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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-25

sgREAD, ROLLS, BISCUIT, CRACK
ID ers, &c, made Of the choicest brands Of new
Flour, TO. sale by WIN. FALC0EER,
au20 Ill Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-25

BOOKS, STATIONERY, AND MUSIC,
- 1s7 Broad Street.-HARROLD & MUIR,
RAY are now receiving very full supply of Books
Stationery, and Music, fer the Fall and Winter
trade, which they are determined 10 sell as low as
they possibly can be purchased any where in the
city.
friends to give them CALL promising to give salts
faction.
Teachers and Schools will be supplied at very
liberal discount.
New Music rpcnye5 every weak TX
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-25

persons indebted to the estate OF
IN Edwin Waddell, deceased, are requested to
make payment to me only, as early as possible and
all persons having claims against said estate are
ouasted to present the same to me for settlement
FRANCIS T. ISBELL, Admir- of
..,s-dIots Edwin Waddell, decd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-25

AN AFFRAY.-An affray occurred in bl.ck.
smith shop of Mr.. John Mann, in Pe,ersbnrr
on Thursday afternoon, which may result in ,hs
death OF one Of the parties. The Express
says:
II appears that free negro named Joa
Richardson, gave young white man lin
the employ of Mr.. Mann,) named Cornelius
Holloway some impudence, which so enraeed
HIM, that he seized an oaken club, and str1ck
him blow over the head. which knocked him
senseless; and he was still in an insensible con.
dition when we last heard from him. Dr..
Spencer was promptly in attendance, and we
learn gave it as his opinion, that the negro
would not survive. Holloway was arrested bv
officer Williams, and carried to iail,
AN EARTHQUAKE AT SEA.-The following
is an extract from III. log Of the rropic ar.
rived in the Downs: "On thel7lh of july, at
1920 A. NJ, being then 20 min. west from jana
ica, severe shock of an earthquake, coniinu.
ing nearly two minutes. The watch below ran
out Of the forecastle declaring that the iron
| tanks leach containing 400 gallons of waterl
were dancing in the tween decks. While the
horrid rumbIng noise continued going along
under the bottom the sensation on deck wa 8
that of ship tearing over rocks at a violent
rate; in a few minutes the ship was quietly
gliding through the water at miles per hour.
-Licerpool Journal Sept. a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-25

HKEAT BARGAINS IN MOUSLINES.
" Il have JUS, received from the North a splen-
did assortment of rev styles Mousne Deianes,
which am now selling at greatly reduced prices.
JACOB A. LEVY,
Sc IL Cheap Stores.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-25

f{sO TEACHEK..-FOR RENT Or SALE,
i frame school House, with complete
set OF desks atd other necessary furniture. The
building Is In one Of the most central and egibla
locations In the city, and where hourishing School
has been sustained. Apply to
s au3f--dts sk W.~GDDDiN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-25

NOMPOUND TONIC PILLs-FOR AGUE
y AND FEVER.-These Pills rapidly super
eeding all Others and are universally acknowl
edged by all who have used them, to be the bes,
Pills for the speedy and ce tain cure of Ague and
Fever, in They require but two days to ef
feet radical cure-and seldom fail TO give saIisac
ton to all who try them. For sale only by
2l E. ]. PICOT, Druggist
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-25

JVANTKD-A WOMAN without incumbrsnce,
w who is q plain Cook, Washer and Iron.
er, for the balance OF the year.
sc 2l-4t u. WATT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-25

1t FOX kLIVEkPOOL.-Tne fast sailing
- and well known Bremen ship Wesfphn-
la, captain Vessels, is now at City Point, ready
tor cargo, the larger portion of which being
gagged she will have dispatch. For balance Of
fIeight apply to BEV CLOPTON or to
Sc III LUOLAM a. WATSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-25


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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-25

NUAE, COAL, WOuD.-i prepared to
v supply consumers with Anthracite and Bitumi
nous Coal. Coke and Wood, at current prices and
solicit orders from my friends and the public.
SAMUEL HAYES,
au 4-3m North side the Basins
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-25

FREsH BUTTER.-Just received lew pots
Il very fine fresh Butter from the country Alse,
few boxes fresh ground Coffee in store, for sale
by
Sc Is GEO J. HERRING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-12

TxRzAL o. Az INDIAN Fos HUaDna limited
States w. John Mo,eskin, ~ IDdiaa. charged with the
murder Of john Doctor another Indian committed on
the Military Reserve about Fort Gratiot IN St Clair
~ The main witness for the prosecution was Paupsu
mcsche (anotber Indian who that some time in
July last ths accused john Doctor (he deceased him.
ssf and another Indian winsss who examined pse
cured some bquor. and dstermned to have spree
They proceeded to the woods ana, after drinking and
emokpg rome dispute arose between the accused Mole
shn) and the other Indian whsreupon Mosskin attacked
him and beat him ths second wtness) and thst then
Psupaumosche nterfred, and pushed the accused
the fire to where John Doctor lying and that imme
datey he began to beat end stamp the deceased using
him very violently Soon after they laid down. and sspt
till morning; and about daylight they arose. and vent to
vaken John Doctor. and found him dead Then the pr
eoner after having made them promise to sonceA him,
dragged the bedy under rine which had been cut
down and left 1t there where 1t found two
three weeks after by Mr. Hail. of Port Huron In very
decayed state much that 1t impossible to
copne the features to determine the identity Of the
peron The Jury retired and after being out all night
could not to agreementthere being eleven for
ecquittal and one for conviction whereupon judge
Wikls discharged the prisoner and The Jury Detroit
Free Press Dec,
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Died.

On Friday, Dec 10 the Rev. JoHS j REGAIN, assistant
paator OF ST Paul's Catholic church. Brooklyn aged IS
years.
The funeral services will take place at st Paul. Church.
Bro ksn. Monday, 18th inst, At O'Clock, A. M af
ter shch the body will be removed to the vaults OF st
Pstriok's Cathedral New York
On Saturday evening 18th inst. OF commissions MARY
JASE, wife Of VIM I. Bryan and daughter of the late
Patrick Funey. aged Fl year, and Is days
The restseb and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend her funeral to morrow, 18th inst
/ 4 O'Clock from her late residence No. 252 Fulton
On Saturday Dec il, at Harlem, Mary BREE, sged ~
years.
Her friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
to attend her funeral to day, at sclock p NJ from
the residence OF Thos Foulks No los 6oerck street
On Friday December 10 sfter long and painful llness
borne with christian resignation ANNE. wife Of Henry
keene In the AID year Of her age
The friends Of the family also the friends Of Henry and
John Reynolds respectfully invited to attend her fu
neral this day sunday) 18th inst, from her late resi-
dercs No 20 Elizabeth street Her remains will be taken
to Greenwood Cemetery for iuterment
On Saturday morning, Dec IL OF paralysis ELIzABsrH,
wife Of Raef f. Stew In the 6Sth year OF her sge
The relatives and friends of the family and those Of
her James and william l. respectfully invited
to attend her funeral from her late residence No. 80
West Twenty first street Monday l3 h iast, at half
past o'clock A. Her remains will be taken TO st
John e Cemetery, Yonkers, for interment.
On Friday morning, Of consumption, GEoRGE 0DELL,
aged ~ years ana months.
His remains will be taken this morning at o'clock
from No 255 Fifth street TO East Chester.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-12
PASSENGER Sailed.

LIvER POOL Steamship Bsito-M Montague, France;
WsinwTiaht Quebeo;ic Milford NY9rk; Low. L.ndoa
F Blanchard, N York; Goddard, Philadelphia; PHI
ling Buckley. Brooklyn: Harrs U Happer. Ksn
York; Young. IRELAND; sheehan, NYork; Cantss
Spain; j Lsyalle: nt,.ohe Peruvian delegations n "
Montrssl p Csriebach, A Taller II Robbins NYorI;
Cater W and Cater, Londoii J Q Clark, NYorki L
Mr. suisse, Fisncei Noon Nvorh; Hampson Pennsyva
mia Clement - Wis; Bradley virsiais Septt,
Brennan, ireland. Mr. Dixon and wishtman, Canada
Beyisns. ireland; W orlsno and harway, Spain
wa Ensl.,nd Russo Rassi. MARY Mcc,ncn LELAND
Tewer Hayana; NJ do 10 Place France; Johnson.
Os-egoi Nicola, Cubs-Total 81. Specie sss5 500,
Ducsohet, NJ Hopk ms RiefkohL Mrs MCPHERSON two
children and nurse Avendana Mccormick, A Quintuo
sd
n Ba.nun, / N Msshsr, d W sherman. Keith Lieut. Mo
lin.ri; U A. and servant Jarvis, D Pynehon. Marsh
Church and lady. Mrs MeGown Merritt, P TEAR @
Rempore. Mrs Capt Marsh Miss Butler, Miss Butler
mrs Strickland Miss Smith, Radclf, Radolif-7o
CHARLEsroN- Steamship Marion-M Y Beach and lady,
Ms: H srss JIG ssasns Barnss ns'f
AND ME- AaHson Mrs Srp
nurse. Mr. Mclean, M Ketchum Master D Ketohum, Mr.
Smith Mis- D Lsper: Il Fink: 5 Cole, Tryon. 2
Rotsr Burns Miss Burns Mrs Weldon B Hunt
and child p c, hnor-72 in the storage.
q Lp,SoTS MT Whsehs,di ~, sohsIl 4 s;sms9,
G1ifsshs serreii, Diworsh and LADY PERT PERT
nan " Clarke. BrAnsford Miss Meeoon II Caring
man-lS in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-12

PrLApsLpHIA. Dec Ii.tReported BY Barker, Brotherl
First Board-Sl coo Pitsburg Coupon Ga 49, $l05 $4,000
Reading Railroad 6 TO- 93 200 do, cash. 9 s50 County
bs 60 new 94; 900 sohuyltill Navigation Mortgage
Union cspa sswn TX; no DO l7, Ivo % IS M 50
500 IRIS Canal b5 22x; $50 do in lots, 224 100
$50 do b5 2l Pennsylvania Railroad in lots cash, 49
leo do and BIS and inIere 81 Chesa cake and Del.
Canal l47 80 Beaver Meadow Railroad b5 do do
81 20 ehigh Navigation, T3 100 Long Island Railroad b.
N: 100 do do 2 so IsS; 800 do SIS 27 100 do
b5 17A;6 orth America Bank 1856 Beteen BoIrds-S
Camden and Amboy Railroad 5s 6s 81; so shares Union
Canal Is ISL 500 do DO in lots cs.h, ls4 3o9 DO d. in
IsS g DO ISL 80 Long Island s.road I'd 2x 100 Do
Della. Canal, l % do Al; 100 oksburg Railroad b5
1876 goo Morris Canal in lots 5 2,A 10 hsster Valley
Railroad, 20; so do, s5wn 60 Sccoad Board-S50J Nova.
utinR Be- CO. So 900 huytill Nsvigs Ga 49, x
500 North american Coal 1917 100 Susquehanna Canal Hx
Market Gull.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-12

&c. LYDIA nssses rSsviasstsvE nssss Leonard.
!. rs Plea Hsass. BARK wislaal tBssn,. IRON City
NEwP0RT, pee e-Ar sshss wsaSspasss, EDDY George
do: Chesapsale Babhrdss. NYork FOR BanSov Mghtfoe
PEGGY Saussrss for Boston; Mary Bslsh, Wsnn Balt
NiwARK. Dec io-Arr sshr Augustus Brush, Iassport,
-NANrUCKEr. Dec s-Nd sshr Tryau Adaus, Baltimore,
NEW BEbFORD. Dee lo-Arr sehrs Tryaii, Adams. Nan.
tuoket for Baltimore Sid sohrs Thos sith Kelley
folk; sloop Index. Bumpus, NYork
PROVIDEN CE, Bee 9-Arr sohrs Union. Bangs Bslu
via Apponaug Harriet Chandler (of NYorkJ Lynch
the Denmark, Penny, from Baltmors. SID sohr fIssh
Jackman, Norfolk (and anchored belowl
PORTLAND Dec 6-Arr bark Canada Lis ,omb NYork;
brig DmArara Nerithew, 81 narys Ga; schrs LIE wis.,
25th ut briggs cier Hartman Norfolk "a hours
Shamrock willard. PhadelphiA Mary Thorn pson Grant,
Providence. to load Cubs. Cid 9Th, brig utnr, Leeds
littejohp Havana 9th bsrks American, Adie, Trinidad
SAVANNAH. Dec Arr brigs Marshall Ryder, Boston
Carribbee Crabtree NYork schr Isaac Cohen Herx Bull
Jock Havala Below ship Bochambeau, Stsckpole, from
NYork. Cid brig Rio GrAnde, Tarbox, Boston.
Richmond. sid lst, bark Warren, Haskell, NOrleans
WILMINGTON, &C, Dec 5rr brigs Kate Heath. Ben.
nett Bermuda; 7,h Curtis, Cnrtis: Boston; Sth W
Walker. Eegcombo MstapEss Cid 9th. brig Helveyn
Davis Bostoi; It'll. bark Barney Luther. Mobile;
Dugan Collins WIpdies sth, sohr Jonas Smith, jones'
WASH GroN, NC Dec Arr sohrs Comet, Pugh
Rachel Jane Simmons and su ith, Smith, NYork Cid
WIsCAsSET, Dec 6-Sld bark M White, Lewis, Savan
nab.
WAREHAN, Dec Arr schr Charles. Norfolk. Sid 6th
brig Kinds Perry NYork aohrs Agawam Besse, and Va
taioss Fery do; soop CAtharine Maria do 9th, schr
Ii.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-12

These errors seem to alI impartisIy on either SIDE,
there being six where the OF county s
lost the other Of the democratic eie:tors and
eight cases where such vote is lost to the wings.
The State shows fever Of this class.
But Gov Hunt loses the whole vote OF lie Wis county,
l 7Se which returned For Washington - aud Mr.
Foll.tt the whole vote Of Clinton $685. by the obtruon
Of the initial into bis
Though these in way affect the result, yet
they should taken into consideration by the compiler
of statistics and be held awful warning to
less printers and ignorant supervisors
In the midst of this chaos OF GEOGRAPHY what chance
there would have been Mr. Treasurer Cook to
with bis primer in bis hand he might hsve crawed into
office in alphabetical gap, and like the boys At
school, "gone up for good spelling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-12
MARITIME INTELLIGEN
Movements of Ocean steamers


Port Of New York, December N, 1869.
CLEARED.
Steamship Alabama. LUDLOW. savannah. g T. xitohilL
stefmsfp Marion Berry, Charleston SpoHord Tleston
Steamship Roanoke. Parrish, Richmond. Ludlsm Plea
SAINTS. "
steamship City Of Richmond, Mitchell Norfolk, N L
sutton.
SHIP SCARCE, Howes Australia, John Ogden.
ship Rislto, Mitchell London, Robt smith
Ship Dirigo Dosne Glasgow, Dupham Dimon.
Bark Jasper Townsend w Coast of Afrios Juan Musoh
Bark bio. Leighton, Africa, r King " 60.
Bark Griffin, Hslsed Rio Janejro, Thatcher CornwsL
Bark Martha Ann. Babcoob, Matanzas King q Co.
Bark jane @ Williams, Masson, Apalschiooa, Sturgss
@esrmsn a Co.
Bark Evelyn, Hichborn, Savannah, Peek 4 Csuroh.
Bari hsgn ola, whiting New Haven, Fresmau 4 ca.
Brig Paaina (NorwI, LoneLtsep, 81 Mary. schmidt X
Baabon
BtIe strab paticIs Faimonth J. = plrt.ra
"nv sos-s.sa S...vy, aoaavsyn, sso,.c, IoGtohst q
Bornwsu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-12
Telegraphic Reports.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec 11-No0n
TIE cotton market is depressed and unsettled
Since the announcement of the Niagara's news 900
bales have been sold at decline of fourth Of
cent per ID We quote middliog at $40 Business of
all kinds has been checked in oonseq Of the high
price OF frsghtscctton to Liverpool being at penny
and 10 HAVE tvo cents
NEW ORLEANS Dec lip. II.
Ten houspd bales Of have been sold to day at
decline Of fully three eighths to half cent since
the Niagarzs n ceived We now put mddlng
down &C. Ten thousand sacks of Rio coffee la
solo DUNG the week at TO akc. The stock hand
an cunts 10 &c eco sacks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-12

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT We learn that two
children of Mrs Catcher one aged four months the
other four years and two children Of Mr. Snyder aged
respectively twelve and five years crushed to death
few days since by the falling Of roof attached to
old house In Hartford county, the Jopps road The
parents of the unfortunate children at the time Of the
accident, were on the top OF the house repairing
vice through which the rain and tn cir united
weight proving too heavy for the totterng roof it fell
with sudden crash and caused the dreadful casualty
described aboye-BaLiaore Clipper, Dec. 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-12

Nor A CoUNTERFEIr = The December B ank Note
Detectors mention counterfeit on the Mechanic
Bank South Boston. They describe It two dollar
BILL with vignette of blacksmith st his anvil and
the right end young girl With plated hair We in
formed that 30 far tbs knowledge Of the bank Itself and
the Suffolk Bank extends there Is such cou nterfet
The description given Is description Of the gen
uine and IL is believed that there are no
fts OF any description on the Mechanics Bank-Bos,on
JyareUer. Dec 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-12

On Monday Dec by the Rev D. Evans. AuGusr
WASTELs to Mis-, HARRIET Qutcx. both Of this city.
In this city by the Rev ]. Mett, HENRY 0vEaISGIoN
to JANE ANNA eldest daughter Of Elan Sanford OF Perth
Amhoy N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-12
Pnssenpers Arrived


CHARLEsroN-steamshipJ James Adger-Nss Dean, Mrs
Hunter. Coleman and lady, MoCrery Tomlinson,
HnwJey. M Psndergast, K Jstswart West, Beene,
Sipgerland, Capt Tucker Mr. Norrs-lO in steeiage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-12

The Superintendent OF Public Printing wsrded the
contracts for the three first printing paper 10
ID Butler & Go. Of New York These clssses embrace
~ the paper rqursd for the Congressional printing
ri award We lean met the cordial appreciation Of the
rIesoept OF he Senate and Speaker OF the House OF
hspresen'suves to whom by courtesy they we're sub
the bidders. With their bids
pAPAp-ophDKn pVrp.,axa q -.....
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-12
Official Vote or WiscOns sin.

The following is the result Of the vote for esdenta
Electors in this state declared By the official oaayas
Pierce. 33 65s Scott. % 240 HALE. sSl4
22240
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1HlPElN0.

-~~---~--~>,>l sa1rE1ro: ---------
i Mail Steamships
,,,, FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL 40,
IRON sosros 70 I1vnnrcoI-
=: ships from Boston cali :. Hsi,i::.:
s.: ssS$a s; e. ;;
:sssssssd Bow rod q Ssrs bow; ~ = 49, A' ~ n
Si.lss Harrison. Now York. %ssas:Sss. ~ Dec.
.s hss' ss ;:'i York, Es:s:y s Jan:
1srshs not secured until paid Tor. '''
6e % Ss:s h In % no. DO for
ss
1las Ssrssi therein
''' freight OF ''''.f. c sGRsZ No. Bowling Green.
~ Gomgsn1:-Tss Gaissd state: s.u .se.nsT:. 4.
sofS7 hss. sSm1 ~
sis:s sep
a,sssis S s., H ,sssjs j D:s
These steamers sui expressly q
~ .sis
hoy
sr e s e r1oSssSns e ks1d0a ov
from Hsvre Of sou.ismpton 70 New York s
No secured un paid for A. soIssos
rsa + Rsirfti ePs'ys ,,..s,,
shkE1asA iSs dRSs kfSE' 90. rou.sAm,
TnE LIVERPOOL ,,., AND s, ra Il. STEAM
IRON PHrLADELrMIA. $40,
Gisy Of annonsster THURSDAY THURSDAY, { Ian lsss
CRY Of asnshssser. .Thursday Nsr ls sss
o's 'iA's'~ RON avrRrooI '0'
Gsy q Wsanssd., Ian
City Of 9iasss. "Wednesday. Mar. 1859
'''S OF AAn'n''' kxTEs OF PASSAGE. aa' H. i0''
g. g. or. Of 20 . Il.
sad tound VITA comfortably. cooked provisions, for
l. ssss friend. ssn .s .i5p ssa
aostes of yaosa!e and drafts the Bank Of Irelsnd
IL q II
SrEAx BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
s,s
60 500 ~ s .. second cabin
aAFiRE CITY Henry windie commander, will sail from
ns .[R
and ssss 3
steersss s@ Specie only taken freight TO Havana.
of IN. 5 e
adipx signed sitter u oolost day .ains FOR
''4 g. RoBSRfs III Yves. street. corner Of warren
T'o THE WEST INDIA ISLANDS AND CnAGREs.
4 ny the British royal mail steamship CONWAY, Capt
This steamship designed sail from say.nn.h e.ors
month fe5 chssTs,s touching At Nassau. N P Inssp.
due Chagrss the 18th Of each month"; and return the
18th sy b., same royte, to Savannah
So. will s ar: e iy
Islands. and sonyeyanes IN the sissn.hips
n addition 70 those named sSovs = :. r,...
es sI.ssS H H:ssa... s. g. E ESsis
SS sSsssss Sssstia.. ssns. ssess,
Cry Town. Porto Rice. TT1isasas
From savannah 10 Nassau. ACCOMPLISHMENTS
D. 90. Jan Jan aica.... .................... 90
-. - uneiasias steward: iies.j ''''''''''"
and 4 S Sp,S;n TO hs Ssnss lsn
gscis conveyed the usual terms ensagemsns.
o. rssss for shs % !.
conveyed 20 from New York. By the o. Man ships
sAML !. MfTcniLf, Agent, 1874 From. street, my.
SPEoIE AND GOLD DUST FROM oALIFonNIA.NEw
~ ano San FRANCISCO steamship Line
i sgsss gold he notice
PAY RSxSyiiss. BS sSS ssss CO., General Agents.
New York. aestembsr ia Is52-rhe Now York and
Gan Fra5sisc steamship linz hnvin arranged with
which has deemed satisaety BY the undersigned,
they are willing TO take insursnos rem san Fran
MUM for coming under the prcteoton Of the guard Of
coast a. has IL yet allowed gpeoe guarded by
ss. sSiIs Company Cook AssS
Io Mutual Company tsigned) walter r. Jonos
aonorn Mutual Insurance Company fsgned) by Alfred
Osdtn; Tho san Mutual insurance Company A. B. Nelson,
ths New rt Mutual IneurnnoeCompsuy (ssnsdl by j. B.
FuIervhhei Eercaniie Insurance Company Ew0od Wal
tsr; the co,dmrreaj fpsurauco Coninsnv Danio DRAKE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-12

HORRIBLE ACCIDENT Mr. Hunt, of Rutland
Vt, brakeman the Rutland and burlington Rail.
road fell between the Thursday and twenty
heavily laden freight passed over him crush ng
and manglipg Ms body 10 the most horrible manner
Nothing was left unnjured except the head. An at
Vsinpt was made 10 his life by the smputatiou
- smos setting Of bones &c. One Veg had been cur off
the surgeon had commenced the amp ltsAon Of the
o'n'ii "hen ne expired = n ov Budget Dec. 10
NoMANs MAN Cert Smith avs, We're
w - "l,o elected ne. shout. IA w.r tia wJnan
Ghe vo-1en rle aded and rreysa ~ ~ III 81, -.
ThsEn 10 the women for such A tesuit y - .-.-.-~'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-12

Gain. s. 438 1s.62o Loss. 1,779 Inc. :. % .eS
The free soers 1t will be have lost LIZA votes
since 1S4S the wings have gained ABS votes aud the
democrats 1890 The aggregate increase in the of
The State r 2b 2g3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-12

In the rison of the electoral tickets Of the two
psrtiea have chosen those portions least affected by
m prints Of ballots returns OF which the
schedule of scattering votes shows great number
These extensive fnexcusabe and affect equally the
wbig and democratic candidates Thus, In Aegany six
electors lose from 467 e78 votes by m'sprint In
Brooe eiec tor ioees 1885, two in Cattaraugus 6o1
the vote Of the sie electors generslY seems to
have b. tIavestied in the spelling in every county in
the State These and the folio wing errors by
which be oectzeps excluded from the count
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