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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-12

A GREAT Loss OF PRorERTY-Took place in
Philadelphia on the afternoon and evening OF
Thursday ], was not by confagralion, hurricane,
mob riot, hank bursting, or any of the ordinary
WAYS and means BY which We occasionally wit
ness the sudden disappearance of millions. II
was simply Nv the operation of I newspaper artl-
Gle. We refer 10 the Thousand guns" fired in the
columns Of the Courier and Enquirer of this city,
in honor Of the fact proclaimed by it, that Henry
Clay was already elected President of the U. 5.
That article we are assured, has cost the Wing
party OF Pennsylvania pretty penny. Ii made
them perfectly wild 10 bet, so that they were eager
to gel victims al any odds. Under these circum-
stances we are informed that vast amount OF
money which had been lost BY New York Wings
was won back from Philadelphia ones in the
shape of bets of trO and three 10 on the vote OF
New York and election Of Clay. We have little
sympathy for people who lose their money in this
foolish way, but must fain confess that it rns
rather hardly. Y. Morning Neics
OUTRAGEOUS VIOLATION or LAw-We have it
from nndoubtrd authority, that the delay OCCASION
ed in The arrival of the Wing express cars at Al
banv, was occasioned by the obstruction on the
track; the Locofocos having covered the rails al
Cayuga bridge with coon skins.-[B.
MAIxE.-Mr Herrick whose friends ran him
in the first district against Judge Hays, al the last
trial for Congress, has nobly Withdrawn; and if
his friends follow his advice there can be no doubt
of the election OF Mr.. Hays from that strong De-
mocratic district ID.
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Clay'smaiori,y o03."
(Etnm another lctter.l

from another letter.
"PlrrsYLvaNIA c. H.. Nov. e.
"The vote of This county, learn, has been for
warded 10 you. With worse organization than
that OF any other county in the State, you will OBJ
serve that we have gained upon the Presidential
vote Of 1910, 55 votes The truth is, we have had
Oh, one barbecue in the county during the Sum
mer-,he Democratic Association has had bui
enc or t,ro meetin2s-and yet we have given .
large vote With proper organization, it is thought
by many that the Wings would have beaten rs
BY scarcely $50 nave Just heard from Fra nk
I'm county Democratic majority Sc votes in
1910, Wing majority, 54-Democra'ic gain ITO.
Halifax has done noby;-I learn from citizen
us, from there, tina, The Democratic majority is
7O2-gain upon the vote of 1910, lGo-thns max
ing Democratic gain in the three conn,ies men
lion of 325 Allowing the Wings the majorilies
which they claim in Henry and Patrick, (trom
which we have no, vet heard,) and the District
will be ours BY some 400 votes. In lS40 we car
ried the same counties by 40 votes only. Have
We not cause 10 rejoice in this manifestation CT
the people, that they are returning fast The good
old Republican PRINCIPLES which governed the
Fathers of the Republici 7"
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GMalrity in Wood in lSlO, Ia. The lorna
ton of tie county of Richie, took from Wood,
as it was in 1910, about GO Democratic voIes.-
Therefore, the Wing gain, asabove, over the vote
OF 1910 is about 20"
PENDLETON.
"FRASKLIS, Va, Nov. It'll, 1871:
"Centemen-l presume you are anxious TO
hear The result Of the election in this couny-we
have achieved most glorious victory. Onr
majority is li3, which exceeds the calculations
of our most sanguine friends, and is about 100
more than was conceded us BY the Wings In
1910, our majority was 70 and since that time al
the varioas elections for members OF the State Le-
gisla,ure and Of Congress, il has al no time reach
ed 20 votes Under these circumstances you
will readily imagine we are well satisfied with
the decided majority we have now given. The
vote poed is the largest by more than 100 that
was ever taken in the county. and but very few
voters of either party were absent from the polls"
The Democratic ticket received 552
Whiu do do 400
Democratic majority li3
''Say we'll done for old Pendleton.
The contest for a seal in the next Legislature
from this county is withdrawn BY the Wing con-
tesan'
KING WILLIAM.
To the Editors ~ me EaqaUy:
Cni.lcukF, Nov. 5. 1911
avail myself OF the earliest opportunity OF for
wardng TO you the result OF the election in this
county, (King Wl,iiam.) The polls were kept
open at one oi the precincts, and, therefore, the
Commissioners could not compare and complete
their business until Yesterday The Republican
vote given in was 331-Whig l09-giving Re-
publican majority of 22s, being gain 81 since
lS4o. The Wing vote in 1910 was rs; loss OF
& on their side.
Truly We can say, that every man did his duty
in this county We know Of but one man, who
had vote, who did not an honest Republican,
but was prevented By sickness DR. Butler gave
us too large an estimate. We had no, the abili-
" 10 carry i, out, else We should. pray God, |
NAV mol be premature in congratulaling YOU up
on our success am happy in believing that
the Republic is safe, and That this great coniede-
racy is once more rescued from the hands OF those
who would destroy il. Ii the God OF nations has
decreed that victory should perch upon our ban
ner as / trust He has, hope The Republican
party Of The Union will exercise that forbeaTance
and moderation, in which the Wing party was so
maniiestly wanting in 1910. ! would say let
magnanimity and moderation be our motto, IN
conlradistinction 10 that OF The Wings, vi arro-
gance and persecution.
From The C2arkssjurg .Sci0n Nor. D.
We publish all The returns we have received,
they indicate that our victory in this section Of the
State has been glorious and complete. We'll
done indomitable Democrats! In Harrison coun-
ty. we have increased The majority more than
100 since last Spring. Our majority in the coun-
~ is 2S3 and we now feel assured that the old
boundary of Harrison as it stood in 1910, has
given more than GOO majority, an increase Of al
least 100 majority since then, The day was very
unfavorabe, and our voters were not all out or
we could have done better than we have.
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The BRITISH NAvr.-A short while since
when the political relations between France ara
England were most lowing in their aspect, .he
latter nation most quietly went 10 work to strength
en- her naval force, in anticipation OF a conh'cl.
The results are just now beginning 10 deys,oIe
themselves through the public press. mhile
writing we have before US list oil Tue vcsse,s GU
were nusbed forward TO completion with the u
mos, ranidi,y The number is no less than -.
m man Of them being vessels Of ITO guns, ar
many more heavy siea mships ofwar The nun
her Of .bips OF war now composing the Briu.A
nayy' either in commission, ordinary, or buildits
is six hundred and eishty-one, carrying from +"
100 guns each
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LORD RossE's LEvIATHIAN TELESCOPE, which
has been for two years pas, the object OF his lord,
ships toll is AT last in fair way otbeing subjected
TO practical test as TO its efficacy. II is almost en-
trely finished, aud has been already directed TO the
sidereal heavens though as ye, without any ohsef-
vaton being made
The diameter ofthe large metal is six feet and
It's focus 81 feet Yet The immense mass is mar
aseable BY one man. Compared with II, tie
working telescopes Of Sir w Herscnell, which III
his hands conferred on astronomy such inesi'Ina'
bic service, and on himself astronomical imToi'
tally, were but playthings.
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Majority for Polk
Montgomery AND PULASKI.

MONTGOMERY AND PULASKI.
"CaRlsrlASsBuRo, Va, Nov s. 1874
1.-THE election news from Montgomery and
Pulaski, is now all in, and hasten TO give you
the result, and q glorious one il is. The Demo.
mocracy Of these two counties have covered
themselves with glory. Bear in mind, it wa.
here the Wings boasted OF their great gains but
the boz, i, CD the other leg, Twas here. TOO, the
Wings made their highest efforts We were
overrun with foreign Wing orators, and Wing
papers, and trash franked by Mr.. Green. The
Wings boas:ed Of majority Of from one hun
drei 10 one hundred and fifty. Bnt they counted
without their host. We, in all our estimates
Published in the Enquirer, gave them majority
OF forty; but il is less than hail that number
If our Republican brethren 10 other counties
have done as well as We have, our victory in Viz
GINA isa most glorious one; for We have much
more than redeemed our promise See The result
below from which YOU will see that The Wing
majority in these two counties Is only fire. Las,
Spring their majority in these two counties was
eish.y-sx, and in 1910, their majority was fifty
eight So you see we have done our duty nobly
Clay, maj. al Cnri>t;ansburg 79
Faye!;e !
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By The arrival Of The steamboat New York,
Capt. Wright, We have Havana papers 10 the
10Th ult Provisions were still scarce, and among
the poorer classes good deal Of suffering had
been experienced. Supplies, however, We're be-
ginning 10 arrive, and number of cargoes were
expected. The Mexican brig-of-war Santa An
ma, touched al Havana on the Dist ut on the
way TO New York, with money 10 fit out the
Montezuma and Guadalupe. The British fri
gate Inconstant, arrived from Vera Cruz on the
26th, on a cruise The French corvette La Bril-
lian,e, had arrived at Havana from Vera Cruz
y. o. Bulletin.
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Yesterday morning We received from Nj. :
cy Gill, with her congratulations ", mo. ,tss *
lu bouquet composed of the largest O and Geau,.,
GORGEOUS Tea Roses intermingled with sn,a mos
snow-whlle Crysanthemums. We thank H f,e ~
warmly Tor her rare present, and trus, ,ba, n's
emoiematic oil The beauty and vigor with wb,ch -
our Tree institutions will flourish under The new
administration. The accomplished Lady Of 'L bs
flowers Of her sex. '3''e-'
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MARION-Hcn Done.
az NJ r 1Sft
Below are the returns OF Yesterdays work in
,ho county of Marian.
37 majority.

"This is the county whose indomi,able Demo-
cracy our Wing calculators (under the influence
perhaps of their approaching Sleep dreamed
they had conquered. You will see by the majority
we send, that we have more than redeemed our
pledges We hope 10 see in the returns from our
sister counties throughout the Stale, the evidences
Of as good fight on the part of our friends as the
Democracy of aandered Marion slept upon last
night. The Wings were betting, and offering 10
bel freely on The very morning OF the election,
that we could no, beat them more than one hun.
bred and fifty at iarthest, and some even limited
our victory at one hundred.
1--WE have nothing We, from Monongalia or
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tending for tho ancient faith OIL Tho ''aiheF Of
States and Of Statesmen, and exposing in me
light OF truth the dangerous ADD anti-isepubl,-
can schemes OF Whiggery, and the notorious
aposacy and crooked policy Of The idol OF Wing
gery-Henry Clay.
"Our true-hear,ed committeeman, and The De-
mocras of Halifax, one and all, deserve Inc
nraise of the Democracy throughout The Old
| Dominion But 10 The result in full and in de-
! G.. =. rarjs IJal,faY.
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HALIFAX

'The polls are in from every precinct but one,
and from that we have undoubted reports.
I'VE have fought good fight, kept the faith
and done better than We ever have since Federal
ism nick-named itself modern WhiggeIy. We
have fallen only three votes short OF 7Oo Demo-
cratic majority. We have reason 10 be grail
fed at this result-because we have gained this
signal victory By honestly and earnestly con-
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COUNTING TIE CHICKENS BEFORE THEY ARR
HArcHED-It appears that crowd of young
Wings went mp 10 the residence of MIR. F'reling
huysen, ard congratulated him on "Wednesday
night on his election, las The State had gone iol
Clay Mr. Frclinghuysen addressed them from
one OF his windows, and after politely thanking
them. assured them that he would do his duty
when he got 10 Washington-[N Y.Hsro@.
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Marriage Ertraordinary-On the 18Th Oct, at
New York, a young German, named Deidrich
Hopper was arrested, and held TO bail in s., 900,
in pursuance Of judges order, for breach OF
promise of marriage. He could find no one to
enter into bonds for his appearance; so rather than
go to prison. he went before justice OF the peace,
and entered into The bonds OF matrimony with his
fair prosecutriX.
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A single word will, we trust, be suffcieo, :,
call the earnest attention and CO operation Of on,
readers in the meeting al DR.. Plumer's Chuycb
tonight, which is designed 10 cary into eec, ,ba
sacred purposes OF benevolence and charity ~
wards the afflicted. Several addresses NAV 4.
expected "a! y
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Majority for Clay 1853
We were able to reduce their majority as |
wrote You; but the badness of the day kept eight
or ten of This neighborhood back; and all our pre-
cinc,s being closed, and those open distant they
and those below did not attend them You will
sec, that each party increased over lS4O."
CARROLL.
FIRST GUN FROM LITTLE TENNES-
.SEE.-Room for The "ca'Toa Crorders'!
"HILLsvILLE, Carroll Co., Nov. 5.
al hasten 10 inform YOU Of the result of the cleo
lion in Young Carroll. Il is as follows:
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LIBERTY, Nov. G. 1874
"Gen,lemen-I regret that in the excitement OF
Yesterday and prior 10 full returns OF the county,
gave YOU more Aattering account OF our cleo
lion than the official returns as above Indicate;
bu, sill we have reason 10 congratulate ourselves
on The result in old Pedforl We have clear
Gain of 50 votes on the election Of lS40-lf any
people in the commonwealth deserve the thanks
and applause of the Republican party, il IS The
firm and indomilable Democracy OF Bedford; !
repea, what said TO you on yesterday, ii Virgil
mia has done IS well a. Bedford, she is true 10 her
ancient principles
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Harrison, bul We have The fullest coz pSenoe, thai
our friends have done their duty .0i only 'heie'
but all through the North WesI
"N. B. A small balance on our share OF Inc
GOLD, still due us, (SltS I)-aiso, har1ei OF
6read. Please give re matter your earnest at
iention.
SAY, gentlemen, is not proud young Marion
the banner, copaty? What say you, MI. tdi.or
OF the Sentinel 10 this county Of CHANGE +
Does she not claim the banner? If So YOU
NAV rest assured The proud title will remain un.
sole; in her hands, and her principles around
which she now rallies, will be transmitted safe
from sire to son, in spite Of Clay, Frelinghuysen,
Or the d. y. 7. H..
[The Editor Of the Sentinel though fnaetus
ofteio, will look into the matter when all the of;l-
cial returns are ~
LEWIS.
"WEsToS, Lewis Co, Va, Nov. 4.
"In consequence of the rain and rise OF inc
waters, the Commissioners have determined 10
keep the polls open a, the Courthouse three days
ms authorized BY the act OF Assembly. Inns mas
been proud day for the Democracyol Lewis
We triumph beyond our most sanguine anticipa-
ITEMS
"Gy the formation of the new counties OF Rit-
chic and Barbour, we were shorn OF upwards OF
|. one hundred Of our former Le,cis county Demo
cratic naoritie.. In 1910, when we retained
those settlements within our territory, we gave
Van Buren, 23O majority. Now, without those
settlements, (and God bless them, they are not
lost TO The good cause, we will give Polk ma
jority OF $50 or upwards.
"At Jane Lew. where The polls have been
closed, The Polk Electors are Oh ahead-and here,
SO far. 5S-(whch will moi be materially changed)
making l22 Democratic majority, and upwards
Of SO per cent gain since Folks nomination
"Yoa may rely upon $50 majority for The De
mocrats in this comty-and not exceeding 6O
against US in Braxton county.
81 am quite certain, that, never al any time IN
the history Of our Government, did more energy
and enthusiasm prevail in this portion OF The Old
Dominion"
MONROE.
"USloN Monroe CO., Va, Nov. 5.
yesterday was an exceedingly wet and dlsa-
greeable day in this county, and was the means
of preventing many Democrats from attending al
the polls, and casing their votes for Polk and
Dallas: whilst The Wings 50 managed il as to
have all their voters at the polls with but very
few exceptions. A large number OF the Demo-
cratic voters were als) absent from the county
and we find today, that there were fity Demo
cratic votes OF the county not cast: had they have
been, our majority would have been upwards Of
80. Asst is, we only send you majority OF So,
which is an increased majority over lS40 OF %
votes The following is the vote OF The county :;
Polk 459 Clay 4el
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I VIh , UdgVIH.Fi -
HARDY.

"LrSEY's CREEK, ardy Co, Va,
NOV. 4,h, 1914. !
~ hasten 10 give you the returns from this
place We have more than doubled the vote which
MIR. Van Buren, obtained, and Mr. Clay's vote
is vastly less than what General Harrison obtain
ed The vote stands, for Clay 1913, for Polk 6S-
Wing majority only 60 votes Gen. HaHison's
majority vas about l40. MIR. Van Buren, obtain
ed, in 1910, only 30 votes, which was then cons,
dersd Democratic victory for this stronghold OF
Whggery The cause goes bravely on, and
,ru., You will be able 10 congratulate me in few
days upon The triumphant vote OF The State, as
we'll as the election Of James X. Polk"
MATTHEWS.
"For fear that no one els: has written, seize
moment TO give you the vote OF our good Old
Democratic county. The Wings have brought
all kinds of influences TO bear here; hu, we have
beaten them worse than in 1910 when we carried
the STATE By handsome majority. The vote
stands 222 Tor Polk and Dallas, and u for Clay.
&c. There were many who would not come out,
although they promised US they would. Hoping
success TO The good cause, and believing in The
strength OF the unterrihed Democracy OF The land,
az am vOurS DC -
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WASHINGTON.
"ABINdDoN, Nov. 4th l04i.
"The result OF the election al the Court House
in this county is most glorious indeed. Not
wi,hs,anding the great Dragging Of The Coons IN
this place and the great parade OF Coon speakers
imported from Kentucky and Tennessee al Inc
great Free Barbecue on the anniversary OF
Kings Mountain Battle, on The 7th Oh last mohln,
stand Tins in The wears 1910 and lS41
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Ma]Ofltyp
News from Montgomery, which is correcr,
reports Clay's majority only 10. News from
Wylhe county which may also lie relied on, re-
ports Folks majority 2i3 Look oul Tor increased
majorities in Grayson Carroll and Giles
GLOUCESTER
GLOUCESTER c. H., Nov. s.
II gave the ASSURANCE in the communication
which | sent you, giving an account of Mr..
SCOTS visit 10 US, that The Republicans OF Glou-
ces,el would do their duty; and have now the
qualification Of informing you lha, my hopes have
been realized. On yesterday the largest vote was
poled that was ever given in this county, and The
result is, that the Wing majority is reduced TO l3
The Wings used every exertion, and their small
majority has the effect Of defeat in dampenng
their spirits while the Democrats have al the Ella
tiun Of victory. One struggle more, and ola Glou-
ccster will be redeemed and discnlhrallcd In
Mathews the Democratic majority is 80 You
shall hear further from Us anon"
RAPPAHANNOCK.
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urIIleT ITOul us anon.
ADD HANCOGL
hAPPAd Ia
"a NASHVILLE n
Below is a statement OF the vote Tor Kappa
Clay's majority,

Clays majority, 45
up. ST. never saw The Democrats in so high
spirits; nor so anxious 10 cas-, their votes Qor
Polk and Dallas) Not one was found wanting
here, and j, was who should vote first"
LOUISA.
Louisa CouRr HousE, Nov. Q, 1874.
The vote for Presidential Electors for Louisa
county, is now officially reported, as follows: for
the Democratic Electors, five hundred and
twenty.fve-tor the Wing Electors, three hundred
dred and sixty-one. Whole voie eight hundred
and eighly-nine."
MARION-Hcu Done!
"FAIRMoST, Nov. 5, 1874.
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Folks maj 50
"The same increase of the Democratic vote in
each county OF the State over that OF 1910, will
carry the State by very handsome majority.
SOUTHAMPTON.
SOUTHAMPTON, Va, Nov. 5.
a am happy 10 inform you, that We have beaten
the Wings in this county Is votes Harrison beat
US votes in 1870 God grant Virginia has done
as well as we have"
TAYLOR & HARRISON.
'PRrSTY TowN, Nov. 5.
"Our election is over, and now give you =
statement of the same SO far as heard from:
Taylor county, majority for Polk, 10
In Harrison county, .o3
'News has Just been received that Marion has
given near 400 majority for Polk"
PITTSYLVANIA.
"PIrrsYLvANIA c. H., Nov. G, 1874.
Below YOU have statement OF the poll in
this county for President and Vice President Of
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Dol
Folks majority

"Have we no, done nobly, in tying of old Fee
deral Bedford
"Alleshany's reported majority is So for Polk
Monroe IS for Polk; Greenbrler, 3i3 for Clay;
Roanoke 100 for Polk"
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1--WE lost various votes, owing to Tho ahSenof
Of many Of our friends; this being ine sea.u''
when our people 20 10 the South on trading cAPei
di,ions. By The division of Grayson county ana
the establishment OF Carroll county, large por.
ton of the Wing vote that used 10 be Pollea al
Grayson Court House, was given al inns plaGGe-m
portion OF The former Wing stronghold IN
Grayson being included within The ooundaI, .s o.
Carroll. This will Of course weaken the wing
vote in Grayson; and will, think, ensure Us a
majority Of $50 in that county, In iSao, lne
Democratic majority in the whole OF ola gray
son county was l33-now, in Carroll, (Which IS
about one-half the old county being pretty larry
divided,) our majority is Isl. That VII! 40 ior
the Carroll Crowdcrs.'
ave have heard from one precinct Jackson y
in Wythe. The vote there was, Tor Polk W. -
for Clay 36-majority for Polk -. Hurrah lol
the Lead Mines Boys!-They have answered
Wing ISLANDERS in proper terms
FLOYD-G Calamity Redeemed.
"FLoYp Court House. Nov. ..
II hasten 10 send YOU the returns from our
county. We have carried it for Polk Dallas
and Tcxas-a majority Of eighly-three votes
After tremendous effort of the WhiS Party, we
have redeemed FLOYD Of Federalism"
WOOD.
"PARKERsBuRG, VA.
"Accorling 10 your request. hasten 10 give
49,, A., ,,n,, - 80 county far heard from
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Gays mai. In all

Gays maj. in all 5
(From another Correspondent
"NEwBgRs, Nov s.
this lule county. |, is still erect although the
Wings manufactured six months ago. "a votes
out OF mountain land, 10 defeat our majority oil
10 in lSi0 But We have role the tide triumph
an,ly, and still carry a majority OF s. Huzza,
then ior Delnncrailc Pnlaskii
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Wing gain "
1--WE have gained in Warren, Frederick Page,
&c &C. but you viii have received their votes
by the time this will reach you.
Since wrote out the statement of majorilies
in this county, have received the returns for the
cnnnfr which | will give You.
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[ Editorial Correspondence
BARBOUR.

HILLIFPA, bdTUUuT 90, NOV. 2.
at is with mingled feelings OF pleasure and
pride, that | announce TO you the vote of our
county II is correct account, after the closing
OF the polls al every precinct save Buchaunon =
we have that, up 10 o'clock il will not vary the
result maierially but will increase our vote: