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THE GRAEFENBERG MEDICINES,

are opposing them Misguided men How utterly mpo.
sbe 10 arrest their spread The most extraordinary cpi
parts of the country certificates which have 'oHhe the
most respectable citizens. Many ut these Testimonials have
been submitted to gentlemen Of great distinction who have
carefully exanired them TO see that they are genuine
Among these are the Rev. N Bangs. D. D. of the MehO
dist Episcopal Church, and Francis Hall ESQ, editor OF the
New York Commercial Advertiser We finally submitted
The Hon VIM " Brady, the Mayor of New York, who
has given his certificate, under the Great Seal OF the CITY,
that they are genuine and reliable. wv
With such names, we tear no opposition: care fortified
at every point and solicit continuance of the uneyam
patronage we have already received We would earnestly
lst That in every neighborhood where there Graqn
berg Depot, immediate steps should lie taken to have
one. By addressing the General Agent Of any distinct
this can be secured rpss
I'd. Families should club together and get an immediate
3d. Emigran Societies and other panhropic bodies should
snsE NJ fSsay
u the Health BiTTERs, an enormous quantys
These extraordinary bters sold at p cents paper and
warranted to make quarts of Btters superior 70 aqy
in the world. They composed OF Roots, Herbs Baf
and Vines gathered in the forests and prae OF Ame
lea and are speedy and certain restorative OF weak and
debilitated constitutions.
The other Medicines OF the Company are OF equal value
aH TH Is q G5RISA1EHFsENpERG sARsAPARgLLA COW
THE CHILDREN'S PANACEA-TIIE GREEN
RsoT MHE 4ENTMEHRyTHYRR PoNsUMfls
D. HANSBROUGH 72 CAMP Street, Nss QQridH,,
La to whom applications r for RT %ay s sacs
New York, February. 1913. "a
tY For sale BY WELD CO, Periodical A {, 49,.
tres Street ALFRED HUNTER corner of E.s has
P M City of Lafayette; J. L. VAN BOKKELLEN; cor
ner of Camp and ST. Mary street, Lafayette. NH In I
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HARDWARE, sc,
N w. MONTGOMERY, IL Charities Streets


NEW ORLEANS.
hs on hand very complete stock of goods in his 4
mon, ,e IN addition to his usual extensive assor x
WARE and CUTLERY, his stock of heavy goods is fsss
very complete embracing among numerous other articles
N"Oo o9Aes I'm Plates, AK Pontpool and other brands
IN ono ALSO BLOCK Tin Spelten Zinc. etc.
i0v ~ ms Iron Ware assorted all sizes. =.
1oo tons Iron assorted Swedes, American and English;
assorted fiat round square, plough plate, hoops band
an and sheet; Steel; all kinds,
~ dozen genuine Collins 4 Cos light and heavy Axes
A'om Kegs genuine Weymouth Nails, assorted all sizes.
.V ions Hollow Castings assorted pots ovens spl-
- ders. skilets, fire dogs etc; French pots.
5v coils Manila Rope. assorted, all sizes.
SU casks Ok, Log and Trace CHAINS 49, .
=, Together with Whitiemoe's Cotton and Wool Cards,
Wilson's Coffee Mills Ames' Hollands and other makers
Spades and Shovel; wire aud har Serves Hoes OF all kinds
A nvls. Vices and Smiths Hammers and Bellows: Tin
Ware; Mill Coss-eut and Pit saws; horse and mule Collars
and Hames: Straw cutters; Corn shelters and Corn mills:
Sing's Plopghs, Nos g and 4 Paner, all kinds Tar;
Spirits Tupentine and w he Lead; Paints all kinds Mill
and Grind Stones; Mil lions; Boiling Cloths all numbers;
shot; Sheet and Bar Lead Stock Kettles; Bark Mills
200 gallons Sperm Oil. and
oiuU do win ter strained and beacled Whale Oil
. ms stock OF Cutlery surpassed Buyers are invited
''eAanine before purchasu 9 elsewhere mh5 6m
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STARK, DAY, sTAUFFER & CO..

lfoN, Tin PLATE, METALS, HARDWARE &c
Corner Canal and Magazine sts., Ncw Orleans
AoFFER for sa e large and fresh stock of the a
eEH following Goods and would respectfully solicit
NJsh @d inspection Of country purehaseEa "a
Mails. Castings Tin Plates, Metals: -
nayof 20 s CAST steel. and GIN SAW STEEL.
fants, Slls, Window Glass, Codage Tar Mill Stones
Gnnd Stones, Axes, Hoes. Shovels, Spades POuslIs:
COTTON and WOOL CARDS; ''"T'''
seythes ox Log and Trace Chains Anvils Vices Smith :,
bellows; Timers Tools and Materials and n general
assortment Of ~ " e""e'"
O. HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
comprising all articles this line ADAPTED to The Soutberp
and Western Jobbing Trade "1 ''"''e'"
Inc advertisers are agents for the sale of
PLANTATION WAGONS AND CARTS
% tnop and Axles, and which have proved superior to
, S eetoio,e IN use. fhey would also call the aen
uoh OIL southern Planters to their stock of
o, ~ - PLANTATION GOODS
Hoops, Building Materials '''' anu i-"'eS' russ
"dkSp Mills, STRAW CUTTERS, HORSE coll
exn,nsL e;e' peic-aH OF which have been selected
tiles N"Ff''es' ana Oh tie DeHl luai-
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ALEXANDER HILLS

No S. Camp Street, .New orleans.
VTTHERE Families find all articles OF Housekeeping
w comprising general assortment and select stock OF
KITCHEN FURNITURE-Cookng utensils, Tin and
Iron Ware Fire Sets brass and steel; Shoves and longs
and Kitchen Fire Iron.
Enameled and patent metal timed HOLLOW WARE;
Fire Dogs.
Coffee Ums.
TABLE Silver Britannia and Iron
Tea and Table Spoons,
WOOD WARE-Brass and Iron bound Cedar Pals,
Rattan bound CEDAR WARE, a new article
WILLOW WARE-Baskets, Cradles Nurse Chairs and
Hearth Brushes.
MATS-Jute Manila, Aicant. Palm and Husk Mats
Walters and Trays
Brass Britannia and metal Candle Sticks and Lamps
Steamboat and Hall Lanterns.
Cooking Stoves and Furnaces
D. & j. Wright's patent Premium Cooking Stoves, for
wood COAL with fixtures complete, the most approved
pattern in
duced prices mh5-im
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n NJ Sl-o9s pair Press Screws suitable for haling
b5oSs' Shhs Tobacco etc, good order for sale by
>. w. CUTTER, 70 Poydras s.
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IA Y. y Nc u y,
NOTICE.
InS,E AEEI JtHTEn WITH Y r.

NOTICE. ~
vEyO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH NENEREAI his
EASEs-The reputation of the writer is 50 well eaS
shed that all that TO say to those who have been
so unfortunate as 10 have contracted any one those
FrI DISEASES known and called SECRET DISEASES In any,
part Of their various forms is that the Winter after mo,
successful practice of twentySlX years confined strictly ia
NESrREAL DISEASES and Diseases OF the Blood (hayin
treated and relieved many hundreds who We're past ali 6or
nhvscians without receiving any benefit enabled to OK
Won positively safe certain and speedy cure, Should s
az tho SFoRTI NArELY AFFLICTED this short adye1
mont they would do well TO call at No ST CUsrnMnoT
STREET before appying elsewhere and avail themselves d
'' Mix I'm B. +. MULLEN. So Cusomhon,ss' :. 1--WE
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MOSQUITO NETTING.
pOBINETT. Muslin, Linen, and Cotton MUSQUITO
ID NETTING-a large stock on hanG and for sale cheap
by mh5 81 JOS. ETTER 20 Camp st,
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the puSinls ;,n The udder OF COW contained pincm
whth would produce the almost divine results oT whihh
had so patiently and anxously sought Opposition arose
Interested persons high in social and professional position
diculed what they dare deny They asserted that maD
vaccnated persons became covered with HAIR and even ey
bited horns and tail and that child ran on an
fous, believing like a bull. But the current was soon
turned The British Parliament voted him E20 600 Sterling
($l00,0 00,) and the world sang his praises.
The same spirit has 10 0Hr 0tba times Even
while we write this Bulletin Interested persons jealous Of
the wonderful efficacy end success of
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without ,o emy e nor n~e s beV
man. that VIII nei Wa IiGuors, Wine Cider.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-11-14

EaE CANAL.-Por several days past,
canal navigation has been impeded by the
ice. On all other canals, provisions are
made for breaking the leo until the final
close of navigation, but on account ofthe
oversight Of Mr.. Talcott.the bondbolders,
'he boa'men, and the State, must suffer
for the want of similar povision or'this.
Cook County. LIN Cook County the
official vote is as Eollows:-Cass 1857:
Taylor 1861; Van Buren, 2lO4.
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Death Of Gen. EearpeY.

eggs After lifeis itful fever, hs slept WE'LL"
This brave soldier closed his earthly
8cAFeer on Tuesday, and the sad intelIi
genee Of his demise will cause keartfell
sorrow throughout the whole land, The
Syest claimed Gen. K as one of rs most
distinguished cilizens-one of It's. most
ao6lesl soldiers. The simple announce.
glnent Of HE selection as leader of the
Western Division, in the recent war with
Mexico. called into the field an army of
citizen SoldisFy, composed Of the best
young men in the Mississippi Valley, and
astheir head, through unparalleled dan
ger and hardships. he successfully carried
sout the orders Of his Goyernment. His
pTowess and wisdom aided to add those
two great terrltories-New Mexico and
California-to the Republic of the Unit
redS States. With. that devotion TO duty
which Shrank from no danger, he hasten.
ed from one extreme of the Mexicall ter.
'sit0Fy 20 the other; from the snow. capped
mountain Of the west to the hot sands of
iiis SOUTH The change was too great
Gvenfor his strong constitution nan atiack
Of nIOess ~ Vera Cruz so FRUSTRATED, his
6odys that il never again folly recovered.
Gen. X. was the pride ofthe Western Di-
vision. He was an accomplished tacti-
cian--po possessed ofcourage tempered with
kisd0m upyislding - support Of what
be considered right--jnst in his decisions.
aud humane To- his foe. OF him il may
Justly be said, &c was sans peu-. sans re.
Heoocke.-- RevsilIe.
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Extract from Mr.. Whitesias's great Speech
in Defehce Smith UBrisn. Z

The following extract from Mr.. White,
sides speech in defence Of the Irish pa.
triot, st his recent trial, cannot fail to
interest our reader: g.-s....-..-..-, -. -
1.-THE boast ofahe British law is, that
il abhors the shedding of human biosd. -
Yfed to its benign principles, to the gen.
eruus impulses of your nature, and tfand
between rhs prisoner and bis grave. A
horrible deaths grave he must NOT
have-awaits him Save him by hu.
name verdict from fate so dismal
Review his life. From hfs nfOshsr'1
breast he drank Ia a love ofeouniry--
from fathers patriotic example he
passion grew to a dangerous height
He has INDUCED, perhaps. asisisioii. ia
the peril of life, that ireland might DO q
nation, aud yeu herguide to wealth and
greatness. II not death upon the scat.
fold q terrible punishment for ne Belief.
all though misguided, that Irishmen had
intellect enough to rule the country Of
their birth? In his CHILDHOOD be heard tAaT
the Union with England was carried By
corrtpiion. He heard from an Irisk
Senator whom money could not puvek.
ase-whom ''title" could not BRIDE
who gave bis honest vote, and would
have freely given bis life, TO save tie
PerishiDg Constitution of his country:
That father recodnted to my client what
Piunket, Bushe and Graftan spoke On The
last memorable night of our National ex.
isience. How be- had besn pYirsaSded
by the gravity of their arguments, md:
ehced by their aFdor. and transported BIZ
their eloquence! HE youthful imag;ns:
ton, fired. by sense Of lrelaht's &rSh9S:
dweit on the days when she had genif$
and Senate with intense conslancy:
and The passion grew that he might res:
tore Parliament to the land he ioyed:
This is his real crime; all bis sctioni
were directed 70. this end, and-he has
been misfed by The too implicit relianc6
on doctrines unfortunately argued By
great lawyers in the heat of debats,
which the9 could not recall, And which
have rnisdifecisd MANY -Four countEy.
men followed up these; ss be believed.
CONSTITUTIONAL oPinions. He wished pos.
ferity to review tbg political Transaction
he bad been taught to condemn;
This was the source Of an Bis errors. !.
Bitter disappointment has crushed hiS
ardent hopes: but q preliminary constilSi.. e.
lion be- wished and meant 10 have aitSa
to Ireland. No mans property would Is
have touched mo Law Of Gnd a. -
would he have broken. he was l,isIS7
into the delusion that Ireland . Rsni53
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Mission TO CALIFoRNIA.-We men.
toned, soIae time ago, that il was The in
teniion of the Missionary Society off
Methodist Episcopal Church to attend a
mission in CaiiF6fnis. We now are en-.
abledto say distinctly, that the Rev. Isaac
Ovens, of the Indiana Conferences, has
been appointed 10 thai mission, and will
leave Zoe the Geld Of his. lahots early next
spring. BY the overland route. Il is ex
Pected that number OF families will go
0uf ~ the same time. under an escort
from Missouri. Another missionary viii
he appointed 70 accompany Mr.. OssiI.---
". O. Cess
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JOLIET SIGN AL.
30 LET, FILE.
TUESDAY,. V0VERIBEIEIa, 1sAs.
.Ehe Resull.


7 The great contest Is over, and there is
no doubt but that sthe democracy are q
''used up community" The wings have
elected Gen. Taylor. and in dong 30;
have achieved whig victory, but not
''Gnuitr0 arhig" victory,
Democrats can now enjoy the feelings
which have been SO frequently experience
ed by the wings. Fhey, however, do not
owe their defeat SO much to the strength
of their opponents as to the disaffeclion
from4heir own ranks. Martin Van Blu
rem has~nowSde doubtless graHfied his feel
ings of revenge t0their fullest extent.
The election" news which we publish,
presents rather confused collection, but
By no means c0nsoiing to democrats. 10
this county the democracy have done no.
bly,. but not so in other portions of the
state. We have doubtless carried the
state. by a small majority.
We cannot, but experience some sem
sations ufpIeasure in behoIding the exces
sive and uncomfortable joy Of our oppo-
nents. 'Fheseditor of the "True Demo
Graf, "poor fellow. has almost run wild.
The wayne has travelled backwards and
forwards on the road leading to the tele.
gSaPh station, at Lockporr, has been a
''cautioh" to telegraph speed. We, how
ever, could Hat find the returns so interes
ting toes, as TO occasion us SO much ex.
ira trouble and expense as they have our
neighbor. Let the wings exHIt over this
triumph for their victories are few and
far, between. "v- SANS =a7aetab
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ARRIVAL OF THE
A M E r &c A
Later from EvroDe

z The America arrived a. New York on
the eth instant
IRELAND.--Dufy's trial concluded; no
verdict rendered. The country presents
"a deplorable picture on account OF failure
of potatoe crop.
O'Brien, Meagher. McManus and o.
DonohUe; sentence Of these gentlemen
commuted to transportation for life. In re-
sponse to sentence. Meagher and McMa
nus replied with the el0aueace Of Emmett.
= FRANCE traneufis Presidential cleo.
ton takes place December 20. cavaig.
nac's ministry met signal defeat onamend
ment to constitution.
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INDIANA.

INDIANA.
Has no Doubt gone for Cass.
Montgomery. Cass's mai. 40.
Porter. Cass S72, Taylor 29l, Van
iBuren 55.
Michigan city. Taylor's Maj. TS.
Marion county. Taylor 80 maj.
Wayne 8 towns. Taylor $50 mai.
Floyed. Cass 1877. wing maj.
Jefferson CO. complete; Tayior's maj
46T, Whig gain 50.
Knox CO. all but one township gives
Taylor S55 maj. Fhe other may reduce
to S36.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
No choice by the people, Total vote
of the Stare l40.00O.
Marshheld. Mr. Webstsr's own Town,
gives Van buren, Sc majority.
Worcester gives Van Buren, 1000 ma.
jority over Taylor
MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Both these States have gone for Case.
VERMONT.
This State has gone for Taylor.
RnoDE IsLAsD Ann CorNEor1oUr.
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A despatch dated Buffalo Nov. 9, los
O'Clock, A. NJ. say; Maine and New
Hampshire gone for Cass. f42
'Cass Vote in New York greater than
Van BWen's. 5o- $50 liai or -. "
Cass beats Van Buren, in his own
county, Columbia. au7 55e q
We get unsatisfactory and conflicting
returns from Penhsyiyania. sTa edt
The returns from Virginia look uu.
favorable TO Cass IN counties heard from
A despatch from New York gives
Taylor 144 eieetoral-votes, without Geor.
gia, Louisiana or 'Flotida.
In Georgia, go far as heard from Wigs
have gained one thousand over last Con
gress vote.
The Democratic papers al The East are
reported as giving up the election.
The regular report { at 8 p. NJ. says
that Kentucky is 10000 majority for Tay
lor.
despatch says South Carolina has
chosen Cass electors.
A despatch received by the Herald
says large wing gain in Mississippi.
A despatch just received at the Free
Press officer from The Washington Union.
states that Cass has certainly carried
Louisiana aad Georgia. slsg edT
Tennessee gives Taylor 5000 majority.
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EEORGIA

Georgia hssgone for Taylor. A des
patch "a the sUHis1 saws Georgia and
North Carolina have gone for Taylor
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-11-14

GT"No less than three vessels were
kept in our port day before yesterday, in
consequence Of MIR. .Polks veto. Chic.
Dem.
During The same storm, there were some
half a dozen wagons'prevented from leav
ing this place with their loads for the
Kankakee country, by the same cause
And. yet. 'there are men in this State
who sustain the veto.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

The vote in the Legislature for cleo.
tors stood--cass loo, TsyioF27. blank g..
WISCONSIN,.
Nine counties. in full or in paft, heard
from. Cass 1913 ahead 6fTaylor. Dem
ocratic loss 1900 Cole, wing, Doty,
democrat, and Durkee. " 'Btnen, elected
to Congress. Legislature. SO far Is
democrats. ID Van Buren,, 10 Whigs.44
State probably gone for Cass. "a bSh
s5a1G s3flt -oil9G 5dl bsqHsH
.be MISSISSIPPI. 91lta eBT
-Four counties show 500 wing gain over
Clay. :oas1l s'ii5sl OF Q buA
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LOUISIANA.

New Orleans 1901 majority for Tayl
lor. Gain over 800. Large Wing gain.
in the county. Democrats give up the
State.
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OHIO.

OHIO.
Cincinnati gave Cass 1000 linsiority.
Ohio is given up to Case BY all parties.
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aH For tan au,horising the County Com
DissiOners to pay Court House claims
444; against, oSi. 70 orA!a2 iaae d9ld
The Chicago Journal publishes me
returns Of Al counties in Illinois. which
give Taylor 2,O76 msjori.y-ths counties
to hear from will give Cass majorilies
sufficient to save the State. aeaarg anas.
Below are the returns as -wei Had them
in the telegraPhie dispatches feur tEx..
changes. ea7fs sia. a.9f @f.+4 ~
500 TENNESSEE. 2it.&f
In % counties heard from, Taylor has
gained 1888 over AT. Gone for Taylor
ls.~a NEW YORK. ASS 39
In This State Taylor's majority will be
overWheimipgSin 34counties it is' Sc, 900
VIRGINIA. R
In 81 counties, Tsylor's gath 1900
over IA. State gone Cor Cass. So
LOUISIANA. sr
New Orleans shows whig gain of
500 over Clay. Taylor doubtless has
carried The State.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-11-14
Canal Secretary,

The Board Of Trustees. have appoint
ed William Gooding secretary Of The ca
nal Board, in place OF Robert Stewart, de-
ceased. .s es
We do not wish to be always finding
fault, but when we behold such a paIpa
bile disregard Of the will Of the people of
lliinois--manifested, as has been. by
Messrs'Le4vitt and Swift, in making the
above appointment, duty compels us to
speak OUT. Mr.. Gooding was removed
from The office of Chief Engineer, by the.
Governor for malpheasance and inccmpe
tency. The people approved of this &C,
OF the Governor. by subsequently re. elect.
ing him by an almost unanimous vote -
This appointment Of Mr. Gooding. under
the circumstances. is an insult to the
people, which should not be approved of
by the bondholders. There are many
things connected with the canal which
we hope our Legislators will raAe under
consideration when il meets.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-11-14

/ 1nsanOther column Of to-day paper,
may be- seen IAN abs communication:
signed ~. B.sPoor, in. regard 10 IKE
amount Of propettyswliicch itiisspolitic to
exempt from executions Iris addressed
TO the members to the next legislature
ffomahis county, and we trustwfllbs read
Ibyaaal.
The-system Of -lsgislating entirely for
the PfoteeliOn-ofproperiy has become too
prevalent. Mostof our laws are enacted
flor the benefit ofthe-aristocrat and veal.
thy. This should NOT be. The people
instituted this government for the protec-
ton OF their persons and. property. and TO
guard against the encroachments and
usurpations of the ambitious wealthy
This is emPhatically q government Ofthe
people, founded on the rights of the PEG.
pie themselves. No republican. who de
siresthe happiness Of the mass of the PED.
Ple'can be'opposed Z" having our legisls.
ture increase the amount that is exempt
from execution. The democracy have al
ways been oppused to'legislating exclu
sively for property. hence they have al.
ways been the opponents of monopoHes.
and in favor ofEQUAL RIGHTS; while
the wings have been the advocates of
doctrines %hich -grant special 4mmuni-
ties aud-privileges'to'the 'weahby.fev.
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MICHIGAN.

MICHIGAN. 5 mort 5uA
Gen. eastward, the lsf. gives him
6 majority, and his county SEQ maj. He
has carried the State by large majority.
IOwA.-rcaaassgai Alas q as IA. as beard
from.
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PENN SY1.VANI&.

PENN ~YLVANIA.
Bedford CO., rs Taylor gain.
Crawford CO., l40 mai.
TayIor's gain over Johnson ia other
counties, Ash.
Blair co., maj. for TAYLOR 1000.
Bradford CO., maj. for Taylor 700.
Somerset co., mai. for Taylor 1000.
Plttshurg-9 wards give 800 wing
gain. Erie gives f66 mai. for Taylor
gain OF l9 on Governor.
Union Township, Taylor so, Cass 81.
Gain for Taylor 81.
Allegheny gives Taylor $500 mai.
Philadelphia, !" S,2l3 !"
Northern Liberties" $40
!" / 500 :"
st. Louis, Nov. 3.
Allegheny county all in but Moore
township. Taylor's maj. over $500.
Washington co. 200 ma for Taylor.
Clarified CO. lao maj. Tor Case.
Mercer CO. Taylors maj. 2U0. lOOOEs.vote
Butler co. IS I" go,
Dauphin co." /" 1900,
York CO. Cass mai. 500,
Bucks CO. g e 224,
Ca ., -.
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LOUISIANA.

New Orleans shows q wing gain of
500 over Clay. Taylor doubtless has
carried The State.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-11-14

RHODE ISLAND Am CcrNRcrYcUr.
GOhe iOr Taylers
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AUSTRIA.

Cd Events passing in Vienna and the Aus.
'trian empire keeps Europe Ina state Of
ALARM The instruction at Vienna was
proceeded 10y an outbreak at Auxburs -
The EmperOr's General, who had previ
OusIy laken'his military position at BeIvi-
dere. in thesuburbs of Vienna. has kept
the pOpnlace hourly alarmed, in fear OF
Acknowledgement. There is 40 definite
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Below are the returns as we Had them
in the telegraPhic dispatches Of our tEx,.