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Sinterla0enihoft bes periforbenen
SgnfbpuD Scbutts,

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gauntp.
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ltnterSe Seicbneten, pcbnbaft i'll Dafbnaton
3aun1 1hlp, 4omnitratcnszSricfe auf ctens
senannte 6intcrladenibaft Dsrnllli9t mcrpsn
fno, uno caB 4le, rpelhe 8orOerunaen 3u
matben ssosnteu, ibre Anfpriebs otue Ser:
3us enjubdnciscn baben. 2lub Itnc Ile, biz
an srlpdbnte 6intcrIadenfbaft Ibubis itnp,
bierpurtb aufsefcrcert, mtsli6lt taIo anju:
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am IA. @cpt, in Oiefer 6taOt eIifas
tetb Sabn, Satin bon SObn Sabn jr. in
57tten 9Cbensjabre.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-10-03
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ansenonmen bon oct Geaoinesr 8afer=
9eIeQIbaft.
October, 8. l848.

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mcntas i'm Npril uno Oetotsr, In aleu- Sal:
len Doraustesablt werpen miden, uno oen
5eueei9entbitmer aniureetnen fuo - unb
na6iten Uprll feline Nebnnna III iracno
einem Safe init {ebnsleuten clnsc9an9rn miro
SeItblolfen, baB naeb pislcm Feline 6porant
auf cae pdpement cbrr aubcrbalt bcr Srcns
gen bes gt9entbums, oas man nit 6Horant>
1Sa1er au Uerfor9en winftbt, seleBt mercCn
Ica unb baB lrssnO cine pcrlon, bic Gnprrn
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8jbrcn In eiusm lcfsn 3uitaube IaBt coer
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i6menoun9 oes QGaders 9eitattet, pom Ses
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|Coa.
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ntn poreutbalten mercen foil, bic es Uernabs
ldbiaen ibre 9SaGer. Nente 3u be5ablen, IN
nerbalb 90 Saaem na6ccm Der 2olleptor bel
ibnen anselprocben bat.
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iraeuo cine W6bre cber attachement, bas sas
~ semaht, sehlasen tperoen barf Oh 3n
pcr bic erlaubnis oss Statmeiiters ber srs
Casten 8efeaG6aft srbalten su baben
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tor, nIarfe q. Seull an9epefen 1T, barnab
~ fsbsn, bas Die pcrbsrssRnoen Ssfbldlie bes
obabtst unO in &usfibruns 9sbrabt tperoen.
ausSus aus Dem 0erjeibnie BET Gsrbanbs
lun9en.
~. 9. Reiebert, Sefretdr Der Scarb
Der &sabin9sr Wansrs@sfsGfbaft.
RedonQ, Geptbr 20. 3n.
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Sin Gent 8elObnun9.

@ntlisf BON bsu llntsrfbriebsnen,i in &eabin9,
Naraon 8 ON a n, Elm psrbunosnsr asbrs
ling gum Stsinbansr @sfbaft. @r 1T snans
SO Sabr uno ssbn Wonat alt, stwa finf 6us
8 sou bod, bat bellies 6aar uno nisbsr9sftblas
9ensn Slia. gBir warnsn Ssosrmann ibn irs
9enS stpas auf unisre &ebnuns Su borssn.
Strefer uno Sotem.
Msaoina. Gspt 26. ls4s. I'm.
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(4nfunft ess Oampfldifss Gmsrifa.)

(Antuntt oee OainpttbtHes Hnlerita)
Das Dampfebif 2lmerta Fam am 8reita9
Slabmittas in Weu Ocrt an, nit lteben Sa'
sc fpdtern Sla6ribten bon europa.
Sn Srlanb ltno ncuerpln9s ereede aus9e'
trceben. I'm mebren Orten 1T es 3wiibsn
Dem Solee nno mllitdr su 8efedbten setom:
men. nobel Is etliebe 2opte unp mebre Der:
tpunbete CAB.
Stabribten BON Daris meloen, ba6 Biz
WeSieruns seIcnnen Iei cine ObGerpatiouSar
mce bon 2400, an ben 0bsin 3u lenoen. Gin
She'll Der an Der Sren3e pon Stalien bisbsr
tatonlrten. .sruprcn fol- oa5n per'penost per'
ben.
Sie pro6in5ionaf. 8ssitruHs oon Sdblsss
rpiss5olfsin bat 1tb se,peisert, ben sipicben
prcu6en unb Oansmarr seIeblodenen 2Bafs
fenfiatano an3uerfsnnen. W1an bcfdrbtst
oaber, oa6 in Solas bsl1e, Die Slofaoe Der
glbs, Ober &C., rpVlebe berets auf9ebeben tpar,
bon uenem Beginner tprroe.
2lm 8. 9cpt. mar su gnlenburs in Cad,
fen Elm Nufrubr oer Nrbeiter, bei tpelhem Q
sroBe Sabrifsttduce seril6rt wuroen. Ourb
einen &f init Der Slrsersarbe pnrpsn
bic Hrteiter euoIieb ent,paffnet unb foben.-
l 5 tlieben toot auf bsm DIase.
Ser ltmttur3 oer Nesierunsen 3u Sranf.
furt uno Berlin 1T erelart oa Die OeutIben
entIdloGsn ftno, sin Saiiertbum 5u srilncen.
Sn Berlin Ioll unter Dem Solee bic sr66te
4ufresuns berr16en.
Sn O1eflcnburs Srelis fol- eiu 4ufrubr
|aussstrohen Iein.
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als 1000 6duler rnr6 Seusr aerlt6rt.
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-10-03
Surge HeberlIht Der Mdrtte.
philadelphia, Gsptsmber 80, 1s4s

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Sblabtobisn, 600 fir Nsa Yorf 27O Sibe
uno SdIbsr 1000 Sbweins uno 22OO S6aafs
uno 2dmmsr.
Pretfe.- S6labtObfen ssrfauftsn bsTtr
uno Die prslls nsi9sn ltb gum @tsi9en, 9ers
taufe wurosn beWirft su $5bis so, Die 100
Dumb. 100 9tdd bsben tibria. Subs uno
Salbsr-8erfdufs 81 Bis $14 fir trcfns, S1s
bls S25 fur springer uno Sls biS S35 fir
Oflbfibe. Sbweine murpsn psrfauft ~ Ssh
bis 81 Die 100 Yfb. @6aafe uno edmmsr =
perfauften gu 81 biz $3 jebss, fir bic @rlfsrn,
unb $l4 biz $24, fir bic qsstsrn.
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Sin S6uQebrer perlonot,

Gin jungsr Mann BON 9utsm gbaraftsr, ber
nidtsrn 1T uno bnldn9libs Ssnntnit bat, unl
Sinter in Der osutfben unb sn9lifbsn Sprabs
Su untsrribtsn, fam cine quite Stsas fnben
am Sbubauis nabs BEL 9iomi9'S Birtb6bau.
fe,in qansfbmamm saunfbp, Ssrts gauntp,
wsnn rid smftsn nun unb benz litsn 9eopsm
Der mslbst bsi
Jobn 3srlu }sruffiss,
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september 10. 5m.
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oicIcr Eepublif."

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bic Sur9sr bisisr &cpubIif fir 1Edblsr fir
Yrdfpsnt unb SicesYrdIpent Der Ser. Staatsn
ifimmsn, ioasn Die lleiTcrsn Der @rfbisosnen
Worbs, SaunlbjpS uninecrporirtsn Diitrf>
ts upb ScrcuBbs innerbaIb beIer NepubIif,
ouser in bsr Sitp unb @ountp pblaeelpDia, su
alien 6ai9sn Soften nab Dem Slpstsn 9isnlfa9
i'm Oetpbar in srfaskn Sabrsn unb Big innsrs
balb ssbn Sa9sn BON Der Seit, 6sitimmt bur6
bas @sIes fir bic 0Sabl pon QSdblern fir Qrds
Ieent unb 8ics:prdfcent Der Ser. Staatsn,
ouf Die psrltnlibe Nnfro9c ir9eno zines msissn
Greimannes, Der in ibrer beicnbern QBaro,
SaunIbp, uninccrpcrrten 9iitrift ODER @cs
rcu0b olTtIirt III wercen be9cbrt, obsr auf elm
Stimnlrstbt barn Nnfprub madbt, ols fsi ct
,mid)en Dem otter bon 81 nno % Sabren,
uno Der sin Sabrlan9 in bisiem Staats 9smobnt,
ten Iamen elmer iolben Vsrfpn in Die Qiifs Der
tarborn @inwobner eintra9en unb bic eria0.
ten 9tF6crsn foaen, wsni9fenS abt Sage Dor
Dem Sag, beifimmt fir Die 13abl Der erla0tsn
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70 cn9etraaensn Namsn MAIDEN unS foasn nad,>
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ne @cpis ben gcmmiftonsrs iDrr relpsftpsn
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fonersin ibrsn rsfpsftisen Nmtsfutsn aufass
reibst 81 msrben, uno bic andre Scpie follsn bic
srfa9tsn IiT1crsn baltsn uno cbne Serdnbs>
run9 coer 3uias, enem esr Snlpsftoren ibrss
s9nsn 9SabloiifrftsS sinbdnb9en, auf ODER pcr
obt llbr am Woraen bss Sa96, bsifmmt fir
bic Wabl Der erfaatsn Wdbler.
Gsbill9t, ben 11tsn 4prit u. 9. 1s4s.
Sran3 X. SbunF, @cuvern6r.
Sept. %. 5r,.
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9Dluntierz z@QnDiDQt.

I'm Die stimm9eber BON Serfs @auntp
Sreunoe uno tllitbtirser: - StD bstc
mild Gursr Ssabtun9 an olS @onoioat fir
oa6 Nmt Don Recorder Don Deeoe, bei Der
QSo9l i'm nd6ffen OttCbsr, Der @ntfbsibuna
oss NclfeS untsrpcrfsn, unb frsi BON Qarteis
ancronun9sn. Sails Sbr MIDI mirbi9 erabs
tst uno mir cine W7sbrbsit Gursr @timmsn
fbsnft, psriprsbe ib bic ObIis9enbsitn bes
2tmtes su @urer p6ai9sn Ssfriebi9uns su pclls
Seben. 9anfbar fir bic mir bsi elmer friEss
rsn @sls3snbeit perIisbsne @bu, psrblsibs ib
abtun9spca gusr Srsuno,
Jebn 10. Tyfon.
Geaone, Suli Is. BIB.
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Nrettpilli0er @onOiDQt.

2ln bte Stlmm9eber Don 9llt Yerf6:
Dlitbirssr Yon 8erfs @auntp. - Oa icb
tcn bieler, llnsnfrircenbeit asbtrt babe, in
8etrsf crr 2Siecrernrnnuns bon 8. s. Neit.
meper fir Den orittcn Sermin, pa CT bevcits
6 Sabre ais Sdrciter Der @isnnaen i'm 9lnl.
te sepefeu it, uno ea ieb pielleitia erGuc6t
norpsn Bin, ,neinsn glamen als frciwiOiser
@anrirat por3ubrlnsen fir ssratttes lint,
70 tiete i6 MIDI bierDureb ben StmmaebcrR
BON SerPs gauntp all als Gin ganoioat fir
pas lint oes Sbreibers Ger 5isun9en.
@rlte id eripablt peroen, 70 made icb MIDI
Ocrtinclitb, bic pfiebten oss sebaNrn Nms
tre trcu III erfillen.
Gtlis q. 2lfer,
seutenant BON Capt. $oeIcr's Comp.
Ncatins. Sept IL blD.
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60 eben erbaltsn Elm 9roses NForkmsnt bon
Gduben uno StisfeIn melds pOblfsiEer usrfauft
perren pirb aL6 jemaI8, bsi
II. SenFe, fen.
9teaeina, gsptsmbsr &c. lNt.
Nennifra6e 5pihen Der item unb 8tsn, brei
Sbdrsn cbsrbalb benz &is9sIwe9s auf Der Rorbs
fsits.
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Cine QGotnun9 unc Sttf 0ano
Gum prtp0t- -Scrf0uf.

Der llnteribrebsns 6istst bisrmit sns @ob,
nun9 uno Is Nfsr Qanc, pripatim gum Gsrs
fauf an. SaiTsl6e lis9t in josioslbsra Sauns
ibip, SerfS gauntp, 5 Oeeilsn BON &sacin9,
an Der SuIpsbCfsusgrisf, bs9rsn;t bub Qanb
BON SamuSl Nboam5, Daniel loeasr unb Anz
csren. Die 9srbsiTsrun9sn itno:
A Gin YlOfs sWobnbaus, Gtall
H#s@ uno onoere gseben. .@ebdube, cine
49, II az = niekbIsnbs Sprin9e NIT 9utsm wa1sr
nobe tsm 6oul'. 9aS qano 1T in 9utsm Suls
mrifanSe unb pirre fib fsbr gut si9nsn CUR
Nnla0e zines QSein9artsn8. Ssbin9un9en bill
Zig. Sur eaS Hdberc fra9e man bti
Gbarfee Dan Eiso,
oeer in oiefr 9ru&srsi.
Geptember 10. 3n.
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~ GsrSslst nibt am ndbitsn 9ienifas
W &c sur QSabl iu 9sbsn u. ben 9anSsn
0Bbiswabljsttsl sinSussbsn. Sses Stms sdbIt
unp cine gtmms mag Die lSab entibslben.
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QripQt 9SerfQuf.
September 10.

Der llnter1ebricbene bittet bureb pripat:
6anbsl gum 9crpauf an. cine portreffliebe
Plantaa', aelrscn inOtsrssulpehcfen 9auu.
f6tp, BerFs ganntp, unsefdbr Oacilcn bon
Nebrcretnrs; arenscnp an $anb BON Sobn
Oealer, Scnae gbriFman. Daniel Sauft unb
ancerer; cntbaItCno $50 ltfer, mebr ODER
ncnlaer, tpopon rtpa 10 Qfer 9SicIcn, 81
Nfer 5clslanb, bas itriae 1T 8auano, nit
auten 8cnfen umaebcn uno in febiflicbe Sci.
ecr einactbei!t. Sie Stbmatara fieBt our et
oas $anc, AUDI 1T Gin niefebIenbsr 8runnrn
brim 5aufe. 0ie SrtsTrunaen (nO:
%zyA Gin 9ute5, jweiit0di9es atszssss asszEsS
|::::IMBaa @obnbous, cine nsue SS SeS
EzasaM EsssgaM z Shwdiwietsusr nno ans -,
ccre 0Ctenaebducr jwei portreftIide 8 Il
adrten uno icnit oae Sortcn Ott; audi
acbt Die Staats:S SraBe bon 6ambura natt
Sebrerefura bureh ras $anp. SIR bas Sld.
tcre nenre man Ith an ben llnterIttrietenen
auf BEN pIass pcbncnren eiaentbumcr.
Seinricb Kicbner.
Gspttmber 26. 1848. 4in.
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sinsm 8oIfeaufrubr uno Sampf spi(hm
Wilitdr uno B6rser. liz Soloatsn blss
Ben tobt aut Dem pIase.
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-17
BAN

LINCOLN BANKING Corporation.-Jona Hyde,
President; Jonathan Hyde, Levi lloughton, Joshua
Pave, Henry Hyde, Directors. Bank hours from to
II AM
LINCOLN BANK-New Corporaton.-Geo. F. Pat
een President; Geo. F. Patten, WIN M.Rogers, Thos.
Harvard Chas Davenport, l.. w. Houghton G. w.
Kendall j. H. M'Lelan Directors; John Shaw Cashier.
3}ank hours from to Il M Discount days. Tuesday
COMMERCIAL BANK.-Wm Sewali, President:
WIN D. Sewall. Jacob Robinson ,GbertTrufant, I'hos.
M Reed VIM Patten Directors; Thos. Agry, Cashier.
rank hours; from IL A. Nj Discount days, Thurs
days.
SAGADAHOCK BANK.-Thos. D. Robinson, Pres-
dent: r. d. Robinson Joseph Sewa John Smith,
WIN NJ Reed Lewis Backmer, VIM. burlington,
WIN " Moses Directors; d. F. Baker, Cashier. Bank
hours. from to 10 A. NJ. Discount day, Monday
ANDROsCOGGIN BANK, ToPsHAm.-Chas. Thomp-
son. President; Charles Thompson, John Barron, Da
vd Scribner Nahum Perkins, Woodbury. H. Purinton'
Directsrs; John Coburn, Cashier. Discount days,
tuesday Of each week. Bank open from 9 to l in
summer /; 10 to in winter.
BRUNSWICK BANK, BRuNswIcK.-RichardT T. Dun
,sp Presidents Richard T. Dunlap, Alfred J. Stone,
Iohn C. Humphreys, Joseph Badger, VIM. Barron, Di-
yectors A. c. Robbins, Cashier. Discount day, Thurs
day Bank hours as above.
MAH1NER'sBANK, WrscAssEr.-HenryC Clark, Pres
;,ent. Henry Clark, Wimot Wood, Edmund Dana
samuel Alley James MCarty, Directors $. p Baker,
Cashier. Bank open from to in summer; lott in
winter. Discount day, Tuesday.
MEDONAK BANK, WALpoBoRo'-James Hovey,
President; James Hovey, George ID Smouse, John Bull
aDcb Jos Ciark Alexander Palmer, Directors; George
hiiea, Cashief
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STAGES

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att A. NJ daily Sunday excepted. Returning at
A. NJ daily, Monday excepted, and at P. NJ daily
Sunday excepted These Stages connect at Brunswick
with the Portland and Augustal line of Stages.
Leave Bath for Wscasset, Damarscotta Waldoboro',
Camden Thomiston, Belfast, Bangor and intermediate
places, at A. NJ daily. Returning at 6 p NJ daily.
Leave Bath for Wiscasset Damarscotta, Waldoboro',
&c, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at P. NJ
Returning every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
IL A. NJ.
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MAILS

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excepted. Closes II, Al P. NJ, and leaves at T. Nj
Saturdays excepted
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8 p. NJ, and leaves at A. NJ
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and departs daily at III to2 Nj.
The Georgetown Mail arrives Tuesdays and Fridays
at 1911 A. NJ, and departs same days at IL NJ
Post Office open Sunday mornings from u to
o'clock and one hour Immediately after divine service
IN the afternoon.
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EXP r e S S e S.

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nected other Expresses to all parts of the United
states the Canadas and Europe leaves Portland for the
south daily at II A. Nj. and P. NJ Returning twice
daily. Office 80 Exchange St., Portland.
Langley & Co.'s Great Southern Express leaves Port
land daiiy at II A. NJ. and 3 p. NJ. Returning vice
daily. Office 7S Exchange ST., Portland
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
PREPARED foRfTHE NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
STEAMBOATS,.

Leave Portland tor Thonaston. Camden, Belfast,
Bucksport and Frankfort, every Tuesday and Friday
Yorning ut O'Clock. Returning leave Frankfort ev-
cry Monday and Thursday morning at 7 O'Clock.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-14
election News.

Wegafher the following scattering returns from
slip from the Office Of the Memphis Appeal Of the
9Th inst received by that paper through the Reilly
Geographic line. We publish shem merely to sho"
the vote in the different towns, as matter OF curl
osity, not that they settle any disputed point
LOUISVILLE. Nov. g. 4 M-Boston. Taylor ssio may,
over all othersVan Buren ahead of Cas- Chcago SAl
Taylor 1880 Cas- 1926 Van Buren, l540f OK
SO0-Van Buren over Cas- 517, over TayoI aos A"'Hy
IN. y Taylor3467, Cas- EOS van ~
county n gave Taylor majonty-olay mao ny was
10 IT. cree anil Congressman elected from the city OF
New York by majority of 5000 Buffalo, IsyloLz'4l Cas-
11a Van Buren, S2s-TaylOr over Cas- 1893 In Union
town. Pa. Taylor gained q votes.
OHIO.
cleveland. Cass l66 maj; Cuyahoga, u town
sbns 500 mai for Cass; in Lorraine, g townships
500 for Cas-; Montgomery, go for Taylor; Scioto
county, q townships, whig gain on Ford 49, Ross,
"A townshps,) Taylor gain on Ford 289; Pequa,
no townships,) 200; franklin, I'll townships,) III;
Muskingum, q townships,) gain over Ford So !;
Clarke, 70 townships,) Taylor gain on Ford So ];
in Athens township Taylor gained % on Ford's
majority; in Union township Cas- gained 1913 on
Weller. A private dispatch just received from
Nashville, Tenn, says thai Ohio has certainly gone
for Cass. -
In Louisville, Taylor's majority is SlS: in Frank
fort, 262; in Covington, Sc.
INDIANA.
Peoria, Taylor 1l9 maj; Van Buren, received 200,
and Gerrtt Smith q votes. Vincennes, Taylor 334,
Cas- II6. Marion, Taylor SO; Wayne, g town
ships,) Taylor $50 over Cass and Van Buren,; Floyd
county, Cass 1877 majority.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Taylor 1880, Cass 1926, VanBuren 1916;
Sangamon county, $50 for Taylor; Morgan so.
DELAWARE.
Sussex county, Taylor maj. 300; New Castle,
Taylor maj 37S.
VIRGINIA
In Alexandria city, $40 maj; Petersburg, SO /;
Richmond 1928; Ohio county, one precinct to hear
FROM So Marshall CO., %, majorities for Taylor.
MARYLAND.
Havre de Grace, 50 majority for Taylor.
MISSOURI
St. Louis city, majority for Cass, wing gain 300;
the county not in.
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TeIegraphed to the . DalIy Orescent. .
FURTHER EIEorIoN RETURNS.

Ata late hour last night, we received the follow
ing dispatch, which, meagre as it is still indicates
the way in which the wind blows
MONTGOMERY, November 1s.-Ns0 Tork-TayIor's ma
jory Cas about 100 OO and Cas- and Van Bu
rem, Maine there has been choice. Tayors
majority in North Carolina is 1000 7la6ama-ChOctaw.
80 majority for Taylor; Washington, Il majority for Cass
TIf CaOetaD county in Alabama. is must be one;
if not. do not know what that item mean.-Eds.
CresceRtl
BALTIMORE. Nov. 10 Maine Two hundred and
seventeen towns-TsylOr s5osO; Cas-, a5sss-gan 442
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Mr.. PEoPLEs.-Our friend and correspondent,
Mr. Peoples, Of the Corpus Christi Star, is now on
visit to this city Mr. P. looks as if Corpus Christi
was really avery healthy place however, it would
require a rather unhealthy region TO upset the
pioneer of the American press " in Mexico The
press Of this city is much indebted the editor OF
the Star " for keeping it posted up in Mexican
and frontier news. :. We would advise our mercan-
tile readers to make use of the columns of the
Star for the purpose Of making known to the
people Of Western Texas their business arrange
ments. Advertisements left at the Crescent -
Office viii be forwarded.
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New Orleans District Court Calendar,
Far T1,esdav. November IA. 1913.

SUPREME CouRr-H DupIeissis. CStaiute Lber) appel,
Us. Dupeissis, G; F. Gibson, appt. gs Charles
White ct al ]. p ByTne, appel. rs. E. Fonbene ct
al; Mayor, Aldermen. etc. of Lafayette. apels.,
President Of Male Orphan Asylum Succession of A..
Fisk Opposition acct of Charles Waits; Louisiana
State Bank appt, ]. Dupeisss ct al; H. F. Petel-
son. appt., Us. John A. Burn.
FIRST DIsTRIcT CoURr-AI criminal cases.
SEoosD DIsTRIoT CoURT.-P Jacob rs. Beaufr6 Vim.
Young rs. Duclos Jean Pralon Hebrew Congrega-
ton Municipality No Us. Mrs. VIM. T. Thompson !;
F. A. Batzer rs. Y N. Oliver.
THIRD DISTRICT CoURT.-David Cav us. Capt. Landry
ct al; v. Keller Us. Harker Thomas Delaney
L. SCHUYLER; G. Jacobs A. Mckay.
FOURTH DISTRICT COuRT.-B Rathbone & Co os. Ship
London and owners j. M. Andrews Us. J. w. Ross ;
ROebeFeau & Co. u.s. VIM Herrson E. Duncan Us.
Blood, WOLF & De Rham Weir & Co. gs. VIM L.
Poak Paul Nignin Bark Bohemia.
Firth DISTRICT CoURT--Haulln Us. Murphy; Peterson
rs Johnson; Roca u.s. Glawson; Commercial Exchange
Bank Us. E. YOrke; Marant assigned es Cordran ;
Gauch Us. Lindner
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Browns Com Passive had yesterday got
in rather bad humor from writing with a "stubbed''
and shocking bad pen, when our friends, Knowles
& Noel, No. IS Canal street, most opportuneY sent
us one Of Browns superior Gold Pens, with an
elongated pencil holder,) which writes as smooth as
glass, and would put the most crusty and nervous
old bachelor in the world in good spirits while using
it. They have plenty Of the same kind for sale.
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DISASTER IN THE SoUND.-The sloop Susan, of
Hartford, bound from Weathersfeld for New York,
with a load of onions, was run into in the Sound
on the night of the ID, by the steamer Cornelius
Vanderbilt. The sloop sank to the waters edge,
and her crew two boys saved themselves by
jumping into their small boat The C. Vanderbilt
came to their assistance as soon as possible, and
helped to lash the disabled sloop to another vessel
which hove in sight
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NORTH oAROTTNA

A dispatch from Raleigh, says the Charleston
Courier of the 9th inst, informs that there is
wing gain of 200 votes in five counties in North
Carolina. Another dispatch, from Fayetteville,
states that the vote in Cumberland county stood,
for Cass 1871; for Taylor 8I2. In Robson county,
Cass 5l4; Taylor 633. {. Comparing these returns
with those published at the recent election for Gov
ernor, it will be seen that there has been wing
gain of 2l8 votes, and our correspondent writes
that partial returns have been received from three
other counties, in all of which there is wing gain.
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MISSISSIPPI.

AUl7EI' 'EOOJ @901 TT" 80
Taylors majority in the above counties is 1854
Clay's 1903 gain 3S1. Copiah is reported to have
given small wing majority.
TENNESSEE.
In Memphis, Taylor's majority Is 255; in Shelby
county, 224; in Nashville, 500; in Bolivar, 40;
Mount Pleasant gives 80 Democratic gain. Thir-
teen precincts in Davidson county gave Taylor a
gam of $50 over Gov. Browns majority.