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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18

pThe emanciPationists of Louisville deserve
no little credit for the noble manner in which they
came up to the support of Col. Marshall, when
he was bssely deserted by go many rabid pro-sla-
very Wings. The emanciPationists made noble
struggle on The last afternoon Of the election, and
by dnt Of hard work increased Col. MsrshslI's
msjonty in this city some eighty votes, thus Sc
curing his election.-Lou CoEr.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18

CusIosrrY.-We were shown Ins - ariSsig5
IN h. sssa. Of a i've chicken with four 'sss -
feet or rasher three perfect legs and Zoe Az H.
Ies or arm, and q het like hand VII ssroaIb
sers. Il cannot live as il had no P.ssA.ss. ssgsE
Il Ia other rsspscs il was PefsisA'
oped ahiokn.--Itsatfw5 49, 49,
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18


HAEr cogs1r.-bs1janin Co..
elected 10 the Convsntion- d. a.
col Is elected 10 the Lex1slsrn1~. s
6RsES CoUnrY.-Walios Ilr1
ted 70 the Convention, nd "
10 elected 10 The Lsgislaluso.
MEAD. 0nrcIAL--Johnson,n
ton Tor Congess S2k Gnnah e.
Convention fs<s Shep6auf oSer -
tnre 4. Sheppard % 4 DoDoen1 r.
elected in that couatF. He y
Wings
LOGAN, OsuctAL-McLean-
l29o for Congress-no opposilfoa.
ton, bowling lUlO, Irwin so. Blsh -
1e2 For Inc Legislature, kuins -
Poor oy7, Farmer SO, Grubbs 81
IBlsD acknowledgements - -
sitiOu.
Allen connB-Senate-Underu a. ~
Smith, loco, osS. Conveniiot-CoI n-sss.<>
democrat Pso-slayery, $40; Thonss. a. =, ~:
hOi Foui, 2lO; Barlow, ia LezI.I.m-s. -;
Carpenter, Wig, 6l3; Anthony, denocr,, ~
MADISON CoUsrr, OrucIAL--Por o.
Bteck liB5; Martin, SIS. Couvsulios-
Ii57; Chsnsult, l043; Bamsm, 6Ss: n.s.-.s.,
SU2; Willis, s. Legislature-uaupi, T1ss, -.
lard, y7s; Bsxtsr, %; Hill, 34Ol - oA
/ GARRARD, OFFICIAL Congess-B,... -.
942; Martin, democrat, 4S.' COnYsuljoT3 p.;-t'
pro slavery. 80; Sartain, emanciData-;., - s.,
Legislature-slason, $50; Arnold, en- 49,. - Z
al; McMannis As 30 q. y = "'sAAl
.rrr BOYLE C0antK.
The following is the vote In tbis so,..-
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18

The reports received from this district yesterday
morning indicated the election Of Dr. Lane, and
great was the reloicIng among The Loeos thereat,
anu Us,sasiiy 60 tha 4Ap<aasinn of whiK
friends. The returns as reported in the morning
seemingly from Authentic sources were as follows;
MarShausmsi. Lanes ma.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18

TENNESSEE ELEonoN.-The result of the cleo.
ton here, tsays the Nashville Banner, in the alb
sence ofquite complete returns frcra every portion
of the State, will be for the other side-the Gov.
ernor, one member of Congress, and the House Of
Representatives gained. The majority for Gen.
Trousdale viii probably be about t'so thousand
The following are the members of Congress elect
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Back Number. Wanted.

II any Of our subscribers can send us one or
all of the following back Numbers of the Er-
aminsr, they will greatly obligs us BY SC doing:
or Vol. Mos. -, 25, &c, &c, 80, IL, 4s,
so, 50. .l.8 -4.4sss fsa-s.iff
or Vel. 2--Nos. Sc, 81, 81, g., 60, So, 70,
rs, Ts, IS, 81. r.. Irsfe -ra -..,i .7- 81
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18

The removal Of DIR. Malcom from the presi-
dency Of the College at Georgetown for bis
emancipation vote, we consider as good as five
thousand votes to the Ema ncipation party.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18
The Election.

Next week We hope to be able to give in full
the result Of the election. We shall attempt to
show the grounds Of hope possessed by the
Observation-Disclosures
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18

U5-The following is the official vote of this
District at the Congressional election, 1S47.--
Many will desire to have it, TO compare with the
vote In the late copeesff-
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gLEcrIoN RETURNS.
ELEcTsON RHxURNs-
JsrERsos Cousrr--oFricfAL-
a. ILL.
zIIIII I'LL

The above is the Official vote Of the county, eA-
cent Hanod's Creek, which poll book has not been
h,onsb, in. We understand that MarshalPs ma
jodty there is AZ, leaving n''lorty In 'ns county
of 40 for Lane.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18

" We send, occasionally, number of the
EXAMINES TO persons uho are not subscribers, In
tAs hope thaf By psrusal Of IL, they may be in.
daced 10 subscribe. b. A-AsHF
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18

MORTALITY or CINuSSATL-The following ate
ment which we copy from the Gazette, shows the
mortality Of this city, from all diseases for
Rod of seven weeks, ending Monday last:
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18
LeSisisfnre

WAsHISsTox and MARIOS-Nllli&m Msels.' =
ANDDERsON-Thos. Hanks =
BoYLE-Gabriel S. CALDWELL W.
BRAcxES-JOseph Doniphsn. W.
CLAKkK-Gen- Hart W.
FRANKLIS-James Monroe. W.
JEssAMlSE-Jcseph c. ChriStoPhei. ".
LAWS Fitch. l.
MoSraonERY--W William +. White ". =
MAsoN-Emory Whitaker (D and WHAT y
Mccarthy. W.
NIcHoLAs-James 2. Mstcaiie. l.
OWEN 9. Glass. l.
Scorr-D. Howard Smith. W.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18

:. EowLISe GREEN, Aug. g.
Mr.. w. n. HALDENAS; Below please ind state.
ment OF our election. II is as near correct as can
De sseersained until the Judges meets n ,
For Congress: F. L. Mclean, no opposition-
Conyeniion: G. T. Dunarau, no opoositiop. Sen
ate; w. L Underwood, IL ms5ority in district
Legislature: Eilah Claypool, 81 majority 10 he
county. Yours &C., Ills,
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Delegates % the COnvensios.

Delegates % the COavenuea-
ANDERSOS-GeOTge W. Ksvansagh. L
BOTLE--A. Gallatin Talbot W.
BRAcNEN-William c. Marshall ".
BARREN-Johl t. Rogers eva sHd Alaaso-
Trgg l.
BATH-James VI. Nesbitt. l.
CAxPBELL-John W. Tib5alts. L
CARROLL and GALLArIN-JOhn /. R05Insol. !.
CLAKKE-Andrew J. Hood W.
FLENSs-Msrtin P. Marshall (''l and Same
Garfield l.
HARRIsos-L1eius b. Deshs and Hugh Nsws-,
l.
LEwIs-Larkin J. Proctor. w.
LINcoLx-John L. Ballnger. w.
MADIsOS-Squire Tuner and William Chsoiall
w.
MkADE-Thos. J. GOff VI.
MoSrsoAsRT-Richard APPersOn. ".
OLDHAM-Wiliam d. Mitchell l.
OWEN. Howard Todd. W.
PULASkI-Milford Elliot l.
ToDD-Francis NJ Brisiow. W.
WARRss-Chasteen t. Dunsysn. "a.
WOoDFoRD-John l. Waller. W.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18

NELsoE.-The Bardstown Visitor gises the fol-
lowing the vote Of Nelson county at the close OF
the polls wednesday evening; Conyention-Har-
din lS23, Wickhtte iOoo, Grlgsby oS4. Legisla
BoURBoN.--Messrs. Davis and Williams are
elected 10 the convention, and Simms and kenne-
dy TO the legislature. Linsay Withdrew from the
canvass the iirst day. Morehead's majority in the
county Zone precinct not heard lrom) 145.
HARRIsos.--Stanton's majority over Gaines lis;
Desha and Newell elected to the convention, snd
Thompson and Curran, Wings, to the Legislature.
CLARKE--Huston's mslorIty over Mason 529--
DR.. Hood elected to the convention, and DR.. Hart
10 the legislature. s.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18

Electing Lane by a majority of IS votes. Every
body believed the report, and all made up theil
minds that il could not be helped, all we had 70
do was TO "grin and bear it"
Last night, however, another face was put on
matters. Thos. Smith, ESQ.,, President of the Lou.
isville and Frankfort Railroad Company, arrived
from New Castle, Henry county, and stated posi-
lively that Lanes majority only 1S5 instead Of
352 as before repcTted-thus eleeting Marshall BY
a majority of 81 That this is correct we do not
think there can be doubt Mr.. Smith was II
New Castle after all the precincts had been heard
from and the votes counted and the result declared
as above. Indeed, he saw letter written to Us
confirming this statement and giving us the full
vote Of the county, but there is only thrice.
weekly mail, we will not receive the letter until
this evening
umay, however, be considered as settled fact
that Marshall is elected. The majority is shame.
fully small, but cannot refrain from giving three
cheers for the result.
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SHELBY couNTY-OFFIcisL. VOTE.

HsxpKRsoE-First day.-Peyton 5o, Johnson
A49. Arch. Dixon elected 70 the convention.
MERcEK-2 o. clock ,Tuesday.-Senate: William
Davies sl9, Jos. Haskins 421 Conventions 1. r.
More 74il. J. n. Tomlnson Csc, Jas. Taylor leman-
cipationisl 364. w. Hood elected 10 the lesis-
laiure without opposition
BRAcKRE-Mnrshall elected TO the convention,
and Joseph Doniphan TO the legislature.
FLEmSs-Lscy elected 10 the Legislature.
LEwIs.-Convention Proetor's majority, up TO
Monday night, $50 Legislature; Fiteh's majority
40 10 Monday night, Az
FAYErTE.-Ths following is the vote of Fayette
county at the close Of the polls on "Wednesday eve
ming: On.
CoavenGion-Dudley, lPIO-Slsyep) IS
Wickife. Ol
Dr.. Breekinridge, (EmanciP NJ 80
Shy, TO-
Robinson, independently SS4
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18
MArsEILLs, August 9.

MATsEILLB, August 3.
Stanton (Deml is elected 10 Congress IN this
he IOlh) district, by majority of from 4oO to oOU
votes. ALI the pro-slavery candidates are elected
CIScIsEArI, August 3.
In the 4lh district, Indiana, Julian, Tree soiler,
has 125 majority. In the l(th district, MilgsT is
reported elected--s Wing gain.
1.-The wires to St Louis and to Cincinnati are
still out of order. The above was received oY
Morse's line ria Msysyille.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18

EIsRIH DIsTxIcT.-In this district the following
is within few votes Of the result tor Congress:
c. 5. Morehesd, whig, majority in franklin So;
Woodford, $685. Fayette, l69; Bourbon, 165-
1912
5. F. J. Trsbue, Native Americsn-Owen, 40s;
Scott, lie; Jessauine, 225-msiority for MoTehesd
463.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18

J. Lanstord is elected as RePrsseniAuse ,
mslofity Of $50 or lUup votes over T. J. COnrllsol
G5-ln addition 10 the intelligence PloAsls-
heretofore in our paper, the following rsllIs -
81 =. H. L.. L. 49,.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18

TENTH DIsTRIcr.-The returns from al he eou1.
ties give K. H. Stanton q majority o, "a ns
Official vote may slightly change the ma nv.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18

CTScISNATI, Aug. g.
re THE EDTroRs or TIE CouRIKR:-In the 9Th
district Stanton &c elected by majority of 400 10
500. All the pro-slavery candiastss elected.
INDIANA, 4th district-Julian, free soil, i25 ma
jority. Tenth distriet-Milgor electea--seported
whig gain. y
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HoPKlNsvILLB, Aug. 8.
DEAR HALDEMAs: At the close of the polls in
this county, ell tbs precincts heard from, the vote
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-08-18

0Ho-First dsy.-For Congress: Johnson 565,
Peyton 26S. Conventions: Sterer 2O3, McHenry
$50, Walker 14, MOsely 96, Maj. Johnson5.
LAUREL and RocKcAsTLE.-Ihe vote for the Sen.
| ate between Bruce aud Jackson has been close
Bruce probably elected by a small msiOuty. The
| vote for delegate TO Convention, up TO Tuesday
night was: Moor, (whig) $40. Newcomb, uoco)
374, Brown, (whig) 36S. Legislature; Langford,
(whigl 159, Conellson, (emsnc ipatioust) ia
ScorT-Ofcial vote.-Morehead GIT, Trabue
746-Trabue's majority 12s. Convention: Decker
son Cos, Johnson 767, Evan Stevenson, (emanci-
pationisp 81. Legislature: Smith SIT, Green AL,
NJ SfaVenann Adj
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vile the attention of your readers the beautiful Dasuer
reoypes executed at DR.. VAN ALSTIN'S Establish.
ment, No. BRINLEY HALL. -
Those who visit City for the purpose of procuring
Daguerreotypes cannot be more satisfactorily accOmmo
dated than at NO 8 BRINLEY HALL.
MINIATURES put into Silk for Stand into Velvet
Cases for 81 so. gls s
~ B. stock constantly hand and for sale at
able prices. d1 Oct 4.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-08
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.


RESS SHIRTS, new style, shoulder seam,
~ Patented Febry J. 1913, and the best finished and
fitting shirt introduced the public. Unde Shirts
and Drawers, Woo' Cotton and Silk; Hosiery Gloves,
staris, Cravats, Hdkfs Suspenders, &c. The above
Goods all new and fresh, and will be sod extremely
LOW, at 2l3 Main Street,
under United States Hotel.
osdT II. s. MOORE.