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Now recruiting in this city for the purpose men
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~ Samuel Medary, well known as the
Editor Of the Ohio Statesman, and promin-
ept-if not the most prominent leader
of the Ohio Democracy-d on Monday
1ast. lie was an original jackson man, and
was deeply attached to Senator Douglas
until the latter separated himself from the
supporters Of B1lhanan's administration
He stood by the administration and parted
with Douglas. He has always opposed the
p,eeent administration and the war, and
from first to last has been known as bitter
partzan, dealing through his editorial col
umns in harsh and personal inyecti7e He
gave to party what was meant for mankind.
The Ohio Statesman says he was born IN the
wear 1901, the day before the Inauguration Of
Thomas Jefferson as President Of the Uaited
States, and states the circumstances Of his
death as follows:
..After an illress OF about eleven weeks,
fnr1up most Of which time be was strong
enough to travel and make brief journey
for bis health, he was attacked WIN nus olo
moTring. ard died at S o'clock last evening,
ennonnaed by all but three Of his family.
The exact nature of his disease remains un.
tnown. He was among the many poisoned
nj the National Hotel, In Washington, IN
1s57, and It is believed that some remnsot
If tie old poison promoted bis death. An.
other theory IL, that cancer in his stomach @
was his disease. He was taken sudoenly u
while delivering speech on the Court. mouse
stens Wru last @ August, and a. We have said, never
f,l1iy recovered. He cled fully conscious o.
his t approaching dissolution, and net his tate
With VII b lie serenity Of one who fails to sleep
sfter long and weary journey, where r. taese 9;se
WIS nothing to disturb him or make nlfn
afra!dn
, 1864-11-11

8ppY7ox1, YAT1a Cou1TY, N.Y. u II. NJ
Kotto1s Kural New Yofke1-6AsiA& aAaQ9nY II
TIA +Bprsl" for Z cuEs for tho Ms1ess& dissaoA
no AsshEA,I vytta to lat The hQut1@ NV V1se
has a1n.oss cured mo-
Ihavs had tho spaEnod1s asthma dtaes1naeA -
n6yes found Any medicine tnat would pruAt N NJ
tscR whan It vas coming On uuu1 co a1nc>r N&-
ns "JonAs Wh1seomb's Rsuad1 for AtMA~
eouauancAd taking thls remedy e3khtsan nAe 1nas
md hayN not had sav1fa pA<ox5zm nncA
"War1conns Rxx1px"hA done tor naad han
II recommended 70 Do. BARAHKKLT,
K1-Praddeat Martin Van Bursn's snfaeks In -
la1t illnas wes GreAtly Ansv1hsad By . ~ q
Joass Wntcomhb Asthma Remedy - royea II
lvfsexsln ouz possesaten nom h 4 'hshdssAd neQ
Nr,vsa nuren htmsaat expressing much &t1deasAoQ
win The fsaults I'll uss-
Kxtsat eeop the Ltfs Of WA&ht1 z1o1 I119, n -
ntraew. Ftex7s n. irving. Vol. ", pskS2:
s.fho toetqx prescribed. - nRexpBees-1Aan n
AsA teea sasxssas1hy Doct. &c. W aAss, n d
lees yttt-"Jo14s Whiteombs ReReay AsaDaS
4 ntsasDoaafal ID = W1zs glass ok wass9,a b -
svsE1 foAf hoars- / GOOD night ~ tas4Rn-
1oaKfR HURNKrr Z CO.. Bestoo,teR1s>xa
szd sa1d h m DEasGists. oo1AA.sa h Yes1n11
, 1864-11-11
to Bu6aso, and 1sHc {Ca2aaa carsenc1) for eora

to Buda'o, md 1sHc (Casaaa carsenc7) for eora
u Montreal.
In the Grocery market there his been = msse &c.
hTc inquiry. And although hustness ts somesnat
urset@' ID. consequent upon tho general polisicu
e1citenent OF the week, std. with 1 set7 limited
supply Of III the leading staples, prlcea are FefJ
azm Nth an upward tendency. On Bio Codss vc
nota further advanes Of nc per poand. faf 70
prime VIC Iowqnots 1t 4K94sc pst ID. Raw 81
Ear is ftmer, with al advance Of 1c On Cubs and
Porto Rico and Of 4c On all tehaea grades
Flour AMI Grain bags arc moderately active, md
VERY firm 1t present quotations. FoRr bushel Bur
laps We quota 1t 58@60c eaeA.
Hard and Soft Col IL In moderate suppfJ. with
good demand. The mszkst rules dru aud Rn-
charged.
White Fish are in limited supply. with m in
creaslng demand. Tho MARKETS very orn It 500
@8s5 per hf BIT. for No. /. Msckesel IN moderate
supply. Market active and steady It psevtous
quotations. Goldfish In more limited supply, with
fsir inquiry At 310,0on1o5o PER 100 Ds for
a&ofge's Bank, AID 3s.5o01G.0o poe 100 ~ Tor
arAr Bank.
DRIED Apples are In active demand with bat.
ter rupply. We quote the market firm as 1ox@
11k IN round lots; and 4: 11@1sc per b In Job
bl1g lois. ~. ~
Green 8 ed hides In Eoad demand aud ira as
1o@lo cp lib, and Dry Flint At 174@t8c per lb.
Carbon Oil. The market Is 4er7 active, and IN
small and inadequate supply. Prices 1Rle 1eo2 1t
Bsme6c pe1 gsl1on for best White Oh: Llaseea
quiet and unchanged at tt.4o01.4 As per gallon.
In Beaf Cattle the recstpts hayo been compare
lively light for what Is generally regarded as the
busiest day Of the week, and In point Of quality
were below the average. Trade has been dull. but
with no eetential change On previous quotations.
Entered .alcs at the various Ya1ds 1905 hsad. At
e. Hnn6 TX chiefly al Il O0n5o9 q 100 nj,
, 1864-11-11

1sD1AHAPoL1s, Nov. 10-The following
returns have been received from ludtapa:
Evansville. Vandenbu1gh county, gives
500 MAJORITY far Lincoln.
gain Of 52 for him over the OCTOBER election.
Putnam county-Greepca5tle, Lsncoln's
majority, 348 The county WILL probably give
100 majority for Mcclellan.
:; Capitalization majority is s5o-a gain
Of 90.
Upton county-42 majority for Lincoln
MsdiEon county, Fall Creek township-2A
msjo,ity 1or Lincoln. Gain OF 1 over Nor
tors minority.
Jennings connty-o40 majority for Lin
coin MCrton's majority Wss COS.
Miami county, Washington-2 majority for
Mcclellan.
Columbus county-six townships heard
frcm will give q a.malortty Of 20 for Lincoln.
The vote will be about the same as that Of
October.
Terre Haute Township glEes Lincoln LOIS;
Mcclellan, S04-ma]orlty 8i4+ There is q
other toEnships there are increased gains for
Noblesviue gives majority Of 67o-a gain
of So oYer the State election ,.
Two prs circts in Clay and Delaware town
ships show gain Of 50 over the State cleo
Hamilton county gives over 2,ooo majority
Howard county-Clay township gives q
majority Of 5 Tor 1incoln' being Democratic
! Deer Creek, Upton county, gives Lincoln
Tip,on county-Tipton township gives a
for Mcclellan; gain Of 15 Democratic.
Bridgepo1t-Lincoln'e majority at this pre-
cinct Is 81; gain over Morton Of "a.
Greensburg township gives
56e majority; gain Of 60.
Whikstown--McClell. 173, Lincoln 81 q
gain OF 12 votes over State election:
Zionsyille-Lnco1n 229, Mcclellan ISL;
Lincoln's majority Is; Union gain Of Is over
vote for Governor.
Knightstown, Henry cousty-Waynetown
ship gives Lincoln 553, Mcclellan 81.
Kniehtstown, Henry countY--areensboEo
township gives III Linsoln sao, q Acclanan' z;
Kok1mo. Howard county-Center townhip
gives Lincoln EOS majority. being an increase
Of IS over the election for Governor
Dublin, Wayne county-Lincoln {unanl-
moue) sos; gain Of q over Morton,
LaWrencebErg-Linco majority 263.
the U1lon go; Democrats "a Linco1n's
gain over Morton "a.
Shelby county-.Addison Township gives
Lincoln majority. Gain Of 110 over Nor
ton
Wabasb-1n this township Lincoln's ma
1ortfy lie GSU. Lincoln Ealns LII over MOI
toms vote. Wabash county goes about l 800
| Union
Mnnc'e-The Union ticket gains in every
townshIp. Delaware county win give over
1000 majority for Lincoln and johnson.
FALMOUTH, Nov, 8. 1861.
Ed1tors Chicago Tribune:
Martial county has made desperate strug-
gle to redeem hereef from the (Cops) Dem.
oc1at1c rule Of this county. since the October
elections. Only three townships to hear
from definitely, In which there IL q Union
, 1864-11-11

THu1sDAY EFK1tAa, Nov. 19s 1861.
BXEF CATTLK-Receiyed du,iAE the day =: ths
various ya1ds about tGo head Of B,ef Cattle. En-
tered sAles es head 1t u so933 chtedy It aleaa
5.to per 1s1las.
This haa bean one Of tko Quistest Thursdsys va
hnye hsA In our Beef Cattls market for some weeks
past The receipts haYe been conparatiysly Light,
md cor listed almost entirely OF 1uediun grAd.s Of
stock. with = tsif spr1AtfiuE Of scsilaxsga, for
.hich theze no better inq7iry than has tecta:iy
characterized our demand.
The be1ttT grades Of mt 41um stock have bsen In
fair 1Aquest the purchaser being confined mostly to
cne OF TWO OF city psckaxs; bot tha quies az.
seter OF tho demand, and tho comparatively nu1ita1
TRANSACTIONS recorded. ai1e occAsioa fos ntta CON.
rptnt upon the mar ket uaw closed.
Go elrnsnt contractor $40 buying 7eyy ipsr Ing
" AID the best Krndss Of stock In tho yards ara
beloW tho quality required for raa RAs.o:n msrkus
shippers buying little OF nothinx. Tue principal
1aes ade today were 14s had Iowa ssesrs, svsfAx
ne t1l3 ns. Of very fasr frAda sold By 0fndoff to
Macpherson. At ISIS; sad ~ head Of Minnesots
steeas tedby D. cotltts OF Rochester oouatY, aver
q ;,uE SIS n. and stld by Wa1rork Mallory to
]. T. Hu& hes. 1t Is * = 11t n.
Tna 1catket cloaad tu1, but with no esaental
charge On previous quntstlous-
, 1864-11-11

There vas large attendance on Change today,
and the produce markets were more active. and
prices bad an upward tendency, bns the increased
1rnness in heights checked the advance.
o~iug to the storm, no dispatches were received
ftom New York to 1sy, hut yesterdays dispatches
were received from Toledo. These showed higher
quotations fot gold, and the speculative inquiry
for wheat Has stimulated somewhat In con1e-
quence.
There was an improved chipping inquiry for
Flour, and the market vas more active, but there
WAS no material change IN prices. About 900 hrls
Of all kinds changed hands, at $t1.oo@lt.oo for
fair to choice white winter extras, 3s,00GS10 for
winter supesane, &a.boG9.50 for spring extras, ard
4B.7b@7.e5 for spring BupeEfne.
Corn was In fair request, and we note an advance
in the price OF Old Corn OF 1c per buehel. with
eales Of No at $1.s2, and Rejected ut $1.23Dt.3o
in store. A lot Of 5000 bushels No Caral Com
was sold By sample at $1.3lk I. o. b. New Corn
was in good requesr, with limited supply at t.06
on track. Old Corn Is now very scarce, and It is
dif,cu1t to make up cargces.
The.e WAS less tnqtiry for Oats, and the market
ruled qulet and Unchanged, With sales Of only
about 5000 bushels, at 84Ga4ssc for MOI Oats.
and TIC for Reectedthe market closing very quiet.
The advance in tho rates Of freight checked the de-
mald By shippers.
Rye as In lair request and We note an advance
In nrices of 1Q12c q bu.hel, with sales Of about
eco bu at 81 1901 II for No l, and $1.11Ge1 IL
for No 2-closing firm at outside quotations.
Harley was heavy and 2@sc lower, 1t which
there WAS rather more activity than for several
days n..t. About 5000 buehels No were sold at
Il bc11.55.
Hiehv,nes we're quiet but firm, With eales Of 175
br1s 1T 81 64@1.64H. ......
In the Provision market there Was continued
, 1864-11-11


The rect ip.s OF Hogs have been about 1000 dn-
ring d. ~esF, and they met With re4dy sale At
SD O01t % per cRnta Gross the LATER rate being
ob,ained for lots averaging 600 los cro7a and up
E3rd. ...-
The weather on Monday and yesterday was close
fcre there WIS nothing done. There 10 strong
ietl1pg, howLy:r, and as aoon a. the weather be.
com % favorable there II doubt that there will
be active competition. Tho g JvcFnMeut hiss fnal-
]y isaned IN order prohibiting hogs crossing the
Ohio RIVER trsm Kentucky. that the presumption
hoas Of conseqeence viii be pscked 1n thia city
this peaeon; and As the hogs from that Sta.e usu-
sily constituted the greater portion Of the hogs
packed hero IN November, there VIII not D. mueh
done until December. for the season VII be late,
nc trade. The Kentucky farmers, ara great
u exnsp.ratsd at the restrictions, not
only xs regards the market offered
them for their pork. but tho prices which, we IN
dcr.tsnd, are $7.50Q19.0O. c1os5 and are. Weiearn
making loud complaints at Washington ct the In
jnstice done them. II the estimate gi1en By t1e
tie number Of hogs iatcning this eeason L. correct
pork will be rather scarce. and present prices,
should gold keep up, are the lowest . hsch will 30
current the present season. The b}es the trade
hiss 10 contend With, We, 1pprehend, arc not an
oyer supply. Of pork, bnt the future Of the so,d
gold keen about 80, the present prlce OF pork ID
low enough.
There has been better demand for bacon. and
about 800 bids eoid at our quotAf!ona. NofhinR
done in old pork. New sold 1t f36 90, and noW
lard at &c There il not enough Of na~ meat yet
Ard prices irregular. No authentic quotations can
be eiven for sugar cured or common. .@1een haul
rom the block cold At t61&del6a<c; shoulders II
1cAc, and sides at 1bHEt16c.
, 1864-11-11

HoGs-Ree elred during the dat At th. vsricus
Yards about o hrgr. Entered sales 1873 2head, at
so ota,t i5, hut p,lncipaI 1t sletf910.5 N Ds.
There hsa bean very fair improvement Il the
genera. ttlyty ct the market n compared with 3es-
te,d.y. Not Only have the receipts today bosa
nealY al dtpo ed Of, but Te1Y largo proportion Of
thE stock remaining from yesterday unsold has been
cleared cut. .-...., .....,.
Last evening NC noted cecltna Of 1tai5c = io1 d
m tte previous rats Ct tho na1ket; out to-day va
h1d bat ali tie yards excsoin. Fort Wayne, whsra
has been change, there hos been an sevanca
ol 2oA1sa p LEO ns-ths Will probably be regarded ~
another Of the Importance Of opening our pro-
notet cck so.iasted stock yards.
rhsae IL ono feature In the largo number Of stles
,nsdo tc.dhy Of aome Importance, nAmelys that
1htlst New York and hex shippers have been dong
comparatively nothing, that our city packess hava
houTh, up,e freely and much larger Quantities ths1
tuirg any p1ev,ous day Of the ssason. and at 3D.
vance upon the previous sA.es OF the marfet.
Our latest aoy!cea fEcm New York Indicate Hny'
thing bat 4 fayoIsnle account Of The hog market,
tgl,s being dow large qusntity Of stock held
nm dsy 10 day, II buyers were requiring re1uc-
t,on On The pRices asked {estdsday snd today tbs
,e,te,sph wires haye not been working. and ship.
rers naturally enough. IN the absence Of definite IL
fcrra,lpu, aEe ho ding of.
.ROQ aGS,Fa TODAY; -
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0H1uAaO LUM na< MA&kEr.


1HuHH At HvA41H8. Xev. II. 1884,
LUNBKR-Hecsised, IN ~ ftet; sttuRes, 7e1.HS
fots, with avery ina1caston Of cold vestAt7 bstnx
rear ut hand, buyers Art 1oFs aax ios1 - lay n
aocks Ut ones. IT'S E ATkes Aal eon3aQusAtiy 1oao
muss active. md p less hsvs ruled sressondia9iJ
firm. II. receipts ase small aud eel ~ tha psa9aas
Requirement Of the ua&fkst.
hHIHGLEs-ReeetYe5, tss.toc: shipped. 7s,sss,
Trtfe hss been ~ change IN 1t prev1 us inactivity
otths ux1kss. With limited supply gxiess 1su xa-
chtnkt1.
LATH-Rscearod. 80 ~ Ros; sht ppsA. ~ aoe pes
N1fs. qut-t. aad toltrapl5 trn at previous quota
tfeA9.
UA1ao aALEs TO DAT.
Carxs schr Aerstte. ron Gfsaf River. soll by
Ne&1eds, 5000 fees lumber. y ss1toS. coumon. Ut
sis q, 1T u t1ash. ss:a. Cargo scar Now asap
shire ftous Grand dvef, sstd ~ Kagtad., 70 fast
coed M ber. rps. 1t sl732. Cargo aehr Aaaeri-
ca ftoa Grand Rver. so1d hy I'1lh Fuller, q, 80
ct oak car 1nmoor, 1t x35.os4 CARGO scar Izwia
ron G.sta RYer, se1a ~ trt,a Fuller, &C .oo' iees
oak car itaser. II sa6!o. c.fso senf Magic, tom
Grand Hysr, seld n5 uisa Fullar. 30 fest osk
md e.m pi.nk, 1t eae.ec sos feat ssk ana hlcko.
r. plank 1t gsa.os,
, 1864-11-11

GRArp TRUNK RAnHoABs-The half yearly meet
aps al the tbarehb.dws ofkhs Grand Trunk R d.
wsy x1s'Eetr nt 1nt L1ndou Tavern on the 18th
October The report for the han year up To ths 18th
June, Was submitted by the Chaiimau. In snb.
m1tting the report, he referred to tha difficulties
urdef which the road had Aborcd, on account Of
the fluctuations in American currency. and tho de-
p]orab1e accident at BelolI bridge. In the latter
caee settlement Of all Tie claims had been effect
ed On te.ms which were falr to the sufferers and
the company. The gross receipts from all sources
du1ipg the time named, amount to f52S.9o1, OF
about 81 SOC, 600; the working expenses to fs15,-
0s1 or about 81 300 o. 1eaging balance Of 221s-
$50 or about 100000. Dedpcting from thu. s3i,-
4s9 for the renewal Of the permanent way, latt
balance Of $1st,7o1 or Ss5o, 600. Thsss receipts,
compared with the corresponding half Of 1868,
show an increase Of G7a,Ui9, equal to about 1880
per cent.
The agreement With The Bufr1lo md Lake Huroa
vse happy 10 say it had met with approval In
q. per CarAda, and WIS WORKING most satirtsetotiy
1nstead Of the Western produce cent By thAt line
being confined to the route ra Ruftao the forward'
e could now send 1T &s well to Toronto OF to Mon
tfea,. Mr. Bridges had reported that the trah1c
over the Buffalo and Lyks Huron line Has low 10
e. cent more than for the corresponding period Of
ia:tJear and be Vas Of the opinion that tae 1ntes;
easily double that inc1exee. with regard to the
leased liutB, theJ wcrs working satlsfactor1ly.
The receipts on the Arlandc and st Lawrence llnes
amounted to flo, 900, and after deducstng expens.
e ard other charger, there remained I balance OF
f6.lt6, But II the interest On those bonds WIRE
TARA le in EpRlsnd, there would hare been loss
IL exchange Of 93bsa. The Detroit and Port ~.
ron line shoved receipt Of 927.6l6. and expenses
OF e28, ,425, including rent, showing an apparent
loss of $500; but II they had to pay in gold there
Would nave been q loss Of 81 ,06s.
, 1864-11-11
Boston Wool Market


The Wool market 10 decidedly more active th.a
1aet reported; prices have further advanced an9
are NOW tull 1o1sc aboTe the lowest point touched
s @ heS poo
the cpentre Of the sea.on, even II they DO not 60
beyond It,
holding Of policy Is pla,ed OUT and can be Of no -
further avail in restraining the upward tend Of
RATES Tor the balance Of the SEASON Moreover
th:r goods ars beginning 70 sei as r 9nEn
my The dr1yibg wheel which p1a their ma htnery
IN molten; 80 that, without waiting to gee VINO Is
to operate the political machinery at washington
for tte next 1cur years, they b.ye come INTO tne
market in Considerable force tthough without
torches. music, banners. lanterns, or other onne-
oaiet yay lie tue % %pstriots, With the necessary
staple for clothing the a1my and the people. u
ttis Eublc.sptfited enterprise they have The oest
wishes Of the community, who do not believe Il
make GOOD thing Of Ii" -,
f. 1eo 9y ras
aier all do not cove, the prime cpst exclusive ol
interest and incidental expsnses ot large portion
bulk OF these etocks whether owned by dealers OF
consignors, WAS bought up IN the wool growing
district at an avers2e Of upTards Of dollar a q
pound; and hence it Is BY no mesns strange that
commleslon meEchsnts, who arc embarrassed oJ
advances and Limitations, have not readily met
confumers npon baris Of rates which involved
runous sacrifice. The farmer has realized bis pro
ft,-and liberal one, too,-upon the result Of hts
wool grow ing lntust1y; and the merchant IN turn
is anly entitled to his profit II the legitimate
requirements Of commerce and consumption wa1-
rant 1t, Of which there can be no duuht.
The balance Of the wool supply for the current
yebr, Ia destined to pass rapidly into consumption
| It IL already here and in other Eastern m9rkets
where itcan be eeen and It's extent fai.ly estima-
ted. It cannot Re increased e1capt By importation
| from abroad, which is ont OF the question at the
present range ofprces- It IL kno IN 70 be lnsutac-
lent even tor the ordinary wnnts OF domestic pau-
ufacture, and these have been vastly enhsnced un-
der our present high tariff reeitnen. Hence, hold
ers have confidence that, within the limits Of any
probable change in gold quotations OF tha political
Affairs OF the country. the tuture course OF trade
must tend to hi.her prizes, and therefore are still
bolding their best woo:s. whichtust now command
relatively the lowest rates, considerably above the
| market.
/ The sales of domestic for the weak foot up some
100000 Dg, at a range of soc0$105 for fleece, and
85D$100 for the various grades Of pulled. At the
! q ose, hcNeYer there ia ecarcely any good condi
toned fleece even Of the low and medium grades,
which are most wanted offering at less than $t.0Q,
| and the tendency or rates is ettontly upward. In
| foreign there tB scarcely any movement, owing to
the relatlve chespness Of domestic staple. and ~e
nste onlF email sales Of Cape at 50lG5c as to quail
ity: 600 rbs Can ida combng at 95c, nov held at
$1.05: a. 600 do do superior pulled at 81 10, and
| 910OG Santa Fe washed at 67Ac.l
, 1864-11-11
CHICAGO DRY aooDs mAnKEr.


THURSDAY EVENING, Nov, TO- 1851.
transactions In DIR Goods are pretty btlsx to-day,
ir rflueAceu BY ghart stocks and cold weather. Tbs
absence OF foitpatoheIrom New York, leaves des1sFs
in doubt a. 10 the condition OF that market. Ono
dispatch was received today b1 leading house, an
uouncing advance on standard sheestrkt, and
general trlE In other a1ticez With tho opinion
.1pyeteed that prices generally a1 1.teciato. Va
tive this - tbs opinion OF 4 shroWd mAn-usRsllT
vtll pe stea In those matters. A few dsT1 Will un-
doubtedly inocate more certainly thn teodercy Of
tho MARKET Ths folio E1u2 R.e the lstest Chlcsgo
apQtAtlQnE:
, 1864-11-11

The stesra-tug Prirdivtl!e is chartered By tAe
U1Ncd States, and Is looking out for thu Canadia
propeller Georgian, said to be sfned and equip
ped by Cansdian rebels.
VEseY1 DISASTER The schooner Grsy K1gle,
boupd rom Buffalo to Nil waakee, with CARGO Of
railroad IRON, arrived bera On Sunday evening in
leasy condition. While on Lake Huron and o&
Pert au Barque, she Was over1aken hya heavy
Was feared at one time would 20 down with all
hands. She, towever, succeeded IN returning to
thIs port and Ii now disctarg1Dg her CARO- pre-
paratory to gong into dry doek.-DtfSoH 4dptr'
Bn1a CoxcoRp.-The steamer Magnet returned
rom this vessel yesterday. which lea suok It aaa-
duekJ Ba7. and lets agAln la+t evening with add.
nhe will prove total loss ibid.
, 1864-11-11

~ letter from staff officer In the 18th
Army Corps, shsridan's army, says that the
foreign recruits, who were recently procured
by the Boston authorities, fought admirably.
They are nearly all old soldiers.
, 1864-11-11

The town OF Richview, in Washington
county, gave Lincoln 1s1 votes, and Acclel-
Ian 55-Union majority 1884, Richview voted
four years ago rs follows: Douglas, 40;
Litcoln. 81: Bell, q.
, 1864-11-11

L1ncoln'e minority
This magnificent majority was fairly aud
honestly obtained, and proves that the Coz
perhead cry Of fraud and ballot box stuf1ng
at the October election wss al stuff. Ths
truth is, the treason Of the Sons Of Libsrry
50 shocked and diegusted the honest part ot
the Democratic party that they have all join
ed the Union side, leaving behind them only
traitors rotton to the core
, 1864-11-11

How TIE MEcHAx1cs VoTE--Noble little
Moline, very bee hive Of industry in which
I'LL ase workers and meier q drone, gives 346
majority for Lincoln and Liberty.
, 1864-11-11

~A suit has been commenced against
New York street railroad company TO test
tte,r demand of sne cent more fA1e than
their charter allows.
, 1864-11-11
EAIefE. 1031@9 @sVs .seo
He Cord. ..McPherson.......a III SS'7s
DAILY MARKET.

THU sspAY EynNe. Nov: 49, 1ste,
III sa2ts Of GFosn reported {" tau n.1rkst rsRoTt
~ IN hais of 20 ftora2S pr 1x&as, ts'a!ess
n;hsru.e skated- Flour Il ~l&d 2Aipfred ts4<tS
nf1zase4Ae stn&&E.
, 1864-11-11

ia ba1es prime loose-pressod timothy we,e r.
ported At A$7 10 per ton, Ne Avaru was made yee"
ferdsY ior lie a0O0 tons for which bids weFe i'd.
verified by Captain Chapman The lowest BID
was 81, and III Neee reiecteds
, 1864-11-11

coppeEhesd majority. 17s
The l11sh vote turned out by distilleries
wse too heavy to be overcome. But when
all the soldier buys get home that city will
be redeemed.
, 1864-11-11
COM III HRCIAL.

THunaDAY EvKnAa, Nov. 10, 1884.
TIE receipts and shipments during the Past -
hours ere a. followa:
axoxRz5 AID 1HRxENss PasT 81 HOURS.
, 1864-11-11

The vote in Springfield was for :
Lincoln and John1on. on.................-..184
Mcclellan. ....................1,814
Lincoln ahead. d...................... 10
, 1864-11-11

Tho Result In indianapolis.
The Official count Of votes polled In fndi-
anspolis was completed st one o'clock on
Wednesday morning. The result foots up:
1ipco,n,. :. ............-,9,n91
, 1864-11-11
Peoria.

The Republicans OF Peoria made gallant
struggle to rescue the city ont OF the Clutch
es Of The Coppcrheads, and came reasonably
mar doing 1t. The vote cast Was for:
Mcclellan ..................-.1 1,e7
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