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ARKANSAS.
A Gain Of Two.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Nov. 4.-Enough
returns are received to indicate with con-
siderable certainty that Cause is elected in
the First, Clemens in the Second, Wiltshire
in the Third, and Gunter in the Fourth
Congressional Districts. They are all the
Democratic Conservative nominees. Hines,
Republican, carries this pulaski county,
by $50 majority. II is the only county, as
far as heard, that he carries.
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win have alargemajority inthe Second Dis
trict.
In the State the Republicans now only
claim the election If Hyde in the Tenth
District, Seay in the Fifth, and Thompson
in the Ninth. The Democratic majority
ON the State ticket win be quite large.
Many claim 10000 to $1,000.
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Irnow looks as if we may claim
10000 majority for Porter. The re-
turns from East Tennessee are meagre,
but in the Middle and Western Sec
tions Of the State he is much farther
ahead than mad been anticipated, IN
view of the light vote.
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MARYLAND.


HBALTnNORE, Oct. Further returns
from the Sixth Congressional District,
which seem reliable though not official in
dictate the election Of Walsh, Democrat, to
Congress over LOwndes, Republican, the
present member. This viii make the en-
tire delegation Democratic.
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TUESDAY was bad day for Buffers
Bold Ben, of Massachusetts,, and Rod
eriek Random, of Tennessee, and a
third Butler from the Eleventh Penn.
sylvania District, have Joined the
grand army of the defeated.
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PIrTsBURGH, Nov. 4-Returns from the
First, Second and Third Congressional
Districts, up 10 this time, give Cochran,
Democrat, . slight majority. Wallace, Re
publican, Is elected in the Twenty fourth
District.
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special 70 the Union and American
PARIS, Nov. 4.-The complete returns,
just in give Porter 1884; Maynard, 42S;
Atkins, 1,763; Muse, 500; Alden, 1,576;
Stubble6eld, 44O; Cole, 1,6O5; Smallwood,
1916; Haynes (negro) for the Legislature,
200.
The vote polled was 2,S12, but we can
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No Change.
MINNESOTA.
N0Change.

81. PAUL, Nov. 4.-The returns this
evening are more favorable to the Republic
can candidates for Congress King is GER
tainly elected in the Third District by a
small majority, and straight Republican
las carried the Second District Nothing
definite regarding the Legislature.
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Warren.


Special to the Union and American.
MCMINNvILLE, Nov. 3.--The following
is the vote of the McMinnyille District to-
day:
Porter 264, Maynard 161. For Congress
Dibrell, Democrat, POI; Nelson, Republi-
can, 169; Stokes 4. For Senate-James A.
Jones, Democrat, 23S. Representative
Myers PCS.
The result shows, as compared with the
election of 1872, a falling Off of 20 from
the Republicans, and &c for the Democracy;
so, honors ere easy. We had no local in
terest to stir up the people, and We are APP
prehensive of falling off throughout the
county, though it is lisely to be greater in
proportion in this district than others.
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THE gaeat Democratic States Of ans

THE gaeat Democratic States Of this
country are Ohio, Indiana, Missouri,
Kentucky. Tennessee, Texas and Geor-
gia- Their representation In Congrts IS
IS more than four-fifths on the right
side They are Lot only Democratic,
but they are thoroughly determined on
having an adequate amount of currency
furnished by tie Federal Government.
They constitute the heart Of the Dem
ocratie strength in the next House
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Another RutIer bottled,

WILKEsBARRE, Nov. 4-W. ". Ketch-
am, Republican, defeats Col. Wright, Dem
ocrat for Congress in the Twelfth District,
by 500 majority. Ed. Collins, Democrat,
IN the Eleventh District, is elected over
Butler, Republican, by from 700 to 800
majority.
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III Pennsylvania and Michigan carry
out their threat of Democratic Legls-
latures, they viii elect United States
Senator'S Of that Tx, ike Tennessee and
Louisiana, making a gain of four In
the upper House of Congress. Missou-
ri Is more than likely to furnish fifth.
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"0LD PRoBs" was at fault. He
failed to predict the Democratic cy-
clone. But every one knew it was
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-FOrReys
Press admits that the result upon the
State ticket is very doubtful and that the
majority either way will be ex-
tremely small. From present re-
turns, the defeat of Beath, Repub-
hcan Secretary Of State, is conceded.
It's estimates comedies Democratic ma
lority Of one on joint ballot in the Legisla-
ture, but thinks this may be changed by
the official returns. For Congressman it
concludes that the Democrats have, at
least, sixteen members Of the tSenty-seven.
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THE ELECTIONS.

THE ELECTIONS.
National Democratic oll.Cali.
WeAre Coming, Father Abraham
Tremendous Upheaval In Pro-
tected Pennsylvania.
She Threatens to Go Democratic
by a Few Thousand.
Eight Congressman Gained in the
Western Tier Alone.
Illinois Abandons Radicalism by
10000 Majority.
A Gain of Six Congressman.
Michigan Talks of a Democratic
Legislature.
Massachusetts Gives CASTOR 1917
Plurality.
Ben Butler Buried Beyond Res
direction.
New Jersey " Raises" Her DEM
Ocratic Majority to 1900.
Alabama Elects Democratic Gov
ernor and Legislature.
Gains In Every County Except
Sumter.
Other Victories Too Numerous to
Mention.
Democratic Majority in Next
COngre IS Fifty-Six!
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What would our County Executive
Committee, and the people generally,
say to a suggestion that we manifest
our patriotic pheelinks on this occa-
sion" by popping few Chinese crack
ers, or something of the sort, on Cap
itol Hill? 1t has been a long while
since the halls of our State-house
echoed to salvos of political Joy.
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FLORIDA.
Ennna1anrnnaA

AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. 4.-Returns from
Florida come in slowly. The indications
are that both districts elected Republicans
to Congress.
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Barely Possible

that on joint ballot in the General Assem-
bly, the Republicans will have a small ma
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GENERAL BANKS has his innings.
He was omitted from the present Con-
gress because he preferred Greeley to
Grant, but he is all right now. He
took the "back-pay' and kept it, and
helped Grant to his double pay, but
he was not purchasable person.-Cin-
cinRati Commercial.
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w.suIxoToN TERRITOaY.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. "A dispatch
from Seattle, Washington Territory, says
that o. Jacobs, the Republican candida
fIr Congress, is elected by over 0oV MAJOR
itV
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EAST TENNESSEE.
Special to the Union and American

Special to the Union and American.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. A. Hamilton
county, official all but two precincts: Por-
ter majority; Dibrell SO majority; Marye,
for Senator, 164 majority; James, for Rep
resentative, los majority; Spears, for Float
er, 7S majority. The other districts will
not change the result. The whole Demo
cratic ticket is elected gain of 500.
Bradley county gives Dibrell six majority
only, and Porter 107.
James county is Democratic by two ma
jority for the first time on record.
Dibrell's majority in the district may
reach 5000.
KNOXVILLE, Nov. 4.-KRox county (Of-
iciaD-Porter, "a majority; Mabry, $50.
Loudon county Official )-Thornburg, ITO
majority.
Roane county-POrter, 129; Maynard's
vote is about the same.
McMinn county (official)-Maynard has
80 majority.
Blount county-About a hundred Re
publican majority.
Anderson eounty-One hundred majority
for the Republicans.
Washington county-Porter's majority,
122; McFarland's majority, 211. Harris,
Democrat, is elected Representative by
"a majority. The Republican vote shows
a decrease of 500 since 1872.
Blount county elects Gates, Democrat,
for Representative.
Jefferson county elects Carson, Republic
can, to the House.
The Republicans claim the election of
Dyer as Senator for this district, and con-
cede the election of Ledgerwood and Cross,
Representative and Floater.
McFarland's election is conceded.
Thornburgh's majority will reach near
1000.
GREENvIILE, Nov. 4.-"Let every thing
that hath breath praise the Lord"
The First District is redeemed, regeEe-
rated and Disseminated. Mcfarland beats
Butler by from 1900 to 1000 majority.
Porter carries Greene county by $40. Nc
Farland's majority in the county is $50,
gain of 662, over the Congressional race of
1872.
Mcfarland carries Washington county
by 211, gain of 732. His majority in
Sullivan will be over 1000. He gains 200
in Hawkins, 275 in Carter, SIS in Ham
blen and about $50 in Cooke. Ballen,
emocrat, is elected from Greene and Har-
ris, Democrat, from Washington. Emmert,
Republican, of Carter, is elected Senator
from this district over II. II. Carr and J.
n. Baxter, Democrats. Baxter drew
enough votes from Carr in this county TO
defeat him.
Bradley.
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TENNESSEE.
And Still the Glorious News
Keeps Coming in.
Mcfarland Carries the First Dis.
trict by Two Thousand
Majority.
POrter's Majority Swelling Il
Enormous Proportions.
General Rejoicing at Memphis,
jackson, and Elsewhere
Over the Result.
Robertson.

Special to the Union and American.
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 4.-For Governor
Porter 1850, Maynard 5SS. For Congress
Head 1,620. For Senator-Quarles 1856,
Harris SIS. For Representative-Bell l.
620, Hubbard $50. This is Official.
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HOUSE that for high?

WE were not far from the right fig
ure, when we predicted that Houses
majority would reach $500.
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WHILE the contest which termina-
ted in this county on Tuesday with such
gratifying results was marked by an
unusual degree of apathy on the part
of the people, it cannot be questioned
that much lighter vote would have
been polled and the triumph of the
Democratic ticket inperilled but for
the County Democratic Executive Com
mittee's admirable management and
vigorous prosecution of the campaign.
From the date of their appointment
to the close of the polls, they worked
increasingly for the success of the
cause. If our majority was not as
large as the important issues dt stake
would have seemed to demand, the de-
iciency was certainly not caused by
any lack of exertion on the part of the
Committee. Capts. Ewin and Dodd
who served successfully as chairman,
and Mr.. A. H. Lusk, the efficient Sec
rotary, are justly entitled to the thanks
of the party for the exceptionally able
manner In which they have performed
their respective duties.
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COTTON steady in New York, closing
yesterday at 14sc for middling up
lands.
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Sumner.

Special to the Union and American.
GALLATIN, Nov. 4.-The returns are
in from all the precincts officially, except
Joyner's. TIE vote stands: Governor
Porter, 1882; Maynard, S73. Congress
Head, 1,S4O. Senate-Butler, 1851. Re
presentative-Pond, 1877; Durham, 1901.
United States Senator - johnson. sol;
Bate, 1904. II is reported unof6cially that
the remaining precinct voted 20 for Porter,
and II for Maynard. There is falling off
in the vote since the last election of over
700
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TEEzEssEE BONDS closed at 20 for
both issues, in New York, yesterday.
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'ote is a trifle larger than in 1872
n0awRon
speciaI to tbe ITnon and America

Special to the Union and American
JASPER, Nov. below is the vote here.
The Democrats are victorious for once in
Jasper. will give you fuller returns to-
morrow. Republican-Maynard, 154; Mel
son, $50; Padgett, 154; Patton, 1S9. Dem
ocrat-POrter, lis; Dibrell, 176; Marye,
173; Spears, 1S4. POrter's majority, %;
Dibrelrs majority, 26; Marye's majority,
10: Spears majority, 40.
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Special to the Union and American.
TULLAHoMA, Nov. 4.-Porter's vote in
Coffee county is 7S5, and Maynard's 112.
Morgan's majority over Shackelford is 25.
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THERE is a general, though feeble
attempt, throughout Ohio to renew the
temperance crusade, which created
such stir last winter. Washington
c. H., the homeof the Dio Lewis move
ment, has more whisky saloons than it
had before Dio set the ball In motion.
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NEW YORK.
ADIreet Rebuke of Dix.

New YORK, Nov. 4.-The Democratic
Stale ticket has a majority in Kings county
of Is, 900. Wine Lester BrittOn, removed
from the Office of District Attorney by Gov.
Dix and nominated for reelection by the
Democrats, is returned by more than 5000
majority over Gen. CroOke, at present Rep
reseDtative in Congress.
What are the wild Wires Ssyingf
NEW DIRK, Nov. TABLES made up to-
night of the members elect 10 the next
United States House Of Representatives
show Democratic majority Of SO!
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

GOLD opened at ll0s, yesterday, in
New York, advanced to 11oA and closed
at Ito.
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what are the wild wires saying4
NEW JERSEY.
ADemOeratic Legislature.

JERSEY CITY, Nov. 4.-In consequence
of split tickets the returns are slow.
Judge Bidle, Democrat, is elected Cover
nor by about 5000 majority. The Repub-
licans elect to Congress, Sinnickson, Dab
byns, and perhaps Phelps, though the last
named is doubtful. % votes on either side
would decide the election. The Demo-
Gratis elect Ross, Hamilton, Teese and Har-
denburg-a gain of three Congressman.
The State Senate stands as last year,
each party gaining and losing one. The
Republican majority is seven. The House
stands thirty-nine Democrats to twenty
one Republicans, Democratic gain over
last year of eleven. On joint ballot the
Legislature is Democratic by eleven ma
jOrity, and will elect the United States
Senator to succeed John p. Stockton.
JERSEY CITY, Nov. 4.-The latest re-
turns from the Fifth Congressional District
show, that Cutter, Democrat, is elected
over William Waller Phelps, Republican,
by eight majority.
A Gain Of Four Congressman.
JERSEY CITY, Nov. 4.-The Congress-
men elected in New jersey are: First Dis
trict, Clement II. SinnicSen, Republican;
Second District, Samuel A. DObbins, Re
publican, reelected; Third District, Miles
Ross, Democrat; Fourth District, Robert
Hamilton, Democrat, reelected; Fifth Dis
trict, Augustus W. Gutter, Democrat:
Sixth District, Fred II. Teefe, Democrat;
Seventh District, August A. Hardinburg,
Democrat. Bedeis majority for Governor
is 1900.
The Close Fifth.
PATTERSON, n. j., Nov. 4.-In BOrgin
county the Inspectors of Election threw out
16 ballots for civilian Phelps" contrac-
ton of civilian Walter Phelps" and A
for "W. w. Phelps" Including these 90
ballots PHELPS is re elected by II majority
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western Pennsylvania.

jority, enabling them to elect United
States Senator.
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NEW YORK, Nov. Alt is reported that
Pennsylvania has goneD Democratic by 1900
to 5000 majority, with sixteen Democratic
and eleven Republican Congressman.
FOrhey Comedies a Gain Of Eleven
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THE friendsof Judge John A. Camp
bell seem to think that We were some
what harsh with him during the late
canvass. We found the Judge in bad
company, and fought him with the
legitimate weapons of political
warfare-nothing more. AT the
time of referring to him as having
held ajudicial position under Brown
low, we failed to remember the fact
that he had decided the Infamous fran
chise law to be unconstitu-
tional, on which account he
was in bad odor with the proserip-
tionists of that day. Those who
claim to know him best say that dur
ing the four years he sat upon the
bench in the GAINESVILLE Circuit be was
fair and impartial in his rulings. His
private character has never been
questioned, so far as we know,
and, though he has shared
the fate of the improper assO-
ciates with whom he cast his political
fortunes, we are willing to believe that
it was as much his bad luck as his
fault.
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Madison .
speclal to the Union and American.

Special 70 the Union and American.
JACKSON, Nov. Madison county
sends greeting to the Democracy of Ten
nessee. One hundred guns are now being
fred, and bonfres are Illuminating our city
in honor Of the great victory Of Tuesday.
Porter carries the county by over l,4OO
majority. Atkins, for Congress, has 1900
,,,aioritv
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Special to the Union and American.
GAINESVILLE, Nov. 4.-The official vote
Of Montgomery county, except one dis
trict, is as follows: Porter 2,45s, Maynard
1,s0S. House 2,446, Harrison 1,s0S.
Northington, Democrat, for Representative,
2,41S, Blackman, Independent, 1,s46. The
remaining district viii increase the ma
jority by 20. The Democratic gain on the
Governors vote in 1872 is 331.
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WISCONSIN.
A Close Contest.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 4.-The result, a
stated in last nights dispatches, are gene
rally confirmed by later return. The Re
publicans have elected 10 Ongress VIII.
lians, Caswell, Magoon, Kimball, Russ
and McDill. The Democrats have elected
Buchard and Lynde, and claim Banck over
Kimball. The Democrats coDeede Re
publican majority on joint ballot in the
legislature. The Sentinel, Republican,
figures the majority at 10.
No Change.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 1.-The returns now
leave little doubt that the delegation in
Congress stands Republicans and 2 De
mocrats. The Republicans have about g.
600 majority in the State on the vote for
Congressmen- Both houses of the Legis-
lature are Republicans. Their majority On
joint ballot is about 80.
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Lincoln.

Special to the Union and American.
FAYETTEvILE, Nov. 3, 10 p. MI can
give you the returns from only two pre-
cincts up TO this hour, as follows:
Fayetteville-Porter 424, Maynard 81.
For Congress Bright 403, Wisener 76.
For Senator-Cowden 232, Moore 1871, Will
son 124. For Representatiye-N.J .George
173, ]. II. Burnam 120, o. P. Bruce IA,
ID. J. Noblitt 46, Thos. II. Bledsoe 10.
For Floater-Jas. a. Bowers 372.
CamargO-Porter %, Maynard s. Con-
gess- Bright GO, Wisener s. Senator
COwden 10, Moore Al, Wilson %. Repre-
sentative-George 25, Burnam 8, Rledsoe
?, Bruce 2S, Noblitt Is. Floater-Bow-
ers 20.
1t is evident that the vote throughout the
county is exceedingly light, the people
manifesting but little interest in the cleo
tiOn
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A Gain Of Four congressman.
The Close Fifth.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PhiIadeI1hfa's Vote.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. An the Nine
teenth ward, Robbins, Democrat, for Con.
gresS, has 343 plurality, which elects him.
In the Twenty sixth ward, Freeman, Re
publican, for Congress, has a plurality Of
Col, which elects him from the First Dis
trict over Florence, Democrat.
The city vote complete gives a net Re
publican majority for OImstead, for Lieu
tenant Governor, of II, 232, against Is, All
last year.
The MISCONCEPTIONS Attorney Mann
shelyed
Complete returns of the city wards give
Olmstead, Republican, for Liutenant Gov
ernOT, l2,716; Major Shepherd, Democrat,
District Attorney, 1,074 majority; God
dard, Democrat, for Coroner, 1868 major
ity. All the rest of the city ticket is Re
publican by about 1900 majority.
FOrney Comedies Us a Gain Of seven
Congressman.
The Press, Republican, comedies the cleo
ton Of II Democrats to Congress in the
State to - Rep Iblicans, a loss of seven,
but claims the State by 1900 majority. A
dispatch frow Towanda this morning claims
the election Of Joseph Powell, Democrat,
in the Fifteenth District, an additional Re
publican loss. Kelly and O'Niel, Republic
cans, are elected TO Congress. The First
and Sixth Districts are close. Still in doubt.
A Gain Of Eight Congressman I'm tine
Western District Alone.
PITTsBURG, Nov. 4. The official re-
turns Of yesterdays election in Allegheny
county appear still more disastrous TO the
Republican interests rs full returns are re-
ceived. Both districts of this county elect
Democratic Congressman, while the dele
cation to the State Assembly stands eleven
Democrats to six Republicans, with the
entire county ticket almost certainly elected.
In the western part of this State the
latest returns indicate Democratic victO-
ries in the Seventeenth, Eighteenth, TWEEN
tytieth, Twenty first Twenty second,
1wenty-third, Twenty fifth, Twenty-sixih
and Twenty seventh Congressional Dis
Lricts. In five of the western counties OF
this State the Democrats gain eight As
semblymen. 1t is
Barely Possible
that on joint ballot in the General Assem-
bly, the Republicans will have small ma
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North Alabama.

HUNTSVILLE, Nov. 4.-Our State and
county ticket is elected, except Gurley for
Sheriff. The Democrats detected two negro
women, dressed in mems clothes, attempt
ing to vote, and jailed them. Our city is
in a complete uprOar Of rejoicing.
ATHENS, Nov. Rhinestone county,
Alabama, gives handsome majority for
the entire straight Democratic ticket.
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Cheatham.

Special TO the Union and American.
ASHLAND CITY, Nov. 4.-The returns
are coming in slowly. The following, from
the First and Third Districts, are all that
have been received up to this time: Por-
ter, 1872; Maynard, 81; House, 100; Har-
rison, 81; TrOtter, 1S0; Moody, los; Pol
lard, IT3.
The vote is a trife larger than in 1872.
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Special TO the Union and American.
COLUMBIA, Nov. 4.-Whitthorne, for
Congress, leads the ticket over 1000 votes
in Maury. His majority over Gibbs, BAD
ical, in Marry, Williamson and Giles, with
several precincts to hear from, is $685..
The returns from Lawrence, Hickman
and Wayne are not in yet. They will
swell Whitthorne's majority to 5000.
Boyd, Democrat, goes to the Senate over
Gregory, Radical, by 1,94 majority. Toon,
Democrat, for Floater, is elected by 4,621
majority. Glenn, Democoat, goes to the
House by 1854 majority.
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ARIZONA TEREITORY.
one Of seven, Each Running on His
Own Hook

SAN Francesca, Nov. A dispatch
from Prescott, Arizona, says the election 81
Stevens, Independent, TO Congress, IS gem
orally conceded.