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The Pioneer.Mutual Company in adopting rates o.
premiums based on American experience Of Mor,aIi
ty and Interest.
Premiums Lower than any other Mutual Companv
Fureiy Mutual. ii the profits divided among The
Company. IA '"''
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEITING. Not ans,
two years. but after the first annual povmen,
ALL KINDS OF POLICIES ISSUED. Ordnarv
Lie, Ten Year Plan Single Payment and Ins,o}
ment. All kinds Of Endowment Tables Ra,urn
premium Table. Joint Life Table ChlIdrens' En-.
dOwment Table LII
Premiums Payable in one Payment, in Five. Ten
Flleen or twenty lnsiallmens, or during Life. Paw
mentS received Annually, Semi. nhually, or Quar-.
terly. All payments required in CASH
Dividends OF the q Contribution Plan" II will be
observed that the reduction of rates is equivalent IN
Dividend in advance Of at least thirty three and
Onehrd per cent.
THE LOAN FEATURE, original with this Com.
Pany,-ior full explanation send for the Compauv's
publications.
Table of Rates.
Books and any information required, prouptIv fur
nisneu on application TO the Home Office or any Of
he Company's Agents.
JOHN 2. .McLEAR, President
GEO w. STONE, Vice President
M NJ CHILD, Secretary
D. w. MAULL. VI D. Medical Examiner
g. NlELDS, Counsel and Actuary
TRUSTEES.-JOhn P. McLear VIM Bush. Geo,ge
W. BUSH, John Rice, William G. Gibbons job II
Jackson Henry F. Pickles, Clement B. Smyth, Thos
u, Webb, VIM. CaHby, VIM Fl. Swift, VIM s. HiIes
cdW brInghurst, IT,, Saml. Bancroft, Jr james Nor
row, j. II. Adams, Lewis p. Bush, M d, n. b. SeideI
James Bradford
DIRECTORS.
Jonn T: McLear, William Candy, Thos D. W.bb
William Bush. William G. Gibbons GEORGE w Rnsb
VIM S. FIiIes. Geo w Stone, WIN. II. Swift, Edward
sringhurst. Jr, Samuel Bancroft, Jr, John v. Rice.
sept22 Iy ''''''
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Delaware Railroad Line.
. u nm me eP Arramg I'm m
On and after
MONDAY,APRIL 4th, 1870,
SOUTII.

Passenger trains will run as follows, un-
til further notice. All Trains Sundays
,axcpOted
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
AQUATIC.

HUDSON AMATEUR ROWING ASSOCIATION.
The third quarterly meeting of the Hudson
Amateur Rowing Association held last evening at
the Guick Clubhouse. The Columbia Atlantic, Guick
yesper Wavery, and Hudson Clubs were represented,
Vcs Commodore Shay in the chair Mr. John IL. keeler
and Mr. Theodore NJ. Tutte reported that as Commit
tee appointed by the Association 70 investigate the
charges made by Dr. Russell Wthers OF the Atlantic
Cl2b letter to newspaper, they would saDmlt let
which, reply their inquiries they had received
from the judges referee, starter and time-keeper The
letters then read, after which resolution was
passed asserting that M the Judgment OF the Association
Commodore BENJAMIN f. Brady and Recording secretary
Ceorge NJ Fcrtmeyer exOneraed from tie charges
oaade against them by DR.. Withers.
GEN Glcxander Shaler representative OF the Colur2
bis Club said that he not aware that the Columbia
Club had offered its resignation, and that be very nuch
regretted that they had done He could not but ex
press hs extreme regret and hope that tho Club woad
ind its true interests In remaining The resignation
offered BY the Columbia and Mutual Clubs were laid
upon tho table for week. and that ot the Atlanta
club ordered 10 bs back 80 the Club with the tnor
nation that it would be accepted when coached Ia more
respectful language. n,
valuable gold chronograph presented by Col Bailey
Meyers and M. Tiffany, accepted with the taAnKs OF
the association
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
POLITICAL NOTES.

Mr. James 4. Briggs viii speak at Republic
ou meeting in Boonton n J., on Saturday evening next
Gen. Banks has been renominated for Con-
ress by the Republicans Of the With District Of MAs
sachusetts.
w. Poucher, esq, has been nominated by
the Depocrats Of Ist District Of OsWego COUNTY for
the Assembly.
The Hon. Henry Smith of Albany has been
nominated by the RepIbIcans Of the lid District OF
this gtate for Judge Of the Supreme Cot MIR. Smith
ranks among the foremost lawyers OF the State ana ia
emjnsntly qualified 10 al the position for which As has
been nominated.
Mjnard Hardee Of SchOharis has been nOmi-
mated for Congress by the Republicans Of the XIYth Dis
trs composed of ths counties Of Albany and Schohare
NJ Hardee isl prominent manufacturer OF CObleskl,
stanch Republican, aud gentleman Of great inteli-
eenee and sound practical ability lie VIII make an ex
ceIlent Member OF Congress If elected.
Gen. Stewart l.. WOOdlOrd reached POugh-
kaep,ie last night Cannon fired fireworks dis
played and the streets gbtej with oOnres. C0ling
wood O,1ra House crowded with gentlemen and
ladies 10 hear him speak After tie meeting, he was
serenadei at Prof EastmaBs residence where number
OF prominent citizens met him at tse banquet table. II.
| leaves for this city this morning
! Mr. Thomas Mast, who has done brave ser
vice heretofore the Of honest government deals
another good blow This week by his picture Of The
Power behind the ThrOno," In H074r's Weekly We
commend 1t TO the attention Of politicians generally and
the supporters OF Gov. Hoffman in particular. The
Weekly contains many otDer good pictures, Including
PORTRAITS Superintendent Jourdan and Gen Lee aud
a variety Of wGr sketches.
A meeting Of the Philadelphia Union Leagu5
on Tuesday night passed resolutions recommending thC
calling Of Convention 10 be composed Of delegates
chosen by the oemen OF the State for the purpose
proposing amendments TO the Constitution Of Pennsyl
vana and that in order that the wishes Of the freemeI
OF the Commonwealth may be duly asoertalned respec
70 the calling of such Convention application be made
10 the Legislature OF t next session for the passage OF
proper act submitting the question TO the people fo
their decision election 10 be held for the speca
purpose on tine frst Tuesday iii May next, at som
other convenient time. committee was ordered &
| tnIa nllnrca OF the mnfier
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
PRICE RIYR CRNIH
TIE STATE or TRADE.


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Barley advancing sae' q c o he aa 3D. Snonps p W..
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s.e; a. z 20 % Si .n e A 9 % S DO pou B. w iS
bush No Red wsbs,t e TO busb No hil.ssee C'S q
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Lumber ., 20 he Hud Rroa freish-P,o' 70 i%ts y
Ssp sS ~ 70 90 sn wses, e. ,oG a SaS B.y si G
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,sas, .esa S n @ b hs n fs demand s,c' r 5 20 5u.
Wasbmgon Club Sl7 10 5Ol blb. NO CAosso Al - ls,S
81 5 800 bush Red 81 32o bush whe Sasis.s
81 " @.5.S .,.1a s 1 % en- I, n r.5 sy.ior = ~ oss
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SSne SS osere BS1vSSes do .a-s ou u,
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4ze PeocumCr4e % I.aa lal and -r5 a ~ -i@ e .,
No. l. +J Rrra Pse % Cnde Iopsaane at S ss@ - a.
SETosLz,ss L., Oct 10 dali aPe noIahs a"Iesoe
Ms-d r., wbt I5a1Sc yellow 7'c oafs si@se Hhssy 80
asI Other articles uach ;ei Brcasnso-sefhs '~'' A'~
York sight / discount Gold, III
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY OCTOBER 20 1870

order assist the Convention tho selection of non
nses. Mr. Tweed asked the Secretary to read certain
resolutions which had been adopted by the
socfaton. These resolutions, after denouDcing the
Young Democracy, and cOmplimeDting Gov. Hoffman,
Tweed and Sweeny modestly suggested that A. Oakley
Hail. Matthew r. Brennan, and Charles Il. L0ew
should be paced in nomination. Upon this hnt, john
MulaiIy moved that A. Oakley Hall be nominated for
Mayor by reclamation. Inc Convention was OF one
mind on the subject Judge Friedman nominated Mat
thew T. Brennan for Sheriff, and the motion was carried
with great Unanimity. ,.c,u -
The secretary read letter from Gen. Mcclellan, CON
tanning promise attend the ratification meeting on
Democracy Oct 2T Judge Garvin, INSPIRED Dy the
portrait OF Gov. Hoffman the stage, lnduiged III
romantic ght during which be pictured the GOVe,nor
In the net Of moving into the White House III Is2 tnen
suddenly remembering his he nominated charles ~.
Loew for County Clerk, and the nomination was inaoe
by acclamaton. ,,,.
Mr. q. ii. Griffin, In behalf Of the organizations when
had been invited TO seats in the hail. addressed the Con
ventioD. He seemed TO realize that an apology was
needed for his presence In such bad company for bis rs
words "It IL very embarrassing for an honest
workingman to find himself in the position in which
now found" He then presented the name Of Nelson
W. Young for Coroner Senator Norton moved the noni
nation OF Patrick ii, Keenan,, Nelson w. Young, and
GersonN Herman for Coroners. The motion was adopted
by acclamatOn.
A delegate rose, and with much fine irony remarked
that the candidates might not have anticipated the
action OF the Convention, Committee should be ap
pointed TO acquaint them OF their nomination. This
Committee was promptly appointed by the Chair. and
after few encouraging words from Thomas G. Field,
the Convention adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
LOCAL NOTES.

Silas b. butcher has been nominated for
Congress from the lid District OF Brooklyn.
A cOlored Republican Campaign Club has
been organized in Flushing L. L. william Barney Presl-
dent.
The Republicans of Newark last night elected
delegates the County Convention and also made AS
sembly nominations.
The Mozart Hall Congress Convention has
made but two nominations-S 5. Cox III the WIN DIS
trict and W. r. Roberts In the WITH.
A Grand Republican Ratification Mass-meet-
Ing will be held this evening at the Brooklyn Academy
OF Music. Addresses Will be made by Cen WOodford.
sigsmund Kaufman, Theodore TitOn, the Hon Geo.
N. RoDeson, and others.
The Richmond County Democratic COnven-
tOn has nominated for Assembly John Decker; Tor
Sheriff, Thomas Mccormack for superintendent OF the
Poor, David T. Decker for Treasurer, A. Winant; ior
Sessions Judge, David Mccullough.
Mozart Hall made the following Assembly
nominations last evening: LIST District Denis Burns;
Vth District George Loutrel With District, ;. l.. No
lam IXth District, James ONe AXlst District, George
H. King In nine districts Conventions were held,
aud in the other districts the Conventions ADJOURNED
without naming candidates.
The Republicans of the lid Assembly Dis
trlct Union County N j.. comprising the cities OF Ra
way and Painfeld, and the townships or Westhed New
Providence Union. Spring gfeld and summit, have unan
imOusy renOminated the Hon Albert A. Drake OF west
year by the largest majority given in the district ior
some years
Adjourned Conventions of the Young De-
Ocracy were held last evening, and the following nom
nations made: Assembly-Ist District, James Heaiy
WITH District Christopher Johnson XVIII District, John
Rafferty,; XXth District, John Butler XXIst District
Michael Halloran. In the XXIst District, where MI;
McNally presided. crowd OF Inaleontents assembled
after the meeting had adjourned and attempted 10 make
opposition nomination, but failed TO agree on can
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
THE YALE BANNER.

The Yale Banner, which in its old and IL
appearng form has long acted as forer1ner 70 the
ardy cataloge proper appears this year In anew ana
elegant form Instead of the dingy advertising sheet Is
IsndsomeIy printed pamphlet OF 70 pages, nled WIN
.innes ~ students societies, eatngclubs, ETC. ana
careful chronicles Of all prizes ana awards OF tne ye
ars 10 Juniors 1870 Sophomores, and ibl Freshmen
The scientific students 1umoeT ias tua9n q o. II be HSa
sndants CONNECTICUT sends l4 Ecwl York, lSS
Wsssssb Ssfts ~: Kew5efsey as Ohio So Illinois 70
KENTUCKY IL California, s. Missouri iz nd and
A.. africa /. Canada, Chlna, i; Engihhu, - N"U
syria / The others are divided among - 5taeS ,s,,o,
Of the Junior Secret Societies Dei'' hHiP" P rn,
,,utri,er, "A members, Psi Dp-CD 90 "bd up, T 20 =
TU. I7 Ci tllH Freshman hJI 'Ies iNil't L. ~, ''-'
numbers az; Drf Kappa. 90 'Hd @'''"A w. =, ,.ti..
lr e..ud .... .!.,.. .a..a l-. ''+''' 70 '
. '.,,. ,o,I both 40 IrAigB sud "N~4niiph
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
REPEAITNG.
ARRESTS MADE By THE SUPERVISORS.


Commissioner Davenport held Court until
, N, vefterday 20 examine into arrests for violations
Of tie United States lave regulating naturalization and
elections -
Michael Meares was committed default Of s. 900 bail
on the complaint OF John Mcdonald for an attempt to
register rauduenty in the lid District OF the Eghth
adjourned to Friday, at II and pending he exam
nation, ne gwen into the custody oi the u o
Civ Marshal James Donovan gave bail in 400 to
sde t action OF the Grand Jury for interference with
fbe IT, s. Supervisors OF the With District OF the Fourth
Ward I'm the performance Of their cUtos.
John Mclaughlin. who was arrested and commtte1
for fraudeut reg ,r in the Eighth Ward, gave ban
i'm s. 900 10 await the action OF tho Grand jury.
John Carrie gave bail in 5000 30 await the acton OF
e rand Jurv ON charge Of fraudulent registration
~ ir me ~ Eisyiet o. the Eighth Ward Mr Carrie at
t and was al hrst supported by his friends but
te Maha by the Of hs authority and revolver
Pept w. Keelan and william Connolly, we're charged
with Interference WIN the gSuPerE@IsOlS @ i,ted T 80
Oal r'ITstee ~ anthony Hartman was charged win
frny with supery in the XAlSE District OF te
siv11teenfb Ward. The interference consisted IA
Snthony's ref sal permit the super TO attseh
~ :. a,y $ rSgniSes He was admitted to. bail III 500 TO
await the action of the Grand Jury; oborcea with
ucius NJ sawyer, q COlO2ed man, vas cnargeu WIN
lettering 1auduently in the XvIIh District CT the
Eighth Ward He demanded an raad 10 oroesed H was
eccorded The testimony for the Government slo"eu
tt nc ,itoner had stcred fror No. q suliIans
, ae ba dii not reside He admitted that he ala not
VIII tbTe and sa, nc had registered from there, but
urred In defense shat he vas drunk lie was col''eu
in default OF Sl.rn. - -,or rof,so IN accen.
Throughout day tAe Commissioner refuse 20 acceP-
- IT h0re lie hondsmen WCre not real estate OWE
2 a.d each bondsman subjected TO searching eA-
! animation by .hc DIstrct-Attos-ey'
nu7IEs OF THE POLICE IN PREVENTING RE-
/ PEATISG.
Tho Police Commissioners met yesterday
~, made one removal and appointment, which are
generally accepted Indication that the Board VIII
as
Ne. and will only give place to those who are called
en- Ne TIirese M struggle Tammany RepubLeans; Jane
~ 1r.a telegraph operator al the central ounce, was
,e;n1Ted and George a. Lambrech al was alpomieu 10
| an tbe vacancy. Lamoreeht Wa ten1ffeu Vn
.it - -, 30 ~ me branch FOstOhc6 IN THIS clty
Prasiient Bosworth, having been asker %nether Z ~
~ nenuty United States Marshal acting AS super
49, az Elerfiop was resisted while attempting 10 arrest
ncrson Who had registered OF voted inegany tn9
yrere bound to give the Marshal assistance Iephe9
pm he was Lot prepared 10 give an aRsSe until he na
& In ne az Congress but that IN any case the Pee
d m required TO interfere TO prevent breach oi the
peace. . A.. mating n, tho Board Commis sioner
ua,ierre disposed OF SO complaints
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
An Notices Of Marriages mast be t'ao''7i 'o'm ~"
name and dddyess.


BRAGAw-At A.,rs wsiy IJb 'a.t J'as Br'ss" q" 10
7 Is11e. AMI ea4, OF the family Repeatedly invei % strns
The 6aner,l residence. Ffis5, tls' m'i +"
O'Clock ..
Rpyhsr-In Bsooslyn TUESDAY l 1870, ienay oonses,
daughter Of and ssther e. Bresai ta fe-' ~
s sads ,r6 relatives of,be family rSgal nye 70 s',
the funea residence u her .sSsal - il - ~
THURSDAY. a. clock P. m.
Nashville, Team papers f3ease copy
cAPrFp arookyu oct l8 MI iyfa T. Carr WIDOW oime lh~
Rev J. n Care pneunona IN th as lesf u let Y a. -, i.
Services Al ter late residence so Iaisg getcaTe on 't'
10 O'Clock m. and seEEce a. the grave ~ NAs"
j., AA p Ia. - ~
CHAPMAS-On inst. Jsns bia Dodge 1.psi yer 0 h'sf
and HeaE Chapman, aged year months u lsfs . 49,,
be fu.ers Friday O'Clock from No % ~ @'iAS P1
Tuesday Oct 49, disease. susan A done.
He are attend the fgBea from tie 0ene ' me
OF Abraham B. Kch LOO BsoSmess W AHsA9' -'' ' "
O'Clock IL ,., $50.
pATrRRsoy-s.deuly Fushinz l. /. rnng Of he Su'
Inai John Patterson, in the 18th year oi ms age - . s a.
Rsiye. AMI friends fsuiy u ia 70 A1 ~
funeral from residence Of his sonnaw Jola 'au ~
popt Ii m and reGra a Remains wi be taken 70 D "~
town. N. Y, for lDeuneR-
rRUMPY-As Greenset Conn TUesiiy Oct 5 "'aee WA
daughter Of Beni T. MARY T. Trumpy agea fnonus
uayes al invited attend The funeral o. Ihn'1
3pm. .. ..-.
wIIsoN-At Brooklyn n Y, "Wednesday mosnlns Oct ' f"
Minsrt W. Wilson u tie 5ls year Of bis age.
New BruAsick n J. and Phiadelpha papers please copy
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
r,,v,Ny COUNTY CONVENTION,

Tho Tammany County CONVENTION assemDIeu
ri, bour last evening at Tammany Hall to make
aoninatons. VIM M. Tweed called the Convention 10
order j. promptly sose MIN sns IF eSe be- 1ns
Sho kne" ans ns ~ r., course ne was chosen.
Cnaiin N the Democracy on the resto-
MI semen Vr s,t,hts by the Charter, and urged
ration the S delegates the necessity Of thouGaa ua9
Soas and discriminating selection coz ol snS scott were
motion OF secetares Mr. Tweed suggested that
the roll be called BY T5 % wsTs anS Is as far
deegalss pntsenth when Mr. Tweed impatient Of delay
asked. Has Judge Connolly got mere ye. sn.bes pei
having inI he W@fkiugmen's and Trades Union ASsoela
gab' ~" a,ite1 Ia take seats M the HAL MI INteu
uuns were CofventiOn that 10 time 10 make
no" f,f tho several municipal Offices, P,oPo1i
~ t ,Thch tho delegates readily iieldeo ASS""- 'u
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20

COLUMBIA, 5. c., oct. t9.-The indications
un 10 this timo are that the Republicans have carried the
state by large majority The election passed oaquCty.
All four Republican Con ngreasuen probably elected.
CHARLESTON, oct I9.-Ihe election In this State for
Governor Members OF Congress, Legislature and county
officers took place to-day. IN this city the contest excited
e1raordiuary interst. BGsness and work Of all kinds
we're universally suspended and the stores were all
closed The day passed OF quietly. The contending
partjes were the Republicans and Union Reformers.
Owing 10 the peculiar lcaturc6 OF the Election law the
votes will not De counted and the result ascertainOd
until week hence IL is however, conceded that the
Ecformer haze carried Charleston by at Least 100 ma
i0rity Both parties confidently claim the STATE Tho
contest In tins district between Bowen and Bis mulatto
opuUpcnf Deargo for Congress- has boon close. Both
are Republicans
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
THE NEw.YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

4. printed on large double medium sheet, making eight
pages OF broad columns each. 1t contains all the i'm
portant Editorials published In THE DAILY TRIBUNE,
except those OF merely local interest also Literary anu
scientific Intelligence Reviews OF the most interesting
and important New Books; the Letters from our large
corps OF correspondents the latest received ps
Telegraph from Washington, and all other parts i this
world a Summary OF al important intelligence u h IN
city and elsewhere synopsis OF the proceedpnse neicn
Congress and state Legislature when In Session 70 lie
NeWs: exclusive Rcports of the PrOceodnEs y. ,aIt
Farmers' Cub of tho American Iusitutei N ~ r@7,a-
Irut arg otl.r HOr. enturg 1nd gi.nlL.is Den.rf.
ton Essential Ia country residents; N"''''
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
THE APPROACHING ELECTION.
COLONIZING THE voTERs-DOUBTFUL DISTRICTS
TO BIZ MADE sRCIJRF

Tammsny has moved troupe of light poll
tcians into the Twelfth Ward Yesterday force OF al
least TOO Tenthaye. from Ninety-thirdst TO
Onehundrod- d-and-hfteenth-st. They under the
command Of one Nos. His chief assistant was Hugh
MoCaSe the weiknown contractor who said that be did
not come for the day, but 20 manage the boys
whom he knew well how 10 manage and 10 do tho
Marty seryios Mr. MCCabo also said that he had ade
somo money, and WHOM man had grown rirh be did not
much care whether be was employed rot. Mr.. hoa
ised IT, 10 bs understood that Tho b0ss" of tls Whse
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20

y = N@~@
FIRST PAGE.
Editorial Notes.
News OF the Week do
mest.e and Foreign.
The LATE storm.
The Var in Europe.
SECOND PAGE.
Editorial:
A sweet state OF Things
Iynchers and the Lynch.
ed.
Robert Y. Lee.
National Prison Congress.
New Publications:
Advertisements.
Rene. the Conscript,
The Dear Tine Passed
Away.
THIRD PAGE
A Warning 70 Feaians.
Obituary.
Paris Besieged.
Tribune War Letters;
The Last Scene.
The Occupation OF RODis
War Miscellany.
Sainte-Beuye on Nap0-
leon III.
The Surrender " Sedan
War Notes.
FOURTH PA1t.
Editorial:
CITY Politics.
Elect John Hill.
Moving and storing the
Grain Crop.
The OyershadOwlng
Issue.
The Question OF the
Future.
The Tribune and the
War News.
Religious.
FIFTH PAGE.
Albany Cattle Market.
American Tract Society.
Announcements.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
BASE BALL.

THE YALE COLLEGE NINE vs. MUTUAL.
The game between the amateurs OF Yale
College mi the Mutual Club, the Union Grounds, yes
terday witnessed by about 500 spectators III proved
to be nesidcd affair, and was unnteresting dis-
pay The Mutuas had their full nine out, whereas the
tOllegians were short Neither nine played up TO the
mark and after the fourth innings the contest was e1
dnll Tla ia apUeuded
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
OHIO.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct 19.-01icial returns
from 76 counties show the Republican gains In Ohio TO
be 1902 and tho Democratic gains 4l12 The Republ-
can majority in the State viii probably be little over
1000. Mckinney Dem) in the WITH Congress
District has 225 majority. Smith ep) in the With Dis
trict has so majority. Beatty Rep) In the With Dis
trict has 1859 majority Wilson Oep) In the Xlth Dis
trict has O55 majority and Van Trump Deml has 3s5s
inalOrity In the XIIth District
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20
POLITICAL.
sTATE TICKET.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
0or-~~ .,.,......... STEWART L.. WOODPORD, Eiss'
Lteut .0ovrwov ....... .sissuuud kaufpsnn, Kug
Controller, Abinh w. Palmer, Duscbe~A
Canal Cow. (Fun Tsrm) .Absnlon Nelson, Ehe
Ca~si COM (short TrnL Alex. BnrkIey. wsshins"A
stais t~ssos Iasrsoor. John Pnrkhurst, Ctn'a
Bleoao. Tuesday, Nov. -
New-York tribune., 1870-10-20

AsiAtic Markets.
Boston Live Stock NeI-
Aet.
Buffalo Cattle Market.
Cotton Markets.
Daniel Mcfarland - Too
dies.
European Markets.
Grain, Provision, aud
Other Markets.
Marriages and Deaths.
philadelphia Cattle Mar
ket.
Political.
The October Elections.
SIXTH PAGE.
A Gentleman or the Old
School.
Agricultural:
American Institute
Farmers Club.
Cream Of the Farm jour
mails.
Facts and News for
Farmers.
Home ILteTests.
Kansas in 1870.
SEVENTH PAGE.
A Wife.
Agricultural:
Advertisements.
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