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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29

BURSTING or SToyEs Ono OF our most
distinguished chemists recently inform a
us that on one occasion, some time since
a large cannon stove in his laboratory
had been partly filled with wet or damn
anthracite coal, placed on other coal wei!
ignltee, and the whole, in order to prevent
too great Gre, was then covered with
ashes. IL was then eft 10 increase by IL
self, without any further attention. Our
informant, OH hour or 40 afrer, being in
distant apartment. heard a Tremendous
explosion. rs OF heavy cannon, accom-.
panied with o roar quite astounding. On
ha Sten'ny o the room whence the sound
pro 4 edel, he found the large cannon
stove bown all To pseces.und the pipe split
asUn Ter - the ceiling The cause of hi,
phenomenon was, probably, Tint the hea
ed AR assembled in large quantities th rough
the ashes, before tho intense blaze formed
by the Increa.ed ignition OF anthracite
touched it--and, vixen 1T dad, the explo-
sion occurred
There is a warning in this for private
fanh lies or their servants, who may pre-
pare stoves in This way over night, IN or
der TO have ''kipdling fire. "A the MORN
Esg. destructive CONGREGATIONS, origina-
ting at night, might ba the consequences.
We remember that the reported one of the
New York watchmcn at the liaae of the
great FIRE there, stated IA: the first init
maIIon he had fit was IN a loud expIo-
sion-doubtless from a similar cause
The subject is worthy OF heed by allhouse-
holders in lnrgccities. = Philadelphia Ca
zeste
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29

Coolncss on the Field Of Bahie.-Connec' ed
with the movement Of the noIih western armies, ~
t5l3 and previously, ore many incidents, which,
Ihough too unimpor the pages Of general his
tory, nevertheless highly Interesting and well
worthy Of preservation. Some q these have boon
related BY General Tpt.s, en- other brave officers
several are recorded 10 TIE rcrr1tves Of Dawson
aid Hall; few may be found IN the newspapers Of
the times IN which they occurred: but the grea Ter
number Of them dwell merely IN the recOections Of
the surviving soldiers who witnessed them. Some
I.f them Display an intreyidty unsurpassed IN the
hstsry OF warfare: Others exhibit GOODNESS in the
moment Of imminent danger, indicative Of the most
determined resolution and the most extra rdnnry
dents mentioned below. We find them related IN q
letter from Colonel John Speed Smith. 10 prOmi-
Jent friend Of the Administration, ~ Kentuckyl TO
a gentleman Of this city Col smith u VIII be re-
collected was one u the Aides Of Gen. HafrsOn ~
rrhe battle Of the Thames
menced, Gen Harrison rode up 70 majestic
Chief. and took his powdcr.horn % rcprmc
ole Upon witnessing this, Lieut.. Smith
n II he expected to cpue IN personal con-
the enemy-to which the General replied.
as proper 90 be prepared Tor any event that
nmandcd an army 81 better materials than
ofs,znd that he wac determined not 90 sur
defeat; adding with a smile, 70 ldeuiegnnl
9TH, You hat better fresh prime, too, as ] shall
Get my Aides 10 die around me"
rhiIstat the cTotchet otter the lcft wing had ~.
.1ver,d from, its momentnrY ssnfus'op. and was
sincd In tie front Gen. HARMON ordered fieuten
ant Smith 10 bring down Chile.s GOWN aDd o. sup
spofl IT, VIII c he was giving THE 2rder, the necks
of thgr tco horses were interlockes; and some
,yixs OF 4 Tree above Them which had gathered and
r,tsioed 4 cluster % leaves, and around which tIe
Ali had 20 look a. his COmmandcr were cut down
bv tbs sostlys balls. Necr the spot % The same
S5oment q soldier was shet through the fhRh add
aSs,ng the Commander-in-Ch Chef as he swung round
and felJ ne cred out, Did y0u sec that General
90 -, lad been wonnded ne day before % the
b,dge General Harrison directed him 90 be taken /
;1scG 20 bsga ha wounds dressed bat finding that
-, thqh VS. not broken, The brave felio@ baudaged
hi , bis handk erchief 20 stop the bleeding, clutch
81 M tts ruu swOre he meant 90 have sauiaciou,
and copt,nuad % hght. few moments afterwards, |
a youn0 man dashed 90 90 the Commander holding |
sesiu tn HE hand and sung Out, Look here, Gen
er4i n We got 30 Nv Father wae ~ go ken'pcEJ
tfntfss Ffghter. nnd when leftrO ONE, De mafc NE
90 t brpg hlr, the srsp ~ rel skin KILLED
r.gseif And here "a is-fhis is fJf fIe I'D man.
NYv rcHt l4C l1r ruYaci' sha Oh NJ NpianTi IN \
r.s. f.sl Ia r. icf.s 'o'pnel Smith snys. great
4, .tr.f Comm Hto-s FrT-F s1su ht related them Il
- hi.r Of che close " Tie .rt.'a' ar1 TIE RhiaSi
...'. ...I f-Bt ef rr-y ai r|.T uen c2Uid
ans 'a ltr.s rf'lrElf,s. on 4
.... " .n 'tH "HIir gHJ4.ff
.... ... ... ...t.I. b gFsat seff-
E.f.fr .or sfgf frsi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29

Total 294
Equal 10 the number Of Senators aud Representative.
ia Congress 10 which The several States entitled
All are elected by general ticket except the eleven in
South Carolina
Ia New York city. Brooklyn and WillIamsburgh
the election commences and ends the 9TH. In the
rest Of the Stale it commences the 2d and conIn-
three days.
In New York. Massachusetts. Delaware and Missis.
Sippi. the Stale elections held simultaneously with
those uf Presidential Electors. Al~o in New Haven
district, Conn., member Of the present Congress is
be elected ~ place VI Judge SIoTrs, resigned
JoEr. If CSz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29

lIIsroRY OF A PoarRaIT-A letter from Warsaw
IN the Constitutional furnishes us with the following
anccdotc;
Mr.. PraIbynski. artist OF eminence exhibited
here. spme lime since. the portrait OF female of rI
iraordnary beauty. which attracted the admiration Of
Marshal Pdske~iisch WIN. after Learning from the
painter that II the portrait ola lady in The coun
try agreed II give two hundred 5ncaIs for it, on cond
ton that he was made acquainted with the name and
address oi tho original Several ge.erals arriving nj
the moment tho marshal converting with the mr.
list. he desired him with tIre picture in the
evening and receive his money. Some g,ss-naIured
friend having informed the Princess Paskegitsch OF
the bargain. this lady wrote to The painter de-
string him To bring the picture lille before the sp
pointed lime. The painter KEEP, the new appointments
aud, instead ct 200. received 400 ducais from the
Princess, To whom he gave me name and address Of
the fair lady whose features he had c-pied Immed-
ately afterwards the Princess burnt the picture and
sent an order go The lady to quit the country. The
arshal on being made acquainted with his dsappo IL
meni. hanishcd the artist from Warsaw, but the Prn.
oess has become hIs paIroDs-'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29

FORTHCOMING FAREWELL ADDREsS.-Iri,
said that President Van BureR following in the foot.
sieTs Of his llusous predecessor INT ends o favor the
Ameneun People with q Farewell Address" Oh IN.
4'h Of March next. One thing. however. is certnia
and uhai Is. that the arcpcY address Of Martin Van
bur1n' Will he the address Of best omen the people
Of the United tales, Of my address which has ever
YET emanaIsd from the quarter Politically speak
'ng lac cannot take too long farewell" for The real
'Elcfesi nBd sharncter Of tho country
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29
LATTER DAY suSrs-The Livrpoa CAry,,Io

LATTER DAY SuSrS-The Liv@poa Ch-cyyycJo
contains the following;
Tho New York packet nip North America, Cap
tam LSobaf. sailed on Tuesday week. with ~ cabin
passengers and 400 ~ Tho ssetrsgc The whole Of
The S,ecrsge passengers bcong 10 sect called Latter
Day Saints, MorFncas. aud hound Epr Quincy in
The state Of Michigan illinois, on the border Of the
Mississippi where settlement has bccn Tsovided for
mem ~ one 81 then seci, WIN las pUCctascdn large
tract Of land Va understand that upyy ords Of 1000
are m treaty tn embark early next spring Tor the same
locality. great portion Of ihose " no sailed IN the
North America members q the Total Abstinence
Socieiy. and from LccestershiTe and Herershire
They we're shipped by the respectable AoUsc Of Pin
hugh a. Gfmshaw, Of this town"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29
SOUTU CAROJlNA

The neIi representation from the State Of South
Carolina will stand as in the present Congre..-on.
Wing 10 eight Administration. The following are the
names q the Representative
J. Z. IoLNLs. reelected without opposition.
X b RHErr. re elected without opposition
JoHN CAMPBELL reelected without opposition
p {. CALDWELL. - elected in The New bury die.
uict over tHO competitor.
Gen. RooERs IS elected in the sparansbUrg die.
EicI without opposition.
Do w BUrLER, (Whig) has bcen elected N Tho
PchdletOB ard Greenville districts (Hf ThOmp .
over two Administration competitors
II. BUrLEs. reelected ia ibo BaTnweli district
UiiliOut opSosiuon
y w. PicSESs. reelected ~ tbe Rdgshcd district
wItiout OPPOSITION.
IHoHAs ID. " sFrEa, D. reelected in tho Keushav,
q stfiCi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29
). Z. WHARTON Eltor qn5 Proprietor.

TEs~7-The Tn-Weekly Paper is published cn
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays Mt IS per ans nm
IA advance, ~ IS at the end of the year 90 fr sly
months No subscriber received for n less term than
elk months.
The weckly-raper tho Western Virginia Timcs. lie
published on Wednesday, NJ 81 SO per annum IN od-
vance. OF % If not paid within month from the
beginning of the year No suhcrihers will he re-
ceivei except such 10Y in advance. For month";.
81 so ~ invariably charged No sub-c nbcr rccei'ed
tor less than sir months, and paper diston
inucd except the discretion of the publisher. until
ell RrrearagCs are raid
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29

N,y roy 10 -saorc a Jaror'' d00lfs-The Neu.
hurypou Herald states fhai on The night Of thc Ere DO
that tow l1st week, jury were 10 sossron o., tha
courthouse haviug been out ton ~ fveive hours una
ilo o. ugrer When fhe 7lsrtn n IRE YEAS sounded
stIt bali p1-i fvn ihis Morning md ffie hgt u fe
conhsgut0n .eeomo ,sihla from the ,sinayas q Inc
rsurt The dsssnunF or1r tfIry tben r.gd n 20
Il eamo 'yuDd aud ayrecg o. verdict
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29
THE FLAG or TRIUMPH.
-O.s ysrs more. and ths day Is ours"

The Banner Of Conservative Democracy. homo on.
wurd and upward by Gencral Harrison. is inscribed
in letters OF light. with
NO NATIONAL DEBT,
NO EXECUTIVE RANK,
NO TREASURY SIiINPLASTERS.
NO LEG TREASURES,
NO STANDING ARMY. of 900 600 MEN
NO BLOODiIOUNDS FOR SOLDIERS,
ONE PRESIDENTIAL TERN.
THE WILL or THE PEOPLE,
TIE RIGHTS OF THE STATES.
HONEST MEN FOR PUBLIC OFFICE.
THE SAFETY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY.
SOUND AND UNIFORM CURRENCY.
EQUAL RlGITTS-EQUAL LAWS,
NO BRINGING; FEDERAL PATRONAGE IL
CONFLICT WITH TIE FREEDOM OF ELEC
TIONS.
FREEDOM OF oPINIoS--INDEPENDE
OF LEGISLATION.
LIBERrY-LAw AND THE CONSTITUTION
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29
~we have .ften called on our distnAt sub-cr

Vwe have siien CALLED on our distaAt subscri-
bor for remittanoes Of the small due US and ~
That on has been rarely responded 10. arc compel-
ed to make another irinl We would We knew Of
some language that had the POWER Of drawing none,
from Delinquent subscribers. we would il now be-
couso We need 1t now. Every nown lays need.
all the money hat is due bun and We mere thaa any
other.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29

The Election of President
and Vice President Of the u
nited States will take place in
this State on Monday the I'd
day of November next.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29

PROCESSION On passing up Chestnut
street, on Tuesday evening, VIC wcro
struck with wonderful display Of lights.
Many hundred Of them were seen dancink
IN the air; and as the evening was very
dark, these lanterns sbonc with peculiar
splendOr. We learned, on inquiry, thar
our defeated brethren, the Van Burep
men, were moving in solemn procession,
bearing with them the lantcras alsd trans
Parcncics used at tho election. We did
not learn - hat shrine they were going;
out certain Il Is, they made very lupu-
brious aud lunoroul appearance, conform
md their arrangements TO the burial Of the
Princess Augusta, who recently died in
London, and was buried by torchlight, aud
with sound Of martial musie.-- u. s.. G4r,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29

HiHioy Eregsion The Nfotory, % small crnft cap
tarcd Ruyn he Panos near Detfut during The excite
insut twoycsrs ego ef Larbor lat nehi for
= winters crcHrson h. the vicinity 81 Lake Horf,r
Ga bard were s1oSpcrioucsd men 1nd a boy. sevoral
?, o houuis a iull supply Of rifles and ammunition
ard pfuyision sufficient % curry them through-Byr
afg Cafs Adr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29

hessrs. Stephenson & Garwood hove len with rs I.
bottle OF Souihwicks Writing Fluid. which rs. TO coy
The least Of H. the most beautiful. clear and pure ar.
Gle that ne have used for many a day. II is. from in.
perfect freedom from my gum grit, the very thing
for book-keePes recordes. and we commend il 10
their attention
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29

Our correspondents abroad mny rely upon having
their requests promptly attended ~ and we hope tina,
they will reciprocne. We nlsp tender oar thanks To-
the gentlemen Of Columbus and Harrisburg who were
." kind as to place their lst Of carly eorrOspon-
denk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29

TIE R,g,syy ~ Ne. ys.l we have -sason 10 be.
hove. says The tuurer .i nu- Ia.rru- H.lt . ...a,
eve y s'eu ~ iIuh f- n,rr yf-.r'Ifat .r. ra ,,,
fsus---ahai hey ha'a registered ,a..s ui.f.r 6rso
h.rsps. aud tiai not i. Ha 30 s...s .ts as d -,
istaf WHICH should ~. ts.' .r ..s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS-There are no
more State elections he held until the choice Of Pres
denlial Electors. The following schedule shows the
date Of the Presidential elections the different States
with the number Of Electors 10 which each State is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29
GinIra 81 anserttssr.

srrHE CORNER or UsIoS sND WITH srs.
WHEELING, VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29

Connected with the above. is Of the moot eI
tensive READING ROOMS ia the United srnics.-
Terms TO subscribers as year. Strangers are free
visit it for the space of one month those who CON
inue visit il for longer term, will be put down a.
subscribers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29

Tho nv.'5hough Dot 50 Ugh usual al thi, scoson
of the year.is sufficiently high for the middIiag ella.
Of boats which running briskly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29

The TTPPECANOE FLAG is issued from ths office
on tho lat and 18th of every month. Price 50 ca
from this time until the Presidential election.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29

thi. estimate shoHld fail us and our letters and
information sPeak Confidently Of every State have
set down W Mr.. Van Buren, he will be elected b, n
majority Of 10 votes mud stand equal chance for
the States set down "doubtfu." with Gen. Harri-
son. which may increase hIs majority to something
more; but II lac should lse every OF these doubtful
Siaitr his election would be secure and sir votes
-pare-Rnlly! Rally! Republicans OF The Old Domin-
ION! BE not dshearteDed AT the brags Of the Wings
We must and will beat them. Let us nj least save
our gallant ng ship from the general wreck IL il
como Let no voter stay nj hume the 81 of No.
vember Let every heart beat high. Let every IN.
-rgy be e1iered in the glorious cuuse Let US each
and NIL. be animated by the noble and patriIc
tons OF the young German when calling his country
men TO the Rescue, Le exclaimed
Shane on the pale face wretch who covers
In chimney corners and maiden bowers,
Shame On thee, craven, Tecreaut Eot
Our German .naldeus greet thee not;
Our German wine inspires thee not;
Dur German carols joy thee not.
On! On! IN the van, man TO man,
Nboe CT q falchIOn hilI sItn."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29

We 4cItc~s TIE Van Burenites have carried Town
Territory; but it las no vOt. in the Presidential
election 3o wings will not probably cry over il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29

Wing m"lorilv un lOInt ballot 81 snd
to for a senator ~ Cowcio, md two iic,
for representatives IN Madison and BIi
lOck counties.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29
OHIO BANKS

The Ohio Statesman of the s3rd, con-
tafns Mr. Auditor Brough's abstract condi-
ton OF tho Banks of Ohio on the 3Oth
ScptembcT uk. Three of them, the Gin
ton Bank OF Columbus, the Commercial
bank Of Cincinnati, and the bank of San
dusky, did not report. The aggregate of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29
FOR FIcE-PRESIDENT:
y d II n TY l. Il II.
"a fIRGINlA.

'VLaGEttA fELKcr0RAL TICKET following y
the electoral rckeragreed upos. and recommended Ia
voters Of the Old Dominion by the Harrison and
'pyler Cow which met the 24Ih Feb. aI Rich
.snDnd
-Ist Distrct-John w, Murjaugh, ofNorfok
81 90 John Urquhar Of Southampton
81 DO WIN. s. Archer. Of AmclIn
4ih DO Richd KiddeT Meade, 81 Dnwidd
5th do Henry T.. Watkins, Of Prince Edward.
9th do James &. Bruce. of Halifax.
7th do Nhitmel y. Tunstall. Of PittsylVnnin.
SIh do Thomas Joynes, sfAccomSck.
9th do NOrbOne T. Sutton, of Caroline.
10Th DO Wlloughby Newton. Of WesimOreland
IIIh do James Lyons Of Richmond City.
l2th DO Valentine w. SOuthall, Of Albemasse
18th do John s. Pendet0n. Of Rnppahannock
I4th do John JanHey, Of Loud0un.
18th Do Andrew Hunter. Of jefferson.
18th do Philip Williams. Jr. Of Frederick
I7h do VIM. Seymour, ofHardy.
18th DO Briscoe g. Baldwin, Of Augusta.
ggth do Ballard Smith. Of Greenbrer
ooh DO Edward Johnston, Of BOetourt.
Rlst do John y. Humes. Of Washington.
22l do George w. Sunu.ars, of Kauuwha,
23d % Waitman T. Wiley. Of MOnongalIs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29

THE Rigur sror--.The Corrrctieut g,.,s-,
Fsser,e BOO Ohio. h1s gwen TLornus Carvir 100
irIctJu 81 TN THOUSAND uasr,v Tor l;,,
cfnDF
~ ne eleven counifes comp5Ising o. ~ RI sfssIs
Ice feCo v0s s'sc'ed 10 asy o6os 90 re 1874 ~
Get 1540
WINGS o. TIE UNION 10 y0u
iuAR THAI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29

The last Sccounis from Florida furnish o hope that a
treaty may 10 made between The seminoles and Con.
ATmistood.
The navigation Of the CLooapcohs ond Ohio Cunol
was fcsumed last week
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29
TERMS OF ADvERTIsIss.

51- Advertisements handed in without specific Ordsr
will be published tall forbid and charged al Cor three
insertions and 25 Tor every subsequent insertion
So slso with all advertisements ordered I'LL forbid
onesquare three in SO rtions ,or less, 81 90
Do two weeks being 5iuseTttonr. on
De three weeks, $50
30 one month, 500
DO two months, 500
Do three months, 800
DO ak months, 90
no eiyht months. IN 90
M twelve months ~ 90
Military and literary notices sre n . ~ neludeo
above; but ~ilbe charged 80 cents for nsertionr
or less
The proceedings &C the city council. city ordinances
and orders regularly appear in this paper.
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PRINTING OFFICE. where may be Ind on fnvorn,
tteterms, Blanks 10 order. Cards, Handbills. Show
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29

IHE '"sI' % ma GAsE.--lt IL rumotcd hat Mr,
Van Boron son via 10 hi' native Stale. The linz
- 20 check cod "ssi move. TIE upys will b,
adfoh Dot uHs0ocessf0li on rbe Bro Of November be-
MI b. obecl ratsd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29

4 the Richmond Enquirer. lie clsnn, "a vill H.
zen. all the large for Mr. Van Burea with Main
Nid Tcnnesse anil yOt gives him but ~ votes more
han are necessary u elect h,m. Who besides Mr.
si'chic will give all any of those siatc Tie Gre
must be indeed desperate one
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29
WHEELING

THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER %. 1870.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29
(Frsm hs Crisi..N
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

In our iormer cstmaios under this head riairucd
ID v"ieS certain for Mr. Van Buren, We gave Gen
Harrison 6O certd'R. and we pnt down for Argument
sake I'D. Since then. various States have voted aud
Se have reason 60 believe. that the result will b.
-ome~hot ,nred. Maryland and Georgia have voted.
md tn great SURPRISE those savchodg States have
nr the present ranged themselves under tho black
'anner Of Gen. Hsrrsos. MIR. Van Buren, may in No
'ember be deserted BY them, h.tanding the high
harscieS of bis claims upon their patriotic support
View Jersey. Pennsylvania and Ohio have Voted
)ho and New Jersey for the present from all appear
'ccs. will yie for Gen. for
NJ Van Buren,. Therefore. MIR. Van Buren, is mo-,
ye beaten. nnr can lie. Our calculations have been
. newhai MISUNDERSTANDING more. We will re-
Of Ie the casc and show STILL without renchnc on the
o position, that Mr. Van Buren, may and will il all
p liability he elected; giving up everything that the
N 81 sanguine Of the Opposition possibly claim,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-10-29

GEORGIA ELEcTioN.-The victory here
Is more de cisiye than even was supposed.
All the counties are heard from officially
but one, (BAEEE) and that is reported TO
have given loco foco majority Of 30.
Counting this for them, the vote Of Daw.
son and Colquitt stands.
For Dawson, (W) So.43s
Colquiu, O.. FL 35.4OB
Wing majority 1880
The legislature siards as follows
Wings l.. r.
Senate ~ ~
House iIS 60
I66 I3g
W hig mulorIlv on lOlnt ballot 81, and
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Wing majority 1880
The legislature siards as follows.