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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10

nESlROUS Of operating, during
~ the preseA; and coming season. in what may
bs called lively cash snl short time trade" n
very low rate of profit, in accordance with the
cessities of war times. shall offer 10 farmers
hoass builders, mechanics. merchants steam mill
men. house keepers and all others. every descriP-
ton Of HARDWARE. HoUsE PAINTs. AXLEs. lEoN,
Nails. GLASS. SASH, DouRS and SLINDs Al right
loio ds,rR figures
Instead of keeping the biggest stock we>t ofrhe
mountains" We have aimed to be supplied with
every variety of goods in line. which will bee
constantly replenished by direct shipments from the
Eastern manufacturing districts and the large job
hing Houses of New York. Boston and Philadelphia
from whom, by recent arrangements. we are en-
Rbled to buy at cery loo rates. hence cta. and in
fact ,riH sell cheap.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10

\ TUTOR, lecturing young man for IL
regular conduit, added with earnestness :
The report of your vices will bring your
fathers gray hairs in sorrow to the grave. -
Il beg your pardon, sir" replied the in
corrigible, ''the old cuss wears a wig"'
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10

To Carriage and Buggy Builders. BAEyUN i CO.
would say-"We are in the market-no house can
anderseI Us. Never fail TO give us a call. Orders
filed promptly. Goods sent by hack. railroad
csnal, teamsters. or yeur neighbor. Dear il in
Of goods: Is well acquainted with Eastern manu-
facturers, Rolling Mills and heavy Job'ers. there
fore Is fully posted as to the market and can ust
cell at rates which def competition.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10

IT is samazing to observe the courage with
which upon mere common report, facts
are repeated, which tend to the utter ru-
in of character and even motives conf
IDENTIFY assigned. which it was impossible
should be known.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10

DANDY Tire-al sizes.
Two Horse Wagon Tire.
Springs-Eastern and Pittsburgh.
Axles-old and improved styes.
Two Horse Wagon Thimble Skeins.
English Wagon Boxes.
Carriage Bolts.
Tire
Wrenehes, Nuts, Washers. So.
Nail Rod-frst class goods
Sweeds Iron.
Axe Bar.
Cast Steel, fiat. square and round.
Blister Steel, also German and Spring.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10

Attention is invited 10 general enumeration of
varieties and classes of goods, as follows:
Sand Riddles, also assorted Siyes. Cooper Tools.
extra lst class goods.
Tile Spades, drain your lots, gardens and farms. -
The Ohio Agricultural Reports. now being distrib-
GteI, nave good article on Draining. read il.
Garden Hoes.
Spades,
Trowes.
CultivatOr Teeth.
Iron for Drag Teeth.
Blind Paints, A Ne. quality.
Varnish, tip-top article.
Sheep Shears, Extra No. !, some number poor" :"
Carbon Oil Lanterns, no need Of stumbling dark
nights, be sure and buy one.
Wool Twine.
Sheep Standardization IS once more called 10
them, as they are tip-tOp.
Clothes WringerS.
Rifles and Shot Guns
Rifle BARRELS and Trimmings.
Powder Tasks !, 6 and ounces.
Powder-F, FF, F F and EFFFGG.
Shot Lead, Caps. Wads Se.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10

Anderson Thomas Lockwood Edgar
Andrews Elmer II Leonard II A
Butler Frank 4 LYMAN Geo W
Butler Lucius e LYMAN Jno "
BrIdgman Thomas Lattimer { VI
Barb Gabriel 2 Mcintyre J
Bower John NJ Morse Marvin
Bailey Ambrose j Merrill Milan II
Bunting Robert !. Montgomery ID Il
Beckwith Ira W Morris T )
Bower David Northway ii u
Caldwell VIM $ Patchin Jas "
Cook John ) Perry Worthy
COllyer Geo l. Perkins Luciu5
Cox Seymour \ Partridge II W
Creighton VIM Reynolds Z
Collar Henry Rulapaugh Jno
Delano Horace Rowe \ q
Fobes Ferdinand + Smith Cyrus /
Frisby Augustus Il Sealy Esau \
Giddings Fred " Sperry Henry II
Grim Jacob Steele Calvin +
HaddOck John Storier .Ino f
Harrison Manuel j Trilon VIM r
Hescock Hezekiah X Thompson Jno
Harrison Salathiel Tuttle Harrison
Hazleton Thadeus c Thurbur Silas
Heath Milo G. Thomas Geo
Hurlburt Homer Tidd jeremiah "
Holcomb Mark II Talcott Whitman /
lIaine VIM Udall Olrin
Haine Geo Wilcox Wm Il
lIake Samuel Windram Robert
Joslin Benz WhitComb Edwin !
Jones Roderic VI Webb Darwin
Kellog Jno Webb Henry
Kelly Edgar \ Webb Albert
knowlton Newton Wilcox Daniel T.
Knight Hiram F Wildman Ira
Knowles Thomas j Young Geo "
Nokes Ezra.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10

Spoons, some big and little iron ones,
Knives and Forks-all varieties.
Pocket Knives, one, two three and four blades.
Pruning KniYes-use them this spring.
Trace Chains-straightR and twisted.
Halter
Log
Well "
Pump -
Dog
Iron Pumps, Rope and Cords
Mortice Machines
Cabinet Makers Goods.
Family Steelyards-Weigh right.
Scales-all kinds.
Sad Irons-TailOrs' Goose
Button Hole Scissors
Shears, of No. quality.
Boot Jacks.
Iile-drain, dain -!
House Cleaning wants, such As Carpet Tzeks Tack
Hammers, Carpet Suechers. Scrubbing Brushes
good stove polish. 4c.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10

The meanest man in the world is living
in New Jersey. In helping him out Of
the river once, man tore the collar of his
coat. The next day he sued him for as
sault and battery.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10

An Irish auctioneer, putting up pair
OF jet earrings to a very respectable com
pany of ladies, said that they were Just
the sort of article he himself would pur-
chase for his wife were she n widow,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10

INITIATE the example of the locomotive.
He runs along, whistles over his work,
and yet never takes anything but water
when he wants to wet his whistle
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10
.RA<9k@

SEE that each hours foolings and
thoughts and actions are pure and true;
then will your life be such. The wide
pasture is but separate spears of grass;
the sheeted bloom of the prairies but IS
olated flowers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10

YouNG ladies if the young men in these
perilous times wait to be pressd into the
the service, let them never press you into
their service.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10
n. III. BARNUM 60.

Jobbers and Retail Dealers in Iron, Nails, Glass,
Pine Doors, Sash, Hardware. and Mheelers Wa
ter Drawer. Market Street, Warren, y.
N.B.-Orders filed promptly Goods warranted to
suit
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10

Pine Doors,
Sash,
Blinds and Paints,
iilind Hinges,
Door Locks,
/" Latches,
House Trimmings, all kinds,
Putty. Oil, Glass,
Nails, every size,
Lumber,
I.ath.
Cleveland Shaved Pine ]
Shingles,
Cut Pine do
Cut Poplar do
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10
LIST OF OFFICERS AND PRIVATE>
OF COMPANY &C" l0jth RECT.

| LIST OF OFFICERS AND PRIVATE
OF COMPANY "C'' l0jth RECT.
Capt. Henry Il. Gilbert.
lst Lieut.. Ambrose {. Mason.
2d james II. Bard
Orderly Serg't." Irwin Butler,
2d Sergt. Austin W. Wilson.
Sd Jacob Turney,
!th ChaS c. Fowler
9TH John Geddes,
lst corp'. Rob't. D. Allen.
ID Rob't. j. Stewart.
81 Lafayette Seaton.
18th John B. Miller.
5th Evan Lewis,
9th Albert Jaslatt,
9TH Jas. G. Townsend
Sth Clinton Moore.
MUSICIANS.
Christian Hughes,
Thomas c. Hogle.
WAGNER.
Charles Z. Miller.
PRIVATES.
Adams Vim F MOser Lemuei
Brand JnO p Mackey NJ
Bartholomew L Miller Lemuel
Blackmore Samuel Morris VIM
Bolter Jas Manwaring NJ
Burgess JnO Moser { l.
Culver Jas Osborn \
Casper Clarence L Powers W
Davis Jno W Price Lenuel
Donovan Jas Phillips Joseph
Davis VIM r Powers J
Davis Morgan W Russet )
Evans VIM Rosser J. z
Evans Ezeriah Quigley 7
ESgar BENJAMIN ROwler K
Edwards Jas |. Refs George l.
Edwards Jno + Roberts John
Frazier Jno II Robinson Thomas
Fuller Harvey \ Richards d F
Godshall VIM II Rodgers j
Green Geo w Richards VIM F
Green JnO W Eees W Z
Graham VIM II Shook {
Highland Il V. Seochrist
Hull Ii F Sutton )
Hood VI ) ScoVille IL Z
Hawley J Sinclair j
Hely Jos Shelar Day }
Jack VIM Stewart y q
Jones Thomas Smith I
JeSsop Thomas Stewart
Jones VIM Thomas Thomas 4
Kingsley Jasper B Townsend c W
Kelley L Tibbitts A
Lewis e Volles
Lawrence ii Whitehouse +
Lewis VIM Walker II 3
Mckinley S 5 Walker
McLain r II Wombaugh
Moser P H White Andrew W
M'Kenzie J Il
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10

Call st r. II. Barnum / Co. Hardware Rooms,
Warren. Ohio.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-22
DOCTRESS.
The Rebellion Ceased.

The Rebellion Ceased.
T1HE LATE WIDOW OF DIR. COWLES BEGs
leave to announce to her old friends and pat
rons that she still continues the preparation OF tne
same successful remedies which were used by the
old Doctor himself, which won for him practice
At that time unequaled in the West. She is now
located two and a half miles North OF Evansville,
on the Plank Road, near Negley's Mill on Plgeon
Creek. Jyi-~J
CHOULDER BRACEs.-A LARGE SUPPLY
= Just received at II. ]. SCHLA kPf Ek
not27 DIus otoIo.
nIFLE PowDER.-I0o KEGS RIFLE POW
n der for sale for cash at
nov11 ELIIIOTT's bhinlty Uro"eIS.
14MsI HAMSI-5,00O lbs NICE SUGAR
i Cured Hams, just received at
ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.
AFACKEREL IN KELTS-
WI 10 kelts No. Mackerel,
Is q" NO.2 "
10 " Mess " ,.
oct23 for sale by H. A. COOh ..
EEACARONI AND YERMECELLA-
nj 10 boxes Imported Maccaroni,
10 do do Yermicella, .,s
cet28 at a. A. eooA es
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-22
NEW EL E< NJ

THE USDERsIGNED HAVING PURCHASED
of MIA. G. Pushee his entire stock IN trade,
respectfuy inform their friends and the citizens o.
Evansville and its vicinity that they have on hand
a full and complete assortment of Foreign Do
mestic Fancy Goods, Toys, Notions, &c, &c. Also
Pianos Melodeons, Vioiins and sheet Music, all OF
ctora al pushee's old stand, No. Main Street.
nox5fy WARREN & CONYNGTON.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-22
SHINGLES.
CIOAK DEPARTMENT.

[ hon Allied again with some choice styles. An
excellent chance to buy something useful ior
"0'i'"' sCHAPKER & BUSSING,
Sac1R No 40 Main Street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-22
DRUGS.

IF YOU WISH TO KNOW WHERE TO GET
| pure, fresh and reliable Drugs and everything
connected in dru,, business, weuld refer you
10 II j. SCHLAEPEER, DruggIst, No. 81 corner
Main and Second streets, w ere you can get the
best assortment of Drugs, Perfumeries, Pomaaes,
Hair OIL Combs and Brushes That IS also lhe
hest place to get your Prescriptions filed You
can get them filled there at any hour, by day OF
night. eop--
lust RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE AND
eJ splendid assortment of pure Drugs, comPrls-
ing all the new preparations just coming into use,
thereby giving physicians all new medicines COM
Ing info use so valuable to the lives OF your
neighbors and friends So bring your prescriptions
- H. J. SCHLAEPFER'S
.,.s New Drug Store.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

BsosEAN,At em.ks:owp, (sfdl General Horpisq q
s,sI,dsy, Nov from wounds TsceIyeS a. 81 tho Is g
| NJ. aged 20 yeara
CALLAHANI. this city. on Tuesday. Nov. 4 csshsrins
| Ca.lshsD, eyed 20 yssra . -
COGAN-In tins city on Tuesday Nov l. Msre,rst the So
loved wife OF Lawrence Cogan aged q years AID nont
ICOSTELLOIn Brooklyn on Tuesday Nov T. the younsea
daughter Of Roger and Bridget Costello sssd months an
DUNLAP-Is this city. on Tussdsy Nov T. Sarah Jane
daughter Of John snd Jsnc Dunlap, aged yes month
FTEKs-rn this city on Tuesday Nov Elizabeth wilgv
Of Charles Feeks. aged 81 yesrs. fs5fri
FAGAN-in this city. Mary. wife Of John Ysssp. ia
|FITZGERALD-At Fort Lee ~ j.. ON Monday. Ns0 =
Maurice son Of Maurice and M'rsSes FizsofAd ssaf'
yesrs. 10 months and days y -,
GRAFF-At his residence Fonda Montgomery comfy
N. " on Sunday Oct &C. Edward r. Graf, aged - y~sss
HI9OINS-ln Brooklyn Tuesday, Nov 4, Brdssts ths
wife Of Correlius biggns- .1rti
HATLEY-At the United States Hospital, Aexsndrla "a.
saturday Nov. Jacob II. Ha,Iey, q br.ntsLs ss1s
EswYork Independent Battery late resident Of 0foosa
N. Y. aged 81 years and 20 days -
HILTON-In Brooklyn. on Tuesdsy. Nov 4 Nsthsaid
Hilton In the 6eth year Of ago. of bilious feves "a
Portland tMs.,) and Morri'sown a. JJ Pspsrs Plf}"
HENDERSON-Is this city on Tuesday. Ncv. 4, N's.
Marrre. Scotland Henderson, native OF Perth scossnds
The relatives friends Of the family are respectfully invd
to ssnS f toe fSps,. on th. ha.dayl se.osn q
HkLLETT-At Wilton, wssichs.ter ". Y, on TnesdAyt
Nov suddenly. Edmund HAlett in the S9th year OF
bis age
The relatives ard friends Of the family are respectfully In.
vei 20 attend the funee Thursday, tue 9Th inst st
ii o'clock M from the Presby,ean shuchs6h uess
3davenue, Yorkyiis.
HEALY-On wedn.sdsy. Nov s. Mary IIealy. sgcd n.
Her faaeTA will take place on Friday Nov st ecaok.
D. In from her late residence No. 80 Union square
JONEs-In this city Tuesday. Nov 4. Hugh r, b
Jones, aged .! years.
KRACK--In wiBiamsbursh Tuesday. Nov: :: Charles
Edmund infant OF Adophes Frederick tDd CsthefiAs
L. KIack aged 10 montlD and day.
lcLAREN-Tn Brooklyn. Tuesday mernipg Nov T. Jehn
jasper only child Of Joseph and Carrie McLaren eyed
year 3 moaths and II days
The and friends ofth family respectfully invited
attend the funeral from the residence Of his psIeot Ray'
nloud street DeKsb Brooklyn on ThuIsdsys
9th inst. Of p. NJ.
PECKIn this city. Tuesday Nov Z. Eusssesh peck,
in the 18th year Of her ese
sTEARNs-At Elizabeth, ~ J.. Saturday, Nov 1859,
John o. Ste arms Superintendent Of the Central Railroad
Company OF NewJesssy in the 5eb yea. Of h hvin1
! been connected with the roed for over S6 years
Tie funeral services will take place ct St Johns Chorch
Elizabeth n Thursdsy, tue Cab Inst at cock "a.
special trsn will leave foot Of CourtIaadt street. ss
o'clock.
WILBOUR-At the United Ststes General Hospital Anna
rolis, Nd. Sunday, Nov. .. C9rpora Wm H. L. WI:
hour late ofCo. D. Ffy eighth Iinois Volunteer aseA
ChIcso lIl aud Cleveland ohiel paper, pls.ss copy
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
Tho Concrt.sen elect j. i. Starr Union In tie II,
D.sirist b. lnir majority.
In the I'D District Geo Middleton. Democrat elected by
700 rreoriy Ih. district ia Tepresonod by the Hon
l.. " SiIaiior, Union.
In the lid District the Hon W. G. Steele, Democrat the
rreon, member |, reelected over o. A. Brown'oa. unoa
by 900 majority.
The Ivth D,iei elceis A. J. Rogers, Democrat by 200
over John lion
The YiA District rce'ects Nehemiah Perry, Dsuccrht by
Iso-Nswst City giving him. l,s9o. and Hud'on County
le5l - -
In tho STATE Scne'e there IRE 10 Democratic nombe''
Independent : Unioni.,s and . 10 hear from-
Tho Roas, 81 A,seahy will ecnphso ~ Democrats, IL
Unionit with TO hear nom, four whom ls< year were
Republicans The Democrats VIII, therefore hs'e II OF
more majority on ioiat ballot
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
ILLINOIS EkrCTF0y.
MFMBERs oF cONGRFss ELYcTrD.

MEMBERS on CONGRESS- ELrcTID.
/. sIsa.c N Amod. Uncn :. QDeshiil)
H. lhi Il Wasiburns In. y. john J. 'tsHff'. l'rm-
4 J,an Fun.woaL. gnIon. . Levi. ". Ao,s. Den.
4 Z. y. H-nia. Dem u. Ahiho"f T.. hb'PP ",.h'
A. i,s q .,tten fulon. L. William H. ~ luisoa, Dem.
- James {. Alien, befl.
Members Of tbe pr,aepi Cops'esa.
CnioAoo. tns-dsy. Nov. 8. 10 .
I,t D,poera, 4. elsctsd TO Congress in ihc IVh Di'
trict.
from ls.es returns The Rcpn5cs,s conepds ne 'eion O.
Jane, 4 Allen. Democratic csnd.d.e st lrIs'
Tb,f.i, nothing from the With District
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
Missouri Election.

sr Lows, "Wednesday, Nov ., lSt2
rh racsl ticket la tho county is undotb'
A. c,,d To vote IA the lot Congfessonsl DisiFiri l.
very close sd csnno. he decided I'LL the srmy is hoard
plr,. friends csln his election but tho Radicals ']J '
vote ln the army viii elect hnof
Ia Tho IIa prict Blair Radical, is und,ubtciy tee'ed
BY hsndsoms nsjodty m,
re,os from tire interior neagrc but tho En.nei0a'0'
ticket 10 probably elected
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
Members Of tgsembly.

ALBsxT CT w. J. ssydsr, Dem 2. John ca,ler Dem
HssTy L. Wait Dem. Vim. l.. oss1d, Dela
BaooSE Coy AK b. Saith. Urion.
CBAUTAuous Col. John s.e.asd Union. D. Henry
GHEsTSe Co --Tracey Be.dle. Union.
CoLUSnA Col +. o. hsssi5Isel. Dem e. Aifc
coETL1sp COL y. Van Hoss,. Uuion
CArrcA Col George l. Post Union 2 VIM + Robin
CnzxISso CO.. +. II. Prnde. Union. 2. FnneI. b
Ci,Srov o-Gesrse Adgre DEN.
DuTcHKss Col Luther 5 Dalahsf' Dsn 2 J. c Dou.h
TniE Col. John w. Muaiy, DEN. 2. HoFAso ssy
HEEsisHH Col. Gsfha Sweet Cnion-2 Archibald c.
JrrflS.os Col cl.rl.. A. Besjaulp Union. p Lev
Miller. Union. 3 William d - Unto,
EiSas Cot Joha Psuiaing. ben. 2. Bernsrd Hulh,'
Dem. 3 qhesphlgs C. Caicei. pna. Hspy c
a, so.N De~. Z chiIe; =. Le'ls Is Dem c.,..
aossoS Co u Georg. T. McGon.s.l. Union p Trim
. neT. Den. B. VIM ETo~n. UAioa.
Sss7SossEl corIeelsan = soaon ION Dem
Dem. 3. George Loutfe Dem :; Wa &. Cover
Dem. g. Henry RoseIs Des Jsi,. ho," i, Dem Dem
O. D y FIesinsa. Dem. ia Denis 81. o Bnen, 1sn
II. Tl,onls, a. ledwiis Dem T. AgiIe~ s'sh D "a
pen i5 Gilbsn e. Deas. Don. 10. Michael McCa a.
Deln. j. Ih9Is' o. fis.e. I D,m. 1T. , MI. "a,
Lesvsnworfh Union Joseph Breed Union.
OELSsSs Colon Psrks, unioa.
OSgIDA co... Abraham y. Mcsyer. Deia 2 Daniel NJ
Prescoa uEicn D ass +. shss"ia Dem I'ss'
McDonsal Union. -. -,
Loonis UlioD Harvey fs.ner' Jrion.
fy1TaM CO.-.a1tou sldth DEN.
QrEgss II Charles 4. Duryca. Dem T. henr, . Lo'''
Doa4.
ba,a. IIioi. 3. Ebenczer : StTai, Dem.
RicusOsp Co.--fleodore lfean. DeLs.
ROcKLsSp Go j sn.sz :. Hsrng Dem. . . .,
SI IAWkasfE Col. l.. j. I.wnsiey. Union--z T. Aen
diugtou. Jlion.--5 Abrarn y faraeT, UnioD;
sAHAJoei Col Chsuncey boushion umon--E Nathaniel
scaI,.Irr TG-fi,enrel Lawrence. Union.
scHKHHoqADY Co-lohn Me shea j.. Dem
scHonAIiE CO $. l.; Msynrm, Dem
sgl1ivAa Co-Hm Oiiespie Dem- . - O.,
srYYoIW COL Theodore ID. DimoB, Un.on.-2 Benz. T.
Wifains Uuiou.
1roeA CO.. Nathaniel w. Drs Union.
T.rpKfys CO.-Eze Cornell, Union.
UisTga Col 7. BsokstayeT. Deia -
sy.sgiSeTos Col Asa C. Tel. Union. O. EIvine Hop
w.rSs co~L Tied w. Coias, Union. g. Leuue Dur
Unior 1o a, Ueinoerat, 52i rot boara from 81.
Mn ussrhn Col Pietls { Idimn. Dem. Johh T.
Msr,hau Dem. ,. Cbfnaeey "A. Dcpow. Union.
YsqE. Co-Guy anI., UIiOp. 80
Onion, ij; Dem, 81; lot heard from, 81.
ALBAsY Wednesday. Nov s. 1892.
III, fGa, and A,sns Assembly figures give tbe Deoc"l'
g. R,p.bHeau. &c. and Is to hes from. The Democrats have
yea,.en Congressman and he Republicans fc0rieeo Re
fabrcsn i,s', nine.
SyP4crgR Weinesaiy, Nov. ;. isjl
qle ogci vote shove Ssy nouns majority IN this ely 2ls
Which Demoeraiic gain Of ssL The County Of Onondigs
sves Wsdsgor.h sJi rnsjoya Democratic gsin Of ''s
.s'sT last year. So ~, ,ec,
Msdlsou County complete, 9ges Wsdswerh 2'I'S ma
,ehty
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
OhiO--GOmcisl.I

SECRETARY sIArK.
Wm. s. Kennon, Rep 1874 W. W. Armstrong D. .1s+, %,
Arn.trorgs majority. .5s9l
ATr-RNeY-SEsRR,
Ch.ncty ~ Ols Rop.igG55 L. H. Cdichicd Dem. i8i 073
Crl'cbhoi's ma irity .52i8
BOARD PuBfIc wcrKs
John Z. Gregory. Repi7so jane. oibe DEM .los. .zs9
G.nblo's msnri,y. SAB
JrpGH covKT.
Fred Bachns Rep.i,5 US Rufus Ranney Dem. 1885, C15
RsnDey's ~ iiority ..6sJl
SCHOOL CDIsl-sOgga
WE d. Eeu.'e Esp l.si9i g. " II. C,tchcrt y. et 40
CsthcsEfs majority. 5,iSo
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
The Election in ssuI.on County.

Hudson Coaniy, n. D., has given joel Parker
Der.l for Governor, mejoriiy Of 1853, and
Nehemiah Perry (Dem.l. fer Congress, l,917.
Wrighrs fDem.l majority oyor Oiden (Rep. and
Amerl. in 1859. was 595. Democratic gain In The
county, ,o04. The following i, tie vote by Wndt
aud Towns:
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
yAEIoUg REPORTS.


AnBlsy Wednesdsy. Nov. 8, l811
schoi.rs County complete w,hoo, the town o. Jehr'0"'
%. vote Of which is about gives Seymour 2.SJ' iHa-
crsy.
RaSfrd Democrat. {. elected 10 Conpe'' In the West
chester District by 600.
Tie mia, and I,ep, figures up to 10 O'clock to pis gives
seymosf II sI5 ,ns ortJ IL tho State j" esm 'e' ~ io"
ose Of The State Committee showing about l. 'J"'iS
aLsle 0es 10 reason believe That ey candidate Q" the
e Dennecrstic STATE tielet Is defeated.
Albany County (6ve e.tims.e gi's'24'' S'''y
81 Seymour ,,,o
E,ssu, cetnpy IN tis Censn.ignai DllIic GETS 300
1,ehty -. ,,,.....a., Nov :. 1gc2
3 chsu,.oqes County complete rye' Wsd'"orth 80" iN,
,odty qbe Union esudidaes To- Copgeas and County o.
"""s :" o''''' OopysssUsG, weds-sdsy. Oct .. 1857
Twsatytgo towns AID two Disihc" IA ~ ,'aw'e'''
County give wsdsaorth si0I opJo.iiy when ""' os u"
a Es-zed to over $3.50 ,,,-,.. a.
F.ahnt comfy giyss shout rs n'jor'r Tor "'''" ''"
Clinton County siyos ~ uajorty ~ seymour ..,
Pousnrsrraip, osne'day nov {. i0',,
n. pe.i,y fsr gsyinoui m Dalchels County J. 20" An
ssiofity fsg ksbss ~! COnsis'' u t1a'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
arARIyIE d.

TueSdsy, Nov. 4, Charles T. Cir.
Ton ESQ Of this city, TO Miss Kate NJ Keller, OF Phiadel
phia
DAGGETT-DAKE-On Tuesday, Oct. 20. lJssc NJ. Dag.
get Of Hsverh Mass to Nils Frances Dske. daughter
Sl Calvin ". Dake eBl, ofMiddle Grove. n. Y.
OTnISOHAM-VIErOR-in Brooklyn, on Tuesday.
Nov by the Rev. Dr. Farley. James H. Fre'hinsham 10
Whomne h.. daughter Of Iheod Victor, c'q
Ill uINT-HiILlRR-A North Selem. n. fp on rueidar
Nov l. by tho Rev Shaler J. Hlyo, Ed@HrdF Hunt oi
Rdsrielj Cspn., TO hate loannote ihScr dsasn'e' o.
the oifcis.ips Clergyman OF that place. no cAia''
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

DepAnrugr OF THE SLooP-or-WAR lNo.-Ihe
Unnsd states slooP-oi.war loo. Acting Master JAS
Il. Williams commanding, sailed from this port yes-
,etday. bound South. The following iss complete
list Of her oiacers:
Actin, Master Commanding, james ~. Wil!am'i Aain'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
Mjnnnesoia Election.

ST. PAU, Wednesday Nov s. 1852.
The City Of st. Paul. Ramsey County gives Caien Dem.
for Conreu 500 majority Was,hsw County gives Donnsl
ly Rep, 800 msohiy Gooibue gives Dopelly 500 majority
Tho suit is uncertain Returns come In slowly
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
THE BOARD OF AIpFKxEN.

The Democrats have carried majority Of the Aldermen
elected in the evenly numbered Wsda Tho table stands
tose yolected out Of TO- The old Board stood 10
Democrats to Republicans; It stand, the The
following the Of the Aldermen el,sted:
War9s. lUards
l..Wiitney Dem. X..Noiyns, Rep.
lid Mclaughlin, DEM XII. l..OKnef., Dem.
1V..NewA1an, Dem. XIV. Brady Dem
NI..Murphy, Dem XVI C. rel. Dem.
VIII. .Ta.lInsiee, Dem. xviii. .Aiw sier. Rep.
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DIsrmcr.-The majority
for II. q. Stebbns, Democrat, Ia:
hchmopd County lest L).."................ 100
Surrit
Sutok County,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50