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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-05

WHAT IS A BANK Tho question is
very frequently asked--What is a Bank I?
The best solution we have seen, is con-
tanned in the following abstract of re-
port, recently made by all the banks of
this state to the Auditor General, in
compliance with resolution of the
House Of Representatives.
The total number of stockholders is
l7,O7l-of which the following division
il made
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-05
For Sale,

gH,A That valuable estate in Wash
Sv.sG3 ington street. on Easton's Point.
;is,Ew consisting of n Lot of Land and
xasgssEel a cnpacious Dwelling House,
with other buildings thereon standing, known
as the Oldfed Estnte.
Likewise two valuable Lots of Land, with
two Dwelling lIonses thereon standlng,slua
ted in Marlborough and Charles streets.
known as The lots on which the residence Of
Gov. Coddington was situated.
If the above described Estates nre not sold
previous to Friday, the 18th Of March next,
they will then on that day be sold at public
auction, on the premises, at 3 o'clock p. NJ.
For terms, which will be liberal. apply to
Feb. q. p. p. REMINGTON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-05
III e II A l. ID OF THE II I'M T. $.

The language of The following extract
from the Ohio State Journal, published
at Columbus, glowing as it may seem, is
but an echo OF The enthusiasm in favor
Of Harrison and Tyler with which the
whole State is animated.
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For Sale.
$500 REWARD!

RY direction Of the Frecmen Of the Towr
- of Newport, the Town Council Of said
Town offer reward OF FIVE HUNDRED
DOLL2RS for the apprehension and CON
viction of the person or persons concerned in
setting Fire to the Store of Mr.. David $. Hol-
loway, on the night Of the 10Th inst: and di.
rect this notice to be published in oil the
newspapers of this town.
BY order,
Feb 81 b b. HowLANp, Council elk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-05

Chairs, ns at any other establishment in town
all of which they offer on the most reasona,
BILE terms.
N. D. EVERY article in the cabinet line
made to order at the shortest notice, and war
ranted workmanship.
STEPHEN VI. STEDMAN,
JOHN r. STEDMAN.
Newport, March 5, lSi0.-[6m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-05
Whig State Nominations.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
Is Y II . N DI Nj A N,
OF BRISTOL.

lst NATn'L. S. RUGGLEs, Of Nswport.
I'd. JAMES ALDRIcm, Of Scituaie.
Sd. JoNA. REYNOLDS, Of ~ Kingstovn.
4th. HEzEKIAH BoswoRTH, Of Warren.
9th. ELISHA HARRIS, Of Corentry.
9th. WIN. L. BRowYING, ,of S. Kmgsiown.
7th. HENRY ALDRIcH, Of W. Greenc,ch.
9th. PHILIP THOMAS, Of Cumberland.
9th. EZEKIEL FOWLER, Of SmihfeM.
10th. JOSEPH OSBORNE, Of Tirerion.
HESRY Bowen, Secretary,
ALBERT G. GREENE, attorney General.
STEPHEN CAHooNE, General Treasurer.
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THE subscribers wish to in.
form the public generally, tina,
they will continue the C1BI
.NET.M7KLVG BUSINESS
in all it's branches. under the
firm Of $. NJ. a. J. X. STED
MAN, at the stand formerly oc-
cupied by \. NJ. Stedman, No.
10 Broad. street, where they Of.
fer for sale as good nn assor, =
mert Of Cabinet Furniture aud
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-05

jY MILTON IIALL-Auctionesr.

On Saturday neri. nj % o'cioek a. m., at N:
subscribers Store. uW BE- sold al Public
AUCTION,
kegs Butter, bbls Mess Beef tierco
Rice, Cbaise, Cart. large quantity
of Furniture and other articles.
March .. NJ. HALL, Auct'r
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NLOUR.--Just received and for sale by
Il NJ HALL, 80 bbls. Canal Flour.
Mar &
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The Supreme Judicial Cou,t &C THE
State, Is now in session in this town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-05

Bank Stock at Auction.
On Saturday nert AT haif past II O'Clock a.
". wH be sold at Public .4lleiion, in front
oC The Traders Bank,
IN shares ofthe Capital Stock ofsaid Bank.
~ Conditions al sale.
Mar. D. NJ. HALL, .aucfr.
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GROUND RfUE-ior sal, by
VI fob l.l EFAw MENTION
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NICE CALICOS at 7TLLEPS, at 10
~ and l2i cts. mar 5.
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nz- SWAIM'S CHARACTERIZATION. Tnxs-
greatcelebrty which this remedy basacquircd during
period OF twenty years. its increasing demand and iz
unparalleled success, has nducedsa number of pesoz
rom time to time, both at home and abroad srit is
I'm various ways.
As long these limitations were confined TO mxt1szz
esrng other names, did consider Unnecessary To-
gross receptions prach sed by unpnncipled men, La
binding spurious syrup for the s'genune Swain K1Rp
eea we cannot too strongly caution the public 70 ava
purchasing our medicines from any but the most res
able sources.
It'll difficult detect in many instances, the aEsnzk
perpetrators of these ppOstiens, as the spurinusE
lures are the more generally sent into the INTERIOR zn
foreign countries.
Some time back, we detected Observation-Disclosures
NewYork, closely resembling own, butths hag<2EsHz
were labelled William Swain, instead of WrLErA@
SWAIN.
More recently we have found bottles cast n a mautM
precisely like own, but 'Swam's Panaceal' News
York is blown in the glass, instead of "Swainss Fnas
cea,'' Philadelphia.
We have received repeated adviees from heWeserA-
da islands that empty bottles purchased uR a.
m2taFe and of the thousands Of hottlesOf Swsiz
Panacea annually sold in our principal cites we cS
collect but few of the empty bottles, they azE
made use of in various ways to detraud the propetA
and 10 deceive the public.
We have known instances ofthree bottles being nzst
out of one, by mixing portion OF SarsaParila SyEu
with the genuine Swams Panaeea, thereby EefzlHAz
| some of its virtues.
In Philadelphia lately, large order received 1=
mercantile house for Swaims Panacea botes=a m0sa.
exact imitation of our own was made and the os<E
upplied-and recent advices from Brazis nfoTm ustl
a vessel from Amsterdam had arrived at Rhode IzueSsU
partly laden with bottles precisely like ourown We
have also in possession book printed in Germany, -
smile of our own book of cases and certificates
From all these circumstances it will be seem that hes
genuine Swaims Panacea is counterfeited andimirzss
to u considerable extent; and these limitations are rn
only fraud upon Us, but will necessarily Proaer t
sufenngs of invads in these diseases where the gei
medicine might have proved efhcacous, must rsyr
upon the public to purchase the Swam's Panace2 oE
RON authentic and respectable houses and deaers, v-
obtain their supplies either from Labraoryu Rtlbzi
| aelphia or from accredited and General Agent,
| HENRY JOHN SHARPE, No &c Pnesueez
New-Ycrk..
tsigned1 WILLIAM SWAIMj& son.
Philadelphia, 29th April, 1910.
ROBERTS& ATKINSON,
Corner of hanover and Marketste-tE,
| ira 80 eodtf Batiazoss
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FROM t''' ~. ' 40 Era.
.nIrDT
M..soOURI

.-.OoOURI.
AS yet, we have only general results in regard
Ito the election. We shall give them now, pro-
missing to give particulars as they may reach us.
In Warren county, the Wing and Loco Foco
candidates for the House of Representatives are
tied
Boone County has given Clark majority of
562, and elected the five Wing Representatives,
and S. Kirtley, Esq. Senator from Boone and An
DRAIN
Galloway has given a majority of 213 for the
Wings. Three Wing Representatives.
In Montgomery, the Wing Representative is
elected by 115 votes.
The Wings of Howard County have put the
Loco Focos up to all they know. In the county,
on the first day, Clark received 74l-Reynolds
IT'S
Cape Girardeau County has given the Loco
focos majority of Sal.
ST. Geneieve County ID majority for the Loco
Focos.
Perry County, majority for the Loco Focos
st. Francois County-Uusual majority for the
Wings.
Thirteen counties have been heard from, Civ
ing Clark. the Wing candidate for Governor,
majority of 2, 4SS. The Wing majority in these
counties, in 1886, was 1874. This would seem
TO be an immense gain; but comparing the same
counties with the vote of 1888, when the Van
Buren, majority In the State was upwards of
5000, the gain is something less than ,O00.-
We suppose the Van Buren, vote in the remote
counties, on the Missouri river, will more than
overcome this jority-though the contest in
November will be doubtful
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9e-LUON AND READ.E9}

KETANTED IM8fEDIATELY-25 Chamber
w maids To fill excellent situations; number of
white and colored girls TO do house work in private
families; several steady cooks wanted in large establish
inents 10 elderly women house keepers, to supern
tend extensive houses ii seamsesses wanted; I5.wai
ters white and cooured, in private residences and no.
tells; ladies' maids in request; variety of boys wanted
as apprentices divers kinds of tTades "a will
find good situations by early applications clerks and
book keepers shortly wanted; first farming
ards and oversee; muattO boys wait in office;
Ii poreTs in various stores, wanted Immediately; 45
German and Irish aborers go in the country; letters
written and advertisements prepared and many other
9uatons too numerous to mention and valuable 10
lose All foreigners emgrants and strangers, will find
ii greatly TO their advantage 10 call, who either
knowledge, information instruction. Farms, houses,
shops and for lease sale; servants for
life term of years, bought Sold procured daily
on the most advantageous terms; information any
business given received, forwarded far and near;
debts and dues collected, lost children keo tis cfce
any commands will be thankfully received pfsTapib
attended to; charges moderate
Southern Planters and Msrcasriswhs want Slaves
information, will find greatly to their advantsgcl call
at LEWIS F. SCUTTI7S General Intelligence Office
old establishment No. West Fayete street. basement
story of Bamums City Hotel and nearly opposite the
Battle Monument. aus
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AU CTION SAL Els.
IVALUABLE FARNT FOR sALna-e


NDEzEx decree Of the High CourtDf C'hauesryz
~ the underzlgned Will offer at public sale on WEE
NESDAY. the istof September at the HnEtFaossz r.
change, AT Il O'Clock a. NJ, thar valuable Farg tg5-
and being in Kent county, Nd called ssVVor1on 7neyT
OF which John B0rdley, decd. died seized Iris Fs
is most advantageousiy situate on Wort7D (rsek ,.sz-
its mouth, commanding beautiful view of the Che
peake bay and surrounding waters; adoins the Ias.
OF Peter tssabTy, and Others and contains 46 Acres @
land, less; about LOO OF which are IN
Wood aRas TIMBER part heavily tmbeEed IaossIvo 81
White oak there are large and nexhausrble depo5us
OF oyster shells on the Premises many Thousand bushels
~ which have been recently burnt and Spread over tf
Farm There is at tins time great demand for oJSter-
shell LEae amongst she farmers along the waters Of ta
pay, the sale of which, from this farm, would pro-
duce faiasomn revenue annually TO heeWneE thereof
lhcfe are TWO DWELLING HOUSES on the pre-
- Discs, one OF which is laIge ana in good "a
Essss. repair, "'th suitable out budingsrthe 9th ssE
~sefls OF convenient size, and is intended for4s
FhaEs tefe Is isn Apple Orchard SIS prime, and
good assortment OF other well selected fruit of var0a
Kinds 6esdeS the numerous bay craft that ply betwea
the Creekad Baltimore there is regular Steam RGse
oeInH lnlcatton with Baltimore twice a week
Persons disposed to make investmc ais in land yso
do well to view the premises before day of sale az
this is-a most desirable property.
The Terms o4 Sale are that the purchaser shall uzz
one-thisd Of the purchase meney in cash. and shall give
bonds. notes with security to he approved by ts
Trustee for the payment of the resiGse of the pcha
money in Two equal instaments, Of twelve and twenty
four months, with interest from the day of sale Fz
information apply the subscriber, his sea
in the city of Baltimore.
VIM. A. PATTERSON,
au u+dts- Trustee.
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au u+dts
VALUABLE FARM Az UCTI INV.
YENKT T. S.TTRSCER TRTCTR : M ell -, -. =


THNHE SUBSCRIBERS wAb sell By Auction, az
n the Exchange, in the city OF Baltimore, =. one F1
VI. oInhfONDAY the l4th day Of September next, a.
most beautifully situated and highly improved FARa
lying within four miles of the city Of Baltimore.
This property lies directly upansthe Baltimore zzSA
Havre-d Grace Turnpike, rO1a always perfectly ssa
in the worst weather.
IL has been covered with lime ashes and other HzG
and is in beautiful state ofcIdvation ThegTea
part we'll set in clover timothy. II contains 1T
of land, full portion of WHICH is in fine ws0d-
The S6Silem line of the FarmtouHds Hpon the waHnzs
of Back river where there fac fishing and slO6sHE
tieinseasons.
The barns, stabling and shedding quite laTge zHA.
in good condition. and there a plain small bp1EEskA
LING the road. There ere one beSzgflzk
sites for dwellings upon the place. There v~y Ine
dairy within fifty yards of the dwelling and u8nses
spring of water flowing intG-it. An extensive and EXT
celeat orchard, fine ice house and altogether the u
perry is of the most desirable in the ReighhohOoa o
Baltimore, IL is sufficiently be used for u
and vegetable farm for marxet
We will also sell with without the farm, % head or
CutP, part fu bred part nearly full bred BurhaHs,
large number of Hogs, some of them genuine Befiz-
sbres farm horses and carriages, horses, pougbs
wagons, horse rakes, cider press and every thing
cess3fy to carry excellent and extensive eszt
hshuaent.
Terms of sale for the stock cash. for the farm, i'm
cash, and the residue in IL, 1s and "a months, with
terest from sale. The title will be made clear and inss
disputable JOHN GLENN.
jy9-law9t6t GEORGE EARNEST.Jr.
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Brig Lady Adams, from Baltimore for Amsterdam,
was spoken 9Th inst. in lat 81 %, lon II
PHILADELPHIA. August l7-Cleared brig Treaty,
DuntOn, Trieste and Leghom
Brig New Hanover, Carly, Savannah
Schr Pennsylvania, Brock, MatanZas
Sloop Samuel Pierce, Baltimore
Arr s0op Sfatira days from Baltimore
NEW YORK, August l5-Ceared ship Josephine,
Phndle, Liverpool; brig Lucinda Merrill, St Thomas
Arr ship Neya, Bunker, LiyerPool, June ,.
Egypt with graffes, gazelles, &c to June, Titus,
Aujevine s. Co. of the Geological Institute
Sw. brig Njord. Mulsten, so days from Bremen. liz
steerage passengers
Brig Eliza s Susan, Dyer, Marseilles June 81
Brig Roarer, Corning, 81 days from Para
Evenng-Ceared ships Lous Philippe, Castof, HaV-
re; Florida, Moran, Liverpool
Arr ships Susan, Coffin, IS days from Bremen. lO4
steerage passengers
Brig Mary Pennell, Given, Al days from MarseiIIes
Brig Impulse, Pittle 30 days from Mansanila, Cuba
Below, Br brig Emerald % days from Jamaica
PROVIDENCE, August l4-Arr sehr Robert Bruce,
from Charleston
Brig Casket johnson, Matanzas
BRISTOL, August l2-Cleared brig Emeine, Lewis,
Havana
Sailed barque Essex Atlantic Ocean
BOSTON, Aug. l4-Cld brig Victer, Hurd, Gibral-
Brig Nereus. MansanIa
Brig Eagle, Smith, Port all Prince
Ar ship Msdford, Thomas, Liverpool June %
Ship Howard, Williams, Liverpool June4
Ship Gloucester, Easterbrook, Liverpool June ID
Parque Express, Haet, from Piilau
Brig Arabian. Charleston
Schr Pensacola, Havana
18th, noon-SigRal for l ship and brig
PORTLAND, Aug. l4-Au Oxford, Robinson, Liv-
eTpoo June IA
THoMAsToN, August Arr John Holland, 80 DIS
from Port Glasgow
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 14-Sailed schrs Victa y, New
York; Joshua Brown, Boston
15tlI--BeIow brig, from Jamaica
RICHMOND, Aug. l5-An sehr Leader, PhiladeI
pima
Schr Illinois, do
Schr Tuscarorn, New York
SID, schr Orbit Baltimore
Schr Artificial, do
Schr Nassau, New York
Schr Union, Philadelphia
CHARLESTON, Aug. 14-Arr brig Howell, Matan-
SAVANNAH, Aug. 12--Cleared schr Daty Chase,
Boston
Arr ship Celia, New York
l4th-Ceared Brig Opeousas, Forrest, Baltimore
Brig Lincoln, Croker. de-
MOBILE, Aug. 8-Cleared ship Robert Isaac, Aims
worth, Liverpool
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ELECTION RETURNS.
HURRA FOR NORTH CAROLINA


OLD RIP WIDE AWAKE.
T'hirty-tsoo .MojOrity in the State Legislature.
We are indebted to passengers in the stage for
the latest accounts from North Carolina, and
learn that WAKE
has given majority of 1877 for Van Buren,.
GUILFeRD
mas given 1860 WING majority.
ORANGE
has given 113 wing majority, and gain of three
wing members of the legislature.
DAVIDSON
mas given 920 whig majority, last year gave 200
majority for Fisher.
CHATHAM
has given about 400 Wing majority.
CUMBERLAND
mas given 331 Van Buren, majority
ROBINSON
200 Wing majority and gain of two Wing ma
jority.
Stokes.
Two precincts gain of about so votes
Richmond, overwhelming for the Wings
The Wing majority on joint vote is ascertain
to be THIRTY-Two.
8g.Governor Saunders, the Van Buren, candi-
date, gives up the State. Our friends claim a
majority of SIX THOUSAND VOTES
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THNHE Subscriber would inform the public tat 1e is
i. now prepared totumsh them with fresh GA 81
SEEDS from Mr.. D. Lambeth, of Phikidelpha7 HzE
spring supply having just come to hand.
He mas also on hand his usual supply of AGRTCfE~
TURAL IMPLEMENTS generally. His stock At Sezzss-
Cutters Plodgns' Plough castings CORR ana Ios@seaS'
Also; Newly improved HORSE POWER& THHE3k&
ING MACHINES the latter with iron and wood cyiHAsL
ders, superior Pennsylvania made, Grain Cradles,
peror Trace Chains from Is Ia links the fss,
Wheat Fans from SIS so each; Com Planters, asz
great number of articles too numerous toomenou. a
made of the bsst Materials and in the subsxfsz
MANNER and will be sold low for cash or-appzoyezt AK
ceptances in Baltimore. Having Iron Foundry azk
extensive Shops and Machinery driven By steamssss
err he is prepared to receive orders for machine an
other Castings, and for Building, Machines, sc. &c
JONATHAN s. EASTMAN,
No 90 w. Pratt street,. EaIn1mss
Who has also % bushel Seed Italian SP RINGsWHEAT
nSLore for sale.
ALso-ofers 5000 well grown MoRus; MULTI
CAULIS.
ap 80 J. ST.
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NOTICE.


SCOTTI'S INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, Old Es-
y tablishment No. 3 West Fayette street, basement
story OF Banun's City Hotel and nearly opposite the
Battle Monument.
s'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
Uf-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 or near
HOUSES, Lots Farms, &c. for sale, rent or lease.
CITIZENS, Strangers and Einisranls 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
TO dispose of tem either out or in the State can md
purchasers for them at this office.
Any commands will be thankfully received and
promptly attended to- Charges moderate, and particu
ulariy be IL understood, all communications through the
post Office must be postpaid.
III .t.7e+f
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TEvHE SUBSCRIBER offers TO his friends and
n the public in general al his Lumber Yard on the
Falls, below Pratt street Brdge,-(Ofice head Union
Docil large aud general assortment ofseasoned Lun-
Der. Such Panne, Common, Select Cuttings, JOist,
ng with every other article necessary make good
assortment. A quantity of Ark Logs, and also ARK
Plank, will be sold at reduced prices, have large
quanrity hand. All those who buy for cash may ex
pect liberal discount, ID. E. THOMAS.
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JAMES B. LATIRIER,
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, SC. FOR NEW
YORK AND FLORIDA,
Office South West corner ST. Pastt'S and Fdyett
n ID. i. having been furnished with the pc street.
CD srnctons for the taking of dispositions troper in
evidence in the Federal and State Cours of be read
VIRGINIA, PENNStYLV
KENTUCKY, OHIO,
TENNESSEE, INDIANA,
N. & S. CAROLINA, ILLINOIS,
MISSISSIPPI, MISSOURI,
ALABAMA, LOUISIANA,
will attend any business that may be conded to him
in that way. COMMISSIONS for taking testimony, ad
pressed to JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, if left at the
Office of J. B. L. " i'll be attended TO.
43-DEEDS, MORTGAGES, LEASES, ASSIGN
MEN1S and other instruments of writing correctly pre-
pared and the mnaton oftitles made when request
ed. jy 80 dateO2t
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LOOK TO YOUR CoMFoRr 3 HEALTH

FUVffE present. uHu .uppfUachIFg EXCESSIVE not Wei
IL Their, is not only very oppressive and uncomorta
BILE, but must become very unhealthy: it is therefore
prudent and advisable, that persons who have any
gard for the comfort and health of their families should
carefully avoid sleeping feather beds at this
of the year-especially, when good clean delightful
MATTRESSES Of every description can he had so We
low, at the BEDDING MARfS, y. w. and s. w
roiners of Lombard and Light streets. Those who
count will please call aud examine for themselves.
iy Is diff
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PARTNER WANTED.

a EARANI1Ab WOuld be taken IN a wholesale
"A Manufacturing Establishment. which bas been in
operation for 30 years-paying, with capital OF p TO
$50 900 invested from Is 10 D per Any person
disposed to enter into the business will be satisfied by
the proprietor regards the profit, and may may
be active in the concern, as he wishes. note adj
dressed to w. P through the Post Office, will be at
tended Il 4f*
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KENTUCKY.

Sixty Counties have been heard from, and
Letcher's majority is 1909. Thirty counties
yet to hear from.
A letter received yesterday, from distinguish
ed politician in Frankfort, KY and who is better
acquainted with these remaining counties, than
any other individual in the State, says that
Letcher's majority will in all probability reach
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