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The daily union., 1852-10-13
MISSOURI.

ST LOUIS. Sept. 80 1882.
The majority for Pierce in this State will not be less
than iSooo-arger perhaps. than any other State in
proportion TO the vote There will mol be much at
temp, al organization eeconeering because the re
suit is so well known 10 everybody that every one feels
that Il would be taking unnecessary trouble. And yel
there not the least danger OF the wings carrying The day
by coup de main. They too much down .cast-too
badly whipped 10 get up the requisite spirit for such an
achievement.
The daily union., 1852-10-13

their Such bsssness Is the business Of men,
but OF devils Honorable men, wings well demo
crats, VIII scofn H. Spun, then, from presence these
monsng whispeefs OF falsehoods they dare affirm,
you would the crawling reptile that would you with
his poison slime Say them that every honest man has
interest IN the triumph OF justice fair dealing. and
honor and that while the ogi~aiors ofthese arocicus
umnes are too low to be responsible for anything, you
will hold up public any man who repeats them
The daily union., 1852-10-13
TENNESSEE.

SHELsYyILLE, Oct q, 1852.
have just returned home from canvass in Frask hn.
ian adjoining coanty) find that there will make q
considerable gainsay nifty voes-from the last govern
ors election. have also been in correspondence with
gentlemen from East aud West Tennessee and the pros
peels OF success bright In East Tennes.
see. particularly, we anticipate heavy gains.
II the democrats will do their Duty success in this
State is certain that the election will take place
The daily union., 1852-10-13

ment, even in their ranks. for Gen. Scott. They
have made bat few and feeble efforts al organization.
which proved total failures They had great difficulty in
obtaining electoral ticket, and some OF those men
who have accepted the positions OF electors are exceed
ingy lukewarm IN the cause.
The daily union., 1852-10-13
KENTUCKY.

MAYsvILLE, Oct. 3, 1852
My county and district organized by first appoint
ing county committee, and this committee have ap-
pointed committee of vigilance in each precinct whose
duty il is to list the voters and that they all attend
the polls similar organization has been instituted in
other, and presume in all the counties in the State.
General Scots presence here has made the democracy
active vigant, and enthusiastic, and they at
work with determination to carry Kentucky for Pierce
and King if human effort can achieve il. II is conf.
den,y believed here by the democrats that there not
less than 1900 wings in Kentucky who will never vote
for Scott, and most of them OF influence, and cany
of them will vote for Pierce.
We have no disahecon in our ranks, but pulling
together like band of brothers, determined 10 make
ourselves felt in the great struggle going on, which
think must result in the election OF Frank Pierce TO the
presidency.
am New Hampshire man myself and feel as much
soIicilude for my old countryman any who lives
now in the State of New Hampshire, and am intimately
acquainted with the history OF Frank Pierce There was
no name before the Baltimore Convention that so fully
filled the measure OF statesman in my estimation
the present nominee.
The daily union., 1852-10-13
CHARLESTON, Oct. 4, ls52.

!
The democracy in this State thoroughly uni
ted than have ever known them in since the
days OF Jackson The wings divided, and there is
mol neighborhood SO far as have been able to learn
where there is not one or two and sometimes dozen
wings who will not support Scott These. too, constitute
the most inelgenpoon OF the whig party; and unless
they succeed in getting up Webster ticket in this State
these men will nearly all OF them vote for Pierce You
may rely upon the vote OF Tennessee for Pierce and
King.
The daily union., 1852-10-13
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 4, 1851

The prospect OF the democratic party in Kentucky is
encouraging The news from every part OF the State is
favorable The party is organized and at work Many
well-iniormed democrats feel confident OF the vote OF
the State for Pierce and King. am satisfied il will be
close contest Many prominent wings decline voting
for Scott. or giving money enthusiasm in the whig
Masses and | confident Pierce will get whg votes
The Clay wings very Indifferent
The daily union., 1852-10-13

Q- Democratic Barbecue.rhe democrats Montgomery
county Will have barbecue
instant The democratic electoral candidates
other distinguished speakers viii be
The different democratic aociatior
Geogeown and The adjoining counties, cordially
tend Ger 10 --4odst
o. Junior Bachelors first place
at Carus Saloon Thursday evening October 2it
obtain their tickets Samuel Butts
No tickets sold the Goth
l2-2HMTWTnw
The daily union., 1852-10-13
correspondence.

We continue publication OF extracts OF letters ad.
dressed 10 the Democratic Central COMMITTEES. Written,
as these letters are. 10 give to the committee reliable in
formation TO the aspect OF the in the differ
ent localities from which they come they viii be found.
We think. instructive and interesting.
The daily union., 1852-10-13

NOFlCEIt state order
IN ports apparently 10 produce eudice
had "Bank Union, with
other bank city and il to
the dollar
and hands OF he will
much confidence In the integrity proprietor have
IN the District
oeti3-n tRepl GEO. MATTINGLY.
The daily union., 1852-10-13
MAYsyILLE. Oct. 6. Is.

am confident that amorg those who have hereto.
fore acted with the whig party, there many in this
State who will not vote for General Scott think there
are twenty-five OF this kind in this (Mason) county
This county will give six hundred majority for Scott
This congressional district R H. Santons) will give FIVE
hundred majority for Pierce.
The daily union., 1852-10-13
NEW YORK
assssrLarR COUNTY, Oct {

we shall have severe contest. Our opponents in
tend. is evident make this State their battle ground
but unless am grossly deceived in the signs Of the
times, we shall give them a Waterloo defeat The re-
mander OF the period up the election. shall devote 10
our cause-n stirring np people to the most yigor
o2s exerlons. We are nnited
The daily union., 1852-10-13

MADAM HLAHE's Dancing and wsifzng Academy.
wi Apollo HalMsdam Blake has Of announcing %
her and the public that her first for the viii
commence the ioh of November lssa Madam B has
cured through ber agent New York m the hcnabe dances
The coming Days of tuition wahnaion Tuesdays and
Saturdays, from half m half O'Clock kvsn'ng Ass
for gentlemen hspss O'Clock for apply at the Hall
Oct 10-eodn
The daily union., 1852-10-13
R.r.r,uoRF oc,

In Philadelphia city proper Burlington. (whg.) for
preme court 4263 maoriy. Gilpn's (whg) majority in
the city proper 5000. Compare those results with
last year and you will find democratic gain Noshing
yet from Ohio Indiana. Probably nothing from these
States 70 night. j. WILLS.
There Is conic, between the words and tho figures in
this last despatch which do En- UNION
The daily union., 1852-10-13

THE boarding aud Day school OF Misses EsA wBey
he rcopsned Wednesday, sepcmber resi-
deDce Pennsyvana I7h
Reference Rev Smith Pyne D. D. Rector of st. John Church.
Sept 23-eod2w
The daily union., 1852-10-13
MICHIGAN

DETROIT, Oct. Q, 1852
There Is no doubt Of the success OF the democratic
party, and the whole ticket. federal and State ia this
State The wings using great exertions but do
not that they produce any effect The State is good
Tor her usual democratic majority
The daily union., 1852-10-13
First Grand Military Bali OF the Washington German
YnXcrs

THE Washington German Yagen viii give their grand military
4 ball al the splendid saloon Shankss Building
syvania north sde between 9 we
Thursday evening, Oct. IA, at y O'Clock.
The committee public
the of the company will spared bali as
ant possible, and shall
n give general satisfaction
Officers of
elsewhere NAV attend This
ball. requested appear in full uniform.
Tickets 81 So had of
members OF the company.
The daily union., 1852-10-13

PRoyHssoR WyaAs, the accomplished magician venIo
qist is evidently great ayorie Large crowd,
nightly flock Odd Fellows Hall
fesso W. will give grand day performance 81
O'Clock, and his usual entertainment "A this evening
The daily union., 1852-10-13
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 40, 1852.

have no doubt but that Wright will carry the State
by 10000, and Pierce 10 November by 5000 1000
Jofi,y There Is enthusiasm for Scott, while demo-
Gratis are anxious for the fight Bets continually Of
ered by our friends and declined By our opponents
The daily union., 1852-10-13

My Philadelphia correspondent has received nanssous
scattering by telegraph from various parts Of Penn
syvania. In looking them. and Judging, ~ be ssys
from general indications, Woodward democrats csndi-
date for superior cour will have probably 10000 majority
in the stae. j. WILLS
The daily union., 1852-10-13
soiREEs srAeraUE.
pRoFEaaOR WYMAN

III As the honor that give his ponnar entertain
II the odd Fellows Hall, Thursday oiobe 4 and F
day, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday
9th, h, 2h, and 18Th, when he win many
beautiful experiments tn
NATURAL MAGIC,
Ventriloqnism, and the ever popular Italian FanocoinL
Also splendid exhibition Saturday "wednesday aer-
Moons sth and l3h, commencing At O'Clock
Doors Ito q
Cards of admission, Is cents children i2i cents.
Oct7-dn
The daily union., 1852-10-13
FRANKroRr. Ocl. a. 1852.

can say 10 you that our district and county will give
the usual democratic majority, We had a grand mass
meeting at Lafayette on Thursday last Weller gave his
old friends hne speech
The daily union., 1852-10-13
New YoKK, October i2--p. =.

NEW YORK, OCTOBER Tx--p. n.
The New York Herald Of to-day says II has received
letter by the steamer Franklin, signed Williams " Lick
hart solicitors enclosing Bank OF England OF Hfty
pounds being the fret insalment share general
system OF bribery adopted by stock jobbers in Europe
aid in corruptng the American press during the prssden
tial confess.
The daily union., 1852-10-13

lgt- metropolitan Meehanics, Institute.-The stated
monthly will be held this "wednesday evening
instant at IN O'Clock, the Smithsonian
will please be pnnctua Those wishing join requested
send In their
By order TN o'BRIEN,
octlJ Sec.
The daily union., 1852-10-13
EVANSVILLE. Oct. A. ish1

/ we have large and enthusiastic meetings | never
saw The democrats firm they where have been
We shall spare time and trouble in doing our whole
duty up TO the day Of election.
The daily union., 1852-10-13
INDIANA.
EVANSVILLE, O

ENANsYTLLE, Oct. 4, 1907.
The State will 90 for the democratic ticket, of course,
both for the gubernaioria and presidential candidates
From present Appearances the democratic majority for
Pierce and King will oe from fifteen to twenty thousand
The daily union., 1852-10-13

LOR RENT-A story and brick house, with furniture
complete, street, Mrs.
Doctor keaney The situation is one o. the best In the city
pump good 20 feet Of the dwelling hack
budnes rood alley leading The back Of the property
rented for sis twelve morshs
Inquire ofMr ~
dersigned at Mrs J. Dows boarding house.
Possession at once.
Oct5-d3kcodm JAMES MACUfRE
The daily union., 1852-10-13
by TELEGRApH.
Psnnsyluania STATE Eisetion

BALrMoRF. Oct i2-sl p, m.-in the borough Of York.
last governor Of 272
The daily union., 1852-10-13
BOYLE county, Oct. 5, 1852.

BOYLE county, Oct. 5, 1852
| do not know single democrat in this county that
will not vote for Pierce, while there numbers OF
wings that will not support Scott.
This congressional district heretofore largely whg)
will, think, certainly go for Pierce. This county is
whg, and will perhaps give Scott 200 majority their
usual majority being nearly 800.
The daily union., 1852-10-13
NATURAL MAGIC.

T IFE OF franklin Pierce by sath sniei Hawthorn.
IL with an authentic portrait Price, 374 cents
Oct FRANcK TAYLOR
The daily union., 1852-10-13
MIssIsSTpPI
Aberdeen, Oct. 4, ls5

have 10 say that my county district, and State are
sale They have never baeksden, but have kept the
iaiib, and are now stronger than ever.
The daily union., 1852-10-13

CHuLDRES's srOCKlNGs.-we would respectfully inform
" the ladies' that = stock
dren's hosiery, both cotton and
Also ooored yarns OF superior quality, coors,
which VIII sen low retail
Oct p-2w w, N. sHUsTER 4 co.
The daily union., 1852-10-13
BALTlMoax. October IL.

The steamer Amer ca brings commercial and political
news only three days later varying nothing OF moment from
advices by the Franklin The approach Of Fncs
To imperial government considered certain. ceusng
much speculation England and other o( Europe are
quiet
The daily union., 1852-10-13

T IVES wbatcost. MrR~ndree and sse0rge.--" Hvier
authentic readable biographies ~ three
ehuremen Ought stndieA
OF by
our young peoper-tzion's Herald ~.
For sale GRAY h BALLANTyNEs',
Oct Seventh street.
The daily union., 1852-10-13
GARRARp Co Oct a.

UAKFAKD OU.i Uct 2, Ib0k.
live in Garrard county, Kentucky, OF the
ties constituting the sixth congressional district, which
district is known the Gibraltar OF whiggery. This
county about 900 votes Our highest democratic
vote has been 355. In the present we
will swell it. | do not know Of a single democrat in
this county that will vote Tor Scott There are many
wings who will no, come TO the polls
The daily union., 1852-10-13

EOR SALE, Valuable Improved Property.-Ths
hreeoy brick llth street, four
sylvania No. 3ao This building censis of
dwelling for either
with large yard and from Its proximity Pennsylvania
and being Of buine favorable opportunity
for a safe and profitable investment.
For which satisfactory purchaser will bo made easy
apply to
Oct l3-d3t IL MCGUIRE. Auctionesr, ;
The daily union., 1852-10-13
PmILADKLpalA. OCT. l2- .
BALTraong. Oct. 1871, .. m.

Very great gains Biger's last year. whsn We
carried Pennsylvania by 5000 majority =
The daily union., 1852-10-13

HARRrsBuRe, Oct I2--Si p. m.
la Harrisburg district the democrats have gained 10
votes last year,
The daily union., 1852-10-13
CARaoLLroN, Oct. 4. 1852.


SCOTS visit to Kentucky will not prevent his receiving
fire in the rear" in November from this hher.
TO reliable whg State which will SINCE his feathers and
silence his fuss, and cause him to sit down fired with
indignation -
The daily union., 1852-10-13

p AeEsIs.-Messrs. King & De Kantzow have
opened an Office in this civ for ,be transaction NJ
general land agency business We know Of no
nan 10 the State who possesses more complete knowl
edge Of the lands Of this State and others which adon
than Df. King He has examined every par, Of Mis.
souri-knows where all the mineral resources Of the
State are to be found. and the peculiar localities 81 eoch
and can answer the inquiries vf every one who NAV be
u'posed to purchase Mr.. DE Kanizow is also we'll
qoahhed ior the ofhcs which he has undertaken.
ST. Louis Republican
The daily union., 1852-10-13

Holly SpRIses. Oct. 3. 1854.
The Hhigs seem totally unable to get up any excite
The daily union., 1852-10-13
puRSrsuED ROOMS ron pESr-M,.. gSoTT b.y,a

and comfortable brick building ~tuatsd
between lt and 18th, better known the "Doudss
House, having repaired and newly furnished throughout
-pctuy thai she viii be prepared the l5h Instant
number o The oca
this building immediate beghboboed of the de-
renders desirable for having business
with Every attention guaranteed In Of sickness
further information apply the premises, Jas q. Nc
Guire, auctionecr and commission merchant. HfH
Oct7-eod3t
The daily union., 1852-10-13

Watson g. Haynes, who was a the Pittsburg free
soil convention, and who went through the farce of ma
king speech for Pierce, commenting him to that con
vention a candidate has been making a speech some
where in New York in favor OF Pierce as The anti, ,la
very and anti Popery candidate for least we
find attributed to him in the southern wbg papers
This the fellow who travelled about here some
time ago, in short Jacket and tarpaun, leeiuring on
aeoshinx the liquor rations and 1ogging 10 the navy
and who imporiuned the press 10 give him notices We
dd net Ike the looks OF the fellow at the time. and The
he has do6ed his sailor garb, and is Coloel Wat.
son y. Haynes" The sentiments OF this last speech
are 40 Infamous that we are confident no democratic
meeting IN any part Of the country would listen IT,
The fellow is said to be IN the employ OF Greeley e. Co
VINO are now pursuing the game they did in Is49
~nen they smupgled banner into democratic process
SION 70 New York. bearing The motto Americans shan
.ue u.s. and then attempted 10 make political capital by
su.,oaung u 10 the honest rishmen who composed part
~ - nm procession The wings failed in 1s43, and they
a'e u"o"eo 10 more signal defeat now--Bsstoa Pest
The daily union., 1852-10-13
OHIO.

DELAWARE, Oct O, 1859.
Hsle's vote in Ohio will be four-fflhs whgs and the
result must be that the democratic majority over Scott in
Ohio will be az least fifteen thousand, and it may be
twenty-five
Ohois now the battlefield of the presidential contest
and am happy TO inform you that the democracy are
we'll organized and ready for the final conflict
The daily union., 1852-10-13

LII kinds OF dress goods-we prepared 20 oass
choice goods
found the District In win be found
ror Of -
Rich black high lustred rros dc rnes
Also, handsome brocade and plain colored pout de
Rich black figured silks
And the best printed hnousseines and
District with complete Of
Of which will be pleased
establishment in the
We earnestly solicit cal from all in
Oct D. d2w w. NJ sHUSTER co.
The daily union., 1852-10-13
OHIo. Oct 1870


The wings doing all they for victory; but Ohio
is safe for Pierce and King Set that down as fixed
fact
The daily union., 1852-10-13
D,srascr or CoLunni.,
WILMINGTON oaanty 80.

Washington county.
On this l2h day Of os,ober, before personally came
A. Penn, who, being duly according to law de.
poses and says that the facts forth In the anne
belief r. s. MYER, J. p.
The daily union., 1852-10-13

NOTICETbe undersigned authorized 10 State that In ad
dion all the Of the Bank Of the Union all other
W estate rights credits and interests Of Mr. Gsilahss, Will
be devoted his liabilities resulting from
raions of said bank They fully ascsainsd what
description of will
will take the earliest the public information
this point when they themselves shall be possesscd Of H.
JOHN A. LINTON,
SAMUEL. Chiffon,
Oct 13-2t TSustees
The daily union., 1852-10-13

ICE Cream y, gstion.-The
10 Furnish families, fairs, parties bas with the best quality
o ice ices, &c. 3lk quart Th
received regularly from the establishment Of o. russs
Of BALTIMORE and superior
the public. only asked
paid serving parties, have pyranids
All orders delivered promptly hour named.
J. l.. w. DORSEY, -
Office llth street, pennsyivanin
N. y. Fresh be had any time. =
Oct I2-d3t keod3ts
The daily union., 1852-10-13

by j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
CORPORATION AND BANK OF WASHINGTON STOCK AT
AUCToN.on Friday afternoon, October is, O'Clock
shall sell a auction
5000 az. corporation ef Washington stock
900 Bank Of Washington stock.
Terms cash. In bankahle funds. NF.N
Oct i3-ds JAS. G. MCGUIRE, ,Aucionssr.
SI uoSs' Lectures General Pathology. 4 vel,
- le52
Neisan5 Practical Treatise Diseases the Skin; voI
Wilson on Constitutional and Hereditary Syphilis Iea
Piue and Neili's Surgery. 4 VOL, ls51 @H
by edit ition
The daily union., 1852-10-13

nEORGETOWN, ID. "A splendid brick dwell
ing house, large building attached.
with fine fruit Bridge High
streets, Tuesday afternoon 10Th
O'Clock, premises will psopesy
The combines comfort, with
| as cistern wood house, &c. ,.ssest
The those a class dwelling
| particularly called above
| BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY,
| Oct l3--dts Auctonesss
The daily union., 1852-10-13

DOUI<s THAT YOU wANT.-Desth-bcd Scenes, DytAs
with and without Religion; BY Rev. d. W. Clark D. d.
l2mo. 81.
Lives Of whaooai George and McKendee volume 30
Successful Merchant; by Arthur. l volume. 80
Christian Effort, BY Sarah Baker. IS
Lectures 10 Young Men by Rev. ID. smith. 45 cents.
Ladiep's Book Of Anecdotes, do 50
Anecdotes for the Preside, do 80
Anecdotes Young, do 80
Anecdotes Ministry,
Sunday school books In great variety
Catalogues sent TO all who desire them.
GRAY a BALLANTYEE
oetIO Seventh
The daily union., 1852-10-13

Al IsS y. HOGAN'S English and French BoaraimG and
Day School opened the 9th of ociossr tbs secoad
house the alley, between l3th i4ah
For circulars applications be made Miss Hogan, Tho Rev
DR.. Butler, VIM. Hogan jr. and at the bookstores
School omnbuse provided the Of papis
whose guardians that they should de from and
homes The ladies
will enjoy Of puncnal daily
tendance, unaffected BY the changes in the weather.
For the fare, direct application principal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23


On Tuetday eSeOine. sop%nbr 81 a Msosroseck.
wsstchs@,es osnn'y sssos.,cx y HAsr, son of John
v Ilsrt, at thi.d-iOhts aged ~ yssr~
On rucsd.y Wor uiDg, srprsbr al, HMxS. wife NJ
TLof. sn~"r ard dsusht~ Of the late John varixu,
In the tia year I" Der age
rnc r .ss;ve- aos rcoas Of the family are reepsot-
fully i.vited n'1ed h-r fuoe1sl fon hsr tat. r-et
e+rce No ~ Wet c~.esy-.i ghth str~st caaradty,
the 2sd ,nstsst ~ SIX ociooS r. NJ without farther IN
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On voesd.y> sep'eob.r 81. Of dysa.f~y. wnu.s
Ot,s,i,rcrr wnTHAm aged ye.r. moaths ana lays,
eMs9 cbad ~ Joteih asd ssssh whitham
~ fr.esds s i.csy rs~s.o,fully invited 70
stoa the f"~rsi tAis ait rnooa, at ciook from No.
p Walker -tsstt
Or W.ds.dsy morsiag 90 instant ON his nth birth
esy al f te,'oeIce, On Staten sisad tho Res PhiLr
III. G,.pds the clergy generally and tha frieods IT
tbe family are requested 10 attsne hs faeerd without
f,rth'r tositauou st the kotb Ouch churca, Fulton
street on Frosy r1"utag 1t lth O'Clock
On Weda. sdsy 10 tssssut. ii ooosumpu,D, WILL An
q. WALLACE ~ ,be 2btn y~sc Of btn age
The rcs,vee sod friends Ut tn doesssd ara requested
Z" stttss b., funeral on rhursisy - O'Clock f. n
from M. SO High street Bro"k,yn
90 rur.dsy slst iUAtsst after -he~t hut eev"re i'll
ntes eAuAH Ei wife OF John Mott aud daughter
81 Io'H kee'us
ahe t.ives aod fipds the ssu.iy are invited to
attend the fonra hi, afternoon rusidenoc
No 1906 Ma6.sO0 sueet
On Weir--s.v. September 70 howard OL4nxsos. in
fast tou ri WaterJ and Eiis~bouh y. hone4i aged
month aph 0sys
N.oturk~s pspera ptease COPY
8nod,piy on fue.dsy the 2iN instant In tho SD
yesr Of hi sgo M4nv HnzAssrH cite al I-nas w t.
Groney E.q. Of this o,ty aud daueatsr Of Mathew NJ
0tspuhu, F<Q, ~ fiaWtVutk
Tire f,,ends snd scqus,o'ssces OF the faulty
qu-et.d 10 attend her fuOers from hee Is rcdeacs
No Sc Ksst TSepy fourth street Friday, a O'clock
Whbcut further ipvit stios.
On "Wednesday afternoon the ID Instant Mr. DANIEL
McCEODDer In the 24th year AZ Ms sge
Tho rclstvee and acQIlsints al his brother An
tbocy NcCo6den respectfully n,tcd To attend his
funeral thin afternoon half past c!ook from No o.
Cola asrc,t.
On rue.dsy, September q, ANNA FcKnN. Of the town
Of Welshuttd hanover Germany aged IL years
Her feBos and scquenfsDnss svi ed stteod the
Hrosd1sy. OF Thuessy tbe 3s6 Instant. At oclo ,k
Her reuainr vil be taken TO the Lutheran Cemetery