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New YORK, Nov. 26-The Wor ld's Wash
lngton special says: Richmond papers of
the Oath, announce that Sherman has cap
tured Milledgeville,
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The WEATHER on Saturday and yestsl
day was milder and more agreeable. The
mud 10 the streets has rendered them al
most impossible.
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CAIRO, Nov 26-The rebel General
Hindman, wife, staff and body guard cross
ed the Mississippi river at Cat Fish point,
some days ago, en- route to Arkansas. de
had heavy boz Of specie with him.
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=, @SciSs ACADEMY.-The attention of
VINO love to "trip on the light fsntss-
voc Is directed to the advertisement
,f 'oe above caption, in another column
VI" dsy's paper.
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Local and State News.
WANTED.

.,orp OR FIVE experienced WAITlRS. (toioreo.l
l"en vsptcd at the MeLURE H0UsR. ApNy IN
uediately AsHRR A WIaR
pOv28-lt A'noN "-eA' y
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JOHN ROEMER & CO.,
NOS. 81 AND 80 MAIN STREET,
Centre Wheeling

most fashionable productions of France, England
Germany and Italy, together with all the first
class and most substantial fabrics of America,
many of which We have purchased in June last
and having continued to buy winter goods during
the summer msnths, some goods for 80 per less
than the present regular market price; therefore
we are enabled to sell in large or small quantities
vholasale or retail for Cash at
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Significant from GEORGIA

New YORK, Nov. 26-The Augusta, Ga,
Chronicle and Sentinel, print the following
extract from o letter dated Macon, Ga,
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broadsdo guns are mounted on equally h0mcly
carriages, which are hard 20 unua- c, hayiug ONLY
two wheels and very uuhJuly mckIH. But
between decks IL must have been paec,ly houi.
bic when the Florida was captured
Since Lieutenant Commander Belrd.ce has
been on board, | have been assured by officers
and men that the crew have been uu1casng IN
scrubti ing the ship, and thus far they have only
succeeded ia making the ith moro visible.
A great many books, papers, and other articles,
taken from ships captured by he pirate, were
found On beard The Florida. There are no less
than twcnty-sN chronometers. The EIsty.c
Spark had ON board very large mail when
burned. This the orw Of the Fl2ri3a rauslckod,
and kept such articles as pleased their tnry.
Among other things Commander Beardslce
found two c0rtfS Gr riS.ic marked Miss Ern'sfino
Samory Of New York, and MISS Jenny Jackson,
OF BraluCboro, Vermont, which will be- gladly
restored.
The following IS a full list or tho officers
attached 90 the Florida, but not All captured.
Those marked with have been i'm the United
states Navy those witha were not captured .-
Lieutenant Commander -Chl-lss VI. M1r-s.'f
Ll'u!cnAnts.I t. k tor;or,' Executive nNeogf %.
Ma,t,r,-Rs Foyj,' G p pryan, y. y. Hunter.
Aldsllpm'n-lcry cry Snc1.r james byso
asleep n bunk durins collision.
Ensnccrs-. Chlf W. s. Thompson Assistants, VIII
liam Aheru, !. Brown
sssioIn. @asist @a,g,J29n Es,, W !, b. 'k,9s I}i9
The following is a list OF officers commanding
the Prize crew OF the Ik1TiaI.-
Lieutenant Commander A BpHrIsiCr.
EU8lgu-thlres j. Barclay. executive UNcpr.
Masters Mufc-John HrthrriugfCu.
Ens'necrs- Second Assistant, Myrun Knapp, Acting
chef, Third Assistant, n ID NcEwcn.
Quarter masicr-E. n kirk, Acting watch ~ rcCr.
In cOnversing with the captured officers now
on board Of the Florida | was informed thrt Cap
tain Morris had unjust aspcrsons cast upon his
character by the newspapers representing that
he was on shore Carousing while his ship was
being captured. They say that Captain Morris
Is not only strictly temperate, but nc Is also n
God-tearing and pious man. These officers also
speak highly of the uniformly kind and gentle.
manly treatment they have received ever since
they have been prisoners in our hands
The W1chUsett and Florida are both lying in
Hampton Roads. No time for their departure
has yet been fixed, but they may sail at any
moment Il is supposed that the destination Of
the two vessels will be New York city, both
requiring extensive repairs.
Captain Collins has been visited by mluy Of
his friends all Of whom congratulate him on his
eminent success This thorough sailor accepts
the good wishes of his friends with the molesty
Of a maiden, and altogether his hOnors ST. very
lightly on him.
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PHnADELPmIA TRADE REPORF.

TUESDAY, November l5.-Quercitron Bark is
scarce but hrm at $40 No sales OF any magnitude
have been reported.
Cotton Is in limited request at $l4O9l42, with small
sales.
The Flour Market is devoid OF vitality and the transac
lions effected have been In great Of unin-
potant and extremely limited character. The receipts
have been exceedingly Light and the stocks on hand have
been reduced 20 a comparatively low figure. The demand
for export has been extremely light for time past
and to-day the only worth noticing 4OO5OO bbls
superhne at SlOd0J0i extra family at sl25 and fancy
brands, as quality, at SlS The sales for the supply
the home trade are only IN small way, and within the
range Of the above Agures In Rye Flour and Corn Meal
the transactions unimpoant character. Prices
entirely nominal.
There Is firm feeling IN the market for Wheat but very
little doing abe sales confined to 30000i0O0 bush
good red at 81 6OG2 60 a bush and Kentucky white at
S2S5. Rye Is In limited requesi small saes making
at sl10alT2 The receipts OF Corn are extremely light
but there Is rm feeling with sales Of yellow At 50 80 y
bush. The market closed with an upward tendency.
There good demand for eats, and sales are making
eey at eOc f. bush. In Barley and Malt the transae-
tons noticed for several weeks past, have been Of
There is a moderate inquiry for Whisky at SITS foi
Ohio $77 for Pennsylvania and 81 10 for Drudge, with
saie3 -
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mand, at that figure, than IL is now. This By
way Of prophesy.
The Stock Market is rather dun and unsettled
this morning, with the exception Of Government
bonds, which continue very firm, and prices have
again advanced, with sales Of 5-20s at l024C9l03,
coupons Of, an advance Of /; and new 1905 at
003i 100 was bid for 6s of 1881, an advance Of 4.
Railroad shares are less active, with sales Of
Reading at 6Ss, decline Of 4; Little schuyllxIl
at4530 iGi and Philadelphia and Erie at 32932a;
1904 was bid for Camden and Amboy Railroad;
90 Tor Pennsylvania Railroad; 81 for North Penn
sylVaniai 81 for Emira common, 81 for preferred;
SV3 for Catawissa preferred; and 65 for PhiIadel-
pha and Baltimore
New City 6s are without change, with sales at
! lOll.
City Passenger Railroad shares continue dull.
Tenth and Eleventh sold at &c 25 was bid for
Thirteenth and Fifteenth; 3iI for Spruce and
Pine; as for Chesnut and Walnut, and l3 for
Arch; 69s was asked for Second and Third \; 90
for Fifth and Sixth; and % for Green and
Coates street.
There is less activity to notice in Coal OIL
shares, but prices are steady. Dalzeu sold at o4;
OIL Greek at 81 Irving at 81 and Rgbsrt AZ 8.
which is a slight advance; 4O5 was bid for Maple
Shade; for Densmorej II for Organic; and Q
for Noble and Delamater.
In Bank shares there is very little doing.
Girard Bank sold at so; III was bid for North
America; So for Commercial; 30 for Mechanics; I;
Sj for Konsmgton; 90 for Western; 30 for Manu-
facturers and Mechanics 55 for City 81 for Con-
sulidation; AZ for Commonwealth; So for Corn
Exchanges 81 for Union; and 20 for Camden.
Canal shares are rather dull, and there Is less
doing Delaware Division sold at 36l, which is
an advances 80 was bid for Schuylkill Naviga-
tion common, 40 for preferred; 751 for Lehigh
Navigation; 9S for Morris Canal common; and
II for Susquehanna Canal.
Gold is very dull this morning, and has de-
clined per cent. since last evening, opening at
2ii2 fell of and sold at 2i3I at IL O'Clock PAL
at u and 240 at l2A p. NJ.
The Money Market, as we have noticed for
some time past, continues dull, and the transac-
tons are limited. Loans on call are offered
at Coz per cent. per annum; prime paper is
scarce and quoted at SOLO per cent.
despatch from Washington this morning
says The Treasury Department. is still sending
out copies fthe appeal of the Secretary in behalf
Of the SeYcn.thirty loan. The subscriptions to this
loan last week amounted TO nearly 81, 900, ,00O
The subscriptions to the Ten-forty loan have
nearly ceased.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES, NOV rs
I,vC h 4, ID
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE,
NngaFFthnr

orTIcE oY THR EvEsrsa TELEaR,pH,( p
Tu, sday, November l..
The Stock Market, up to the close last evening
was very much cXci,edi aud in the OIL shares
especially the orders to buy were very larSe Il!
seems as if all the loose capital in Philadelphia
was finding its way into oil stock; for men and
women of all classes send peremptory orders to
the brokers to buy, and commissions are as thick
as blackbeuies. It will be well if some Of the
ardent purchasers ever see their money again
for in so wild an excitement there Is but little
discrimination, and "good, bad, and Indifferent
stocks are alike in demand, and are purchased
blndly, as the YOtaries Of fortune invest in lot
tory tickets, 10 the hope Of drawing prize. That
many Of the Oil Companies are paying well, we
do no. deny but It would be the yeriest madness
10 suppose that one. half Of the several scores OF
companies can ever pay their stockholders a
dollar by way Of dividend. Our readers, If they
will dabble in NE greasy waters, should make
careful investigation and inquiry before parting
with their money. This by way OF caution only
The demand for Reading shares was very
strong during the day, and New York purchasers
took from the market four thousand shares at
prices varying from 69l to 7Oi the shorts in both
markets experiencing sort OF scare without
having much chance 10 cover their engagements; F;
for most Of the shares were bought for "the full
account" and the sellers were, in the main,
parties who go in for very small profit on their
operations. The near approach Of the dividend,
which, it is said, will be Is per cent in stock, and
per cent. in cash, renders the Reading the most
promising investment among all the dividend
paying railways, and New York spectators are
quite shrewd enough to take advantage Of the
market. Our readers may expect to see Reading
selling SSo7S IS very shortly, and In more ae
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letter from tie Historian Motley on tua
Election.

letter from tie Historian Motley Ou the
Election.
Al the visit made b. Samuel Hooper last even
lug 10y Union clubs Of his district, TO congratulate
him on his reelection to Congress, Mr.. Hooper
read an extract of a letter received from J. L..
Motley, the historian, and dated at Vienna, Aus
tTia, October l6 as follows -
When this letter reaches you the election fever
will be at its very height, but within few days
afterwards Mr.. Lincoln will have been reelected
President, and you will have been again chosen
co the honorable position which you have filed
during the past years
offer you my congratulations beforehand on
both events. j have not yet begun 10 doubt as
10 the result of the great election. IL is impos-
sible for me TO think so meanly of the great
American people as to believe them destined 70
the deep humiliation and the fearful calamity OF
a CoppeThead administration at this vital crisis
in our affairs.
That we should bow the knee 10 the slave
holders and the Rebels just as we have them at
I our mercy, is too insane and base q proceeding
! 20 be even imaginable.
You see that am sanguine. II am living In
FOOLS paradise, you will know in a very few
days after reading this, and may laugh at me as
much as you like, although we here shall all feel
more Ike crying.
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PHILADELPHIA IN WISrrR. -Countrymen may
boast Of the attractions of rural retreats I'm the
winter, may talk OF the beautiful scenery and
snow-coyered hills, but the attractions of animate
human life, Of social pleasure, belong especisly
TO the city. Here it is that the various conven
tlora al pleasures, which by long haJil men have
become accustomed TO, arc brought into full play.
To he sure we do not take ladies' upon small
riec,s of boards and let them descend some
frightiu declivity for the sake Of making them
scream, but by n modernized provision OF society
they can skate with the assistance OF gentle
mans arm We have no large ponds, upwlrds
of twenty feet deep IN which q human being
early loses his or her life To be sure, such dan
gers add 20 the 1cst Of country sport butt is more
pleasant for q sedNto disposition TO enjoy this de-
Iightiul exercise on an artificial park, where two
feet Of water renders safety assured. It is also
most pleasant 10 see the turs, and cl9aks, aud
hundred original devices for defending the
human body fIum the nc aCk5 Of King Frost. The
motICd Appearance Of the snow-c1yered roof,
igrerspcrstd with the red bricks. causesHthe city
10 present an appearance Ike the Rebel
banner when IL is viewed from o distance.
Red white and red are the characteristics. Could
we not procure some blue, aud make the loyalest
city in The North rs true in appearance as she is
in heart TO the national banner Her population
are all loyal, and all her citizens true. We may
console ourselves, however, with the reflection
that our banner is formed by nature in the
frmamCnt, while 20 man the Rebel rag owes
lis existence. One is heavenly, the other earthly,
or rather internal. One is Immortal, the Others
days are numbered; and we believe its end is
very near.
THE Cry Is STILL THEY COME.-A large
number OF men are daily arriving from LEES army,
who have taken tho oath and been sent North. Most
OF them are in q wretchcd condition for want OF
clothing. They are taken temporarily in charge by
the Union Volunteer RetrCshment Committee, aud
those I'm want OF laboIcrs. farmers aud mechanics,
can procure them by application at tine Saloon.
BREACH or TRUsT.--A man by the name
of EDWARD JACKSON was arraigned before Alder
man BEuLER yes orday afternoon, at the Central
station. He "a alleged TO have rented sewing ma
chine IRON Mr.. TIMMoNs, aud altor retaining IL tor
some time sold II, and appropriated the money TO
his own use. He was held in seven hundred dollars
bail TO answer
DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS. -- Tomorrow
evening OF o'clock splendid display OF fireworks
will take place ON Broad street, between Cbcsnut
and Walnut, in honor of the recent Union victories
under the auspices OF the Union League.
DISTINGUISHED ARRIVAL. The Hon.
THOMAS SWAMI, Goyernor-eoct of Maryland was in
this city yesterday The distinguished gontloman
has loen visit TO New York, aud arrived In
this city en- route for Baltimore.
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THIRD EDITION
ARMY nN TIE rnrnNIAC.

WAsuSeroS, November lj.--A letter from the
Army ofthe Potomac says that ON saturday night
the Rebel pickets in front OF the "a Corps made q
noisy demonstration, and the sounds indicated
that something Of importance might result, but
the next morning all was quiet aud the line
remained the same as previously 10 Is added
that probably they only INDUCED in those diver
sious on account OF the colducss Of the night A
ride along the centre line does not enable a cor
respondent TO obtain even m item, affairs being
uncommOnly dull.
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FROM BALTIMORE TODAY.

General burnside in TORu-He visits the
Theatre-The Trial of Mrz. Hutchtng-
She Will Probably be Found Guilty.
Special Despa'ch 70 The ErsHiag Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, November l5.-General Burnside
visited Holiday Street Theatre last night, and was
loudly cheered. Hestopped at the Eutaw House,
and goes to Washington to-day. 1t is believed
he will again join his command in the field.
The trial Of Mrs. Thomas Hutchins was com
menced before the Military Commission yester-
day She will be condemned, probably, and her
testimony, which seems direct and positive, has
teen gone through with. She was chief mover
in getting up the sword for the Rebel Colonel
Harry Gilmor. The sword or sabre ia beauti-
full one, worth some two hundred dolars), WAS
brought into court The accused had no witnesses
TO examine she will rest her case upon the law
and Executive clemeney.
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The Political Campaign.
ELECTION IN TENNESSEE.

In Galatin the election passed OF quietly, with
the following result
VI, llC Ian .s...s........ ...s...s....ss..s..s II
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. n NuvemherS.-Ihc citizens
vote Of this place is 1000, all OF which we're for
Lincoln.
srRNaruLD, Tenn November S.-Twenty
votes were cast here for Lincoln and none for
Mcclellan
Pennsylvania soldiers az Chat unOoga voted --
1875 for Lincoln, % for Mcclellan l,t Ohio Artil-
lery, Sc for Lincoln, 10 for Mcclellan; Wisconsin
Battery c. Heavy Artillery, 7G for Lincoln, for
Mcclellan; Battery X, lst Michigan Light Artil-
lCry, 1885 for Lincoln % for Mcclellan; Battery
NJ, lst Ohio Volunteers, Light Artillery, - for
Lincoln, 4 for Mcclellan, Bludon, / ~ for Lin
coin; Athens, p for Lincoln; two companies 2l
Ohio, 100 for Lincoln, for Mcclellan; 9TH Ten
ncssCo Infantry aJ Marietta, ijj Tor Lincoln, with
no Mcclellan yotCri Chattanooga, no for Lincoln
66 blank.
Bridgeport, Ala, 10Th Kentucky Infantry, 2O2
for Mcclellan and 81 for Lincoln
Greensburg, Company g. 18th Kentucky CAV
airy, voted unanimously for Mcclellan.
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NInrkcts bY Telegraph.

NEW YoRK, November l5--StoclSs are lower.
Chicago and Rock Island, lUi Cumberland pterro 4.
hl Illinois Central l2SA, Illinois Central bonds, llsts
MiChi4 an southern, I3a; Michigan southern guaranteed
10; New York Central, 1875; ReadinS 1895 Huds N
RyCr, l2l ; Canton Company, l3i . Erie. lOt Gold
opened 2i3H, but declined to 23s; coupons 1851 no;
h-2Os, lOl; iu-4oB 90; one Year Certificates, HtA.
New NORK, November lj.-COtton Is firm mt
sl42. Flour du and Sc lower; sales al sil0iIlj for
Ohio. Wheat dull, and 2a3c. lower. Corn declining
sales Of ljOOO bush. AZ 81 81 In and SOi ucy
Beef active. Pork dun $40 6lil for new Lard il at
2ll,a2IC. Whisky dull.
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The Trial of the Rebel Raiders.

MONTREAL, November lj.-The Rebel raiders
are making voluntary stltcmouts to the Court,
boastug Of their exploit, and Dragging tina. their
Government will aycnge them. Efforts arc being
made to procure delay of thirty days In the
case, in order to ge. instruc,ions from Rchmonl.
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The new State of Nevada elects a Union
Governor, and gives Lincoln 5000 majority.
Thomas Fitch, Union, has been elected 70 Con-
gross. The Legislature is largely Union, ensuring
for four years.
The following despatch has been received from
Virginia City -
eve claim the flag for the greatest Union
majority in proportion to population. The silver
State Of Nevada has not one candidate elected on
tue Copperhead ticket throughout.
"CuNs. l.. PECK,
Corresponding Secretary Union State Com"
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MISnasNSIN.

Governor Randall is sangune that Wisconsin
will give a higher Union m0jority than has been
reported
The Toledo Blade says that General Hubert T..
Paine, Union, is elected to Congress in the First
District. The majority Of his competitor, John
W. Cary, on the home yO;o, Is 5Sl. There are
about 1900 soldiers to vote, and it is considered
certain thai General Paine has about seyen-eighths
Of them. The Wisconsin delegation will probably
stand as follows:
l. Hubert T.. Paine, Union, gain.
2. Ithamar c. Sloan, Union, reelected.
3. Amassa Cobb, Union, reelected.
4. Charles A. Eldrdge, Opp. reelected.
.. Philetus Sawyer, Union, gain.
g. Walter d. McIndoe, Union, reelected
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CHOICE CARAuRLs.
CHOICE CARAHELs.
Chocolate, Vanilla Cocoanut, and
Punch Caramels. Manufactured by
STEPHEN r. WmuiAN,

NHOl'E OAhAhEAhs
Chocolate Vanilla, CocOanut, and
Punch Caramels. Manufactured by
SrErUlS r. WmpAN,
No. 1910 Market street
Insurance AGAINST ACcIDENr.-This is n new
idea started by one of the Hartford Companies They are
perfectly reliable, and It Is certainly great nducemont
those obliged to travel to take policy, when
for the So enough may be secured In of acc
dent keep those depondngupon thom from want Every
one who employs agents travel should at once as
matter of economy, take a policy out IN the Travellers
Insurance Company. See Advertisement
VANILLA ROASTED ALMONDS,
or rare quality. Manufactured ny
STEPHEN F. WHlrgAS.
SnlBs' BALsA,nc CORDIAL is an excellent
remedy for Colds and during the ncement lson there
John W. Shines Jr has been long known 10 the druggists
and his preparations are COMPOUNDED with SIKH and care,
corner OF Twenty y-socond and Market streets.
CHoIcE AND FASHIONABLE CoNFEcrIoNs,
tup In Neat Boxes,
Suitable for Presents.
srEruEN p. wurIAy,
No. 1910 Market street.
As Coon AS NEw.-In this fast country the
hair whtens and falls early Bot thin and grey hair ndi
only local decay Your hair may he renewed and
World Hair Restoer ana LyI5Balsamum or Hair Dress
ing. Every druggist sells them.
GERMoN's TEMPLE or ART, No. Oh Arch
StreetIIaying unlimited facilities Tor the production OF
elegant Photographs ladies and gentlemen need have
any detention, either in sitins receiving their
pictures. Old pictures coped to any size style, and
while in possession kept in a fire und 1fproor safe,
especially provided for tine purpose.
THOSE who contemplate having likanesses
made should go to b. r. Relmer's elegant Room, No
Goa Arch street. for yotyPes Csrgs de si,e life size
Photo raphs lin oil c0lors.
MCKNIGHT, in Market street, is selling oil his
stock of Stoves. 10 those who want Gas uonsUmins
stoves he Offers rare bargains. Give him call.
GREAT BARGAINS can be had in Muslins ai
Williams, No. 9Oj Market street. See advertisements
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APri,c s,eomcr M New yorl,.

NLw YOVK November 1.-The prize steamer
IucV captured OF Wilmington, on tl' "a in taut,
by the gunboat Santiago ae cuba arrived here
To- day She is bound TO Boston. Her cargo con-
sists Of 3Gj bales Of cotton and 2j tons OF
tobacco
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LATEST MARINE INTELLIGEE@.

CLEARED THIS MORNING. T.y-
Steamship Y. G, Knight, Gallagher, New forA' "''
Rarque WitoA Fairohnd MarseIles Wosssasc "a n1lngs
BarQue st, Ursula, Lanfare, Rio Janef"'
Brig Star Of Hope, Bray, Southwest f-''' - -
ARRivlkt ~. i saai7 aa5s :rOm Bangor, With hlanosr
ocaptaiu,
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CALIFORNIA

Lincolns majority in California il over 20 900
which Mr. Lincoln received 10000 Returns
ir,m twCnty-iour counties give him 1926 ma
iorty. Great rejoicing exists everywhere at his
election.
d. C. Mcllucr William Highly, and John Bid
wei, all lnIOnsts. are eLected 10 COnstess.
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Snow storm i'm New York.
New NoRK, November lj-Snow is falling
here to-day, for the first time this season.
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OREGON,

Lincoln has carried Oregon by from 800 tc
2O0O majority, at least. Tho State election, II
will be remembered, was held in June, simulta-
neously with the Baltimore Convention.