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y in procuring straight tickets are refusing to vote at all, or voting the Reading (fusion) ticket. The city will probably give a large Republican plurality. All quiet. Philadelphia, Nov. 6--10 P. M.--Scattering returns from the interior show large Republican gains over the Governor's vote last month. Lancaster city gives a Republican gain of 336. Columbia gives slight Republican gains, as also does Hollidaysburg. Philadelphia, Nov. 6--11 P. M.--It is estimated that Philadelphia gives 25,000 votes for the fusion ticket. Lincoln doubtless carries the State by an increase over the recent vote for Curtin, Rep., for Governor. [This part of the dispatch is not very clear, as there is no "fusion ticket" in Pennsylvania this election, though some votes may be given for the Reading (fusion) ticket, which was dissolved a week or two since.] Philadelphia, Nov. 7, 1 P. M.--Full and partial returns indicate Lincoln's plurality in the city to be from 10,000 to 12,000.