller. O'Brien, for justice, has a major
ity of II.
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Hico.

HTco, Nov. S.-[Special. l-Hico voted:
for governor, Ireland, 65; Jones27. For cor
gress, Lanham, 70; Buck, 10; Davenport,
IL; Barnet, 1. Hamilton and Gentry's
Mills together voted as follows: For
governor, Ireland, 165; Jones, As. For con-
gress, Davenport, 9S; Lanham, IL; Barnet,
u; Buck, Il. The election was very qniet.
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PALESTINE, Nov. s Especial. Anderson
county gives Ireland about 800 majority;
Gooch senator, between 500 and 600; Tuck
er, for representative, about 100; Davis is
elected sheriff by a very large majority.
The independent majority in Palestine of
about 100 was overcome by the country
districts. This was a very quiet election.
PALESTINE, Nov. 7.-[Special. Third
ward returns, complete: Ireland; 124;
Jones, III; Martin, 1876; Morton, 100. The
same ward. at the last ~gubernatorial cleo
ton, gave Roberts So; Davis, 05.
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GenaI.

E'HE STATE OF TExAS.-To ALL PER-
y sons interested in the administration Of the
estate of W. II. Nhitla, deceased: w Il
Strange, administrator, has filed in the County
Court of Dallas county his final account, show
ing the condition of said estate, and praying for
a final settlement of the same, which will be
heard at the next term of aid court,
ing on the Third Monday in November, A. D..
1882 at the Courthouse. in the city of Dallas, at
which time all persons interested in said es-
tate may appear and contest said account If they
see proper. 49,
- witnes: A. HARDWOOD, COUNTY Clerk Of
/ Seal of Dallas county. Texas.
Given under my hand and the Seal of said
court. at office in the city of ballast this 9Oth day
September, A. d.. 1882. A. HARDWOOD,
County Clerk. Dallas Co., Texas
By W. w. PEAK, Deputy, octldIt1w4w
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HOWE, Nov. s.-TSpecial.l-The vote in
this p~eecinct yesterday was as follows;
Ireland, l02; Jones, 92. The day passed off
quietly, but very little interest was taken.
Weather fine. Cotton picking is going on
at a lively rate. Grain continues to come
in with a rush. Health Of community good.
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Marshall.

MARSHALL, Nov. s.-[special .l-Returns
in this county, as far as heard from, give
Jones for governor $50, and Russell for con-
gress $50 majority. Pamela county gives
ireland for governor and Jones for congress
a handsome majority. The entire citizens
ticket in this county is elected Our peo-
pie are happy over the reported democratic
victories in New York and elsewhere.
Miss Battle Perry and W. II. Motley we're
married this evening; also Thomas Rowe
and Miss Winnie McGill.
MARSHALL, Nov 7.-lSpecial .l-Business
Of every Kind was suspended during the
day. Twelve hundred votes were cast in
the city. In several precincts in the coun-
ty no polls were opened at all. The citi-
zeDs' ticket will be elected. G.. w. Jones
and the independent state ticket, including
Russell, will probably go out Of the county
with 1000 majority. Everything has pass
ed of remarkably well, not the slightest
disturbance Of any kind occurring 10 mar
the business Of the day.
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IREDEIL. Nov. s.-Ispecial.l-The cleo
ton passed of quietly. Ireland has 30
votes majority. With the exception OF 173
votes for J. b. Barry. for representative, on
the greenback ticket, a straight democatic
vote was polled. There was only about 245
votes cast In all, of which Ireland received
III
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HArKrzs, Nov. s-rspeciall -TOtal votes
cast at this preciDct, 1s5; for ireland. lis;
Jones. for congress, rs: for tate senate, J.
g. Bochanan. 10, A. /. Adams, for repre-
sentative, 10. The election passed Of
quietly
Weather clear and warm.
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WHITNEY, Nov. s.-Ispeciall-The cleo
ton passed of quietly. John Ireland
leads Wash Jones BY about 2y5OO majority
in this county as far ne heard from. DIN
Wellb0rn, for congress, is running ahead Of
Ireland.
The weather is very sultry and a norther
looked for.
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MExIA, Nov. s.-tSpecial 1.-THE election
here passed Off quietly, with the following
result: For governor, Ireland. 238; Jones,
16s; for congress-, X. @. Mills, 2l7; ]. ID.
Rankin, lJ6; for senator. l.. ]. Frarra, 2I3;
J. A. Allen, 1853; for representative, A. G..
Camp, 1913; j.. II. Johnston. l27.
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Plano.

PLANO, Nov. S.-[Special. 1.-THE election
here yesterday passed off without creating
much excitement, there being only a small
vote polled. The following is the vote
polled in this precinct for governor: Ire
land. 2oe; Jones, 40. For congressman:
Throckmorton, democrat, $50; John D..
Dickson, independent, 80.
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sUIrHUR srESss. Nov. s-rspecisi.l-
The election passed OF quietly. lrslaDd
carried Hopkins county By over l5O0 ma
iOrffy. which IL considered % be the nrEesi
majority here since the war. The confess
f1r city Offices vas Tery ciose.
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DUBLIS, Nov. s.-[speciAl.l-The follow
ing is the official vote in this precinct For
governor, ireland, 2O4; Jones, 4G. Frank
and Fields are the leading candidates for
the legislature. Dave port has a majority
Of Al for congress. Lanham leads at other
uoiufa
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DenisOn..

DENIsoN, Nov. 7.-[Special. 1.-The election
passed off quietly. This precinct polled
1885 votes, which is about 800 less than was
expected. Counting is going on slowly and
win not be through tonight. AS far as
counted Ireland and Jones are even.
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MoKrSSEY, Nov. 7.-[speciall-0n ac-
count Of the fair weatberthe vote was light.
The democratic majority at this precinct
Baga johnson will carry the county by q
good majority. Finch is ahead tor tioater
at this box. Colonel Richard Maltbre. for
disiriet Judge, gets almost a solid vote at
this box, and reports are equally as
favorable from other precincts.
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Sherrnah,

SHERMAN, Nov. S.-[Special 1.-The fol-
lowing named officials of the Gould south
west system ofrailroads arrived in this city
this evening on their way to Ell Paso: A.
A.. Talmage, general Transportation mana.
ger; E.. L. Dudley, superintendent of the
Texas & Pacific railway; o. A.
Haynes, superintendent of motive
power and machinery st. Louis,
Iron Mountain Il Southern;
Texas & Pacific and International & Great
Northern railways Il. A. Garvey, resident
engineer, Texas IL Pacific railway James
Williams, division superintendent, Texas &
Pacific railway ]. NJ Eddy, supeiintend.
ent of the Missouri, Kansas & Texas rail.
way. This party has been making a gem
eral inspection tour of the roads in Texas
and Louisiana, going as far as New Orleans,
where they spent Sunday Mr.. Talmage
reports business better than il has been for
years, and found everything very salts
factory.
Richard Mattbie, of Collin county, is
elected district judge; G. A. Dickinson,
county clerk; A. r. Andrews, collector: ].
W. Stewart, assessor; S + Farmer, district
clerk; H. n. Tuck, treasurer; J. 7. Hopson,
surveyor, are elected. The other county
offices are in doubt. r. l.. Bullock is elected
of the peace in Sherman precinct.
Z. NJ Herstadt, merchant Of Paris, Texas,
was to day attached by creditors.
Partial returns from thirteen precincts
have been received, indicating that the
democratic state ticket has been carried by
800 to 1000 majority. r. Il. Foster. of
Denison, is elected to the legislature. The
representatives will be either J.
.. Matthews, or j. b. Cobb, q g~reenbacker.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-09

Wills POINT, Nov. ESPECIAL 1.-The
election passed off very quietly at this
place, 69l votes were polled in this precinct.
The following are the returns as far as
counted: Ireland 420; Jones, 226; Russell,
175; Jones, for congress, AS. This is a fair
specimen of the democratic majority.