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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-16
Pleasant Residence and other
Property for Sale.

1TNHE undersigned offer for sale, residence
ON franklin street. near FRIENDS Meeting
house The dwelling Is two stories high, and
contains seven rooms, nth convene II oct bu i'd
ings, and = neat garden with shrubt,erv. Ac.-
Also, the M.ehise and BLACKSMITH Shop, rere mt
~ occspied by Z. D. Bortea on Fifth street
This property 10 we'll calculated for carriage
shop, any other similar business. Terms viii
be reasonable. and posse sslon gwen at an early
CAV. jon BORTON.
Richmond, March 18Th, 1875 ,2-tf
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"TlGU. b- sold 1T public sale at the late resi-
w denee Of Isaac Beeson, dec, 5 miles south
OF Richmond, on the road leading to Liberty,
Ia, on Thursday. the 9Th day of Aug next. all
the personal property OF SAID decedeBf. consist
ing. in part. OF FIVE head Of Horses. W head Of
Beef Cattle. and he al of ycnng cattle; Sheep.
one four-hors- Wagon and Harness, one two
horse Wagon and Harness; Wfests Hsy in the
stack; Farming utentIis of all kinds, Five stands
Of Bees; Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c
&c. &c. A credit of IL months Will be given
all sums three doiiars.-ihe purchase
TO give note with approval security. Sale to
commence at 10 o'clock. A. NJ. on said day,
when due attic nde nee will be given, by,
JAMES BURGESS :.
MILTON II. BEEsON,} Executors
July g, le4s. 3I-3ts
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AAONE,s NNxss eONOs,

Such as Ging,am-, Lawns, Bingham do, Silk
bingham and Mohair Lustre, Bcrig-s. plain, fig
"r-d and embroidered. plain and figured Silks,
French Chintz, California plaid and PoPIins, pla"
and figured De LANES, and Thibet Cloth, De
Lame and Thbet ShawIs, with silk and wool
fringe, Print, Bingham, Tartan, FouIard. gro de
nap, shane, giassa, brocandc and broche Parasols,
Florence, French, Gimp, Ncapolitan, and TRAN
guiar Braid Bonnets; Kid. Pat. Goat, and Last
ing Slippers, Buskins and Caters, all coIors, and
any quantity Of Misses and Chiidren's .:Grins.'
Genticmen's Palm Leaf. Leghorp. Pedl- Braid
Rough and Ready, Panama, and Silk Hats Of la
test Style.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-16
VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE!
~ n II - ~ ~

n NHt: Undersigned, offers for sale or mi the
FARM which she now lives, All o,l-
ing Nathan Ifollingswortiis Mill, and d hal f
miles South West of C.ntrevlIe, in Wayne CO g.
Indiana. il contains $50 Acres,-abont 100
OF which are well cleared and Under good cult
vafion The land Is Of good quality and we'll
tinbered- There are, on the Farm, three good
ia Orchards; large frame Barn: andf1a
la large and comnoGious New Brick -
Dwelling House, with Cellar under the whole -
good Well, Cistcrn, and all the appu rte nances
so much to he desired in a Farm lIonse,-ti,e
fences all newly set over the entire Farm, and
every thing in the best condition.
One-haIf of the purchase money would he
required down, and .he residue in four equal an-
nual instalme MS, welt secured
1.-THE title IS nueu.stionobie; and the Fa m
as 10 quality and location, will euyt any person
wishing to purchase
LYDIA Il. VAUGHAN.
May Il. lSi-- 2Itf
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$ A l. f S.
VALUABLE FARM
80 NJ - - GO

ME subscriber offers for sale the Farm Oh
] which he NOW resides, lying five miles moth
Of Ce"treville, Centre Township. Wayn. Coun
~, I"diana, Immediately on the State rcad lead
ing from Lawrencebureh via Centreville, " in
chester, &c, I" Fort Wayne, eight miles north
west from Richmond, half mile north OF the
State road leading from Richmond to Peru, indi-
ana. Sad far::. contains 100 acres Of land Of
good nnaiity, all under fence, nearly one hun
dred acres cleared, the balance tinbercd land
timber Of the best quality, such as poplar, in
abundance, walnut, ash, beech, and Il great guam
tty cf sugar tree, with sufficient stock water at
all times on the premises; good orchard, Of the
best cultivated fruit; shrubacry &c. The bull
dings are an excellent brick dwelling house, good
cellar, frame barn, good stabling, With other ne
cessary buildings. new and in good repair The
situation is handsome, dry and healthy. convent
ent To mills, machinery, churches school house
&c and only requires to be seen to be admired
by amy I'erso" wanting handsome and agrcca-
Bile home. For terms, which will be reasonable
call on the subscriber on the pre- misses, a bargain
can be had by applying soon. Posse ssion can
be had by the last Of October next.
LEWIS McLANE.
May 81, 1913. 23-tf
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Il HAVE for SALE, Of the most Sple nded
offered in hi. market al the price-rnade Of tho
best Of me te rails, and in . substantial! manner.
and finished in good sty'e-suitabis for either
Que to two Horses.
BENJAMIN MATHS.
FTCali at the Shop, few doors Last OF the
Starr House.
Richmond, April 18th, le4s. LOTT
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BLACKSMITHING!

GORGE WILSON. would respectful
~ " inform the public that he has erected
and nov occupies NEW SIlOf on IVES, Nam
street, near Burk' : old Livery Stable, where lac
- prepared 10 10, in the best Of 81, IT, and the
shortest notice, all kinds Of BLACKSMITH
INC. lie will iron Carriages. H".gt,s. Wagons
ind Thrnshi"g Machines; make MAJ irons.
aud all things IN that line lie will pay paric"
lar attention 10 the making aud repairing "f
1gricnhu,ai fmpiements-SHbEfNG IIDRS rs
making and repairing EDGE TOOLS, &c.
!-Iie designs 10 make his establishment "a
Az oS1@1 .3Ln13tl -x,.ys and there
fore confidently solci,s public patronage.
Tie. Work Well Dome Or No Pay!
Richmond, May -, 1913. 2gtf
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

VIRGINIA, Missouri and kentucky Toksc-
CO. CASTILLO, Canone, Ameriess, EsEie,
La Tclora, Half Spanish and C"mnscs Cigars,
Just received, opposite tho National Hotel
Z. II. CITIZENS.
June lslS 2A-u
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Al IN f.

4 new preparation for Fever & Aguc, made
n from our native Wiio-. The a,,-"i,o" u
Physicians is especially called 10 this article Ne
cause il is the pr oducton Of an indigenous tree,
they would io well 10 give IL a trial. A lso, Car
l,en'er's Pr-cipitai-d Extract Of Bark, aud pi~n-
~ of Quin'nc. Cali aud get your supplies, the
season is approaching. For sale 1t DIR. How
ellis Drug store
Richmond, Aug. ., 1919. 32-n
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STAPLE AND FANCY
DIR Y 6 0 @ DIS.

That has ever been offered in the Western coun-
try Among which may he found, French, Eng
lisl,, German and An,e rican Cloths; ri." and
fancy Cassi"'eres. Of every shade, quality and
price; Sattin-tts, FIanneIS, Tickings, DriiIings,
and Checks, TwceGs Of every style, CottoDades
and able twist, Satin, Silk, Embroidered, Mar
settles and fancy vestings.
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WHEAT. & c..

VHANTED.--Any quantity Of heat, Corn,
w Oats, Flaxsecd, or Bacon, in ENclang.
for Groceries, Accounts or CASH, at the high
est market prices. w. w. LYNDE < CO.
Richmond, Feb. ?, lslS
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DOUGLASS PATENT PUMP.
=. BARClS, has inst received = lot Of
these Superior Anti Freezing Metallic
PumPs, and all sizes Of Lead Pipes TO atssch,
which he will sell low. at his Stove Store, Main
street. Richmond, Indiana.
Oct ]. isl7. Al-,f
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s COT T. Sc G. O. j,

3 q q q q &s q O
II ESfECTFuLI.Y ask leave TO inform, the
IL public generally, and the citizens Of Rich
mond and vicinity, in particular. that in defiance
Of all competition and opposition, they
ceiving and opening at the
..Chc:sp Western Cash StOrc,''
(direct from the importers and manufacturers in
the Easi) Of the cheapest, largest, and best
selected stocks Of
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TIE RESULT IN FIGURES.
Rollce lnfellIRencA.


.arrsa of Illegal Yoters "A man BY the name Of
EDWARD II. Tracey, was arrested the day Of cleo
ton, on charge Of illegal voting in the Fourteenth
ward likewise Michael O'Brien arrested on the
same charge James Hambn arrested for 1t.
tempting to vote Illegally at the poll Of the second
district u the Fifth ward Lemuel Lockwood was ar.
rested for attempting to vote illegally in tho Esve
ward w. Lee arrested q charge Of vo ing IL
legally in the third and fourth districts Of the Fourth
ward All these men were detained by the gistrate
for further hearing
Charge Of Stealing Horse and Wagon-Ofioer
Rs, Of the Tenth ward arrested, yesterday two men,
called James Adams and job a McCaghey. n charge
OF stealing horse and wagon from Stephen benedict
lis stanton street; also they charged with steal
ipga horse and wagon from John q. Adsma, Of No.
30 Nett street.
Stealing Ore -eoais.-A notorious thief called John
Pike. oiias Sailor Jack arrested yesterday, by
Captain job nsop, of the Eghtecnt tn ward police on q
charge Of stealing several coats from tire Jefferson
County House, corner of Third avenue and Twenty
fourth street. belonging to the boardsrs; one OF the
coats thus stoen found in the possession of the
prsorer. Justice MouDtfort committed the prisoner
for trial.
CAarge of Stalking "A Dutchman, by the name Of
Augustus kluke, was arrested yesterday, by efHcsr
Denick. Of the First ward on q charge Of stabbipg
VIM. Dunn with a knife, inhcting . severe wound
Dunn wss conveyed to the city pital an Kiuke to
the Tombs, where he committed by Justice
Lotbrop to await the retult to the wounded man.
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Taylors mai. e. IA 1852 Johnston's $50
Taylor's gain thus far, in 20 mites, 9lO3.
Johnston's msjor ty in the State 1t will be
bered was 300 There "a counties to come in yet.
wILMoTs DISTRICT.
Bradford county, which gave 6O7 democratic ma
orty at the governors election Is reported to have
given 80 majority for Taylor, and is put down in
table. But despatch, via Elmira says II towns
in Bradford county give Taylor 700 majority" Ifso,
the whig gain is ZOO supposng the remaining town,
to balance each other.
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which gives the wings Of 81. In 1874
It gave Polk 5l5 majority.
KINGS COUNTY.

The entire wbig ticket elected BY 600 msjort
~ The following are msjorities on the electoral vote
The 9th ward Jour psvy-yard ward) which usually
Il reduced to 200 Some wards have Increased 900
jory The 8th which has always been locofoco gives
that the result In the history OF King.
county. The Congress and Assembly ticket Ia not
yet but every candidate elected by large MAORI
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Net democratic gain thus far, 53s.
1t becomes . nice question whether the whig gain
In other parts of the State will balance the democratic
gain on the Western Reserve. The Indications are
that the whig loss the Reserve from the free soil,
may reach 10000 or more.
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General Summary.
New York

New York
The result Of the election in this State, is decd
eddy in favor Of Taylor and the wings generally that
we have not thought it best to take up column,
with the details from the interior of the
State which have reached U.S. and still continue TO- by
telegraph particularly these returns quite insult
ncent to satisfy curiosity to the amount Of the mao
rity or plurality Of Taylor Cass and Van Bu-en
yet able to determine which of the two latter
electoral tickets has best in the State When the
turns complete from entire counties, shall
be able to present tables of the result in the State
interest and value, for reference.
We have added up the returns from number Of
towns and counties In various parts Of the State
the following is the result -
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Ohio.

Ohio.
In the following table compare returns Of the
Presidential election with the recent election for
Governor, when Ford (whig) had majority in the
State of $40.
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Ten towns are yet to be heard from. Taylor's ma
jority in Erie will not vary much from 1000.
In the twentieth Congressional district, Oneida
county, the plurality of Mattison whig Is 1l05 Two
whig assembly men elected in Oneida county one
free soiler, and one Is in dispute.
In Onondaga county, Cass has not carried single
town o. ward Taylor has majority Of 500 over Van
Buren, in the county. The plaralty Of the wing can
didste for Congress Daniel Gott) Is about 400 Two
wings and two fressoilers elected Assemblymen.
The whig State ticket has plurality In the county
Oswego is reported to have given Van Buren, . small
plurality. Duer whig, for Congress, has plurality
In Cayuga county Taylor has majority of about 400
over Van Buren,. Fish, whig for Governor, and Con.
ger whig for Congress- have plurality of about 600.
Two whg assembly men elected, and there Is one
doubtful.
In Tompkins county, Hector gives Taylor majo-
rity Of 100 his highest opponent.
Broome county gives Taylor plurality of sos.
Seneca county gives Taylor majority o. about 200
over Van Buren,. The whig assembly man il elected.
FIFTH DESPATCH.
PoueHKEErsIE, Nov. S-11 P. NJ
In the Seventeenth Congressional District CMontgo-
merry and Herkimer counties) Alexander, whig, has
majority of 1ls Nellis, free soer. Nellis has
majority Of 232 in Herkimer, and Alexander 1850 in
Montgomery.
In Chenango county two towns to hear from) Tay-
lor has majority of $50 Csss and considerable
more Van Buren,. The other two towns viii in
crease tho majority for Taylor about 100 Burnett
whig, for Congress, runs ahead of Taylor.
In Ulster county Twelve towns) Taylor has 1861,
Cass 1920 and Van Buren, 1,67l Gould, whig, for
Congress has about 500 majority his highest op-
ponent.
Columbia county gives Taylor 3oo7 Cas- 2,12S, and
Van Buren, 2lls. The vote for Congressman is about
the same.
The towns of Catskill, Athens, Cairo, Durham
Prattsvile, Ashland, Windham, Greenville and Cox
ssekie, in Greene county give Taylor majority OF
1850 In the whole county Taylor's majority will be
about 500,
In the Eleventh Congressional District, Columbia
and Greene countie0 Sylvester, whig has about 5000
majority over Olney (hunker0 his highest competitor
Greene county has elected two wing Assemblymen
In Otsego county Cass has majority Of about 200
over Taylor. The wings have elected one Assembly
man, surely and perhaps two.
In Schoharie county Taylor has a majority OF 400
over Cass Dsnforth, whg is elected to the Assembly
In Cortland county, Taylor has 800 majority and
the wing candidate for Congress has 400
Broome county gives 500 majority for Taylor State
B ticket the same.
Chemung county gives Van Buren majority OF
tout 400.
Taylors majority in Erie county, 1850. Five towns
yet to hear from.
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Pennsylvania.

fennsylVanine
FIRST DESPATCH.
HARRISBURG, Nov S-5 A. NJ.
The news from all sections indicates an increased
whig VOTE and tina vote of this State places Old zao
In the Presidential chair.
SECOND DESPATCH.
PnIApnLpni., Nov So 4. NJ.
The vote OF Penn district stands 2i5 for Taylor 96S
for Cass, and for Van Buren,. Kensngton 3,305 for
Taylor, 219O for Cass and a. for VaniBure Oxford
1872 for Taylor 144 for Glass; and for Van Buren,.
Frankord 40 for Taylor 261 for Cass and 20 for Van
Buren, Lower Dublin, 353 for Taylor, 353 for Cas-
and for Van Buren, Byberry and Moreland, 161 for
TAYLOR 22 for Cass and 80 for Van Buren, Total vote
of Philadelphia county, 81 ISL for Taylor, 2l420 for
Cass and Cos for Van Buren,.
THIRD DESPATCH.
PHiLAprLrHIA, Nov. $50 AN.
Berks county gives Cass a. 450 majority.
Bucks county, excepting Salisbury, Rchiand, Plum
sted, and Milford gives 2sl majority for Cass.
FOURTH DESPATCH.
PHiLApELrHIA, Nov. s. IL 4. VI.
Lebanon county gives Taylor 100 majority.
FIFTH DESPATCH.
PuiLApELpHIA, Nov. S-l1 A. NJ.
Franklin county gives Taylor majority of $40.
Lebanon township [county!l gives Taylor majority
Of LOO.
SIXTH DESPATCH.
RaRRisnuuoH, Nov. S-l1 so AN.
Dsuphin county gives Taylor 400 majority-Joo
gain Lebanon, Teylor, LOO msjorty-So0 gain ;
SchuyhiD, lI2S majority for Taylor. Old Mother
Cumberland gives Taylor 100 majority. No returns
from Perry, Miffin or Jupiots
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This seat 10 to be contested by r. Miller whg I'm
OF the rejection Of the poll KApsSo
precinct.
Elected rs Taylor men; they are democratic
This seat is to he contested by John Little Jr whe
count Of ALT ged fraud the Richmond the die
trct Of Penn.
This is TO be contested by Mr. Duncan (wh) alleged
fraula
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lor Burlington, 100 for Taylor Northampton, 90 do
Chester, SO do willingboreugh 70 do; Msdford l42
do; Evesham, 1o4 do; Southampton, 4s do.
Middlessx county il reported to have given 700 for
Taylor.
Mercer county gives Taylor $50 majority. In ls4a
Clay's majority was 463.
Essex county gives Taylor majority Of ,eO0-three
whig townships to hear from, which win probably swell
the vote to 1000.
North Mansfield gives Taylor 500 majority Spring
field for Csss Pembsrton 81 for Csss.
Jackson, in Monmouth county, gives Cass 80, and
Potts &c.
Sussex county gives Cas- . majority Of 2,24a.
SIXTH DESPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. $40 AM.
Camden county. 1.-TWO districts to be heard irony
Gives Taylor 700 majority
SEVENTH DESPATCH.
TRENroN. Nov. Sim.
Cumberland gives a4s for Taylor and Gloucester 415
Massachusetts,.
FIRST DESPATCH.
BosroN, Nov. S-1AP.M.
Eight towns in Barnstsble county give 1857 whig
jority, and small whg gain from last year. Total vote
of the State, over 100000.
Connecticut.
PIRsT DESPATCH.
SroNIssroN, Nov 7-Midnight.
The vote in this town to-day was for Tayler 4O4,
Cass 24; Van Buren,, As.
The vote in Groton for Taylor 1885, for Cas-
49, and for Van Buren, SO.
In North Stonington at halfpsst three O'Clock this
afternoon, Cass was about twenty five ahead.
SECOND DESPATCH.
BRIDGEPORT, Noy. 80 A. M
The tenth Senatorial district gives Taylor plurality
Of about 24O and Fairfield about 75O
THIRD DESPATCH.
Maine.
FIRST DESPATCH.
BosroN, Nov. SO AM
Returns from ten towns in York county, and ten in
Cumbera nd, show whg gain Of AGO over the vote in
September.
SECOND DESPATCH
BosroN, Nov Sill A. M
Returns from Al towns, as far heard from at 9
O'Clock this morning, show whig gain of 1880.
THIRD DESPATCH.
Bosros, Nov. s-12 M
Eight towns in Kennebeo county, give Taylor 1852
plurality WING gain since September, 679.
New Hampshire.
FIRST DESPATCH.
BosroN, Nov s-1IP.M
Further returns from New Hampshire indicate an
increased democratic majority
Vermont.
FIRST DEsCATCH.
Troy, Nov. Sill A. M.
The result in towns (names not given) is for
Taylor, 1,146; Cass, $780, Van Buren,, 2ss.
SECOND DISPATCH.
BosToN, Nov. 81 M.
Returns from all but two towns of Windham county
give Taylor 2,e2o, Cass 6s4, and Van Buren, 1888.
THIRD DESPATCH.
BosToN, Nov. S-1XP.M.
The state of Vermont has all been hosrd from ex
cept two towns. Windham county gives Taylor 2630;
Cass 4s4; Van Buren,, 1858. Wing gain, 4o4. since
September
FOURTH DESPATCH.
BURLINGTON, Nov 8-10H p NJ.
The towns Of Highgate, Fairfax, Fairfield, Nor
burgh, Richmond, Berkshire Sheldon, Montpelier,
Middlesex, Waterbury, Lincoln, Goshen, Leicester
Sudbury Salisbury Woodford, Athens, Brsttleboro'
Broosne, Dover, Dumerston Grafton, Guilford, Hail.
fax Jamaica, Londonderry, Marlboro, Newfane, Rid.
ney, Rockingham Strattsn, Townsend, Vernon,
Wadsboro, Westminster, Nottingham, Wilmington,
and Windham, give Taylor 1926, Cass 1856, and
Van Buren, 2572.
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Massnchusctts.
The following is the vote in some Of the prncipa
oitiee and tovna.-

The following returns from the Boston atlas, COM
prize nearly the full vote Of the State shout 90 towns
only to be heard from
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NIlchlgan.

DETROIT, Nov. 81 P. NJ.
Cass has carried the State Sprague, whg, is elected
to Congress-
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Kentucky.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. SEX P. NJ.
Csrrolton, Uhe residence Of Gen. ButlerO gives a
majority of At for Taylor Carroll gives Taylor
inrif ~
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ADDrTIoMAL RETURNS
GREAT POLITICAL CONTEST OF IS4S.

FIRST DESPATCH.
PouGHKEEpsIE, Nov. $40 A. M.
Eight towns in Duchess county give Taylor 1,6l7
majority.
Columbia county, it is believed will give Taylor
about 400 and Cas- and Van Buren, 2loo.
Rensselaer, county has given Taylor about 5000 ma
jority. The returns, however, are not complete.
In Albany county, three whig Asssmslynen are
elected. The other members are doubtful.
The vote in Albany county, complete, is-for Tay-
lor 1890, for 1870, and for Van Buren, 1882
Onondaga Congressional District has ee ,ted Gott
the whig candidate Three out Of the four members
Of Assembly elected in Onondsga, are wings.
SECOND DESPATCH.
UTICA, Nov. 81 P. M.
Oneida county shows returns from all but three
towns The vote stands as folows:-Taylor, $685.
Cass, 1851; Van Buren,, 4,184 For Congress, Matte
SON. (whig) has $685. williams, deny 3,013; Mann,
free soiD 4,46l. For Assembly, two wings and one
free soil member electedone remaining doubtful.
THIRD DESPATCH.
ALBANY, Nov. Sly P. NJ.
Eleven towns in Washington county give Taylor
1851; Cass. S73, and Van Buren, ], 412.
FOURTH DESPATCH.
ALBANY, Nov. S--5P. M.
In Yates county Taylor has majority of l59 over
both competitors. Van Buren, is ahead Of Cas-
In Wsyue county, Van Buren, has majority of II
over both
In Ontario county, Taylor has a majority Of 1887
although he behind the rest OF the whig ticket
In Monroe county Gncomplete) Taylor is 100
ahead Csss runs behind his ticket
In Orleans, raylors majority over Van Buren, is
$50; over Glass; 400.
In Livingston county (six towns), Taylor is $50
ahead Of Van Buren, The county will give plurality
for TAYLOR of at least 600.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-09
St. Louis--5 majority for Cass.
Illinois.

sansamen County-Taylor, 500 majority. Clay's
majority in 1914, AGO.
Chicago, Cook County)-Tsylor 1921, Cas- 1850
Van Ruren