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for the CASH, than can be OBJ
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me Elections.

New York, Massachusetts,,
New Jersey, Maryland,
Delaware, Michigan,
Illinois, Missouri,
Wisconsin, Kan.
sas, Minneso-
ia, Louisi-
ana, Ar
kansas.
New York Democratic by
a Greatly Reduced
Majority!
Tle Result in Other States
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Nov. S.-The election
is proceeding in the most orderly
manner. Up to the hour of 80
P. NJ, no arrests were made, and a
heavy vote is being polled.
Swann's Democratic )majority in
the Eighth ward,i 9S3; Ninth ward,
BAG; Eleventh ward, 256; Fifteenth
ward, 25; Sixteenth ward, II; Nine
teenth ward, 1856; Twentieth ward,
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LOUISIANA.

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-A dispatch
to the Union Republican Committee
from Senator Kellogg, of Louisiana,
reports that New Orleans has gone
Republican by between 5000 and
1000 votes, and that the State OF
Louisiana is Republican by a very
large majority. r .h>l
New ORLEANS, Nov. S.-The
Times special reports row at Baton
Rouge last night, in which two ne
groes were killed, and several whites
and negroes wounded. Richland
parish gives a Democratic majority o.
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NEW JERSEY.

CAMDEN, N. j., Nov. s.-A fight
occurred to-day at the polls in New
ton township, Camden. Two col
cred men were shot and four white
men, named Long, Henry, Forman
and Stineman, badly injured. The
riot was suppressed by United States
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TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, November THE city
elections passed off quietly. The
Democratic majority on the entire
ticket will be 1000, with one ward
yet to hear from. News from several
surrounding towns indicate a small
gain for the Republicans.
, 1870-01-13

r,r x-,uf f1HASc14a y, erEcII1I1oNA 7s,s
NE" 4phk+ Jan- ls-lue nnauc.1l bG18 now
oelotc 8na oeHg lnfsooacea !n Congress-, attract
tttentlon Y MaA ssfeef, ana aAs!s N
!EallpR ePteu!a1son Esely. Tae bn!s Of senaio.a
oaeiMAu aug sumner especially tue !atttr, are
Lot 1ooIed upon mere "a Likely to become laws,
the Wars. and Means Committee Of the
Hon5e viii proba6ly embody the vteWs
q secretary Bontxeu, and consequently tts intko-
ducuon III aHalleu Will much interest 1t IL
e:a1ed thAt The WAY. aud :Mcaus Committee are
a!, nnM Sa elseussnG "ne.heI lne nsF 1Qndtpg loan
s1as! ot3I N PEI ceeL intetets ana 1l9o as 10
HAat teIRiA 81 aa'e oa-ks snau mare 70 Wlthdfa~
11eii nVetWeaty ooLos rom Inc departnent
1aefe ltpolts afe oIly coo)ec1ntte. Sota!IE def
nite u IEoWn IN TeSatu 10 lie prospective action
ol the committee -.....~.
, 1870-01-13
THE MICHIGAN FRUIT REGION.
The Progress thai has Hcen 31nde
In Fruit cu1tuEc-st. Joseph and tIs
Fruit Trad


In Fruit cunturo-st. Joseph ana tts
Fruit Trade.
81. Joetph. H;ch. Jan 1o]. Correspondence ef The
.MtlraHtee Ftsoonstn-
:. sAs most Ct Jour readsIs have but little,
i any, Anowlsoge Of this now famous
relation te I viii noa Cone as Tefss ie iss, n
french yo5sgeT visited tuts point, remaining but
sssd snSsi s ana 5ssS E,S
fhe1 aay The i9Tnnss ol ne se
stage routes centHag here and the Travellers
taxing steamers 70 CROSS tie lake After the
hnlldng OF the Michigan Central Road, these
OF The place rapidly declined, and it was aluost
forgotten BY the outslde world. The appcaracce
Of the pl21e WAS anything but inviting % one up.
beEg beI5w the Bun. and having generally iol.
lorn and ttilspida!ed appearance. The soil, being
ea1dy, Nas considered worthless and ansalAo!e
Atout Twelve or fourteen years ago however,
q &c change @ came o'es the aspect q a1l4lss, It
soil wonld produce excellent peaches, and one
of the old TetlGen.s yeutuled TO trJ tue e1per..
nell Of sending them to Chicago f0r 4 market.
orchards; SD then It vas foutd hat other frass
would grow equally we'll and sell At highly re-
mnnetauve faleA- And the result has been that
r!ety OF 11uis that eau be grown n q Northern
Climate, AID probably uowlerc in the United
Sa.eS caa .nese oe io1u me ta1e nnMoer o.
.nt naans .t ~ e ~ aea, ~ moss " taeU
M @ snetn H. az M ~ a"eI5 nGtes VI Iess-
euEe o e'eo tuolue 1--WE aetes saulc@eAi!s remunef"
aITE
Ing Iutsaou u oiten askeo' Wny IL tae e8st'
etn euole Q! LAAe allcnlean 60 1agolab!e 10 me
ttoa4Ctiuu " Huit. anu espec!aLJ the pe9cl!
nAd HAsn .ola tuat y o"in0 70 sle innue1ca o.
t1e AXE Gpo1 tns cHNAse. tae quell y 81 oGe sue-
Kestea, Muy oou InE !aAG inuueHcc tne clmate
upoa nI tnA snose5 simpIy because oos coldest
aa1 1 - tnT ~, VEL ana sonta
~ tht .n.s .oAs - ~ ~ notJ u
aeeP Ha'si. 20 tnat taele Is alnetence OF ftom
Yen % niteen aeRefa u temperature he.
L#tea tos eHH ano west sloes
u tle !sAe. eo 1ete, VIA soI anu
e,t.ts LILLE pecuEa1E auapisu ~ ~ sound tlc
s1eaA ~ H. " tne No!tnxesl Easy Q! &C
.ess @ ~ saSs tsas 'eI! osAt l1o.e u tiausroE1a.
1ou luz ltun1 - ti.e great commercial ce1lrest
LucASu au4 AHHauAee, !s sno9aeE &teat aosan-
Lage Y tnt locauon: audea 70 "nicn Il inc faell'
" aHotoea iof ~ t1a9kpotatloa ~ oVef the
s1 so.aamssL ~ Means 9 o. Ine imnense hetMofk OF
tanvAus olaeiEEn W '!oaL III tlese ce1.sss, anu rs
naS % 1se VI MaiSu u ~ tnat - nseoen 70 Latn:sn
.sJ :. MsmJ temune.atns tnA!ket lol ~! tne Nal
e1n enae s"a oe p1oaueea lAete 'ol A!Ao5 3ea1a 10
evT1. T.
~ " W. M !9r NC
p pa seasoA ss m1tG ~ ao.4onA' ,1tvO ossAets u
oelnes Ano oiacADef!les s.ueo pacsaaes Or peats,
s' sIats' cnetI!es aaa plams. ana .suoV ousne!s o.
sMrr!es. M aasse we're geuela!y sou 81 !e9uaet-
ato9 asot Pfeee' p*sHg oestel taHu any olnef pro-
o4E.s. Ms -, E. ro
.,4 I4e tona ~ ss Jhsepn ~ s!Lu4.eu on alea
~ ftn San,onis '"a nopua.un
a,s;n " s,tvv iuhaonaala- iaels aie cany eesan!
, 1870-01-13

stty Of remo1nX The sand haz asd o+aes ossttne-
C1s1fs AicniEeu Adoptad-
, Af. ufSuF anEred tesotnt1cn directing tbs
6ectetas3 OF iho Trtssur5 70 eaEt into conddM1- T.
Gon toe neot1kty Of erecting sultAo!e nN ldlnxH ID
selAno, Ohio, for the Use Of tue Custom Ho1sc,
ices.
OATH or JrRoxa
Nj. KERR introduced blu to fepe1l the act Of
June II. 1869, de0htEg additional c2r9es Of casi-
ltr9e Al d prescribing IN additional okta to grand
aEd petit Juror IN tue couft4.
LKAGCx ItLAND NAVY YARD BNI-
The di1cus9.ou Of toe League lAland Nayy Yard
bi1 consumed lie no1plcR nous.
rHpH1fQfAKNT ELL .....
HI. JUDD proposed 10 call no the bill relative
FaipsHoEth Desired TO get rue VuRlnia bill up for
action he Yielded. RtEtIg Dottcc that No would
call It up Ut ~ the eArltest Opportunity.
Bills INTRODUCED.
Bllz were Introduced ana refeued-
~ MI. JuDD-ReluudlnX dute4 paid on the
organ Q! the Church or the Holy Family, q Chi
81 HI. NEGLEY-ro amend the act OF Faa.u.
aT p, 1857. for the election Of Congressional
Pfiltl, ano providing that he shall be chosen b.
BJ MI. CREDS-1n relation 10 the payment Of
pensions. -.
VIRGINIA ELL.
The Hc1ee then proceeded to tho confederation
Of the btG to admit Vngtrls 70 representation In
III. PLRNswoRrn addressed the House in az
planailon and advocacy Of the bill
NJ. PAINE folioP ed. alao IN favor OF the btu.
NJ. MOhaAN opposed tho bill and favored
B!DRham'a suh4ttute,
Adjourned
, 1870-01-13
TEE CHICAGO TRIBUNE,
CHICAGO weekly TRIBUNE,
CONTENTS
For the Week Ending Jan. IL

! 1-wAsH1xgToN-nEWY YEARS DAT: By Gath
The Secretaries and their Wlyss-1he Diplomatic
BODY at the White House-Oourt Circles Of tht
R:pEnlic-Whona not to NARY.
s-kkW PUBLICAT10NS: KveYJ Day Subjects IL
hantas eelmons. hy Robert Lsird co!1ies-But
tefteJ4 FA&Ate-Conne History Of tho United
Ssates-Csths.,rsl. By James Russell Lowell
Civil AIellsecruvr. *.
3-FoRE1aN GOSSIP: Two columns of entertaining
matter.
4-W0MAN'S RIGHTS AND WRONGS: Tbs Few
Hampthrs UonTeu!io'L
k-TAEIOK: Tbs Aue.it an Aon.stesy-Heu.iuIs.
cepees Ct LeFa Byroa-S'unaet on The Adsi.ae.
6-PkR1Ls OF TRR RAIL Despefata Attempt 1t
Assassination on the Paus1 AID Aatsellca RAa
7-1APRRss OF FRAHcK.
s-cALlFURNIA FxPERIKNCE= c-atntp,,e Bu1,
s-oDD RUNS AND WALKS: E1anra AL the Tear
Hound.
1a-PoKTRE: Two soass By Jea1 -Inse1ow-The
Death uf Paris.
11-FABA AND GARDEN. Later from Rural: sa.de
Trees alonE the Hishways; Prer IN tfoa ct ~lorer
and Sod fo1 Co1u: Cooking Food fer Sock: Grape
Training: Aiuoas Swtae Brecdera' Association;
Breeding Oelts; Cashotte Add; We1ntns Ptss;
What foNh to Breed: RA!a Fail aud Forests, =.
l:-DEA1H H AND BOLOGNA sAusAGEs: ftvs Per-
soEs Dead and -Four 0ths:o Regarded ~ Hope-
nTa1cnlNE:A a sussc.tioa.
A-CsES OF CHEMISTRY
H-PRAun oRoHARDs OF CAkIlpRNIA-
l~ATMOSPHdR{D SALT,
l'-AAsRlcAS PRRFuMgRY: E1tens Of M.natse.
TUE; Cemand for the American Product.
L-0LD hooCOH. THE TKAPPEH: Particulars o.
His kvetttul LIE and Death.
le-AA0hG TIE M1LEAIAIDs: Scenes tn Brooklyn;
SNm NINE and stump-txir' Cows; Prtsid Beef
so-CARRKR or MRS PAITERsOh: A RenAzka-
be Chapter Of Deception and Czedulity.
41-AAuAGAsCAR: Heuxi .aa Revolution; The
Quten bu1na her Idols, md WITH her AtistoegAsy
ernLtaec Ch1nttAntty.
Sa-RDIlOR1ALS: The State Finances; The Uaae Ct
Waahs independent Country reHrpsIers; Ost.
Kfa VI The rrAtTfes: Citrtcal Nufaau; The Demo
cratic Patt3: The Hc1rb:re In Indiana; The o..
eup4tiou ot The Springfield Journal, Sc
a-0OHo11l lUTlUSAL tQavEATI0S; Full 8y-
Eotsss ct the Pr,tccdluks.
PROCEEDINGS: Fall sly
nopsis.
s-NkWs SUMMARY: Including Personal, Political
Mtreetianrous. I he Northwest. &c
sS-SFATk LEGISLATURES: oGenIrs SESSIONS, In.
cl dtuE S1nnpscs ct the tiovetno.1' Meuaxes,
ss-MARkET REPORTS: FIJI Rcyltw Ct the Chic1xn
Assttss; Lateat Markets. By Telegraph. Of al
Gomuelcixl Pt,utA, Sc.
, 1870-01-13

Lectures Before tho Industrial Unit.
vexAlty-Tho Bsuuy Of Veterinary
8Ctenco-Pneum0h 0hiA-Thc straw.
berry,
Special Despatch TO Tho Chicago TdbuoA
Mpr91HlAL UNtvxRsITY,
CHAArAl0R, Jan. Il
The morning session mas occupied In = lecture
on the value Of the studJ Of veterinary science
TO the farmer and TO the htudents Of tho un.yer-
s.t. By Dr. u. petmers, of QuincJ. Tbs subject
is III :ssss a.s y 1ps:s
stock breealrE, Il IL essential taa1 inc STOCK
gtoK er thonld know how 10 keep nls auinsis IN
health, std 10 prevent their being dtsacaed Win
case. The Dlctor .,ated that more a1in,ls we1e
lcss oy 4usck pEssc,lptio1 thao c'e " dlseake
seislea e s1sa
y ~ il Issssael, ana snss The 81
. Of s see oss sass
Day des.e. He 4lso 1ecou.1neDce9 tast tue
university ehoud have m .ht1rs.41y Of diseased
Is 10 be nade 10 parties teSont the cos. Of AtA5e
D1atd. Sou d ILL Plan La caf4leA 1ut, 1t Will no
doubt, he y valuable at:p III tn!s Vide ue!d Ut
H1ogfeas open te tits STA = Institution deToted 10
III. Psckleii. trustee Of The Institution, freely
eLcofstd The Doctor, and Thought II would % 4
now being pursued at tits school He did no: be.
lleyei In girllK SICK auin1al. much ned!c!lc and,
AZ to quacEF. he had 1et his face Against taen.
lie Esd that re hnd schools 10 Leah nluost every
branch Of learning. but this branch 0l u4elnl edu-
cation had 10 practical place II 1hta Stale, and
hoped that the public would Lot rest un.a they
compelled this unlyelaitJ 10 give t1is science the
place its importance demands.
The subject Of pnelmonlR occupied the affef.
icon, pt. Detmcts deiseFlng 40 exhaustive iec
ture On the SUBJECT No .nopsls would convey
correct idea OF nis able paper.
Or. paEder tcuk 1or his 6untect the strawberry.
He called Intention to lts valuable qualities ~ a
medicine in detaugcmtnis Of tho uiinenta4y It's
sues. II IL the INT OF Pomonaa offerings, con-
itg to Us at the beginnirE oI su d
ing 10 sL It ia frait
tnat has most remarkable geographical rapgr,
be1Ig found III oil quarters Of ths sIooe. Almost
any soil will produce this fruit, II not too vet
good colu soil, Moderately maj ursd, ia w-ll suited
to thia 1rult. In Planting 90 not set deep. ouly
placing the roots In the SOL Piaots MAJ be set
1t any season Wte!e the suu il
In q InG!st condition. but the beat
tine Is Epling. In New jersey the foR sJste n for
market Is t1e nost cotnnau0- Here he ntl sys-
ten II popular, AID, IN mRuT teApecU, the best.
In picking, 1t ahould be taken py the item, aod.
etpa1alpg 1t bJ the 11uuc-nal], p:aclug the fruit
thtnCc IT. the baEket, and In 10 case Ghonld t1ey
lie disturbed until taken uut Tor use.
"1lufa1 Literature " Was the subject Of q paper
read tn The eyeLtng BY ". c. Flagg, OF Madison
County.
, 1870-01-13
PROPobtLS.
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,Ite@ II Tss.eqxozn; ksa: e stouz CITY. Y.n..
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asa 'ena Gs1 ass eEe As = e.
8 e,tahl:hea = Ike soa,S Il ihe M2sesssea az
zs1a% g5:;hs Sss. t. s1osz ctty T.na.ea Axsue,,
uoT tees Fax sa bF "a sFeis
G,aud River ASrrlies FoFta RICE. steseasoa. BaisTas
9s assS R::s TT R,ss : 81 Ss !;
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my st + III ssa =: sh' mouth
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fIen Fa,t RsaaM al 10 q %he:.;ore RSSss o:nk 1ox,r
Bsu!es and Crow Creek ,Astneits. Foft sSil5. III
sse;r.o III Hni,tS Gfsnd RTsr AGENCIES Eat
Fl, RtS e ethsh'sea ha1 4 tic noa Il sae ansssha
E,e1 sshst.:oDs Crsef Axcaey 70 Loxe. Bza1ea .ax
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eaf,,9 Gs,nd klSes Asens! 70 re;. Rtee se.eeou
1:.hsa Il tho mouth of The Malexbel R1e1, sud Totf
Hos For: Rice to Fort. s.esea,oa, Yutoed o,n,
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is:s IS ss:'ef ss 1ss s:tse 80
s9syt Sioux Cit7 thst ar aho1e treeised '1' ps'e
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, 1870-01-13
STATE LEGISLATURES,
The--:Senatorial Contest in Iowa.
Organization Of the Wisconsin Leg
=. islature.
W1aC0N9IN.

W1aC0NeIN.
Special Despasch to The Chicago Tribune
MAolsoa, Wis. Jan. Il
Tna 1egls}ature net to-day 1t ii O'Clock
Aeafss&ns Governor Pound called the Senate
to oldert S4d kald the utne nxed By Ian for tna
alnnA cpasen1ton Of .hs Lezlsla:are Of WEcon.
m n4d 4xHTed, and the people had made Il his
dutJ 70 Erestde oser the deliberations Of Tue Sen
ate. Ne eIptekled his gratitude for the honor
con1es1e*. 1he former pte4idIng ot1cef had Won
re re spntcoat!on AND fs!eno.hip Ct the seuate BY
tne Ad@9 abic manner In which he had discharged
tne dnuES Of p1csiding oEcer: He had no aopo
Siq eqns a ~ tns RSss:oa beng 9ew one 70
ptsmsed to discharge the duties to the best q nts
The TIE nsmes u Of she Senator. holding over being
cauea, ~ we're found to be present except 9ena-
tof Gtof2e Reed, Of The Nineteenth District, All
me new Member9 took the oath Of Office.
s,dc,a, l. = EA;s .! Dare Coun.y was uuanimousT
lts pa. ~ asr slee.ed Sergeant sns Demo
eaais MaatH no sek aEate nomination
% hs G1,n m aPosd ,G
Gove1co: and inform him taat the Senate was Or
gatissd atd ready 10 receive any communications
Tne Ials. Of The last session we're adopted a. tho
4 tsotddou inviting the resident c1er1men to
open the morning sess1onz With: prayer Has Laid
over.
Tne Senate adjourned till so-morrow morning At
AIssAslr-Thts body was called to order By E.
". Young, Chief CLERK Of the last Assembly. Al
the members were present except Meaaz1. Duly,
Of Portage; Leonard. Of Green, and c. Il Philips.
Of Jefferson. The members Nefu aHoru INTO ot1ce
By Altofr ey General Barlow. -
J. h. Bingham, Of Jefferson, MAS electedSpeak-
bspborn, Of Dane.
On taxing the chair, Iii. Bingham made the .ol-
lowing neat and appropriate speech:
< 1,oy X t,y It hss s,sE ben esteemed
pHD n nf nyf ~ lStp
Msts1e bdes. IRON The esiHest umes ., the sritih
ssst
on hs 1ne Ill., has I'd &c
s snss y s oaas T.
70 l he sptakeIs chair N country sheTs III poiisi
IT, .hs peopes IL sus ins shefs e L
I'd d { e b b.n I'd
LIT sh A'efIy og the eshs!; and regard II ~
e
1sn ct And eminent 1aAi!ncaiioas s 70
:iSs 4 ~ ,sss5 Nv seaisS4ss "a 5s: "A "a
s1a Il q aasIs.
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w,se ia boesos and ta,s ,ss pFas ;a
ssse ps rT:stee g h.Rrtly taaakfasd
between r. De1es.ed pretrs tsS.tio % lie ene
HsSf 81:
,as fS - . o. ,'uf 'A''' ."e' NE pleas
cdcl tex n9anS 8, Rpqses g r. sss
kel.tf,er, Democrat, Of Washington County.
eo:otel ole 6: johnson. e Pane, - chosen
Cantbellt DeHocist OF lacrosse, formerly Lieu
tel ant Governor Of this State.
IhI. atIer.oen the Astembly had session.
mainly occupied II choosing leafs The rules Of
the ]ast ttsslou were adopted.
4 resolution vas adopted Ctrlng the use Of the