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"A IL Notes given al the Sale Of Thos. G. Hurst,
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must &c paid. r. v. SHIRLEY
Senteuher le 1a59 Trustee.
The daily union., 1852-11-04
NEW YORK.
Pierce's majority


LATsR.-The 9Th ward gives Pierce 2,70l, Scott 22ls
Pierce majority in the whole city, except precincts
is 10, 767; Taylor over Cass in 1913, 9s5s.
Chatauquc county, with the exception OF three towns,
gives $50 majority for Scott which will be increased $50 by
the to hear from.
Ithaca in Tomp pkins county, give, so for Scott Cas and
Van Buren, had lis Taylor.
Returns from four five towns of Washington county
show whg falling of.
The whig candidate for Congress is chosen.
In Bufso Pierce has 3s majority; TAYLOR had SOB ma
jony Cass and Van Buren in 1913. Wing loss It2
Rochester gives Scott I55 majority.
In Fredonia, Chatauque county, Scott has ap ma
ioriiy.
Newburg gives Pierce majority Taylor had 377 major.
ity Cass and Van Buren,.
Matteson the regular whg candidate for Congress In the
Oneida district hal 7o2 majority in Utica, and is elected
by l00o majority. Wing gain.
Returns from ogdsnsburg, Pottsdam, Mslona, Chawtca
gcy and Cbamplan, in northern New York, give Pierce
1877 majority.
Albion gives BIG majority for Scott
Brooklyn gives Scott 9I Pierce, 400 In 1886 Tay.
lor had 663; Cass, 1884; Van Buren,. 460
Albany gives Scott 35as; Pierce, ABB In lsts the
stood, Taylor 3t67; Csss, sos Van Buren,. 800.
In Tompkins county IL towns give Scott 40 majority /;
Broome county gives 25o majority for Pierce
We have the following additional returnsi
The daily union., 1852-11-04
PENNSYLVANIA.

Majority for Pierce and King in the city and
y, 2,lss.
JuSIATA
MryyrIvrows November 2.-Thc returns indicate that
the county has given Pierce majority OF at least 250
COUNTY.
DoYIEsrows. November The borough OF Doylestown
give. IA majority Pierce which is gain of over the
in October.
Mousvillc gives l6 majority for Pierce.
Buckingham township gives ls2 majority for Scott;
pains,.sd l54 for Scott and New Britain IS for Scott,
which is whg gain.
ia. o. m,--From present indications Bucks county will
give fully 600 majority for Pierce
Br,-ror. Pierce, 1885, Scott, las; Hale, D.
NOVEMBER "a m-Thc returns from Bucks county
. incomplete but Piercc's majority will certainly be 500,
IL not
pAurHIr
H.ssrspuRG, Nov. 2The borough OF Harrisburg gives
majority for Pierce which is whig gain of IS.
TO- D. m.-The in ak boxes in the district of Har-
risburg stands, Pierce 93s; Scott sas
The county OF Dauphin is estimated at $50 majority for
Scott
PorrsvLLx Nov rs. p m.-The borough of Po,tsville
give, $40 majority for Scott Tsmaqua gives In majority
for Scott.
Ios D. m-The majority for Pierce in Schuylkl county
will reach roo
ousssRLASp
CARLISLE Nov. 2The district of Carlisle gives Pierce
a msioriry Of l67
10, p. m.-The democratic majority in Cumberland
county will be about $50.
LANCASTER
LAroAsrra, Nov. 2-The majority for Pierce in the city
Of Lancaster is 863
Ri, p. m.-Tbe whig majority in the oountyof Lsnoas
will be about 800
MrrLfN COUNTY.
Lsw1srows. Nov 2.-The borough of Lcw,,own gives
Pierce a majority OF 3s.
Granville township gives Pierce majority and Denny
so majority, being increase Of 2 tho msority for
Hopkins. The majority for Pierce in the county will be
about ls0.
BrRxs
REApwe, Nov 2-The city of Reading gives 2s7 major
The daily union., 1852-11-04
THE UNION WASHINGTON THURSDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 1852

ity for Pierce Three other districts in the county give
Pierce 2n majority.
Nov. s-li, m.-we have returns from fourteen dis
,rcs in this county, which give 400 msjory for Pierce,
being fully equal Bglers year The districts
be head from will show democratic gains and Perce's
majority will be from 1880 TO 5000 in The county.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
CHAMBKRsBuRG, Nov. 2.-This county will give MAORI
" ofabout 600 for Scott
YORK COUNTY.
YoHk, Nov 2-The majority for Pierce in York county
will be upwards Of ], 100.
CHESTER COUNTY.
WEsr CHESTER, Nov. 2-ll. p MN seven districts
heard from democrats gain the vote for Wood
ward la October.
Ii. p m.--The majority for in Chester county will
probably be be0
Falls township gives l3O whig majority, and Lower
Wakefield SO whig majority.
Nov. s-la, a. 'm.-The majority for Scout in Chester
county will not be 200 al larthest
CARBON COUNTY.
MAUoH CHUNK, November The majority for Pierce
in Carbon county will be about $50.
November 3.-We have returns from the whole OF this
county with the exception of township. Perce's
joriy will be about 700
ALLEGHENY
PirrsBuRe, November 2--II, p m.-We have returns
from forty districts in Allegheny county, which give Scott
majority of $500. He will have majority OF about 5000
in the county.
WILKesBARRE, November 2.--The returns already re-
ceved and estimating the balance of the county the
in October, give Pierce majority of 900 in the county.
1November 3d. a. m.-rhe majority for Pierce in Lu-
will probably reach roo
COUNTY.
PIrTsBuRG, November ILL p. m.--In Indiana county,
a far heard from, Scott gains largely. Only few
turns, however, have been received.
BEDFORD. Nov. thorough Of Bedford gives Pierce l
majority. The township Of Bedford. 81
The county has certainly gone for Pierce by small
jority
COUNTY.
WASHINGTON, Nov 2ll, p. m.-The county of Washing
ton far heard from, considerable democratic
gain
LYcoMING COUNTY
WLIIAMsPoRr, Nov 2-ll p. m.-The democratic gain
in six districts in Lycomng county is lS0. The majority
for Pierce in the county will be about 800
county indicating that Pierce will have in the county
about 600 majority.
CLINTON COUNTY.
LocHHAvgN, Nov. 2-We have from seven town.
ships in Clinton county. The gain for Pierce
for Hopkins in October is S2 The majority for Pierce will
be about 400 in the county
COLUMBIA
BLooMsBuRG, Nov. 2-lI, p. m.-The townships heard
from already, and the others estimated the
October give Pierce 900 majority in the county.
The daily union., 1852-11-04

DANGER or SLEEPING IN cHuRcH.-Ibe Cincnnat
Commercial responsible for the following rather tough
story Last Sunday, in one OF our churches an old
gentleman worthy member OF the Christian persuasion
fell asleep and began dreaming he on hunting ex
cursion All OF a sudden, and the asonishment OF
everybody he hallooed out, Fetch him, Dash glo-
rious shot-three woodcocks with one barrel hurrah
for and he up from his seat and cbeered lus
lily He woke himself by his hsooing, and immed
atey seized his hat and walked out bushng like a red
pepper"
The daily union., 1852-11-04
LEHIGH COUNTY.
Allentown-Pierce's majority %.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
PHGSIxvnL.E. Nov. 2-The vote OF the borough Of
Phpnixvile is follows: Pierce, 200 Scott 1853; Hale,
"a.
wEsrMoRELASp COUNTY.
GREEssBuRG, Nov. 81, m.-The majority for Pierce
in Wesmoreland will be about 200 The come
in slowly, and show but little variation from October
HoLLIDAYsBURG, Nov. 3.-The returns received indicate
majority for Scott of about 500 in the county IL will not
exceed that.
DELAWARE COUNTY.
In five townships and the borough of Chester the demo.
cratic gain 20 the October election
heard from
Perce's majority is upwards of 100.
COUNTY.
ERIE, Now 2.-Thc city of Erie gives 81 majority for
Scott
NoRTHuMB ERLAND COUNTY.
NoRTHUaBERLAND, Nov 3.-Pierce's majority In North.
umbeand thus tar is $50 Several townships to be heard
from, which will increase his majority about 200
COUNTY.
BsLEFoSrE, Nov. 3.-Pierce's majority will reach 200
or 1900 in Centre county Several to be heard
from.
Picrce's majority in the State will be 25, 900.
The daily union., 1852-11-04

Total -l,622 1850 l,763 1912
Pierces jority, 22S,
ALLEaANY COUNTY.
A despatch from AleRany says that the returns from
Cumberland Frosburg, and Mount Savage shsw gain for
Pierce Casss in these districts OF $685. and that the
whole county will give 800 to 600 majority for Pierce.
FREDERICK COUNTY
The vote in the districts OF this county is given.
The county gives Pierce about 100 majority 1t gave Tay
lor Iss majority Frederick city gives BOB majority for
Pierce
The daily union., 1852-11-04

A traveller, who has been the ground, says that
the people who the ishmns carry along too great
variety viz Bed blankets pork, stew pans and va
ses In his opinion all wants for the whole voy-
age is bottle OF brandy and revolverone to kill tme
and the other "greasers"
The daily union., 1852-11-04

The city Of Newark gives Scout 200 majority
Snatton, Sketon. and other democrats elected !,
Congress IL is rumoTed that Pennington hix) il cho.
from the New ark district
Pierces ma lonty about 900.
The daily union., 1852-11-04

Mr.. Hale (free.so) received votes in the 9th ward
In the 9Th, in the lin. in the 13h in the lh In the
18TH in the lsth in the 18th. and in the Both ,oa 2
In 1913 Mr. Van Bueo (reesoi) received ~ votes in tho
city
Total number Of votes poled, 23 63 The number poled
for President in lStS 81 $751; and for mayor the late
election Increase the Last presidential cleo.
on, 2,oe2, and since tho mayors election 1855. y
BALTIMORE
The daily union., 1852-11-04
DELAWARE.

In Wilmington Pierce has 2lI majority. Taylor had u6
majority in iSiS. Wing loss 22o.
In tour districts OF New Castle county Scott loses az,
since 1913.
la Kent county Scott gains 10 since lSis
WILMINGTON, November 3,-The entire State OF Ds.
ware yet been heard fros bu IL Is believed Pec
win have ma jority of over 100 votes.
The daily union., 1852-11-04
RHODE ISLAND.
CONNECTICUT.

CONNECTICUT.
Hartford gives Scott 6o majority Taylor had 49, ma
jority.
Wcthersed gives Scott l3 majority. Taylor had 43 ma
Jorlty
East Hartford and Rocky Hill give Pierce 10 joriy
Cass had 81 majority.
jBloomfed gives Pierce % majority. Cass had SO ma
ony.
Hartford county will give Pierce about 400 majority
Taylor had 655 majority. Wing loss 1855.
In 80 Pierce has l5S ma jory, ard has probably
carried the State by decisive vote.
The majority in the Stale for Pierce estimated 2OW
The daily union., 1852-11-04
NEW JERSEY.

1i7s majority
Hudson county gives Pierce a. majority Taylor had $40
majority.
The daily union., 1852-11-04
MAINE

In Portland the vote stands Scott 1879 Pierce 746
Hale, lsi. Taylors jority IN lsi5 23a
Bangor voted Scott. l027; Pierce, SSI. Taylor b.d
1897; Cass, 696.
Bath gives Scott 75i Pierce an Taylor had l63 Cas-,
25s
Bellast.-Sco, 3li; Pierce I37. IL gave Taylor a6o
Cass, 366
The State has doubt gone for Pierce by large m,
jony
Returns from 90 towns give Scott 1854; Pierce Isbs9
This shows whg loss of is6 since the election Of s5
when the democrats carried the State by 5000 majority
PORTLAND, November 3.Pierces majority in Maine win
be IL 900 votes.
The daily union., 1852-11-04
following additional returns
Scott's majority


1t reported that tho congressional delegation u chosen
will be ~ democrats and 10 wings. Pierce's msioy
$1,000.
The daily union., 1852-11-04
VIRGINIA.


Richmond city gives Scott $50 majority. Taylor bad
7l9 majority. Wing gain l3I.
Petersburg gives Pierce pa majority Taylor had 49,
Whig loss 1903.
Fredericksburg gives Pierce 33i Scott 2s9 Taylor had
Al majority. Wing loss SO
Alexandria gives Scott l6 majority Taylor had 3li
Whig loss l50.
Wheeling gives Scott 253.
In Harpefs Ferry Pierce has 25 majority Csss had 10
majority in lsis Wing loss 6.
Jefferson county gives majority Of So for Scott
Norfolk city gives Pierce 2s majority. Ii gave Taylor
20a
Portsmouth gives Pierce 1863
Henrico county gives about 100 msionty for Scott Il
gave Taylor l99
Chesterfield gives Pierce $50 majority, gave Cts 2os
Frederick county-Pierce t2l Scott, 1,0,i-gan
Casss majority 3os.
Fsuquier county.-Pierco's majority Iso-gain 1873
OF 362
Berkeley csunty.-Picrce, s2s Scott 6ss-democratic
gain of PSI over 1913.
KENTUCKY.
In Louisville city the stands Fierce 2,795 Scott
2,723 Taylor had 2,s36, Cass $3.50. Wing loss Si5.
Franklin uny gives Scott rs majority Fayette 500 Tor
Scott Nelson 500 Tor Scott These show consd
cradle whg gain the last governors election ard indi
that Scott has carried the State by greatly reduced
msiority.
LoursvrLLs (Ky.,) Nov. 3-Ths whig vote, so far as
that General Scott will carry IL by considerably reduced
majority compared with that given to General Taylor,
which 1000.
LKxrHoros Nov 3-Returns few and incom plco and 1t
is improbable that Scott has carried Kentucky by
am main
The daily union., 1852-11-04

LOUISIANA.
Perce's jority in New Orleans between 100 asd 200
Taylor had 972 majority in 1913.
In Baton Rouge Scott has 81 naiory-s gain Tay.
lors vote.
The indications that this State has gone ior Pierce
and King.
800
NEw ORLRANs November 81 "a. m.-JeHerson parish
gives Scott small majority Returns received by me
ficayune, by special express the present hour lna
cate that the State has for Scott by uing ns
iorisy. The the constitution shows at h
been adopted by large majority.
The daily union., 1852-11-04
MASSACHU SETS.


In Boston Scott has 4,i12; Pierce, 900 Hale AZ
Webster lO7 In 1913, Taylor had i39 ma aoriiy-yvhig
loss, 5.9l4.
In Lowell Scott has 2O3i; Pierce 576; Hale Ss5
Taylor's majority in lSis, l,0S9-whig Ioss, 623
Returns from rs show gain for Pierce of n Ooo
the of ISIS when Taylor had Is 600 plurality in
the State.
Charestown gives Pierce 500 maority-a whip los, .,
900.
Roxbury gives Pierce s5 maartya whig Ioss of abou,
900.
The returns from the western part of the State howeye,
bad for Scott, and he may have plurality of
1900.
The democrats in Boston marching about the street.
with music NC Gen Pierce is in the city at the resi-.
dence of John f. Thayer.
Hampden county gives Scott 3,5i5 Pierce 345S Hale
757 In 1913 Taylor had 3,306 Cass 306 Van Buren,
,2S5.
LArEsr.-Adduonal returns show that Scott will have
5000 to 5000.
Full returns from all except eight give Scott SO
Pierce, 1924 Hale, 2S.7I6 Webster and scatter
$3.50 In lSiS Taylor had 81 O72 Cass, 35 PSI Van Bu
ren, 3s l33
BosToN, Nov. 3.-The returns from nearly the entire
State show that Scott will have plurality Of 5000.
The daily union., 1852-11-04

ALABAMA.
In Mobile Pierce has 2ii majority, Taylor had 230
loriy.
MOBILE. Nov 3.-The State of Alabama as indicated by
the returns recsived here. ha, given her General
Pierce by largely increased mslorty.
The daily union., 1852-11-04
MICHIGAN.

fierces majority over 1000.
Stuart tdem elected to Congress- and all the other dem
ocrac candidates probably chosen.
Governor McCeiland is reelected by large vote.
WISCONSIN.
Milwaukee gives $50 majority iot Pierce.
kenosha gives Pierce maiocty
MISSISSIPPI.
Jackson gives Scott 80 majority. Taylor had 202 major
i'y.
JACKSON, November 3-The State of Mississippi indi
Gated by the received herc has gone for Pierce by
from 900 to 900 majority.
The daily union., 1852-11-04
NEW HAMPSHIRE.


In Concord, Pierce has 6i2 Scott, 5s Hale, 1863 Cass's
majority in ISiS, 277-democratic loss I79
In Manchester, Scott has S2l Pierce, 706 Hale Il3
In 1913, Taylor had I2i majority-whig loss 9.
Perce's aiorIy in the State will be large.
Returns from one fourth of the State show democratic
gain OF 1900 the vote of last spring. when there was
democratic majority of 200 in the State. Pierce win have
$4,000 to 10 900 majority Scott 900 to 10 900 over
all
The daily union., 1852-11-04

Majority for Pierce and King in the city and conn
2ls3.
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H.B. vIBBERT,
Druggist and Apothecary,

HEEPS constantly on hand large and
n well selected stock of fresh Drugs and
Medicines. All his preparations are pre-
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up in the very best manner to preserve their
medicinal virtues. In a climate like this
persons should not overlook this important
consideration.
10 Prescriptions filled with care at any
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lust Arrived.

VIE HAVE now in store, besides our
w large stock Of Western produce, .
fine assortment Of Groceries, selected with
special reference to supplying the Trade
Of this city, which we feel confident Of be-
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OUR STOCK CONSISTS IN PART OF:
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Rice, Soap, Sugar crushed and Loaf,
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Merchants and Traders will please give Us
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Fall STYLE 1852.

WI D. PHILLIPS-Solicits the atten-
w. ton of his patrons and the public
generally to his FAIL STYLE OF Dress and
Sorr HAIRS. His STYLE is entirely new, en-
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that it is to their interest to purchase Hats
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For Sale

For Sale
TLOUR, Extra, Fancy and Fine, Bacon,
T. Hams and Shoulders, Barrel Pork and
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from Cincinnati. Sugar and Molasses,. IN
quantities to suit the trade, with many other
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H. T. WADDILL. .
AT HIS DRUG STORE NEAR
The Harvey House.

Offers for sale, Z very large and complete
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PENS, INK and PAPER.
Fssh-hooks, Lines, FLOATS, and 6askas,
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Patent Medicines.
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Patent, are simply secret remedies, found
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Wanted.
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Timothy Fav, N. D.

D ESIDENT Dentist, flor fourteen years
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NEw ORLEANS, June, 1s47.
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June Is. If. Professor Of Surgery.
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plete, and be invites an R
examination Of his stock ~ 81
before purchasing in New -
Orleans, as he guarantees his prices a. low
a. any in the South.
Wareroom corner Of Third and Florida
Streets. Manufacturing and repairing in
superior style at the old established stand
corner Of Main and Church Streets.
Jan. 2sth, tt w. F. TUNNARD.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-12-01
M uStard.

on GROSS Ohio Mustard put up in
~ pound, half and quarter pound tin
canisters by Dixon. Shoemaker 4 Co., Gin
cinnati. Also 20 gross Thornton and Gun.
steads Kentucky Mustard. for sale by
July 8 ". H. 7. WADDlLL.