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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-21

The State Fund Commissioners, on yes
terday, sold the State interest in the Gin
cinnati and Harrison Turnpike to s. DoYI.f;
g. Co. for s1s,600; and in the Cincinnati
and Hamilton Turnpike, to JoHN s. HUs-
TON, for SI3,3lO, fs
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-21
New York Money Market.

ua. New YoRK, June 20.
Money is rather more active at 400 per
cent. Sterling dill at 1O7@l0s. Gold lower,
opening at 1853, advancing to 1888. declin-
Ing to l52, aud closing at 1915,
The total exports of specie to-day amount
to $220,S04.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-21
Republican Pillars.


INIIANATVI9Ihi VlIIIU VI
Major II, M. Dodd, Chairman of the
Shelby County Republican Committee, was
arrested on charge of bastardy, aud gave
bail for his appearance. fAftH5M
A political parson, named Ben. Tucker
was also arrested IN the same county on an
aggravated charge of seduction. .
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-21

QuEsTIos.-Why Is II Schwarz sells so
many goods9 Because he sells the incest
made up, keeps always on hand large
stock Of custom made Clothing, and more
especially sells with a very small profit,
aud asks no two prices, at lis Main street,
sign of the Golden Esa-gtl-e.
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Stolen.

lNRoM the shoo store Of the subscriber Ia Eaton
II pn the night Of the 2sih Of May nine pair cali
Boots, psgged one pair do. seweli two pair Kip
Boots, psggeds one pair kip footers seMe,i one
pair Ladies ,,hiers; one pair Gents Cloth Slip
lcrss emhfpidefedi pne French BalmorHl shoe,
Ieggedi ono smith A Nessan siN -chamheT rcd car.
fridge Revolver. aud one oil cloth SAtehel
reward al tTb will be given tor the arrest Of
The thief aud delivery OF the goods
ljui6Af' ----a-a--a.-a CHIkISrlAN BROWN
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NJ. M. PoMERoY.
4. InCrossc DemOcrdt.
The Opera House.


Editors Empire: sUDU
GENTS We wish 10 say, through the
columns ofyour paper, 'to all whom VI may
concern" that we are fully advised Of the
fact, that there exists ia this city, an or
ganization-a ompany-composed of some
of our enemies--whch has for some time
past been engaged Ia secretly operating
against us--not only against our Opera
House--but directly against ts, aud have
even gone 80 far as severally to take stock,
with view to "buy" the Opera House
When?
For the Information of said company,
and especially the President, we will say
that the stock ofthe Opera House, like gold,
has advanced from ttoenfy.tire cents ON the
dollar (the tase of their expected purchase)
TO one hundred and mn cents on the dollar
and that unless said company can command
the cash, and come TO us to purchase, and
agree to pay the advanced premium, they
can not buy our Opera House.
In conclusion, we will say to said com-
pany, more especially to the President that
zoe are the proprfetors of Turner'S Opera
liouHt; Hiiu tHhbaWO "V NVtf "h' pi'P''iS' w
remain as such. Al Jos. NJ. TUBSER,
T20GThA VA. Tdlsral- Y
The "Goop TINE" has CoME-The fan
ciers of good horse flesh, slow or fast who
are congregated. to-day, over at Richmond,
Ia, to show of their fine stock, will, no
doubt, present much 10 boast of; but when
asked to trot out their best timesters-the
fastest they've got--or the faster than any
body else's, they will have something to
contend against that will throw the dust
in all their eyes, should theteam thus men,
toned happen to be in the ring:
FAST DRIvING.--Dr. Potter, of Tionesta,
Venango County, Penn, made n wager OF
$1,000 u few weeks since that he would
drive his pair of mares over n country road,
to be selected by him, 100 miles in 9le hours
The event came off on last Saturday week,
and the Doctor drove 1903 miles and IL rods
in . hours, IL minutes and l3 seconds, stop
ping once to feed, and twice to water, the
actual time of travelling being So hours
This Is the best time on record. The ami
mails are beautiful pair of large bay
mares, and they came In apparently quite
fresh, under strong pull. The Doctor
was afterwards offered $4,000 for his team,
but he refused to sell it.
This may well be called SHE best time on
record" and for the team to come in "quite
fresh" instead of falling dead when they
reached the judges stand, is absolutely
marvellous.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-21

HmRgNIAN PIcNIc.-Dllle & Mcssler's
omnibusses will run to the Hibernian Pie
mic on Saturday next from Main street, OPP
posite Phillips House. It'd
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THE DAIhT' EMPIRE.


LACROSSE Wis., june ~, lSaG,fS
Els. Daily Empire" Dcgton, 0hto ~
In your paper ofJunc .Lnoiiee anarti-
Gle stating that the grave Of Bollmcycr IN
your city, has been wantonly dcsecrated by
the removal of the slab which marked his
last resting place, because 1t Offended GER
tain parties who did not like the'inscrip-
lion thereon =
FELL ny THE HAND OF An ASSASSIN,
A MARTYR TO THR
FREEDom OF SrERoH AND or THE PREss.
II that Is not at once restored toits place,
please draw on me at sight for fifty dollars
toward the erection Of another marble ovei
his grave nth Me same Inscription thereon
am a poor man or Iwould givesnore.
am also but man OF common reading. bui
| have yet TO learn that there Is law
against erecting slab Of marble over the
grave Of man, and. inscribing thereon Q
simple truth.
And IL the Democrats Of Dayton can moi
protect the graves Of true martyrs, let sucl
honored dead be removed to lacrosse
Yours for freedom of speech and the
NJ. M. PoMERoY.
Ed. Lacrosse Democrat.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-21

ex The largest stock of Linen Goats OF
all sizes and styles TO be found In Dayton is
at the Eagle Clothing Store, three DOORS
south Of Market House, Main street.
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FOR RENT.

TWO front roaIhs. Z. .aItsble h,f an oaics and
i sieeping rooml In the binding occupied by
the OHIO Insurance Company, northeast corner OF
Third andJehctson streets hiqoire WILLIAM
DlCkEl President, or W GILLESPIE, SEC
retafy, Ohio Insurance Company msdtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-21

s4TBeats any tllipg In Dayton. Those
fIunkydorl and Ruilied Shirts, Prince OF
Wales, Byron and Shakespeare Collars, at
the Eagle Clothing Store.
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eB-lryou want to be treated right In
buying good article OF clothing, and
at the right price, go to Schwarz, lls Main
street, sign OF the Golden Eagle.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-21

LosT-$5 REwARD.-A red Cow; tai
mixed with white; long straight horns, and
blind in one eye. Apply to J. Schaffer, lit
Fourth street. - It'd
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DAYTON PAVILION

IL YOU want something 20 refresh YOU call NJ
L DECkBLIM Af ER'S Pavilion, on jefferson
street opposite the PostoIilcc where all kinds of
keireshncnts, in season are served mp IN the best
style. He keeps Creams Of all the savorcd iiavors
Ice Water Mineral Water, Nc. also all kinds Of
variety, all kinds Of Fruit in season both Foreign
and Domestic, paper sheiled Almonds English
with large variety of other articles Ia his line oi
business. Having an experience of twenty five
years In the business he hopes to be able to please
all who may iavor him with their custom.
Balls, Wedding Parties, and pic.nics supplied
with everything IN his line of business on terms
to suit the times.
Remember --Ga jefferson st., opposite the A. O.
iulGdlurh&SLi a. n DEtllEILM AYER
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IB-Mr. p. Sugarman Is now selling goods
at very low prices at No no Main street
Give him cali early, and make your own
selections. W tl"lh 70 tt fH uiu
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Radical state Convention The
PlatfOrm-T'he Nominees.

sf Atf CoLUMbUs, June 10.
The Convention met IN the Atheneum,
and was called 10 order by Judge Sloan.
All the counties represented but Holmes.
Hon. Peter Odlin was made permanent
President, &c.
THE PLATFORM.
The Committee on Resolutions reported
the following platform which was iupani-
molisly adopted with immense cheering;
"Resolped, That the Union party of Ohio
having sustained the General Governments
during four years Of successful war against
the united efforts of rebels In the South and
their partisans in the North, now demand
that peace shall be established upon such
stable foundation, that rebellion aud scces-
slon viii never again endanger our national
existence, ~. ..-tra.4 d. t...r,srr .,
"Resoiped. that this Convention fnIiy hi
dorses the Amendment 10 the Constitution,
proposed by Congress 10 the Legislatures
OF the States, as q liberal. wlse aud patriotic,
pledges for Il their united aud hearty sup
port. .ia ,tiHa
"Resoiued, That the nation owes the he
rOcs of our army aud navy debt 90 last
Ing gratitude for their patriotic services Ia
defense Of the Constitution and Union, and
we urge upon Congress the duty OF equal
izing the bounties, aud that while we cher
lsh with tender affection the memories Of
the fhilen brave, we pledge to their Wild
ows and orphans the nations care aud pro-
q rns NOMINEES. = @
The tlohyentiu.l reIiomlnate,l w III. smith
for Secretary OF Stale, and Judge Scott for
the Supreme Benchteach on the first ball
lot. Tho contest between Mr.. smith and
General Wild was quite close. Captain
Barrere, a Cne-armed veteran, was 1onis-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-21

NEW ARRIVAL or GOODS. Philip Sugar
man has Just arrived from the Eastern markets
with an entirely new stock Of Dry Goods, which
no Il confident he can sell chcdper than any other
house ~ the city, and he pledges himself 10 oIer
lower than any house In the state OF Ohio The
managers of his New York house, 9ig Center street
near Grand, being on the alert 10 purchase goods
~ Grs1 BgrgdfHs, they ARE enabled 10 Offer goods
nj ratee much lower than any other house possibly
can Don't forget to call AZ No 40 Main street
Empire Buiding, before pare hasing elsewhere. A
Sugnrman, importer and dealer ia all kinds of Dry
toods NC. can also he found at the same place
MI retail dealers are requested 10 give me a call
before purchasing ut Cincinnati or amy other
Wholesale house, as he sell goods ut New York
Wholesale prices. He may he found at No 40
Main street, until further notice. mgal3in
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NEW MARKET HOUSE
"BUCKLoT," FRENCmpoWN.

"BUCKLoT," "FRENCIrrowN
Attention A.! East Daytonians I!
TNHERE will he MARKET in the New Market
House, between Sears ami Madison sts. First
Ward, on
Monday, Wednesday & Friday Mornings
OF each week. aud the people Of that part of the
CITY may depend on finding there EVERY DE
SCRll'floN OF MEAT. Beef Veal. Pork. Mutton,
Sausage, Puddings. Hams Shoulders Sides, Corned
Heel, Plckled Meat, etc. In fact, everything lust
AS nice and good as II hG had at the old Marx
and nt the snmO prices Remember the days
JOSEPH IlNk, ALEXANDRA MACK
u, iRaU LiCl, hICH EL LSrOCKERT
mi4d2w
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51l||!]||II|]YssI5IE7
NOTICE.

A IL persons are hereby caution edinot to receive
~ q note for one hundred and ifty six dollars
dated November y, 1885, signed by John A Gebhart
and David Iietze,, and made payable TO Reuben
has already been paid In full by the undersi igned
ml9w3t JOHN A. GEBHART
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FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS,
Promptly and a short Notice.

Old Furniture Cleaned and Vanished, Chairs he.
Gained aud all kinds OF Repairing done. All or.
ders viii he carefully and promptly attended 10,
and the advertiser Will call and do the work at res
ilences whore cleaning and vanishing is needed
Jan A-dtf EDWARD KERR
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nated by acclamatIon for member of the
Board OF Public Works. glif
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FURNITURE REPAIRED.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
EDWARD KERR

w OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
the citizens Of Dayton and vicinity, that be has
opened q shop on Third Street, next door 10 Ben
net, Non a Co.'S. stove Store, where he will repair
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-21

Posi- OFFICE, DAYTON, ONO, April %, 1866.
Until further notice the mails will arrive hn,
close at This onlce as follOws.
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STOCK for Congress- % majority; Pool Rep, for Assembly,
So majority find DISCREET Hoffman IS majority; Com
stock, rs majority Mead Dem, for Assembly 80 ma
Lcwiston--Ist Dinrict-Hoffman, Is majority, Com
stock, 9; Meade, l6 majority.
Perturbation, ~ majority. Van Horn, % majority
ORANGE. t.al
GoeHEN ". Y, Nov. 6-The Union maiorities thus far
are 1900; Democratic, U3. Van Wyck Republican, FOR
Congress- 1000 ahead thus far. lie Is elected This
Republican gam. ....I
Riyerhcad- Fenton, 81; Hoffman, go; Gleason, Rep,
for Congress, 1885, Taber, Dem, 1s6.
East Hampton, L.L-FentOn's majority, w SieasOhs
majority, 40.
Piermont- Hoffman, 81 majohtyi Robertson tRep.h for
Congress, u majority over Radford.
Town Of Johnstown-FentoD, 67l majority.
Town Of Msy6eld-Fenton Il3 majority.
oTSBGO.
Town OF Otsego--Penton, o. majority.
Town Of Cherry Valley-Fenton, "a Hoffman, 10. 2
Town Of Spnngfeld-Hofman, Isl majority oil. f
ONEIDA. ..
Town Of Sangerfeld-H Hoffman, 3O7 Fenton, sol.
Marshall gives Fenton, 29J Holman, ly1
CORTLAND.
Cortland gives Fenton, $751; Hoffman, 3o4
CORTLAND COUNTY.
Prehle gives Hoffman 10 majority
Homer gives Fenton i74 majority.
CHEHANGO COUNTY.
Norwich gives Fenton ii majority
Columbus gives Fenton $50, Hoffman 81
Town Of Palatine-H Hoffman, IS majority,
Town OF Canaoharie-FentoD, 70 majority. Ths
county is very close The Republicans claim 1t BY "
majority.
Fenton, go majority. t
Hamptonburgh- Hoffman, 81 majority.
HBRKIMER
Town Of Danube-Fenton, % majority
Town Of Salisbury-Fenton, lG6 majority
Town Of Frankfor-FcntoD, l24 majority
Town of Hirkimer-Hoffman, l3l majority.
Little Eals.-Hohman, 1872 MAJ.
Manheim.-Hoffman, l26 maj.
Farteld-Fenton l26 majority. ..T .r..
Town of Mobawk-Hohman % majority.
sCHOHARIE.
Town Of Sharon-Hotman, 70 majority.
MADISON.
Town Of Cazenovia-Fenton go majority.
Town Of Lenox-F enton, l6l majority.
MONTGOMERY
Town Of Glen-Hotfman 81 majority.
SCHENECTADY.
City Of Schenectady. So mai.
oHoRDAGA.
Lysander gives Fen,on 328 majority. Eldridge gives
Hoffman majority. Latayette--Fenton's majority, 81.
Marathon gives Fenton 22I; Hoffman, 49, LApere
gives Fenton 1927 Hoffman, ". Scott gives Fenton Z22
Holman, 62.
BRooMB.
Lsle-Fenton, 3sli Hoffman, III.
RICHMOND.
Richmond County gives ,O29 majority for Hoffman
Greene gives Hoffman IS majority johnson (Dem,) for
Congress- ~ majoritvi and Emerson, DEM for Assem-
bly, three majority.
Port Henry gives Hoffman ll3 majority, and ll3 ma
joriy for the rest Of the Democratic ticket.
CAYUGA.
Auburn-6O0 Union mai.
Conquost.-Fenton 81 maj.
Menz.-FeDton, 30 maj
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COUNTY RETURNS.
COLUMBIA

IT rsLxaxApa TO TRIBUNE.
HuDsoS, N. Y, Nov. Gone majority for Hoffman In
Hudson. Collier DEM, for Congress, IS majority. Fen
tons gain, 2l6.
Undertook gives Hoffman Ga majority, Golfers, for
Congress 66 maturity.
In Chatham only one district was heard from up 10
o'clock and that gives Fcnton rs majority.
Hudson City is tie vote on the State ticket
Hudson City-Fenton, 3d. Hoffman, s43; Fenton, ]
majority.
Collier (Deml for Congress, IS majority.
WYOMING.
WARSAW, N. Y, Nov. 6-Fenton, AL Hoffman, 252.
Republican gain Of Is over 1864 and 80 over 1865.
DUTCHBSS.
PoUGHKEEPsE, Nov 6-P. M.-The Third Ward, City
Of Poughkeepsie, gives Fenton 1877 majority; Ketcbar
Rep for Congress- 1874 heavy gain. The gains in this
city for the Republicans heavy.
The Town Of Poughkeepsie Second District gives Fen
ton Sc majority Ketehan, So MAJORITY WILDER, Rep,
for Assembly, A. gain Of S. The Fourth Ward Of the
City gives Keteham 81 majority. Tho Sixth Ward gives
Fenton los majorityi Ffih Ward ITO maorityi Fourth
Ward 81 majority. IL the Fifth aud SiSth Wards
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AssEMRLYMEN ELECTED.

First District-hchsel G. Murphy (Tam.)
Second Observation-Disclosures Donohue' CTam.)
Third District-Daniel O'Reilly lMoz.)
Fourth Distnct-John J. Blair (kep.)
Fifth Distnct-Chss Blauvelt TAM
Sixth District-John sigeBon (Moz1
Seventh Disthct-frank A. Ransom Tam, and Mol
Eighth District-James Reed (Taml
Ninth District-Henry Rogers Tam. and Mol
Tenth District-0wen Murphy tRep.)
Eleventh Distrct-John v. Gindly (Rep.)
Twelfth District-Henry WstmAn Tam.l
Thirteenth District-Bernard Creagan (Tam.)
Fourteenth Distriet-Thomas j. Creamer (Tan.)
Fifteenth District-(Not heard 'front.'
Sixteenth District-Mchael N. Salmon, (moz.)
Seventeenth Distrct-Wilion Benjamin. (Rep.l
Eighteenth District-Iesnder Buck, Tam. and Mor.)
Nineteenth District-(Not heard from.l
Twentieth District-lNot heard from.)
Twenty first Distnct-(Not heard ffom.)
Reelected.
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MISSOURI
IE GENERAL RESULT.

THE GENERAL RESULT.
ST.. LoUu, Nov. 6.-The Radicals have undoubtedly
carried st. Louis BY 1900 majority, and elected Gen. Pile
over John Hogan BY ct least 300 majority great victory
In view of the enormous efforts OF the Administration 10
elect Hogan Returns from the lid District elect New
comb (Radcai) by overwhelming majority. Balance OF
State es far ss heard from favorable TO Radicals
JOHN HOGAN DEFEATED
ST. LouIs Nov. 6-Returns show decided majority
for Pile over Hogan city and county. ST. Louis repu
dates :" my policy"
ST. Louis Nov 6.-tIen Pile beats Hogan for Congress
In the LIST District. Newcomb RADICAL 10 elected BY
large majority In the lid Distinct State Of Missouri and st.
Louis County, Radical.
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MARYLAND.
THE GENERAL RESULT.
TIM LRoIsLATURR RRBEL.

THE GENERAL RESULT.
TIKI LEGISLATURE REBEL.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6-The Conservatives have carried all
the legislative and senatorial districts Of the city which
will give thcm majority in the Legislature.
BALTIMORE Nov. 6, IL o'clock.-Union men Of Balh-
moro have been beaten after gallant fight The Rebels
swore through everything get their votes In and BY the
aid Of Swanns regstrators have been successful The
Democrats will have the Legislature by two-thirds vote
on Joint ballot. John l.. Thomas, Union, In
the Second and J. j. Stewart, Union, in Third, are
defeated Francis Thomas Union in the WITH District 10
undoubtedly elected We have lost one Congressman and
the JohnsonitOs have gained Phelps IN me lid District
sones Though defeated the Radicals are not dsmayed
and there outspoken impartial Suffrage men IN
Baltimore tonight than before. All feel that they
are fighting in good cause.
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
BALTIMORE.
BALr1MoRE, Nov. 6-The First Ward gives Archer
Dem.), FOR Congress- li9 majority. The Third Ward
gives John L. Thomas 1e majority. The Sixth Ward gives
Archer TO majority.
BALrMoRR Nov. Go D. m.-John L. Thomas Is de-
eated for Congress in the Second District The con-
tive parties has caused apprehension OF general collision
all the evening Shots have been fred here and there
and one man seriously wounded but the tumut has
In Baltimore the Second Ward gives Thomas sepubl-
canI Ia majority. Fourth Ward gives Thomas IL ma
Jointly Fifth Ward gives Archer Democrsp for Congress
70 majority.
Ward gives Archer 1870 majority The seven lower Wards
forming part of the I'D Congressional District give ma
jority for Archer Of III over Thomas.
HARTFORD.
Havrede-Grace gves John l.. Thomas for Congress ~
majority Republican gain.
THE THIRD DISTRICT.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, NQY. 6.-Plelps lCopscryatiyel is re-
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THE COUNTY TICKET.

At this hour Of going to press with our first edition
returns from the various wards ndcstethe election Of
Halpine as Register over McCool by large major.
ity Hsckett has beaten sedgwck in the race for Re-
corder, and Tucker has done the same 10 Smith for
Surrogate. Herman and Shsler the successful can
didstes for Supervisors. The vote against the Con-
yenton for revising the State Constitution is large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-07

Or KEYsER IS PHYSICIAN OF OVER THIRTY YEARS
erpesnoe graduate Of the Jefferson Medical College and Of
the University ofMeaieine and Surgery Of Philadelphia
Mr. H. 7. HELNBoIDDEAR SIR In regard to the question
asked me to my opinion about BUcHU would say that have
used various forms for the past thirty yess
do not think any preparation Of have not used o.
known to diseases where sOh medae agent
would be You wen myself thai has
ben txenvy employed the various diseases Of the bladder and
Kidneys reputation has acquired judgment war
ranted by the facts
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DELAWARE.

THE DEMOCRATS CARRY TIE sTArE-usIox GAINS.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 6-The magnificent canvass
made here by the Hon. s. N. Harrington, Chairman OF
the Republican State Central Committee shows itself in
immense gains the vote of the Little Election ss
month but the Democrats elect Salisbury Governor and
Nicholson to Congress- BY about 800 each So hinss look
now
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WISCONSIN
CONGRESS RETURNS.

FIRST DISTRICT.
MILWAUKEE Nov. 6.-Gen. Halbert Z. Paine tRep.) Ia
certainly reelected TO Congress.
SIXTH CONGRESS DISTRICT.
La Crosse, Wis, Nov 6-La Crosse City has given o
maores for the entire Republican ticket ranging from
100 H. the highest majority being for Gen. Wsshburn
for Congress- and in large Of Lncoln majority.
La Crosse County gives 800 Republican y1sioTty being
gain of over 200 The La Crosse northwestern (vIhl
Congressional District has probably elected Gen. Csdws
lsdeT c. Wsshburn by over 5000 majority The North
West utterly repudates Andy johnson and his mischev-
Gus policy. The Republican National, State, City and
County tickets are triumphant beyond doubt in every
place within hundred miles Of La Crosse, both side
Of the Mississippi.
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NEW.JERSEY.
NEw.JERsEY ALL RIGHT.

NEw-JERSEY ALL RIGHT.
NEWARK Nov. 6.-Four Union Republican Congress.
men out Of the five in NevJesey elected Mr. Moore
over A. II. Slate BY over 1000 majority; 10 the
First District, Mr.. A. Newell over Charles Hagh.
by 500 maonty Chas Sitgrcayes DEM over John David
son in the Third District by reduced majority; John
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ILLINOIS.
COUNTY RETURNS.

COUNTY RETURNS.
COOK.
CHICAGO Nov. Cook County gives 500 Republican
majority gain Of 1000 Judd Rep is elected TO Con-
gress IN the LIST Distinct
JOB DAVIES.
GALKNA Nov. 6.East Gslena township gives 50 Union
majority against majority for Mcclellan IN 1854 This
township s the residence Of Gen. Grant. Republican
gain, SO.
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CONNECTICUT.

EEw.HAvBN CHARTER ELECTION.
Nyw.HAvKr Cr Nov. 6-The town election to-day
resulted in tho election Of the Democratic ticket with the
exception Of the Town Clerk who supported BY both
the Republican and the Workngnsns organizations.
The Democratic plurality lie $40
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VERMONT.

ELECTION IN THE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
TELEGRAPH
BURLINGTON, Nov. 6.-The second trial for member OF
Congress in this the Third District took place to-day.
The candidates the Hon. Worthngton g. Smith Of
ST. Adams Republican, the Hon. Asa o. Adds Of ST..
Abans Consul at Nice Republican, and Waldo Brigham
of Hyde Park Democrat. The vote will be from 5000 70
1000 less than at the September election when
votes were poed We have returns up to 81 p. m. from
the following, towns and they indicate close vote
between Smith and Adds.
Tocns. Smith Adds Brigham.
Burlington..:..... &9 go Io
ST. AIbans. 436 2I9 l95
Midnight Further returns from this District indicate
the election Of Worhingon c. Smith, Republican by
clear majority Asa o. Adds boiling Republican, aud
Waldo Brigham, Democrat Up 10 this hour Smith has
2,449, Adds l,27l and Brigham ,l7s.