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An Original AneoaOts.--When one of the Marshals for taking the census in an ad- joining county was engaged in the extra work imposed upon him, of finding out and noting down, the politics of the different voters, he asked gentleman in certain township how the majority would be in the township in which he lived. He replied that it would be largely for Van Buren- We'll content, the Marshal went to the next house, where he knew resided an intimate personal friend of the person he had just left. He made the same inquiry as to whom the majority of votes would be given at the coming election, when he was sur prised to hear in reply, that it would be giv- en to Harrison. Why, said the Marshal, there seems to be quite difference of opin- ion between you and your nearest neigh Dor. Yes, replied the gentleman, there al- ways has been; during the last war, when the Indians and British were murdering our pioneers and early settlers, burning their houses and stealing their horses, shoulder cd my gun, and joined the Northwestern Army under General Harrison; but my ncighbor ran off to Ohio, and remained there until the war was over, and peace and perfect security restored. About the same difference exists between us yet

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