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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

- osiN sOAP-l00 boxes Rosin SOAR rood ar.
4 ncls. Also. so boxes uosld Candles. ,usr roea.-
we'd and tor sale by W.B TYSON
Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

N tDICIL B0OTS.-noIniosh, fr.eIcs or
YE Physc, Hall on the Blood .Dungleson's Medical
Dictionary. Lnglesoos Human Physiology. Ingle-ons
General Therapeutics. Inglesons elements of Hygiene.
kberles Praatice, Green ON the skin. Juat recov 81
and for sale by STEPHENSON d CARwOOD
funa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

The Notes, Books and Accounts Of A. Lorinr
from the Ist ofJune 1880 TO 23d of March 1890 AL
SD the Notice Books and Accounts Of > Rice from
Goth ofSep 1898 at. OF Dec. 1892 were transfer
eeto me, pr. contract on the 23d Of March 1870
by A. Lonng
The said Notes and Accounts are guaranteed; il is
therefore necessary that due diligence should DC
used m their collection. From the great number of
these oemand- no further notice can be CIV en-it IL
therefore expected thai those interested wnl gov
eTn themselves accordingly.
p. ". Ste CRING.
The above demands are placed IN the hands Of
\. Caldwell esq for collection. p VS.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

SARGENTS POLITICAL REGISTER. FOR 1910
CSr received. being official Register of tn.
% vote cast IN the several states and couniie. for
President. Governor. Representatives Sfr Ar
oct 10. STEPHENSON e. CARwOoD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

kloUTHWICK'S CHEMICAL BLUE WRITING
- FLUID wnrrenied not To- mould or change colour
cbrale sesi pend and perfectly free from acid II
900 ~ cS dilute Nia ram W tfsr. Tor sale by
oct27 STEPHENSON & GARWOOD.
Mrs. MlLLERS TOBACCO. 1 case Mrs. Mi.
w lers New Iurk enc cut and chewing Tobaeoo
reed sni Or sale by s KING. f6 Water 81.
oct 81
N WENWr. -- ay------=---------------
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

1 1oPS-The highest cash prIce Will De paid Tor
< good merchanIable hops deliv cred ~ our ware
house Main street JACOB a. MITCHELL.
aug 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

", H. hlns. Grocer, Wheeling James Burlev. a
20, -, Moundsvillc Va. A. d Clarke. Fish Creek Y,
nOpL >. hoiiwny. smyrna ohio Mr.. Tun.b,.l
Ofire. Pil,shurg. s'''~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-27

q OoklNG CLASS MANUFACToRY.-whs
NJ sale and Retail Looking Glass Mandatory. M
) :, MarKet st, opposite tine Masonic Hall. The
S.ppsViueIs respectfully announce 10 the citizens of
"ueonhS ana vicinity, that they have on hand
se shG splendid assortment # Looking Glasses
oi tner owa Manufacture, the work nls n sLip a,
winch they warrant Inferior 10 son- In t,s I'nion
hhd winch they are determined to sell on the mos,
sdschAt ie terms. Also, Gilt and Mskogany FrsL..,
Oi every INSCRIPTION and quality made a order
VIC pht, Mahogany aud Fancy Frames rspaireQ
~ me neatest manner. }. G. HARBOUR IS Co.
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Obituary.

Died. In this e0aniy. On he 29th uli.
al.sr : short iIlness. he Rev. JaxEs
sxrrH. Of the Baptist Church. in me
57lh year Of his age. The deceased as
highly esteemed . . nsighbor and siii-
zen.
Died. in lhis comfy. m Saturday nofn-
ing 7Ih inst, sf.sr prolonged and pain
col il.nes,, Mi.s. Many N. Cox. In The
de- lh af ihis truly amisbIe yosng Isdy'
society has teen d.pissd al an sSsmFls1y
meGhtr. he Methodist Z. Church Of one
Of iis brighles. ornsmenls. and her sela-
iioas Of an afeeiions,s Tflaiive. Belav.
ed ~ I'll who knsw Lsr, surrounded BY
frirnds. rela,ises--s,sry ihing 70 attach
her 20 Ibis World. she Las been snsIchsd
frem oil these 10 The spring lime Of life;
and ys, she met death nnlernfed and an
alarmed, her distressed and sprrosing
friends have The eonsaling rsfiseslon and
every assurance that their lrss 10 her
gain.
.Pious. patient. sfabie Of mind,
Harry in life, and .si IN death Ir'isnsd.
ICenmnaisaisdl
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ARTHUR TAPPAN.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM ENG.
LAND.

From the New York Commercial Advertiser,
November ..
By the psrkei ship New York, Captain
Barsiow. arrivedihls morning from Liver
pool. We have London papers 10 the even
ing Of the 9TH OF October, and Liverpool
io the 9Th, both inclusive.
by this arrival VIC have very late in.
,ell'genee IRAN Egyp'. Syria. and India.
The dates are Alexandra Sept. Esd, and
BOMBAY August 90.
The report Of the bombartlInent Of
Btyrcui turns out 10 be correct. Admiral
Siopfnrd arrived in the hsrbor on The 9th
OF September. bringing intelligence Of the
Pacha's rejection Of the terms proposed
In him. Som after. the Turkish fleet
made its appearance, and Admiral Stop
ford went on buard The Turkish admiral,
aud il was agreed 10 land the troops.
The next morning the steamers took
the transports in tow for that purpose.
Az they neared the shore the Egyptian
troops were seen marching down and
taking position, aud orders were given
to fire upon them, which wss done with
great precision.
Under cover of this FIRE The Tnrkish
troops we're landed about miles from
Beyroui. While they were disembsrk.
Jog. the forts began firing an the ships.
whefeupon general fire was opened in
return.
The troops, as soon as they were land.
ed. proceeded TO construct Notifications.
On the l3,h orders were given to reduce
Djlbail. n small village about 10 miles
, from Beyrou,, in which was q strong
castle, garrisoned BY some 300 Arnaou,s.
After a heavy cannonsding ihs fortress
vas s.ormed, but The ASSISTANTS were
repulsed with severe loss. In the course
Of the night. however, the garrison escap.
ed. and on the 18Th Dj,bail was taken
possession Of.
After this the mountaineers began 10
pour in. aud, ss fast as they arrived, were
supplied with arms.
! Meantime the bombsrdment Of BeyrouI
continued. On the 18th Soliman Pachi
sent flag Of truce, asking a suspension
Of hos.ili.ies Tor two days, which wa.
refused.
j On the 10th. the Egyptian troop,
having all departed for The mountains
The firing upon the town ceased. sf.eI
causing considerable injury; aud as many
as I, 900 individuals are reported to hav,
persisted by the combined effects Of III
. IRE and the falling Of the ruins. 0nl,
two shots were returned by the town
without, however. causing any damage
} The flags Of the American, Danish
Spanish, sRd Greek consul, sontinue'
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announces the complete success Of The
Whig party In Florida, 10 Leon eeua
", IN which TsllshssEs IL siiusisd. The
WhlR ticket, headed by Gov, w. y, DO
Esl, suefesdsd By 100 uslsFily. Wee
Fiofida isH Fissis1 az lEhigE. IL Was
n0l bslisFed has ths L0sos bad slaessd
single Senal0F. and nol more Than 8 o. 2
OF - % 81 he othsE branch 81 he Ter
riluEisl Lrgislslars. Elnids has fsis he
seOssgs. Rsgifier.
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me FORGRRY.

In addition % The sxplieil letter Of Gen.
Hsrris0n ID OR Last. exposing she iniqni
100. attempt n The Van lsBrsn parry. 70
idenlify bin. 81 means Of forged daeu-
msni. with lhs Abolition parry. Ne end
me faIlosing il The cinrianau papers a
Inc 9Th OR. This Card shows that Gen.
Harrison 10 not sffaid 10 disssov any
eonnerlion with he Aboliiionisis. in .
free state 40 well - in The South. aud
not~ishslanding die Ohio tleeiion wss 20
Jake place ihrre DAYS Alters ards. Here's
fearless and true friend Of The Souih.
Register.
To lks E4ilsr sffks Repsblissa:
ciaeianali. October n, 1880.
Dear Sir have furnished ynu silh
. handhlll. purl.nriing 10 be issurd from
The Office Of lhe Emaneipsior of Nsw
York. containing letter. under The date
ol The 2lsi Of September. directed 20 me
and signed BY Arthur Tsppsn. ]. Lsaselt.
and n. Dresser. and an answer 10 Ihsl
letter. puTPsring 70 be signed by me da
led in this city on The % Of October.
1870.
have never in ny life received let
Ter from The above named persons. either
eorjunrlively or individually; nor did l
ever address either The letter signed with
my name. OF any other le,ier. 10 them or
either Of them. The whole j. vile fab
.rirslion. totally destitute Of The least faun-
dallnn in truth. The letter which enclo-
sed the handbIll 20 me j. lefi in your poe
sessinn. and il has the New York post.
mark upon II. ard mas opened by me in
the presence Of Mr.. E. r. LangdOn. the
Deputy Postmaster. --
Yours truly.
WA. II. HARRISON.
We find the suhjoined letter slso. On
the same subject. in The New York pa
prn. addressed by Arthur Tappan 70
Col. A. Iisnillon:
Dear SIR have received from you .
slip Of a Cincinnati paper, containing q
correspondence said 10 have taken place
between myself and Two other indlsidu.
ais and General William II. Harrison.
with request from you 20 me 10 stale,
whether The alleged correspondence ),
authentic. which | nov cheerfully do
aud assure you thar ! never put my nam.
10 any paper addressed 10 General liar
rison. nor have ever received any com.
munica,ion from him on the subject o
abolition, or IN rsfermre 10 any ofher
mailer. I therefore unequivocaIly de.
clare that any correspondence. publishrt
or Otherwise. as having passed be,wesI
Us. 10 most understandable forgery.
Your obi servant,
* ARTHUR TAPPAN.
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NEW Jersey.

THE Broad Seal Of Mem Jersey JIadi-
cdisd.-Again, and nov with more en-.
phssls than ever, the people Of New
Jersey have expressed their opinions upon
their so called members Of Congress. as
we'll as upon the course Of The govern
meni in general.
Six Wing members Of Congress are
elected. the whole SIX, whom New
Jersey fairly elsr.ed..!uo years ago, I've
Of whom the House rejected.
J. h. .7ycrigg. - J. p. Randolph,
J. y. II. MdrmeV, C. C. Mraiton.
Him. Halsied, r. Jones Forke.
We do not see how the six Van Rmer
men calling themselves members, CAT
we'll sgaln show their heads in the House
Peiffshurg Intel.
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The following are the sentences Of the
Court Of Peers on Prince Louis Maple
on and his fellow prisoners:
Prince Louis Napoleon. perpetual i'm
prisonment in q fortress.
Count Moihnlon, 20 years detention;
Voisin, 10 do; Mesonau. Is d"; Psrqnin.
20 do; Boutfel Mon,suban, 5 do; Lear
bard 90 do; Forester, 10 do.
Second Rsnk-Balaillia. 5 years delen-
tion; Alsden,ze transportation for life;
Iaborde. 2 years detention; Desjardins,
acquitted; Galvsni, do; De Lambert, do. ;
Bure, do.
The Bulletin dies Lois Of the 30th
Sent. publishes the Royal Ordinance,
opening IN the department, Of war an ex-
,raodinsry credi, Of 81 .647. oo0f to cover
the urgent expenses accruing from the IN
crease in the effective force and material
Of the srmy, which had no, been pTosl'
ded lor by the Chambers during their last
session. The clothing and articles OF en-
campment figure in the items Tor sun
of no W ards oil $4,000. 400 Of franks. and
the outlay Tor the purchase OF cavalry
horses amounts TO 9. 100000. The same
official publication contains the Royal
Ordinance OF the 2sth Of Sept. decreeine
the formation Of the additional, batIalion'
Of Chasseurs. of l,2s0 men each.
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From the Raleigh Register Extra.
Baltimore, Nov. 8, 1910.
Mn. GALEs-Dear SIR lit 10 nnw
reduced to nm absolute certainly, and all
parues concede il. that Pennsylvania has
given her vote for Gen. Harrison by 500
majority: ALL private letters received
this morning from Harrisburg confirm il,
and the Van Buren, party in this City
give i, up. Maine has given her vote for
Harrison by abou. 100 majority.
Yours truly. in haste,
e. MAUCu.
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MAINE.

The news from M.ine!puts il beyond
doubt. Thai Gen Harrison has gained iss
10 electors.
Correspondence Of the Boston Atlas
Augusta. NV. , 1910
Maine has given her vote Cor Harrison
aaj Tyler. Old kennsbec-God bless
her--has covered herself with glory.
We have given nearIy 5000 maturity.
Augusta 3i4 majority. Hsllowell Sis.
Every town slluos, has given gain.
Maine has been true to her integrity.
We have had a tremendous contest
The Loco ofIice-holiers Tough, desperate.
ly. bu. il was nO2go- the people mus,
rule.
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GEORGIA.

The Charleston Courier says-Wr
have made our calcus,ion from . slip
kindly forwardei US by The editors Of the
Augusta Chronicle, and lew other sour
ces, and The result. is that in A counties
The Harrison electoral ,,icke, is ahead ol
,ha Van Buren, tickle, by 6205 votes
The wing papers calculate On 5000 majo'
uy.
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philadelphia SIP. 81. Nov. 7, 1870

PhiIade'phla . T. NJ Nu'' " IS1V'
The official news "f Pennsylsania ~
all in. with the exception Of four small
cnun,,es. and all doub, is d,spelled.
{" Prna.ylyania has given her 30 electoral
votes tnr Gen. W. III. Harrison by =
small m,jori,y. The hopes Of The I'oeos
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VIRGINIA.

The result OF the election in the Old
Dominion still hangs in the greatest
doubt. aud no man eau conjecture what
il will BE-.
From a table published in the ln'el'I.
gcncr, Of returns from l03 counties and
lqx rs heard from, the m.jarIies are
For Harrison, 9'5S
For Van Buren,, H40
Iisrrison's msjari,y sOe
Twenty counties To hear IRON.
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disps by Gen. ATmistsd. E. ne n ths
Chiefs had rFemisfd % sems IN sid hold
q fslk. The So. AuFrslins News IIsIss
'hai 0sh. Atkinsna hes bssR tfEsIsly
sHisksa with paralysis,
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le Petersburg Inieil'gcnecF

From the Petersburg lnteilgenecr
Tuesday, November 10.
Af,er The most severe struggle, Of which
the political history of this country gives
an arvoun,. the Wig Party have achieved
a mos, signal victory. and ihP demon ii
Loco Focalsm has bat lie dust.
The Empire Stale has done glnriousIy
-tlarrison's majority there is already
II 900. and The probability is strong that
IL will Iesrh $4,000.
The Key S,one State. sl'sr struggle
nf unparalleled se,sri,y. has given The
Hero Of I'lppecanoe her electoral vote By
a smsll majority.
Name has redeemed The fair promise
whIrh her late elections gave I" the Wing
pstly ol the United States. and has cas-
her vote Tor Old TIP. by a majority %
1000 vnles.
Georeis has nu,dane ell her buildings
and gives the Farmer Of North Bend q
msjuri,y Of 5000.
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Col. Worth and two companies oil The
s,h Regiment OF Infantry have arrived in
Florida. $50 Dragons have also srrIv-
ed there. An sr,nisiice TO continue 80
DAYS has been entered into With the In
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The directions.

The election progresses glOriausly for
The Wings. Our most sansuine snsici-
n,,ians are about 10 be realized. Area
4, have The following states recorded
,brir ,nses for The Hero of North Bead.
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10000 eae0s for Pennsylvania bark a.
gnia. mi TO- 900 times 10000 broad
irrahs Eat The immaculate ciitor' Of
The Standard!
wonder " hat those inspired gentle
men think NOW Of the THUNDER
Of Pennsylvania chariot wheel'' Can
t,ey imagine i, gifted with the same So !
stirring influences, as when from the
Olympian heights il rolled down upon
them in flo ID Of glory few days aso'
4 should very aaah nss to know
Wig they gave such duee of crow
I,,oull ,r,y much like to know, D!
! should ,ssy much Ike to know 7 I"
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A CARD

AZ 0AlSlG)o
nR. JAMES .. SMITHS health 10 90 far
~ restored as TO enable him 10 resume the
practice OF his profession. He eahnot promise
10 ride in the night, rs lis eye sight has so Tar
failed him as 10 render night travel dangerous.
He has associated his son e. J. SMITH with
him in the practice, who viii ha abe TO attend
10 night calls. and such as offer in Indictment
weather. Under this sfrsugemcnt all that
may call viii be attended to, either by day or
nisat, ia. good or in bad weather.
November 4. " 46-
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The sxses m.jasiiy In this stais Car
Mr. Morehead - Governor. according 70
an Official report IN Ihe Ra.sigh Star. j.
4. OsO.
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Elect0rai TIekss.

81 CHARLES M.DOa ELL. o. Bsrke.
60 JAMES WEI.LBORN, af Wilkea.
n.yID EAMs0UR. 81 Linealn.
naYID r. CALDWELL. Of Rowan.
I,uEs NEBANE, q Cssaell.
uaa. ABRAM RESciER. Of Chatham.
: lntIN n. KELLY. of MeaEe.
= NJ. JAMES \. SMITH. Of Orange.
! clIaRl.Es MANLY. Of Wake.
"a Cal MILAN O. LONG, OF Halifax.
a. wiI,IIAM ~. ciIERnH, 81 Bertie.
:. TIIOMAS y. JONES. ~ PeFquimons.
"a JOSIAH COLLINS. q Washington.
IA IlMRs ". BRYAN. % caFieret.
a. D,NfEf. b Baker. Of New lianoser.
Pi,rffea 70 BE- hid On fhs I'd Tharsdag ~
.ysr<ssbsr. Ihs I2.h dog ~ ths moafh.
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hhlsbsFouEh, hsRSsy MsFHins. November Q, 1850.
81 0RMnIrhs NNNNFs,lIl

-
~ GLORIOUS NEWS!!!
Inc PEOPLE TriumPhant!!!-and Harrison
-.-..z elected!!!
'iaihe' hhode-lsand Connecticut Pennsylvania, Mary
land and Ohio lead the Ha,; aud
New!ersry, Virgins and Georgia. are follow
lng ~ the same glorious career.
aorthCarona viii prolOng the shout with
tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana, Mssissipppi,
Louisiana, Sc.
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GavsFnnT M'Donrld. IN Bis n,srsaFs -
he GsaEEia LrEislsisss. Fssnmnfhds
Z. ihai dsy bs Exsd fuE he IssrmFi.oa
q specie Paymtnls. sllssine he hsuks .
reasonable tine 70 prspsIs CO 4. sad tkss
sueh penalties be ahBfxsd % thsiS frfsssi
% will insure ihen ranriisnre.
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were raised this morning BY asreport
from Clarion county Of 1904 maturity.
but the Official vote is in-7l3 VOTES
which secures the s,a,e.fOr..heiw hies.
Your friend.
+. BLACKgURNE.
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H'hig Fictory IN Fiorido.-T.e.,ers
from Tallahassee, dated the 13d Ocloser,
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lariiy in his ovn state d even greater
than GOrwin's. OLD Tips majority in
Ohio viii not be less Than 10000.
NEW YORK.
In this sale The election MAS held three
days. The "a. 81. and 4ih. complele
returns have been received frnm no part
Of The state exeeP, in The eily. II seems
nat The gross attempt. BY falsehoad end
iorgery 10 cast odism upon The leading
Wigs. was worse than failure. The
Van Buren, msjOrily in The city is consi-
dersbly diminished: and from ihe spirit
manifested in The inferior The Wings APP
pear sanguine Of carrying The state by .
sweeping m.iorily--ai least 10000.
NEW JERSEY.
The election IN this stale took place
on The Cd aud 4lh. Frs returns have
been received, but the state has almost
certainly gone Cor Harrison.
MAINE.
Returns from 81 towns show q ueti
Wing gain since the September election
il 294. A letter from the Chairman Of
the State Central Committee says, " we
have thus far ouidone all our calculations.
and the prospect now is that We have
swep, the state by Urge majority"
GEORGIA.
In Augusta the tote stood f"r fIarri.
son 70s, for Van Buren, 3i4. No other
returns received.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Serenity towns have been heard from;
enough 10 show That The slate has gone
for Van Buren,. by a somewhat larger
majority Than al the state election 10
March last.
Thus goes the fight; Of II states fiom
which accounts have been received. one
only has manifested willingness to sus'
tain the presen, iniquiIous administration.
North. carolins, we trust, will not b
backward in rendering her verde, Of con.
dcmna,ion on Thursday next To the
polls, then. freemen Of Orange, and man
lies, your r,grd for your rights and you'
liberties.
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Making in oil 2i0 electoral votes;
without counting Tennesser, I.auisiana
and Mississippi. which states the Wings
are confident u carrying.
We can therefore adop, The words Of
our friend of the Petersburg lniell'gencer.
and say To the Wings, Rejoice--your
eouairy !. sa,ed--your liberties are sc.
curcd-snd each Que of you may with
pride say. ! DID my par, in the glorious
and pa.rioic work \"
NEW YORK.-The New York Con.
rier and Euqairst II Saturday las, gives
rsiurns from I'll The counties in the state
except six. The m.jorhies are e, fol-
l.w,:
For Harrison 22.046
For Van Bursn 1881
Wing majority. l,2l5
The editor s.y.. the table Of the results
ri the election in The Empire State. We
compile with great rare from the returns
which have reached rs this morning by
express aud other sources. Remarks
would be snperiluous--our triumph is
somple,s.'
PENNSyLvANIs.--'rh result nj
The election ia this state has been mat.
her Of dispute; bu, accounts lrom Phil'.
drlphis an,l Harrisburg. slmnsi all official.
give to Harrison ,nsjnri,y Of from iva
81 i've huadrHj; small msj"r"y indeed
but s,ill majority.
Ia continuation nf the above. we have
sren q letter from = gentleman IN Peters:
burg. Il warm administration msn.) witt
ten on MONDAY last. which says. "'he'e
c,n be no doubt. from I'll accounts, Tint
New York and penns, l'anii have gone
far Harrison, and that he is elected"
yug,nis is sull in dnu'i.
From TENNESSEE only eight coun.
lie, haze been hestd from. viz. Sullivan,
Washington. Hawkins. Greene. Carter
Johnson. Granger and Knox; in which
The msjori.ies are:
For Harrison. S.2Oo
For Van Buren,, 2.OiS
Wing p'l"ri'y i'ist
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Orange County.
Superior Cour, Of Law-Sep,ember
TIN, 1910.
Polly ToylOr.
Ekshn TatIor \

TIA appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court,
4 that Elisha Taylor. the defendant in this
case, is not an inhabilsnt OF this state; Ia 10
therefore ordered by the Court, that publics-
tion be made in the llillsboiough Recorder for
six weeks. that the defendant appear at the
next Superior Court 10 be held Cor the county
Of Orange. at the court house in iiillsborouph,
on the second Monday Of March next, to an.
swer, plead or dcmut 10 the petition in this
case; otherwise Judgment pro confesso will be
taken seainst HIM
JOS. G. NORWOOD. Clerk.
Price Adv. 81 so. Al 6w
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WILLIAM II. HARRISON, Of Ohio.
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The issued Monday received
following intelligence wih confirms all that stated Gen. Har-
rison Is elected by overwhelming majority.