The Tribune Almanac, Volume 2New York Tribune, 1868 |
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... Pike ... Total ... .6433 9136 6713 930..55.9 11008 37 Maj . for Packer , 2703 ; do . for Bigler . 2617 ; do . for Pierce , 5429 . XIV . Pol'ck Bigler , Scott.P'ce.Hale . Bradford ...... Susquehanna .. sition to 2819 2126..2035 3046 215 ...
... Pike ... Total ... .6433 9136 6713 930..55.9 11008 37 Maj . for Packer , 2703 ; do . for Bigler . 2617 ; do . for Pierce , 5429 . XIV . Pol'ck Bigler , Scott.P'ce.Hale . Bradford ...... Susquehanna .. sition to 2819 2126..2035 3046 215 ...
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... Pike , 2. Mason W. Tappan , 3. Aaron H. Cragin . NEW JERSEY . 1. Isaiah T. Clawson , 2. George R. Robbins , 3. James Bishop , 4. * George Vail , 5. A. C. M. Pennington . NEW - YORK . 1. WILLIAM W. VALK , 2. Ja's S. T. Stränähan , 3. Gay ...
... Pike , 2. Mason W. Tappan , 3. Aaron H. Cragin . NEW JERSEY . 1. Isaiah T. Clawson , 2. George R. Robbins , 3. James Bishop , 4. * George Vail , 5. A. C. M. Pennington . NEW - YORK . 1. WILLIAM W. VALK , 2. Ja's S. T. Stränähan , 3. Gay ...
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... Pike ..... 12,611.G.W . Kittredge , 9750.2861 Dutton , 9162 Scott , 30,359 ; Pierce , 33,249 ; Hale , GRAND TOTAL . - Miner , 28,028 ; Iugham , 27,290 ; II . M'son W.Tappan 12,129 . G. W. Morrison , 8650.3479 3160. Miner over Ingham ...
... Pike ..... 12,611.G.W . Kittredge , 9750.2861 Dutton , 9162 Scott , 30,359 ; Pierce , 33,249 ; Hale , GRAND TOTAL . - Miner , 28,028 ; Iugham , 27,290 ; II . M'son W.Tappan 12,129 . G. W. Morrison , 8650.3479 3160. Miner over Ingham ...
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... Pike .. 135 269 ... 126 256 ... 130 77 116 701 ... 108 712 ... 221 191 Rock Castle .. 410 218 ... 416 Whitley .... .. 515 436 ... 485 218 ... 326 376 358 143 97 Total ..... 6341 Total ...... 5708 do . for Pierce , 2,331 . II ...
... Pike .. 135 269 ... 126 256 ... 130 77 116 701 ... 108 712 ... 221 191 Rock Castle .. 410 218 ... 416 Whitley .... .. 515 436 ... 485 218 ... 326 376 358 143 97 Total ..... 6341 Total ...... 5708 do . for Pierce , 2,331 . II ...
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... Pike ..... .1339 1153 ... 1257 1204 ... 379 703 Coahoma 208 131 ... 264 1087 ... 861 137 ... 159 115 1033 ... 781 888 7594 ... 1568 876 ... 587 860 ... 401 .689 Maj . for Shorter , 1,196 ; do . for Winston , 3,324 ; 1258 ... 1192 1228 ...
... Pike ..... .1339 1153 ... 1257 1204 ... 379 703 Coahoma 208 131 ... 264 1087 ... 861 137 ... 159 115 1033 ... 781 888 7594 ... 1568 876 ... 587 860 ... 401 .689 Maj . for Shorter , 1,196 ; do . for Winston , 3,324 ; 1258 ... 1192 1228 ...
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