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There was heavy storm in New York
on Saturday night last, which did consid-
cradle damage to the buildings and to the
shipping in and about the city.
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rGen. Taylor was to leave Washing
ton on the 1th inst, accompanied by the
Secretary of the Navy, for Baltimore, Phil
adelphia and New York.
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@The attention of our readers is call
ed to the proceedings of the Road Meeting
in to-day's paper. We are lead to believe
that Plank Roads are about to supersede
McAdamized roads.
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CLARK, CHAMPAIGN & MADISON,
Smith and Burnnet (whigs) are elected
Representatives in this district
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give below, from the telegraphic
dispatches to the Ohio Statesman, all the
Election Returns received up to Wednes-
day noon.
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GUERNSEY AND BELMONT.

This Representative District is in doubt.
The majority in Belmont for the whig can
didate is 266; in Guernsey the majority
for the democratic candidate is said to be
$780, The official returns from Guernsey
may elect the democrat.
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rs S-As the defeat of Morris and Sails
bury is such great whig victory, we sup
pose that that party furnished the fire balls
and tar barrels that were burnt on Thurs.
day night last.
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HAMILTON.

There is no telling the result in the city
Of Cincinnati. The Democrats voted for
the five Representatives tllrought the coun-
ty. The wings voted in separate districts.
In some of the wards, the whig judges re-
fused to count the votes given for the five
Representatives,, and at present every thing
is in state of most glorious confusion.
Not more than half the vote of the city is
polled.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

James Dalzell, democrat, is reelected
Representative, together with all the coun-
ty ticket except Treasurer.
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GREENE.

Harlin, (whig,) for Senator has 700 ma
jority. Fairchild, (whig,) is elected Rep
resentative..
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FRANKLIN AND DELAWARE. .l
These counties elect Representative
ogether. Supposed to be whig as last
year.
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MORGAN. y,eIt+
A whig majority for Senator and Rep
resentative. 8Ge
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GUERNSEY.

The Jeffersonian says the entire demo-
cratic ticket is elected. 5.- ,,,
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JEFFERSON.
Russell. (dem. gain) is elected to the
Legislature.
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LICKING.
The whig Representative, and probably
the whole ticket elected.
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WASHINGTON.
The whole whig ticket elected.
DARKE AND SHELBY.
Ward, (whig,) elected Representative.
COLUM MBIANA.

The whole democratic ticket triumph.
antly elected.
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AS1TABULA AND GEAUGA.
Randall (ree-soiler) is defeated for
Senator.
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MEIGS.

MEIGS.
Returns from about one.half of this
county are in, and indicate that the whig,
ticket is elected. 9irw
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HURON AND ERIE.

HURON AND ERIE. go !
Erie county gives about 40 of a majori-
ty for the whig Representative. Huron,
which votes with Erie for Representative,
is doubtful. asa- i5o4 ffe
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MUSKlNGUM.
The whig ticket is elected by about 700
majority.
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SENECA.

Breslin, dem., is reelected by from five
to six hundred majority. Goodl '
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CUYAHOGA.
Payne, (dem. gain is elected Senator.

LUCAS AND HENRY.
Waite, whig, elected Representative, in
consequence ofa division in the Democrat,
ic ranks.
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LOGAN.

Lawrence, whig, for Senator, about 800
majority. All the whig ticket elected.
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SUMMIT.
SUMMIT.
Spellman (dem.) elected Representative.

LORAIN.
Democratic ticket elected.
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MONTGOMERY.
Entire whig ticket elected.
MIAMI.
Independent whig ticket elected.

CUYAHOGA.
Whole Democratic ticket elected, except
Representative, which is still in doubt
the contest being between Gill (democrat)
and Bolten democratic fee.soiler.)
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