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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30

EEY virturC Of deed Of trust executed TO ne
MD by Joseph IT, Waker, bejSing date tire flih
day IF April, 1891, s6hd recorded in the Clerks
Office of Chesterfield county, SHALL, for purposes
therein mentioned, on Monday the Sd day of De.
cemhcr next, il fair, otherwise on the next fair
day, tho premises, proceed TO sell at public ave
ton, for cash, all that ffact parcel of land ly
ing and being in the county Of Chesterfield, and
bounded by the lands of Henry Yiufroe and 9th ,rs
being the onwiiicii the said Walker at present
resides, and containing by estimation $3.50 acres;
or so much thereof as may be sufficientto satisfy
the purposes of said trust Decd and all the costs
attending the execution thereof. Upon this land is
overy respectable Tanncry.--~The title is believed
10 be good, but acting as trustee, shall only con.
yoy such title is vested in me by tho forernsn-
toned deed. GEO. N. N. PORTER, Trustee.
nov l--2awids
nae Richmond Manufacturing Company wish.
n es TO hire for tho ensuing year 10 WORK in the
Cotton Factory, number Of Negroes cIdea,
young men and boys, and women without i,cuu,
brance. Apply at tho Office, opposite tho Cclnr,
1'an Tavern. X. II. CUNNINGHA
no ECU AseGt If the K. NJ. 90
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CLARET, Pearl & GREEN
S'fGMlN9 CECTggE.

/ uSf received, claret pearl, sea green, Msrine
~ Cloths,
Black, faVon and crimson do. do. ,es.v superior.
ana Tor sale low, by ID. |. & +. KNAPP.
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gsEsszszsss3 House Of fienrico, about dark He
is about nine or ten years old, well made, en-
tircly white, thick mane and tail, four feet ten
inches high, in good order, and rides reInarkabls
well in any gate. If stolen, will give the above
reward for the delivery of the horse and thief at
the sheriif's Office of the County of Hcnrico. If
not stoion VIII give five dollars, and pay all
cessary expenses. l bought hin, of MIR Tinslev.
at the Baptist Seminary, near Richmond to which
place he will very likely eodcavor to go, if not ta-
ken up. RICHARD ELi.YSON.
mn
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z VIE subscriber intends continuing his School
IA lilo ensuing year, OF his rvedcnce Chrish
nanagur, IN the county Of Remover, miles above
the York Church; to commence the 18th If Janu
ary' ana terminate on the 18th December, with a
vacation OF one month during tie summer. In his
School will be taught the Latin and Creek Lam.
gauges together with such instruction in the En-
gllsh as Is usually given in similar institutions
The terms OF Board and Tuition, including Wash
ing, Lodging, &c. for the schoastick wear of 10
months, will be $500. The neighborhood is healthy
and the society good. In addition to these advan-
t"ses, the subscriber pledges himself TO devote his
best cxortlons to the moral well as intellectual
Improvement of the yont committed to lis charge
Boys undsr tho age Of Is years will be preferred
Persons wishing to send their children are request
cd 10 make application before the lOth Of January
next. Letters addressed to the subscriber, New
found Mills I. o. hanover County, will BIO prompt
ly attended to.
RICHARD F. DARRACOTT.
no 29-1av 2ts
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James hiVer ~ sNauawhu Conipany.
III VIE Books of Subscription to the James River
= ana hahawha Company, will close en- the
second Monday in December next. S,,bscr;bers
are reminded that no subscription will he deemed
valid unless five dollars per Share he paid agreeable
10 the third section OF the act OF Incorporation.
no 2o-9t
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AT a meeting of the officers of the 18th Rcgi-
ment of Virginia Militia, held at Hanover Court
house, on Friday, the 23d day of November, 1882:
Col. William L. White was called to the chair.
and Capt. Henry g. Street appointed secretary.
The object of the meeting having been explain
ed from the chair thcreupon the following preum.
bic and resolutions wero adopted:
whereas, the officers delegated by the I'd Brigade
to meet in convention at New Kent Court House,
on the 10Th Sept. 1882, for the purpose of taking
into consideration the amendments that should be
made III the Miiuia Laws of this State, with a view
OF having the same amended by the Legislature
recommended a general convention of the Militia
officers to be held in the City of Richmond on the
I'd Monday in December next, WhereuDon-
Resolved, That we highly approve of such con-
vention, md will appoint delegates thereto.
On motion, Col. William T.. White. 1t. Col.
George >. Nctherland, Capt. Henry G.. Street
Capt Edwin Shelton and Capt. Patrick II. Price,
were appointed delegates 10 represent this Regi-
mcDt i'll said convention.
Resolved, That these proceedings be pigned by
tho chairman and secretary, and forwarded to
the Editors of the Enquirer and Wing, with re-
quest that they publish the their respective
papers.
w. L. WHITE, Chairman.
H. q. STREET, Secretary.
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Ss, & Sets Brass SHOVELS, TONGS g. PO.
90 @r hERS, very handsome, at So. rs per soft.
for sse by JOHN S. SVDEOR
%
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.S25 REWARD.

On Tuesday evening, 9th inst,
my HORSE was stolen, las believe
from the street in front of the Court
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HAyRE, Oct 10.

HAvRE, Oct 10.
American Flour continues dull OF sale, 800 bbls,
Richmond supcrfine have boon purchased at 33f
per Dbl duty paid; at public auction, 592 bbls.
Virginia and 1876 sour Genessee went off at 22f to
23f. 70 t.. also duty paid. Stock, in first and Sc.
cond hands 10000 bbis.
CoHohS-Ihe demand has continued 10 be limited
,ne iast ten days the Gales which have taken place
have however, been effected at firm prces and we
can make no reduction in any of our quotations
for this article.
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FOREIGN.

LATER FROM EURoPE.-The British Gnvernwon,
packet Lady Ogle, arrived at Boston, from Halifax ON
Wednesday evening, with the October mail from EugI,nd
which LETT Falmouth on the 9th of that month. London
dates 10 the 4h are brought by this arrival, and Birmipg.
nam ana other provincial papers TO the 9th of October.
The Boston papers give brief summaries of the inteli.
gence, from which we take the following.
a paper Of the 4h says there is no truth in the report of
the dedlh oil the King of Spain. He had been seriouslv
indlsposed, but hopes were entertained of his recovery.
Sir Walter Scott died insolycnt. The present Sir Wal.
ter Scott, who succeeds TO the Baronetcy. is now in hi,
ozi year, and Major OF the 10Th, or Kings Hussdrs, quar-
tered at Manchester.
A ministry has at length been formed in France. Soul,
TO be President Of the Council.
Troops TO a heavy amount are gathered on the nor,hor,,
frontier OF France, and the Government is making nreoa.
rsiions Tor Immediate war in that quarter. The number
oil troops IRON Duukirk to Givet l., estimated at 100 600
men,
The Prussian government has demanded Of the French,
mat ITS troops shall be removed so Leagues from the Bel
gan frontier, promising 10 Withdraw its own TO the same
distance; but II this measure be not adopted, and If French
troops enter Belgium, a Prussan army will also enter OIL
its side.
Portugal-Up to the 2s,b septonber no cenersl ~,
iack had been made on 0porto by the army Of Don Mi.
gnel. On the 21st aud 22d, there had been a good deal
OF skirmishing, with but a if1ing loss 10 either side. Tic
Greatest distress prevailed in the army Of Don Miguel
/ he Coinmissariat was badly supplied, and the men desn-
tlte oishoes, and their clothing In rags. The troops of the
The Marquis OF Anglesea has sailed from Portsmouth
with troops for Don Pedro.
The Spanish armies were r%etreaGog from the Portu.
guese frontiers.
The King Of Bavaria had been violently assaulted n,
entering the city on the 21st Sept. He received serious
INJURY from the pelting Of a mob.
u iamtne was raging ia the northern provinces of S,vo.
owe
An instruction had broken out at Naples. bu, wac
speedily quelled. W"
The people ofGermany were preparing to submit to The
protocols OF Frankfort. y"
The cholera has appeared in Norway.
IuTkey and Egypt.-Since tho capture Of AJeopo he 1
.6rahim Paeha, the Turkish army, broken and disbesrteny.
retreat before him without q chance Of their beinO
ole TO check his conquest Of all Syria.
Adfef from PoJtugai-The brig Moscow, Capt. Jan.
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ELECTION RETURNS.

New NoRK, November 8.
The Election in this city has terminated in the complete
overthrow OF orr opponents. The Jackson ticket has sue
cecded by a triumphant majority, which would have
been still larger but for a gross and criminal fraud pFac-
tsed by our adversaries. They procured a jackson Flee
torai ticket to be printed, containing an additional name,
making 80 Electors instead of the legal number, IL. This
ticket was put into the hands of many OF our friends who
received Without suspicion, and deposited itin'the ballot
boxes. By this means 400 votes, ii is said, were los, inthe
Eighth Ward: for the ballots in question, were, rs moSI
persons are OF opinion, i%nvaila,cd, by having iuore han
the legal number Of Electors. What is the precise loss
occasioncd To our pirtyin the city by this shameful and
wicked article is not a'ccrtaiued-probably more tl0u a
thousand. N
The Jackson candidates for Congress, in this city aud il.
neighborhood, are undoubtedly elected. IN this remark
we intend to include the Isl, 81, 81, In and oh Districts,
which are tho only ones from which we have any inteili-
grnce. la the 1t District, composed OF Suffolk and
Qlccn5 Comfy. John King, tic Clay candidate, aud.tc
rs Gay Neunher in our State logislaiion, has lost his
.y . teciiel majority. Even Queens County
't '%a5rs;ailY gone against US, gave, iii said a major
30. -JJ against him.
We give below = statement Of the votes taken in the sG
vor,l ANarls OF our city for the Electoral Ticket. Let OWi
V''e In ne city - doubtless even greater than that for inc
Jackson ticket, since It is less affected by the frauds of rhe
pPpo ION. IAe Electoral Ticset in the State is safe b\
!'nd'o"ie majority.
~ "F@S. DAYS. Total. .5foioriGfs
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3O1O 1875
22IS 1890

The Boston Courier has returns from 43 towns which
though not official, the Editor presumes 10 be correct
giving the Jackson ticket 57O3 votes, and the Opposition
Heket oV5o: a letter in the Morning Post dated Concord,
Nov. 4, referring TO the lit above copied, saws, Our cleo.
'In has just closed; the returns come in quicker than
usual. From the complexion Of the above | do not doubt
that we have defeated the enemy by a larger vote ,han
ever before in a contested election"-Ib.
NEW HAdPsHIRE.-We have received a sin from
inc once oil the New Hampshire Patriot, containing re-
luFhs rom eIght-ilve towns-we had before received re-
turns from seventy-six towns, making the whole heard
rom one hundred and sixty-one: in these towns the votes
Tor Jackson are 22,65i-for Clay 17,473. Jackson maio-
Iity 51Sl. The following is extracted from the sIin abova
referred to-
."Ihe DEMocRAcY Of this State has triun,phed glo-
1iGnSty; Our majority will not be less than SEVEN
we have a slip from the Office of the New Hampshire
Patriot dated Tuesday evening, which says, othe Demo.
cracy OF this State has tfiunphed gloriousiy. Our maiori-
~ will not be less than SEVEN THOUSAND. The
majority in Rockingham county is 326; in STAFFORD, 674. in
Merrimack, 293O; in Hills borough, SO9; and in Grafton IS
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L e boston Sonrler mas returns from twenty towns in
York County, which give the jackson ticket a majority
of 900.-B.
MAINE.-By the precise returns from all but five
towns in Cumberland country, there is a large gain for
the Democratic ticket. The gain in the ~subjoined towns,
upon the result in September last, is 1913! The whole
gain OF the county will not vary materially FROM $50. So
triunphS the cause IF freedom and liberal principles
in MAINE.
In York County, the nett Democratic gain is rising 400.
"Rcnnebunk, Mon. 6.-We yesterday met a most vic
lent aristocracy, and put them down in this County by
about 1900 Cackson) majorty-so you may say Maine is
safe"
KENNEBUNK, Nov. 6, 1892, 2 o'clock p. NJ.
To the Editors Of the Evening Post.
Dear Sir: The Election Tor Electors Of President and
Vice President in this State has Just terminated. The re-
suit cannot be doubttul-I5 Of the 20 tow ms in tho county
OF York has been heard from, which gives a nett gain for
Jackson since the September Elections. These towns
comprise all. the strong holds nr tho a~"~-3.i.- ~~9Thry wuI
exceed lJUU. The majority for Governor Smith, the Jack.
sol, candidate for Governor, in September, was lIOI
Governor Smiths majority in The State, over all candidates
exceeded 5000 In the choice of Electors a plurality
elects. Your obe't servant, sc.
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELEcTIoN.-The Boston Morn
ing Post OF yesterday gives the following table of the re-
sun oil The election i'll New Hampshire, as far as the result
* aSpnrfafnat
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Jackson.


MaJ0ritY OF Jackson 1893
me whole Jackson ticket elected in Dutcbess. Mar.
cy,s majority over 5O0-Elcctoral vote 600.
HHc"eefddg Counfy-Yan Yrdnken, Jaek. POI. Van
One hundred and five majority for Van Buren,. Gu,
general uckei, IncIudlng Mr.. Craiuer, will DO better
! lie electoral ticket will probably have nearly 900 JACK.
son majority
Iron tho y. Y. American, Nov. OF
Inc election seems, in this State, To have gone vo,v
much as IT did ~ PeDnsylyanis-by a general hufra for
Vack'ou, aud all lhat his name bears along with him. OF
all the counties yet heard FROM, little Richmond has alone
gwen an anii-Jackson majority. Queens. Kings, New.
= otk, "csicbesier, PufUam, Rocklapd, Orange, Ulster.
Duchess, Columhin, Albany, Rensselaer,, ScLenectadv
saratoga, nave all given majofites-nonc less Than 200.
and ZONE as high ~ 1900, for Jackson aud Mafcy-ns
' eo ad The Spoiis. We will not occupy our columns
wlh Par,ial returns or estimates. We 90 not doubt lie
2la,e y Iodj and when the official canvass is made. we
.n'n publish u as a matter Of useful Information, and a..
WV hRsEY@B Bergen and Sussex counties have rome
~ '"CNs9n' Essex against bin 10y 1900 majority. There
- DO "Ouo'' we presume, That New Jersey is safe.
CoNNEcTicUT.-The MidletoNn Gszete contains
tctu'hs lom 'ttowns, which give SfGs votes ioi the Cav
uehot o2'oior Jackson and 1873 Tor Wit.
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"HM fOkk CITY ELECTORAL VOTE.
3lO-Sixth 55)-SovcnHi 753 -Eirhl, dI2-Nirh se2
Tenth 72i-Eeyenth 1iOJ-Twcim 53s-Tidrtecntb
OO5-t ourlcentI 5il-Fihcenh 77-TotaI 63tI.
.4nti- Jdfbson.-frst Ward, 323-Second, 9Os-Tbird
136-To'dl 767. ~
Maio,ty lor Jackson, 55f7
h"S' C@i'afH -Jacfon maioi'y Tor Governor .62s
HNef1S C0"9fy M Ioity lor us Iarkson Electoral
Ticket 2Jj. lGrangers mj go 1880 wa.lil his and
IHtF 'Ouniy coupJss tie tCOusresisuI di4trict-hn
''rN tp 1851 give % Daj. OF G5G for Throop i,
''1L-s. H-Ju insjofty 81.
.tpASv--By de steam boat Champlain, we
t N3dty Argnsoi yesterday, and are favored with
" Zip from thr PoIghkecpii Journai Office.
1"D''y iIe Argus Js-"Oue Of tie most severely
contested elections ever known in dis State, terminated
ic'iori'y' l'"Fcr have we seen iho combined forces OF
lcicr'iitn, ani masonry, hd 80 tie factions 90 sc;ive. 81
'P'f''i' l.' "e hHy "db SO violent. Here, By lie pro.
Oh ''.N 7,it',' 'nean8, by open bribery. and
% 'nfb"g mJ deception, they bad conf
'NI cllfyluS we city by toll 800, aud
h'l 'si heciy OF POO f'cy bod just come out OF the
charter contest viii every savage dtinopsirviop a mi.
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dfojOrities.
IOfaL 1900 0,t23 1911 3O,G73

-OtW' i'5'oO 0,s2) 1,0ll 3O,G73 7S7
Ia The thirteenth wand, Marcy has a majority over
Granger, $50: Tracy over Stevens 5e: Van Schaick oyer
Lamb 5oL--N. Y. III. Post.
TIE ELEcrIoN.-The contest is over las, ricL,
The polls closed in this cty, after a 'three DAYS" poliiic.l
conflict OF the most exciting nature we have ever beheId.
Inc democratic majority for Jackson, Van Buren,, and
MARCY IN uis CITY, Is nearly
sF M1uSdHd Not a doubt rests on our mind but the
De'nocTauc Party have swept every thiug before them in
me "cmpWc State" General Jackson and Martin Van
Buren viii receive the electoral vote OF New York, JIdre
marcy - elected Governor, and John Tracy, Lieut.. Cover
nor. We have heard from The river counties sufficient to
satisfy or H4.ud7 Oh ut geHcg1i result.
And nov, after such q great and sweeping triumph.
achlcVeH ny Tie spirit, honor, and energy OF The Demo
cratic Party, what will be sld? what can be s,iI2 what
results MiIi iolio"! what effects Will be produced OH pu6-
lie opinion?
Its Impossible to state, at this moment, the multitude Of
reflections which crowd on the nind-to grasp for a Sc
cond the crowd OF anlicpaiionS which rise up and force
themselves upon the Imagination. General Jackson is
ffesident Tor another term, in seiie Of the money, the
threats, the corIupuOns of thc Bank Oiigarchy; Mr.. Van
burcn Is vice President, and President OF that very body
d men VINO hai the eGrontery and daring 10 disgrace ue
country IN tho eyesOf the world, by a mean aud contenp-
uOie rejection oil his nomination as Minister To England.
'd'Se Marcy IS our Governor against all the tricks aud
Hl'hHivFes OF The anti-masons, icderalists, traitors and re.
ereanis.-VN. y. Gi05e, Nou. 8.
NEW York, Nov. 9.-Tho news which poured In
upon ~ yesterday, is Of the most cheering character.
ne returns from eleven counties, though not official, ali
give large Jackson majoities, greatly exceeding our cal
cuId'ions. IL we are 10 fake the counties heard from az
an earnest OF what the others may have done. we shall
re retnrns as far as received enable us to prese1, The
following statement.
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Jackson majority
AIsioriues

Newark, canvassing not comprehensive state of the
canvass last evening indicated a reduction in the Clay ma
jority since the October election, from 200 TO 100.
When our paper went TO press. ll66 votes werc can.
vassed, Of which the Clay Ticket had a majority over the
Jackson Ticket Of only serenty.fre.
Essex will probably give the Clay Ticket reduces ma
jority Of 400.
Accounts from Bergen warrant us in expecting a ma.
jority OF at least $50 for the Jackson Ticket in that coun
~.
NEW JERsEY.-From the following ascertained and es-
thnated maioriiies in the several counties oil New Jersey.
II would appear probable, that this state has followed the
example OF Pennsylvania, and has given her vote for Gen.
BY TO morrow we expect to have Ihe official
returns from al. the counties. The friends of JACKSON
have never claimed it in any Of their calculations.
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GLOBES

We have received two Globes, both Of the Democratic
persuasion, from the east: taking them as to proximity, we
have first the JNeD York Globe, edited by James Cor
don B~enneuEEsq. II is neatiy got up in a mechanical
point Of view, and in other respects il aeserving Of patro-
mage. Mr.. Bennett is at outs with the other lahourcrs Of
New York in the same Cause with himself, or rather they
arc at outs with him. OF the merits OF the quarrel we
cannot speak, but we believe that Mr.. Benefits talent as a
popular editor is not denied even by his enemies; and
while he devotcs his energies 10 the work OF disse minating
true Democratic principles, he has our warm wishes for
his success.
The Boston Globe is published daily, Sundays iuclu-
ded, atthe low price of 50 80 per annum. Ii supports the
present administration warmly, and Judging from the
number before us, is conducted with split aud talent.
we should have been pleased 10 see these papers in the
field at an earlier day, but it is never too late to DO good.
ANA we hail their appearance, even now at the eleventh.
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since our paper oil yesterday was issued, we have re-
celved the Maysville and Louisville papers Of the Ist inst
which say nothing of the death Of Mr.. Senator Bib. and
we ihier that the Information communicated by the letter
from Maysvllle Is incorrect-JNdt. Int.
Senator Bib, IF Rentucky.-A report prevailed , Cov
days since, OF the death of this gentleman. We are han.
Py 10 announce to his numerous friends throughout the
Cnlon' says the u 5. Telegraph, that a letter from his "a.
mlly has been recently received in this civ. line ,Ia,e If
which proves the rumor to be uniounded.
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/ and ElImaker, ON the CIa, Ticko,,
prosent minority Cor jackson
1865

Icfen majority % Jackson l3oOS
given 1t " , h sI @in Sssss n p %."s SdS q Giek xits ST%, G an1 r I'h5 We're also
king sp ,t the whole vote Of the county 1874; being a much greater n9@-
z 4. ,' aEs rI SSiS snaa e election GSso Is si isss n if icy ly S1s.r s ., Soi il ibs sn s'1 E:
;6si ,;n % % Sss yo was only 1872; 90 that " . have a clear gain since
in consequence Of The unfayolOSie state Of The weather r on 81 Men %psn
S Snsl o, ,S SOa, Sc, NIL FL 70 md DC closed LINT SGii - this evening; though j. is pro-
than eight or ten were poiled.'
~ Scattering.
: a !1s &s"is . IIsaasssss Wa Was i saS 1RsPs in Rspor''' r. p y PSghGas'.
A. 4! M Msasl 6: store ore o. S.,., %
'', <; Sss S9 on '''' name q ' ''i - Fi:i %;;
A. i Bsn G 6 House the a"'%9v'd 4 eEstr received I8a
A. WaLin's Store g
AtMt' Airy aud Rorcrs no, known, Das4
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
Z 14mheTst-"T The day very unlikely, with rain un,; I
of ,he 2 , . 20 ~ me morling--not much more than half
punctual IN aitendance-some OF our Barbonr fr;snSs =
lowed me Clay ticket, some voted not at all, and some
, hnenS sase 'ne Jackson ticket a reluctant support;-all
.hese circumstances combined, accounts for the neacre
majority toihstonding, had the election been iii
ana 'he trends OF Barbour (A ho did not actually bol1. gt,
sun would have been as heretofore, about ,bCee. 6nbs oc
me county IN favor Of the administrations ,b., J,daa
friends" "s ~c"stp
= nGaelourtI" The returns from the seperate Elec lions
~ ms county have just come TO hand, ] am therefore ma
lieu 10 give you an exact statement OF The polls. In
rincasue, Jackson and Van Buren, rot three hundred al
I'eVe, ma Gay and Sergeant twenty seven. In salem
= y ~ ", % ioo' Clay andS 81. In New Castle J. and
V Is. 100, c. and S. 4. la Pationsburc ] and W = ~
= and :; 80 AZ S~hirkey's J. and ". b.. 60, G.. and s.
~ hlaking IN The county of BoIciourt Jackson and Van
DtlIeh '43-CIay and Sergeant III. So Won viii CD
wa. me jackson. men have been up and a-doinp." ""'
G"PePT--" The votes are nearly 5 10 Tn.
S oTn, woes were Tor tie %unpledged ticket. do not
ue"eve twenty more Ciny votes could have been raised in
Lhe county while The Jackson vote could. donhr .n :"
nave been nearly doubled. This vote, however Iii
ssiNe 10 leach some Of our folks, a useful lessor. . W."
y 6Teen6TieT.-''l 1t is with pleasure | anpounce ,ov.,
h wy 'rGsuNo, me PRESIDENTIAL election in this county. All
t i eHee"1'iei! al hall the veto! You will recolIect tbat
this Is The place where Henry CLAW made lie coia (. u"I
ereeuoheerng dinner speech; the very den OF FedcraIism
~ u supporters 1.-THE Adanses. You will, by referrine
W your MES lour years ago, find tina, Adams vote i'm re
.ounly was about three TO one against Jackson: now lie
sign OF the case is altered. NV" nc