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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-28
Lansasco Steam Furniture Factory.
WEOEESALE q PETATr.
No. All Main s,-ee. Louisx;,,e XIV

s'@4~'IA1 = a LII q E-LI AlIIe
|s-=T-r, Nessrs. y kARSCH. WETZl:Is & KLIyTvoRr +
"o"id ini orln tine pab''c that having recently
st> established In lanasco CITY, Steam Furdi,,lre
- Factory The! have commenced manufacturing
burSau bedstca"s, NaFdrobes, and several other kinds
"i FURNITURE 10y .. thus enabling them furnish the
arets 10" or tha can be purchased else where in this cy
anu at raetHRGh Fcct0rF prices. Their work in every
RESPECT equal To that OF Tie Cincinnati factories
They are also prepared 10 10 Turning worh ofeyery des
cluoh anu WI" be prepared TO furnish country iaant-
WIN what they desire in this particular The at
teIon OF hose wanting Furniture is called 10 the work of
this Factory. "
ihS N2rcroom Is or Main street between Third and
Fourth. We keep for sale Chairs Of different varieties
besides all other kinds of Furniture, at the room.
ldccG-lrl ~
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TEE EVANS RESTAURAT.
fNAAS, oi Evansville, has fitted up III large and com.
- "oiious three story Brick, recently erected by Mr.
r. l'k on First street near the Sherwood ouse In the
most complete STYLE and Is prepared TO welcome
ana accommodate his friends and the public generally
Inc bar VIII at all times be supplied th rrRE liquors.
Spte'iid Lunch WI tc set every day nj 10 O'Clock A.
WIN turtle soup aud all other attainable decacies
Wcli Known and skfu Cook has been engaged and
gilutnen cin be accommodated hour with n =
dishes and uNures the season. served up i'm this be 81
Siylt. II " - ~
Speed and hermttically seilei Oysters of the finest
qualify now on halG-t,e best of Cicars o.. NI,-fl
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I'm GRAHAM. JOHN FAkRELL'
GRAHAM & FARRELL.

GRAHAM & FARRELL.
w have this day associated ourselves for the prr
w pose doing general Wholesale and Retail Gro
cery Provision and Produce Business, Sycamore ST.
three doors above Jas. Iaughlin Jr iron store W. are
prepared Ia keep full and well selected stock ard VIII
sell at as low rates as our neebbors The produce of the
country will be taken cash. at its market value and in
the general conduct of business shall endeavor 10
make II satisfactory 10 our patrons.
ape4tf GRAHAM & FARRELL.
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QUEEN CITY TOBACCO AGENCY.

KENNETr & DUDLEY ToBAcco AND COMMISSION NER-
CHANTS, NO. "a PUBLIC LANDIsG CINCINNATI OHIO
u EEP always hand full assortment Of Virginia
N Tobacco, with which they regularly supplied
from the most celebrated fayorte factories, making
their stock all times complete and varied from which
all purchasers may be suited amcnS our present brands
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GROCERIES.
amasc0 Grocery store.

ID IL. RECHTiNhas opened Grocery and Dry Goodp
ID. Store ON Fulton Avenue, near High street. Lamascs
Cit!, which he intends TO keep well supplied with Fresh
Family Groceries, Dry Goods Hardware, Croekery, &c.
Families IN his neghborhood would do well 10 give him&
CALL rs they will find ever, thing desired In his line of bur
mess and prices reasonable. He determined deserve
patronage. id thinks he will getfrom all those who
try his store. lfebl6-tfl
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE sTOREI

ON MIN
In the room formerly occupied by Dab-
cock Brothers. n IA Hardware store.
S4TE are now opening lars. and well selected stock
Wv of Boots and Shoes, which have been purchased
from the Manufactures in Massachu.S It's by an ex-
p.rienced buyer, at the lowest cash prices
NE tkiHE. can show deal coming to Evansville.
stock OF Boots and Shoes. which for variety md
ness of stvle, and durability Of Workmanship cannot
be excelled: and and will sell them at as low
rates any OF the establishments, either in Cincinnati
or Louisville.
Our Retail Stock consist of the latest styles and best
brands of New ENGLAND custom work. such as we riU
srq-rapf to give satisfaction.
We will take pleasure in showing goo Is: Please
call an examine. Y. X. HENDRICKS d co.
III aes copy. scp.23
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Carpets, Floor OIL Cloths and House
Furnishing Goods.

Among which may be found super 3ply Carpets 9 ply
do. super lngrai Cotton Chin and the various widths
and qualities ofsair Carpets orthc patterns
and IA Floor oil Cloths patterns Stair oil Cloths
Table ell Cloths and COyer-.r rich satin he Lnes for
tans TX super Curtain Uanasks Ex super Muslin Cur
tains. Linen Damasks Napkins a3d Table Cloths super
Bed Blankets Linen and Cotton Sheetngs and Pillow
Linens and Cottous. Morechs. Blue and Buff Da
masks Plain and Figured Turkey Red Prints Embossed
Piano and Table Covers Cornices Curtain Pins, patent
curtain Rollers, Stair Rods and other articles too nu
nlerous to mention. which would invite friends
and the public 10 call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere we are happy and willing show our goods
al all times. and will offer strong inducements TO those
wishing to purchase. opt6-f
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Thomas Dia'icm Tn st, and Nectar Lcafin Catty Box
es and endless variety OF other brands Of Virgins
Tobacco with general assortment Of Kentucky Il
Missouri Tobacco la SIS and TO which invite theas-
ieniion OF dealers.
KENNETT & DUDLEY.
octo-6w&w No 14 Public Landing, Cincinnati. o.
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&eliiaiic EsaviD2i;, Segars.
l0 ono LA Florest;
~ OOO 2p.OnO Washington;
10000 FL Divan;
12.JgO Hern9ni;
$500 Eluaro:
5000 Jenny Lind;
All The above w;srcntcd geHHiue iwporte1 Hay,n
Sear aud offer for sale at rcrg gono rates
IN lots 10 sGit purchasers. ). T.. GILBERT tS co.
sSltif sycamore near Water.
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FRENCH GREEN WINDOW PAPER

EOPIECES double green. Jus. reed and for sale at
.(O EMBICH'S DRY GOOD STORE.
octr Main ST. three doors below Second.
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New. Ea.1 ao.: o. inter Goods, as
COLBJR &RER5HBERGE

Cor. Of " ~ and Wafer NsS., ECdnsUiLie, Ind.
TUSTR f-GrVfD.-A large and elegant assortment Of
sJ RIcH. Fancy and STsPLE Day GooDs, comprising
all the vest fabrics and styles for Ladies' AMI Gentle
mems consisting Of superior plain Bek Silks Of
various widths superior black Repp Brocade and rich
Figured do superior rich Coorcd do, superior Black
and rich Chameleon Gro dc Antique. superior plain
Chameleon do super black India Satin for dresses all
wool Cashmers and DE LANES, plain colors, rich
Figured all wool DE laines latest pattern and very rich
French, English. and American Prints Pine BAY State
fancy eoloured Flannels for sacks. superior White silk
Warp, Welsh and a general assortment of Flanrels
large assortment Of Bay State Shaws of the various sizes
and quail les, black Silk Shawls White Goods, Irish
Linens, Gnghams, Embroidered Skirts French WORT
Collars Chenisettcs, Embroideres. Hosiery Gloves dc.
Also French black and Blue Cloths and Docskins
rich fancy Paid do, rich White. Black, and coioIred
silk Vestings and general assortment of Goods for the
Ean Also Il lnIcA .is of
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- BOOTS AND SECE;.
e.., IIiE undersigned would resuectfuIiv in cf1,
80 FORM thc public, that he has now on hand AiiI
EsI the l. rgcst and most approved st,lcs off Z.
- sf.s~ custom and SALE work. ladies' Morocco
MA, Ladies' Boots. BGskns Walking Shoes and SINNERS
also lor Misses, "c:, &c. Also on hand. splendid
stock of Leather AMI Findings sale wholesale and re-
tail low for cash. at his old stand on Water street doors
above Pavilion Hotel. Ije3Iyl p DLlJSNFR :
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NSCAsRS Fancy Prints reed this day and for saIe D,
~ aug-I, JAS. Low & CO., Az Main ST Lot KY.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

v,FvEyT S VIELE, wholesale Grocers and dealers III
IJiuors Iron Nails, corner OF First anu S!a
Tnorc streets.
tRCoCK BROTHERs wholesale -tiroeers aIni deal
era i'm Foreign and Domestic Laqiors. hi-'-HJ
Ills g HOWES, wholesale Groeers and dealers h
\ liz Ie - - n,,ue-lc Ijouors. mh2.-l!I
1,osTERs * BROWN, wholesale Grocers, on Ma Ma'nahu M
.f'' II First streets, near the corner. l''.-.-i:5
& W. REILLY Wholesale Groceries, Main street. De
u tween First and second SIS. l'""-'i'I
H ~ H. GILBERT & CO., Wholesale Groeers ana oiius
!: so, "' [mh2s-ly1
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JUST RECEIVED AT,
II. A. LAWRENCE,
Marble Works.

.Vecr tke Court IsOUSe.
4 LARGE stock of fine White No marble direct
n from Vt. Also lot of White Statuary. and now on
hand the largest aud finest stock Of Italian and American
marble offered in this city, (and more comrg) CON
ssting in partof Monuments. Tombs Obelsks Scrolls
Head stones and Gothic work Of various STYLES finished
nv Eastern Workmen. in manner that fail 10
please which will be sold at reduced prices. y b. Or
ders from distance promptly and satisfactorily filed
Evansville Sept. IA iS52 NJ. A. LAWRENCE.
II MOCK DOWN AND DRAGoUT Rat Traps;
IL Sugar cured BecfFresh Pearl Hominey; ;Ton,a.
to Catsups Pickles asst Soaps and other xngs for mar.
ried people. for sale low by
septli HORNBROoK e. WOoDARD.
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~ kCASES of Ladies snd Misses Morocco Leather and
> Kid Rootees Enamlled kid walking shoes, with =
large lot of light Slippers. for sale low by
ausaO J. H, MAGHEE * CO.
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rTAR 50 BBLS large Wilmington for sale by
u scptsl FOSTERS d BROWN.
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MORGAN & DAVIDSON, Physicians and Surgeons.
wi OHce on Frst street, the Sherwood House.
wt.rs one can be found at any hour. We will attend 10
all calls. either in the City or Country lmh22-vl
X t;OSLING, House and Sign Painter Glazier. &c,
u corner First and Main streets, ShaDs!in
sRenIv's Store, Evansville, Ia
All Orders thankfully received and done with dis
patch Imh3lfl
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rTOHN GRAMANd * CO., Wholesale Groccrs and Pro
eJ ,uee Merchants. keeps on hand a fu assortment,
which they will sell at the lowest prices. Store on Syca-
NOR. street between Water and First, Eyansy lille. Ia
iy25.tf
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History OF the Condition and Prospects OF the Indian
Tribes OF North America" By n. r. Schoocraft Pub
ished by Congress In France has long been the GUS
tom for government to assume the expense OF important
scientific works that otherwise would appear. II
is laudabe practice worthy a civilized nation Here the
instances are comparatively few where the public funds
devoted to works OF national importance but IL ever
occurred which usfcs such an application /, is
10 rescue from oblivion and preserve for the world the
fasdecaying relics OF aboriginal life on this continent
We have, therefore, examined the two grand quartos
named above with singular pride and satisfaction To
say they are worthy oil the subject and the country is
perhaps the highest praise beslow. With an en-
eprise and judgment rarely cvnced in the cause OF his
torcal science Congress has caused these beautiful
memorials OF Indian history and character to be
in the best style OF ART and with the stucest effort to
secure completeness and authenticity. The devoted la
bors OF H. r. Schoocraf', the celebrated Commissioner
OF Indian Affairs, and OF Captain Eastman, of the Uni.
ted States army, have resulted in the production OF two
superb volumes, which contain most thorough, we'll.
arranged, and admrab illustrated description OF the
North American Indians. The former gentleman, from
long residence among them years OF research, knowl.
edge OF the Indian language and singular zeal for the
subject, is the bes, for the work that could have
been selected while Captain Eastman's skill as a
drsughtsman, and patient in every detail render
him excellent coadu,or The history traditions an.
tquilies arts, tribal peculiaes, custom manners Ian
gusge and future prospects OF the Indians thorough
Iy described complete body OF statistical information
is conveyed with remarkable precision, and in excellent
order The philosopher, the natural historian, the ply
soogs, and the poet may find here all the material they
require in regard to the dencated Correct colored
representations of pipes herogyphics in
scrpions costumes, pottery. &C., given and beautiful
epgavipgs of games. battles, and characteristic scenes
Sugar-makng, hunting, disappearing the forest e the
ceremonies and the domestic economy Of the tribes are
exhibited in the same way The language ia unfolded
and, in word, the vast theme, in all it's minute. com
pehensve present and future relations, amply discussed
and adequately illustrated The work is honorable 10 the
country, 10 the OF historical science and 10 the
gentlemen in the Bureau OF Indian Affairs who have so
nobly fulfilled their great task.-Home Journal
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the leading Scott presses aud politicians Of the North
pudiaied the wing platform during the canvass; but
since the election they have thrown of all Disguise and
openly commenced the work which we foretoid they
would enter on-he work OF abolilionizug The wbig
party Sewardsm is held up as the OF the wing
creed, and the Seward men the trusiy and reliable
members OF that party. while those who resisted the
Seward detaon at Baltimore are denounced as the causes
OF General SCOTS defeat although they permitted them
selves TO be coeresd into his support by the application Of
the party lash The at the head OF this article,
taken from a recent issue OF the New York Express a
wing journal. fully confirm what We have said on this
subject and should be earnestly considered by that po
ton OF the whg party which respects the constitution and
adheres TO the Union
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The Storm on Like Ere.

BUFFALO, November l3 The storm ceased last night
about twelve o'clock having rsged with Unprecedented
violence for twenty four hours The western Telegraph
lines down. and much damage along the lake antci.
psted
The propeller reported ashore above the lighthouse
proves be the Sampson, owned by Mr. Sterling, OF Mon
roe, Michigan She will prove total wreck. Her cargo
OF flour consigned to this port She got into trouble
first during the gale Sunday last when 800 barrels
obliged TO be thrown overheard, and she lowed into
Erie for repairs and was again the way down with
1900 barrels and other cargo board, which is all lost,
but is covered by insurance.
The schooner noticed ashore at the place the
E. X. Bruce, owned by William Buckley, OF Buffalo. She
insured in the Buffalo Mutual for 5000 had NJ
cargo.
The brig Flora flying in before the gallo yesterday
afternoon, and bow the pier She considerab
damaged.
The propeller Globe, in endeavoring make Dunkirk
harbor struck the rocks and will prove a wreck
The steamer 81 Louis is reported wrecked Islands
Head lake She had on board cattle, hogs, and coo
rels OF -four
painful rumor prevailed yesterday that the steamers
Empire aud Keystone State had in collision and thai
several lives lost Dead bodic. seen noatpq 10
the lake by the steamer America and other craft We
happy to state u Is supposed be without ou pdaon the
Empire being reported Monroe and The Keystone
State, with the Ocean Buckeye State, Empire State, and
oihefs, s Dunkrk The bodies supposed 20 be those
OF the hundreds drowned on the Atlantic, and
from their wateIy graves. 1851
There Is from the West yet. EH
The storm has been succeeded by hard FROST and the
suffering Of the Of boats disabled the lake be
severe.
Steamboat Disaster Loss Of LIE
Bosros, Nov B.-Ths steamer Admir- al ST. John, late OF
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The theatre.

Miss Caroline Richings was welcomed by highly in
slligehi and fashionable audience last evenings and
loudly applauded, fine face and form. powerful and
well trained voices great vvacity, and exceeding grace,
render her favore wherever she is heard and
promise brilliant future. She was admirably sustained
The theatrical corps Of Mr. Marshall is excellent
When shall we have the pleasure OF greeting Mr.
Wheailey in one of his admirable personationss
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VIRcIsIA-The Old Dominion has given the largest
majority to Perce il ever gave for democratic President
In hundred counties the democratic gain is 1000 over
the governors vote last December when the democratic
majority in the State was about 5000 The remaining
counties. without allowing for corresponding gain will
swell the majority for Pierce to 10 900 noble tribute
from the mother OF States and statesmen TO the worth,
capacity, craftsmanship, and true devotion TO the CON.
mon brotherhood, of the President elect OF the United
States.
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CARDThe Of ladies gentlemen Of The Dis.
uot respectfully invited 70 the sale Of furniture which
VIII take place
Pennsylvania Tuesday instant O'Clock
The furniture excellent quality Persons wishing 10
furnish viii do well o endi sale.
For further particulars advertisement
Novls-it GREEN SCOTT, Aucioneer. .
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WeLslsr O9ssqaiss a Surssuss

SYRACUSE. Nov l3.-The obsequies OF Daniel Webster
were celebrated here this afternoon The procession
from the syracuse House the First Presbyterian church
An able eloquent euogY delivered by Thomas T.
Davis Large numbers were presen; from the adjacent
towns and villages and stores and hotels. ard
other buildings were draped with mourning, and displayed
flags ar haifmast.
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The Full returns from Of the States
and estimates based upon partial from other Sse
justify the belief that the aggregate John p Hale
the presidential election in the neghborhood
OF 10000 la 1913 Van Buren, received 292 s2s-hown ny
dminuon Of than haif in four years,
TJotuu nal Of Go,nD,,rc,
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w M ThaCkeray

We perceive that this somewhat celebrated British
writer has arrived in New York. where he proposes 10
repeat certain lectures recently delivered by him in Eng
land 10 crowded and grafed audiences. We glad to
that there is 10 be recepton-such wasted
upon Mr. Dickens-but that he is to be permitted to
come and 60 like any other private person Mr. Tback
cray is. we think the most sensible OF all the living
British writers for the million. His works display a
combination OF the highes, qualities OF author. He
writes with force. pungency, and bodness Some OF his
exposures OF the ollies of high lle and OF the corup
lions OF the vast civil and military establishments OF
Great Britain though concealed by the employment Of
fictitious names, cannot be surpassed. He has fund OF
genuine humor which renders all his productions popu-
LAT; and there freshness and fidelity nature in
his characters which show him to be well acquainted
with women and men as with books His lectures upon
the authors cotempoaneous with DR.. johnson models
IN point OF STYLE and attracted large audiences in Eng
land. While there be guarantee that MIR. Thack.
cray will not like nearly all the peea Eoglsh in this
country 20 back to laugh al his character should
protect him from the ds,rus which the graceess conduct
Of Dickens and others has excited We should like such
man-with his large sympathies, his sterling good
sense, and bis candorto speak to and OF peo-
pie His criticism might be severe but II would in all
probability be Just. He will not. predict. follow the
example Of bis predecessors by resortng 10 asehood
Justify ingratitude ..sf r. al r. .Itsfr.ts
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A weli-merited Tribute.

We copy from the Pennsylvanian the following ac.
acknowledgement OF the valuable services rendered the de-
mocracy by Governor Lowe, of Maryland. during the
'a'e canvass Governor Lowe is a very Young man 10
W. une high Office which the people OF his State have
conferred on him. Blu, he has indicated the wisdom Of
ne selection. and The prophecy which the Pennsy
Sses IN ITS concluding sentence is fully justified by his
past career
. nov g. LOUIS LowK.-Now that the smoke OF the bat
o passed away, u may not be inappropriate notice
,oueny the stout hearts, strong minds and eloquent
os 'nat aided our sterling democracy achieve their
brilliant victory the great odds brought against
az " ne enemies Of equal laws and equal rights.
- comment among those who from other States
~ lo cheer Us In the good fight Enoch Louis Lowe
intrepid and eloquent youag governor OF Maryland. His
tueola'ive and thrilling appeals to the democracy Of
O perks, and the people Of Philadelphia city and cosn
~ u not soon be forgotten bot be remem bered M those
nsa the pleasure OF hearing them long after mos. of
~ incidents OF the recen, campaign are buried In obtiy
~ Maryland may well be proud Of her gifted governor
Nv thoogh bouVR gives evidence Of mature mind ,hst
oua honor veteran statesman " Louis Lowe iflife
ueshh are ~ longed is destined to III hsb position
"o 'front.' rank Of American statesmen 9afsf II.
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Murder of q Negro.

Troy, Nov 10 "A negro employed on schooner which
was loading nail fac Dry, yesterday discharged
for drunkenness he however went on board again this
morning. and obeyng the orders Of the mate 10 20
Shore Of the struck him the head with hand
spike, killing him Instantly. The murderer was arrested
The names OF the parties not known.
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the British provness aiming % laoong men.
down Ia the harbo ST. Johns by steam-frgate. and all
hands but seven Iost $50
All parties Engaged surveying tho route for railroad 70
connect the East and Weswh 81 Johns have concluded
Iabofs for The season.
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The VOTE or NORTH CARoLIsA--We have heard Of
6cially from all the counties but Gates and Hyde Gates
is said 10 be tied and General Pierce. it reported
four majority in Hyde Leaving out Gates, and count
ing four majority in Hyde for Pierce. the vote oois up
as follows:
Pierce 3o,i53
Scott IS 335
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FrSaEoss or VIReINA Toe andltor Virginia la made
a report OF the condition Of the States finances from which
appears that during the year ending the Isl nsant the
receipts into the treasury amounted to 81 527nakng,
with balance OF $40 al hand the OF the last
port total Of sl,30,sol THE expenditures during the
yesr 81 1s72 eavius on hand The is Of October
last go, SIS. = ,ssa ssH sssss4
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Majority for Pierce

Add 10 Pierce and Scott the votes cast IN Gates and
Hyde for Reid and Kerr, and the result will be fol.
lows Pierce ,ee7 Scott $4,000. General Pieces vote
will not reach forty thousand His majority will range.
in all probability, between seven and eight hundred
We shall publish the official vote in full in our next
IN c. Standard