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n. f. g. BRA " DON,
Successor to +. A. MUNDEN.
u l. OC X LIZ L f l.. Il SIGN
MANUFACTURERS,
S @ N = A MI Err &

SIGN PAINTERS.
NO. TRyon ROW,
Adjoining the HaIle Railroad Office, New York
REFGREscE Washington Stores, Willism street; Rath
bpns Hotel Judsons Hotel National Hotel PERI ns Hotel
u D. Bonded Warehouse, Nankin Tea Company, sc. &c.
jai9 2rnsr
u HEUMATIsM, PAINS AND STIFFNESS OF THE
~ JOINTS, SCKOFULA, DISEASES OF THE SKIN,
&c &c RiSc SyRUr Of bydfiodae Of Potassa,
sarsaparIa and Yellow Dock.-Ths medic Inal re medy
published for the sole ben. of those suffering from reuna-
tsm ans and stiffness OF the JOINTS swelling of the
lar nea them eupons of the skin and diseases
afans from impure state OF the blood, &c. From
f6 experiments under the direction and the
most eminent OF the Faculty. It has received heir
recommendation snd many have the best pos
sibe combination Of remedies for the above named diseases
prepared from tho articles and ~
give isfaeton 1t thns pur6es and quicken the ccuIa
ton ALIAS irritation and leaves every part
economy In perfect state OF health.
The aud mere ng demand for article Of this kind
hiss induced the proprietor to bring before the public that
all may have the benefit Of and know that there
for these most distressing complaints. IL ed
full confidence and needs butt ta convince the
credulous Of its surprising properties.
Prepared and sold by CHARLES II. RING, Druggist,
- 1872 Broadway cor. John Ut.
RiSe over the cork OF each bottle. Jas lmsc
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ALBANY, January 90, isa7.

ALBANY, january %, lSa7.
Fire and Lose of Life.
The house OF John Conner in the township of Lanark,
Canada on Friday last, burnt to the ground Mr.
Connor his wife, five children and servant girl persisted
In the flames
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WARRINGTON, Jan Is, lS47.
Vermont against the War-Fdilure Of Mr.. .Atchisons
.dmendment-Th Brdxilian Affair."
Vermont has followed in tho footsteps of New Hamp.
shire To day of her Senators resolutions
passed by her Legislature, calling Congress put
end to the Mexican war by disrepuabo and shameful
withdrawal of troops The Senate felt scarcely dis
posed to extend the customary courtesy of ordering the
document 10 be printed although it the of the
Legislature of sovereign State To have refused 10 do
would have been just rebuke of the ianaca spirit
in which the memorial is conceived.
rejoice to say that Mr. Atchisons amendment
voted Down to-day by vote OF 80 to 30 The Senate is
evidently net disposed to change the character OF the
force asked for by the President
The Brazilian affair is in fair way to be happily adj
justed. The Brazilian Minister and Mr. Buchanan have
held frequent coneIe the subject, and the affair
already approximates to final settlement. So much for
ripe craftsmanship.
O'Driscoll, who drew knife his fellow in street
of Rio Janero is still in prison He is undergoing pun
ishment for violation Of tho Brazilian law The whole
affair has very little Of seriousness in it, except the
ceration OF Lieutenant Davis. The police trumped up
no doubt such story as calculated to throw all the
blame the shoulders of that officer and the authorities
believed the statement Hence the
There is however, further trouble be apprehended
The United States are among tho best customers
Brazil has We consume more of her coffee than does
any other nation The Dutch supply the whole OF CONT
mental Europe with Java coffee to the almost total cxclu
sion Of the Brazilian article The only articles send
her in exchange, in any quantity, breadstus and
these not the staple food of her people, who
live principally what they call farina Brazil has
therefore, disposition is her interest to quarrel
with GALVlENSIS.
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TO THE
y LATEST MOMENT.
u n l. K q IL AP HIC.

WAsnINGroN Jan. oil p. M.
The New Orleans mail is not yet in. We have there
fore no usws
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CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE,
PHILADELPHIA

1sE Subscribers having leased the above magnificent
adjustment, offer the same 10 rent by the night week
Until their from the south the LIST March
Full particulars obtained Of Mr. Dinmore agent for
the esees, at the bog office, every morning. between the
hours Of IL and H. All communications be
Mr. Jnmore, postpaid, they will be attended
j5tf gbz SEGUlN FRAZER
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OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION
LEVY will sell Saturday evening, at So o'cloak Ar
"A no Broadway another voice Of we'll chosen Pic
lures, mostly caboe paintings. recently imported amongst
Jecx. NowTeady Tor examnauon jag Hsrc
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SHAKESPEARE DRAMATIC AS sOCIATTON.
f1'HE first annual fancy dress and civic Ball of this as,oc
etor. will take place at the Coliseum Friday eve.
ning February 5h 1917 Tickets may be obtained the
OF the associstion, Gothic Hail. of Jno g. Taylor
rncS street at the Coliseum and Of of the of
the association.
Mr. Jno. G. Taylor costumer to the association No SO
Prince street. sprepned to furnish Fancy Dresses Of
description at moderate prices Mr. r. will also
to the residences OF parties who intend appearing
and send for them on the morning after the ball.
7g,skr
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OONOEhI.
HENRY C. T!MM begs leave to to his friends
aud the public that he will give Grand Vocal ard Ia
strumenta Concert Saturday, the 9th Of Sch Further
particulars hereafter. RN1W&SAtixkr
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GRAND RELIEF BALL


III did of the Suffering Poor of Ireland,
WILL ake Place a. Cattle Garden on Wednesday Eve.
make this Of the grand balls Of the season Tickets two
dollars each to admit gentleman and ladies'
had OF the Secretary, or any of tha following
COMMITTEE.
A. H. Mickle Dr. r. Hogan Horace Greeley
I: A. Emmett Campbell Daniel Sweeney
Aid. Wash Michl Burke Martin w tiers
Aid. Hart DR. H Sweeney r. French
Edward Fox 20 Maloney DR.. Glover
=. D. COnnery Aid. GilmMtin ID. Pollock
r. Elu.vemll Ihos Boyle 7. Is. Murray
y. Gilmartin r. McB ,rron 7. Brennan
P,NlcCormick M. Phelan Francis Gilmore
Aid. Mullins f.. Fitzgerald Them,s WheIan
Chas NJ. Marry VIM. Reid Thos. McGivney
John Egan John Geraghty Joseph Murphy
Aid Foote Pat'k Kelly Timothy Garrick
d. e. Broderck B. flanagan PhiIip Collins
Z. sheehan Felix Quinn Fl. O'Brisn
James Murphy James Kelly Peter Murray
p. A. Keane A. Jackman VIM Nugept
p. H. Mcclure John Ke!leher John Russell
Aid Compton Luke Doyle y. MeCahill
Aid Byrne Aid Doughety James Riley
BROOKLYN.
Owen Colgan Miles Vkiey p. II Lennon
}. Sweeney Columbian Hall South Brooklyn.
JAS. KEANE, Secretary.
ALI, r.. Treasurer. nd T..
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KATHBUN'S HOTEL,

, IVI, TO, TOD q Ib7 BrOddtcay, Nelo York
- ms new and magnificent establishment, recently
:sN opened as Public Hotel fttsd up in modern stve
with the latest improvements and is Of sufficient ca.
Besdesa very spacious Dining Hail. il contains an unusu-
number Of pleasant Paors with large well ventilated
bedrooms all splenddly furnished with entirely frn
tuTe. "' ~''''' "'" '''"'
me LOCATION IS very desirable and enient both for
streets. - ~"~ -''o'''
The Proprietor OF this establishment intends to make il
one oil the most comfortable pleasant and business like
PAGES IN the city oil New York and pains expense will
spared ON ms part TO meet the of his
remains the pubc's humble servant b. KATHBIJN
i27 49, A~NAA AASCA'
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FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF THE
ITALIAN GUARDS, to be given at the APOLLO SALOON
L on MONDAY EVENING, Feb; 9, 1917

FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF IHE
ITALIAN GUARDS, to be given at the APOLLO SALOON,
on MONDAY EVENING, Feb o, 1917.
Tickets be had OF any of the following committee =:
Capt. }. AvezZana, 81 New st.
Lieut.. NJ g. Length, 18th st. near 3D. avenue
Ensign DR.. Altrocch, 10 Wooster street.
Serge ant l. Levy, 1870 Sd avenue.
Corporal |. Negretti, 2i0 Water street.
jsn23 3o,l,4 sissrc
STOCK OF GOODS FOR SALE AND STORE
TO LET.
'EE undersigned offers for sale the stock of Dry Goods
Consisting principally Of staple good,) late the pro-
perty OF VIM Hail. aG the store lately occupied by his
firm OF w. L. and w. A Hail. No. 80 Catharne street (be
tween Henry aud Madison sreets) the city of York
together with the privilege OF the The location is
considered one Of the best in the The has
large 'front.' IN depth about 20 feet and been newy up
with two sky lights back and with splendid mahogany
TOP counters and desk Of the most modern style.
The stock OF goods small but almost entirely OF
staple goods and persons commencing business will find
Tor their interest to call and examine the premises and
perry for themselves The goods will be sold on advant
trust. JOHN II. TURNER A.sipnee
New York. Ian. 49, l347. III 2rsre
'k'bE flANO taught very moderate terms BY Lady
who undersas DIS The science ghIy and who under
Gksst9 Impar To her pupils perfect
with the geaest facility Terms, three dears per mon III
lne addressed to Music the Office Of this paper shall
Intended to- d22 im,nssr re
WIGS AND SCALPS-The largest the cheapsst and
w the best assortment be found at A. c. BARRYS
lf6 broadway, corner of Liberty street, mp stars.
dia ime rh
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A. H. MiCKLE, Treasurer. jas ed H. 10

SCOTTISH GUARD BALL.
VI>HE THIRD ANNUAL BALL OF the Scottish Guard
will take pace the Apollo Saloon Monday evening
be in attendance Tickets may be procured Of the commit
tee, viz:
= st.; Lieut. Hais 100 Mercer St. M Linen
Fulton ST. u Prentice, Sergt Thomas, 10 Mercer street,
seIet Laurie, % Hudson ST. Serat Wallace 10Th avenue
and 9th Fl Ssrg Duncan Corporal Henry Law les ChuTc
street; Alex Dslrymple, 399X Broadway, and
Sergt WM. CLIREHGGH, Secretary
j24 SuTu ThSaSu& Moissr 2os R,o.d,.y.,s
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FOOE TENTH STKEET-TO LET for A erm of
E years Ire lst Of May next the very commsdous and
ious Establishments No. IS Fourteenth srert ne
dsse o11 o,s 81 o P , and Fifth 50 60
mrnts and under built the
anu supplied with Croton water story gas fixtures
s.sa apparatus. speaking tubes &C. For large 6rst
tons are probably unsurpsst ed in the civ The pems
G,n be viewed between the hours Of and one daily
erMs SAD other particulars be known 10
"a. present envy afternoon between hours of
- - ~ cI'' N. 1870 2tis StAM
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FARM FOR SALE AUCTION

FARM FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
s4e Will be sold at auction Tuesday, the I'd day Of
9T&Nsrch next, the valuable Farm which the
&uow resides The said farm contains about of
good land with good cling Barn, Carnage House. and
AL the necessary out buildings; situated the
Mamaroneck. county of WesicheMer, about mile from
the village of Mamaroneck, the Weaver road.
miles om the City Hall, and the line of the New Ha-
land New York railroad has abundance Of the
quality of fruit The sale will be positive take place
u ~ the premises For further enquire
A. Lawrence New Rochelle, Of the subscriber, the
premises.
ja20 lm*rc LEONARD DEKLYN.
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LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP.
NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE, (CharIton Ieet corner
Of Varick 1.-The public respectfully informed that
this theatre will shortly for the performance Of tho
regular drama, opera. ballet, and vaude wills
Artists of acknowledged talent and responsibility can
make appicaton if by letter, (p0s paid) Mr. FKEDE.
KICKS cling Manager at the boz office of the theatre
WANTED-Twelve ladies for the Corps de Ballet APP
ply between the hours Of " and2. lao tic
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PLUNKET e. PARDESSUS,
NO 1871 FULTON STREET,
IN Sell excellent hat 50 90 and only charge - 50
- Hfheir iRsr 9yALITY MoLEsKIs AND NUrRiA HAIRS.
N.B.-fLUJKETT PARDESSUS warrant their first
quality hats to be equal very those OF other
establishment and the public would utterly
impossible to sell SUCH q price than
- So d2q i,ns RE-
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JOHNSTON'S BIRD STORE,
SfsyQ Nc. 28o BROADWAY, door from Chambers
J1f strcet-86 bags Canary seed, sfted mt whsesale
X price, by the single bushel fine selection the long
49, breed Csnares high colos; German song birds,
Chinese spice birds Java mockng birds, arks
red birds all in song Fancy cages eedng cages bird
eeds boxes, stuff for All artie the line in
great variety, by w. - JOHNSTON,
$50 Broadway, New York.
p. Shelters above will be attended to. j23 lm~r
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ARA FOX SALE, or to exchange for city property-A
@ handsome cottage with five Or ten ofand situa-
way Long d Island op the Rochaway Turnpike The FIVE
peach and fruit There is good barn and other out
houses on the property; also houses and the
well situated for gentleman who would like comfortable
coutry residence Also about seventy Of land
sistng o. woodland meadow and tabe land which will be
sold in different parcels. Apply
JIG msrc JUHN.L. NORTON, IT,, IA Delaney st.
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FOREIGN ApvERTIsEMENTs.

FOHhIGN AUVEHTTSEMENTS
SIMMONDS & WARD.
COM MISSION MERCHAN
Barge Yard, London, Emg!and.
TJNDEkTAKE all descriptions. Of Agency Business for
purposes Reference James Gordon Bennett and ZEE
man hunt. y. sx.. New York. ia7 sr r,c
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TO OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE

LNRANC1S BLANCHET, Agent in5orm. m. ov.s,. .,
deal Estate that lac takes charge letting hou iea,
lots and collecting the tsrms
D. has been Tor the last the agent of the ja
Joha onnsle and devotng all his time the above bust.
meas he Ill full safisac those persons who Will
him wnh their confidence He can give The hes, ~
ferences and security if "a
Dress hoe through the Post Once No 278 Sixth Avenue
OMcs hours, before A. NJ. and after r. M
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MAI hAL MUSIC.
STILL greater attraction at ARCHY'5, No. John
T3 street u. has just received by the last
SsGf from Europe, considerable addition hikalready
most eatsnsvs stock Of Singing and Fancy BIZ d. -
Anon following will be found $50 Of the choice
description of Long Breed and Dutch naries mated aud
prepared to be for hstchng Bird Cages Bird eds
and all other things pertaining the above will all
be found at AIchy's. no. S John st.
N B.-Shetland Ponies, King Charles Spanies, Italian
Grey hounds and other fancy dogs constantly hand
San early inspection is requested, this is without
doU BIT the best selection he has offered. j26 mrc
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fOk 81 LIE,
M A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE in 18th st rect, near
EU Irving Pacea modern built story and attic with
IN under cellar and communicating with the
street, marble mantes in basement and ast and
es. i9ur the third story house twenty feet by
pecial reference to its occupation by the owner.
Two thousand dollars remain bond and mortgage.
For terms, apply at ITO CHERRY ST.
tafsC
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To BE SOLD AT
NO1 OLD SLIP his different agents in the United
IN States, Handens celebrated SNUFF called The Der
ben, sau The receipt wa, presented BY r. c. Derby,
ty to call it the De,bena snuff Mr. Garcia who is now no
Aleppo. ~
Handling has for sale ALSO his American gentlemans
nuf made from the James River Tobacco and both
the Derbena the American Gentleman are 70 he had m
hal or whole pound botdes as above j2g iwkrrc
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, RAZORS, &c.
~ FENNES'S Tallyho Raxors.
l. John Rimmer & Sons warranted Needles
Wilson u Southern's elegant Table Cutlery
y Stsnton's fine pen and pocket Knives,
Which. together with Saws Edge Tools, Scythes. and
ehtr list goods are held for sale, to the trade manuiac
tureIs' account BY . 3, STENTON.
Foreign Hardware Commission Agent
-. "a Maiden laue up stairs.
Orders solicited from the trade for goods on the
usual ranufacturers terms, (no eommssion.)
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A MOST DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT
PRIVATE SALE.
kA THE handsome double house, with five mere. or
EH ground, the north side of Casteton Staten Island
being one mi!s from Port Richmond and mile and
half from New Brighton, having front of about $50 feet on
fhs water and IN the immediate vicinity Of
Newark bay, New York city and adjac emit country For
terms which will be liberal apply to "
HALLIDAY X MULLER, Auction ers CT Wall A.
jy22 l0tr W
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Farther Particulars from the Sea, of War.

Farther Particulars from the Seat of War.
The SIM issued yesterday, in nm Extra. the fol
lowing which it processes to bayereceivedby anEx-
press from the South that reached Washington in
company with the Governmentco courier. We give it
fr what it is worth, though it seems 10 us quite
spocryphal. By what conveyance did this dispatch
reach New Orleans The Telegraph reports no
new arrival from Vera Cruz, and surely this could
uo. haze by the Fashion. IL is of sort which
might be manufactured in the Editorial sanctum;
VERA CRuz August %. 1917.
$50 A messenger has Just come IN by the
Orzsba road who brings another Mexican version OF
the battle a, the Capital The substance OF the news Is
~ follows Gen scoTr FOUGHT THE ENEMY TWO DAYS
driving them before him some distance. They were re-
tfced twice during the engagement with fresh troops
and rallied but completely routed at every point
and At sst fled into the City and begged Tor quarter
The Tacubsya road was literally filled with Mexicsns
Their rsnks being decimaed by the sure aim OF our
troops they left hundreds Of their dead and dying on
lhs road We could literally have made bridge OF the
dead from Tscubsya 10 the City OF Mexico three miles
distant Their loss IL stated at BETWEEN FIVE AND SIX
THOUSANDS Onr loss IL put down at ABOUT TWELVE
HUNDREDi
The Mexlcsns skulkcd behind the arches Of the aque
duet and after the battle thousands OF the dead and dy
ing found thcre General Scott ordered an imme
dists surrender OF sgms and gave the sodery permits
son b. retirs from the City The roads leading from The
city 20 Guadsoupe and other towns were crowded with
women aud children retiring to the mountains
The greatest confusion aud distress prevailed among
ihfm.
Gen Scott is said to have taken the City and placed
su.rds around the Cathedral and other churches 10 pro-
sc them from robbery and to preserve their valuable
plate furniiure &c. The Mexicens began robblng
and plundering zach other and all the dwellings
supposed to contain valuable property in the city
,oon as the battles commenced and although Santa
Anna bossied Of having 10000 d,ned diy 10 pre-
pw mdr yc, the greatest confusion ana disorder pre-
vailed Gen. Scott used every effort 20 tho public
property and protect tho inhabitants from the hordes Of
robbers and sssassins who had gathered in the City.
remnant of the Ne xcan army fled 10 the mountains,
which II said would organize into guerrilla bands. to
operate wherever a chance for cutting of sup
plea or robting the population.
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Farther Shipments Of Copper and silver
ON Lake superior.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

correspondence OF Ibe Tribune
DETROIT sept O. l5i7
There are now al the Saul 100 tons Of native
Copper and Copper clippings belonging to the
Pittsburgh and Boston Company. brought down by
the Napoleon on her last trip. The Propeller it is
expected will bring fifty to seventy.ive tons more.
Col. Mcknight is now loading propeller here with
supplies for this Company, and will bring down by
the last Of next week another cargo, which added
70 that already shipped, will make three hundred
and thirty -four tons shipped this season The poor
est portion Of the cargo of the Jena yielded 6 per
cent. Of Copper The produce Of this mine alone
this year must equal at least three hundred tons Of
Pig Copper
We learn that Mr. Seymour. the distinguished
German metallurgist, now in the Mineral country,
with Gen. James Wilson, of New Hampshire has
demonstrated that this native Copper particularly
that at Copper Falls contains alloy of both Silver
and Gold, which give it that peculiar bright sp-
pearaDce which distinguishes it from English Cop
per Another years work will convince all that
We can do better than 70 import Copper from Eng
land "
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SCHOOLS.
CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL

SChoOL. Oh Broadway, loprCsite Bond sf New iofs
N-rhe second Term Of Prof BROWNS School Will
commence on Monday, SEPTEMBER The sre very
finely furnished. and supplied with chemical snd pho-
sophcs apparatus ard library The number Of pupils be
irs limited each student stWenfv-svr dollars per rn
No extra charges For farther particulars see crcu
which can he obtained AZ 81 Broadway Csrters
bookstore OF &c 81 The Protestant Churchmsn and Shep
ard : bookstore. iS4t Broadway. a. wv
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Abe The ald sIc44-neter linfn- TIC t-rt 49,
4r aaf- Ia any Wsy,Dut making 10 compromise WIKI
10 awful scourxe u human gums the Tooth ache
I'M. erfraordngry snodyue t1s the strongest claim. y
public notice Although IL hss already been beneneiai pa
thousands OF the proprietor . conhcet tns
bossand. more are Constantly suren from Ignorance u
h- sresr remedy Let a. GOOD therefore. spread tho
Oval sence that the ebrsed Glove Anodyns Drops
ere IT, when carefully applied. IN minute
Pr.uar.d BIZ HESkY JOHNSON. CArllis - brpa4~ ~ M
Egi-u III Fast Br9 .dway ~ Hndsn-st Spring aud
b. al respecfa5s Druggists the United States fnee "
cenfs -. -
-rs with .0ue worthless compound Of their % n ma -
E4Anne The wrappers VIA and bay 'Sca : nt'o
the signature Of bsuTy Johnson .
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NOTHING FARTHER FROM GES. ScOTT.-The
Southern mail yesterday contrary TO the represen-
tations OF the Telegraph. brought us the Neic Dr.
leans PicqyHHe Of the 9Th Ii contains nothing far
ther from Vera Cruz and confirmation Of the
port that Gen. Scott had been elected President
no tcH Of Mexico.
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BUFFALO, Sept ID, 1871.
The news from Wisconsin il thus far most cheer
isg Eight Counties are heard from which give
TwfrDr. Wing Delegate, 40 majority. Two
Years ago, they gave Martin Loco Foco. Gel
Wing gain ,291. Yours. A. NJ. c.
Martins majority in the whole Territory in 45
va. bat s33 that If the Wings Of the rest Of the
Territory have barely held their own, Tweedy is
elected. However, Mr. I. lives in Milwaukee,
and is best known in the Eastern part Of the Terri
,Or,. 90 we do not deem these returns decisive,
though we adhere 10 our uniform conviction that
Moses NJ. Strong cannot get the votes Of majority
Of the People Of Wisconsin. I'd. Tr7b