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merkets-careflulyr reported for The Tribune.
Total. ,73sl

COTrON-ihere is Il tair inquiry to-day and .hiooe1
making Sf but sensay at mo- Ts1os Hs
the week ending Fndny evening" embrace $50 bales incu
ding 800 Upland and Florida at cts 70, ordinary TO mid
c e"as at Is c ana 2s5o Mobile and ord
midding. at Ok mddng fair TO fang 81 III. and
SANE period we're 1903 bales.
FLOUR AND MEAL-lh. demand is rather better to DAY
from the trade and the has recovered -
rmrcs Some lots Of Genesee picked up during the
morning ara nteO bu! a. the close there was noasH
good order to be had seleg ss oho and hleh.ant ~
of importance 10 Southern. Small lois Richmond Ciy an
elns ats 50; Georgetown common brands VI! and fsa'
CO. SD.
GRAIN-We hear of no sales of Wheat A sampled fGss
e,ee offered Change for which lo5 asked W!
offered There two OF three lots sogtoern Corr 90 @
ECO bushels bronsh; 20 cis SAFES e9 s9.hei. NSt.
IS e Rys held a. ~ bat No o EssS q mo
parcel Just received bought albany tor brewer ee
Acts Canal Oats are firm at % es Gales ~" ss0'@
Southern al 81 cts.
TALLOW-We notice sales 30 600 lbs primo hsnae'sas -
IL cts. cash.
OIIs-The last sale of Crude Whale ct AMI
!cao Lneed eonneIs dqii al ~ ~ 81; GIN ..n
Is b5s Bank and Shore. sla IS. cab ,..
HAY-The market IS steady. nnd 500 TO tDo oa" SA -
shipping at 10 cts, cash. ;,
PROFESSIONALISM without change 10 day. eIe ss d.
perhaps tendency TO be firm at The quoted ras snd
scO bo Mess part nj 70 and part on pnvse tsf lsnrs
we only hesr of Ii0 Dbl. Prime at i2h Mes VIII
,toek = dull At &C. Export len a.I Isl 10 en- o''
GROCERIES-Fhe market for Coffee en1tni ssses q.
and the public sale noticed below went on ssIs
Io 5, "a Baas g. cent. 90 Java N 10 saesSa,
ard 10 p 3P@io:od y & g. c ss'i
81. slS at 81 is ct 81 and lss ato :e@e aSs
bags. The marie, for Arseovsdo SnssT. lIe naug
he i,eSa and wittin weak prices have decred sst
The Louisiana coming CROP promises =" w
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Gross Fraud-Cauiiont to Whigs-Viie At
Cheat


LEDGER OFFICE. Sd and Chesnui s:ees
Phicd Oct. II. Is4i. Ii o'clock. Pm.
DEAR GREELEY-We have this evening had
brought to our Office, by gentleman who puE
chased il of boy at Walnut-stTeet wharf about
the time of the O'Clock line leaving for New
York, slip headed " Extra Ledger Slip" pur-
porting, of course, TO have emanated from the
Ledger Office, and to give the Election returns
from most of the Counties OF this State, by which
Gen Marke's majority is made out and footed
Up at upwards of s!r thousand so far as heard
fIorn, with comments connected below, in which
it's stated that there is now nc doubt of Gen.
Markets election. This is q most base and in
famous forgery, got up, am led to believe, from
tne false returns put down and the comments, TO
deceive for betting purposes, by some of the black
leg fraternity. Were you TO see the slip you
would not REQUIRE to be informed that it never
came from this Office. 1t is in large sized type,
II think in Pica.) is most bunglingly set up and
dirtily printed showing the paltry act TO have
been perpetrated at some equally palry Office.
This note is written and will be forwarded by
the Tribune Express which starts in few min
utes, TO give you an opportunity if you desire it.
to caution your friends against being imposed upon
bv such an infamous attempt at fraud. None of
the newspapers of New-YoEk will be imposed
upon BY it. Of course, for most if not all Of them
are familiar with the appearance of Ledger Elk
tras and Slips, and would know those not to be
ours but individuals not thus familiar with them
might be deceived The gentleman who pur-
chased and brought US the copy of the forged
slip, states that the boy of whom it was purchased
sold number at the wharf and left with the boat
with large number in hand. We shall offer a
reward for the detection and exposure of the vii
lain in the morning, and endeavor to trace him
out. in haste, yours, swAIN.
For SWAIN ABEL l. SIMMONS
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RroUrsrrroy Yos \ MCRDERsR.-Soms n

REqursrrroy ,oa McRpEHER.-Som5 Idse
s1ca we nofjced The ares, of man named John
ilqrgnv. with ha,f dozen aliases, on chafs9 OF
robbinT Mfs Wilson, ia Baltimore Comfy hI 1.D
his arrest, circumstances arose 10 rspugf ps'e'
rhar the arrested rlan escaped murderer ron
New,York. offcer Small wen; to Scw.f YORK to
ascertain the particulars ond he ye.'eroy returned,
accompanied BY The High Constable Of Troy vita W.,
a recuisition iron, the Governor Of New York lie
murder vas committed about three years ago on
the BODY OF German in Rensselaer, County, and
the High Constable has Identified tpi. man as inc
murderer baltimore Sun.
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au.e less ezcep.lonshls men have been put up
LEGISLATURE.

LEGISLATURE
Our returns presage decided Wing majority
was in each branch ofthe Legislature. Last year,
we had Is to 20 in the Senate, and 80 to 80 in
the House Already we have this year gained l
Senator IN Medina and Lo.ain, in Stark, and
SAYS the Canton, Stark CO. Repository IN
Wqyne! giving US 10 to Il If there are no other
changes. But the Columbus State Journal re-
ports another gained in Delaware, Marion and
Crawford, which would give US 2Oto l6 If there
are no drawbacks, and we Go not see where
there is likely to be any.
AS to the House, We have gained 2 in Bel
mont, l (reported) in Delaware, Marion and
Crawford, in Guernsey, in Lorain, | in Me
dina, l in Portagc,l in Trumbull, and l (reported)
in Waync-seven certain, and two reported. We
nave certainly lost in Licking, and may have
lost in Ross, Pike, &c. (or we may have gained
there and we probably have lost in Morgan,
Perry and Washington. At the worst, we must
have 2 majority in the Senate and 10 in the
House, and we shall probably have muca more
We expect to gain in Brown, Clermoat and
Clinton, if no others.
Whig Senator gained In Stark Co.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
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Brother of Ms. John Tyler.
Loco-Foco Nominations.

Delawore Co.-Congress, with Ulster,) Sam.
uel Gordon of Delhi; Assembly, Linus Porter,
John Mcdonald.
Suffolk CO.-Asscmbly: Dr. John H. Dayton,
DR.. Darling B. Whitney.
Cayuga Co.-Assembly William Titus, Leon
ard Soaring, David Gould Sheriff: Augustus
Pe.tibone.
Eighth Senate District.-Henry w. Rogers
OF Erle Co.
Erie Co-Congress: Frederick p Stevens,
Buffalo, William B. Dodd, Samuel Ely, and
Philo j. Barber.
Ospego Co.-Assembly: Luny Thayer and
Thomas Skion.
Dutche5s and Putnam.-Wm. W. Wood.
worth, of Hyde Park, for Congress.
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Plans Ofthe Enemy!

A friend has furnished US with copies of GER
tain documents issued by Senator Walkers De-
mocratic Association at Washington, and sent
to different parts of the Z. states, detailing the
system OF Jacobinical organization by which
they mean to swindle the Wings and ride into
power These documents wero obtained in a
perfectly honorable way, and viii serve to put
the wings on their guard. More hereafter
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SIR: Herewith l give you the result of our
Eleciinn Yesterday in Stark County:
GEORGIA..

We have partial returns from majority OF The
Districts, which look well. The Election is for
Members of Congress only, and the vote remark
ably light. A great onset has been made by the
Polk party on the subjects of Abolition and
Texas, representing the Wings of the North as
Abolitionists,) which we feared would reverse
the politics OF the State. We believe, however,
it has failed The following are the returns
which have reached US:
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MARRIED.,

At Arrye Washington co. N Y by Rev. nr.Wood Octo-
Der 10Th ScHUYL CoLrAx South Bend Indiana. 70 Ev
yLYS T. youngest OF Col RaphNlaEk OF the former
place. 49, =, A..
Ia this city the Eth INST by the Rev. MT Lanes Az
pRHws melville, r formerly Of Newport. K. |. TO Miss
Eliza daughter of Mr.. Dennis Brink OF this city.
On the 10 inst. at Christ Church. Poushkeepse by Rev
Dr. Reed Rev. CHARLES SEYMOUR. of Marceus. Onondnga
County CATHARISE Ann daughter tho late Dan Cool
edge. of the furmeI psce.
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SANDS SARsAPAgLLl-The ancien's believed that animal

SANDS SARsAPARiLLAIhe 0nc!ens believed that animal
life exists the blood at least certain that upon the Pt
unnatural State rs IL Sc.oula i,'usy Schltfs,
swe and MI uceFOus diseases, EVIDENT thst the
.e winch raaity ;he surface oi nc body must be charged
with d.eased blood and io The whO'c volume of nood,
there BE- publication ut the vita stream. nis easy.
Sands Saaplrla directly The blood IN the
CESS offs formation and Will the circulation
healthy state by eradicrtng the element. Of dseaso at the
iaunta head. Such the rncdu operand Of this
Oa and experience ny the mouths of thousands of witnesses
adds guarantee the theoretical conclusions VI und
common
For further particulars and conclusive evidence It's superb
value and efficacy see pamphlets which may be obtaned
Of the proprietOrs and their agents gratis.
Pepnred and sold wholesale aud RETAIL by A. b. & ID.
SANDS. Wholesale Druggists ~ Fulton street. New York
Sold also 23 broadway, II Enst broadway, and by Drug.
giss generuly throughout the United States.
Price 81 per bottle; SIX bottles for Co.
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JUST PUBLISHED.
RECORDS OF A GOOD MANS LIFE,

RECORDS OF GOOD MANS LIFE
BY the Rev. james B. Tayle NJ A l2mo Gs pp-price75
cents
Also. edition OF Thornton's Family Pfnyes, and
PrFsu on the Ten COMMANDMENT &c. &C. to which is
I'D I'd Family Commentary upon the Sermon on the Mount
BY the late Henry Thornton. Eq NJ P edited by the Rt Rev.
Manton Earhu.n. DID,. Buhop Of Massachusetts, l2mo a5
pp-price rs cents. STANFORD & SWORDS,
ol2a' lS9 Broadway.
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Ey- s. b. ALTFAUsr 4 Co. whose workshops were
burnt dawn Sunday morning the oh Instant wish 10 INFORM
Their end. they already solrg ahead
again ~ o Temporary shop Wooster above Grand St
that they will be abie all orders la hand with but
very trle delay md few days will he ready 10 receive
further orders for Iron Ralng Iron Shutter ard DOsn,
Bank Wants Safes Nerandahs, and 'uncy WORK ~ ali
sols including Erameled tG,es Of winch they have
good assortment Of intending those in 'he style
of Louis the NlNth saye 0n tho tire All orders
received before No. 443 Boaay and :. Mercer u IL
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Coroner's Office,


Justice Matsell in the absence of the Coroner this
morning held inquest the body of unknown cosed
man. who, while state OF lno1catOn last night, acct
denaly fell into the Hudson rve at the foot Of Canal
He dressed stian roundabout, black velvet vest dark
satllnet penaloons sc. Verdict-AccIdentay drowned
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City A ssemblymcn.

The Loco oco Nominating Convention of
our City have selected Isaac B. Smith, ]. c.
Abertson, Geo. S. Mann, Elias L. Smith, Alex.
ander Gardner Auguste Davezac, L. B. Shep-
herd John Even and Josephus N. Crane (nine
of the thirteen hereafter. Remainder next
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SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos. 81, 60, SO, "a, b. 3d. o.
os. 9 %. "a. SO, 90, loo, lie - os 10
CIRCUIT CouKr-Nos. so, 81, 81, 50, D. 90'
70. 100. lG2, 10, %, 70, 90.
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Da. ALLREs BALsAa OF HoARHousp. Lverwort and
Pleurisy RootThl, we'll known medicine for Consumpton
Liver Complaints, Asthma, Coughs Colds and all affections
OF The pulmonary organs has been reduced in prcs
TO ONE DOLLAR per bottle We have large numer oftest
mopias which for the inspection OF the afflicted II
i, sold now genuine ONLY at 90 John street.
J. II. MOSELEY. General Agent
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SUNDAY.


Nothing transpired either yesterday or to-day
worthy OF notice Some persons were committed for being dis
orderly for being intoxicated and the remainder
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E- Last week but of the wonderful Exhibition of the
rous II witnessing cpe the production OF ANNA life
by have another opportunity Open every
day and evening at ~ Machines for sae or practical
purposes ~ reduced prices and also the right exhibition
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"BryKER HlLL~-A reverei ma me this! and the
of that TO be loaeh this at the new CoLI
SKIM $50 Broadway We propose DO the spot and
II II be what II has long been cracked up to be in the Phla
depha papers.
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Orange County Rally.

Theye was gathering OF the Wings Of Or
ange County at Goshen on Saturday, which we
hear was unprecedented in numbers and enthu.
siasm The number present is estimated at TO-
900 to 10000. Among the speakers were
We have no particulars. Orange is preparing to
give Wing vote most honorable to herself and
her own esteemed and faithful WILKIH. We are
assured that Polk cannot get the Van Buren, ma
iority of 1910.
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r- ThGt magnificent sstuary THE Trial oP CHRIST.
represented bv q figures large lite. will remain at 2O3
Broadway (up aiTs only iew days longer. IL IS crowded
n hi ard day spoken OF the highest terms. Let
one in this CITY iail OF seeing Il. OH lws'
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n HUGH MAXWELL of Rockland Co. is

II HUGH MAXWELL of Rockland Co. is
the Wing candidate for Senator in the Second Dis
trict. He is known to be eminently capable and
worthy, and we trust will poll very strong
vote. No man in the State could fill more use.
fully seat in our highest Court of Appeals and
for the States sake we wish his election.
CIVILIAN V. R. MCLEAN of Clinton
Co. is the Wing candidate for Senator in the
Fourth Senate District and will, we are confident,
be elected.
e JONATHAN D. LEDYARD of Madi.
son is the Wing candidate for Congressin the Dis.
trct composed of Madison and Oswego counties.
Hehas long been ardent and effective in the Wing
cause, is worthy and popular, and we hope will
be elected.
T EZRA s. SWEET OF Owego is the Wing
candidate for Congress in the District composed
Of Chenango, Broome and Tioga Counties. He
is capable and worthy, and, we think, can and
will be elected.
Il BENJAMIN BRooxs is the Wing candidate
for Assembly in Toga Co.
u The Wing Black and Whitesmiths OF New
York City and County are to hold meeting THIS
Ereniag at the Howard House, 10 rganize and
arrange for the grand Trades Procession with the
kuickerbockef Club. We hope there will be e
generous attendance. (See ADVERTISEMENT
r. E. D. Culver, of Washington county, will
positively be here 10 address the Wings OF New
York, at their next general weekly meeting at Ma
tonal Hall, on Thursday evening OF this week.
TAxlFr MEErlse.-The Eleventh Ward intends
holding Mass Meeting of the Friends of the Tariff
and have engaged Hon. J. L. WHITE and J. n.
REYsoLDs TO address the meeting. Our friends Of
the Thirteenth and Seventeenth Wards will please
look in Monday evening, the l4th inst. at the cor
nsr OF Avenue c and Third street,
HEALTH OF THE CirY.-No cases of yellow fever
have been reported 10 the Board Of Health since
Monday, the 18th ult. Mobile Advertiser.
HEALTH OF NEw ORLEASs.-We have now en-
tered the month OF October, and can still congratu-
late our cIt'zeDs al home and abroad on the con-
nnucd excellent health OF the civ. The equinoc-
ual gale occurred on Friday night last continuing
through Saturday and Sunday, and with il q very
sudden change in the weather. which has been most
brscing and pleasant ever since. We believe there
is little danger (either for resident or stfan-
g-r) OF contracting illness in New. Orleans as III any
spot in the Mississippi Valley.
n. q. Commercial Bulletin, Oct ..
" The DAILY TRIsUNr served a, an early hour in NJ
part OF this CITY Brooklyn NINE CENTS Ter week pays
bic the Carer, or BY these who prefer L. at the same rate
months payable at the Office in advance-
Person, wishing be served will please send in thcir names
through tbs Post OEcs or csheswas.
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RHEUMATISM. CONTRACTED CORDS, SPRAiss. &c &c
The celebrated Nerve md Bone Lnmen and Indian Soecc
warranted 10 any OF Rheumatism We have
arge number ofteonia from our hrst citizens Those
Der bottle Th.y can now be obiained ONLY al 81 Jonn
They sold genuine ct other place NewYork
Country prlsgs obtain them there the reduced prce
M0SFI
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Central Clay Committee,
M-,nrr Irr Ganf u lHs

NATIONAL HALL, Sept % lefi.
Res0ped That the Clay Clubs uDd other Democratic Clay
of the CITY of New York be earnestly requested
10 devote themeves with patient and perseveng industry 10
the important duty Of thorough primary organization oil be
respective Wards now in progress. - r
Resolped That in accordance with very general wish oil
our Wing friends this Committee will take measures TOR hold
ing during the month of October Mass Meeting this CITY
in which the Clay Clubs Clay and friends OF Clay
generally of all occupations will be requested TO participate
By devong day last mighty movement before the
Election
ResOued That the resolutions be referred to the
Council OF Presidents with power add TO their number end
be published. J. N. REYNOLDS. President.
+ DoDes; }sscre,are,
n B. At meeting of the Council Of Presidents Wednes-
dsy Goth Oct was fixed upon. osu
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~ Splendid performance night the New York Mu.
,eum The Southern SOngers introduce iher popular paro
dies The Brothers of Warsaw perform their extraordinary
tents Singing Dancing &c and Laughing Gas constitute the
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The GENUINE Ca1SRs1 HAIR celebra-
ted article thai warranted 10 snpeuous hair with
nlurng the most delicate skn be ubtainef future
only e2 John of the many frauds of
those who have formerly sold TAey have been the habit
selling mother article that does hence
the t-ures We will before the scepcal The
store, ESr Remember the number-a2 John street.
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Total, so far 1885 I, lg5. I9,oO4 I .s1
Barley ahead "A l0a; Shannon's maj. 3,4O5
w In the Counties heard from Shannon's ma
;or;ty in 1912 was 1920, showing Wing gain so far
ofs43. The Counties 10 come in gave Shannon
2O85 majority.
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Two MoRu CnILpax. BUasr TO DrAru.-We clip III,

Two MORE children BURNT To DRATH--Ue CLIP ne
following fem last evenings papers:
CoRoSER's ISQUEsT-Deam from Burning-The Cor.
called last evening To hold inquest AT the house
No. AZ Thirteenth street. the body of girl named Eliza
beth Costello aged six years whose clothes caught FIRE from
spark Verdict that the deceased TO her death by
burn produced by her clothes accidentally taking fire.
3n0tter Death from Scdidag.- II INST night the CorOn
held inquest the house of Adam Marks 153 rocme
street the body OF John Marks aged 49, Ut the above.
On Monday morning the deceased standing by his fathers
side. the table, where he nGurlTg out hot coffee
when. the handle coming off, the coffee WINS d,charred over
the deceased scadng him terribly, from the effects OF which
he died yesterday forenoon. Verdict accordingly.
horId calamity than death from burning can hardly
be conectured and almost feel disposed Ia epoach
rents for always keeping their houses specific and
great remedy, which will Immediately every vesge
pen from the most gavated burn ,cad and save life
the vta are not destroyed, and heal IN
credible short time In the above cases two things certain
ist that II the friends OF the Little sufferers had had this
great remedy" which Connes Magical PAIN Extractor
from Comstocks q Cournnd applied Instantly they
could have died nwardy burnt I'd if nwndy and
morally burnt all suffering to the helpless infants would have
been stopped few minutes and they saved the t0,ures OF
dying and their friends the anguish Of seeing them die in such
agony How long will parents neglect this safeguard and
blessing The article will the following complaints.
pay will be taken for it. viz Burns. Scads. Eryspea
Salt Rheum Piles Tender Feet Rheumatism Sprans Bruises
Sore Eyes and Nipples Intiammaons. &c.
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OHIO.

~ We have in type another letter from JAMES G. BrR
sEY. which We hope to be able 10 publish TO morrow
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The Or or TASNIN FOR PRESERVING LEATHER.-This
celebrated O has fully sustained rs reputation as the great
of old leather rendering soft pabe as
This is fact Il renders boots and shoes entirely i'm
perYous 10 water. Sold ct 81 Courlendt-st.
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Tribune Express.

We have had Il special Express from Philadel-
phie, leaving that city every morning aince the
Pennsylvania Election with the Philadelphia pa
pers and with special aivlces from our Concspon-
dent up to midnight, arriving in this city at an
early hour in tAe morning. We have thus beer
enabled to lay before the public tho Election re-
turns in advance Of ali other papers. Our ar
rangemcuis for the November Elections will en-
able US to give the earliest and most authentic
Intelligence from the Southern and Western as
well as the Eastern States
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Pa1LApELFHlA....o official.

Gorerror nlslsi AXE skunk. .,. 52s5
NJ over S. .---..4,0E. [Lemoyne, Al %.
Markle. ..H.l38 Skunk III. 300
NJ. ever s. ...--l ,933. tLemoync, Ab. 3D.
CITY AND coUSTh
Canal Conn. Guiliold ,+52 Hsushorne. II, 46i
County Com. Conrade-- 9,753 Street: .-..l4,o33
Grover ENstirel .-.-- COS
Do. auditor Smith 20 SO Fougeray --li,oS3
'Peale lNetivel -..-;,.l6,5is ,o,os
For Sale Of t!e MGi,. L;,.e. q ,369 No. lGl9o
IL Although the Wings are beaten on Gov
crnor by something less than the votes distracted
from their ranks by Abolition, there cannot De
doubt that the Sale Of the Main Line has been
ca.ried-a result which strips TIE State result Of
much of its importance.
CONGRESS. City q County,
i sI:, a:si;o As5ased sj!s kassa 5 i55
" .Dufed Isl sheaTsr ...io 'CJ Insenol .35
Total wbc.... s55i Natys. Ii. s5s Loco.....Ha7
u shunks vote in the City and County Is
II, 465 go that ASS Natives must have voted
for him. Had these voted for Markle, they
would have elected him.
SusPUay Northumberland Co Pa
Get. 10. 1874. 6o'cock, P. NJ.
Re,.rs. Grceiev g. McEirath:
GENTLEMEN: hasten to inform you of the re-
suit in the XIIIth Congressional District, Nor
cumberland, Union, Lycoming and Clinton Cos.
80 far as heard from. The glorious XIIIth
am happy to inform you, stands redeemed,
notwithstanding the combined and unceasing
efforts Of the Loco leaders,) by the election OF
our talented Member OF Congress, Hon. JAMES
POLLOCK by majority OF about 100 over his op-
ponent, Gen. Petnken.
You may set down Pennsylvania decidedly
for that pure and incorruptible and able states
man Harry of the West"-and that glorious
and brilliant victory awaits US in November next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-14

We are led to fear. by The reported ma]orlt'es
for Governor, that Van Metre is beaten for Con-
gress in the Ross District
The TX,h and XIIIth Districts were earned
by the Wings last year, solely by reason OF the
personal unpopularity of the opposing candidates
each Of these Districts having given Van bu-
rem majority in 1910. We lose them now, Do