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NEW GOODS.

G M. POPE has jus, returned from New York
~. with good assortment OF Staple Dry Goods, for
the Fall and Winter trade, consisting in part OF
Wool dyed Black Blue, Invisible Green and Cadet
Mixel Broad Cloih,.
do do do Doe skin, Beaver md PHO, do
Plain and Fancy Cassimprcs
Silk and Wooden Velvet Ve>ings
PLAN and Figtl. Satin do
Silk and Cotton Warp Apaccas.
Cashmeres, Chrsan~, Bavaran, Molora and Or
20 leans Cloths for dresses,
Ladies Crava,s, Gents. 10
Gimps and Fringes,
"a and Ga Plaid wor.ed Goods
Bro. Hollands, bro. Ia e Cloths,
Elk. Holland CAM rics,
Hosiery, Gloves, &c. &c.
I he above wi'h many other goods were pnrcha' ed
AT the pre- en reduced prices aud wl lie sold as CHEAP
rs the cheapest.
Burlington October, %, 1874 81
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FARM FOR SALE.

nzWA nor SALE, farm in Underhill, con-
f44TA l. tanning one hundred and foriy.,
lsE acres, ahou one hundred acres of which
l@mmkEza-- is under cultivation, the remainder is
covered by a good growth of hard wood. On the
premises convenient dwelling house. barn. sheds,
&c. and an orchard Of thrifty bearing appe trees,
sufficient for making some fifty or sixty barrels OF
cider. Also, farm containing one hundred acres,
lying about mile from The above, al ont sixty acres
OF WHICH is under improvement, and has i, a capa-
cious larn the rema irder is well wooded principally
with beach and maple. The above are situated near
the centre OF the town and OF the main road ARE
Of the fence being substantial stone wall, and togeih-
er compose Of the best DAIRY farms in the town
The above premises will lie sod to close concern
for much less than their real value, and possession
given on the 1>t of April next. For further particu
lars enquire of A. FOOTE.
Burlington, Feb. %, 1914 3sf
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BRIGGS TENT
FENCE MACHINE,

NOR turning Fence Pockets and other articles of
IL wood of cylindrical form.
The undersigned continue to operate the above
Machinery al Winooski City," where they would
be happy to furnish purchasers with some of their
varieties OF Farm, garden ornamental Fence
They will also work up Lumber upon shares or by
the Tod for those who wish.
Owing TO the advantages which they derive in the
use of the above Improvement they are enabled to
afford nea, and beautiful fence for yards and gar
dens, at much less expense than the same can be
got up for IN any other way while fol- dural my It is
not excetled by any in common Use. THIS valuable
improvement first brought out in Western New
York, where II has gone into extensive use and has
received the appreciation the Mayor of the city Of
Buffalo, with many hundreds of the first agricnllur
lists and others that part of the State, also of Gov
Hubbard, Poet JARVIS Judge Churchill and many
others iu New Hampshire. In fact wherever it has
been introduced it has heen highly approved As a
Farm Fence it combines more advantages than any
other fence used. II can e usrl iriihoUt posts
and is therefore no, affected by the freezing and
heaving of the ground. 1t takes less lumber than
any other kind of fence, is certain protection against
all kinds of cattle Is not liable get of repair,
cannot be bionn doirn, Is easily set mp, taken down
and removed. without injury.
sPNo FARMER shouid be riihoW ut least su'l-
Gent quantity 10 throw around his fields of grain
and stack yards.
The undersigned refer with pleasure to Col Harry
Thomas n. b. Haswell, Esq aud Mrssrs. Brns-
maid and Brothers, Burlington; Hon. David Read,
Colchester; Ralph Iqndon, WllIison, and VIM.
JNo n DEWEY.
p. DEWEY
ANY person wishing to engage in the above bust
ness in the counties of Franklin, Orleans, Lnmoie,
Washington Rutland Bennington and Windham, in
this State, or any Of he Eastern counties in the State
of New York, viii .,aase apply as above.
JNO n. DEWEY,
Agent for PATIENCE.
Burlington, W., August, 1914 l3
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Wis IGIII',S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.; OR
INDIAN PUnGATiNE.

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man, ',i' ~ ',t. nv I'" v VIZ l,e
pu9t,c ior a mHon longer period man "RleHTs
INDIAN ! E"LIAbLE rlLL,, YET hone >la,!d> now ~
ntr, T " % r ,,,a'". " ,II" ,
"a i % rbn i l.h n" ,.ah af
Ibe RruhiH. ali ear cbeeri,i ,e.t,nnnv +" h.;,
toroyab Ca;c,c and min ,neT,.op when ,ny-i
in tb. mos d,,re,.inc ,nr ,r which ee Is L.ir
TO-"
The theory Of d,. ease ON ,cb,ch Wp1cur,, Isp,.r
vrcrr,n, -. 49, .,.o ,.,,,1, ~ !; 49,: go. - -, ~.
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he l;,,v dis np'i,;,o In, y,.r, fee, !, mi,
nortv. II j. u.el.,. ih.rrG re ,o III. emf In, .o,nJ.
nes> of this theory in this Mace aud Ct uuex1on
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'nss ,a' a., '"'H "''' ''''''' ~! INJURY
"i'rt' ',o s :, Et.c ,b. ,,l;,., ;s ano,bo; IN
important quality and one winch ha> contributed
,lo.t 'h'h al! '""7 ''se y" e'e"S'o" """ FoP"-
'aT~y .J NJ, ,,,.;,D r. ;,,.,e .,ron 81,
~ 'r3ro, n'| ms'ae'"s "Sen S!yonsy
10 Gs p"'Eoc"aJ q ",J p'y', amn nS use Gus ~"
10 'ec'"' 0.'''' -" = .,mos. ".''e'S4'
AGItoN.
! The eli zens Of NJ" England are respectfully IN
formed that in con elgence q he great popularity
which WrightN Indian Negeia, lePtll> have earnejhy
their ASTONISHING rgo1ness, Gang OF Connierieers
are now ndlslron'ly engaged IN palmns on the IN
snspecling raiHeleSs and perhaps dGngerons medi-
cue, under the name OF INDIAN Vegetable PILLS. ,
This Is TO INFORM the public, tha' the genuine medi
cine ha> ON the boxes,
"Wrighi's Indian ~ n We eta, L Pills.
1900 n oot,ror o. ururpp
rot 40 ,rni The orr IF tbe IaI ii viii lie founJ
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FROM 10 rear >'rrt' %
Al CEDAR STREET.

NEAR WILLIAM STREET..
7 EE & BREW STER give notice to the Dealers
II in prv Goods, that they have removed their
Warehouse Tor Printed Calicoe, Exclusively, from
Pearl, to II Cedar street. BY conining their a.
tcn,ion 10 Prints only l.. y b. ena led to exhii
an assortment far surprising any ever before Offered
in Anlerica-and 10 sell AT prices a. low and General
~ Lower than hou,e> Whose attention Is dyided
among a large variety Of articles.
The Stock consists ofsEvERAL THOUSANDS or PAT
TERMS AND toLoRINGs. embracing every variety Of
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PRINT
In marte,-many styles of which are got mp exrlu-
Sively 'or their own sales, and cannot be had else
where eXcep, IN second hands. ..r. o..
Dealers in Print, will md it for heir Interest TO ex-
anime this S!ocl, eore making their purrhases-lhey
will have the advantage Of learning the loves, mar
kel prl,ps-anl comparing all the de>ral e styles in
market >ie by :, e. .- 9,
Catalogue OF Prices, correce' with every variation
of the Mar,et, are placed in the hands Of buyers.
April o, n. 40 If
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TTI.S AND SCREWS.

C0O boz. Table, Back flap, Narrow, Broad,
oVO Window Blind and Pew door Butts, from
Wrought and Cast lrln.
1900 GROSS American "Premium" Screws.
assorted sizes. Dealers supplied at New York pri-
Ce> SIRON(:S g. co.
Aug. G, a. 10
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'ENilE subscribers have received this day larg,
n assortment Of Looking Glasses, Crockery, and
Glass Ware IN addition TO their stock of Dry Good,
and Groceries, which they are determined to sell low
{. F. STAMFORD & co.
Sept. 10, 1874. 16
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NEW SVOgs.gG.
NEW FIRM.

THE Subscribers have formed a Coparncrship
L under the firm ofC. +. Stamford & Co., a, the
store formerly occupied by Lovely u Seymour, where
they will be allie to show in few days very large
assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry Groceries, Paper
Hangings, Crockery, Glassware, &c &c.. that will
be worthy The inspection of the purchasing commit
nifty. C, f. STAMFORD.
w. i. SHATTUCK.
Sept 9, 1914. ii
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Tin Plate. Wire. &c.

mn Boxes Tin Plate, Is and extra sizes GO
~ 70 Us bdis. iron wire, assorted Nos. sheet IRON,
shee, copper, timed aud blk rve,s, with general
assortment Of timers goods. STRONGS d co.
Aug, 1874. IL
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LNARWELl.'S Mems Pumps and Goat Skin Boot
L ecS, La 'e' Ract and Cord Half CATERS, Walk
ing shoes, Xii Slips, and Buskm-. Ju-i reed by
Ii. W. CATLIN.
July "a, lsli.
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LAKE CHAMPIalN, NEW.YORK AND
BOSTON.
Hrrr, e,rx q H11,e., TYn1n

AVE- r. ~ @&&AAA0 u - .15M4s 1As
'1NHE PROPRIErORS ofths Line have provided
n class first rate boats to ply the present sea-
son between Lake Chanipain and New Yorl, for the
transportation of Merchandise and such other prop
erty as may lie entrusted to their care and hope 10
receive as they intend to merit, fair share OF
patronage.
These loats 20 through TO New York, and are TO
he lowed by steam on Hudson RIVER, and on Lake
Champlain when tccessary. In this mode property
is not subjected TO injury by transhpncns, and lots
are kept together.
This Line of boats connect ut New York with the
Despatch Line of Boston Packets; Contracts for
freight letween Boston or New York and Lake
Champlain, can be made with our agents. Property
pass sing lctween Boston and Lake Champlain, for
,varled in either direction via Western Railroad
when desired.
EToRs,
FOLTETT e. BRADLEY, Burlington, VI.
ST. Adams, VI
AGENT
| l.. A. LONESOME Coenies Slip, N. York,
c. l.. WARE, 16 Long Wharf, Boston. 45 If
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KNHE PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE UNI
yea states is now complete. 1t may be seen nj
orders IN relation to this vaual lie work Every Amer
lcan viii feel proud to be the owner of this History
He who. may have orders left with them will do me
favor BY transmitting them 10 Mr.. Hunilnqton-
T.. w Blasdell Of Nergennes is an authorized agent
All the counties in the will visited as soon as
practicable for the circulation of this unrivaled Amer
lean History.
;. d. KIMBAIL 1r, special Agent for VI.
Burlington, Sept 9Th 1914 X
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tVright's Indian Vegetable Pills,
lNlIIA\ PI RGATlNEA

OF THE North AMERloAS COLLEGE OF HEALTH"
And a,o around the lorder Of the lal el will lie found
IN small type,
"Enered according 10 the Act Of Congress, in the
wear 1910, V William Wright, in The Clerks Office OF
the District Court OF the Eastern District ofPennsy-
vauia."
The PM lie will also remem err that al who sell the
genuine Indian Vegetable Pills provided with
certificate u agency slgnel v
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William Wright, Vice President

OF THE NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH,
and that eerS never IN any allowed 10 sell
the genuine medicine. All travelling Agents will | e
provided with certificate OF Agency above descr-
bed: and those who cannot show one will be known
a. base impCstorS. 4
The following highly respectable persons have bs
appointed agents for The sale of the above named
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New Goods.
BOARDING HOUSE.

VHE subscriber world respectfully inform the pub
l lie that he still confines to keep Bodrding
House, on Nam Street, few rods frc the Court
commo late a few more hoarder> on \ rea sonal l.
terms can lie obtained clsewle
WARREN Sicily.
Darlington, Vt, Aug. 7, 1914. IO-f
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-09-26
GREEN WILLIE.

The Crccnriiic Clay Club according to adjourn
mcnt ON Saturday 2lst of September Tie President,
of the Vice Presidents called the meetinp TO orJrr
when the following resolution, with several others,
were offered by Samuel Finley. and unanimously adopt
Resolved, That Committees of Vigilance be appointed
Tor the several sections in bounds, those duty it
shall be all the voters and to urge on them 10 at
tend not only the club meetings, but especially to be at
the election and vote Monday the 4th of November
next.
Committee for the section extending from Grccnvillc
towards Brownsburg TO the Rockbridge line thence to
Midway and on down the main road to GrecnvillcDa
wa e. Gilkerson, Robert L. Wallace, John Mcclure
Jacob Cox Elijah Carson, James Rowan, Col A. Moore
Adam shultz' Henry Fix, Capt, James Henry, John
Guiin Henry Birch, John Shultz, r, Robert McCork-
man. Jr, Samuel Ilouser, David Steel, John Brown
COMMITTEES or The section extending from the great
road above Grccnviic to Midway and the South Noun
tan-.Thos. Donoho. Saul Mc(;ufIin, jackson Link
David David Link, David Fmver, George Grove, David
John Brownlce Hugh Brownlcc, VIM. Browncc, job
Brown, Thos Wilkins, John Newton, John Brownies
ST., T. Hnrtagln, L. Evans, and J. Hughes.
Committee for section extending along the ridge from,
the Brownsburg road down to Robert McPhctcrs from
across TO the Grccnvc road and up said TO
Tate, SAM HUMPHREYS, A. +. Humphries, VIM Coch-
ran, John Strain, John Merritt David Via, Chas Brat.
ford, Baxter Bradford James Bumgardner, John Hays,
Doak, Henry Hawpc, John Hawpe, Jas. McClung, VIM
Bilou, Hamilton Brown, VIM. Jackson, Williamson
10y SoShIah, Newton, IL. Turk, Thomas
nlcCorkle, Jos. Bridget, II. Brdgets, NJ. D. Vines,
Anthony Beard and Col Jas. Lilly.
Committee for the section extending from the Cross
Keys to the Mountan-Wi Brown, Adam Swink
Sam'l mcCaddn, DIR. john Moore, Jacob Vanlcar VIM
Swink' Wm Wallace, David Brown, Mathew Pison,
David Backwocd John Thompson, VIM Thompson,
tiienry MeCaaddn' Adam Hawpc, John nawpc, VIM.
MWawpe, William Logan, Jacob Franger, John Swatz,
WHY Thomson, Capt. John Frangcr, George Franrcr
Jacob Brubcck, Abraham Brubcck, Sam'I b. Weaver, j.
Gardner, Robert Logan, McClung Patton, r. Lambert
H. Lambert; Jas. Moore; VIM. Wilson, A. H. Muche
son, Daniel Mosby, and Jas. Patton.
RESOLVED, That copy of the proceedings of this
for publication
The Club then adjourned until the next regular time
oil meeting, being the third Saturday of every MONTH
MATHEW PlLSON, President
II Turk,
JAS. $. PATTON,
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PARNASSUS.

Coniormaby TO notice, goCdly number of Wings
met at tins place 10 take consideration the
vi nouing an Union meeting, supported by Barbecue,
the Democracy failing TO attend
on motion Of X ID. Hill, j. a. Cochran was called TO
the Chair. ~ ~ "
Reuben D. Hill was appointed Secretary.
on MOTION II was resolved that have a Barbecue
on Friday the 18th Of October next, at the Augusta
Springs, and that the Ladies the ne ghborhood of Mi
Soon Parnassus and Churchvc are respectfully invited
TO attend
On motion, Col Rankin, d. Griffith esq James f.
logshcad, and John X. Syrclc appointed commit
tee for the purpose of procuring subscriptions in catab
&c Tor the Mount Scion and Parnassus ncighborhooas
- on motion, James "A. Cochran, esq, Is. +. Kcmpcr,
Hcnry >leg and Franklin Scrrctt appointed com
mttee to procure subscriptions catabes Tor the Church
Vile ncighborhood
On motion, Richard II. Dudley, John c. Rusm,sel
VIM d. Hogshcad, and Reuben ID. Hill are appointcd
The Cook Committee, whose duty shall he have the
meats &c served up in the very best old Virginia STYLE
Resolved, That Col Armstrong Rankin, Richard H.
dudley, and r. ID. Hill be Il committee, whose duty il
snail DC TO see the tenant the Augusta Springs
~ ana win him make the necessary arrangements for
having the barbecue at the time and place aforesaid
and should they fail in making said arrangements if
shall be their duty TO select other place and give
notice thereof in the different ncghborhoods before
toned.
On motion Of r. III. Dudley, Edmund j. Hill is an
pointed a committee man the cook committee.
RESOLVED, That the proceedings of this meeting be
Republican.
Resolved, That the Wings of Rockingham, who can
meet us at our Barbecue, hereby cordially in.
vited TO attend.
Resolved, That this meeting do now adjourn.
JAS. A COCHRAN, President
IL. ID. HILL, Secretary.
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FREE DINNER.

H. The Fishersyille Clay Club will give
a FREE DINNER near that place on Friday the
9th inst, to which the citizens of Augusta are
respectfully invited-and particularly the Ladies'
The Clay Clubs and Gee Clubs are requested
to come with their banners, &c.
Distinguished Speakers from abroad have been
invited TO address the crowd.
The Band of the Virginia Institution for the
Blind have also been invited
Ample preparations have been made for 1000
persons; though if twice or thrice that number
should come, they shall have share
BY order Of tie Club
f. McCUE, Pres't.
II. III. KINNEY Sec'rv
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YrNslee's Sale OF Real Property
IN PENDLETON COUNTY.

iA> IIA> DLIlO YIN COUNI4.
RG virtue of two deeds executed TO the under
~ signed--one on the End of November, 1871
and the other on the 2Sth of February, 1912, by
John Devericks, SEM, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office of the County of Pendleton-in
trust, ior the purposes mentioned in said deeds,
shall on Monday the 10th day Of September next,
proceed to sell to the highest bidder, for ready
money, on the premises,
A Tract or Parcel of Land containing One Hun.
dred and Fifty Acres,
more or less, lying and being in the County of
Pendleton, on Shaw's Fork, about sixty i've a.
cres OF which are cleared, upon which are COM
Portable Dwelling House, Barn, &c.
Acting IN the capacity of Trustee, will only
convey TO the purchaser such title as is vested in
me by the conveyances aforesaid.
PETER HULL, Trustee.
June ID, 1914.
FL The above sale is postponed till Satur.
day the Goth October next.
PETER HULL, Trustee.
Sept. &c, 1914.
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Commissioners Sale.
Sept. 1915.

/ n obedience TO Decree of the Circuit Supe.
= rior Court of Law and Chancery for Augusta
County, rendered on the 2lst day of June 1914,
in cause therein depending between Philip
Wonderlake, plaintiff, and John Johnston and
others, defendants, shall on the ith day of DC,
tober next, sell at public auction on the premises,
the Land in the bill mentioned, and which lies
on the northeast side Of Middle River in the
county of Augusta, estimated to contain % A.
CRES, being the same land which was conveyed
by VIM. Fishburn to VIM. u. kayser, in trust;
for John Johnston.
Terms of sale--A credit of 6, IL and 8 months
will be given the purchaser giving bond with APP
proved security, and the title will be retained as
lien on the land for further security. If FROM
any cause the sale should not be made on the day
above named, then the same will take place on
the next day. w. II. CARRIER,
Sept. IL. Commissioner.
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Sale under Deed Of Vrust.

IN pursuance of Deed of Trust executed bv
Jacob j. Glosberner to Ephraim Geeting and
the subscriber the 10th day of Sept, 1910,
for the purpose of securing the payment of GER
tain sum of money therein specified, in install
ments, which deed is of record in the County
Court Office Of Augusta, will be sold on Tuesday
the 22nd day of October next, on the premises,
al public auction, to the highest bidder for ready
money, TWO certain Tracts or Parcels of Land,
situated on The Middle River, in the county of
Augusta, containing together Ga Acres, Roods,
and 20 Poles, being the same Tracts which were
conveyed by Jacob Teaford and wife to the said
Glosserner, by deed of the same date with the
said deed Of trust, or so much only of the said
TWO Tracts as will be sufficient to pay the money
now due under the trust, together with the COSTS
OF sale. The title is believed perfect but such
only will be made to the purchaser as is usual in
such cases. SAM'L. CLARKE, Trustee.
Sept. o.
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A Copy Tes,e,
N. G. KINNEY, c. {.

N compliance with the provisions of the FORE
going decree, shall on Thursday the 10th OF
October next, proceed to offer for sale on the prem
Ises, the property herein referred to, to wit: One
Parcel OF Land lying and being on both sides of
ia, and containing together about ~ ACRES
being the same which said Ross purchased of ia
cob Crist--also House and Lo, lying in the
town of Spring Hill distinguished in plat of said
town as No. IL, containing one-;hitd Of all Acfe.
containing one-thrd Of an Acre and DESIGNATED
as NO ID. Also part Of Lot in said town, ad.
Joining Lot No. 8, the quantity of land in which
Is unascertaned, and also the interest of said Ross
In water-ight, embracing part of Lot No. I3s
CHAS. III. LEWIS, Com'r.
Sept. ID.
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B0E SArsiao

OFFER at private sale my MERCHANT
AND SAW MILL, with SO or 100 Acres OF
Land attached. This properly lies miles east
OF Staunton, on Christians Creek. There are on
1t about25 Acres of excellent bottom, which could
be made into meadow. The whole of the land is
well watered, in good state of cultivation and as
fertile as any in the neighborhood. The improve.
ments are good two-story Frame House and
Kitchen, good Barn and Mller's House, and
other necessary outhouses. The Merchant and
saw Mills are in good state Of repair, and are
turned by Christians Creek, which has plentiful
supply of water at all seasons. The Merchants
Mill runs one pair of Burrs and Chopper; the
whole situated in fine grain growing country
Will say no more about the property as those
wishing to purchase call, examine and iudge
Tor themselves. Terms reasonable, and possession
had at any time by the purchaser.
HENRY DEFFENBAUGH.
Sept. 19.-tf
Rockingham Register insert times.
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MAINE ELECTION,

The election in this State has gone apainst the
Wings by majority decided as to leave no
doubt that its vote will be given to Polk in No
vember.-Ths result was not unexpected, though
the majority is larger than we had anticipated
We have returns from BIG towns, in which the
vote for Governor stands thus:
4 Anderson, (Loco) 1900
Robinson, (Whg) 35,Ol3
Abolition $3.50
Anderson's plurality Robinson 9O26-hs
majority over all 3466-which will be increased
by the towns to be heard from.
1t is believed that the Locos have elected four
members of Congress, and the Wings one-in
two districts no choice.
In the State Legislature the Locos have large
majority.