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Winter Seat Place,


Containing Eight hundred and cishty-onc (esl)
Acres, about three hundred and fifty Of which are
in high state Of cultivation (which the present crop
will show) the balance in fine Wood Land adopted
to the gruwll, of Corn. Cotton and small Grain.
There are on the premises large and cnnlmcdi-
o,ls Dwelling IN excellent Storr-house and Counting
Room. Negro Houses and all other out buildings
necessary for the farmer. There is an excellent
well of water in the yard, sufficient for all Stock
and travelling rurro:cs in The drycst season.
This is one Of the beat stands for Public House
and Store ol, the road between Abbcvillc and Au-
gu-ta All those wishing to farm and Merchandise
will never have better opportunity to buy US good
place. Afro. another Tract called
THE COTTAGE TRACT,
Containing one thousand and twenty-five 002I)
acres, about two hundred of which are in fine
state of cultivation about two hundred in convenient
pasture, and the balance in good Woodland. There
are Oh this Tract Il neat and well finished Dwelling.
an excellent framed Clubhouse and Screw and all
other out buildings of good quality.
There are on the two places about one hundred
acres Of fine bottom land equal to any Hard La
bor Greek. There arc also on these tracts about
twelve hundred acres of finely timsc"rd land, well
situated for a Steam Saw and Grs Mill.
The whole Tract confirms Nineteen hundred and
fifty acres well suited for the profitable employment
Of forty or fifty hands.
All those desroua of purchasing good land, in q
social and remarkably healthy community, are
respectfully solicited to give the above lands u
personal examination before purchasing elsewhere.
Said Tracts will he sold on credit Of one, two
and three years, with interest from date. The rur-
chaser to give bond and approved security and u
mortgage "f the premises To secure payment, II
deemed necessary.
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Office

rs hereby given to those indebted to the estate OF
i Eldrcd W. Glover, deceased, to make payment,
at furthcrcst, by the lst day Of january neN, and
those to whom the said estate is indebted will meet
me in the Orlnary's Office at Edgctcld &. H., on
Friday the 7th day Of January next 1858, at winch
time final settlement will be made on the estate.
L. IL. CIIAMBERLAIN, Admir-.
OFT % 3m 40
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NOtiCc.

HAVING taken charge orthc estate of Col John
IL Gaskins, deed, as Dcrcct, those who are in
dcbtcd to the estate will make payment by the lst
Of January next, and tlosc having demands will
present them, properly attcstcd, by that time.
Fl. r. WEIGHT. o. F.. D.
ordinary's Office, Sept l3, 1852. 3m 80
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Administrators Sale,

r WILL. proceed to scll on Thursday the 10th OF
j. December next, a the late rc.i'lc"'c Of Col. l..
H. Muny, decd, al III. personal property Of said
4 c,u,sj>tjnr ,f
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Notice.

A IL those indebted to the estate Of c. W.
N Cochran, decd, are requested to make prompt
PAYMENT to the Administrator, and those having
demands will render them in properly attestcd
L. B. COCHRAN, Admir-.
July It I'd
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Notice.

A Ii. persons Indebted to me either by note or
~ open account arc requested to make immediate
payment as further indulgence cannot be given. /
will be found at the American Hotel, during the
present season. X. J.. GENTRY.
Hamburg. Noy l. tf 42
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Administrators Sale.

10y Virtue Of IN Order from H. I. Wright, Or
Il , dnary al; Ei.rt:cll District, will procccd Il,
sci! ON SATURDAY. the goth November, at the
late rssid, nee OF Stephen Smith, decd, all the per-
spnal property of said deceased. consisting Of
Three Valuable Negroes,
Fine Stck Of llorscs, Cattle, Hogs. Two Yoke Of
Oxen, one R"" Wagon aul Cart the present year s
crop Of C,.ioa Com. Fodder, Household and kitcl
ell Furniture. &c. &c
TrRus.-rlc Purchaser will b. required TO g:o
note aud good security.
LEVI MCDANIEL, Admir-.
Nov 10 IT 10
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Hardware and Cutlery

adEuWdlG duu SutA0Ay
rJNIlE Subscriber begs leave to inform the citizens
l. Of Edgr6cl'l and the Upper Districts, that he
ll;.s opened large and general Stock Of
HARDWARE g. IcuTLERY,
Together with every other article connected with
the Hardware business, at the old Stand formerly
occupied by II. ~. KExnlck, and nearly opposite
the American Hotel.
Having recently returned from the North, where
my IRE lsrs has been made from Manufacturers
and at the LOWEST CASH PRICES, ] would
resp, ctlilly invite the public and my old friends to
give me call before purchasing elsewhere, as my
Stock combines every article IN the Hardware line,
and is entirely ner! -
Hamburg, OFT 81 3n al
sSs- The Abbcville Banner, Grcenville Noun
trinccr, T:lurcnsvIc Herald and Anderson Gazette,
will copy ) months nnd forward bills TO j. ii.
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rs.
Douglass Robertson and John Hill. }
NJ. l.. Bonllam and others, Sureties.
John Hill.
Wright, Nichols & Co.,
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LOOK OUT LAND BUYERS !!

"a THERE will be sold OIL the agaas
Ms;H8A Ms;;sH8A Fourteen day of December es9S;tta
.ssiEs@ next at the late residence of IT.
ussssss22 Col. John Gaskins decd, -<SkA
that vALuBLE. BEAUTIFUL and FERTILE
tract of and known as the
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Shcrin's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIEID DISTRICT.


Philip McCarty and wife ct al,
rs. , Partition.
Wm. Chcsley Goff and others.
DY Virtue of an Order from II. T. Wright
ID Esq, Ordinary of Edgefcld District,
will proceed to sell on the first Monday in De-.
ccmber next, at Edgefed'C. House, 4 tract OF
land belonging to the estate of Emslcy Goffdec'd
situated on Bever Dam Creek, containing two
hundred and seventy (27o) acres, more or less
adjoining lands of Amos McGraw, J. B. Smith
Wesley Corcy and others, on credit of twclv,
months. Purchaser required TO give bond with
sufficient security, and u mortgage to the Or.
dinary, to secure the purchase money.
LEWIS JONES, S. f.. D.
Nov 6 at 43
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Executors Sale.

TINIIE Subscriber will sell to the highest bidder,
L. at Edsrficld G. H. on the first Monday in
December next, TRACT OF LAND belonging
to the estate Of Larkin Swcarengn, decd, coll
tanning One Hundred and Forty Eight Acres, more
or less, on credit of twelve months. Said Land
lies near the waters Of Horse Creek, in this District,
and adjoining lands Of Gen. James Jones, Allen
Franklin and others.
MOSES SWEARENGIN, Ex'or.
N,r
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Z. q. q .NSNTNS,
JOIN W. MckEl.l.AR,
j. =. SrE-iRM.tN.

y Ut
u The Ncwbcrry Sentinel. South Car"nan,
Charleston Mercury and Abbrvil!e Banner arc re-
aur.t,l t copy thu alnvc weekly until day of sale,
and forward hills to this Office Immediately.
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Warehouse and Commission
BUSINESS,

HAMBURG, S. c.
A WALKER Sc CO., beg leave to inform the
N. public generally, that they continue the
Warehouse & Commission Business,
at the stand occupied by them for the two past
srosons and previously by WALKER & BRAproRD
The Warc.EIousc is in good order, and being To-
Gated in tIc highest part Of Town, is safe from high
water. The late frcshet barely reaching the lower
Aoors-no, the least damage was done to Cotton.
a. WALKER will devote his personal attention.
exclusively to the business and hopes from long OK
pcri.ncc, and desire to please, that none will leave
the establishment dissatisfied.
These who ratrnnzc our warehouse, will be
kept constantly advised Of the state Of the produce
markets.
Cash advances made on produce in store when
desired A. WALkER,
D. l.. ADAMS.
Deter I'm, al
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Mansion House for Sale |!

VUNEIE Subscriber offers for sale his HO'rET. in
the Village of Eiecfield, which was occupied
fol eight or nine years by CHARLES Comfy
The stand iS one of the best in the place, the
House being always well patronizcd. Provisions
hr;ng Cheap now is the tinle" engage in the Hotel
business. II not sold by the 10th December, will
rent for tlIr ensuing year
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Boots, Shoes and Trunks,
4 large and splendid assortment of
HATS AND GAPS.

All of which he pledges himself to sell VERY
LOW for cash. or on time To punrtuil dealers.
All those wishing any Guo,ls in the above line
will find it to their interest n call and examine h$
Stock before purchasing elsewhere. Please call and
choose 'r yourselves, goods will freely be shown
To any one who may favor him witba call.
JOHN WELSH.
IIamhnrn Oct Sin So
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Hardware, &c.

TNIIE Subscriber has now on hand large Stock
i of Birmingham and Sheffield HARDWARE,
which he offers very low for Cash, or on time to
punctua dealers.
Also, quantity of heavy Goods, damaged BY the
late Frcslct which he will sell at very reduced
nriccs ,iT GEO. ROBINSON.
IJamburn. Octl3, 5v2m 80
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SlhcriH''s Sale.

Df Virtue of sundry writs Of Ficri Facias,
ID to me directed. shall proceed to sell at
Edscfrld Court House, OH the first Monday
and Tuesday following in December next, the
following property, in the following cases, viz: ::
Edmund A:cheson g. others,
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Notice

rs hereby given, that application will be made TO
l. the Legislature of South Carolina at its next
Session, to rc-chartcr Iluirts Ferry on Big Sauda
River, in Edgcficld District
Sept # 36
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Administrators Sale,

WILL be sold on Tuesday the litl "f Dcccn-
w brr xt, at The late residence of Col. John
Ga>kin., deed all the personal property Of said
deceased cor:stinn of
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Hyllln Books.

TUST received beautiful supply Of the Psal
y mist and Psamody of different sizes aud styles
of Binding, and for sale BY G. L. PENN AGENT.
Oct Is If 80
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Blue Stone,
Notice.
Pickles, &c.

lust Receiving frosh supply of Pickles, Pref
- serves, Sardeins, Lobsters, Salmon, Citron
Rssins, Prunes, Essences for Cooking Fresh Mus
tsrl, &c S. f. BOWERS.
Hamburg, April II If -l6
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A Female Teacher Wanted,

A Female Teacher Wanted,
ITO take charge of Pleasant Grove Academy
i Said Academy is situated in the North-East
portion Of Edge6cld District. and also in as healthy
a community as the Districts affords. Applicants
should be fully competent t" teach any ranches
that is required in such Schools. Also to come
well recommended.
To such IN one good salary will be given. Ad-
dress either of the Trustees, at Lecsvile, Lcxing-
ton District, S. G..
n. \. NORRIS
II. j.. BODIE, =
A. VI. MITCHELL, s
JAMES CAMERON. 3
WILSON IIOLSTON,
AMOS SHEALY.
Oct If 38
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just Received,

A BY n'o''A lot Of 's iia M HicnoLhs i.Ni 'SF s'
Oct &c tt Al
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Also. for Sale,

Two Houses and Lots on the Street leading to
the Pine House. Each house contains fur roons
and each Lot an acre Of Land. For further par
tculars apply to GEO. y. ADDISON.
Oct 81 Ct Ill
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State Of South Carolina,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS
Silas Llicn,hal,
Richard Bailey.
HTNIIE Plaintiff in the above case having this day
l. filed his Declaration in my Office, and the De-
fendant having neither Wife nor Attorney known
to reside within the limits Of this State whom Il
copy Of said Declaration with rule to plead can
he served On morton of Mr.. MnRAGSE, Attorney
for Plaintiff: Ordered that said Defendant appear
and plead to said Declarations within year and Il
day from the date hereof, or judgment will be
awarded against him by default
TIIOS. G.. BACON, c. L. D.
Clerks Office June ]. 1859. ly 90
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-10-22
Washington Republic, Attention.

The Republic has been engaged since il abandoned its
national ground and enlisted under the Seward banner
in attempting prove 10 The South that General Pierce y
rabd abolionist and TO the North that he rampant
pro slavery man. Truman Smith Il Co, have been EN-.
poyeG in The same discteditshe and dishonofabe bus
ness We were shown the other day pamphlet issued
hy Them from Washington, for the southern market in
which the democratic candidate was made 10 equal Hale
himself in all the ultraisms Of the Tree soil movement
At the time this committee are flooding the North
with counter documents proving General Perces subser
vency 10 The slave power But this contempllby dis
honest rckery has been fully exposed, and will recol
upon its authors.
We wish 10 call the attention Of the Republic 10 the
following from one of the whig organs IN this county.
the Sprngve ESpress--in connexon with the fact OF
General Scons visit to Gov Seward and hls abolition as
sociaes in Auburn:
Rcmeiu6ef the nrst great victory freedom ever nc
qulred slavery the nomination os General scott
against The united South. Wul yoa throw away me re.
ot thar victofg by Showing slavery 70 elect Frank
Pierce. simply because the South, with lew doushaces,
succeeded ia passing odous resolution, which they nave
already rendered Of binding ehsci by abandoning
Jus put that IN your southern pne. Mr. Republic, and
smoke H. II is the frat great victory OF aool'honlsm
over the united South, according 70 your co.iaborer 10
attempting to elect General Scott.
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An Nuf So e. NTfa
Oar nsg's uufad'df oaf nsg's aHfafFat
Well obssf y 90 80 eche~s fieE
Ora CarNfEfa rarzs smstsfI FNs w4Na@t
Img CoNrs0mUE. aua firrrs ana Aas44
stout hsaf'f wiH e'-I a. go 49, AsE
s,rarg handt 81 ssasn 3 nsH hts& 49,
An1 ola. 70 80 NEw NtHMN ~ wMN0a.
Mskss sarsss btsfa 'sala ss'u 80
Ouf nsE "a Mrfsf eaf MaE II mrses
WsW ehssf q f3 ~ ~Et~f Fa@s
Esba4 ~ faH -. ists aHfaf
!" rto Csmrfo.alss - rssss - 49,
Ihat a. = hsoFa II rraushaai - westt
Tha fmuloft lNHs. - Vfsa.N ~Hsa
AID sboald tisbi s.ofie~s ess - -
tfseaaIn'f - aaIe woa. -
oar 1afksoa ksFa 49, HsT aNM
1uamphsNl Gees eF'r ~
Aud long ~ i.Teaawa lsts t'a n~sN@
rraf afsat - 50 aaeN - nsaNNN -
uaf hag D rssfs. 90 asa = $3.50. -
Tbs, p,sad asr wstss fssa - - -.
Oei nesdont 80 saa ssfrf @a1
L. Aag-stru n thF ElesafT ueHs
N~w llant..ft ~ 3 t. - lessF sfs~a
Tkera all t mHFs. lhaaH aMNN.
TaN dsmasfaus htnssf 49,
Tie csnslFnWaa - Flessfss
Ffam echsfas eaassss y e.eF 80
- as = tasta, 49, a. = @seR -
~ ave ~ Uriaa 49, "a a.
Mas Glen ussa ~ dH5a y Fae.
AID vinar 80 j ~ - lalas,
Toqavil dIfuatan a. eeiafe
Turu Gfssl ". Hsuisa. \ . So So.
And ~ the ~0iEs 49, ~ ttsaa selss
Tna d. haaia wfe N@.tna 50.
Ana - saci Ftsst fissls - 49,
laf nt- j. taFfas guf az i aNaaW.
Wo'N ohssf fN fan essMsf saa8
iehnlA " r3a snl faaeY aafaN
fhs Celnprasai > 49, fifaes 80 A.af
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fhs n~ns u ~ psgssu 4a ~
paS1asht " ihs ssAssrIeen ~ msas
Distant suhsersrs sy ewwss6 - ums.s - s q p-~ -
which viii - paid ~ - ss.uas - sss1as ~ ~ -
transmission.
The COUNTRY PArrs = pu1s.s.s n, ..,. s.... A. -.
sons u fCongsss, ana ssni. .w.esn aasas - s.4%..
suhsenpsons s pgiaa s~s - 80 ~ ssp..1 -
terms psoportionsd % ~ stgts asas8
or PosTMAsTEes su1sassssa - - $3.50 90 s
sending DAILY suareFatst.. sssssm~a ~ $50
MEwEtKLy sub.sss. ss ~asaass = So sssxstK
subscribers, win sia sses~a - - saws = 49,
same edition = hsy fssHisk sssesgahsss ~.ssum
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send him The wofse hrs - ne ysf shs hs hss sssf
known yel, and rendering feran ia - s@sn -
more probably enssgst "a h0kak ~ slss ~ hn@
pal Tor invalid wh9s ~ ftt kfaa ~ NM& n.ss. fsh~
Than site iOF disab ID sOidsfs bas le.. A~ss~xs4
But ali THIS vii Rui gits tas lear si4ea1fs ~
ms State 10 Pierce and Noe 10 A. "a. woss &as
DC done. compeie 0rEaaixaiea sssy .nt tS&efsg
must be had. There oay taa ~ssks aem - .s3asa
push 4 Shall the wpgk b aous Il hsmsses go susA
democrats, 10 decide
We will only add that lsf - - a. ssas a sssn
he best spirit prevail. amonEs ~ asnaaaT ~ ~ wss@
OF me Slate, ana that thsy t~tsfmsNa - a. hem
wiil make one ol thai Nrsai snWMA ~ AnssfxF &s&~s
fom which in Noyenbef sid ~ aal0hAsa lhs xsm4a
national democratic baupsf, aF0a whixa ~ w. ~u4s
tor nothing bat what = Fixhi aat wsA saAaa nasAsx
I al s wrong"
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KErp m srr1nr rnr rforir-reai WiAism A tgs-
ham, The wing cs0diaass - - tes p~s~~~st &ss~d
whilst a memSrf ol ths Nafh Aaf1tns ~fsf~ east
making the guvern0t elective - a. feayls. AZ amsw
OF retaining ne porsf IN - hants u - sxh sss
Mr Graham asied ihsa ofpa 80 psin1,sg q a a. aE
tbsf power - removed ffom ~ sr~pAM 4s - =
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$40 u,,,,. 49, !. :. !. " I. = s-sa

bu, two weeks mofe ntersses hsfass fhe eAsxaMem A.
the democfa bu, halt DO iksif agss 2 hxss ao ~4s
Tor the result. We have csaaf4sNs ihs 81 ~exsMs y
the united support ~ The dsmaef.ry tks gx~~tsxw "
success is with us and bui thtst 0nes ~ sAe
victory. and that u too great cpsbsenee We w@.e &s~s
urge upon every democrat The pfpgfsst " NJ ~
the lew days that Yet rv0an Wh th& 8@~saas ~
would II ihefesult was doab4lal ta is AsasM~s ~ a.
ganzaon be carried on, bll every safs, nFssK in~N
every neghbofhOod, every schaai alsille stall 10 taf
and efficiently eanyassed
Our national ticket, With osdnafy safs e. sAs Y~sf 81
the democracy, will be most tnamghAais sieessa fN
fifteen States that have held fiseis8s sass ke anasms
on OF candidates Tor ihe prssdsaey ibesa hawe
But two--ihe State ot Nsfm9ni snA ihs huas ~l@x ~
Delawareare left loF the eons0laitos a sen ~eaM sht
his supporters
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BEFORE AND ARIA TaE EIaefI'sS :

BEFORE AND AFfEg THE ELECfi0N
To show the inconsistency y lhs wts vssss . .~sss
that the democratic victory Just woa a hs sass ~h n
njnre the whig in Novemhsr, shsli sss fss
fa'Ife'' a ISe ad1s.. l5Sm .As'f e sSl@S e. s "
in the North American, we Dad ne tolawsax
: The eones, immediately bsisss - 1i.pen&@, 80 >
effect which It. result spoo ~ ssaias 80
election Oar saccsss poe ~tu usi oaf tft.ss
mai @al.Sa S%i GIoT .. as .sS way s = q % & - -
Pennsylyaos, ba. % al hs' roas-,mlaeas s,sh~s w.
eiou Z"
On lhe fret Of October We faa u. iaslOw@s ass e.
torlai IN the same paper
"The re,ult al toe oan,ss, - - - A. u.anA -
not only decide she fate uf praaht sfsssss sss&es
paIiouAflY the hspincss ana lfospsssg rsn@&ss~s@s
friends ,ssi ssSs sos sSd 'Ggsstsss ~. hs ~
dental ticket vii bs tnlsfffa hoo sAesss. sus~s
the votes 70 be cast N ihis Cefnmaawsals - - "a -
spirit OF tn- parry here anA uvvfY -. aHses-s
while on the Other hsnd ihr fantt q Ptsses 80 hS -
be reuforcsd Ana ea'buiisa~d
And set the editor tells ~ nos thN 10 90
amounts 10 nothing, aad that fsnusl xaaAa sass A.
Scott in November Whai ncasrnssf
The Inquirer had the following o. ne "a lm.sai
,n.m..i,s: i s;s ;s IN. a$s. me- 90 ~ s 49, .s ' s %
carry the State thst occastea, saa ~ m1faf h~~
tSioasSsa' sss Ss he ~ e." saar' usoa sls s : r..
wanna viii give az rKrasgt nsV tnfNtte p - Nees@ -
Yor. aud New JsrsrYs but hfoaEh@at - @asA& 81
breadth ant Il thefetafs 'bst sls -
brethren the necessity q vslsnas. aess'l. a-. "a a.
termination I"
The day before the election Il hsi M ioils~ix
"A majority Of few bandred to7nsssaw - isssp )
tdumpa Of tnousauds o. the ~ "a Aageasa&t fes 49,
you about give wiN sHefctNr rNaNtV 1etMI
They will n the psrg. hetefinrs - FasNsa
acteT Of ,ls s,sle aad, ~ ~ ssesaa 49, - ss-~as
powerful inllaeror tifaua aheai ~ rttsFr oasaee
We might make other sxuaeis u = stalsf s,aa. ~
these will snfhee u d ras thea, thai A. saessst
OF the wing ticket Il Oeehef wpad thfpw - ca
victory on The election IN Nuveuhef. tsmas so N
defeat then disCoufagng osns atFrFssag - AN
and spirit ol The Wig ,ay hsfs al sfsftwhsfs s~s
II i 80 now II malofiiy "a isw ha&afs,M ~ ~
wing ticket IN October NOnld nsufs Wiuwr* - es~N
November majority 81 is 80 wal iasafs esasHs J.
umph Tor Pierce and Nae n iht pfsssisefsi eppast
tn argument that wAs u-el ~ iaFu n ee,s hfiess >
election holds good Tor Gsa fitfcs aes 80 ei~s
derng attempts 0 lhs Nora Amsfiasa 49, i@saafsf ~
figure out the ~ me dsesi u asa sa* ncs~ u
the last election, and to shGw tbsi >au 80 ts
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beyond doubt
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and the democracy Of NeW h0sk. zkiag ~ iAs es~aa
VIII move on TO success, shie ghs wAss sss sgansxA
in the shadows
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and abroad tina, they mas rely aPo~ s@segsas A~me
cratic majority in New York
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Prom the National pemoera,

7
Two weeks from to-day the people of this Union viii
be called upon decide me question OF who shall occupy
the presidential chair for the next four years. The re-
suits OF the Slate elections which have been holden snee
the canvass opened Indicate that the democracy over
yhelmingy in the ascendant No single State that q
ever calculated upon by the democracy has faltered
whilst vhig States or those that have almost uniformly
been such, have given democratic maorities. The cleo
ton returns in the last few days such as TO inspire the
democracy with the highest confidence OF success and TO
carry despair into the ranks OF the wing parry. General
Scott TO revive the dropping hopes OF hs friends and TO
arouse them from the apathy which seemed TO have set,
tied upon them. has travelled through Ohfo Pennsyys.
MA and crossed The line into Indiana and they in return,