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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-03-13
Sherif's Sale.


Hoff & Wright, To Nav
Stephen D. Howell &, sec'ty. Term 1870
William Burk,
VS.
Robert McKinstry, survivor,
Same.
Charles Herman,
VS.
Same.
R. Purgear & Co.,
Same.
John Fraser,
vs..
Same.
George Fisher & Co.,
vs.
Same.
The Planters Bank,
VS. Fl IA
Stephen D. Howell, ct. al.
Fellaws, Wadsworth & Co.,
VS. f ia
Stephen D. Howell.
Amos A. Galpin use SC,
= vs..
Same.
10y virtue of the above stated executions
ID to me directed from the Honorable
Circuit Court of Yazoo county, Mi, | will
expose at public sale, for cash, 10 the high
est bidder, at the court house door of Yazoo
county, on Monday the goth day of April
next, within the hours prescribed by law, the
following real estate, to wit:-Lot No. OF
section s, and lots Nos. and 5 of section
II, and east half of the north east quarter,
and the east half of the south east quarter
of section Z, all in township IA, range 2 west,
containing in all 4l3 acres. Also, the I'M
divided moiety in lots Nos. and 4, of Sec
ton 20, township IA, range west, con-
tanning 159 6S-lO0 acres; and east half OF
the north west quarter, and north east quar-
ter of section 10, township IA, range 2 west,
containing 24l l4-l00 acres; east half OF
the south west quarter, and south east quar-
ter Of section l6, township Ia, range west,
containing 242 22-I00 acres. Also, the
north west quarter of section %, the north
west half of north east quarter of section
80, the south west quarter section ~
the south west quarter of section 20, and
all thas part of lot No. 6, in section 10,
lying east Of the line dividing lots Nos. l and
9, was continued south to the Yazoo river,
which said described land lies in township
II, range west, containing 455 acres
Also, all of the south east half of south east
quarter of section 30, township IL, range 2
west. Also, the following lois in YazoO
City, formerly Manchester, Mi, to witt
Lots Nos, lO4, 212, 2I3, 3O6, $50, los, 100,
1913, 35, I0l, 300, 800, 425, 45l, 300, 313,
$50 and 100, some of which are well i'm
proved; levied on as the property of Stephen
D. Howell, TO satisfy the above stated exc
By F. w. Wheless, D. S.
Benton, Feb 90, 1910 [pr fee S36l 34-8t
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-03-13

By F. w. Wheless, b. S.
Benton Jan. 90, 1910, (Pr fee S12l 33-n
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-03-13

SHERIFF'S SALE
M B Hamer & Co., To Holmes county
VS. Fl ia Circuit Court,
L G Galloway, ct ais. April Term, 1910.
To Yazoo county Circuit Court, to May
Term, 1910.
James w. Cusack,
VS. al Fl ia
John M. Parisot, 1st Endorser,
Galloway & Richardson, I'd do.
10y virtue of the above stated executions
IL to me directed, from the Honorable
Circuit Courts of Holmes and Yazoo coun-
ties, MI, will sell for cash, at the court
house door of Yazoo county, to the highest
bidder, on Monday the 9Th day Of April
next, within the hours prescribed by law,
the following land, TO wit:-Lot No. l. OF
section 81, township II, range 3 west; lots
Nos 4, and 6, of section So, township l,
range west; lots Nos. 2 and 4, of section
2, township 10, range 4 west, and lot No.
OF section IS, township IL, range west;
lots 4 and 5, Of section 81, township IL,
range 3 west; lot No. 2, of section 81, town
ship IL, range west; lot No. 2, of section
81, township IL, range 3 west, and lot No.
8, of section 30, township /, range 8 west,
containing one thousand and thirty acres !:
levied on as the property of L G Galloway.
TO satisfy the above stated cases and costs.
P. BUFORD, Shift,
BY F. w. Wheless, d. S.
Benton. Feb s, 1910, lpr fee $f6l 33-7t
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-03-13

There are great many asses without
long ears.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BALTIMORE, AUGUST 10.

NOTICE.
OCOTTI'S INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, Old Es-
y Enlistment, No. West Fayette street, basement
story Of Barnums City Hotel and nearly opposite the
Battle Monument.
''Now's the day and now's the hour.'
Idle times are now all for those who will apply
for situations. Just bring recommendations and you
will certainly find employment.
n3-WANTED DAILY, Porters, Walters, Ostlers,
Coaehman, Laborers, Clerks, Barkeepers, Chamber.
maids, Cooks Wet and Dry Nurses, SC.
FAMILIES may rely upon getting good servants at
this office.
INFORMATION on any business given or received,
or forwarded far
HOUSES, Lots, Farms, Sc. for sale, rent or lease.
CITIZENS, Strangers and Emigranls visiting this
city, would do well TO call at this office.
LOST CHILDREN kept at this office until called
for.
SLAVES.-Persons having Slaves for life, that wish
dispose of them, either the State can find
purchasers for them ut this office.
Any commands will be thankfully received and
promptly attended to. Charges moderate, and parcH-
ulary be il uadersood all communications through the
post office must be post paid
au III
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THE PROSPECT BEFORE US.

A correspondent asks me to give HIM my opln-
ion of the next Presidential election. l would
warn all persons who may be disposed to bet on
the issue, to be careful, and refrain from adopt
ing the judgment of any one. OF course all men
make up their opinions ON the information which
they receive from others, and it is with others,
SO it is with US. We, however, go beyond the
opinions of others we look to the essential
causes and the principles involved in this conflict,
and make up our opinion on these. Mr.. Wright of
New York, and others, will bear US witness
that at the commencement of the late session of
Congress, we entreatsd them to exert their
influence to arrest Mr.. Van Buren's destr1c-
ttUe measures, and that we then told them that
the measures of the administration would defeat
MIR. Van Buren's reelection. Our expecta-
tions have been fully realised-what has trans
PRED places the election of Gen. Harrison be-
whether Mr.. Van Buren, will get single vote
1t is perhaps true that at this time he would
receive the vote of New Hampshire and Soutl
Carolina!o but beyond these we cannot consider
the other States as doubtful, unless, indeed, il
be that Missouri, Arkansas and Georgia should
be SO rated We know the influence which the
vote elsewhere viii have on the wavering, and
we cannot believe that South Carolina will give
her vote to Mr.. Van Buren-New Hampshire
may.
One word of advice-We would say to the
Wings that our danger is in our strength. Take
care that you fall not out by the way. Let us
invite every repcntant and wavering man to
Join our ranks Let us always remember that
we are fighting for our country, and that to
make our cause triumph we must be united.
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The aDEMR InnI y

This is an atrocious term OF reproach uttered
against Gen. Harrison, whose opinions upon LII
subjects perhaps well known to the peo-
pie of this coSntry, as those of any other public
man living. And the author is that GLOW fell
low" the Presidents late cabinet companion
the base ingrate-Kendall; Van Buren's extra
LIAR" as he has becn aptly designated, since he
eft Van Buren's council and joined Blair in the
Extra Globe.
Foreign nations must entertain an exceedingly
deprecated opinion of the intelligence OF the
American people, upon discovering that this re-
puted poor ssdumb idop' of MIR. Van Buren's
chief official defender, has more honest and sim
lcere CO supporters" than the speaking golden
Idol, residing in the palace at Washington, who
commands host of one hundred thousand will
ling slaves to do his utmost bidding-who has
been able to mould to his will the majority of
both houses Of Congress-and holds in his 'Ehuge
paws" Crosus like, the entire revenue and
wealth Of the republic, and dispenses it with
avish hand to all whose csnsciences permit them
to obey that Idol's commands.
If Kendall and the affiliated pensioners of the
government press could, by any possibility speak
the truth upon that issue, or upon any subject In
which the sssstimulus ofusslf interest," was con-
cerned, and foreigners could give credence to his
assertions, it would indeed be passing strange
that the latter (yan BUREN, should not have pre-
eminence over the reputed ssdumb idol" For
once, however, he did speak the truth, though it
was designed for an object other than himself;
but it is so pertinent to his own true character,
as all who know him would readily attest from
experience, that we cannot resist the desire OF
presenting the portrait to the public for their add
miration of its fidelity. Here what Kendall him
self says--he speaks from experience
s'The propensity to lying becomes so tyranni-
cal and despotic, that it does not require the
stimulus OF self-interest, fear shame-but, on
the contrary, INDUCES itself in the most unbound
ed license, from the mere force Of habit, and in
the absence of all temptations A. r.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Moorehead, 622 Saunders, 446
letter says:-'I have just heard from .Ber-
tie-the entire whig ticket has prevailed
wing gain in the Legislature in BERTHE and one
in Halifax.
We add below the notice of the Richmond
Wing of the 10th:
NORTH CAROLINA-GOOD NEWS!
We have looked with steady confidence to the
success of the Wings in this steady State, and
the elections now in progress confirm, far as
heard from, our most sanguine hopes. Already
have the Wings gained .fire members OF the Lee
gislature, to wit: one in Granville, one in North
smpton aud three in Halifax (Bynum's couAty,)
and lost none In the last House of Commons
there were 65 Wings and 55 Loco Focos-In
the Senate, 81 Wings and SO Loco Focos. We
have no doubt that the majority will be very
considerably enlarged, and that (Messrs. Brown
and Strange having resignod) two Wings viii be
elected to the Senate of the United States.
Morehead will also be elected Governor of
North Carolina by from to 10000 majority and
with Wing Governor, Wing Legislature,
and so large a Wing ma ority in August, no
tional man can doubt that Gen. Harrison will
receive her electoral vote in November. All
Wing accounts from the State speak of the event
as certain Virginia and North Carolina, who
have so long acted shoulder to shoulder, will not
DC separated III november. D0tn Will VOte iOI
Gen. Harrison by handsome maiorities,
But to the good news Bynum's district veted
on Thursday, and quote extra from the
Roanoke Advocate of Saturday for the splendid
result to the Wings. Pope, Moore and Gee are
the Wing Commoners elected, and Joyner to the
Senate.
Glorious and Unprecedented W,hig Victory
HALIFAX ERECT
The Valley of the Roanoke rescued from the
hands of the spoilers
We have given Morehead majority for Gov
ernor, elected Whgi Senator and three Wing
Commoners-a gain to the Wings of three in
the Legislature
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To the Hon. John nj. Niles,

To the Hon. John nj Niles,
Post Master General.
Your deputy at Jerusalem Mills, Hartford
county, has been guilty of endorsing on the
back of letter passing through his Office, the
following:
''Sir: If you have embraced the Republican
principles, do not let the log cabin with all its
infamous lies, turn you from the path of truth
JAMES HEBRON, P. M"
We have seen the document, and if denied,
the fact can be proved. We state the fact that
you may take such action in the premises as
you should do.
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DIED.

es!erday morning, 10th inst, Mrs Mary Cain, con-
sol o. James Gain, in the s6th year of her age.
IN mohdayzater long Illness William II. Moore
rom Liverpool, England, aged 80 years.
oh MONDAY, George Richard, son of William and
margaret Waldman, aged years and months
ty Of Friends. N'S oos'o-
On the Sd inst Miss catharine Boand in the 23d year
81 ner age native of the County Tpperary, Ireland
IN l,le st s Charlotte Frances, youngest daughter
OF hugh Z. T. and Mary Hughes, aged year.
AZ Easton, Md on the 7th inst. Miss Elizabeth He-
guns ~ the 2Ist year of her age.
In talbot county on the 18th ult Mrs. Rebecca Bull
len, consort of John Builen.
AT ner residence, CentreviIle, Nd on the 9Th
inst., Mrs. Aizira. wife w. Y. Wright ESQ.,
WIN. Birch "'ts y
theirs, aged 81 years. Se's,
At Rutland, Vermont, on the LIST inst. William Fay.
Esq, Editor oil the Rutland Herald, aged So. n
At Manhattan, Ohio, on the 25tt ulf., BENJAMIN +.
snead Esq, Editor Of me Manhattan Advertiser. aged
At Jacksonville, IIinois, on the 18th uIt Tfezekiab T.
Alien, Of the firm of Alien & Mann, Of Boston
OLIVE OIL 10 pipes, for saie by
~ HIRCKHEAD & rEARCE
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KENTUCKY.

The Louisville Journal, Aug. 6, says:-awe
hear that the wings have carried Green, Hart.
Logan, Barren, Casey and Washington"
From the Frankfort Commonwealth, we learn
that the Governor has issued his proclamation
for|the purpose of converting the Legislature on
the 18th inst. The last Legislature did not pro-
vide for the election Of Presidential electors and
it i for this purpose that this body is called to-
gether.
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LEGIsLATuaE-SENAre.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
As far as heard from, the Senate now stands
Wings, Locofoco's, none. Last year the same
counties stood Van Buren,, Wing
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
80 Wings, Locos.
Crawford County is reported to have gone for
the Whigs-last year it was represented by
Locoioco.
Knor-Bigger's majority S00-Gain 14O
.Marti'.-Bigger's majority 27-not complete.
Houghton, Wing, elected Representative. Loco
last year.
DGvies-Biggor's majority 239-not complete.
Wing, Representative. Last year Loco.
La'Orence-Howard's maj. 4. Wing gain 1853.
Wing and Loco elected representatives.
Washinston-Howards maj. reported at 300
Loco Foco mai. last year 7O9. Wing Sheriff
and one representative. Last year the represen-
tatives were all Locos.
Suttiran-Loco Foco, as it was last year.
LIBERALIZATION ticket carried, except for re-
representatives. Champer beat Moore 80 votes.
Old Tip can beat any of his colts at least 100 in
Owen
The returns come in slowly and imperfect "
from the West. Enough is received however
from Kentucky and Indiana to confirm our glo-
nous triumph. From Indiana the returns are
as follows: We give the majorities in '36,
many Of the present returns being incomplete.
So far the gain upon the election of '36, is up
xrar1x If 3 O00 vote<
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G5-WHIG MEETING NEAR MIDDLETOWN, on
the 18th August.-The Wings of Catoctin and Har-
boughs Valley, contemplate having public entertain
ment near Middletown, on the 18th day of August
The Committc0 of Invitations" request the Wing press
generally to announce the meeting, and to invite all per-
who may be disposed to attend 1t is expected that
the Electoral candidates and others, viii deliver adj
dresses, aud
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NOTICE.
4 Ii PERSONS WHOM 1T NAY coz.


4 IL. PERSONS WHOM 1T EEAY con-
- Germ hereby required TO tnke notice that the
lands situated in the States of Kentucky and Virgiaia
which, belonging james Swan, OF. Boston, the Goth
day OF August, 1880, amounting TO two million Eve
hundred and ftywo thousand three hundred and four
three quarter acres, that day, by deed dated
at Paris, in France, conveyed TO Samuel Allison, OF
Philadelphia, in fee simple, and have since been
veyed TO me, in trust for the United States American
Land Company, and that /, and | alone, rs Trustee
aforesaid and such persons may be appointed BY my
are, will be, authorised TO SELL ease rent, otle-
wise dispose of said lands any Of them and all per,
especially notified net to purchase, rent ease
otherwise contract with any other person. therefore
and especially not to purchase of p Dumas Jr. who
claims part of the said lands the for the cred
ors of Swan, under act of the Legislature of Vir
glnia, or of one Dumorghue, any other person pre-
tending TO act for in the behalf of the said Dumas Of
tle creditors ofthe said Swan.
These lands will be sold rented or leased advaRta-
geous TERMS They are scattered through the State of
Kentucky and Western Virginia, and persons wishing TO
purchase rent or lease part of them requested
to address me, postage paid, at Baltimore.
DUFF GREEN,
jy24 dly Trustee u. S. A. Land Company
{15-The Richmond Wing, and the Reporter, Lev,na
ton KY, will please insert this weet ar three
months and forward their accounts to thi- ofice
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HOWARD DlSTRICT.-In conformity with the au-
thority vested in the Wing Central Committee of How
ard District the Wing voters notified that meeting
will be held at the place of holding the polls in each of
the respective election, districts, SATURDAY, the
18th of August four O'clock P NJ. for the purpose of
nominating candidate for county com Lissioner for
each of said districts.
jy30 ]. S. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
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D7-A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE FIRST
WARD TIPPECANOE CLUB, will be held at Vic
tory's old stand, on FRIDAY EVENING, 18th instant,
at half past o'clock Punctual attendance is request
ed as business of importance will be laid before the
Club BY order, A. B. CHAMBERLAIN,
au Ii Secretary.
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85-BALTIMORE COUNTY.-The Harriso Demo
Gratis are requested TO meet at VIM. Slade's, tenth
election district Saturday, the 22d of August. Sc
vera distinguished friends will deliver addresses and
club will be formed. The friends OF the Administration
invited attend discuss the claims of their
didates. aus
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-12

STEAM sHHps The French Government and
chambers havs adopted the measure Of estab-
fishing line Of steam ships to run from Havrs
70 \. York. Tbs subscriptions already amount
to nillion Of frames.
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nz-ELEYENTH WARD TIPPEC.aN0E CLUB,
Attend a regular stated meeting at Bells TaV"rn (ex.
ington Market0 THIS EVENING, at 8 O'Clock. Com
miiiaos appointed at former meeting various i'm
portant Subjects will be expected TO report progress.-
A full attendance is therefore requested
BY order, EDW. NEEDLES,
an 10 Rec. Sec.
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Mr.. Bear, the Buckeye Blacksmith, is in New
York. On Monday he addressed the people at
the Wing rendezvous, 9th ward, and on Tues
day at the central Log Cabin, Broadway.
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A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE FIRST WARD
TIPPECANOE CLUB, will be held at Victory's old
stand, on FRIDAY EVENING, 14th inst. at half past
O'Clock Pdrctual attendance is requested, as business
of Importance will be laid before the Climb,
nv order A. b, CHAMBERLAIN,
,u,o Secretary.
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E, ]. Engleman, late Postmaster at Mancshe
tes, near York, Pa, charged with having unlaw-
fully detained letter containing funds, and SUBJ
sequentiy arrested by the Marshal of the United
States, was brought before Judge Hopkinson, of
the U. >. Circuit Court, on a writ of habeas
corps, and discharged upon his entering into
fecognizance in the sum of $500, and giving
two suretles Of $3.50 each. A further hearing,
If the party appears, will be had on the 24th inst
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Me WHY INVENTED .4ORSE POWER

49, inns LING MACHINE.
FHNHE subscribe. would inform the public that he
a ; mas NEE able to test his NEW HORSE POWER
= l II -.nSTlING MACHINE, and now offers them TO
aio public" hs.e";1g that they will fully meet the expec
on and wishes of the purchasers, he thinks that they
will be found equal if superior to any Machines for
that purpose now in use. They compact, strong,
and is believed to be very dLTable calcuatedo work
ed by four horses.
He has also on hand other Horse powers and Thresh-
ng Machines less expensive.
He is likewise Agent for the sale of Mr. Urnuy's Horse
Powers and Threshng Machines; those preferng these
Machines can procure them by calling at his Farmers
Repository, in Pratt street.
lie % J. s. EASTMAN
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BRookLYS, N. 4, it is supposed will show
population Of 81, 900 souls being gain of 20, 900
the last ten years.
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ng-TWELFTH WARD.-The Wing voters of the
Twelfth Ward requested TO meet at the Western
Hotel, (late Clarks) West Baltimore st. on THURS
DAY EVENING NEXT, August 18th, at O'Clock. A
full and general attendance of the voters of the Ward
desirable, as business of importance to them, win be
laid before them. = au IL
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MARRIED..

On the 4th inst. William H. Allen to Miss Mary FL
len stitchberry, both of Talbot county.
On tue 90 inst Aaron M. Arlett, of Caroline county,
Annes county.
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ff9-GRAND RALLY OF THE FRIENDS OF
HARRISON.-There will be rally of the friends of
HARRISON AND REFORM, at the S. w. corner of
Sharp and German streets, (Gaddess's Stone Yard)
THURSDAY EVENING the 18th inst at eight O'Clock.
Distinguished friends of the win address the meet
ing AP au ii
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WORTHY OF NOTICE.

ENOR SALE.-A very likely MULATTo GIRL,
y between & 10 years Of age to serve until she Is
., she is well grown for her age and come highly
recommended She is from the country and has been
brought up to house work. The present owner sells
her account of having further for her. For
other particulars apply to LEWIS +. SCOTTI,
General Slave Agency and Intelligence Oice old es-
Enlistment, No. West Fayette street. basement
OF Banum's City Hotel au 10
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TIPPECANOE CLUBS ATTENTIONM
HEARRISON BREASTPINS.-Just publish
u a ed, beautiful steel Engraving of General HAIR
RISON inch square, suitable size for Breaspins;
allowed by judges to be the best likeness taken of
the "HerO OF Tippecanoe For sale by the 1000, 100
or single one, at TURNER'S,
No. % Harrison ST. near the Bazaar.
Where can also be had splendid Marriage Certii-
cate, beautifully engraved STEEL and printed in
riety of coors all l2-ws&T
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FOR PRESIDENT,
WIN: HENRY HARRISON
OF OHIO.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
JOHN TYLER
OF VIRGINIA.
BALTIM o r. f
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUG. II.

ay-Should the Western mails bring us suffi-
Gent returns we will issue Second Edition by
8 o'clock.
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MR. LEvIs.-This individual has not returned
with Mr. Newell, who went after him, bat is
said to have made some important disclosures in
relation to the Schuylkill bank.
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ELECTION RETURNS.
INDIANA.

We have received the indianapolis Journal,
extra" of August 5, from which we CLEAN the
following additional intelligence to that publish
ed in the Pilot of yesterday morning =
BIGGER. HOWARD.
Cass, 250 majority.
Clinton, 1877 maj.
Tppecanoe, 275 "
Parkc, 254 {"