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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-19
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From the National Gazette.
TO WILLIAM.


was but yesterday my child. thy little hear. beat
high,
And had scornd the warning voice that told me.
thou must die,
saw thee with active bound, with spirits light
and free,
And infant grace snd beauty threw their every charm
on thee.
Uoon the dewy fe d saw thy early footsteps ay.
Unettered the native bird that ciesves the radiant
sky,
And often as the sunrise gale blew back thy shining
hair,
Thy cheek dispIayd the red rose tinge that health
had painted there
Then withered as my heart had been, I could not
but rejoice
To hear upon the morning wind the music of Thy
voice,
Now ecbong in the csreles, laugh, melting down
to tears,
twas like the sounds used to hear in old and hap.
pier years.
Thanks for ;hat memory thee my little lovely boy.
Ills all remains Of former bliss that cannot de-
stroy:
listened the mariner suspends the outbound oar,
10 taste the farewell gale that hows from oft his
tive ahore
so pure and holy as thou wast-slas how could it be
That death would not refrain to lay his icy hand
Nor spare thee yet little while in childhood OPEN
ing bloom.
While many sad and weary soul was waiting for
the tomb.
loved thee and my heart bes,--bu, ere the day
was spent,
saw thy light and graceful limbs in dropping illness
bent,
And shuddered as cast q. look upon thy fanting
head,
For oil the glow of health was gone and life was al.
most fed.
One glance upon thy marble brow made known that
hope was vain,
know the swiftly wasting lamp should never light
Thy cheek was pale, thy snow.Wbite lips we're gently
thrown apart.
And life in every passing breath seemed gushing from
tue heart.
And when could not keep the tear from gathering
in my eye,
Thy little hand pres, gently mine in token of reply
To ask one more exchange of love thy oos was W.
And in that long and burning kiss thy happy spr'
trus,ed should not have lived to bid farewell to
thee,
And nature in my heart declares i, ought not so to
be,
hoped that thou within the grave my weary head
should lay,
And live beloved when was gone, for many happy
day.
With trembling hand vanIy tried thy dying eyes
to close,
And how envied in that hour thy calm and deep re-
For was left alone ear,h with pain and grief op
prest,
And thou vast with the san,ed where the weary are
at rest
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OR
XXYBITwELL's Liquid Improped oPODELD0C

OR
yXYBITwELL's Liquid inproped 0PODELDOC
w battle of 10hich rs 'Varranted TO possess more
than ,TUice Me strength and efficacy of the hard
kind his Egbrocati0n is now universally .cknnw.
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bruises sprGins cramp nu1'bnesS stiffness rteGk
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snnes Of insects reeetadle p,sons eSh so0tnds aud
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This article is highly @ amended b, one of the
first Physicians in the whose certificate sc-
companies each bottle
C3U7ION!
Re sure and ask for and receive WHITWELLs
OPoDELDOC or you will assuredy be imposed up.
on. Sold at retail by WM slM0NS, at his house
in Newport, price 50 cts per bottle -
Uhere oiSo nGu be had,
The VOLATILE ARoaA1.c NurF This high
" fragrant sternutstne (m0st composed OF roots
and aromatic herbs,l Is TO" we'll known and highly
approved throughout the United states, in cases of
head ache and cstsrrh. TO aeed further eommenda.
tion-price sc cts per bottle.
ALSO,
J0rvis' Bilious Pills,
An excellent and we'll known composition in Jsun.
dice, bnlious complaints wan, OF appetite. ooslive-
ness, SC. &c. price 2S cents per box.
ALSO.
Deiergen1 BinerS,
Uuseful at all essons, but especially in the spring
of the yesr tor The same complaints rs those ABOVE
mcn,ioned-They should be used after the use OF
the pills.
ALso-Itch Ointmeuf,
An insal,ible remedy for this complaint, withcS
smell or stain-price So els per box
ALSO,
Dqfy's Eye Water.
This article has been recommended by scme Of
the FIRST physicians.
Tooth. Powder,
Damask Lip SaiVe.
March ~ 1924
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NOTICE..

Court Of Probate, NeYpo,L Iuy Q, 1924.
WIHEREAS Eleszer TT, vett attorney 10 the ADJ
w mnistrator on the Estate OF William Prior,
late Of Newport, deceased, has this day presented
his administration account for allow ance. and the
consideration thereof referred 10 ,he first MONDAY Of
september nezt Notice is hereby given TO all per-
sons interested therein. to appear, it they h az
a Court of Probate, to be holden at the State House
in SAID Newport, the sad first Monday of sepIem,
Der next, al 9 o'clock, 20 show cause. if any
they have, why said account should not be allowed.
Notice is also given. that the Commissioner, ve-
port on said Estate, will be acted upon by ssi6
Court at the same time and place
BY order of said Court
CHARLES GYLES, PROB CN
Asu
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NOTICE..

Couyt Of P,o6ate, Newtort, .5ugnS' 2 1920,
"A HEREAs application has this day been made.
w for administration on the estate Of William
GreeneU ate of Newport. mariner. d ased aud
the consideration thereof refer ed to the fist Mon,
DAY of Sept Notice is hereby given 10 all per.
telesed in sid estate, to appear f they shall
see fit at a Gour OF Probste to be den at tia
state house in said Newport, said first Monday
of September next, at 9 - Go l. II aud the shAlj
be heard respecting the same.
BY order of sald Court
CHI hLE, GiLEs, Pro5 C!erb
Aug g. -
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FOX SALE.
Aug s.

On Sbsra! credit, for otproved notes.
e He shy ALLIANCE, 223
.EBA. tono burthen, as she came from sea,
SE@EN% from whaling voy age, with all her
-Xzs.. sppcrtenances She is we'll found,
,,i,. as many materials tor such voyage Her in-
ventor, may be seen, I'D terms and conditions o.
sale made known by applying to
CHRISTOPHER FOWLER.
.Nessbort, Jt.ae II.
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NOTICE..

lanes TOWNSEND. informs his friends and
] the public. tha, he has employed experienced
workman. at the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
nd is ready to attend to the calls Of his old Gus
omers and Friends-the smallest favour Will be
.ratefully acknowledged and punetuaiiy attended
o-call at the Chambers ever bis Store. nor,h cor
neg Of Raunisisy's vhNk nHsn "a io<L
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BY The President Of tie Unied Sta!es.
IN pursuance of Law, I, JAMES Mo@RoE. Presden.
L OF the United States do hereoy proclaim and
make known, that public sale will be held at the
Of Jaekson the seat 1T COVE nment Of the state
OF Mississippi, on tn st .'fondGy December nert,
tor the disposal of the Land situate the follow.
ing described townships IN the district Of a ds ceded
to the United ,tates by he ChoctAw Indians, viz;
East Of Atc meridian hne IF tie District Hesl Of
Pearl River
Fractional townships, Nos ID Is, i6 and ~ OF
range No 4 Ii, i5 10 & IL, OF range No S.
Vest of the Meridian hne cfMe Choctav District
Townships, No. z 9, 10 aud IL. OF range No.
z, B 9, and &c
7, 8 and 9 3
sfsfihs Meridian hne Of the Choc,Gw District
Townships No rs, 20. IL. -. II rarg' No =
The lands reserved by law for the of schools,
tor Other pu poses. will Oe excluded from the sales,
which will commence with the lowest number of
sec,,on. township and range, and will proceed in reg.
uiar. numerical order
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington.
this fifteenth DAY Of July, AID. lS4
JAMES MONROE
by the President
GEORGE GRAHAM,
Commissioner of the General Land.' flee.
Juv % III.
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MOI ICE

No II T.
Coar' Of P,o5oIe Ne7Vto,t AueuaE Q 1924
"A, BEREA, application has this day been msdes
w for administrator on the estate OF Ch,res
Sherman, ia'e OF Newport, deceased, aud the cons
sderstioa thereof referred 10 lhe first Monday Of
septenoer next Notice is hereby given to all per.
Interested in said estate to appear il they shaH
sec fl, .t Cour, OF Probate TO be holden at the
slate house, IN SAID Newport. on said Arst Monday
of septr. nsx,. a o Ctock Il. and they shall bA
heard respecting the SINE.
BY order OF said Court
CHARLES GYEES, Prob Clern.
Aup &
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tate oi Rhode Island, &c.
NEWPORT SC -Clsrk's Off,, Sahreme III
dirtal Court, .dugus 5 1924
nN application to me .his dsy made by Joseph
" Browneil jun OF Newport in the county OF
Newport peiitouer for the benef of the lnsolvent
act, for notice issue to his credrrr, fer the pur
pose of nominating assignees. The di,ors of the
said Joseph are hereby notified % ,ppear before
the Supreme judicial Court. 20 Le ooden in New
por within and for the county of Newport, on the
fourth Monday in August next ensuing the dato
htr reuf, and nominate oe or no sssigHees to take
an assignment Of the estate and effect, Of The ,ail
Joseph for the beneft OF his creditors
HOLMES WEAVER, CisE
kupS q
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Mon'ieur Poutpetun. o dimnut've, Jealous,
iraseibe, iedishno,ed marehan3e taiHeur, 10
one OF on no,ihe o cines IN melting Ju,y
p .opensi'y tn commI, RAgssion upon come
ooe---he was not ps,ucue' and as 10 the
cause, why, fotsuo h, he was esolved IL SHOULD
cons after be sTset. lie scco dlos y CON.
menced opststions upon an unofcndIng sp-
p, entiee, who calmly e,6onst's cd but with
out avail. Mans,eu p. exercised himself ~.
10 most desrsbe siate Of sstisI.c o,y cxss.
petstion--he boy begged p'teousiy-Va' IS
dat you ssy, sst s,osted Mons'euf -p., bl,u
you call me Won dem Ask 30, no Sir, re.
pied tho trembling vic,im-Ve, den, 80,
know vat you nnk-you INK a me von dem
vihaine-so, beg. l .hsiI vip you tor daf !
Hanged or nor Hanged The following let
te he, been addressed 10 the edo OF of he /
Sb Ob,e'ver:-
"Sr,-A paper called the Limerick Chton.
icie, which wa, received 10 the couu,y Of Co'k
on the 10 b Of April, stating that ! was nsog
I'd on that d., which vas tho cause Of gtes
g'ief sod o,her inconvenienco TO my elstions,
ne O'Sullivans, in that county. NV this T.
to request that you worship would be SO good
as TO allow me TO say. contrary to any thing
hat tho Limerick Chronicle may slledge 10
ths, effect, that sm not hanged. nor was no
hanged upon that day for l avn still alive and
we'll, hank God, though The Chronicle was s.
good as TO give my dying declaration. Nov,
cir, lunhsr TO prove that am alive, l beg
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Horizons Hotel.

@ HORTON respectfully informle/
Ne public, that his house, heretofore know III
the Globe Tavern, has been much improved an IN,
lare ed since the last season, and thatn is non
situation TO render every comfort and conyenies
the traveller. - W.
Providence April l.
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NEW
JOHN b. NEWTON,

Athis Oldamd, No. lO4, Thames-spcrG
LAS just received 1000 yards more
l. l. Of those very superior sheeings. st Is PEI s.!
$50 wbitened do at l8 cenis-.i!s0 q ,efy IATEs
assortment, of sewing coi,ons.
Constantly receiving, almost every article called
in the Dry Goods line and with the large s:sorimcn'
on and. NUT render it ob~ct Tor purchasers -
cal July -.
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Fancy Handkerohiefs.

A new assortment OF elegant Fan n
IN Gauze, yelye,een & Grosdite Handkerchif
opened this morning, and for sale ty ~
f.. w. LAYTON.
ALICIA fresh lot Of very handsome blue q
Goes. and several other new srtelsssfs
July 9, 1924. -(hsti
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GRINDS7ONES..eSS9

8 tons fine blue Grindstonesc III
do. DO ma
a new article, and worthy the attention.
Fer safe, by JoHb STE
July 8. bSnVE
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-25
For ths .Alsrandrie Gazette.

A farmer, deeply interested OF, :be SUBJ
iect of the Flour Inspection Law OF Alex
andrja, would, in relation thereto, beg
leave to say few words 10 the municipal
authorities of the town. 1t rebounds to
the advantage OF every city, not only TO
foster the interests Of that section OF coun'
try which supports il, but as far as posi-
HE 10 inspire esteem and confidence by,
cour.e of policy, concliatng, honora able.
eenerous. and reciprocal. Alexandra owes
ali her importance to the flour trade, Gut
eff that and she would sink into nothing
She has many rivals, let her therefore
he cautious how she gropes In the DARK
lei her be sparing in experlments-!et her
never sacrifice for individual consldera'
lions the important and permanent inter
es,s Of the country. Alexandra hour. IS
said 10 bear smaller price 10 foreign
markets than that of Baltimore. Without
. rmnous loss TO the farmer, this always
will be the case. al least for a century 10
come. and it was mistaken policy TO en-
deayor to make that equal merely by lne
massage OF Law, which was, is, and VIII
stiIl be inherently interior. That city IS
supplied with -four from more Improved
and better wheat country, in PROOF Of
which | will only remark, that after an
nnpropitious J ear for that grain, the guam
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-25
TOMORROW, the 2s,b inst. stIoA. III
nov 25

RY virtue Of deed OF trust from Jacob
- Hoffman and wife, TO secure the
payment of certain sums of money therein
mentioned, the subscriber will sell al pub.
JIG auction, to the highest bidder at the
late dwelling bouse and al the Tobacco
mandatory of Jacob Hoffman,
Severat Negroes,
household and kitchen furniture. one wa
gon, one gig, three carts, two horses, and
a variety of farming utensils, certain in.
terest 10 an undivided tract Of land in
Greenbrier county, in Virginia, containing
in the whole about 81 acres, more or less.
small piece Of land containing about Sc
ven acres, more or less, within short dis
lance OF towR, in Fairfax county Also,
one share OF the stock Of the Bank OF po-
tomac, and two shares Of the HunliUg
Greek Bridge Stock. Also. quantity Of
Spanish, half Spanish and American .e-
gars, Spanish and American tobacco, and
segar boxes of various sizes. Also, par~
Gel of chewing tobacco Of various sized
twists, Also, an undivided interest in the
estate OF Daniel Roberdeau, deceased.
nov 90 P. E. HOFFMAN.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-25

70 Ceiling The tonnage duties On our vessels
(now b | 80 per ton) reduced TO level
With other Daions, who only pay about
50 cents per ton.
We have received Gibraltar papers TO
the 9Th ult. inclusive.
The King and Royal Family Of Spain
arrived at the Escurial on the 22d Seplem-
Der.
A Cadiz Gazette extraordinary was
published on the 3Oth Sept. announcing
the arrival at that port of Brigadier Espar-
tero, Chief Of the RoyaIist army al Peru,
with dispatches from G eneraI Laserna.
Camp Marshal Alvares CampaDa, has
been appointed Captain General Of Anda-
iusia.
The shippers and underwriters al Cadz
were to meet on the 95th September, 10
adopt measures for tie security of proper
ty against the Algerines, advices having
been received that the AIgerine squadron
had quito sea for the purpose of commit
ting hostilities upon the Spanish commerce.
The ship Globe, late WORTHY arrived at
Ad6 al to"u3 ou tuC l1'u Iust ue GNIJ
particulars given in the Nantucket pa
pers are, that she is in charge of captain
King, OF the United States Navy, who was
put on board by Com. Hull Smith, one
OF the stearsEen, acting as mste-and that
the remaining FIVE who went into Valpa-
raiso ia the ship, have all returned to Ed
gartown. The only names of the survivors
of the mutiny, which we have been able
10 obtain, are, Smith, Originally steers
man, and two sons of capt. Kiader, oil
Edgartown. One OF The remaining three
is represented as being lad OF l9 or 20
years Of age. 1t is further stated, that
captain Worth was killed with an axe,
while asleep in bis birth. by Tbain, SAL
Tor shipped at The Sandwich Islands. The
mate was shot by the elder Comstock, and
the second mate thrown overheard after
being badly wounded. Comstock, the
elder,was hung at Mulgrave's Island. The
younger brother was compelled to assist al
bis execution, and on bis demonstrating
afterwards, was beat 10 death with bliets
of wood.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-25
AUCTION SALES.
Public Auction.

TINE subscriber, intending to remove
Il to the country, will sell at public
auction at his tavern, atthe upper end Of
King-street, adjoining be town OF Aexan-
dris, on Wednesday, The first day of De-
GENDER neat, suOdry articles of
Hoa,seioldS Kitchen furniture
consisting Of beds, bedsteads, tsbies.cbails.
with great variety oil other articles
Terms of sale: TOR all sumsl below FIVE
dollars. each; for that sum and upwards,
three months credit will be given.
ELI LEGG.
nov q5 ts
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-25
District of Columbia,
Conntn of ALerandria. to pit

CUUNty y d1VIuTuT7u, 10 U5t.
DOBERT A. LEWIS has applied to the
~ honorable William Crancb, Chief
judge of the United States Circuit
Court Of the District OF Columbia, TO be
discharged from Imprisonment, under the
act for the relief of iDsolvent debtors with.
in the District of Columbia, on the first
Monday Of December next, at 9 O'Clock,
A. NJ, at the Courthouse in Alexandra,
when and where bis creditors are required
to attend. EDM. |. LEE, &. G..
nov 95 St
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-25
i fact worthy Of remark, that Out Of
the state Of Virginia, Mr.. Crawford has
obtained but q s'agts uots directly from the
people,

s IA our last article on the presidential
election, we erred in The number of votes
sci down to Mr.. Clay--ii should have
been forty -s,r instead of 67y The error
is corrected IN the statement we give to-
day. We have nothing new or interesting
from the elections by the last two mails,
save the confirmation of the sixteen votes
of Ohio having been given 10 Mr.. Clay.
The official returns will be found in our pa
per OF this day. The election is over in
Tennessee and the result for Jackson OF
course. Ii is also over ia Kentucky, as
will be seen by the article under that cap.
lion copied from Baltimore paper.
We learn from the National Journal,
that accurate returns from all but one OF
the counties in North Carolina are given
in slip from the Office of the Raleigh
Star. The peoples ticket has majority
Of nearly 5000. Accounts from Louisville,
Kentucky. being up TO the Sth inst. and
| no furthur notice being taken of the report
from Illinois, (that the Clay ticket had
prevailed in that state, We may infer that
there was no foundation tor it. We still
think that Illinois is for MIR. Adams. A
rumor is currently afoat, that the friends
of DIR Crawford in Richmond, Va. have
recommended bis withdrawal, and Propose
supporting Mr.. Clay. We do no, pretend
TO say that il is true. but the probability is
greatly in its favor. One thing, however,
is now morally certain, that whether NJ.
Crawford be Withdrawn or not, be cannot
get before tie House-the vote of Ohio has
given quotas TO his pretensions The
contest is now clearly between Adams and
Clay, and the nation has great cause to re-
| ioice that the alternative is so favorable.
We believe and hope that Mr.. Adams will
succeed-but should we be disappointed,
we shall still have a consolation in the be-.
lief that the DIGNITY and PROSPERI-
TY of our country will be safe in the
hands of HENRY CLAY.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-25

A considerable portion Of this Lottery is
put up in parcels OF 20 tickets, embracing
all the combination numbers, from | 10 60,
which parcels are warranted to draw at
least Sd dollars, less the deduction of Is
per cent. with so many chances Tor the ca
pital prizes.
Those preferrng to pay only the diffe.
renee between the price OF parcel OF 20
tickets and the least sum they can possi'
bly, draw can have 90 whole tickets for
D74, 1870 halves tor D3105-2o quar-.
tiers for DIG, So, for which certificate will
be given 10 pay whatever prizes may be
drawn to their numbers over and above
the sum due thereon, except the B per
cent. deducted by the state.
Whole Tickets 81 100 Quarters 81 rs
Halves 3 30 Eightbs D 81
Fer sale, in a great variety OF numbers,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-25
RETURNS.

By the mail of last night from the west we
have received official accounts of the result Of
the Presidential election in OHIO. In the Co.
lumbus Gazette the paper printed at the seat
of Government in Ohio) we find the procla.
nation of the Governor, announcing the cleo
ton of VIM, n. Harrison and the other gen.
tlemen composing the CLAY Ticket of electors.
The aggregate official returns OF votes, ta-
ken from the Office of the Secretary OF State,
are as follows
Clay. Jackson. ADAMS.
1926 l8,4o9 1890
Clay's majority over Jackson 766.
CLAWS majority over Adams 6975.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-25
KENTUCKY.

A few returns have been received from Ken
tucky. At Louisville, on the sth inst: the
votes were, for Mr.. Clay 23l, for Gen. jack
son 465; in Middletown, Clay 81, jackson %;
in Franklin county. Clay 347, Jackson i05.
The Kentucky Gazette of the 18th, gives
no renrns, but says--"rhe election in Ken
tucky closed yesterday, and as far as we can
learn the majority for Clay over Gen. jackson
is very great.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-25
For Sale.

4 VERY valuable LOT Of GROUND,
N containing ten and half acres, adj
joining the property of Mrs. Mary Barry,
and about three. fourths of mile north Of
Alexandria. This lot is well enclosed -
embraces valuable garden, choice Sc
lection of fruit trees and shrubs. and a
good meadow. On it, is also good CON-
modous stable, and we'll of the best wa
ter. Apply TO MIR. JAMES SANDEasor, or
to WIN. l.. HODGSON.
nov 23 2aw4w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-25
ALIENS
Lottery and Exchange Ofics

Lottery and Exchange Office,
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington City.
nrDistant adventures, by signiiyiug
their wish, will be informed of The fate of
tickets ordered from Aliens Office as soon
az drawn, nov 25
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-25
~ MARINE LIST. M

SAlLED--Nov. "a,
Schr. Benevolence, Baker, Providence.
Schf Sea-Serpent, hewitt, Baltimore.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk
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STATE OF THE ELECTION,

d 4 u OK III ELEO IONs
The first part of the subJoined table will
show the votes as they are known to stand:
the second is. of course, conjecturaf, but
cannot be materially wrong.