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UwaHs, sea., Nov. > iletafns laflesfs lha
eleeslan NJ The llapuhIlean state tIete, Win
4 pa=zIBle dsubs en Treasurer. ief shisi, n,
aee The Democrats and Ant'inaHopoli.ss
hnluiHated the aafna man The THifd tus
gfesHlJnai I,isifiet V claimed w both pat
Tics.
M0sfooaNHs, Aft., Nov s.-ifhe only eur
tests in thr state ipt Uunsfas#meH wele be-
tween Iiefndnn and smith IN the fif-i Its
tfict, IIatbeft and Isias IN thu Second. shriisy
and rraIH N the Fourth, rfyof and AhsIby IN
the Eighth ali have Hons i'etnocfatie.
gas fs.sci-co. rov p-Ths Demoersts
have earr,rd tho state tiekes BY q hand.
some majority, and probably have elected
congressman IN every district. fl
sllr LAKE, ur,n, Nov. a.--ilcturns received
indicate about s.Do IDENTITIES 10 b,Sp Nor.
mons, q Gen,Ilo gain u s.gD on the voss o.
ala years aRs.
CnnfEssH. W. r., Nov. p.-M. ". rost, Dem.
ocrat, II 70 elected 70 Congress.
ALpuoUsmour, n. ~, Nov p.--rhe Tefritofy
hasgone for Trnnluilino Lnno. Republican
candidate for 70 election 10 Congress, BY over
sleo majority.
Mnurnis, Tnss.. Nov, s.--The election vas
one Of tho most quiet on record. tho votc
poiied was small. being Lees than slug In the
city, when tho usual vote Il above 5000 In
dicaiioss point 10 the election Of Gen. W. v.
Hate, ReadIuster, by majority of from $500
10 5o.oso. The Consre-rlneu elected arci Geo.
q. Dibreli. Dom, IN tho THIRD District; Hon.
ton McMillen, Dem, IA tho Fourth; Andrew
J. Caldwell, Dem, in the sixth; John q. Bal.
irntinc, Dem, In tho seventh Rico A.
Pierce, Dem, In the Ninth; Casey Young,
Dci, IN the Tenth. The ConsressIncn prob.
ably elected aro; Robert L. Taylor, Dom. In
the First District, I.sonidas q. Itouk In tho
second; Jas. u. Tilirnan. Dem, In the fifth;
John NJ Taylor, Dem, In the Eighth Tho
iieadiusterr elected q largo majority 10 TIM
General Assembly.
JACKSON, miss, nov "-."ns.css''nA' ~
turns insure tnc c'ec,ion o. Mu'u'ow, noney,
singleton ana bafhsua'e, pemoofH's, 49,.
mslor.es ars large ~ ev.sy ooa'.y 80" 80
Irom- ran'a' 'e'u'ns ''on' nso oy..''ys n ~.
onhmo's ~" naI".s, w. """."s.
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ATLANTA, Ca, Nov. e.-The election passed
on quietly. specials 20 the Cossiifwfiss indi.
cate full Democratic delegation % Consrs11.
speer and FELTON, posn us'sassa as ,sl ns S.ss.
oosyf.ss'onss n''sc' I's.. ,s..'ss - ~,
snhh' Dcn'ofst, ove. rsw' ~
rom s'"o 70 s''p mAo'y'
wiLA!soIos, :. y. Nv So. 80. 49,. ~ !.
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COLUMBIA, Q. O., Nov. e.--1he matony q
the Democratic State tickse vii sxcesd NJ
expectations of the most hopeful.
u,ouvoxo. Va. Nov. s.-Tns psposrnal
claim the election Of four Conxressnsa. NJ
hone estimates . majority of &So On ~
State sichcs.
n.,y,xorx Mn. NOV. a-T,.s avsrass ~.
,or,,y for ,l,s Iudeueudsnt docket Tor Judsps
~ % shs surrr,ne I,euch n baltimore, srcspl
rIshsr, q over Il 90. rlshsr, Who raa o. boil,