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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-08-21
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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-08-21

FuRs AND SKINS FROM TIE VAST
The Antelope arrived here Yesterday
from Fort Union, On tho Yellow Stone
River, five miles a5ov: the mouth, with
full cargo of beaver skins, buffalo
tongues anJ rotee. This boat left the
81. Louis wharf on the 3lst of March
last, and OF course has been absent
nearly four months. The cargo belongs
to the American Fur Company Ct this
city, and is probably worth %l0n, 900.
The officers bring nothing Vi the Lows
kind with tbom, The beat experienced
considerable detention on her trir, both
going and returning, on account Of low
wa,cr.-St. Louis Republican, July 20.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-08-21

Evtrac, fiom General Harrieon's speech
at Cleveland, Ohio:
81 rely upon the good opinion OF my
countryH,en-l care nothing for the o.
pinion Of those VINO have come hitheI
5000 miles across the waler."
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-08-21

FEcuNDTv. MIR. II. Holmes, Of
Prairie Lac, Rock county, has COW,
which few days since, presented him
with three large helier calves at ono
binh.-Mil. Sentinel.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-08-21

THE CRops. The Nashville Union
says: The cora in this section never
promised richer, if 80 rich harvest.
Our farming friends assure ns that the
early crops are safe, ana may be Con.
sidered "mada," even if there should
be no more rain. A great deal of oats
has been lost in consequence of fre-
quenl rains during the time Of harvest
ing. The rye has not turned out 80
well, and the wheat crop is almost to.
tal failure. In moet of the other states
in the Union, however, it has been most
abundaIt.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-08-21

EHURSON'S Celebrated Blatk
IL Writing Ink.-For Sale by
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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-08-21

The LloNs.-Thc lions which arIiv-
ed this at city OF Sunday last, in the
brig Russell, haYe been taken TO the
Navy Yard until further orders arrive
from Washington. What was done
with the monkey we cOuldnot positively
ascertain, -PhiIa, Ledger.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-08-21

WISCONSIN WpEAT.-A late number
of the Wisconsin Enquirer says: "Tbe
crop Of wheat last year in proportion to
the amount on the ground, was astou-
ishingIy large, and the prospects at pre-.
sent are, that it will bo even greater
this year than It was last. From every
part Of tho territory the wheat promiso>
10 be mos. abundant"
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-08-21

REAL ESTATE IN ST. LoCIs.-The
sale of part Of the valuable estate Of
the late Gen. Ashley, fronting on Broad.
way, took place yesterday, and the lots
offered were sold by Messys. Will N
Scott & Co., at prices varying from
S5S 10 $50 per front foot.
ST. Louis Republican, July 25
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July och l6iO, 6w.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07
Arriv ais at the Principal Hotels.
Friday INV n

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well, Mr. Danf0rth, Mr. and Mrs rsrshsll, York; W
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07
GREAT VICTORY.
GENERAL HARRISON GETS NEW YORK,
AND is ELECTED TO THE
p II E S | d E n C. Y j..
GOV. SEWARD DEFEATED,
DOWNFALL OF THE
WALL STREET CLIQUE IN TIE CITY AND
STATE OF NEW YORK

The Grand Result of the Election In New
YOrk-General Harrison elect d-GOvernOr
Seward Defe ated-Causes OF this Sing ular
Result.
In our columns to-day, readers throughout this
extended country, will find election returns enough,
from this and other States, to satisfy them that
GENERAL HARRISON has received the AZ votes
Of New York, and is elected President Of the United
States.
1t is also almost equally certain that Governor Sc
ward has been defeated, and that Mr. Bouck and
Democ ratio Assembly triumphant in the State of
New York.
This singular result has astonished this comnuni
tyand may astonsh the country at large, bat it is
nothing than we had reason to expect from the
independence and sagacity Of Intelligent people.
Let us explain. Several weeks before this great
manifestation Of popular opinion, made up and
Published the following estimates Of the anticipated
results.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07
SPECIAL EXPRESS
T k o NJ y Il | G A.
New York State Election.
[FRoM OUR own RIPoRrER.l

lTRoh OWN RtPoRrER.
Our reporter left tica Thursday noon, after ga
thering all the returns he could from the adjacent
counties, and also collected many the way down
The result that the state Of New York has cast her
electoral vote for General Harrison, although there
is every to believe that Go vcrnor Seward has
lest his election. From every town and county
heard from, he runs behind his ticket.
1t reported last night, in Albany, that Cover
nor Seward had given up the state. Thurlow Weed
and all the people in and round the Journal office,
were dull, and gloomy, and miserable all day yes
terday. All the people at the Argus were in high
spirits.
The following is Weeds leader OF last evening.
THE ELEcrIoN.-The election retarns indicate a
whig loss on the Hudson River and in the Valley Of
the Mohawk. Saratoga is the only county from
which We have heard that gives an increased wing
majority. We are, so far, greatly disappointed in
the result. The causes, how ever, apparent, but
have no time TO speak Of them to-day.-Aibany
Ereaing Journal Extra.
The following are the returns correctly as they
could be aseertaned in the time -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07

% THr sUSpty MEsors, ofto-morrow, will contain
its usual entertaining variety Of matter all subjects
Among other original articles is sarical sketch
new Pictures Love Here's another Go Fanny
Es,ler Niagara, Dow. jr's, Sermon Subject yirse
Lady Dulwer's New Work The schoolmsster Abroad
The Ladies Social Qualities Attempt to Assasnnais
Louis Philippe Poets Corner by straws Anecdotes
Fun Facem, &c &c. Thestricals and the Latest Local
and General News Office, 81 Ann Street Price, Scents.
Advertisements mus, be let before 10 o'clock this eve
ufu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07

All but towns, which gave 200 wing oIty in 1888.
iAll but strong locoioco towns
Sullivan county must be added to this it has.giv-
en- I2s lccofoco majority.
Duchess county is said to have given 100 msjori-
~ for Bouck for Governor
GENERAL REMAINS.
The locofccos have gained one member Of con-
gress in the Fulton and Montgomery district.
la the Orondaga and Madison district Forster and
Birdseye, both wings, are believed TO be elected.
This is whig gain iof two members Of congress.
Forster runs behind his ticket, as Birdseyc alone
has all the abolition votes.
Saratoga is the only county heard from that gives
an increased whg majority.
Governor Seward runs considerably behind ala the
other tickets in every town and county that has been
heard from.
Ia the valley of the Mohawk and the Genesee,
and on the Hudson River, the whig loss is consider
able.
In the town Of Canandaigua, Oatario Co, the resi-
depee Of Frank Granger, Mark Sibley asd Henry
W Taylor, out % AS votes Polled, the wings have
but 81 majority.
Mr. Burrili, Of Geneva, arrived at Albany just
before reporter left, and said tina, Ontario
bal given but lls0 majority. The locofoecs bet
heavily it would not give lsoo.
Seneca county is said TO have lgone for the loco
foco. by a small majority.
The canvass in Cayuga was on Morgan, the wing
member Of Consress, who runs ahead Of Seward.
In the town Of Ledyard, Csyuga County, the vote
stood thus
Congress. BradisA. Sseard.
24J 2E 30
A letter received in Albany from Mr.. Bascomb,
whiy candidate for Assembly, says that Seneca
County has gone Cor the wings on the Electoral
ticket; but that in every town Seward fell behind
his ticket 30 much that Bouek ha, majcrity in the
county
The loeofeco gain in 10 towns in Oneida was over
80
A letter received in Albany from Mr. Peek, Of
Monroe, says that the counties west Of Csyuga
Bndge will give an Increased wing vote Of 2 900,
another gentleman said nearly 300.
In Lennox Madison COY the loeofocos have
majority Of l7S the electoral ticket, and 2I0 on
the governors ticket.
In Allegheny county the Wing rote has fallen of
Nothing has been heard feom oswego.
II is said that Fishki has given 81 locofoco ma
jori'y, asd't elected Davies to Congress from
that district. Ifso. IL is WING toss.
The Wings in Albany say that Seward has gainad
enough in Oneida and Madison counties to make up
fcx all his los-es'elsewhere.
sixtewn in Scoharie give Bouck g97 majority
The wings IN Albany were betting upon majority
Of ls5 N Madison, on the authority Of farmer who
rode al over the county on Wednesday night.
ABoLIrIss Norrs.
whiestown (OueIda Col gave Is
Richmond (Ontario Coz
The sbsiitonists claim over 300 votes in onta
and nesry, 1900 votes in Oneida County.
(Frora the Argasl
hLnAsr corsrr.-rhe federal majority has been
re6uoed since 1s3s 30 votes. and since last fall, 40
votes. They claimed 200 majority in the city, and
bet yesterday "a $50. They are minus 20 in THAR
estimate: and WILL we doubt not, fall 40 below their
estimate in the county.
The following are the returns from the several
wards, ne far csnvassed last night, and reports
CT adjacent towns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07

Hits THEArME.-There is a rousing bill to-
night. for the benefit OF Mrs. Herrns-positively
her last appearance. The "Americsn Whisthng
Boy" will be himself again in =" Seth Slope" and
his Scotch melody On the flute, which has rivc,ted
in silent rapture many audience, will be repeated
The MILDLY Ashore" (perhaps one Of Mrs Her
rings beet characters) will be rformsd, and with
the dancing Of Miss Cannon, and The array 81 vocal
and ntal music announced in the bills, the
success of Mrs. Herring is indubiable. Yankee
Hill land who il better estled to Ny takes bepe
it on Monday. Let this also be a bumper 10 the
hSim-ssd No mistake. Let every man, woman, and
child see the s'Goldcn Fleece"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07

o.. CoSsrAnrIoS LIyrs ComrEsrsr.-Dr Tay-
lors Dalsam of Lvcrworh has been used In this city
FOR ears for the Of these Diseases and always
ssf.L Even where other medicines have we'd
useless the this cgctahlc balsam has been ioov cd
with immediate relief We c. rdialy recommend 10 the
sick the more we know II TO be well worthy their
patronage and esteem. Many &C hest ply scians
daily Ia thcr practice, which shows fully in what est
nation II ishct Observe and get the original and gs
nune made a. as Bowcry. Sold also BY Ilushtcn A.
pnw all in all their stores, and in New Haven by
friend ID. T.. Mitchell. S--
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07

Probably elected said tObe doultaA
soCar. Van Buren, has CARED six and lost two. In
nineteen districts heard fron ten wings aad seven
teen democrats hsvo been c'ssiet.
IN seven districts, the whigs have gained orc and
perhaps two state Senators, and the democrats two.
u the House the latter party have gained Eve mem
hers Last year the vi Is had twelve majority IN
TIE Assembly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07

that GENERAL WIN. H. HARRISON is he nsrt
President Of the United Ststes. $3.50.
The particular causes which have produced the
defeat ofthe Wing party in the State Of New York.
while General Harrison has got the State, shall
hereafter at full length II will be history
for the last three years. ofthe corruptions and wick
edness Of the Wall street press, the Wall street
cquss, the State Barber cabinet at Albany, and the
folly and arrogance Of all the stockholders, Office
seekers, and "pipe-layers,"-a precious expose
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07

Federal majority for Governor, Iit-for Congress
52j-Aegrega,e vote 55l7 Federal majority in 1857
Gt5--in 1889, 679-whole No. Of in 1863, 453j
TT0iorlisi-reported 81 Federal majority for
congress.
Rnor-reported federal majority 225.
IfuiIferIand-do I2j for congress, and ~ Ter
sheriff
BsLhlshsm-do. 90 for fed congress, sherif
Ne,c Srotand--fed governor 20, electors ".
Bsrn-4O majority Tor Fresoh, dem congress.
These include sll the federal towns. The demo-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07

cratic towns win not give less, we think, thaa $50
lBNssELAyR COUNTY.
Troy-525 led majority for eopgrsss.
Grsenbush-2l9 majority for democrats. Congress
200 electors 2l6 Governor, PIG Sheriff PAS for Mil
Ter, coroner.
lFrom the Western State Journal-Extra)
OHoNDAeA COUNrY.-Our returns are in from all
the towns and the result will not vary essentially
from the following
The Locofoco majority the county ticket will
be about l00-on the Electors some that less.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07

States marked vrh an ssterisk ri have voto-
those not 50 marked have not voted bat are as good
az old gold for Harrison.
Tbus IL appears that General Harrison is elected,
without the vote Of virginia, or Pennsylvania. AZ
the last accounts he had good chance for both
these states a. MIR. VsR Buren,. On the ether hand
Gene al Harrison, 10 let must loose Maine and
Nor;h Carolina, (both one is not enough before he
can be defeated. We assert positively, therefore,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07

The vote OF 1889. No eontes. this year.
The above is according to our latest returns We
have heard from thirty five counties officially What
the Official returns from the remaining counties may
do towards defeating either party, of course remains
to be seen. So far the state presents pretty tight
fit. Both parties claim it by 200 to 500 Neither go
over the latter number
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07
Ohio Election.

Ohio ELECTION.
Twenty.four counties give Harrison a majority Of
q ,733. There are seventy-nine counties in the
State. These the 18th ult. gave Ccrwin, the
Wing candidate for Governor, majority Of l6 o90
We should not be surprised if Harrison carried
the State by 80 Oo0-the largest majority given
in Ohio for either side.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07
rhe weekly. Herald

Will be published this morning at o'clock, price
g. cents al the office q Ann street
II will contain the latest intelligence from the IT,
teror of New York, brought by our Special Express
from Csyuga Bridge, by the steamboat which left
Albany at 8 o'clock on Friday afternoon. This in
teIIgence will confirm contradict the account we
Published yesterday Of the triumph of the Harrison
electoral ticket for this state, and the defeat of Co
vernon Seward.
Also, the latest intelligence by the Express mail
OF this morning from Pennsy lvania, Virginia, and
other States Both parties yet claim those two large
States, but both are yet uncertain.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07

From Extra of the Utica Observer.l
ONEIDA CovNrY.-We have heard from ten
towns, and the result shows democratic gain since
the election Of 1889 OF more than $50
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07

NEw YoRK, Friday, II o'clock, noon.
BY incredible efforts we have ascertained the
fact that GENERAL HARRISON WILL RE-
CEIyE THE ELECTORAL VOTE OF NEW
NDRK, and IL he gets Virginia or Maine, even
without Pennsylvania, he is ae inert President of
b,t United Aafss.
We have also aseertaiDcd that Gore,Tor Stirard
hG' lost has election, ard that the corrupt Clique Of
WI street, consisting Of stock. jobbers, 4. s.
Bank and otaer agents, sharpers, Office seekers,
lsade1-pipe contractors, who governed his coun-
ellis and made ais appointments Through the sgen-
cy Fl Thurlow Weed, State Barker, are all pros
tratee in the dis to which they belong, by high.
HONORABLE, and Indignant people.
We Ia We also the extraordinary fact developed,
cha, the gross outrsrs all morals, and all .e.ney
yerpetaALed du riag aie last months by the Wall
hsreet press have isen sigaslly reb0ked By the
people OF sew York in the defeat of Governor
Seward and the oiiqss chat supported him, while
the LOnesf Patriot Of f< NORTH Bend has giorsossy
rscoi,ed the 'Aagnifeepf cote oftke Empire State.
What a singular ~anSe station Of discriminating
justice in the pablo nst
The Grand Rcsu,f---GenevxJ Harrison
EIect.d.
There can be no rational doubt Of tks, election Of
General Harrison. These are the ttbs Of returns
ascertsined az follows
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07

CHATHAM THEATRE.-Booth's benefit to ight.
Popular pieces-great cast-and tr,ump hant house
wifi be the result. The tragedy Of Richard the
Third and the comedy Of the Mayor Of CARAT
Booth as Richard and Jerry Sneak. Thorne
Richmond W. H. Smith as sTresseI Stevens,
Cline, Mrs. Thorne, and the entire strength of the
company, in the cast. We advise all who wish
extra graf ifcaton to attend early. The Chatham il
going ahead. Thorne is coming the cash, aad Booth
is play ing better than ever.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07
NEW YORK HERALD.


VIII be published on Sunday al IL O'CLOCK noon'
with the latest election from the interior
OfNew York, from Virginia, Pennsylvania and other
States on the great question recently decided by the
eoustry Twill be highly important