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t -k V rea T7. ., j. ii'rrrv-.; e,c:n; 1 rr tr TV 'CCt 1k v v. 7iSLsp if$s. C2s:3-.tA4 : rr Jfrft&mJ .cihpr. 5 -nTT.TTT.T.PTl I vbsT POPULI VOX DEI! . Y7 fiH'l jiWisbcd in the Philadelphia) . Priil UlV Conjtig.'rop?W,; uttered fotei&u$cirvy0rs aao, wbicb its scbolr ril&t9r. itabrougnt to tignti nereis torCtuinjC Q?mu ' it '' punrjar fitness ItocJ&im aam 4 w at a"wv w v u invuHniv v r . nunnia mm ; I JnpOfftXUf-Ulysses, tavin Overcome dc&c' f rawetr, return to ;scnjbv -h.f - ' . .Sine LIi8SShand ' Has slain the trattorvbtaven shall rUt the pi kindred 64lrt fMUTiill ow, " Ecji f ojoj? jji JnctcjwJe ef ldi shall bfiflf , AcJ 9ft.iM'pjfpblittett&er: wing. llif people b)esinV by hi$ ftoc blesiedl. ; Zirr ALU BE PEAVJ2. ; J .TUeAmerican 45qle-f ill tbrdir, at VOICE 6i.TJK SOVEREIGN I?EOKt,E. ' tit officialCinjpnty .for the Ucpub- ljean Stt ticket in Ohio it 372. . .? r '" PENNSYLVANIA. OCicial majority for the Republican tided 10,00. - INDIANA .. Kpublican majority in Indiana 1,020. . '.' '. .-' ' NEBRASKA. . ; Republican majority about 2,000. -ii i "VVKST . YJBOINIA. ,T$n ftat?' ,?p jgbiic Hcpublican by 3f 000 tQ 4,000. ' - - tffv 9 Hpublican majority of -20,1 H 2; " VKRlfONT.' if f ' ' "-' 787 Republican majority; f'-:" CONNKCnCUT"'.:' -i--- -5 VTCVIeai b3b45WJ :mutlican majority. TC8uIta are an unmiitakable M&L W iibe; ;gppnhr ;.aeptiw?nk , Tb people tterraipc nqfc tQ vtr?H Ibe Yeint Ot itroVernment in the hand of the men wh6 4i4 all they could to destroy it. TKey ixv iMtwfiod thM thvre i no safer pilo to place &i the helm than the ma.n. who led our armies to victory over the anpfd b,Q8t8o " treason And, rebellion. They are determined to .have peaces TheT;4 yeerclay triumphajitlv elet)te4 . tirant and .Uolfaxf Gea$ litpublie. GHUID HEETDIG At WILS0H JAHE3 t..r - t O'HAB ESQ. ' Jofolx felu proceffon and RepabUcan moeting at Wilson on . Honda? evening last vaj i" grand iuo eess. The. Republican! i had ' become thotnughlyiritjseJ" on apc?uni of th'e proscriptive rand Voutrageons treatment otbe, Dem.orU jui4. th?y determined to tolerate tiw thing longer. The peecbr pf J. E. f O'lUnf, Esq.. on Frjday evepjn i ipoVcn of aa. one of hM jrery . beat efforts, and this, a!sof ued . tp . prepare rcpublious fof he demonstrtiqn. pi) 3fo.nday. nijght. Mr. oaerves gre.t cred i t for hi a . earnest efforts during the long canvass specjaUy in Wilson County. lite circumstance of the Uourt House Ttzl'xj ijloje'd intjthmitj bt-looke! into, still ittrther. &k pel ton or persons who vere resrjQnjiblipn.tb infamous outrage Cannot escape, inch nor tree a appears to be demanded. ' ; ' t HAT AH TIC3T. .Whether Kknak, the Democratic cahi for Cvonsres pMicipawl in. the V eircjition j-r1be. ip ticSet, with his name attache o it, ia not JelliAVte' kpo.-;, Should it t?tm WW 4d participate in this contemptible trick, he will beheld tip in that dishonorable flight he deserves, , v K , h c ; V HJkept in mind the ticket we cebfto, waa notgottw uptdbV oi wocnOabnUor roaev of Meaf and Vat?iw colored -tlWt r tbose who were unable to read. It was an infamous swindle or ita very face, and shows the utter demorHtatios of the Dwnocratio leaden at Wishmgtba ' : clt 4tt fieUjti i t up, : r' ".:flfh.e tickit was, prepared with prcat care, and well calculated to trick and de eleve. Howel? it may have decel- ! nius..0k -be seen. In this IctccIIi W v Wbaidrv dae4 to ahow i "fZ:2 idea of a ms woA could never Y? tile to get -a tliVtMs1e bein J ewe4 a m& $uteV aithif,' roajly -etsftbnbtstm it may sv i til f iisil j Uprising of -.tlie People Sti, ; 1 Qbontt Freeraeo, Sbont I Tictory Complete ! I 1 1 , i ! ! . i . j We have only time enough to an- nounce to ouri readers the -glorious U dingus that the bnttlu has been fought and the victory won ! We have met thd en- emy and ihey re ours lw I , -Enough haa beenTecei ved . to ; eettl e I the question beyond -doubt -that Grant mid jpourjqc have been elected by'an bver- irhehning majority ! . ; " J L j; 1 LEepiblioan :ghtnipg isflarfiea all iironn the ay, ,4d UeppWicain Tlmn- der roll tvf all the land. Sjiqut fkkk- . . ' " j " " 1 JfKN, SlIOUj! OVEa A TvKDKKMKp AND Kkscuxd Country ! ! Well may alt re peat the song pf Miriam: r j MLet ua sing unto the Tord, for 'ho hath triumphed clriously; Thje b.ofse aud his pidF hath he thrown into the aejuv ; I 1 On the 6th of July. 1868 from New York City, the " lttenA old iTub, 'glEnY mndei SoraUo HcyrnoQr Branlllir, boin; an a foP niQn;thV 4re,4a been floundering about In this 'section for some weeks in. vharpo of Htfm Jnghes ; Benry! Ifrvan, flrst mte, and llosepb Jobo'son? second majtp, Stephen Stool, cook, Ratn : Qadchff, pilot, together witb all ftcr passengers and oreW, Wfnt to pieces at sundown, on yesterday, after a desperate struggle to Veep afloat.- It is v supposed the wreck j oated np Salt River, ami .Was; so com plelely rotten, that thu. wreckers have COme to the conclusix that it will not be come to the conclustctv that it safe to AXtthipV rcsuRci tation. I - -- - ----- - rw - 7 . . . . . i-v. . .. .. 1 - i otnwiuistanainir tne tciutci cy of that -- --- , - - w -inflamatory and forged-Ci run ar to tip V ; ditturbanee, yet ?o election ever passed off in'-Ncw Bernt more orderl v I titan, that of yesterday.: v - t Te democrat seemjV to act ad vote nil 4av just as though" they Vxpccted "de feat, while ;'tb 'ppWiQ8lrt"fHllisf genuine enthusiasm. At the dawn of day, almost, the work fc il13?11-1 re publica.n voters commenced. 1-The sound of the trumpef was hoards ana soon after four horro tSm flags and bauners appeared in tho atreot. This had ai; exhilmting eCect, - Grant and Colfa voters wetit a merrily ta t.he l6Us tin though U had bec-n somd grind celebration In short, it VVaaUbe'moat lively election we have ever sceii held in New Beme. - W question whether any citt or town in the South I exhibited a as pleasing to republicans. , M P ;U; Csntlexuea's Furnishing Goods at . - V " . BAER & EPPLErW Pollok street LtlES ATTiN,TIONI)ress-TramjPCS and uvLUoaa at Rait prices t r. j r -. . BAER & EPPLER-8, s NooN dispatches. FROM WHINOTON. To Bet. Maj. Gn. Lovell 2ST. Ilouttean, CortCg " Bpartment of Louuiana, New OrUant: i You arc expected and authorized to take all legitimate steps neccMary and proper tojirfc vent breaches of the peace or hostile collisions between citizcrm. "' "' '. " Questions relatinxj to-lhe cifil policy of the State must be lft to tue proper ciyJl -authorl ties for consideration and settlement ; The object H to preserve peace and rcttore ! civil. fraver'nment 0 the people accordlr to i the principles laid down in the. Constitution fXhen a row commenced beta-eea a wtjte man ..Y.oujir rrferrcd to toKtruOoi' heretofore and a negro, which' resulted la tbo killing; of Xlvpn "which will WldcdTfun anTarople"A!0)crtTtufflnt'county sherifTi and" for uUUfu and just purp)e. ! ISigned.t ANPUEV JQIIN30N. FROM PENNSYLVANIA. ' Philadelphia, Kov 3. order icstored. ; The tola! vote will be smaller than the Oc- 0 official returns have been rccciyed from tolier. though generally conceded that Grant any counties In Georgia, but partial rcturu will have a majority in Ihe city. Complete show increased democratic guins. It is be rc;urns from the 10th wanl. Grunt 833; ma- j Hevcd the State will go democratic by at least jority at same hour iiroctolk-r COT. - ' 20.000 majority,' Imperfect returns from 17 Frerytlung quie. A large vote is being polled. Republican Judges are throwing out naturalization papers-democratic Judges arc receiving them. These votes will stand about same as at.last aicction. itesuu in city con- sidcred d .ubtf uU FROit NEW YORK. ' : 1 Vmi WZ V ft! .The election is progressing quietly here, ; Brooklyn; tfot; Voting quick. Poll will reach 15,0U0 of registration; No indication, of rloi."' any Where and every precaution taken to preserve peace, Fentou is here. But very few arrests made for illegal voting. The weather con- iinL .it.kfVniw f tluues aeligstlub v; FROM GEORGIA. Savannah, Nov. 3. The negtoc. appeared in great. number. when the poll opened and ,touk entire posses- sWtM.'continued until about T.- Whenever- i white: A an came to vote he was clubbed a.way. Finally a fight commenced ahd'tlir negroes driven back. The whites then om- menced to vote. In a few minutes thcnrHK: rallied and atucked the . whites. A. .1 euro stomach, wounding him. Firing then b;xiur general in th crowd." .Tb police came 9 preserve order. Tbi negroes fought them desperately, " Finally the police uscJ , tleir pistols, wheu the n'groea brike and -ran. 5vc negroes were killed and several jtifuijd edpfour policemen wounded. oncinorXnliy... V A young lady residing in a hoaac opposiic the court-house, was also shot Uy a Iwll.nhjch came in through the window, but not dan giruusly. Trouble Is anticijtaled. to-nigiit.. FOREIGN. - f : : t Madrid, &paim Xov. lt.- The Government ' allows public meetings in 4 all places that pronounce for the new Govern ment. Barcelona desires' Expartero should the Cortex pronounce for a monarch fl : foreign MAitKxnr:;; . f ' p , London, irs.l3. Noon Consols 94. Bonds steady, 74. Sugar quiet, steady Tallow 51s Cd. , Liverpool. Tfin.'Z NoonCotton firm, sales of 12,000 bales: '". Afternoon Cotton firm; yarns quiet; ba con uncharged ; lard declining, b?s ed ; ' porkH quiet ; . beef 92a Od., : 7 ,"' ' Cotton, low middlings afloat easier. . HOME MARKET. Money 7; sterling 0; gold S3 1; C3 coupons 0; N C 67, new C7 Wa ex-ccapaua'oI. I new 58 J ; Term. CO,, new 70." - ; " i Flour dull ; wheat shade firmer ; corn steady; ! porfctfftiCu8 . dcn,attiaU47si; j cotton quleti uplands 25 ; turrcntrne'bjulet J at 54 ; , rosin . dull, strained S.4Cx50 ; freights i quitter f '"5? !'"' " j on quietly. No trouble anticipated. MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES. FH01I (JKORQIA. r- - " Savannah, JVVt; 3. Since this mnrulng' ditturbaace all bat been peace and quiet. . Jt is impossible ! say ho Is ahead until the actual count. At Ogecbeo precinct tbo negroes. . 1,000 strong, aimed with niutkcts. abbt gansand pistol, look poraession of the poils and al lowed no democratic negroes to vote. The i white who were allowed to vote bad to do It under guard. All quiet lu the city, Augusta, Ga.-Up to 3 o'clock election quiet. Excitement was Intense, but through Influ j ence of leading citizens "and co operation of J ; the niilitaiy both parties dispersed quietly and - counties on line of railnud git e 3,b6C demo- j .-'.VFUOJi" WASHINQTQN, D. C. vuil. i- rtr o tit k-nrvif r. i 1 J Washing to, JD, C, Jio. 8. Full Cabinet except reward. The motion ! to dismiss ntmeal in the Surratt casa waa ar gued to day. The Court reserred a decision. A rr5 vat i ilirtrh m.mvm A1)lin itini Pcnn., gives 11,000 for G rait. Partial returns frim lhiladelphia indicate 3.000 radical inal I jority. - - i . FROM MAINE. PcrOand, Kovl 3. uepuuiican majonij i.iwi; repuwican gam . ' BaiX. Kov. 3. f Republican majority 973 ; gain 41. Saco, JVVr. 3. Republican majirlij. 480 j gala 84. . IUdical majority in Maine estimated a't 30 000. FOREIGN. rif, Xve. 3. naral mlliUry force preparing for Culmonjisting of four frigates heatily arm' - '- conveying fleets, tmimporu filled with I lrrW,P'- on Villo De r Gen. rrimaya the GoTcmment has not discussed ' successor to the Spanish throne. FROM ALABAMA. j ' JJontgemerv. Not. 3. Republican majority 4000.' DhIIas County ! 5000. harbour County 1500. Slate doubtful (?) so far. Looks like it ED.p ' CONNECTICUT. t 50 towns glre a rep gain of 2,357. 8tate will give 20,000 rep maj. Returns indicate 2,500 rrp majority. : Thirty -one to us show 1000 Republican! rain.' ... New Haon city gives 571 Republican gainJ RHODE ISLAND. i Rhode Island gives Grant increased ma4 , t .. . f -;r lu- .kXsa II o fc. mm V I - h A m . 1 . ''ill 9 mf " m m rvjs hi. liLuuuiiisn rai a . f; NEW IlAMl'SIIIRE. 1 New Hampshire and Connecticut both go' for Grant. About COOO majority for Grant j fAnd Ianls SIcCartbys rlooac Is sure enough burned this time See :, iT v 1 returns of last year. Ed.) 'I ' Ohio and IndUna. returns show increased Republican majorities.. r: - FROM ri'NSYLVAKlA, -v; Altona gires republican gulp. '' " G. A. Grow, cbairraan rtpublican" centra committee, claims the'eijy-by S.Cod. . ' '. . Pensylvania will give "rep Vnajority of i least 2.000. - . - -" ' - West Chester city. Pa., thows a republican gain of 21. Wallace, eh.alr 1 concedes Phtlade 'wajpfity; ;-' innan democratic cemmlttee. tphlato radlcaJs bj n decide? 4 14 trards sIhiw 2,8S4 radical gala. All Republican wrdf of rhlladclpljla show an Increased majority for Grant. Third ward. Philadelphia, Democratic major ity 1544 ; Sc tenth ward, .Republican majority 761. Eighth ward" Republican Psjorily Fifteenth ward 1315. G., A. Grow, ch'ra Sute rep com. says Penn sylvania will g-.ve 13.000 rep maj. ofUntJ,Pen7KcPfbIlc,lf ma,rUwly. Grant doobtlcss carries Us Cufi Ity 2400. York county. Pa., dem. majority 2700, rep. gain 400. , - Alleghany County. 44 districts show a Re publican gain of 1200. FROM NEW YORK. ' . - "" wVns yVri. AVs. 3. Hen. Sam'l R. Dflta. for forty, years Judge 1 of this federal dlsirict. died of appophrxy. , i JTha. elcjlQA-hcrsndJnJJrookljn.j off qnUtly, only a few small fights and v eral arrests made for Illegal voting. Hurns from half L New York city show ".WO.aemcratic nianty In the whole riiy. New York rliy total Tute will not br far fnira 150,000. fcymour mtj. 55.00a Full returns show a rep. Majority nf 30.000. - 20 wants show a rrp. gsin of 2.009. 5 out of the other 8 wards are republican. Genesscc County N. Y. complete gives a rrp. majority of 1400. ' City of BnM.klyn. with 10 wards to hear .-m. Cincinnati City gives a rrp. msj. of 4500. ip,galn2.m Lucas County, rrp gain of 600. Erie Couniv. 400. Summit Countv. rm .I.M V',.,,. KIM . 350. JT J r ' Da nlJ f 2 . ; "rJl. M ity of Lock port, dm. majority 59 . , HOME MARKET . x, JVr York, 2 ex. 8. Cotton steady, .sales 1,600 bales at 25 i flour iteadier,' Bjate and' Western 3 $09.73, goalbcVn common to fair extra 8a9.73; wheat 3a5 better; corn unchanged; pUtou t.. ; ,1 u M , 7 p , ,w. -quiet 5 1 Pork 27.00;Iard drooping, 15, V finB' lnTa' unc 4a" ; trtlghU quiet. . : ' one lni;cncy unabated ; gold steady, iCT,InC fndi down,!; stocks closed " i rnmtnu firm; C3 ecu- FOREIGN MARKET. London. Not. 3L Erealng Consolt 04. Bonds 74 1. . I'rankorf, Not. 3. Bonds weak, 79ia79f. j t LterpoolNot.z! Cotton steady, sales 1 1,000 bales. - i j . , H . 21xTttNr.Z. Cotton quiet Maryland, Washington county, 7 districts show republican gain of 283. Erie dtj, ra.f ; rep. majority 450, rrp, gains C3. Carlisle dly Pa., dem majority 1S5;' rrp gain 23. x Fulton ' county. 3 townships show rep gain of 9. Dau phin county rep majority 1.800. rrp gain orer ' CO-. Harrisbursr. l'a.. ret matoritr 200. rro gain 150, LancasUv conntr 18 dUirtria.Knw Lrep mairity of 7,100; North Carolina re- mrns ttotn wwps show rep rnsj. 1,074. ... - Huntingdon co 8 dlsiricu show rrp gain 4. Adams co.f dem maj 800, rep gain 42. FROM M AS SACHU SETTS. Retumi indicate 70,000 rrp majority. Butler is elected. Boston glres 4,000 Republlcaa majority. Banks and BoutweH, reps, rc-elrclcd br iDcrcascd majorities. FROM LOUISIANA -. " New Orkam 25,000 dto, maj. .Stale bugtly demoeratlc. Few rep votes were cast CaUaa gua borough 2 1 4 rep ciaj. dem gain 2. FROM MARYLAND. Ilzrfard County, dcmocrallc ma jorily. 1200 Increased votes on both sides bwana's 'majority. for Con -resa In, 3d District, 71 84. inltXlbPirict. l'a d?ubt. .Frederick uounty.reporxoa icp.,- went iJcmocraUc Ust , year.5C0.- . : " . ; WaUr" rh'm-d .S'at-TirrsVearitr rlr iiV-r Zr JLll'ZY.' "v. ' tlcrcer concly, dizx'i:--.. ZZX ' ' '" jrearlj faU rttcrns fmsj FUUdt-'jLU 13 w . rrpcujirttylCCi ;.." . :; OHIO. . ' '. Itcjti.Ucaa cu joci't j wLIU oTtr ZZ,Z Z 1 . , Cleveland Ret cms sratteTr. t-jttl ccalng core cceIeVc - IrJ3 CLk sad 'it - diaaa, tKey sbow wltLoct xrc74ita.Urxt . UrjcUican gsica, 'TntHuva ret eras Yrofa C7 Gtl&s otef chV Cuea'sX'ibc' tt rs.Ua VIS gltp'a Reptibncaa taa jority cf 'DC; 3..; r . . AU the counties la conbera Xndlixa sScr- ' t ILLINOIS. - . . Cblcsjo has rrjso txp by t,(Z3 cisjirtfJ l.j ;J Democrats carry Clh, 10th, 11 tb and proba bly Sib cotigmslocal dUiricU. . Dcaxrsts . makes gains In central Illinois,'. - ' '' Icdlcatlocs are lhat IndUrra will f 10.CCX ' Eclats City and County si tc Graat 3,0' Republicaa mijority. ' . u w, . Returns indkats Suu goce rep by 4,r0L ; - .. . JIICHIQAN. . m Returns 1 radical a rep rrtj of tSvC03, -.' . SOUTII CAROLINA 7 ' CbartesUa-Tbe election czt cf i!e qctcit ? ; ? rrcr known hers. lYrt ai retuxca. fsdicata--' rrpi carrying city by a reduced sua jurity. . 8 la Is con coded for Grant,- bat deais cixka 9 . : out of the 4 Coflgrestrxtc; " - . ; N0i?TirCA7)LlNA. ; ' 18 points l a North Carolina reported orJr : C show detaocratlc tsxairi tics, and those Uxht. as co cap red with rep Ublloaa tasjortUctxt lbs' -.1 Wilmlngtoq.CN'.-A mere 'qalctdctlrmIlCT'., , witnessed. Vote In this cliy : Grant Sjl, Seymour 1,177; rep gala 2U. Ik-a taJ In Wayne Co. C2,dem gala 315!). Demmajtu Columbus Co, gala nearly 100 The Horning SLar estimates rep- mJ in New. Uaoorcr Co , 1 , COO. being a rep gain of Later returns fmm Co cm bus Co. girt ful- lowlag: WhlletlUe rwlnct.dcms 215,' rrp. " 120 ;dcm gain rf 80. Ret urns CoogrrsslonsJ election tneagre, bz r 1st. 2d. 3d, 4th snd 5th diiUlcts conceded to J radicals. :V, Returns from New York FtsU cocae la Democrats gain the Got eroor. Full returns from' Fli'.U.dt'pbla sbcrw rs pubtlcaa maVrity 1.518. ' Oriswohl, repuhacan caAdldata for Cover- txr; runs behind Grant about 10 prrccaL Grant carrle tbs m by abaat 10.000. VTIsoonslB rat urns f rrm CO idvra iadlcatt the SUU baa gont 30 caJ ;iv fox Urant. ' CALIFOTNLC " All has been quiet City cnoe deacrmtlc. a . m a . . . oai me auie prouauy rcpuUUcan, Nothing Iroca Orrgon or Nevada, TESTES EE. XuitZU, Not S, . The dly gl res Grant 3.000 mayritj. , Midnight returns fmm New Yotk Indirata that the litats has gone L' Hoffman by QOQ and for Seynvrur by 2200. (Doubtful, En J Returns ttumS. Jersey come In ery slowly . bat It Is helirvMl Grant rmrtlA v i t.u br .n un,,.,,,,, rK. r.l I ' ' " --, W governor beaU Blair. 4 - VERMONT return, indicate Ibfican msjorf. ' Tbs Suu of Indiana Is claijitd by IJrpab- . llcaos by 10,000 ms jority. IOWA. , Returns few larjs Republlcaa gains ladl- ; caied.;' :' - " : ? illliiout,4?r00Q.ubtleaa teajrtty; The latest returns from Aul-ssecm to show that the. Sutt baa goaf Deoocraijc by a small majority, t . .,"". .. . , KAK8A3. . .... ; State cUimed by reps by 10,CO3 ms j-ity. Scattering ret urnfbadlcats Grant will tart 23,000 majority la Michigan and that all rrp vuQKrrmaro ara utnso. - Chairman rep party of N. J.thlsks Ran Gdph. detn, elected GoTtmor. PreaklentuI ticket doubtful. KENTUCKY. Loulsvills city, dem maj 7.473. IX trwns show rrp gain of about POO. - - m m m Returns very mrsgre, SUU goes drtaoeral- . Ic by about P0.0O0. 'Rcpoblicsma. c!aa la-. crrasc of 12,000 for Grant or cr Uakxrs vote InJ AuguiL ' ; New York ctfy glres Bermoar about CO, COO, Brooklyn girts t4oa ll.OCOl Folkivlrg drm CaagrcSAoeu are elected: - Fox, Morriaary,. Cox, Colklns, Brooks and Wuod. DEIAWARH - ' Estimated majority for Seymour 2.003. Wllmjugton diy 150 rrp ms jority. pcjri elected to Cocgms. ARKANSAS. : . Close, result can Dot be knows for screni dajs. ' ' - - ' ' Republicans claim Tennessee .by 50.CC0. . DemoeraU concede by 12,000. THE VERY LTE-ST nETUTLSa 2 1 M. The following sctnLS to be the re sult from returns received up to tits bosr : Fon Gast MaJne, Sa,0O0cisFrity; New Hampahlrt, &.000 cuyarity; .VenaoaC majrrily; Ifaasacihusetu. 7Q.0CO raajnty .: Connecticut 3,000 majority; ItVIs Islakd, 8500 majority rro j Iran la, 15000 maK) lr; Ohio, 40.003 miirity; Indiana, 10.000 majority; Iowa, 3,000 m U I -HUn-Hs, 43.000 ms jorily; 'Michigan', ,.25,000 msrity; VfU consln, 13,000 .ma jority; MlnnesoU, 10.000 majority ; Ksrtzi, 10,O3 1. ms jority ; - VTcU Virginia, flLOOO xixa j. ; Tertse ce, SO .003 cxa ; California, 5500 cvsJ.;c.r&iLa, 5,003 rnsj. ; Tbc fclbw- - l tKew YcrJ- " ' ? . z?r? for fyrr-n ZZ.: Krniccky 'I' 1 , gus3,r r X rr y. Ar rrs re n -o : rra 4
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