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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-25
SOUTH CAROLINA AND PENNSYLVANIA.


letirr from mercantile house 10 Charleston, dated
On TIE 9Th inst. is published in Philadelphia paper,
from alHch we cnpy the following paragraph
10 night NC have torch aht coltbation We
shall BtEY rnE TARIFF, and raise 10 The breeze the
bsnnef ii rREE TRADE. Tie South Will soon be re-
slufed To her usual prosperity"
bury The Tariff" will you? Had yon not better
hR II Efsi Ard That ioremdrn you, vii be easy
task. Think YOU II with majority oil 81 last winter,
end With the Presidential ncu,nalion pnrpasey .h
opeo, To- the purpose ii tempting the Northern "doash
Jdcts you could mol sranae the Monster thai YOU
enascuIae Inn hs Winter or the neAt, with re-
dueed majority, aud when the Presidential question s
settled for four years comt? IT You do Messts Nul-
yds your crrduIlly Is almts equal your arrogance.
just hok, II 5ou Please gentlemen, II alai il said
by Of ycur allies P,nnsylvana--le editor Of the
sunsoy Americana rnper that sgnazpd ilsell in the
campaign warm advocate u Dir poll's cleo
ton. What says h,}
NH PIX IL is itne has net been 81 closely identified
viii The manufacturing. interests Me Clay but ii
nusl be Ttcullocltd lha liz has been SUSTAINED and
BY sustained ia Ibis STATE, under many adverse ccum
Stances. utb jaN coHdehte nai he iconld sustain he
nafac ,rna Is ,eeit othe interests y he State &C
cordaa 10 r promise ,rog uLe,e male by las Urn per-
soHat and ufteatjd frauds Mr.. pok Is ansn ul htph
character ad spoless integrity. lie. therefore, cainoi
and hmk uill not iaseiy tthcy these uho hare pli-
cea Hrir confluence II, han. ile viii rerel.ec, that
Without Peusy yana he could have been elected:
thai Tie pcopl, II PennsgraHia are almost unanimous
N tarorq It twB. dto,dhg protection 10 itcr manu-
faefTcs. that IT wtiha firm hehci thai he Nuul. Gs
lor thtse interests nsy had Tern assured By kinse
md lis i'hdS, thai hry gave BIN thelr support. 10
hetray them now Would be u6lsc than .4rnoids treason.
1hse W know 20 be the feelings Of almost the entire de-
mocfacy ii this section OF the whole State. The four
counties u Northumberland, Columbia, Srhu, HILL aud
Il zerne gave lin majufily OF 4OSl Ihest, rouuiies
russtss almost touudless wealth IN their cua end iron
aud are, therefore, deeply interested in the taft They
Lave gwen tins large oe I'm Ter tie most posltvc
taGee thai iacir gfea, Interests woud be pfurctd and
u6c be 10 he WH thai siopid aiitnpt 10 ieIag thtm"
" lat lhluk you ol thd, Alessieuis Nehy,Is? itu
say lal ik is pledged To Free TraGe aud already in
tue height of your oAlllalun at his ee ten you are
bout 10 bury the ,aril and ycu will whisper in Mr.
Polhs car, 'rct 10 lie mGn M0t L,!rals SolM Ca,oh,
M - But listen 10 dat voice frem Pennsylvania
Does II chime in with Hat Of the South Carolina de-
mecfacy Far from il. Isltr! Mr.. pok and his
friends lave ,ld Us Hat lie in favor Of Protective
laffi-ard ace 10 Me n0H botLctroJs Pnasyi;onia!''
Ard yet lie ursi Ietry onc ot tlem. We Lave yet to
see "ielifh is the dope -
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Easestss ntasuts sdiestf. lhs question Ct toundsry
81 as Dot Ia Infringe npon The territorial rights Vi Mexico
settling the delicate subject Of sartry. prevent
npea - admission into thu non States the recurrence
nj he Missouri eontfosefsyi-,Gd 1t ny lie. HAT fbe
proposition TO annex TeAas shall assume ibs SHAPE. aud
be Invested Of some nter Of the ooRfm and r,s sLle
objections urged against the Tyler treaty, at least
a The W hies, whose predictions known he avo
raale to the ilsl under proper circumstances
may ea-opeTa,n with the new adnni.t ralon in he ar
cushion ii Texas. Bui hazard this praphoey-l 10
many u Nh Folks Northern friends should such = state
oftlanss exist viii prove their leader Bot We
are DEPRESSING from the object Of this ARTICLES there
fore brng remarks close. By expressing dec
dtd conviction that The policy Of the Wings is az
rtta're beorc tie people and Conservative in the public
eonoes-to lose na an inch of ground where they can
avid II. IN the popular eeelons, but un the contrary t,
elcil strong public in then lyor as posi-.
biz 10 sssert and dttnd unlnchiney The principles and
policy Of their rafiy and 10 oppose, mt iaeliously but
truly The threatened upon hlGefieaa capital and
la59'.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-25

W Lew Woodbury., one Of the chiefs Of the party
winch has arfaisned Mr.. Clay as a Sabbath breaker de-
fveFed political speech Bos,on on Sunday trenig
eheSe's) lhIs VAS bad enough; but it is still
lhai In he course oihis haaneue, he uttered f,ti-
llous ialsehuod He reported in the BAY S,fv Dem.
ocrat' to have said. ar. Goy is in ta,or tfHe as
sumption q State Uelis,o The evils Ct Mhic, measure
NJ W o'dhury thea went TN 10 ruullray Now, Mr..
h""ahnTy cannot Luz know HAT Mr.. Clay has uniform.
~, "h TN Tie floor Of the Stae and ,sew here in hi,
own pes' nee declared his exbe hostility to the a.,
SUMPTION OF the dtbts o. Tie a,ss BY the General Gov
eminent. But the charee, coming from that source 10
CHARACTERISTIC lie Y ho d, saley misrrresenled Tho
comparative late Of Gues In he Tariffs Of 1928 and
le42 aud APPENDED Tie false statement to his srcrch for
gene circulation. and Who wien lie was convicted Of
the tact by Senator from Rhode Island sa, silent und,
Tie casa7'Ioh e received, cannot be very scupuluu
as 10 general assertions Like these or course We hav1
no special interest dow in def ndirg MI Clay from
atse charges; and we merely refer it for the puposs
vi showing the foul weapons with which he was assalled
Throughout The late canvass, by traders in politics. such
as Lew oodbury-a man who, ccuiuco as lie now
IS, was, leore be WIS thought up" ike hundreds Of
oilers OF The Northern dough ,jace," Gas John Ran
doIpi used 10 designate tie politicians Of easy virtue
from hat reei'n,)a loud m, uihcd advocate Of John
Quincy Adams, whom, on unc occasion he toasted az
An. honest man, wlo like an unmoy d rock,
is wash'd whllsr, but not shaken by the shock"
1t is pity that he has not something like a ihe Of
Mr.. Adams's honesty.
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STA1E. CONTENTION.

The Richmond Wing has come out IN favor Of the call
OF State Convention 10 amend the Constitution of Viz
glna. Iii mainly urged TO take this step, this time
IN consequence OF the ambiguity Of ha, provision of the
constitution regulating the right Of suffrage, which, be
Ing susceptible OF various interpretations DESTROYS every
thing like uniformity IN the exercise Of that night Mr.
b. w. Leigh. as is well known penRed that claus, of
the constitution; and that fact having frequently been
made the preieX Of assaults upon that distinguished Gen
eman the Wing, in lis introductory number takes occa
siun 10 show The Injustice OF those assaults Mr. riub
'ony reduced TO simple language WIS possible tue
results proclaimed 10y the Votes and often the cousctinp
votes oi the curieudiug aemns Of the white and mixed
basis. lie had no authority To do more; and the wendcr
Is iai he did we'll Nla VAS task Of EXTREMIST dif
ecuyio reduce 10 oIdtr the daily nacluans councils
Of body who directed by eAaneors aud constant,
ly shifting Impulses
The Wing adds: I'VE hear fton rumar, and with
great satisfaction, that Gov Mellow eli. In his firth
coming Message, Will press a Convention with ener
gy."
Whether the Wing is correct in saying that the call
of Convention, land that without delay, is ineyia
be," remains 10 be tested. 1t is certainly very impor
lan. in every point Of view that he right of suaIade
should he clearly aud precisely d, fntd so as To leave
lille possible the Inference and construction Of
ministerial ,icefs and If his TIE oy question TO
he considered. opinion wcald he decidedly in favor q,
The propositiun. Bu, If there he another Convention
viii not The war between the Moniasues and the Capu
lets again be wogedl VIII the contest between the
advocates Of the mixed aud white basis be ekndled and
exhibit even more violence than in 1899?
o. The Montreal Gazette very naturally exnlls o.
over The election OF Mr. Polk. regarding as decision Of
1 .f,l,,
mission 81 Brush manufactures without reference Ia
tie protection Of the American rudueerp Il may he
very well tr British Interests; hut We had ssnn,ssd
meg were under the protection II BRUSH legislators,
HE American capitalist aud lshofrr has hard tim. of
II "hsn lie Issnbieele5 10 thu suRbie IN. &c British Pa,
t'meat and an Amer cat t5ngois,
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, The Plebelan, a rabid Locoiuco paper published
10 New York, candidly acknowledges iha, Y;n some
Parts q Pennsylvania The friends Of Cor Pok pracimd
dsno~tsy and,epresc"ted him as friendly to The Ii"
rW y lo42" The Pleheian, white IL was on tho sn-
lesslonal, might have zone I,,ls anher. This dis.
honesty Was rracsed IN trcry part of feuDsy wanna.
and Vas ?racsed moi only by MIR. Folks friends but
ny Mr, Pix himself. whose slIep2e, with full know
lrdee that lis 'Iriends'i in that Stale nd elsewhere
were thus r5aciising dishonesty was very naturally
construed INTO Confirmation of the declarann OF 'h,,s
ritnds That he was in favor .! tho tariff Of 1872 iio
VIII hsar thunder Tun, that State as SION as he hits inc
ven Win Which he has Sd siudously concealed n'
sentiments during the canvass
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ocl /
GE0TIS, GAS~VHsg,gst.S NND
r.E,SyEv go

M have just reserved and ufer 10 the inspection al
W 'he rhlc, the msl splendid lot ol Cloths Cassi
n,res aud tesiHgs. lave Lad the pleasure g,
exhibiting IN tbs iuafke-heing ii the best fn.Ish aud
frrnrh manufacture aud of The latest styles Persons
IN wait cheap Goads al this Hoe are invited t. call
and sxnmne sleek We shall be able l., SUIT them
with esery quality, irsm ia the very finest \,
ilee, snd weare dlsp sed sell ir snail all
and see TURNER s BlRWELL,
0ci2o ,.sT
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MAINE.
Relurns rom | 50 towns in Naine. cxln;, ,,.,r
AI.AB.A MA

we nave received but few returns from this Slate
o'' 'hey are like jug shandir. all on one side
Polk WIZ get large majority
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poPuLAR NOrE-sAi.cl 10 E..ne correction,

We Ave lncT1dtd IN Tie sbu.e tahIr onIy ne
voie u those States il Which tie II ,i.r,i.. Inv.
Teen aseefi'Ihed or may be chseiy arprexiu.a.d In
Virginia hrre is tnsd,ab,e flcrrce in the yariou,
tabular estimates. Arising fom different returns, which
can only be corrected iy the ilical vote |, will be
seen ihat The p"ruiar v"te, 81 far is very close.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-25

"liau PRicrs.-A letter from Havana. dated On
thu 2blh ultima. STATES Hat American 1uf " as pour
ING IN and lruaj sale at 81 barrel
HE ahmye paragraph. which is going the rounds is
calculated, without explanation, To msiend c rrader in
IN bthel that huenf an lnut Is selling abto1d at ryor-
hanl pliers. i onsh 10 he undofsaud TINT American
tielabi f"tn TIE lnfed Sats lunaaga duly lnoludcd)
IS Fb'n seventy i've coils pei hade. ard alIer CHARGES
tWenti i've cnsi 81 that tho merchant real ls. who
eAfetls the iouf fom tins country. npan n,ur Al
The abo'o &c Ii lfaea, about ION d5las per barrel
only. l.Aai ht
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ftrnlo.

SlrU9.
Isie Tsmniea nsefrs contain afrnsifs n two sever
battles ee;w iHe Ala mi thu Canshchc a.,
iahsscaats .ndans. ,,g b. tt PESO de ls huf1s
w the dl.''ic al Rfyboss. Aeui the OH OF Oc',ie
the a,ii@as, alsesrs n'sd, inesfsun aispug III,
A,rsasns. and esfrifsi re number 81 sid
sa'idrcn. F,is-sx A.cN3can- ke the field. =
twenty ~ WIN sub,,i A. isne,o of lis Aluf,s
ts.nis Nasieaas shat burned ~ tHr hoesa
s'schf "a tie rancho AHeihes - 4gftntul tluk iaf
na he ifi't al oe.tr, ua.sh sisi upN srls a. twD
hsuf>. lAe l4d.sa< l#al'y aaadst.ea iae h-l1, eas
Ia. lshed lhci. IL aapf'''> iy lad my iu,y ,sf,ieI
I'll. issuiy 81 tie i4d,sus iatt Grad ug.p Tie
Gel, NAn sasK aleFe4i ip hsvr h.rii
rs1sd.la. ~. - .riies !, lie lalaa i-sse both
fist1 tai .aaatsl. tlr sic 81 tise H,Aci.s niue
sele Knitted ata lhifn I'm u"oteitd.
Aa,a Jpar.'s isj my fr he Presidency of Texas
Is stse,a seven aei nj beudled ,e,... X. l.. Au-
t,rsn rs ilr .cs Presided rltrf. IL ot'g nats
si,ir ahrf. lHr p4lefS. Hy stailug The iIc
~ tet rsah IT, Ply a.slape.neai 10 him; u ls We
ii,k. ra,aer iasafa q u h' c4fseef tan otherwise.
'iae leSian lfi,nnrrs. VIVA ha,. recently arrived At
New pisais ir.o 80 rug, tse" eAeiisd much ssu.
rilh, hr eir destitute eldltisn, IL. f4.cr rity
Fee qusr,eFs had bfea pri'idrd t4r he,o and brfa
contributions uekin2 III Their reci.
Ma roLK's BiarupW.--Ua Saturday Nov. 2.
Jamrs X. pek ,eaehed Lis 50,h yest
The Phsdelphia L y. Gsze,te says that MP. y.
Tyler, oi Nte Orleans ut pie,eit II Philadelphia. has
Invented Ptss III edton. tebacao hay. and other
Articles, requiring great pUwcr. Which vii. ethals
supefsede al those n5s IA ase, nj excepting the lily
sraulic Press.
Melancholy .7reiirut --Durnr the mach Of The
American Republican procession. IA NV vfk, on In
dsy week. explosion al guoiaed Il, aoh fac, board
mlnaiGfe ship, drawn a. The froeessun Which nlnt
I'd ta, snd thfer BUYS yt-y ELY VI lhefn
is i,sTrd. meflalls. he ship. the iinc, WAS IN
Second street. Avehuo \. ai tie pl,iun uas
e.uscd b., The esrel.ssnr,s Of renan fHU ttatfd
~ the piWIpf s.nukfnI a f4eHT.--l ne tNplusuu
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f.ot ISlANA

Returns from 81 parishes give Mr. Polk ma
!"y o' 'oi and as the Locoioco marily in the par
'sh's t" be heard from 227 last Jule, il is almost
certain that Louisiana has given her VOTE by The aid of
The p'Pe' fy's Of Plaqnemines, 10 Mr. Polk.
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Ie.n $1,000
Mr.. brmos DAVIS. II Newark y. J.. la'ey decreased.
h.s ie by will huuse and Ii In tie Amtncan Board
of Foreign Missions, ,siutd Al 5000.
Iolrsu on saada,--A wrier in tie NIddlescx
Standard. describing the marner N which the Sabbath
Is observed IN Lowell REMARKS. III ,ou wunld SEE
law I'll ''atelt, Walter Scott says ol Ne,rose Al
Icy you nsl &c here Of pleasant Frri Dsy at the
csse .. witai IL raie1 The 'ati,ruoon srrvcr' The
streets are uef hlssneiing like penpaltic flower gar
den. as Il Tic tubls aBd !,s rid r,sts Of nv trend
Nsnen's nursery n the vale II Nugaiian should take
hino thea heads 10 iFJneaa .e In exercise Thousands
swsfm 'rrh. "hb during the week DAYS are coututd IN
ihe mills Gay cuiurs alternate III SNOWY Nhilenes,
--eAl cnn' ssiiiah .ihvs tie plain Occurrences Oh Old
hshinnrd Melhodisn. Fair tsle faces ca 'ch warmer
TINT Pom Tie Tee sunshine and fresh air Jir anpul
step hermes elastic mih that spgiryp ru,iaa m the
fsf,' Which, Charles Lamb admired Yet the reo,ral
sPpearance Of the city is 'ia; If qaietudr youthful
uultude passes on caimy, It's voices saidued 10 Z
lover srJ sfi ned lone ns II arn Of breaking ihe re.
pse u he Day ul RESI- A slfsneer. a. sh from The
gwy sfcn ssbba,hs i, M Continent Of fnrpe would
tc ,'fdrnrpfly amazed a. lie sald sobriry Of orl
rrowced Sucday streets, s inmp 10 the French
mans eanrsoa, that The ony amuscmenis tolerated II
America, are f@iaies fr tie men, and religion ior The
women.
X French statistical work sia;is that the /, ,linaqr
I, crime Is al lis ,nJiMnl in about the ape Il q
--iDwomen five years laer that greatest phvsica
MTngtSofG,ai is developed between Tie age uf rs an,
81 and The gresiesi cisi rDsrefs between the rye q
n ana 80 ard that gaming is the pfacipa canee o sui
eide amoGs males, and rntae,,,s in love affairs
yonnst females.
AMERICAN .gpp!es far ns Londoa Market, The new
psckrt ship Sarapaea Will fake oui with her severn
shohss bsffe's IS apples. I.ie eii fals ready aud
PRISE sse u Loadsn and .lIrr Giles Of Eqglsnd -
lhila .z~es..
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NILSSON ri.

We have fcturns from q counties, in which NJ,
Clay majority Is &C. In he same cour,es in lslo .
ilarson's nrj"ry vas 1902. The Locoloco msjori,,
in tie State was then Gae8. II will probably be aDvu,
tie now.
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80 The iiysburg Star and Cnonown pem'cfa,
too'h Pennsylvania pspeTs1 have placed the name %
1en Scott at the head Of their columns candidate w
The Presidency in 1878. The latter adds the nape "
Guy. Jones, If Tennessee, as Vice President
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MlNStSSlPPl
For Clay
Fur Polk
NIajpsiiiy

ne 'o'"s Rave gained laye|y in this STATE. As WAS
,he case !" GeoTela we presume The people were ibid in
nado'S' ,ha' Texas We're annexed her public land,
In vii prYbabl, reach s9rn ~ magnify III
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rhe Aplrnoar0 1'iroiglam.
rONDaY. .S0pEuBER .. 1871.
rOLICY 81 InE MIC fAKrY.

y difepssed ly tie fadifg Wig pese,s ard az might
naturally he oNlfct.d t,re suot entire unannity Of
opinion am,ns lien. We CONCUR IN otinit with a
wife. IN the Richmond Wing. and will III editors Of
ifa rarer, tiot II IS tg always pttie, ~ tcgarvng
seas q he leading oi te larry in power (as
the Nhigs, they should have a inajoy IN he Sonale
may do 10 enable them throw unequal share u re
spoasibiiy uron tie minofiy. Bu ought, ueycrhe-
les, u pursue the ,g! alhcr Than the poiic even it.
under existing circumstances the terms are conflicting,
whcb by the way. do tot +, le,e. l. is tie dufy
al The Why's N oaf humble opinion, fihry cannot, by
positive acts Of Legislation, to the people all tie
benefits of wise system Of Laliopa i,ey, 10 avert
lfem Tie county, fra may be in their power SO
To d. tie evils 81 an adverse s,s.m-- ard this dufy
teens To Us to be stllmorc incumbent upon them when
We huk to he iatme and remember. llat it Id only BY
IN inile2iby rigid adherence 10 us principles. that The
eilieent organization u The Wing party, Which is Is
sehlla to It's success hereafter he preserved If il
50 happen that the Wings, by elccng Senator from
Virginia this winter, shall secure moIprily in that
b5dy, while, il reference b Ereciirc appointment, we
should desire hem 10 pursue liberal policy towards the
Executive, confirming all nominations To which there
may nu be ln,urefabs objections, couifss should
laehl 10 see hrn act upon The counsel given them
by Ire .Ncp Vert Courier and by the .Hdany Uaity
i4re,ftser. in tie G,lIaeins p,r,gr,nr4.
From He " ]. Courier
at Is n ,ri,n,. uus.,n l,, f., ia. ,Lios sh,ld in
iefpto taatrcst The natural cons, queues u tie election
III FOLK ana DALLAS. D"uhi'es they might ayr1
Psa" o'"' nut IN lPhhsh'h' J""e eaoa could fe-
] Ill ,,,, l5,. y w., ~ l'''f
duly 10 let the ncopli 6.,e tl,l what icy de,fenll
The eens' quenrcs oieir adherence 10 Loco forosn.
ip'9 nave '"fo i9f Total repeal "i the 'afd,-let
-, w "''"', "'a II a'''' A"'m W., u
have determined Ia SCI. Qr,pou and have a var vub
Eng l4nd-lel their Determination be carried out In
shut The people have d,clded ia Jarar q Leco foto
aa".s = ny P"rtp9a ana IL IS men 'sh 40 nave
k1l.rs il, ,h. 1,.,.,,,' H., t',,,i So, I'll Wv
together as som as Canorqas meets. and consider ALt,h
- Is not their duty Ia say AT 10 the Loco F,cu
parry ,n' People have declared n tdrf Vi your pm
,'ya,, ,I ~, ,if 81" - ' ''','' "1' 70
eonnry IN vour hand mi vb,,yr LI ~, nass -,
peal shall not be opposed by us We eannn aud YOU in
Yani nqn"n' lfR'.alon Tat agfecoby 10 the peoples
s' ", WV '"' VI 9""' way
-, '' ''' ''''."iJ D'"J 'i"es'fffr'
'''' w. ''''.' ~ me V"o'', ii ,le ing parry
mn the ,,i,ci,l,. ,r,l IL. ~ ,, '.',,,3 -, H.,
people have what Trey have asked for ihrtf,i the ballet
bases let those Who 10 rule Us. have both lie
''o" ''o 'nP resi-, hsi7iy 81 'htIf mras9s. In tHs
- ,', -, ~ " '''i.'' ""''"'' we - '5 VI '''"'
prrity ut tie country \ .hInr,n ~ La l,, ,, ~,
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Rssse ssE.s'g.

fENfE hover fsn nt the Brick Tenement opposite
NJ, JOHN iiaims's Grocery -frmerly uccupird by
NJ i. ityard, II IS setaoe stand lor Dry trauds
Gtirey establishment.
Possession given on Isl November. For terms apply
10 JNo. NJ OIEl,
Cashier Of Bank OF Nltgluia
Oct. 81 ma
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Folks rnsjnrity 5.0lS Y. BIS msj'y 40
,i45
So 3 Folk s gain.

Wayne "a new counly,) and Nicholas r, main to he
heard om- tie la,r gave in 1910, Tor Harrison g.
for Van Buren f2O.
IT, Those cuunties marked with an asterisk are Of
fcioAy heard from.
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90 Alexander e.. Buli,t, ESD who has been ~, ~.
several years past ssnar editor vi that sterling WV.
Joarns', the New 0rleaps Dec, has retired IRON INV
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GGn.gisls seOSlSSng k';eces.
IA T. have received ore case ol snfeflar DOUBLE
w BARREL f0N LING PIECES, fexra fin.
ish, finn wire twist pateut touch. patma vent holes Der
clsaaa ocAs with Steel aeti,n They are If recent I'm
rria''on' The real "Slnn Paw" aal no mjs,ahe--lor
sale bow 10 close MCDANIEL. X McCOhKLE.
Having purchased and made trial Of one II the Cans
recently impaired 10y Mcdaniel 4 MeCorhle, | take
pleasure IN stating that it shoots with prel force and
accuracy, aud Is IN every respect. eqea any Fpw
ng piece ever used can therefore, conhdently re-
roHniend them 10 the notice u Sporsmen.
l. II. lRIGG.
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NEW JltRsE.Y-OHcial.

Ike filcal rtrins iu III Ills State (2lo b,l,,,. c
Eltciors having Teen rejected, Tor HON piy.r q, t
What cause Ject'd. IS hot stately show the following
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Official

he following are the onicla returns from ,i,le Ia
aware:
For Clay 6o5y
Fur Polk saco
Majpsiiy Qss
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NEW HAMPSHIRE Compile.
ILLINOIS.

As far as heard from the Locufco majority is C1l2.
II " III probably exceed 10000.
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YER MONT.

VERMONT
Returns 'r'r li5 to"ts in lermnl show l,,c.,.
increased Wing najory-as follows ~
FIR Cla. toiao
For Puk II ~.
For BlrGey o1I7
Mejan'5 over Poi. III. Willy cain since Ii. r..
ein"' 5 eleclion last September $500.
Here IS again no ehuee in the 4lh Convre,Sio,,,
Dis'riet-thoueh the Wing candidate has GAINED
largely IN Dillingham; the present ocofoco n,u,l..
thai II is believed lie III succeed ON tho hind ,,;.I ~
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MAINE.
Returns from l53 TOW rs in Maine. cxbibi, II. fiji
ing result:
For Polk Of ON
For Clay 2os,o
Fol Blrney opD
Folks majority over Clay 5,33l 10 The Is, Co,,,,.
slona District. there is again choice. John d. MrC
(Laco) Is elected in the 4lh district over II H.
the present. Wing member. IN the J.h d,,ri. il.
thought there is again no choice