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We hear with sadness that most Of our Tam
many friends were cleaned out by the result oil
the election on Tuesday Each had seen mt TO
20 his pile on Coddngton's election, and some
Of them have lost ruinously-in all not less
certainly, than Half Million Dollars This
amount. added to eirprodga expenditures In the
contest, has left great many pockets filled from
the bottom to the brm with emptiness. We are
surprzcd at the greenness Of these old politicians
The gamblers, who always bet 10 win, had early
looked over the land and como TO the conclusion
that Harper would certainly be chosen /; and the
way they picked up the flats was cruel. The day
before Election a friend informed us that these
gentry were all betting on Harper, and looking
sharp for customers. We then knew the thing
was settled