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The daily union., 1852-10-02

I kRsE STOCK or NEW eooDs.-ws have the
IL pleasure o presenting the pubc generally and the ladies
ueniay one Of The richest soss u dry goods comprising soRs
raj from calico ca which
purchased undcS The hammer Ner extremely iov prices
al n which wef be ready exhibit IN fev We would
respectfully the q lads friends elegant stock
Of dress goods, comprising
Rich figured and heavy coiored Pouli De Sole
Plain euoed eh co. IN orange Kht blue pink lavender,
aid cherry, suitable for evening party dresses
pieces very rich black satin Turc
god quality, q low figure
VERY rich and glossy Rhnes prisnr
elegant stock Of lan goods presented for
sale
10 pieces oh chsson satin Dc chine, purchased auction,
which win ssi IS and SIX cents, very cheap
10 pieces verY rich black hfocade lks bargain
One oi Of small figured birds sk rich dark color,
very cheap
pieces heavy watcred siiks wide and cheap
10 % nch, sof finish. glossy four de-
os IN al desirable shades Of blue, mode,
and with other styles Of ak goods, which
we win show with pleasure and otter very cheap
We also have received superb lot ~ handsome oeines end
cashmrre o enrsy styles and feel confident
show coors snd patterns prices,
any retail house n the counfry.
Added the shove ,srino plain DE-
snes, low pce ~ashneres, almost
everything N the dry rpod line an of which promise sell At
northern prices, II not Tess.
sept as-dsuf W. NJ sHUsTER co.
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SUtRTsf Shirtsf shirts i-Fine u every
style snd q ths best quality aH and embrodered fancy DO
DO A full and complete assortment Ind.
shrs made order The s manner and Al tbs
ueei ana az ~susnted ht, G. a. LANES
Furnishing T-'shishnnsnt
SEP ls-Gw7wdf PenE. av., near ~ street
News snd Telegfsohl
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T.nxAsY Hall, New York,

September rs, 1854
GrvxpaLt The Core spending Commitse Of the Demo.
GRATIS Republican Young Mems General Committee for the
city and county Of New York. hearing Of your arrival feel
authorized 10 behalf Of the Young Men. General Com.
mec and Of the people thcy represea % invite you TO
and address the democratic citizens Of New York
Monday evening. October T. Tammany Hall, the
oaslon Of the grand torch-lght procession
The distinguished services you have rendered the coun-
Try e,pecaly in the recent ias against Mexico, In
which you established for yourself nnd the American arms
indeble and your known devotion to The policy
and principles which mark the democratic party from iti
opponents understood and appreciated by the democ
r,cy OF this city and il would therefore, afford them the
hghes Qualification and greet you within the walls
o. the "od wigwam."
With great e,ieem, your fellow ctzens,
ULYSSES D. FRENCH,
WIN M0NTEITH
CHARLES A. MAY,
JOHN WILSON,
A. IT, GALLAGHER,
JOHN B KELLY,
j. B BRECKlNBRIDGE,
Corresponding Committee.
To General Wa s. HkRNKY, Uniled States Army, Asor
House, New York.
The daily union., 1852-10-02

poy~ aun.t Guns III inrt receive Ans lo'
n ~ s-na pie~e~ among which dcabs and sHs~
hw hov. rn.s wih Us, Aiso. hns ss
fusrr -. t-r,,s rnr end RE powder, w complete SOC
'f'FN"s - - ~ LTNDsLrY.
s.uf 4s-saz~ Ftns ssrp..s, sesh idsS sts
The daily union., 1852-10-02

SIS 900 !-sl1 900 $50 lie pines of 81 900
Lottery or benefit O the
STATE OF DELAWARE.
Cias l23, for 1852.
To be Wilmington Del, Saturday, October
umbe n ea package OF Is tckeu
The daily union., 1852-10-02

Bursan Typographical Engineers, Sept 1s, 1852.
DROPOsaLs Will be received BY the Secretary az War until
q January, lcS3 for the removal Of the rsn Red
which viii he awarded the lowest
biddrr be satisfactory the
ment eIcced hundred thousand dollar.
The daily union., 1852-10-02
sroa HousF. New York.

To General wa s. HARSrY, United States Army, Aslor
House New York.
The daily union., 1852-10-02

W NJ. sHUsTER n co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04
THE --LATEST

SULLIVAN COUNTY, Pierce has over 500 msjority-a
svhig Of about 400. The vhole democratic ticket
elected
srEuBEN County (complete) .-165o majority for
Pierce and /, ,76o for Seymour
MoNRoE CourTY-The returns come In slo WY but the
,esult is Scott has coo majority State ticket
COO, Body (whg) for Congress- 500 Williams (dem
or Clerk; about s00 other officers wing Three
wbie Assembly men are elected.
GREENE COUNTY AGO majority for Pierce The rest
of the ticket is democratic except for Clerk.
OroSpAoA CorvIy All heard from except Spaford
PieIces majority Is $685. Seymour 425 Jones' for Con-
gres 43e; Parker (wbg) for sheriff Ia: soeun (vhg)
Clerk about 100 and probably elected The rest are
demooratic
CavuGA CoUSIY elects Morgsu TO Congress.
MADISON CousTy gives 6errt smith $50 msjorty and
DOC minority In 0swego Wood and kneeland ace elected
30 the Assembly The Others not ascertaned There
o small Webster vote, and rather large one for
Hsle
sr. LAWRENCE CoUSTY Pierce has 900 majority,
GeJ mour 1,1e0. and Congressman 100. Thirty first
DtuictThcmas Feger (whig) is elected to Congress
by n little over 800 majority.
osrrpA Cousry--piorce has SOC majority Seymour
eco majority Mattesou (vhig for Congress has 1000
majority. The democratic Sheriff has 800 majority
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04

SIEGULAR DISCOVERY We learn, says the Balti-
more County Whig, from q gentleman recently
from Calvert county, the following Singular inc,-
dent A week or 10 ago. q heavy rain washed
down the bank the side of the street which leads
TO the public warehouse, in the village OF Lo yer
Marlborough, in tras county, exposing to view .
large number OF tar barrels lying In every position,
If thrown in hurriedly Some Of the tar is said
to be stiil good tor The barrels very short
and broad very different from any that have been
in use for long time. The first impression was,
naturally, thai the tar had been stored ia this
place in the lste with Great Britain, when the
British were ascending the Patuxens, on their way
to BladeDsbpig. But il must have been deposte1
there at much earlier period, for Mr Rob bnson, an
old gpntleman VINO has resided in Lower Mari
borough sirce many years bsfore the war, says it
has certainly not been placed there within his
recollection-and his memory Of past events Is very
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stock Sales.

PHIApEIpHuA Nov ST. reported BY Keen h Taylor -
syrsr hoard sl0O0 susquebanna Canal 6s 72h I0J0
Reading Hsilrosd mortgage IS ~ 9s; 200 shares Long
lis 800 DO t6 100 eo 3D. IN 100 Morris Canal ,ash
cash 2o; 25 Cumberland valley Railroad Preferred So
American Bank l5s Bank Of Penn .ylvania ll9A
Rettrcrn BodrdssGU Pennsylvania Ss, i 400 Susque-
hsnns Canal b5 72 iM0 TO- 72k so Philadelpha and
bury Tread Ts 70 as 100 shares Schuylk Navigs
tor Preferred 16s iO Long Island Rsroad b6 17M;
do TN 35 do I'M 50 DO b5 IGN 2e do. l7 90 do, s5wn,
III, Second Boord.-SIS OOj Pennsylvania Hs 81; 5000
Reading kailroaa Mortgage gs ~ gS 5000 Residing Rail-
roas bs u, b5 49, 500 schuyihn Navigation 6s 49, b5,
a1; 2OCO County bs 90 old 49, 800 camden and Amboy
Rsrosd &C. 67 stwn lo"'S' 80 shares schuyitiil Nsv
Railroad 47i 6do. bssn. 4SS; 2o0 Io Island Rail ,oad
i6vr T. I7, 400 DO as TX 2N do rs, l7H 40 do avn
lrr,t 2ti 80 irard Bark b. S1s 49, do b5 isis after
scoyd 10 H. res Lshigh Nsvisston y; 70 Long Isa,d
80 a., va 80 schn'ikil Navigation Preferred. 2j6
-aas. .s-,g.
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Pierce's majority. ...........

In one district majority only given.
: Two districts not heard from district wanted.
The returns In from Mount Pleasant and York
tSwn will il Is said the majority for Pier:e and
kirg to 2le. The majority tor Heratto Seymour the
democratic Governor elect, Is set down at LII for
Frederick Foilett, for Canal Commissioner LILO for
DARIUS Clark for Prison Inspector ESQ for Jared "
Peck mber Of Congress fr the Ninth Congres-
xioI sl district ia for VI George Finch over Jere
niSh Move, TO represent the First Assembly district
about is naority for Jacob ode member Of Assembly
iron, tie Second district, 7be Charles Bashgste
Aisop IL lockwood the democratic Sheriff elect had
Sajofity of 1874 his oppouent Wm Dorriu and
Robert r. Oakley, ffem received majority OF 23i
over James hi crit. whig
The democratic candidates for State aud county ofco
roceiyed au syersge majority of / 200 votes
Dr. Collet (~big the Temperance Alliance candidate
Cor member OF Assembly to represent the First district
received about $50 thereby defeating the election
If the regular whg candidate Jeremiah Howe.
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THE VILLAGE OF PIEDMONT, VA This little
village. situated in Hampshire county, Virginia, OPP
poste Westernport Mary land is tho creation Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad The Cumberland
Journal says:-It is beautifully located at the foot
Of the Allegheny mountains, and is surrounded by
an amphiheatre cf hills Here is located the spIen
did engine house Of tho company, and here TO
be its machine shops, unless IL should DO deter ned
to continue them at Cumberland The village al
ready boasts its stores warehouses hotels, and pr
vate dwellings, Around it, on the sides Of tho
mountains, rich veins Of semi bituminous COAL
Above it, mile or two. is the mouth of Savage,
where coal also abounds. Already are the coal
rise in value. The New Greek Company are about
to commerce operations not far from the mouth Of
Savage, and several IL hdividual proprietors will
likewise begin to open out in short time IL is
reduced to n certainty that the second track tho
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Will be soon required
for our coal trade
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The Feeling Thfous hput the Country.


TELEGRAPHIc
DEMOCRATIC REJoICISG IN WASHINGTON GENERALS
SCOTT AND rIERCl ErC.
WAsnrsGroS Nov. 1852
The democrats here are course in ecsacies ut the
overw heming defeat OF the Seward and Greeley clique
and the Fillmore scarcely less pleased great
democratic demonstration is talked of for to night.
The wings here feel thoroughly beaten but not
aspersted dpiIited afsr Mr. Clay's defeat
General Scott, last night. gave up all hope He ex
pressed himself having personal regret put sym
ard time for bin The Gepere fees good deal
this evening lie attributes his defeat ffatly TO the
New YolK HERALD; secondly to the DETECTION for Nc
Webster; ard lastly 10 tho lukewsrmness o. Mr. Fill
and his fii,nds. The General has not been a~ay
from the city and attends the meeting OF the Mill ay
Asy lbm Board every day
General Pierce has ade promise, intmations
to who shall compose his cabinet On the contrary he
has steadily refused to say hing the subject not
vi rhstanoDg the many pilgrimages which have been
made by wire pullers to hts residence
EXCITEMENT AMONG THE CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATS
HARTFORD, Nov 8 1852
tremendous jolliGcatio1 Is going here The
city is brilliantly Illuminated and boL res blazing in
every direction Several speakers addressing thu
crowd, and the democrats in the tasst kind of
spirits This is the first time since 1886 that Connescs
has voted for democratic President Pierces plurality
Is full three tbouand
REJOICING AT ITHACA
IrHAcA, Nov. g. 1852
The democracy of this place frantic with joy the
Of Pierce and King and this afternoon they fred
one hundred guns in honor of the event
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Dem. gain since 184S 1904

Dem Hhin e1nce 1915 I,UO4
BALTIMORE. Nov. 3, 1852.
The counties of Frederick, Washington, Montgomery,
Hartford, Cecil, Prince Georges, Anne Arundel Bald-
and Carroll aud Baltimore City, give Pierce GAS
majority His majority in the State will not fall short
of COO In 1s4s Tayors majority 3,174. THIS Is
the first time that Maryland has cast her vote for de-
mocratic President.
PS-Al the State has been heard from except Charles
and st. Marys counties giving majority Of 7S2 for
Pierce which will be decreased about 600 by the remain
ing counties
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Meteoroiogtcai Observations.

MoRsE's LINE, oFricE BAwMEVr no. ~ WALL STREET.
WEprssDAY. Nov 1854
BUFFALO, s p. NJ Gold and oiouiy Wint wess.
Thermometer 46. Barometer - 81
RocHEsTEG, s p. M very wet, rainy, disayresab,e
day. Wind north. Thermometer 67.
AUBURN. s P NJ Clear and pleasant ovenag Light
northwest wind Therm Dneer 40.
SYRACUSE, 8 p. M.--Clear and pleasant evening" Rs-
ther cool
Urea, s p, M.--Cear and cold. Wind northwest.
Ths srmometer As.
ALBANY, s p. MA clear, beautfI evening Wind
north Thermometer ~ Barometer 20 5000 Ms-
curv
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SUDDEN AND HORRIBLE DEATH - LAST night
about half psst o'clock, an accident occurred at
No. Al Lombard street, which rSsUlted in the death
Of lady named shannon. Ii appears, from what
could learn, that Mics s was in the act Of closiog
the shutters. when che is supposed to have been
precptated from the fourth story Of the house, her
head striking the pavement, dlshiug out her brains
and causing almost instant death. Miss s. was
much respected by all who know her; and the horr-
bic and sudden death which che met With has caused
thrill OF horror and pain TO Philadelphia H.
QtIiyey, Noe e.
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Louisiana, Alabama, and Mississippi.
The annexed dispatches contain all the additional re-
turns recei we'd from the above States -
New ORLEANS, Nov q 1882
Partial returns from the State Of Louisiana indicate
that has gone for Pierce The majority In this city
the adoption of the new constitution is over 1000
New ORLEANS, Nov. g. 1852.
The election returns in very slowly but the wings
have given up Louisiana Alabama and Mississippi The
following the full from two counties in the
Iatfar Stafa.-
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REGATTA IN CHARLEsToN.--Georgi will bo well
represented in the regatta which is 10 take place IN
Charleston, s G, on the 18th and 18th Of Noyem-
ber Four boats arrived here on Saturday, from
the south, in the steamer William Castor, Wis tho
Becky Sharp, eight oars; Kate kenon, SIX oars;
Lightning. four oars; Ssafk, two oars All OF
these boats bave herstoore proved themselves very
swift, and will, no doubt give good account o.
themselves in the coming races -charlesfoa Ns'cs,
OFT %
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The figures from Michigan are Of such unsatisfac
tory character that forbear publishing them unit
something definite is recsived We have returus
from about twenty different towns but from entire
county The State certain for Pierce and kim that
but little anxiety appears to be felt to hear from her.
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Markets.

NEw OaLEANs, Nov. q 1859
brisk business has been done In cotton day not
withfspdpg he election exctcments 900 bales sold
prices fsvong buyers but without any Guotabe change
NEw oRLsaSs, Nov s. Nooa.
Cotton has undergone material ch irgs since the
receipt of the PscGcs 1000 bales sold ths orn
ipp-middliug, ohc Flour has advanced to 81 q fog
Ohio. Mess pork sells at $40 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04
BROOKLYN CITY
THE STATE ELECTIONS.
New York State Election.

SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Thomas W. Cumming (dem ..... .............. 4s9S
The second district Of the Fourth ward first district Of
the Fifth second district of the Sixth, The Seventh
tire and the first district of the Eleventh Yet to be heard
from not having been counted at late hour last
ing MIR. Cummings election is however consi dered
certain
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Tennessee.

The returns from this State come in very slowly.
despatch received at late hour last night from Nash
Vile ststes that the result still in doubt although in
the twelve counties folly and partially received Pierce
gains 2Gl votes over Trousdale's vote last year.
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New Hampshire,

Returns fom sixty three towns give Scott 1885,
Pierce 10 $50 showing gallo for the latter Of ss6
tie vote for Govrtor 1850 when The democrats
red the State by 1000 Escr'y
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The returns from the Old North State, % Is usually
the case, come In slowly Cumberland county gives
majority Of 677 for Pierce Several other counties have
been partially heard from which indicate democratic
gains the last aubsrnatoral election when that
party carried the State by over 5000 majority.
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New YOrks

New YOrks
COMPARATIVE MAJORITIEs.
In1s5o when the dem party united the State
Scket, the whig majority in tho State was 2s5 for
Washington Hunt, Governor We compare the majori-
ce on Presidential election of Tuesday, with vote
of 1850 the democrats divided in 1S48
between Caes and Van Buren,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04

SUSPICION OF MURDER The wife daughter, aud
son in law Of named John McNally, the Of
property in Phlad.pbis have been arrested In Fairfax
county Va on the charge OF numbering him. Ills body
which had been buried at Alexandria disinterred
hare received thirteen musket shots in the
brea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-04

The Opinions OF the Press.
Relative to the result Of the election will be found In
the page Politicians Of all creed should net fail to
read them
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About two weeks since Mr. Webster sent TO Boston f,r
In qe lantern 10 be plsced lh- host shlch lay a.
sncbor on bs pond ', ble from he cnsnber where bs
Isy HerAse thst this ntsrn should Do ht syssy
- =. - ..l.s usvu
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l848
CSss. Taylor
90


Democratic gain in five counties. s............ 1861
teleeraphic despatch, received last night hom Lex
Dgton KY informs that the State Civ on her vote
for Pierce by 1000 majority.
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The returns from this State very msssrc IN tn
south division Of Chicago the vote stood for Psr,o 6s
cctt ola Hale 1888.
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The few additional scattering returns received last night
from Virginia indicate that the Old Dominion has cast
her electoral for Pierce and King by overwhelm
ing majority.
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Missouri

In the city Of st. Louis the majority for Pierce is 312
over 500 more than reported yesterday.
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VOTE OF TIE CITIES In MASSACHUSETTS
Pennsylvania.

COMPARATIVE hAJORITIKS.
We compare the returns, far received with the
Presidential election of ls4s, when Tayors majority in
the State was 1861
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Pierce's majority

mhJoIity zLt .o..
Showing democratic gain Of 243 votes since 1913.
Two precincts In sussex county to hear from which
WIZ not materially reduce Pieroes majority.
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despa ch from Cleveland snys additional returns
received from different quarters OF the State, show
increased for Scott from the free soil ranks The
State however, gone for Pierce by from 900 to 1000
majority
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y Il " s BY TELEGRAPH.

From Canada.
THE GRAND TRUNK RAILwAy-THK CHOLERA
QUrHso, Nov ., 1859.
The grand trunk railway finally carried yssterdav
the opposition Of the Montreal Company having ssoa
Withdrawn
No cholera have occurred duing the past forty
eight hours
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From Utah.

From Utah.
LoyIsvrLLE, Nov O. 1863
The Salt Lake mail arrived st Independence, Mo eu
the Goth Ult with month later from Utah.
The Pawpees becoming troubles soms, aud had
robbed small party of California e-nlsrants
The Chsyennes at with tho pawnees
party Of seventy Mormons tnsir way to In
eepe ndence aud st. Joselh's missionary tour.
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ADDITIONAL

Hale's majority in Ashtabula county Is 1ozs. The
vote for him in Lake is 1ol1 Ia Ashtabuia 2475 in
Trumbull 1o7s in Portage 256 and in Gesuga los.
the LATEST.
despatch received this morning states that piercss
majority In olio viii not fall short Of 10000.
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Frona Txxas, &c.

bALTIMUHh, NOV. D, INbE.
The nsi Is through from New Orleans Texas datas
TO the x3d oltimo had been received but the
Importance.
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Dem gain in these coupties 2o,126
These indicate that the democratic majority for
President In the State, will exceed $4,000.
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THE RESULT

According 10 Present Appearances.
THE ELECTORAL VOTE.
Nov 1852 Nov. 1S43.
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Connecticut.

For member Of Congress third district, Sabn, (whg
2s9 Haywood (dem } 1877 Mason, (free soil) 80.
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New Jersey.
North Carolina.

Dem. gain since 1s4S 5,s2s
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2 4" Charles Shelton.
g Sdmusl Liity.
4" GrLrse Trait
(suffc cdl Kobe'. NJ Price
In the fifth Cepgr iona d,trct the contest has been
very co,r- both psries claiming the minority From
tn ee hu Or ~ h ebig' po- dep down t. thirty aud
this " IL ou sroe IRE clp idsrahe number ofvotes
evi ells irtenc 70 tim but VIII cb Dusty
spot We understand The sholc matter will go to ID
House of Represent tives for fiuel a. justment.
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THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.


Democratic majority of 2e4 and districts 3d. 5th and
7th 10 hear from
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LoUIsyiLLE Nov 3, 1882
The contributions for the Wa hipgton monu uen. .
the polls In this city. amounted 70 s.oj 81.
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The democracy OF this place frantic with joy At th
Of Pierce and King and this afternoon they fired
one hundred guns in honor of the event.
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ENTITLED 10 THREE ELECTORAL VOTES