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LOUISIANA.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE REBEL OUT
RACES AT BATON RoUGE-FOUR REPuBLI-

FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE REBEL ool
RACES AT BATON R0UGE-FOUR REPlbLd-
CANS KILLED AND TWO WOUNDED
NEw-0RLEANs, Nov. 9.-United states Mar
shal Packard OF NewOreaDs has received the following
telegram REGARDING the riots Of Monday night at Baton
Rouge:
The supervisors and counters Of the ballots were al
tackled bv armed mob. The ballots were saver. ro
persons were killed and two wounded They were az. al
Republicans. Marshal SchoOnmacker was among lhe
wounded a candidate for the Legislature was Killed
More trouble is anticipated About 80 Of the lees nave
been arrested. HENRY SCHORTES, Deputy-MarsIai'
The Republicans will tomorrow puonsh leter
giving fun account OF the Baton Rouge not
from which II appears have been a premed
itated affair. and it would, 1t Is predicted
have been much moro serious but for the prompt action
~ CAM Never in moving two companies OF the 10Th In
infantry to sceDe restoring order by arreSng 80 OF
the riuclcaaers. . ,.,. -, ,
removed from Baton Rouge for security. Trouble is
apprehcHded 90 Donaldsonyie, ana two companies OF
Feders troops from Greenyille barracks sent to-
day Oh tie grQuis4tion Of Gov. Yarmouth.
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ELECTION FRAUDS.
WHAT DOES THIS MEAN


The following affidavit was made yesterday
afternoon:
STATE OF NEw-YoRK,
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEw-YoRK, 5. {.
william NJ. Newman, stephen Mosher. Arson Sheldon
jerome Lalor, John B. Hoogs Andrew Mercer Albert T.
Buckley Andrew A. BurliDgame, W. Warner, and L. T.
Smith, being each severally and duly sworn doth each
for himself depose and say that he is resident OF the
Fifteenth Election District Of the Sixth Ward of the City
of New-York. and legally entitled TO vote In said
Election District Tuesday, the 9Th day OF November
1870 and that said day he did vote for stewart L.
Woodford for Governor.
SILPHKy MosHET, JEROME LAroR:
ANDREW MERCER, ALERT I. BUCKLEY.
ASsoS SHELDON, W. WARNER,
l. b. HooGs, WILLIAM NJ. NEWMAN.
Sworn TO before me this 9th day OF November, 1870
JOHN s. KERR, Notary Public, New-YOrk County.
The latest return Of the rot. for WoodfOrd in the IF
teenth Election District Of ne Sixth Yard IS:
hOOUlOrd.
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the Board OF Health certificate giving pertontis
the cause of DEATH but negectng to give the secondary
cause Dr. RUSSELL the Register Of Records, sent back
the certificate for correction Dr. Worster neglected 10
make the correction and Coroner Flynn was requested
% investigate the case Drs Shine McEwan and others
made a postrnOrtem examination OF the body ana are OF
the opinion that death resulted from mapraeuce. Dr
Shine ascertained further that the woman came 70
this city from Canada about three weeks DciVIo Iel
DEATH and that rooms were engaged TOT her ny ~.
Worstcr previous her arrival at the above place.
boarding house, kept by widow named HelsneI. IL
Worster declares he knows nothing OF the operation
which led 10 the woman's death Tie investigation VIII
be continued OIL Saturday.
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THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

is printed on large double medium sheet making eight
pages OF SIX broad columns each IL contains all she i'm
portant Editorials published In THE DAILY TRIBUNE,
except those OF merely local interest; Also Literary and
sclehc lntellgence Reviews Of the most Interesting
ana important New Books the Letters from our large
corps OF correspondents; the latest news received V
Telegraph from Washington and all other parts OF ,e
world summary OF all important intelligence ~ VIE w
CITY ana elsewhere; synopsis OF the proceodrss IN
congress andsate Legislature when In Session s s
news; exclusive Reports OF the Proceedlngs VI us
Farmers Club OF the American Institute IAN 1851
FRUIT and other Horticultural aud Agren menart
ton essential To country residents; Seerinly n.s.,
ment Stock, Financial. Cattle. Dry Goods ann SD"o
Market Reports; making IL. both Tor yssy ,d an
ploenoss, altogether the most valhapir 81.
instructive WEEKLY NEwsPAPkR pubished IN ue Noriu
Tho Full Reports VI tho AMoxicAA LusSto% ENuofs
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ILLINOIS.

RETURNS FROM THE SOUTHERN PART OF THE
STATE-RAILROAD SUBSCRIPTION CARRIED
DEMOCRATIC GAINS ON THE CONGRESS VOTE.
CAIRO, Nov. 9.-Cairo gives Anderson, nom
tneo for state at Large majority Crebs Dem for
Congress CO majority. The vote is close the cand
dates for the Senate the average Democratic majority
being T. Lingar ahead of his ticket also Wilcox
for the Legislature, who beaten by only four votes
The Unity and Goose Island PreGlnG,s IN I
The Dog Tooth precincts give Democratic majority OF
Irving tDem) for sheriff IN Aexanaet county, nas
in the XIIIh District show Crebs Dem about 100 ahead
The Republicans have carried COOK County by about
1000 majority, eleetns State Senator ana one Repre-
tentative 80 -, .z,o mn 1911, 60 ,,,o m,
ragO ard Southwestern ilToad has been carried by
about 10000 majority. ,.,.,-,,...,
feat OF Ingerson 02ep) by stevens Undep), lngerso
running badly behind his ticket In every locality beard
from Robinson DeIn In the With District gains 800
votes iu SanSamon and 500 in Mclean counties his
election Is probable.
FURTHER CONGEss RETURNS.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9-There seems to be no
doubt that Iugerson ep is beaten In the With District
OF this State by Mr.. Stevens Independent Democrat
Two years ago Ingersol elected by 1000 majority
There was fierce internal fight in the Republican party
Merriam RepJ in the With District is probably de-
5eated by Robinson (DemJ by a small majority. TIE
. ~ T ia owing 10 internal dissensions among the
Republicans Farnsworth, in the I'D District Is electeu
was the strongest Republican district In the United
States Hays Gep) elected in the XIIth District by
800 majority In this city and county the returns are
still incomplete. II looks If FarwelPs majority ID the
city would be $500 and in the county 1900 The RepuD
1cans elect their three State Senators and ~ represe
tsyes u the state Legislature and their entire county
ticket The majority for the Republican state ticket is
only little less than Farwells report rom farhs-
Morth's District says he is beaten by Stoughtoh tne
Temperate candidate.
CAIRO Nov o.-The Republicans concede the eIection
OF joan N. CreOs (DemI to Congress in the KILN
District. The Democrats place his majority at LILO
THE DEMOCRATIC SUCCESSES MUCH RXAGGER-
ATED-THE STATE REPUBLICAN BY A RE-
DUCED MAJORITY.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-DOn't believe all the
stories OF Democratic trumphs in this State until you get
the figures They claiming Coble In the INth Con-
gress District, Robinson in the VIIth Huntzell In the
&IItb, Cre5s in the XIIIth and stoughtOn Prohi-
biuOnlst In the Id. Robinson ~ probably
elected over Merriam Democratic gain OF
one only. 50 far Crebs Is reelected, but our dis
patches claim that Hawey defeats COble by 800; Hay
defeats Hutzc by 1900 farnswOrth defeats 5toughton
ana Bishop by $500 IDgersOll in the With District - de
feated by stevens Independent The state has no doubt
gone Republican, but by a much decreased majority.
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WASHINGTON.
ADMIRAL PORTER PREPARING A HISTORY OF
TIE NAyY-TIiE LAWSUIT AGAINST GEN.
BUTLER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO L.
IBERIA.
Y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUHE.I

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUHEI
WASHINGTON. Wednesday, Nov. Q, 1870.
The new Admiral Of the Navy is now engaged IN the
preparation OF history OF the American Navy pres
ent condition, and its requirements Admiral Porter
Will make the work thorough and complete, giving the
most minute details and following the navy and it's i'm
proyements through all its stages. The report will be
Incorporated in tho annual report TO Congress by the
Secretary the NAVY, ana will be printed as public
document.
In the L. s. Circuit Court Of Baltimore yesterday the
case OF Kimberly Boas agt Gen. Benz. +. Butler
being called IL stated by counsel that the would
not be prosecuted further The brought 10 re-
cover the amount paid by plaintiffs for the Of Ger
tain buildings Fortress Monroe while Butler was
in command OF that post in 1864.
The ship Goconda which left Baltimore for Liberia on
Tuesday reached Hampton Roads on Friday, and took
ON board 1872 cClored omirants from BERTHE and Wash
ineton Counties, n. C. farewell missionary meeting
vas held ut Franklin. Va The omigrants were well
provided with clothing, farming utensils, DC. They
expec TO join their friends who left this country last
November and settled at Arlington and Brewerye,
OH the ST. Paul River, in Liberia. The arrangements at
Portsmouth for the comfort Of the emigants were made
with much care by William Coppnger, esq, OF Washing
TON CITY aided by o friend from Baltimore Many emf
grants desire 10 20 next spring.
Postmaster William 6. Marcy Of the Navy who was
brought 10 trial before the cOurtmartia now sitting
here or the charge of embczzng of
funds inirusted to his care has pleaded guilty. The
Court has agreed upon sentence, and the records and
proceedings were today placed In the hands Of the
SECRETARY of the Navy but the sentence will not DO
made public ior several days
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MISSOURI.

GRAFT BROWNS voTE-CoNGRESsMEN ELECTED.
ST. LOUIS Nov. 9.-The vote of this city is
not counted yet Seventeen precincts give Brown 7liS
mcclure, 1873 Seven precincts in the LIST Congressional
District give Wells DEM, 2619 Johnson OBOter 16l7;
Smith Ocgula), 49, The Democrats claim the retec-
ton Of Wells by about 200 majority, and about the
majority for their entire county ticket Cooper County
reported 10 have 300 majority for Brown Lewis
County $50 majority, and buchanan County 900 majority
Wells (Dcm is reelected in the LIST Congressional Dis
tr1ct by about 1000 majority. Fnkenburg Rep) is
elected ia the lid District and Mccormick Dem, in the
lid District The Democratic county ticket Is elected
IN this county.
81. JOSIE, Now 9-The vote in this city not
counted up 10 midnight, but it has probably gone for
Brown.
SENATOR BROWN HAS $4,000 MAJORITY FOR
GOVERNOR.
CHICAGO Nov. "a special dispatch from 81 Louis
r. Graft Brown is elected Governor by $4,000 ma
iOrity.
MEMPHIS, Nov. "a special dispatch 10 The ArGdnohe
from Clarendon, Ark, says: l.. H Roots CRepD has
only orty Of 81 in Munroe County. As far heard
from officially, Snvder Rep). for Congress, has ma
lOrity over Rogers (Dem.) of us.
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MICHIGAN.


DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 9.-Wayne County, in
Guiding the City of Detroit. gives COmstock, Dem, for
Governor 59s majority. and 67s majority TO the Demo
cratic candidate for Congress. The Republicans elect
two and senator 10 the legislature
Futberlsnd DEM for Congress has majority OF 800 III
the With District.
DEFEAT OF ONE REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN.
DETROIT, Nov. 0.-John X. Drugs QRep0,
the present Republican Member Of Congress from the
vim D.trict Is undoubtedly defeated. All the other
xepublican Congress candidates ase elected Toe Lna-
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MORE EVIDENCE.

TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: There must be some "rottenness" in
the official conduct OF the Supervisors and officials Of the
18th district Of the Sixth Ward. furnish adavts
from respectable persons Of that district that they voted
for woodford and Ledwith did, whlei you examine
the returns of the above district you will find Hoffman
318 Woodford j. Ledwith, l6 ARGUS.
Sep-En0land Hotel, No. 90 Borery, Ger. York, Nov
Q, 1870
THE OFFENDING OFFICERS.
Police Capt. Vim. McCleaTy of the Eighth
Precinct, and Patrolman Herman Carl, indicted with
Justice Cox conspring hinder the National Eec
ton law appeared yesterday with their counsel Joseph
Bell before Commissioner Osborn, and bail In sl0
appear for trial the first Monday IN Decc
Der. Thomas Canary and Alderman George H. Mitchell
signed the bonds The conspiracy charged the one that
resulted time ago, in police raid, Ill the Eighth
Ward. on the negro Deputy Marshals.
ARREST AND RELEASE OF REPEATERs
Michael Cunningham was arrested yesterday
for trying to induce Patrick ReddiD Irishman only
one day the country vote in the Second District OF the
Fourteenth Ward He claimed that he was drunk at the
time and not aware Of what he doing; hut Commits
sioner Davenport held him in default Of $4,000 bail TO
await the action Of the Grand Jury. .
Michael Martin committed to jail Tor fraudulcntly
registering the Eighth Ward has been released as IL
proved, careful inquiry, that he really lived III
tue number from which he registered
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Nov by the Rev, Charles Ry-
ESQ., Los L. Chamb,Ein ~ OF EAs orange
Nj.
PROrHIEGHAM- GERRsH-Tn BROOKLYN, 3h inst, by Rev A. p.
Nj Elizabeth n. daughter 81
William L. Ger si. esq, all Of bTooklyn
PORTHR-HOYT-At Stanford Thursiay, Nov At t~
residence parents b. Rev Edward LarDp D. Mr.
r. H. Porter Of NevYOrk Mss Mara Louisa, eldest daughter
Joseph b. Hoyt, esq
sHAW-BOWDEy-On "Wednesday Nov at the residence Otis
brides by Rev D. Gregg David sH4s Age only daughter
OF Robert BOsden o: this city No cards
wILSON-RICH-At Madison Baptist Charh WEDNESDAY,
Nov by the Rev. D. Henry Miner, u. d.. WGbaeton Wilson
Jane Rich, daughter Of kobt. y. Rcb.
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THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

LOWS Nov aCoon declining; sales at W rise Flour dul
Wheat du No Chicago 90ds No. Red
lJD$ TO- Corn steady Q64e for MXel 6347Oc
White Gull and unchanged BareY trim at 1880 Bye firm
at 7O073c WHISKY unchanged Tobacco Gull and eyulr Hemp
NOTHING Bsgng unchanged Fork eay; Old Sai Bulk Meats
lower; Shoulders 0IGllc Clear RIB 3 Clear sides 5tdl6 Bacon
Shoulders Lard DALI New unchanged Cattle and Hogs unchanged
Receipts, n o 0 bush Wheat
MssPHIs a-Coon irregular: sales at iidlfc receipts
258 bales exports 2 bales Flour quiet superhne - Corn nc
Oas 4Ja Land l6lAJc PORK, b26 So Bacon Shouldes E.
Sues market; Bulk Meats Shoulders he Clear
81 es, lie.
DETROIT 9Four quiet and unchanged Wheat Quiet Bytrs
81 81 2i CON- Oa. and Barley quiet ani unchanged
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE LONDON TIMES ON THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
LONDON, Wednesday Nov. Q, 1870.
The Times, this morning, discusses the Ala
bama negotiations, To show that England go no fur
ther In the way OF concession The Times says the Clar
endon treaty abounded In concessions. Many English
men thought that yielded too much that the genial
exlberant Johnson had outwitted Clarendon. AS the
rejection Of the treaty by the United States Senate
due to political irritabty, England now stands FREQ Of
all blame.
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A DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR ELECTED-MOsT OF
THE CoNGREssMEN DEMOCRATIC.

A DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR ELECTED-MOsT OF
THE CoNGREsSMEN DEMOCRATIC.
NASHVILLE, Nov. ct looks as though the
Democracy had carried nearly all the Congressman but
there doubts to the In the first three dis
tricts. The Democratic candidate for Governor rown
goes in with heavy majority. In this Congress district
Prosse Rep made strong fight. carrying the city by
5 majority but Golladay will probably beat him after
all stokes, Rep IN the lid District runs ahead Of his
ticket Vaughan, Dem, for Congress In the With Dis
riot will probably have 5000 majority. Caldwell Dem.
in the With District is elected.
NASHVILLE. Nov. 9The election In this State resulted
In the choice of Democratic Governor, Legislature
and hye Democratic congressman Butler in the Is and
Maynard In the Id District probably elected.
District.
HEAVY VOTE FOE CoLoRED CONGRESSMAN.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 9.-IIaywOOd County gives
Shaw colored Republican, for Congress- 500 majority
(Rep1
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KANSAS.
EVERYTHING REPUBLICAN, AS USUAL.

ATCHIsoN, Kansas, Nov. 0.-Harvey Repub
can) for Governor and the State ticket have about 225
majority in this city. Lowe epublican) for Congress
has from 400 TO 500 majority in this county. There ia
large Republican gain the Presidential vote. The
Republicans have elected two State Senators and all the
Representatives for the county One Of the districts has
not elected "a Republican in five year,.
FoRT SCOTT, Nov 9-The Republican majority in Fort
Scott IS 264, Republican gain of $50.
JUNCTION CITY, Nov. 9.-This city gives Harvey IRE
publcaU) for Governor 2IS majority; Lowe Republican,
for Congress,
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ITALY

THE JESUIT COLLEGE CLOsED-TuR QUIgINAL
OCCUPIED BY GEN. MARMORA-
ROME. Wednesday. Nov. 0, 1870.
The Italian authorities have closed the
Jesuit College, and exclude Jesuit teachers from the
night schools In this city Popular demonstrations have
also been made against the Jesrrits The Quirnal has
been taken possession VI State property and Gen.
Marmora nov occupies it as his headquarters
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of the week:
FIRST PAGE.
Election Ia Other States.
New-York Election.
SECOND PAGE.
Before Flying Southwark,
"Charles Dickens"
Letter from the Late NJ.
W. Bale.
New Publications:
Advertisements.
Professor Huxley's Lay
Sermons.
Sonnets by Jean Ingelow.
The Had OF Sandy Bar.
The Mount Washington
Winter Party.
THIRD PAGE.
Education.
Gen. ward and the Chi
ncSe.
The Petrified Fern.
The Wreck Of the Cont
mental.
The War:
Tho Proposed Armistice.
The Pcrils of BlllOOnlng.
StrlsDOurg.
The Siege Of Paris.
War Miscellany.
A Balloon Voyage.
Interviews with the En-
pcrOr.
The Investments Of Ma
poleon III.
War Notes.
FOURTH PAGE.
Editorial:
The old South and the
New.
Tie state.
France and Prussia.
Judge NOodrui's DE
clsiOn.
Skilled Nur5es.
Law breaking an Higl!
Places.
Thr Election in other
States.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The Republicans of Maryland have reduced
the Democratic majority in the State from $4,000 to $4,000
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1870 contains
carefully prepared returns Of the votes in all States hold
ing elections i'll 1862 with the Of candidates &c.
DC. ii will he found indispensable in comparing with
the vote on Tuesday last. Price 20 cents
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Gov. McCook of Colorado is soon to visit the
Eastern States bringing much information which he has
gathered about the Indians OF the Plains He hopes TO
make Indian affairs better understood in the East and
to contribute a speedy settlement OF our chronic
troubles with the red men.
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CUBA.

CONTINUED GUERRILLA FIGHTING-CUBAN Sue
CESSES.
HAVANA, Nov. 3.-Several minor engage
mens have recently taken place with the spanards in
the mountains Of Arager Manacas and Les Le,hneas
On the 2lst ult. indecsye fight occurred at Sierra
GRANADA in the jurisdiction Of Santa Clara The town OF
Cabagnan attacked the 10th nit. b. the Sp IN
iard but they driven back with considerable loss
Several fights have lately occurred mt places IN Ip
gum. Thirty Spanish soldiers were killed ly re
forces OF the Cuban officer Layas, lear the River Kara
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MINNESOTA.
GAIN OF on

GAIN OF ONE REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 9.-The Republicans elect
Ayerl to Congress in the lid District Donney by
about 1900 majority, and Dunne in the LIST District
Buck (Dem), by handsome majority.
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FIFTH PAGE.
Announcements.
Boston Live Stock Mar
ket.
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Cotton Markets.
European Markets.
Marriages and Deaths
Last Week Of the State
Campaign.
National Election Law.
News of the Week do
nestle and F0reignl.
N. Y.WhOlesale Prices
of Country Produce.
Philadelphia Cattle Mar
ket.
The Dry Goods Trade.
The War In Europe.
SIXTH PAGE.
Agricultural:
Agriculture in the Old
Dominion.
American Institute
Farmers Club.
Horticulture and Mar
ket Gardening.
American Institute Fair.
SEVENTH PAGE.
Agricultural:
Advertisements.
Cream Of the Farm Jour
nails.
What l Know OF Farm
ing.
Home Interests.
New-IOrk Cattle Market.
only u Word.
keai Estate:
Advertisements.
Spinning.
EIGHTH PAGE.
Albany Live Stock Market
Albany Lumber Market.
Commercial Matters.
Grain. Provision. and
Other Markets.
Miscellaneous Advertise
ments.
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THE ELECTION.
Continued from First Page.

dent short time ago that the indications led to the Dc
lief there would be disturbances Of the peace IN some
parts Of that State election day, and asking na'
troops be forwarded thther. The COMMANDER at NSN-
orleans instructed Ia send two companies nl. ,y
not dispatched because, owing to tiavelhg h
nirat being imperfect the troops couIu NJ, na'
reached their destination In time TO render the oq'o"
aer,ice.
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ARKANSAS.

TIE DEMOCRATS CLAIM ALL TIE CoNGREssMEN.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 9.-The election returns from
Arkansas meager owing to the imperfect telegraph
communications The Democrats claim heavy gains and
the election of Hawks (DemOcratl Roots IN the
lst District; Edwards (Dem) over BOles In the ND and
the election Of Rodgers In the lid District Several days
viii elapse before fun returns can be received.
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CHINA.

TIE LATE MAssACRE-THE CHINESE OFFER OF
PREPARATION ACCEPTED.
LONDON. Wednesday, Nov. .. 1870
The latest advces from Tien-Tsin represent
that the French Envoy unable to extract further
ment for the late outrages. has accepted tho terms
offered by the Chinese Government
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WISCONSIN.


REPUBLICAN MAJORITY ABOUT G0OO.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Nov. 9.-The city com
pete gives Mitchell Dem. for Congress, $500 majority
In the district he will receive about $500 majority. The
State at agge has gone Republican by about eOOO ma
lOTlty.
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WISCONSIN.
REPUBLICAN MAJOR

REPUBLICAN MAJORITY ABOUT THE SAME AS
USUAL
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 9.-The Republicans carry
Wisconsin by 1000 majority There is material change
in the Legislature The Democrats gain two or three
from Milw aukee County.
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ANOTHER ALLEGED MALPRACTICE CASE.
On Friday last, Frances Mcdonald died at
IA I.s PAL Twenty eighths DR. Joseph worster tho
,na,n, ny.lcan Of No. II6 East ThirLiethst sent tO
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li6 last Tgcny-sec0ll-st.
Por Piano Orgaa Harmony Ing Cas Ofoe hoers
L. D. u BOEKgLsAs, Dir
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NEVADA.
DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR AND REPUBLICAN
CONGRESS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9.-The result of the
election in Nevada is still doubtful The election OF L. T.
Bradley Dem.) for Governor is conceded Fitch Qsep)
for Congress has carried the State by small majority.
The Republican state ticket with the exception Of Gov
ernor, is probably elected.
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TENNESSEE.

iorty on the state ticket Is about $4,000 and there
strong Republican majority In each branch Of the Legs
lature.
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MARRIED.

Wedding End Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note Papes
VIZ Sons ia PULToN-sr OLD DUTCB CHUEcs
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DIR. saRe's Cntarrh Remedys5oo reward f., an iHeOrAss
Druggists by matt 90 cents paaalet trvG Al
drezs T. v PIKkCS n. d., l35 SeEsei-sL. Buffalo, " T.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week is ready this
morning. and contains in addition to the general