Presidential election returns and state tallies progress
The Observer reports returns from several states showing votes for Polk in Virginia by rumor, with favorable news from New York Tennessee North Carolina and Georgia. Rhode Island counties unanimously back Clay, yielding a total majority of 2502. Harrison’s 1840 majority was 1797. Official totals to follow next week.
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Clay Leads In Virginia Returns With Polk Ahead In Other Counties
Virginia returns from 70 counties show Clay with 6495 votes and Polk 6214. Clay ahead by 284. 58 counties yet to hear may push Polk to a majority. Cincinnati Chronicle cites a Tennessee result favoring Clay. Vincennes Gazette notes Haventon elected to the State Senate, implying Whig control.
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Georgia Returns Show Clay Leading In Richmond County
A telegraph report from Richmond County Georgia shows Mr Clay with a 261 vote majority in the recent election. The prior Congressional election there favored the Whig by 209 votes.
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Political tensions rise as polled New York state votes loom
New York observers debate Polk and Clay outcomes amid Abolition votes in Western counties. The True Sun reports Whig Native tickets sweeping wards while Democrats struggle in others. Tables show varying Polk majorities. Tribune, Herald differ on totals. nationwide calls praise liberty and peaceful ballots.
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Sheriff sale of real estate in Peru Indiana 1841 notice
Public auction to offer the equitable interest of William Cadien and others in a portion of Lot 36 in Peru Miami County Indiana. Sale set for November 2, 1841 between 10 am and 1 pm at the Presbyterian church door in Penn. Includes description of parcel bounded by Broadway Second streets and back line.
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