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Slime Gold

NPETAtLES TO FIT ALL Eyes AND
- Silver onr, too al prices lower than EOOKER
ones are sold Ly Jews aud other prdlars; People
who think II good iolcy to buy ct thus who hrlp tn
support Colleges, schools, Chur,hs. the l'oor
who help pay taxes, and the hundred other call
mddr on Residents, air reminded to thlnk twice and
lock before they bny; lwoor tucc dollar, each have
been saved by "A NUMBER oi customers lately hy 81
doug. A lull stock OF Gold and Silver (which Is
Gold and Silver SpccaclcS. sold hy
BRlNSMAlD, BROTHER X CO.
February a. dNwf
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Womcn's Rights.

s((NNs rs. Prinls, American, English
SDO'' and Frclch
1000 yds Gnghams, American, French a. Scotch.
2mW VI De Lanes, new and bea ltIiul STYLES
1000 " Beragc DE LANES, beautiful styles and
quality.
1000 " Poplun, u nee assortment.
Also
800 Yds Black Silks of superior quality.
1000 Figured, Striped and plaid Silks, very
cheap, togt t.lcr wild a great variety of
EUBROiDERIES
and very large assortment OF Ribbons, &c, &c
Purchasers are invited Ia call and examine the
above goods aud prices, az they will be disposed o
at low Prices.
EDWARD LYMAN.
Corner, Store WIcAaaIe Building,
Nay 6,Is57. dAIwi
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IS,B.s.
TO w cstcrn Travellers.

PASSENGERS going West can take
the steamer at any p,rI ON Lake Champlam Tor
Whitehall from thence 10 Schenectady by RalIr"ad,
and Ia BuilIob 10y Railroad or Packet boat and from
bullil" TO western aud southwestern ports by Steam
boat aud Pallrodd GA Michigan Central Railroad
Line.
i'y this route passengers Will meet with better dc-
comm0ddtioHS. reach their place OF destination III
les time, ana AT IoUcr tdTc than by any other.
Families aud artles OF 10 or more can have a
boat from Schenectady to Buffalo eEcluSirciy to
UcmScIrcS.
For passage or freight apply 10
WM, Il. STEVENS,) Asl. ON board
WM, EGANDALh Lake
A. REED, Champlain
WARREN TANNER;
r. K. Ag'l, Lake Station, Whitehall
JUSTIN A. SMITH,
K. K. Agl, Junction Station,
For reference apply 10 q. 4. BURTON andCap'
tang On board Lake Champaign Steamboats,.
Whitehall, May, 1852. Vl7mu,G
Looking Glasses.
IL Looking Glasses may be found at
Z. +. STANlFORD'S
May 7. W.T.
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I Ri ENGINE HOSE,
SabR,,y, Hou'sscs, FRUITS, Sc.
JAMES BOYD 81 SONS,
MkkUFA TURERS

NO. 81 Merchants Row, boston.
Thus old established house continues to supply ~
friends with tie various articles in their line oi hu,l
ness, OF the very best quality, aud at the loves
prices
The superiority OF the ENGINE HOSE made by
j. u y SONS, has obtained a patronage unrluallcd
IN New England In nearly haii thu States OF the
UnIon aud IL all the British Ihoyncr,, they hay,
their custonrra from Cities towns, manufacturing
establishments, railroads, y C.
The taClIL. "i tins concert, are ample aud sui
hrlcnt tur executing promptly, urdcls oi any amount
OF quantity.
Ordrrs respectfully sorItcd w31mo>3
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Garden and Flower Seeds

4 Large and well selected assortment OF
4 Garden aud FloSrr Seeds may be- found at
bAVEY y ALIENS
NauhI2 dfi n vtf
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IMPORTANT TO CLERGyMEN

From the Rev. Owen Thomas, Holvhead
Dear Sh--pr. Loc9Cks waters do a great deal
good 10 my Nurr. got bad cold from a damn
bed about thirty five Yeas ago, and my volr, wa
very pad ever since, gu,lL great pam Ia ne when
preaching or slhghg aud am very iuud ol Singing
USED many different medicines, and some vt lhrm
dId good for Irle time but Dr. Lococks Is the
best "l ALT clears my voice aud stops the cough
M instantly, have never found anything 10 com
par" with II.
have been e years n Wesleyan minister, and a n
Tie wesleyan Mcipodsi. IN the puuclpahty know
mt twenty years oi wGI,h have lived al Holy
head ana am Known personally 10 all The llL, {
uitn oi mai body, many OF whom have admlrrd ilie
effects Of The " ate IN clearing the voice aud Stop
plpg the congll-theY never saw such medicine h,
tore. My wife ever since Christmas has been very
well after taking two boxes. | am witness oi lhclt
power to stop rlGLtu tit ~ coughing IN m instant
!, as Wesleyan preacher, call upon all preachers
aud singers OF every denomination, to take these
waters Tor Improving the voice aud curing coughs
You may publish my testimonials iur the A,clIemt
waters II you wish.
am truly yours. OWEN THOMAS.
Purchase L0coci'S Fcmale U0Grs.
The BRUSH Spcclic-a Certain Cure for
,NehSlum SupprtSS!o, or Suppressed MenSes
liemnlarrhdga dlt'icllis. Painful demonstration
Amenarhna, or Partial obstruction oil Menses
CloroSia, Green sickuess
Ilenc.oHh>ea, Fluor A lbus W hitcs and all Fe-
- A.nulgt
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PUTTY
PIsGCTOls ~ WOOD,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS

TTTI
WOOL AND COUNTRY PRODUCE,
No. l3G STATE STREET.
n y. s 5. E%'s.So5b ' BOSTON.
THEY solicit consignment Of all kinds OF COun-
try Produce, Tor winch cash advances will be made
and the sale aud returns OF whlC,l prompt attention
will be given.
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REFERENCES.
Mcssrs. Hitchcock Cobb q Ninsloy, /
/. +. Fletcher & CP.,
blanchard. CunveGge o. Co., I BosToN
+. ~ +. Rice,
G n Seymour & Sons, Ogden, N . Y
Cox Il lluubcll, Posdam n. Y.
Meags a Wcad, Malone, N. Y.
Reeves q Stevens, Clucnnati, Ohio.
Hodges y Owen, Rutland, VI.
II Il. Sowlcs, Esq ~ AhaLs, VI.
Samuel Morgan, EeI, VelscuncJ. VI
i. V. Ldnkton, AGcni,
OqrLNsbuklH, n. Y
VII
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-09

The fair of the Maryland Institute closed in
Baltimore, on the LIST inst, having continued one
month. Among the awards fur the numerous ar
ticles that were exhibited, VIC. find the following:
All & ]. IL. Griffith, of BroOkland, Frede-
rick county, for three. fourths ,ulied cloth bronze
medal. The same, for while twiEIed flannel,
deposited by O'Brien, Gra:in & Hanson, silver
medal. The Messrs. Griffith received a medal
last year for some of their substantial fabrics.
Earhart, Roberts 81 Co.; of Frederick county,
for hest family -four, d~epoaited by p. Saurwein
g. Son. silver medal. james l.. Roberts got
the medal last year, and Jas. S. Welsh tie year
before.
Mss f. Manuel, Clarke county, for case OF
hair flowers, geld locket.
John Strayer, OF Shenandoah, for home made
soap, bronze medal.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-09
TnE TRUE sTAN.

- f - -
franklin Pierce is President Of the ppiiel
States and it is due to him, aE swell as Ia Tie Demo-
cracy ft,at have inst nlacra him in ,ho highest
80, $3.50 4GsI;.L ;s.s.s,.fa
C'vh post ~ NC "otlu, toI te9rsn -
speech, as Just as It is eloqaent ant5 touching,
delivered in. response TO the: congratulations OF
his friends. upon the gratifying resuIE of the Oc-
,ob.r oIo.,;oas 1, pssnssIytbi, obia In1iana,
~ ~ =. -
Ala'yiAnu anu FiotoA. q
necessary. We have only Etdtletseda Jew pass
sages, which strike us as being emiDently appro.
n,i,,e and mo,ls5 vi,h norsl beautV:
-LJsI.al Ill 1.;.
neneral Flerce ackn eS: s aan = -
o. MS helg9ooIa am y ~ T., i I; ror. = : Hi.
nun upon .he LgceP.On u ,raS Hot sinJ en-,
Ihey mlshl wen suppose i a. ~ nO Ua.;NfnaH n
.hougn ne eooIa tIuiy Say - E nnS p1s,ti "a. i; !.
the h:st haa never eAG1eG y L 49, dnS !. u, -
d leeilns % eIa,ou. q III. ~ 80 t,;;nns 10 W. ,o = -
p,GSssssy Ea a = ~. res,.jt a;ggj oGsc, ;1j;r;J.
SetG"s y @ogs.e ,'S oSn 3.@ :" 81 a6,m,5ant
Lnts'.A,S npsN,LSsn. so ~ h3 100 mr., ;,,s,as,s ,,nyo-
co"iPS.sH ~ - %I, d. 80. - ,nI;.5 h. ,,;stsJ we
NE = htuHHCS ~ t"Nt 4 O"S' ' OS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-09
VIRGINIA.

The Washington Union pays to our good old
Commonwealth the following just compliment as
the flag ship of Democracy:
Since the existing ~rcl9tions of parties were
established Virginia has never faitered in the
support of the Democratic cause. While other
Democratic States have deserted in delusion Of
the bour, and under the PRESSURE of extraordina-
ry contingencies, never fo2'ane moment has she
been led into an abandonment of her duty, or for.
getfulness of her faith. Now, as heretofore, she
stands foremost in the fght: and although other
States may give a greater o; ajority for tie Demo.
cratic candidates, We. in consideration Of her con-
stausy, to her be awarded: che distinction of the
Banner STATE Of DemOcracY
For the candidate of hes choice she gives a
majority which has not been approached since
the days of Andrew SIaekson-and that, too,
against the competing GlajIas ofore- OF 1erown
distinguished sons. From present indications,
Virginia will not give less than 10000 majority
for Pierce and King. Immense Democratic
gains have been made in She eastern. portion Of
the State, while the Tenth Legion sui passes any
of It's past achievements. KGports from The west.
Indicate great gains in ihat!quarter of he State.
Be the vote Of Virginia, however, what it mas,
none will be disposed to deny all honor TO the
Stale that " first pronounced, and pronounced,
alone, for franklin Pierce, of New Hampshire.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-09
FRANKLIN PIERCE Ar HOME.

Notwithstanding the vast majority of the popu.
lar vote by which Franklin Pierce has been call.
ed to the chief magistracy of the republic, the
victory were yet incomplete if his own native
State be not foremost in his support. In the
opinion Of politicians whose only care is success,
the vote of New Hampshire is a matter of no i'm.
Portance; but as indicating the regard in which
he is held by those who know him best, it must
afford peculiar pleas ure and pride to General
Pierce TO witness the enthusiasm with which his
neighbors and friends rallied to his support. On
a recent occasion, and with touching eloquence,
he made q passing %allusion to the partisan as.
saulIs upon his good name-onIy, however,to ex-
press the confidence that perfdy could not rob
him of the esteem of those who knew him. He
has not been disappointed. The calumnies of
Foss and Fogg fell harmless against his invul.
nerable honor. In New Hampshire where he is
bestknown, he is most loved and admired. Per-
haps no man ever excited such generous and
whole.souled regard as has been lavished upon
franklin Pierce during the recent canvass by
the people OF New Hampshire. More than all
else does this fact attest the solid and sterling
worth Of the man, and therefore does. he value
ABOVE every otneF manifestation OF popular re-
gard.
The force Of the following paragraph will be
appreciated when it is remembered that another
citizen ofNew Hampshire competed for her vote:
From the Concord IN. H Patriot.
Su6joined are returns of the recent electionin
this State from seventy owns. They give a net
gain of over $500 on the vote of last March,
when our majority was 5000, and indicate that
the plurality Tor Pierce a9d King in the State is
from $4,000 to Is, 900 over Scott, and 1000 or
5000 majority over Scott and Hale. Every town
heard from, with but two exceptions, has made
a Democratic gain. We point our readers to
the vote of Concord, with its 29I net gain, Man
chester, with its GIG, Nashua and Nashville, with
their 2O7, as the verdict of the people, where he
and his vile slanderers are best known, upon
the foul and malignant cafGmnies against Gen.
Pierce with which the federal papers published
in those places have teemed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-09
THE. RESULT.
The Comments of the WING Press.

The Comments of the Wing press.
At'this peculiar j%uncture, nothing, perhaps,
would be more acceptable to our readers, than
some brief extracts from the Wing press, show
ing the tone and sentiment with which their over.
whelming defeat is received, no less than the
speculations which are offered as to the future
political contests.
The following is from the Baltimore Clipper,
neutralin profession, but Wing in practice:
The REsULT.-GeneraI Scott has suffered a
more signal defeat Than he ever gave 10 the enc.
mics of his country, distinguished and gJorions
as his victories have been-and the Wing party
is-no where. That party has fought ITS last
battle, and should now dissolve. Il never can
recover the blow that has been inflicted upoD il:
and it would be worse than useless to .contjnue
It's organization. When the old federal party
was found 10 be irretrievably in the minority. It
wisely disbanded, and many of its members were
subsequently, elevated TO the highest offices in
the country. The Wing party should foIIow the
example, and Withdraw all opposition; leaving
to their opponents to carry out their measures
without restraint. The people have decided by
an Overwhelming vote that the Democratic polf.
cy is that which should be pursued by the conn.
try, and resistance TO it would be as unwise as
it would be useless. With that partv will rest
The whole responsibility of the future course Of
the nation and " hope that it will be such as
TO preserve the Union, and keep US ont OF all I'M
necessary conflicts with foreign powers.
1t has been supposed that the election of Gen.
Pierce would introduce free trade priuciples. and
arrest appropriations for the Improvement of riv.
ers and haEboTs. We know not that this willie
the result but Isl be, we shall be content. as
1t will be in accordance with the will of the peo.
pie, to which we always cheerfully submit. n
these measures b etried, and be found oreindiciai
to the public interests, they can be readily aban.
doned for others more suitable to the wants Of
the nation.
One thing has been effected BY this election.
which should excite no regret even with the
WING party. IL has arrested the disposition
which was becoming too prevalent, to pfeiermiIil
taTy ehleitalDs fOf1he PresidentiaLoffce lisa
great error 10 make military renown alone !
passport TO the high civil siation4and, If Gene.
ASCOT, with all his varied talents and accom-
plIshments, has i6led to reach tie of6ce Of PIE.
sident. we think that II viii be IN vain hereafter
for military ofhcefs of fnteriot taIents. 10 asnire
to that station.
wing writer's and orators committed a great
error during the late campaien. ~ a6asinG and
attempting to rdiepla General Pierce Indeed.
both parties are guilty Of this erroFAf6r error
u certainly is 10 endeavef to.iniR5e The Dfivate
Eepniaiiqno OF an IndRid1aI. becasseshe ts lpre.
sep5ed lis Po61 eet fFiend 9caddld6te of
aesier q Weeping cf6rysl
last aeqle red ay4hp 0enpefsG paffg4the Nf
3fflqe &licR deF Snp5
fents@ efes 1sgiHa f8S8 saf
patat Eeplteewelltoi mitAie the mod
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-09
THE AWARD OF PRE0IIUMs.


We publish in our paper to-day, the award
of Premiums made at our recent Agricultural
Fair. 1t will be seen that the premiums dis.
tributed by the Society are exceedingly liberal
in amount, and embrace almost every variety OF
articles ofany practical utility. Our Mechanics
have come in for a full share of the awards, and
among those especially worthy ofbeing enumer.
ated isonr good fFiend Mr.. JoasP GoRM4x, who
was kind enough to present us with the premi.
nm Birdie, onepfthe most beautiful and complete
articles in its way we have ever seen. Mr.. G.
also took the premium for the best G~endemen's
Ssdlle, a most capital specimen of taste, skin
aud substantial service. The seat and cantle
of this saddle was all in one piece; having
no seam in the back part of the seat, it is less
liable to wear through at this point, as is so ot.en
the case. Tie stitching on the saddle was IS
TO the inch. Mr.. G.received several other pre-.
mlnms' as will be seen by reference 10 the
AWAEnE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-09
TVp OF 1859.
Frnm al aparIers We hear reports ofthe ca

F,om al quarters we hear reports oflhe calm
....smI and decorous demeaDor Of the citizens
- mis- republic, on the day of it's national cleo
,ious. The remarks made by The Philadelphia
Bulletin are applicable to almost every city and
town in the Union. .'Had an intelligent foreign
er." says that paper, "been in our city yesterday,
he would scarcely have believed that it was the
day Of our great national election. Accustomed
TO hearing at home thatthe people are incapable
of self government, lie could not have realized
that this vast nation was actually choosing its
chief executive officer for the ensuing four years.
The quiet with which everything was conducted
would have increased his wonder. Remember.
ing the ceremonies with which new monarchs
are inauguraled in Europe, and old Empires re-
Vived, he would have been astonished, almost be.
yond measure, by the republican simplicity of
our proceedings. Many such foreigners, visit
ing the United States on a tour of travel, we
have no doubt, were in Philadelphia yesterday.
Their reflections on the day were ~saIutary, with
out question; and must have induced serious
thought. The caImness with which the defeat.
ed party endures it's disaster, 10 day, will natu-
rally assist The favorable impression which our
institutions have left on the minds OF such visI-
tors. Alas that all nations are not, like this,
capable ofselEgoyernment, and in the enjoyment
of free suffrage. But the suspicious time, when
Tepublicanism shall prevail in all civilized com.
munities, draws nearer and nearer; 10 that, in
spite Of retrograde France and downtrodden Hun
gary, the heart of humanity has no cause for per.
manent DESPAIR"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-09
nHE GRANpsREsULT

Thoughthe rstuTns@from several etthe States
are as yet incomplete, The beat oPinion seems 70
be that The following ~ Be the result. Ten
nessee and kentucky IRE regarded IS doustinl3
and the issue WI be very close, though m eur
opinion. sthe chances are all IN favor OF beng.
carried fof Pierce. The fgufes tell their Own
tale, and il Woul6 Be cruel in the extreme TO call
To- the recollection Of enr Wing friends their
pompons declarations, . bring in review The.
many dfsreputaBle means which have Character
lied the past canvass. above and beyond any
that have ever preceded it. The people have
spoken, trumpet toned, and behold The result;
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-09
MAsoNIc CELEBRATIoN.

The Free Masons of the 21st Masonic District
intend to have a celebration of the Centennial
Anniversary of the initiation OF General George
Washington into The mysteries of Free Mason.
~, at Martinsburg, on Saturday next, the 18Th
inst. Gen. Washington was initiated upon the
4Ih Of November, 1852, but owing 10 the imprac-
t~icabiliIy of celebrating the 4th inst, they have
deferred it to The 18th. c.. ]. FAuLKSER is an
nounced as the orator of the day. All ~neigbbor-
ing lodges, and brethren in good standing are
invited 10 attend.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-09
o MARKET.

The New York Post, of Thursday, P. NJ.
says
The news from Europe is good, especially for
favorable in their terms than the published ac-
counts. Large orders for shipment Of both wheat
and flour have been received, and the market for
these articles has consequently advanced this
morning la2c on wheat, and Gle per Dbl. on flour.
The New York Tribune says
The business in breadstufis is as large as the
nature of the supplies will admit. The demand
is good for Flour, and active for Wheat. The
export movement of the latter, since the LIST of
September, from this port, 1,4l4, 900 bushels,
against 43S,OOO the corresponding two months of
last wear.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-09
THE GOLD CROP,

What a prodigious yield of gold (exclaims an
Albany paper)C California has made to the world
since the first bright fakes of the precious metal
were discovered in Suffers mill race! The es-
timated entire product of the mines from that
time Town to the 3Oth of June last, and inclu-
ding all shipments to all ports in the United
States, Europe, South America, Australia, the
East Indies, &C., is the enormous sum in round
numbers, of One hundred and serenity four million
ssuen hundred and eighty one thousand dollars
And now Australia, another Ell Dorado IN ano.
Their and more distant quarter of the globe, threa.
tens to rival, if not far outstrip California in the
WELD of cold
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-09
SHOCK OF AN ~EARTHQUAKE.
The Fredericksburg Herald, of Thursday la.

The Fredericksburg Herald, of Thursday last,
says:
The shock of an earthquake was felt verv sen.
Bibly in this place on Tuesday evening, ~haifpast
six o'clock, accompanied with a rumbling noise.
It was the severest ever felt here.
Our good friends, the Wings, in many Sec
tiOns of the country besides Spottsylvania, felt
this same shock about 6! o'clock. Tuesday even.
ing. Its result, though not the wreck of matter
or the crush OF worlds, was the perfect annihi.
lation and destruction of the Wing party. 1t
was a severer trial by far, to their nervous sys.
tenn, than the falling stars.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-09
STEADILY PROGRESSING.

The people are beginning to. appreciate the
advantages Of fayoring home institutions, afford
ing, as they do, greater security against loss.
The Insurance Company of the Valley of Vir-
ginia has already issued a large number of po.
licies, and the receipts of the last month was
about $1,000. The firm basis upon which this
Company is established, compared with the
doubtful character of many of the city institu-
tions, must secure for it the entire patronage of
the Valley, besides other portions ofthe State.
Winchester RennhLicnn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-09
ELECTION FRAUps.

P1TTsBURG, Mower. 4.-Startling disclosures
have been made here of fraud, committed at the
late election, in which some of the leading wings
of this county are implicated. AGerman, named
Crime, has made an affidavit of certain fraudu-
lent naturalization papers, duplicating certain
individuals, against whom warrants have been
issued, and an investigation will be had to-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-09
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.

Twelve Wings, twenty Democrats, and one
Abolitionist are elected to represent the EN-
pire State in the next Congress. In the pre-
sent Congress the delegation is equally divid-
ed, each party having seventeen members. The
State loses one member under the new appOr-
tionment.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-09
MISSISSIPPT.
We have ths following additional returns. from
this State, which indicate a large majority for

~ meJ' SSS. AlSISSS 6du to-
A vote was taken throughout the State in re-
gard to payingt0id Planters Bank bonds. which
was IePudiatedlsome time ago, and SO far there
Isl large majotity in favor OF paying the bonds.
INDIANA.
In Sc counties Scott gains I,l8I over the late
Governors election when Wright pemss was
elected by 10000 majority. Pierce will nave
l6 or 10000 majority in the State.
ALABAMA.
The returns show 4 large Democratic gain,
and indicate that Ibe State has gone Tor Pierce
by an Immense lmai6tty.
FLORIDA.
PiesceI has Ibe. allowing majorIies: Tallahas
see. 82;EPalake rs: KAughshne IS. Jack
sopEtlle; 90 Tooso. b Pecolois 40 Ybe
State lassgque 3r RieFce by about 1900 q
HoN IETERRsoa B2s-lhi genaemans il
is4ssfd e ansiF3il it, laeksnn.
sippi IND z g sec0fef5 it s teafe