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Result of Grants Honest Elec-
ton"
Prescription Wiped Out I'm
Missouri.
Gain of Two Members of Congress
in Illinois.
The ssReactiOn' Still Sweep.
ing On.
ILLINOIS.

CAIRO, Illinois, November 9.-Cairc
gives Anderson, State Attorney, large
majority. Crebs, Democrat, for Con
gress, 65 majority. The vote is close
on the candidate for State Senate. The
average Democratic majority being
twelve. Linger runs ahead of his ticket
also Wilcox for Legislature was beaten
only four votes in Unity and Goose
Island precincts Alexander county
gives respectively so and 10 Democratic
majority. Dog Tooth precinct gives
nine Democrat for majority. Irving
Democratic Sheriff of Alexander county
293 majority in four precincts. Re
turns from fifteen towns in the Thlr
teenth District show Crebs Democrat
100 ahead.
CHICAGO, November 9.-There seems
to be no doubt that Ingersoll, Republic
can, is beaten in the Fifth District Of
this State by Mr.. Stevens, Independent
Democrat. Two years ago lngersolI
was elected by 1000 majority. There
was fierce internal fight in the Re
publican party.
Merriam, Republican candidate for
Congress in the Eighth District, is prob
ably defeated by Robinson, Democrat
bv a small majority. The Republican
majority in the district two years age
was $500. This is owing to the internal
dissensions among the Republicans.
Farnsworth, in the Second District, is
elected by small majority; the Dis
trict is the strongest Republican in the
United States. -
Hay, Republican, is elected in the
Twelfth District by 1900 majority.
In this city and county the returns
are still incomplete 1t looks as if Far
we'll s majority in the city would be $500
and in the county 1900, in all 5000
The Republicans elect their three Sen
ators and twenty-five Representatives
and the entire county ticket. The ma
jority for the Republican State ticket i:
only a little less than Fa:y',,
! raaha LATER.
J "A report from Farnswo!th : disLrlc
says he is beaten hy Stought"n, lem
perance.
The Republicans of Minnesota elec
Averill TO Congress in the Second dis
trict, over Donnelly, by about 4OO(
majority, and Dunnell in the FRS
district by handsome majority.
The Republicans carry Wisconsin by
5000 majority.
A special from ST. Louis says Brown
is elected Governor by 10000 majority
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WARRINGTON.
The President Interyiewed-State-
ment OF the Difference between
Ex-secretary Cox and the Presi.
dcnf-More "ku.kluX" Outrages.

WAsHINGToN, November 9.-Senators
Cameron and Thayer aud Representa-
tive Kelley had an interview with the
President to-day
IN authorized statement concerning
the differences between the President
and Ex-Secretary Cox has been pre-
pared The intention is to furnish it
e the press this evening.
The following is 4 private dispatch
JAcEsoNvILLs, Fla, Nov. s.
A band Of 200 men, mounted and
armed, took possession Of Lake City
last nig't and drove the white and
colored Republican candidates for Lieu
tenant Governor and Legislature out
Five colored men were shot. A des-
perate attempt has just been made to
kill the Sheriff of Madison county
The troops which were promised by
the President to preserve order in these
and other counties have not arrived.
Other outrages are reported but no
details received. Reports to o'clock
this evening indicate reduced Repub-
lican majority in the State on account
of intimidation.
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

Gold closed in New York, yesterday
at ll02.
Hon. Hugh McCulloch sailed for Lon
don yesterday.
The engine house Of the Erie basin
dry dock, foot of Elizabeth street, New
York, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday
night
Rev. D. Howe Allan, D. D., Professor
Of Lane Theological Seminary, died
in Granville, Ohio, yesterday, from
paralysis.
The Woman's suffrage Association OF
st. Louis on Tuesday elected delegates
to an American Woman's Suffrage AS
sociation soon to be held at Cleveland.
Police Sergeant Ward and thirteen
men, all belonging to the Philadelphia
police, are in prison at Camden, \: j.,
charged with participating in the New
ton township disturbance, where the
ballot boxes were destroyed, Tuesday.
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NEW YORK.
Arrested for Intimidating Negroes
Deputy Marshal Horribly Cut
Stabbing Arrays.

New YORK, November 9-Police
Justice Cox, OF Jefferson Market Police
Court, was arrested last night on a
charge Of endeavoring to intimldate the
colored Deputy Marshals of the Eighth
ward by arresting them on false charges.
Mr.. Cox was removed to the Ludlow
street jail. William NJ. Tweed, Peter
B. Sweeney and Hugh Smith have
offered bail, and Judge Davis viii prob
ably release him to day.
James Mccormick, Deputy United
States Marshal, was horribly cut in the
head last Tight in Twenty-second street
by drunken police officer. His wounds
are not fatal
A German hamed Edward Dorrer
also sustained slight injuries from an
officers club.
Philip Donohue was fatally stabbed
in the neck last night by an unknown
man at the corner Of Fiity-sixth street
and Ninth avenue The murderer c.
capped
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MISSOURI.

Sr. Louis, Nov. 9.-The vote Of this
citv is not counted yet Seventeen pre-
cincts give Brown 7li3, McClurg 1913.
Seven precincts in the First Congress,
sional District give Wells, Democrat,
26l9; johnson, Bolter. l647; Smith,
Regular, 4S5. The Democrats claim
Wells reelection by about 1900 MAORI
~ and about the same majority for
their entire county ticket. Cooper
county is reported 200 majority for
Brown. Lewis county is reported 45o
majority for Brown. Buchanan county
is reported 400 majority for Brown,
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NEW JERSEY.

NEWARK, New Jersey, November o
The latest returns show the election
of Forlier, Democrat, for Congress from
the Second District by $40 majority,
The Republicans elect three Congress
men, Hazelton, Hall and Halsey. The
Democrats, elect two, Forker and
Bird. The Republicans have three
ma ioritv in the Senate and eight in the
House, insuring them United States
S,Datnr
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CHICAGO.
Resolutions of the Board OF Dircc.
tors OF the Roa rd of Trade.

tors OF the Board of Eraae.
CHICAGO, November 9.-The follow
ing resolutions were UNANIMOUSLY
adopted by the Board Of Directors Of
the Chicago Board OF Trade to-day.
Resolusd, That this Board most re:
spectfully urge upon the President Of
the United States the necessity
of opening negotiations with Great
Britain and pressing them to an
early conclusion with a view of
securing to the commerce of this ceun-
try the entire freedom of transit to the
ocean, via ST. Lawrence, now, and that
the Canadian authorities cause the en-
largement and improvement OF the
route to the capacity of our largest
vessels. = Hal ,A....l.it .,.4
I Rasolccd, That the President OF this
Board be requested TO cause copies OF
the foregoing resolution TO be sent to
the President Of the United States and
the Secretary ofState. 't, "
They omitted any reference to the
fisaeries as. it is "a. subject in which
the people Of the West felt no interest
4
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Mich, November O.
Wayne county, including the city o.
Detroit, gives 593 Democratic majority
on Governor and 67S on Congress.
The Republicans elect the Sheriff by
over 400 majority. The balance OF the
county ticket is Democratic by major
tiles ranging from 200 to COO. The
Republicans elect two RepresentatiN es
and one Senator to the Legislature.
Sutherland's majority for Congress in
the Sixth District will be over 500.
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ITALY.

RoME, November 9.-The Italian au-
thorities have occupied Quirinal as
State property ~ ,o>lr (
The work Of reorganizing the army
is making some satisfactory progress.
RoNR, November 9.-The Italian au-
thorities have closed the Jesuit College,
Gen. La fWermar has established his
headquarters at Venice
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Railroad Accident.

New ORLEANS, November 9.-The
Southern bound passenger train on the
Jackson railroad, due here at ii A. NJ,
run off the track at Wesson, got on and
run off this evening at 3 o'clock, two
miles south of Brook Haven. Several
are reported killed and wounded. No
particulars are received yet.
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-~EIe-
KANSAS.

Topeka, Kansas, November 9.-The
Republicans have carried this county
bv about 1000 majority. The Republi-
cans elect State Senator and one Re
preventative. The proposition to sub,
scribe Sl50,000 worth Of stock to the
Chicago and South Western railroad,
was carried by about 1000 majority.
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ARKANSAS.

MEMPHIS, November 9-The election
returns from Arkansas are still meagre,
owing to the imperfect telegraph com
municatien. The Democrats claim
heavy gains and the election. Hanks
Democrat, is elected over Roots in the
First district; Edwards over Boles in
the Third district, and the election Of
Rogers in the Second district
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WISCONSIN.

MnwAukkE, Wisconsin, November 9,
from the State at large
are very meagre but enough is known
TO place the majority at about oooo
in the State there is no material change
in. the Legislature. The Democrats
gain two or three from Milwaukee
county.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY.
ALEX. MARTIN, ID. D.. President,
With Full Corp of Professors.

OPENED But RECENTLY FOR PUR'
" poses of instruction, this Institution
has already attained very extensive range
of patronage and support.
II possesses the finest grounds and build
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Glasses are formed In all the regular
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Special advantages for thorough acquisi-
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Chemistry taught according 10 the new
and only correct system.
Teachers Class every Spring Term.
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TUITION nom SIS TO 81 per year.
FALL TERM begins Sept. 9TH. Winter,
December 9TH. Spring, March 2lst.
Commencement June 18th.
R6-Send for a Catalogue.
GEO. c. STURGISS,
Secretary BOARD of Regents.
Morgantown, w. Va, July so, 1870.
spD0
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TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, November 9.-SeveraI
days will elapse before the full returns
will be received in this State. Vaughn 3
Dem majority in this district will
probably reach 5000 Caldwell, Demo
crat, is also elected in the Humboldt
district.
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SPiIN.

MADRID, November 29.-The editors
OF the journals issued in this city have
united in manifesto opposing the can
didacv OF the Duke OF Costa for the
Spanish throne.
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"MARYLAND. MY MARYLAND"
Sound to the Core - The Niggers
Didn't Fight Nobly-A Full Demo-
cratic Congregational Delegation.

ISPVNIII 10 IIIt L ItUSUuI III 4 V90'I
BALTIMORE, Mp, Nov. s.
Hamilton is reelected to Congress in
the First District; majority not known.
Archer, in the Second District, BY over
five thousand. Swami, in the Third
District, BY four thousand six hundred.
Richie, in the Fourth District, by eight
hundred, and Merrick, in the Ffth Dis
trict, by about fifteen hundred, All
Democrats
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DESIRABLE FARM
FOR - ALE !

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
l. by private contract, 36i4 Acres OF land,
more or less, situated on Little McMahan's 3
creek, Belmont county, Ohio, within miles
OF Nefrs Siding, G.. q. X. r., within miles
OF the National Pike road, and within D
miles Of st. Clairsville.
worked on said farm, producing the best
quality OF flags, almost any size. and vary
ing from one inch TO one foot thick.
An excellent 6-foot vein OF Coal is opened
on this farm, and produces coal Of the best
quality.
present under cultivation, the whole being
we'll watered and fenced, and n comfortable
dwelling house, stable, smoke house and
other outbuiIdings thereon; number OF
fruit trees, consisting OF apple, pear and
plum. For further particulars as 10 posses
sion. &c, call on the subscriber,
ocf7 '' HARRISON BROWN.
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NEW YORK.
A Gain OF Four 10 Six Congressman
in the State-MajOrity I'm the Legfs-
Iature Increased.

Especial to the Pittsburg fost.l
New YORK, Nov. 9.
As near as we can estimate at l30
o'clock this morning, we have carried
the State bya largely increased majority,
which may reach $4,000. We have
held our own in New York city, have
increased our majority in the Legisla-
ture and gained from four to six Con-
pressmen in the State.
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PITTSBURGH, PA.

TIIE MOST POPULAR AND SUCCESS
ful business COLLEGE in the United states,
upwards OF Sixteen Thousand Students,
representatives from every State In the
Union, having attended during the past
Fifteen years.
Circulars with full particulars as 10 course
OF study, method Of instruction, qualifica-
tions for entering, necessary expenses, &c.,
&C., on addressing the Principals,
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"OLD KENTUCK."
The Niggers Enthusiastically an
Unbroken Democratic Delegation
TO Congress.
Special to the Pittsburgh Post !

Especial to the Pittsburgh POST
LOUISVILLE, Nov. S.
Kentucky will probably send an un-
broken Democratic delegation. Only
one distrct-Adams-is at all doubtfal
A small vote was ont, because of the
heavy Democratic preponderence. Win
chester carries the city by fifteen hun
dred and the district BY four thousand
majority
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lcl (cS'|lN|
%
THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS,
More Democratic Thunder /!
More Growing, More RejOic-
ing, More Gains.
Gain of Two Members Of Congress
in Arkansas.
Gain of One Member Of Con-
gress I'm Michigan.
Sam. Cox Beats Horace Greeley.
Hofman's Majority 10000.
Democratic Gains All Over New
York.
Gain Of Three Members of
Congress i'm New York.
Result of Grants Honest Blec-
!. tion."
Prescription Wiped Out I'm
Missouri.
Gain of Two Members of Congress
in Illinois.
The sReactiOn" Still sweep.
ing On.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Real Estate Agent.

r G.HUGHEs, REAL ESTATE AGENT
IL. buys and sells real estate, stocks &e.
Rents and collects house rents Also collects
notes and accounts. once on Chaplins
street, between First and Second strsetA
Centre Wheeling.
, 1870-07-30

the regaus, on Hishuood Creek, wtere ,he
India,Is would he su1e to dnd it. They 20,
and in abort time atterward the most fl ,tt-
fu1 Of calauaities wss visited uoon that ,rihn
Il +pYead With wonderful rzpidity, enanS tho
B1ackfeet, Blooda. End River Crows, until th~
whole country, within radius Of one huufre,i
miles from Fort Benton, and extending along
the ti,er = much Grcat4u dis:a,lco, ssas infect
ed with the disease, and deaths occurred BY
the tlops md
xeapea rieh harvest. Isobes and blankets
were gathered in By the thousand, and con-
yeyed By boats down the river, thus conveying
and gathering the disease broadcast over the
land. The government Nas finally informed
Of the matter. and General Hancock was
robes, unless they were hrst inspected An:
found to be in healthy condition. :As
they we're in. the country not IN
fected. the abominable traffic ceased.
and the inhnman wEetches who ws-e
ii it west, for = time. deprived Of the benefits
which their infauuus trade had conferred up
Oh them. But they did not despair. Tho in-
geuuity of the villain il, certainly, ~ apt A.
| that Of honest men. Cut OF from shipping
| tie diecsseI zo1es by river. they determined
| Il, take them OVERLAND. and gain = market hy
| n4ea,,s Of raitro3d communication. Thanks
to the Vigilance Of the managers Of the Union
| Pacific Railroad. and to the prompt assistance
| Of the military. this l'tter sche1ua has been
I throtted in isa iDe.p'ensy,. and 10 more
! robes eau pass over thlt road, w!thau. first
having Leeu inspected By asoverunens officer,
ard pronounced to ne in good condition
| The1e are ncw, 1t Cinth Station, thirteen hun.
| drtd rotes, which have Dven detained for or
| animation. 4 day or two since General Ing
| E'rs despatched i government officer, zccom
| PANIED By surgeon. to that point, to maxi
thorough inspection Of the suspected rohe.
| 1t ii believed that they IRE right but it j.
| also known that tie ruscrupulouA murderer
I frsm Fort Benton Lavo baaa SC
| lively At work. aud the most rigid scrutiny vii
| te Observed at all times.
, 1870-07-30
THE WEST.

German E1nSErAnt. Westward
fxounh-14oNI Wutrr In tho 1tsznurs
Indian .aEfntr>-lkAttr0nd Itesu*--
Stage Conch .AttAcked-I'Ae AssAil.
nn3~ ttcnte1f &1{f.
OxAi1A, July s9.-:ttout III German ent-rants
passed West to-day, sH Foa:t to Washington Terri
te.F.
E,xh, shousand bushels Of grain we're sh,ppesl
e&sENAsu yesterday.
The Missouri River ts low, causing considerable
trouble to ierr. boais. Ttr steamer Aunsun GOT
aEro1lG to-day, atad was ruu into by ferry boat,
which also gut a41nuud. U1mage slight
Two Indians. probably Chettnnes or Ar2pa-
aeui tiasy miles ssona Denver. aA,1 fse,i Al some
chsltren ~ = a. were out p:a5Ing, Tnes we're put-
me Cte lil.lia.,s hare had conference With
Governor Nctouk, Ut Colutstlo, aud clalm that
the. arr inIaceat Of the 1au1rrs Of 1na ui1es- 10
North fark. .-..
The smallpox ts rcpo11e, to hare maae .ts ap,
an ta4va lAtfu, AHA pne teasa from tbs cause.
TIL uIauch Vt the q. + II. h L fe.tn Red Dak,
InHA. to Nebraska Guy, ~. co'ul !eted t1,da{.
4 negro nas1es! y Y. laSis was Killed W
ernH,..ng htna % tho paseuseas, when he dsev !
tIlSEUa and shot him.
Ihs1.evm steamers were wing Al Sioux City. OK
| Tuesday last Navigation In tie tFiwr Missouri
e hearty closed, On seeoant Q! tse 10" stage o
the water.
! Major General Augnr and pa1tJ aI.tral her,
| to-day ifpM Western t0ur.
HELENA, Mont, July 2o.!The coseh 70
| south of pleasu,,t Valley, 1h2ho. me passenger
wasgpeH them 90. The TREASURE Is safe char;e
Nrsi.nHis. passenger, was ~uuhds1 In The neck
sntlueE nltt tao,. lie Ia naw a. Pleasant fatlt..
| and ts not exptc.el TO 5rcnveE. The tarivcr WI
I y nuuu.ieti Ia The asul. At1ut thirty shots Tr:
urtd, The euacn Icing F.sls1!es! With buletA
, 1870-07-30

Total. :....:; ..-.&.,aoa,7a ,7aos11 taGs,.Iaas'5
Tue pubic 1eFt Y a.. Ii lstU, nboat SisI p01. uN
II !s tow - ~ 81 The l1lowsnR itenls show
how this so,sts,'t".ssl has e.rn disposed VI since
the tsea year commencing Jung 10. 1852:
Fur thr e1ccu1lye ts6,tsA.o0o: for the IuLtctAsy,
atout <la, 900: for the army aud Volunteers.
II. 63S {-SaeS ND, 90 OF this having been
cxrcnhed IN the year ls&a For the Qua.te.,las~
trrs supplies. engineers and miscellaneous sup
nijrs of the Nar Department and atmy, sa1Is..
s;asad.2; for houutts tr.m iss3 70 ls.o. sa-.,s,-
votI: TOT Inc naTy. E;Nasa for PENSIONS, "a.
of bic tieh was Expended before ne seteliion COM
menced: for I'M 1n.'lana tss. .sol5; TT sa!srss:
W vas sss sxre Fei nie il iseo nd in lssi iol
Copsrra*, <sk969.64s; for rnonc buildings,
osss oes:s1 sel9ise, over M sss,eeees Of xaisn M
{s,196, ,cee was expended n is6o; Hs:ss' HH
mept ct rtyers anh narsors. nearly slsooo.0o;
ncarly III 600 COO Of which has ocen e1nsnne noe
| e,ncc 1s67; Tor toreign intercourse, oSes -,
0oO-t;, 80 oco fur Alaska hcinE council in In:
scgreKa.e: fns expenses Of collecting ,he custo
tts.f Uc. So sq1 sit tor expenses Of eol!e!rn'
ite i:,vI1lz1 teycL1:s a.uce *is6G. S3,hn,'E' ~
, 1870-07-30
MICHIGAN,


l'rocccdtpg~ in the state Legislatures
Srrel.l Desr~ith to The Ch'essc Tribune.
Lansing. Mich, Jp!y eo.-The totut committees
hAre been busy iii day rerfecsing amenatntnts,
anl arr putting on the finishing touches tonight
Thtr have agreed TO submit An amendment enl-
Tracing ne principle Of fasnse ~ and ~ ssld; d.
ac;!sn iaten nndcr ,aem. They viii report them
to morrow morning.
toth passed f1s leCallzine the tax rolls oi SAt-
| nav. Midland, and Isabella Counties. ....-.
The Governor senr in sIecla! nc<sA:e vccou-
mendtng she paesaRe Of general laws that
SHOULD enable towns TO construct or purchase hy-
.lr8ulic works, the design nc!uG 10 Meet certain
tt,rneu.ttes incidentally cac:et By lhe recent su-
| nrrnc Coun decision on the rallrosd question,
IND Ia thr senate hill has been reported for ta!s
r1rPose.
| On The Governor for information cnnce.ninr ths
sale Of the Kee1cr farm By The hoard Of EscheatS
The Senate took tcs, sote i. On re anesItcn =
.fsur.i should he Of Itself lccallztnE ctause. o
| ehont,t rrpstt!e for retuhM!sstou OF The matte
| fn fhr Municipalities The former method rrs
! vailed hy 4 vote OF - 10 II.
No other business Of Importance Tas Trans
l ar$R
, 1870-07-30

Fstzie L<dsev, Philadelphia:
"wha,c.rr u.y Be The opinion # The reAter on he
lnteTe1sE 10 Tic clear md aniaed e:suraentaton o.
Datat. bcsc ss.s5' BY their .muataE e 6
t epnshIered te that Thomas Carly
has called It.