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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-29

EXCbLLENT PARM FOR SALE.-I, contains be
T. tween 200 and 500 acres, and produces well the
ls4s rrps, and from the nature or the SOIL IL re-
mstAaoty susceptible of improvement About one
h.a q tue land is open, the balance heavily wood
81 There are Two dwelling houses aud the usual
f4mber OF outbulldiugs, besides an excellent Row
saw mill on the place. For further particulars al
tfess "fsrm, Box 20I Kichmond, Va
IL .--ltt{Tu W Tn
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MANAGERS.
r Toler, J M Melton.
Tickets. admitting gentleman nd ladies', 50.
police force has been engage /, and good ordar
will be enforced. EMERSON,
&C 21-3tf Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-29

fcO2 RENT-Two furnished Rooms, with use of
Kitchen and cook. Apply 10 Miss L KING, III
door from the c0rhef Of Broad and Mayo sta
oc 2.-St>
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-29

VrAIL AND WINTER AILLINERY.-Mks DEM
MNAs, on Main street, between 18th and 18th,
has on hand 4 superior stOck Of
MILLINERY
and othsy goods and invites her Old friends aud the
iadsea generally 70 call tud supply themselves She
N prepared " make beautiful Fali aud Winter Bon.
Deta.
- -. TO THE LADIEa
Iades Wishing 70 make their own bonnets can be
supped With such as frames, velvets silks, ribbons,
towers, &C. Call and Judge for yourselves.
Bopnets and Flais hisached and dyed IN the AfeSa
style. foe 2o-7ttl Mxs bEAELAAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-29

A GRAND BALI.
"A WiDi be given at
NEW MARKET HALL,
- corner 9Th an Marshall sts,
THURSDAY EVENING, Ocx 90, 1868.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-29

L0R Sale PTivatey-Ws have for sale priva e.
T. ly lib seres ol Lard in the county of Chester.
fell, one quarter of mile from K1,, acd with.
IN Isi.e of ths coal pits; 40 or so acres cleared
ofvery hne land minerals Of 70 acres reserved nd
iisorked the reserving party to pay surface dam.
sses to b- assessed by disntere.ted parties Small
dseliing, store house and barn on the premises.
PtLLlAM, EANES WEisIGER,
&C E-eoj5tt Auctoneers
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NFQROI.S FOR SALE AND AkRH

NHGROES FOR SALE AND AkRE
80
AJ JY6RORB for Hire We have for Airs, = :. ~.
~ balance Of the year, two farm bap& snts
bis for wood choppers; one dining rooo ssrvant
and one house GIRL. For terms &c, aSr - "a
- - CL0RTCNt syvNp
(, oc 2s-N Once cor VISIT apa ,.ntlIn sts.
EOR. sals pVIyAssT I'VE have \; MA o7iva,cIv
hssly ~ ns..so ..aa asl y ~ ~ q sss, ars,,
Sste a.s1..1 ~ ~ sn1 "sa's s*S ID ssAmstTess.
vSUNIk1-ssssse. ok.-sss. ~ tuued. spd repsirsd1by
III ~ :; ~ II Horysss .. eity sfeSuntry Orders
Ist y ~ Z. = ~ bookstore will be promptly
e.se.e.e =. A-Mtl WM HARDIN9.
CVHSiuVIn aatod--A VarglptaD preferred, fos
a sACs ~ sai Price viii be pAld applnats0a
= RaoS Az Sc at The corner of eeh snd Massnaii
MIN Any 5UTf0N5 800 ffcss ialantsy but.
'a" ''' ~ 8 onHNET.
r M-~ ~ ~ street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-29

TYTaN0 Tor ale a handsome 7acaave rosewood
Piano. 10 psrfsnt order, for sale. Any one M
Wishing 10 examine H ean DO % ~ esimng z. @ tne
s"os' ~ ~ BALDWIN 90,
~ aa-at. JSsA peaf Cary It,
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KAMH

rT>O Disabled Soldiers. IA disabled soldier, ol .
who has been unfortunate enough 10 lose foot
arm, who eau bring saaistactery references, can
hear Of good aud permanent home by applying 10
TW HENNfGER, on Fulton Hin.
Oc 2a-3ts Near RAtfarv Noc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-29

EOR Rent-.-Thrss Rooms. two with gas. Ap
II ply at the northwest corner 2cd and broad SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-29

MILLINERY AND DRESS lkAkXNG.
NOIlCE 70 the ladies Of Richmond - Mrs A
~ HENRY, u Main st, has opened this day the
6neet assortment Of fall aud winter Bonnie g. cousist
ing Of silk velvet Of all coors and Of the latest siyle
and English and French Straw Bonnets, and the best
assortment OF Flats Of the latest fashion, which
Will Sell AZ low pricee !; also, Flats aud Bonrets
cleaned, trimmed, and shaped.
s-SeveraI good Mililners wanted, 10 WHOM
constant employment will be given. &C gS-S,'
AHlLLINEAv MaiAme SON rss-ectfN,ty IN
lvl vites the ladies to give her Call and examine
her stock, which Is now we'll sssorteA and of latest
fashion. hAdAne SON,
No 30 Main street,
Ny store is closed Saturdays and Sundays.
oc 26-2te
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-29

D. DEMONSTRATORS NOr1QE-lAll persona 10
, 4 dabted 10 the estate Of The late James Hun
- deceased viii please meet at Henrco c1un-
70 Court House, on Wednesday, 2sth Octooer, 1868,
and settle up their accounts unose holding clame
against the above named estate WIN preseat 'oei'
accop,ts on that day for ssttlenn ent
-. ,a-stf WM T HU FFMAN, Admir-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-29

@ CEvERAL furnished rooms for rent, With gas aud
- fuel. Apply on Grace At, I've doors above 9th
ST. north side. Oc H-3tt
E'OR Rent and possession given lst November
II large and commod.ouS cellar, $50 feet deep by
% feet wide, with trout entrance on Main st, au
rear entrance from Lombard alley. Iuqure at l2S
Main st.. JOHNSTON RRAN6FORD.
2T--A4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-29

LIOR RENT-Four rooms, in the upper part Of
II house over store. App'yto
JAMES WILIIAMa
oc 2a-2ts Near Old Market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-29

,,V.r Fiji and very desh ably located lot, 90
en .s s' are sss5:ss sa .s ss ss
ispSe trus valuable lot, fronting 66 feet and run.
- hsck i53 rect to a wide sey. This lot, beng
sS"44a,rly oca.ed and IN dne ncishborhood offers
-, inducements 10 capitalists and others
Fa1si G0DDtN & APPERSON
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on aud after the lst day Of November, lsdS-
~, merchandixs left In the Dsps Of this company
for thirty days will be sold At pshe suction sftsr
the sxpiratioo VI that time, {. pey irsgn1 ana
charges. SCHS = %nE"o0,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-29

A CAkD.-Having seen an advertisement in
the Papers last Juns that a ball was given
for the benefit Of this company We tak.. this occs-
SION cfiniormng the public that 1t WAS a fraud
upon the company. We We're ut the time on the
Pennsylvania campaign, and no oppo, tunity CT
iered Itself to uoify the public OF the same
COMMITTEES OF ARRANGEMENTS.
oc 26-NSTh2tf
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r EslDENOE near the University for rent-Wi,h
about 20 acres Of good land aud eoinor able ont.
buildings attached. The dwelling is sufficient for a
large family, Immediately adjoining the University
or Va and ofters many attractions II not disposed
OF sooner, It will be rented publicly Thursday
I'd Nov, on the premises, when two horses, 8 COW
q wagon and some articles Of household furniture
will also be sold. Appiyto
Miss MARY TERRHLf,
&C EI-eO1itS University Of Va
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WANTED--The ladies' to know that have moved
~ from Broad TO Marshall s..eet between
Adams and Brooke avenue. / return nv thanks
ior their liberal patronage and hope they wilt con.
tinue tho same. ] Will repair hoop skirts, make
dresses and millinery. Miss 8 J COOKE
Oc 2o-3tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-29

WANTkD-Tweaty good Recruits for Com'y &C
Richmond City Battalion. Oonscrpts who have
not beea enrolled have the right 10 enIst in th,s
oompany. BY making the same known 10 an enroll
ing on'cef Fifty dollars bounty and good uniforms
furnished. Apply to Captain l. L ASS, q, the Ola
ar "roands, ~ TO Sergt Wy PRosska at the Pass.
Po's osAsSe. &C 2Q-Rtk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-29

"ASTED--A FNer-To eulist in the 18TH Va
~ regt, Corses brigade, P1ckett's division, now
s'atioosd near Petersburg, Va, TO whom 10 addition
20 pay aud ratona bounty and clothing viii be given,
Apply Immediately TO Lieut. HENRY " pAByEY, of the
fouee Guard, MarshaII st, between lst and Adams.
oe @-S.awiwe
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afona


n IA grl, auvantags drama tbls, Tic az et Of
ead,ng part il continually hJchtcne 40 tha story
progresses and III the actress spe,Iay rises 70 lhc
sccaaon tue fret glance o, she ted s
appears huused down BY The liob 40 lhs "
ooayinees ,hespse a,ors tha remarkable oshtiiln
is ~ nd. tina. the graceful SCARE which tho rn
cipal object 10 tho hYiug picture VII whom c.lle
more pr rnoanced an; nation produce yalops cf
sect. lle anticipation - more Than hhad wbB 'lo
faithful. dsVJted sr iatsEea 9Th Dbllly ~ driven
from her loyers door and falls lnpsrpoa.lnD Of
tho kaenes, misery, shile beyond alantii.ntoL = ,lr
hlrrow ng elect ot the a, Tho of the oIsh
Win It's cool. risoerag nleDsby acr hni III Gnrcs YET
exhausted AL hes rfScrrc'- ,rEe s si kiho ~ act,
which so g9es the .puchng presoataoG OIL d9t
sorrow, 50 dfere5t from 'hc Sor src! hal frapsr
tury 70 ha,o Often when p,y depends % single part
The Ghaaclertcs proper 20 that alt af3Iuy deveoped
soB repetition cnn al bess be- plsad BY tho arts
But Il % lSs pes aiasi.y ls s, oycry nc. s-Gsrkeh
by the donna,i N n i.a.c eoag and IL mot ill
tho curtain as hs. ths genus sf he acysss has been
fully Appreciated.
kospedl.oe sleeass is corlnnou enosZG- -npc inols
common ban Ia4pre Id, 2id piosfss5s as hisf i"S-
fsda hRs rsa.het "a hs ezra ~ ue be,oq gsttg .; rg
1faifoi, and when allain.d renders all milor Oh
jecttons ip.ie Maen "a tas A,aer hadomcscilc Stella
Soias de.ish the town by bcr clrGag in.ers.nalon
Of juliet wha; tho pIastcsI rse OF dwspg her
French accent? u rethcr a,ar!ored VIII. the ooyment
OF tho audience does Il saJy .bo pls'snre generally
felt 10 Anticipating the return Of nc asealllg iae next
Easter, M raG, cigeib- M ,ga hasericai torres
IA Ms bd,s.d.iA r.ics Certan pecu aries may be
admitted facts hns Il II tho privogc u gea.s 70 do
ignored hen great comprehensive dcsgn IL grsi'dly
Axcc
The New York herald., 1863-11-05
the ELECTIONS ELSEWHERE.
New Jersey.

New jersey.
RAxsxY, N. j. Nov. q, 1899.
Tho town Of Hohokus, Bergen county, giycs 10 demo
cratic majority.
In Bergen county there was bitter and scrlnon ous
contest andfu vote. Thos. Dunn English (peace demo.
craft has 63t majority the Frst district for Assembly
Da,er (peace dsmocra elected secoHd district and
all the county ticket.
NEWARK, ". j., Nov. &, 1858
The democrats have carried the state. Their majority
Ia not % large AZ at tho last election.
The State legislature stands about the II dd
last year.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. {. 1868.
James N. scovoI Is elected 10 tho New Jersey s.ato
Senate by l13 majority.
Tho Uniooists claim gain a. one Senator, which si1
gives tho democrats three mpjorlty IN the Senate.
In tho Assembly tho democrats Will have twcniy.slx
majority, being Union gain OF six members.
mo Unonsts claim large gallo the vote q las,
year throughout the State.
10 Camden county tho whole Union ticket s elected
scove ID elected State Senator by 100 majority. his
election was severely contested.
Cumberland county gives Union majority Of 200.
In balsm county Q Union sonator Ia elected, aud Que
democrat and one Uniopist 70 the Assembly.
In 0Iouccsser county Rsevcs, Union, elected 70 the
Senate, with Two Union Asssmblymen
ElFros, Pa, sov. 4, 1893.
Warren county, New jersey, gives Kennedy (dsmocra
one thousand majority Colonel Charles Stanton Tor
The Senate. Colonel stAnton about air hundred
ahssd Of hh ticket.
The New York herald., 1863-11-05
The Vote I'm the state.


otsego County-Ihs Union majority tho s,s,s ticket
10 about 900. Two Union mombcrs of Assembly are
elected.
Rensselaer, county givcs from 900 togoo Union majority
making the Union gain from no 10 600 Tho demo
cratic majority in The cltytcf Troy reduced 10 Joo $50
last fall II was 900.
Schenectady oounty-rhe Union Asssmblyman ~ elect.
Cd BY 100 majority. The sasire Union ticket "a slso
elected.
Clinton County-Nins towns give aso Union majority.
The entire Union county ticket 10 elected.
Cayuga County-compsts returns from aIi The towns
show Union msorisy % 2,o1o Union gain Of sf
last year.
mo s'sct'on At rIastsbure pssssd on quietly. rss
dsmocrase majority 100, Union gain Of nnynvs over
last ysnr.
onondAsa county, with one town. givss Union me-
jority q $500. rbs Unbn gain s 900
Oneida county gives ,i12 Union majority and elects
the Union senator. Ths Asscmbymsn stand two UbIon
and two democrats.
Madison county gives Q 200 Union majority.
Chsnango county sives ,32s Uson msorisy.
Hefk'msr county gives o2s Union majority.
Onciais return received from al the towns In Du,ehss
county sve The Unon stats icses ono hundred sud sixty
ssyos majority. John ~ Datehsr (Unionl Il e'scfsd
Senator BY over one hundred ma GRITTY Joha ~ Cramsr
and Hayward both Cnlon, elected 70 fhe I.ssnb.J
. '. Bsrrsrd tssmoerri) for saprcms coart ha. lso
hundred nilJfry. 4
f1pr 80. Nov q, Is9
ia~fenes 'our,S -I~eriy ~ towns ave e.iss
The New York herald., 1863-11-05
Letter from Iabby PRISON.
,trm tbs C,ne,paa,i rimes

cAsIlH rstsDsR. oct s, 1903
wetc.re yesterday tbat 81 NE Unon prisoners Ia tho
sAstlc be removed ~ Salisbury NJ C., Ia few
sys, aScoGD, n tno crowded condition Of tho prisons
a. Richmond NJ pr.Esn' AMI should rot DO surprised
tic proved VOL founded am very crcdulous In
regard 20 all uniayorabe news. The favorable rumors
re a.
Tho trpo it.0n-rnaie to- our government by commis.
sisucf Oad eciig the rocare o thotnon citizens,
Gas ueI mpt0fiy declined, knew II would bc. un.
r.tsnl The nature Of hls icmanda and " no does
usss ho declares ho win not-untii they are
met 10 may well make arrangcments for burial.
tacrs about three hundred citizens hero now, 4,
GA whoia Echasds)a, Bulkicy, Of the HKRstD and
ci. la m st prominent and therefore less likely
b, 10 ut cor TO II my bcalih continues good and
my clastitut stOug o1poct 70 DIE somewhere the
elGraey od age. io8s aincc bade farewell 70 tho
Ncrth, re JON and oygry thing desirable 10 existence
icarn snfry obituaries have bn written your hum.
bis servant. They afo yory well timed for am afve
ah'r ~ Aggfo 9f spclch am deadcr than tho Ptolo.
mrcs or ne Know Nothing pariy, OF General Scott,
siil1gh ny t0mhst0ro has not been cut
u my heat end uf enjoy any such anomalous rcs.
to1t were 10 SEQ mo here hs would not know me In
fc ~ 10 not know myself loCk like fcionious mon.
d,.aui aud France would be sent 10 the g.Ieys on
sG~piccn nat was escaped convict. No one
81 ~ Mlai meauiorphossa gentleman can undergo
afirr ha years confinement the conicdcrary. IL 10
scunlhmE marvellous.
Af health continues very vooi
I rfe low " my otters reach me, an have not
bed & nm yoi. Others ! know have written, but
thcr notes have nos band. cannot descrbe our
yo. The ssotolsof my prison house ars opiDs doomed
Iho Coos Keep thee--osl Of the confedsracyi
IUNttH n. BROWNE
The New York herald., 1863-11-05
p,,,., fn,sI,is.pe..

tAa,5fs .gs itta % ygsa --iha B. ise fscst tna
I l1wag a8in9aa' arrests Hnsia " 'he'1 G. f.ssf'y e
/ agnn 'lsfe ug ls p.sre,9 p. fHa r.'h.pi 'b~
's,iTzlt 20 a. co.
( John w.. .sar. oo'na. iiisr ~ss-es ~ t.s
I v,.lre by ,ner 3. r.. . co ..erJ g. hs,f gti.
| olaDfn b. rfic4 aip - tEl'.i .iaH.i'..
q, "a f. or-- s,.s,,. rts si.i. ~ -. II jss
fc Aeny eoatl.t' 70 la ier ersaHp iiI-.
clwi plii, o ..oaan, = . ans-soi - 49, ,ii.e.
bl eh1H ~. q tha .s.gah - ~ 'eaia, o.
on gral. ~ CO. Fgwh piscb e.,s.1 asFet.
il..s n'u'd Ar.fa' ~. .aia.l 'gsers 90
JHal.f DfEYag.as - f.a. Iaf tafg.f.
ls nguet e. .ffnl ~ - ratrs ~ ft
Wslh ,.tla..f.af L'.l tg stv '4si1a.
p.ftt tgHavr ~ rsfsr lr.--th. tafpsf rsm
oce-k .1 fa-at.. nsyear gaiin cssa.af = 10 Absat
a.1ss sft n s,e al a.' .aafy s.I.i b. f,y .aessf
sirssi, n.lf a. a.aaas. uf - ihs .ss ~ er~su
sipress.-It aerftef fh atstasr ~, trsf .bq.i q,
narfts fn tft taf utfa iil bss riaasa b.
iYfy ss-ypl tt afn ~ iHanHt sr sto tasi 1stf
il shsfst nab. ili,sg ,.f .a. q sessb.st % osss
r,r1 lifs p ~ lf lr.a = ,st 'rz = g. tiia psra
si.si ga srfilist M tsl stlrrsi s e, yafs
it d. fsrfh 4 ab4i ta1 i1lfs tf.ff taI ~
are w. 5st ailff iisfl 81 stsfa sii1a ssfe Corr
~ R.tnsy 10 -is disi.fst ss rt -ss Rs.s
rs -s fssi lr..f cana q. t dssll ~ lts,si ~,
a0llf ao.graltJ ac.gr y t.ssa 80 ~.
uaHHs iilisgsrsEsrFI ~ liis rHnsr, sssl. c.f.an
reri q a. It ifA f-s 49, rsrestE '.si t4flsr ~
Iag aIl.f-INs a AHA Naii.a4 ~ ttNf HfaNt - fAtf
raltet sa,iafbaa.a 10 10 ffv.nei ant ee1mHisi d.
ss.ast ~ 80 = W. ctrsts r4.l sfa.si csrts
sst sfftsii - oggsff ei.f AZ s1aHrst. ai@. sgo.a
f.1i ipf la % bs sca itn ~ sDi rfs isH tsrtwf
rAiii.4 ~ .Ai rih ei.at iffer O. Co. ~ eirt
1.Ttf aa 49, haistfs ~ the ffos assti w tsa4 q
bsl1 of.ai ssh h.a seabl Hss -sss sffaf - y
u ~ tiff f.r Nf HcA
arl Nan "a iba tast. itr} f.Tf irlrl ~ - y ="
~ ia83, rel.h lsIsiel fs..a gaefstti ~. y ".
0la'ssi ass afa ~ "a 30 ~ aef.g, 49,
= filt.i bii ltia.l A.fHt0a iA ~. t~ fHhi
oaf i.iar 4a aE ht l.ft. ~ y y, -ts"
N tfr tla.f ia I'D a. ra.sisf O. ftt Ntf -"
a. ~ .si ~ fa1 TalfIU .rf f4l trs r1t tHgts 81
~. r,..I.af j. fu. Nafl. 80 tafs Ht nra0s
+ ~ ....-f fIene rsrf, .n fnaaett. FsNata
rrss-.. q. ...a. iaaar .f5 al ln1i sgft1f
sits.f4 Irfrslf f1 .as.fs furr on ip.ti w.
s..s4 fsys .t .s-i aasst.. .. hs tssIr
fftl e-. ti. ast tsna iAa' fsffuaasl liisf ~ 80.
ss.a..ii. ~ ast i.a .stit Hfssf. nrs sn8 ta
s.f fHaai. taf 80 -. ra. - tan ls
Faa Hsf ttf-. srgt re.s a.s sfe
49, a.a.s Ir Htt eaasi. .rsf1 f.f. ..t O.. tf
ts .iss tga'e 'ea'.l l.sif iafta. rfNif rif.t
a.f .l.f a.. Gao strHft'ass aagrt i.afH aIff tef
.n MffnH q HW ~ - ~ 20 go 80 M
IIfH FeH ufsf q a tt Ns. SO 'asfm -
n#N aaf H ffh
mF 't'
tr
= s.. = Is. ss
'aetr 'att..-f 10. rst
80.
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fIlfnois.

~ Lous, Nov. 4, 1919.
dsspsich from Springfield. Illinois, Givss shs follow
ing results u sbs county sceoos In nai ssAis yes.ss
day
rhs following UsIco matoriti,s we're Givsn-rscAfor,
oi; mco~nssoo, sea, yseksOn,ilis. sso; Quincy, si.
JoiIss county gave democratic msjosity u Ti.
These figures SHOW hsss usion gains ~beh VIII dovbt.
iess obtsin thsoushoas ths whos STATE.
The New York herald., 1863-11-05
ms EI.ciinm.

a.fl~ov ~. ,t'a
Only 10 1900 vy'ss no eafih tbs IN s. sf sh D
Gcilss3 'a,h IA %. bgg 20. Tho rh rnsSliy ssta
r elected.
Trefs.ks Eis~s gj .sb1g9'sh l.iis ns'o.ily. .-
An.anons 80 a. aai sni Golasbsre iys sbo9' ste
nrr19rr Sov vsrsn,
>Retpfns Hm4 'n very scais. cp,fssfe 40 10 ss
f-4ately s'-sl hys .rse rasi,fl,y. aiss sr.s llsg
r..n 90, % hs Ayo corgr 'uea ars eersr c'efe.
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

Union majority Tho other iour towns list year gave 1913
Union maJDry.
Saratoga county, excep, Providence. Oar, and tdin'
burgh, give Dopsw trep) i,i9I mlority. Brockets
(dem is elected 10 tho Assembly Ia the FIRST DISTRICT
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

is tho time 10 strike. Tho public are disg' sted
with tho political party leaders, aud now is
the time 10 hold The primary meetings and ofins
ou, sseh military men General Mcclellan, Gene
raj Grant and others, and long before the election
arrisss tho public mind viii settle dows upon one man
aud elet him. We urge upon the conssrvatvo muses. 10
move 10 all parts Of tho country before rs party
tricksters again &c. them under. II they remain with
party nucsers and hang 10 the old ricke'y and
disoincd machines follow the led OF tho Albany Re-
gency awaits them. aud de;eat Is sure TO follow
as IL did IL 1860 and has Ia 1863. Shall ne have new
order Of things9 what do say9 tho Resercy
has played out; II has shown lis ocompoensy. Now for
move y bury the whole before stencil arises
The New York herald., 1863-11-05
United states Circuis oosrs.

nsfoss Hon. Judge NeIson.
Ksg.t -TAs Dnitsd .xae w. th Bvio Ddtdssd Cares
o. DcisGed smith, tsq United States nhsrct Attorney,
shs aay n.cd sens decree OF distribution of The pro.
scoss ~ tie Sgove vessel and csrg,.
sfaS Dvfsi stsss -. ns Nspsey Csrchitd and fdyes-
a decfee ~ fnsi distribution slso entered In thts
10 day 10 The Crca Court by tho United
u.c, Attorney, and the proc d atoncc be forwacei
" the Navy epartosnt for dsirtutlon where al spyl
eAsioes ior psss Depsy Should ts nsds
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Maaaaeh uaeiia.

ppros, Nov. 4, 1888.
Rsturns from 100 towns give Andrew (rspubic), for
Governor. ss.sas; Pape (aemccrst), z,,ss. Majority
foe Andrew thus far, "a $40
Twelve democrats elected 10 the state Legislature
rhs 9soAts and Ill lhs slsts ofcsn republican
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@, srnof, i.c1o nallfliy --raF g't. 90 teluriex
rei"nt sha- Afss tni-l fa'as 81 .tfr 60 .sis. 10
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rsrnor, Nov. ., fsss
rsrssr, dsmoerA', VS. siseiss hsJo ,sday by ssoss
800 msofmy
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The following is corrected list OF tho candidates
elected together with the members holding over In The
Boards Of Aldermen and supervisors;-
sherin--John McNsmee, democrat
Nayor-Akrcd N. Wood, Union
Senator, I'd district-Dsinss stronv rn,,p.
senator, 30 district-ienry c. Murphy, democrat
AsssmOy-iss dasss.iS:.,cPh,ilp aas ct, g. crOcke, Unoa
sEsaslss sssss = " s's: ssUos,s. Tosss;
o-xnseIo Newton, Si .U,Io Union.
7-Jacob Worth, Union.
sonns, Sanr oakley NodyDs unon
Justices Of the Peace-3d disrict-Beuj. s. Morebouse,
probable, Union.
abraham II. DAILY, Union.
6-Anihony Walter, Union.
superntencents OF tho Poor-Morrs H. Roberts, Union.
John Delaney, democrat.
For Justice Of the Supreme Court, Second district,
Grenvie jerks, Union leads Joseph r. Barnard demo.
crat, With majority Of several hundred.
The following rs list Of the members Of tho Boards Of
Aldermen and Supervisors just elected with boso hold
ing over
Aldormen-ls, ward-Daniei, d. Whitney, democrat.
2-Dlnie Mclaughlin democrat, holds over.
3--JaiDes y. Wallace, Union.
4-Lewis r. Newman. democrat, holds over.
6-Ihomas Ennis, democrat.
6-Matthew Murphy, democrat holds over.
7-Rufus Delxnap, Union.
ST. V. r. Tafnage democrat, holds over.
9-taicy }. Hathaway, Union
10, o. Nodyne, Union, holds over
1i-Charles II. Kiuba, Union.
12-DenDis 0'Keo'e, democrat, holds ovor
l3-Wm. Turton, Union,
B-Edward Murphy, democrat, holds over.
l6--simuel Taylor, Union
Io-John A. Saal, democrat, holds over.
lT-A. ". Bliss, UBiou.
l8-F w. kalblesch, democrat, holds over,
19-Georgo III firher Union.
20-John X. Bulmer, Union.
Democrats, 10; Union, 10.
superyisors-1si ward--IIobert Ford, Union.
2-John sbearon, democrat.
81. J. Studwel, Union, holds over.
4-samucl Booth, Union
b-fatrick Burns, democrat, holds over.
G-Wm. J. Osborn, democrat.
7-E. W. Bloom, democrat, holds over
s-francis Mc6ralb, democrat
Geo. g. Herman, democrat, holds over.
1o-Thos swsney, Union.
11-Trancis &. Kirby, Union.
12-Ihos. Foran, democrat
I5-rhas. W. Cheshire, Union, ho.ds over.
N-h. PhaloD, democrat.
15-Cbas. G. Talbot Union, holds over.
16-John Hanson democrat
17-wm- piepenbring, Union, holds over.
1s-S. j. Stewart, Union.
l9-James Grhlsy, Union, holds over.
I-Wm. NJ Lttlc, Unbp.
Democrats, o. Union, IL Tho country members consist
Of two democrats and three Union, making the ncnt
Board stand eleven democrats 70 fourteen Unioo.
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THE RESULT I'm KINGS COUNTY,

Tho election In Kings county Tuesday resulted the
choice Of majority OF the Union county and city candi
dates, the VOTE however, being rather close In regard 10
some Of them; aud :oven now q tow are considered
doubtful
The aggregate for the principal candidates was -
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fstff saft.s.f tbts rat
80
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4 60. =. I. 81. NEW YoE
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Democrats, Union, IL Tho country members oonsls,
OF two democrats and three Union making the peri
Board stand eleven democrats 70 fourteen Unloo.
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Whom the full returns they may change two
~ our tables but the general result Will not, imagine,
be changeQ.