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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-08-15

w SfiE subscribers arg nov receiving aid
N are opening At their store. iresl, mIopl,
! OF Spring & summer Goods, CONSISTING ii bar,
of the following.
Blue, black, Invisible green, e4J.t,a elotla
blue black. ribbed & plain eassje,eres. nla;u
ribbed & fancy garnbroons, tweed d dee.
casslmeres tor 6entenen's wear. sap satin.
velvet, plaid. London welting 9. u,aYseilles
vesting Brown & plaid Ffaen drills, eaialets.
kremins, gentlenens' scariIs. sumner cckA.
/ italian crayats, superior black lIcakin, cotton
and linen gloves, gum suspenderse mixed.
4 black, and white cotton half hose, nag and
pongee silks, pocket handkerchiefs, also =
great variety of goods for the ladiee, such as
superior black italian and grodenap silks.
/ Inquired Oleuas, black and colored :lpacas.
silalieys mouslin de lans, french elitz and
idncv prints, thread, .bobenrtt and Iilse edg
lngs, laces ard insertings. bonnet cap and
neck ribbons. swiss, null, barred and lace str-
| ped musns, figured and plain bobinetts and!
blondnetts black and coIored gimp linen,
cambria and dress handkerch;efs, black white
! and colored grapes, ladies kid, nett ID berlin
gloves. cotton, silk and worsted tnttts black
and white cottonhose, artificial flowers para
sails, colored cambrcs, grass, cambric, ging
ham and madras handkerchief sewing silk,
boss, tape, side and tuck combs, travelling
''tNt !" GIN DtSkStSs DFaitls Straw, leSHCTH ana
willow bonnets, leghorn hats. palm hats
brown and black muslins. checks, striped and
plaid cotton. brown and bleached drills. Os-
naburgs, cotton warn, cotton batting, candle
wick, ladies kid and morocco shoes, misses
and chiidrens shoes. gentlemens' morocco
boots and pumps forks. german and english
moving sythes grain sythes, cast. shear and
blister steel, axes. shoyeis spades. curry
combs, horse. cards, corn hoes, traces, halter
chains and great many other articles.
Hardware, Queensware, Drugs
and Medicines, Stationery, Gro
cerles &c. And all other arti-
cles usually kept in a country
store.
The above goods were purchased at very
fair rates, and will be sold upon the usual &C
commodating terms, for cash or to punctual
customers at six mouths upon which we
have heretofore supplied them. Our old Gus
toners, and the public are respectfully invi-
ted to give them call Country produce
taken in exchange for goods as heretofore
WALTON & RODEFFER.
May 9. 1874
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WcmHllaslolie1 $ " ale.

10y VIRTUE of decree entered in the
NJ County Court of Shenandoah. on the Ssll
day of July, 1S4i, in the case of Jacob OFT &
Others plaintiffs. against andrew 1.indamood
and others. defendants. Shall proceed, o.,
Saturday the 7th day Of September meet. on the
farm wherein said Andrew Lindamood now
resides, to. sell to the highest bidder, at pub
lie sale, the several tracts OF LAND in the
bill and proceedings mentioned, to wit--One
tract cnnfsniu5r
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l121 ACRES,

on which said Lindamood now resides, which
is first rate upland, with n GOOD HOUSE
and BARN, and other buildings-a NEVER
FAILING SPRING OF WATER thereon
Another tract containing
FORTY & A HALF ACRES,
lying near the frst.named-partly well tim
bered. One other tract containing
SEVENTEFIVE acres,
lying on Buckhill-good timber on part Of
it. One other tract containing
3IsACas ES,
ling on Stony Greek. near Walter Newman
Furnace, all wood land. Aud one other tract
containing
One Hundred and Thirty-seven Acres,
held for the life of Christian Painter; being
that portion Of Philip Painters estate allotted
to his wife as her dover; with . HOUSE and
BARN thereon.
The above property will be sold on the
following terms, to wit--So much to be paid
down as will discharge the costs of suit and
sae--the residue of the purchase money to
be paid in three equal instruments. bearing
interest from the day of sale. payable at six.
eighteen and thirty months from the day OF
sale--the purchaser to give bond and security
and deed Of trust on the property sold to
secure the perchase money Such title will
be made as is vested in me by said decree,
which is believed to be good.
j. HAAS, D. s.,
For A. Rinker, s. s. C.
COMMISSIONER.
August s, 1874.
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On his own account, under the firm of WAL
TER s. CO., and has taken the new four
story Ware House, fronting. on Howard and
Liberty streets, adjoining Messrs. T. Jones s.
Co., at the corner of Lombard street, where
he will be prepared to operate about the 2Cth
of July offering equal facilities with any 9th
er House in Baltimore. He respectfully soli-
cts the patronage of his friends in Winchester
and the Valley Of Virginia, which has been 50
literally extended to him, and for which he
feels under many obligations
Winchester, July 4, ls44-Stp d
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alley Marble Yard,
WINcuECTEp

" !" OK VIII be done IN the best manner and on
me most reasonable terms, 10 suit the lines
All 5 stone purchased in Woodstock. the sub
sefioer Will deliver at his own risk as to break
age. 6entienen wishing to procure Monu,
hen's, Fannei or Box Tombs, by writing and
sending Their address TO the Valley Marble
Yard, Winchester, Va, will be furnished with
dl1erent designs of beth Monuments and
I.oilabs JOHN PAGAN.
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A G. A IT.. ID :

AAVING disposed of our entire Stock il
a u trade, at the Winchester Depot to Mr.
OLIVER M. BRowN, who becomes our sue
cessor In the Grocery, Commission and For
wardlngg. Business at our old, stand, we re-
spectfully solicit for him Continuance of the
patronage 50 literally extended to us-feelinq
assured that every facility will be offered te
give satisfaction. WALTER s. co.
Winchester, July 4, 1874.
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TDMBs, MONUMENTS,
&c 3eaa s o oct s tenes.

Undersigned respectfully announces 70
~ tue citizens Of Woodstock, and people
4 seheras' that wish TO procure either Of the
above a. mark of respect TO their departed
Ieia'ves or friends may avail themselves Of
e s opportunity by applying toMr. CHARLES
?. hLsa, Woodstock, whom the undersigned
, ., gwen bill of prices of the different sized
i.eau stones and Tomb Tops, which shall be
o. .he pest and most durable white Marble
.Ilae can De procured in Baltimore or the Nor
.''esh Quafries. Orders will be received as
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Groceries, Paints & Dye Stufls,
Medicines, Queehesware, Sta
tionery &c.


With all other articles usually kept in a
country store, to which weinvite cur friends
and customers and the pnhlic generally 10
call and examine for themselves AS we will
sell our goods cheap for cash nrto punctual
customers on six months time, all We ask us a
call from our friends, as We feel confident
that we can give such bargains as cannot fail
to please We tender our thanks for the lib
eral patronage heretofore. received md hope
by attention to business ard disposition to
please all. TO merit continuance Of the same
Country produce taken in exchange for
goods at the market price. p
stbERT & DI4GEs.
May g, ls4s
A MEXICAN HAIR DYE.--This I,ye. is
"a, warranted, ifis'rictlv applied according
to the printed directions 10 change the hair
from arg other color Ia a beautiful Auburls,or
a perfectly Jet black, without staining or irri-
tating the skin ike other hair DYES
It is prepared only by DIR. Jayne, No. 90
South Third street. Philadelpha. Price so
cents per bottle Sad By Lr. y G. ScaaaiH,
Wo0dst0ck. FMav o. l844
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Apprentice Wanted.

n he subscriber is desirous Of taking an APP
n prentice who has been sufficiently long al
the tailoring business to be able to make paflta-
looms and vests. To such an one, liberal adj
vantages viii be afforded. He would like ts
have such boy by the middle Of September
next. None other than a boy Of good moral
character need apply.
ISAAC HAAS.
Woodstock, AUG. Is. 1915.
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TT Ew ARR1vAI,.-fhe subscriber
/ has just returned from Baltimore, ana is
receiving and opening lot Of goods of the
newest styles viz; Balzerenes, Lawns Mas.
Inns. Alpacas, Black, Blue, Dlacl, watered and
figured Mourning shaders, Parasols, second
Mourning. Blue. Pink and florence silk,
paints and many other goods
JOHN C. KERN.
May g, 1874
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Peter HOsiaolsr, Js'.,
COLLECTOR AND ATGTIlNEER.

(.23,eayS 10 be foa',d near No l. Cheapside. y
NJ ILL attend to the collection of debts,
w IN every form, upon reasonable terms:
and also offers bis services to those who may
have any kind of property to sell at auction
on public days or at sales. Refer to the cti-
zens generally, Enquire for
EXTRA PETE
Woodstock, Dec. ID, 1898.
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9e'e @slPse:
sDRQ BAGS aZo COFFEE

%Uep containing 42,a80 lbs different
qualities, just received. The above lot of
Rio Coffee was purchased from first hands
direct from the importer. We offer it to
MERCHANTS and other purchasersa al We
nv small advance lower: than ever offered in
this market and as low as can be had in Balti-
more. WI. MILLER 4 CO.
.yuly Il. 1844-4t
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REFERENCES.

Nsssrs. fiay1or 8 Son, Drahely, Fsa'on &. Co.
Cole g Houard .SeweA s. Baugher. Dauid
Uhitetord. Lot Ensey g Co Chuuacy
Brooks s. Co GosneN and Dewies Kemp 8
Buckey, 1aylor & Keys.
Baltimore. June s. 1874 "
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JUST RECEIVED, supply Of cotton
yarn, groceries, and other articles, which
will be sold low. III. MYERS.
{. Aug. 8, 1914.
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This commodious public house has recently
undergone thorough..rcpar, and is pleasant
" and fay orably situated for men of business.
The terms are adapted to tie pressure of the
times; and every effort shall be made III regard
to washing, boarding and attendance, to &C
commoaate strangers and render his house a
pleasant home to allwho may favor him with
their patronage. Eoard One Doil.tr per day.
JACOB BONN.
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GUST RECEI"ED, at No, / Cheapside--
lot Of Mourning Prints
A lot of light do
Black Grape
Black and White Nett
Brown and Bleached tw;lled Cotton .
Also, lot Of milk Crocks--all which will be
sold low by siBERT & DlNGES.
August 1, 1874.
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WOOD 4 BANNER,
Il 10 Ii + g. C o m m j S S j n
MERCHANTS,

AT THE DEPOT, WINCHESTER, VA,
VX7ILL attend promptly to all consignments
Wv made to them. They have had consi-
derable experience in the business and feel as
sured that they can give satisfaction to all
those who will favor them with their patron
age lJune n. lS44.--et
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-14

fERNoNT.-I'h- Legislature &c The
state adjourned nn October 81. The Sc
lee. Commit on Slavery and The Texas
question made report. co. cluding with
resolutions protesting against the extern
sion II slavery. and agains, The anneA atien
OF Texas, shieh were passed-ayes I2O.
noes ~. The resolution III / The IA iiEr 81
1892 has proved highly bcnefie al TO ne
peopl.. of Vermont Vas adoned 100 In
IL. THE resolution declaring that the
dis rlbuiion Of The proceeds Of the pub ic
lands Is due as an act a justice 10 tie
states, and necessary Tor the permanently
Of the protective system. wa. adopt, d.
ll9 to 55. A geelcgicai surey was aa.
thorized.
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Valuable Property
FOR SALE i.

sY virtne Of deed Of trust executed 10 the
subscribers by stephen Mnorc, they viii
ole. itr sale. Tor cash, IN lIsborougi, un .,
.urdiy TIE 23I doy Of November, all HE Ilansc -,
told and Kitchen Fugnitrr', and one Barourh
and Harness;
Aud on Tuesday Of November conrt, being
The Both. toattcea likely young NEGRuIS,
tlmana which are, gund black smith, cuok
toncr and washer, seamst.ess, and hunsr .. r.
vant.;) one Wagon, three Horses, three Cows;
also the LOT wherein he now lives, eli in,-
prov, d, with ali necessary gu, houses, Barn,
Stables, Weeen ard Csrrage House, Cow
House, g.. The garden ground and lot sre in
tine state at improvement and il IL onr II
tho mast desirable pieces OF propsriS fer con.
yenlenCe, 81. in the place.
Also on the same day vail be sold bis Store
House aud Lat, and Two small tracts Of Land
lying north If Hillsbnrough about IL miles
o. +. LONG,
EDMUND STRUDWICK. j.
octo5er rs --49
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Presidential Election.

NORTH cAR0LINA.-Tae follow.
ing are theE'darns. as Iaf As received, 81
ne eiesiion N this Stale for Electors d
President and Vice President Or lhc United
Safes. 30 fasihep appears to have bscn
. net. Wig gain Of 622 since the election
IN August upon the Whig vote Tor Cover
nor. Twenly-one counties remain ID h
heard from, in which The majority for CLAY
and Frlinghsyscn viii probably he N.
creased 70 over 1000.
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FIR The cure of Coughs, Colds, Caiarrl,
A thma, Wnooping Cough, Bronchi,
lis, Liver c 'mplaint. and all Affections
Of the Throat and Lungs.
ffsliIs remedy is invaluable aud unequalied.
-- II 10 purely veg able aud highly medici
nal, mid aud genIle IN its fleets upon the sys.
TEN, and bring entirely free fram all miners
products, by many so justly icsted aud dread.
ed, is perfectly sale, as well as sau,ary. From
a knowledge uii.s properties, aud the wonder.
i'sl success which has ai,eadcd IL, even in diff.
Ii 'uit aud aggravated rasrs, for nearly ten
years, during which il has been in use. the
Proprietor feels no hesiiancy il Introducing il
aud recommending ii 10 all WAC u Unfortunately
may have accession TO resort 10 some means or
recovery. Physicians M, ual.eqIeuiiy use il
in their practice, aud with the Medical Farul
~ generally. ii has met with much more than
ordinary APPRECIATION.
Certificates and testimonials could be fur.
nishcd in abundance from the hishes, aud mos.
respectable sources, of persons who either
hive brea greatly r. lieyed hy il. or entirety re.
covered from siiet tiuns OF the Lungs and L.
yer, bu, we iasert only the following.
CONSUMPTION AND RAISING oE BLOOD
tURED.
U urFcty ceItHN tHdt i1St august U was a.
tackled with vioien, aud pr"fuse he,nprriage
from the Langs, severe cough. with the expec-
10, alton ii mitch macoss pain in The head.
soreness il the chest, aud other distressing
symptoms. bought bottle Of Dr. Taytor's
Baisam of Liverwor, fran as Bowery, which, |
urdrr he blessings ofProvidencc. gave me Inn |
mediate 'elipf. Its effect has been ssch in my |.
case, tiat ca Il not too highly praise il.
CHARLES l. SMITH,
April 6 1913 l53 ri'lerv street, Brook iyn. !
Fur common Cola and Cough, this 10 one
oil the very best remedies ever discovered.
N D There isa spurious and counterfeit ar. /
ii J., ataai, and lately il, reduced into this
place. Therefore he careful to get the genu |
iae, WHICH is from 375 Bowery. N. Y.
w A Fresh Supply of the above
Medicine just received and for sale at
THIS OFFICE.
November 10. 5l--
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The MoRaoSs.-I he ST. Louis papers
say that more houble il brewing in The
Mormon county. The Circuit Court oi
iianrncE roan'y commenced its Session
on the 2lst ultmn, when Williams and
Sharp Charged with the murder of the
Sni,hs) wentnp to stand their trial. Two
hundred Mormans appeared at Carthage
andstatsd that They were there by aulho
rity Of Gov. Ford. There we're ESQ be-
iweea one aud two hundred persons pre-.
sent, armed and disguised asIndians, aud Il
was anticipated that they would come in
collision, and if so. murder and blonlshed
would ensue. One account says thai the
Mormons were armed, and snuther says
the ccnt'ary. T. is irobahle tina, mos, ur
them we're in attendance as witnesses.
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N,rieGa LHasmui,y Iaaalmsafs =
The dePsrinea, Of Stale aanaances. q /.
DIR date 81 the o., instant. thaIih. install.
menis due On The 5Olh Of April and 30lh
81 July last. und-r the Convention be-
tween he United States and The Meniean
kePuhllr Of The SOlh of J nuary. Is43.
were paid by that Government on Ihe
9Th Of August last Ibid
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We slaied = day o. Two Az q, Il.
aHihnn,y Of . contemporary iaurnsl
AID Hi'haug examination. lhsi de Pc.
: drntiai Electors wosld assemble in tl.r;r
respective Sales and give their voles On
~ 2d 81 flee. nsbrr. We find. IN cyan.
ming The &C, of congress nf I792, IElat he
period a whifh The Elc.oral Colleges
vote y The iirst Wednesday in Dreem.sI.
which. tins year, all BE- ille An day Of
The m0n h. Naf. Iaf,I
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eose.y. snd ediied b Mszss. Collins !
STROLLER. 4 presents ) pssliy neat -
rea aare. bui i of snail dimensions.
though he ediaOrs propose snlarsing i i
lev wees. Us loeaiion seems % bs )
good one, from is nearness 10 he coun.
aes q Franklin and Tarrsn. where d.
noerary aOurirAes . luruHsudy; sd II
q = possible for de eIilOs o prosper
while heir eause Is derIinlng. ne heartily
wish Them success in tlaeir enterprise.
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Five Cents Reward.
Nevenher 10.

II " away from the subsc -her about The
- i0th Of October last bonn3 how by thc
name 81 MORRIS SHARP. The above re-.
ward will be given icr his apprehension and
delivery TO mel and all persoes are Earwarned
from harboring or employing him under penal
" OF the Law.
JOHN MckERAIsI..
November IL. Sc
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PENNSTLFANIA.-The returns are
not yet complete, but enough has been
received to show that the bold attempt of
the I.ocos to press Mr.. Polk upon the peo-
pie of Pennsylvania as Tariff man has
been successful, and they have probably
elected their ticket by some five or six
thousand majority.
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Notice.

A LITIGATION will be made OF The nsx,
session Of lie L. sisle.rre for di,isi, y Of
The county Of Orange. al line nine n, les
west al HllIsbarnngh. =
November 5. sa-.
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Iowa. convention ef Deleg les.
elected by the people Of the Tertiary Of
Iowa To firm a Constitution for adlnis-
sion into the Union, have been in session
som- time aiihe town Of Burlington, en-
gagged IN The basinoss committed TO chem.
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Obituary.

Died, in this place, on Thursday the
18th instant, ALFRED JONES PALMER, son
of Maj. James NJ. Palmer, aged about
two years and two months.
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Notice.

ny person wishing TO purchase Lands in
The Ha"felds, can be accommodated with
SIX or seven hundred aces, lying immediately
cas-, nf G-avely Hill, on the road leading from
Rofia's Mills 10 iiiiisborough. with Two or
taree small improvements, under good repair
as 10 fences and cabins; or by on.. two or
three huedred acre lots, TO s"it purchasers.
For terms and particulars apply to
G. C. SMITH, or
-. SAML. N. TATE.
T7s Any address to the Port Master, Haw-
fields, will he attended 10,
October IS. All
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Stolen,
Land for Sale.
Novembsr II.

S32S, THE subscriber offers for sale,
sS.xSsS the tract OF land Oh whi b lie n,,w
H. lives, eontai ing 500 aces; aIsr ora
ssdASEs. iiac' IN with John q Daniel !ns.
mery lived, containing 200 aerrs; also anr
'rart on wiirh the late Thcmas q itiia lived.
r"ntaiainc $50 acres. all of whirh tracts he On
Cain crarL, anliia o.e mile aud a half e Afr.
3inchlm's Academy, aud are valuable and
vel inornped. with FOOD o.thsr1s nm each of
then, The tract orland On winch wm. Perry.
l"rmer!y lived. Al the mouth of Cain Creek, nu
Haw Ever, containing about liz acres, is ai,o
! II rcd Tor sale, the most valuable tiact in the
He'g borhno1, For terms apply 10 tie sub.
>er'ber, rto wm. Perry, IN the premises.
HENRY o'DANIEL.
NnVcmhnrI. So nd
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Notice.

n W. whom i, may concern, will take notice.
- that have this day SET fee my son 81.
! AS WILSON, and he j. hereby authorized 10
deel Cor himself aud TO become responsive for
his own contracts. in as fn'l and perfec, man.
ner as il he was Of the full aga uf twenty ono.
JOHN D. WILSON.
ocisoef .. 4s--3wp
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Men will wrangle for religion; write
Tor it; fight for it; die for it; any thing
for it. .7 '-'- 49,. q j." : .>~ =
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Ill, District DsMOCrat.-We have receiy-,
Ell the first number Of the District Demo-
crat, published at Henderson, Granville
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Land for Sale,

WILL be sod OIL the 10th Of November, al
-" Samuel n. Taie's store, or near there.
three hundred and six acres oil Lard, the place
Wherein tie'derson Fowler formerly lived. Il
will be dviied 'Hto SMALLER tracts 10 suit pur.
chasers, Il desired. II is situated six mites
west of lliIls5orough.
DAVID TATE.
October "a. a.,
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NEW YORK.-The maiorities in for
ty counties heard from are set down
For Clay 1929
For Polk 1889
SO far Polk is S.S2l ahead, nearly all
OF which, the National In.elligeucer says,
Is a gain upon the vote Of 1910. The
eighteen counties that remain to be heard
frons, gave 10 Gen. Harrison nett ma
Jority of H. 400; but as so large Wing
majority is not now expected in those
counties, the result is uncertain-.he state
may have gone for Polk. In the election
Tor members Of Congress, in the districts
heard from, the Wings have gained four.
MARYLAND-all the returns in-has
given the Clay ticket a majority Of 1888.
NEW JERSEY has elected the Clay
ticket by more than 1000 majority. Its
also said that the Wings have elected four
out of her five members of Congress-a
gain of three.
GEORGlA.-In sixteen counties heard
from, Clay has majority of l904-be-
ing gain Of 527 since the October elcc-
icnsfor Congress-.
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c0AAEcTIcIT. he sa,es firm n
i'ni pc towns having ben reccired. has
siEen = clay majoniy u sOsG.
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RIIoDE ISLAND. he eOuu,ry q DE
: Algennes." Is some 81 de I.oeos have
oren pleased % term hem. has = seoOnd
lime esineed her lore u : Iaw and order
by giving N overuheiasing vote Tor Clay.
For Clay 1879
For Polk ar
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
have been heard from, in which the ma
jonties are
For Clay 1921
Polk l5;2S2
The same counties in 1910 gave Gen.
Harrison 29,274-Mr. Van Buren, 90, Ole.
Unless the Wings have greatly increased
their vote west of the Blue Ridge, the
state has gone for Pelk and Dallas.
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l,R. CARTwmoHF's ADDREss.-A large
portion of our paper to-day is occupied
with the Address of DIR. Samuel Cart
wright, of Mississippi, on the Protective
Policy. Though the contest for the Pre-
sidency has ended, this address is we'll
calculated to enlighten the general reader,
and treats of subject upon which the
people of the United States cannot be too
well informed.