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THE AraEN!EUM COLLECTION

contains Five Hundred pages OF tunes and hymns
new and old of the choicest kinds for church, Sunday
school revival missionary temperance, prayer, and
ference, and all kinds OF sacred and social meetngs
rhe m.isic III ths book has life aud aDinntio in it, like
"Shinng Shore" Rest for The Weary" Shall we know
each other there' "Shall meet heyOnd the River,
There is u Bsxutifn World" "Kind Words" "Swee
Hour Of Prayer There is Land OF Love" "Sufsr
little rhdrrii unto me- n'God save the Nation.
&c. Prices single copies hound IS cents. SIS per 100
cloth bound embossed gilt rs cents, SOS per 100 Mailed
al the retail price
HORACE WATERS, Agt
lsl, Broadway, New York,
Publisher Of the above Books,
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ri6cing the lives of the noble fellows who
had defended their vessel so calamity.
He gave permission to all those who wish
ed to escape to do so; some OF therD attempt-
ed to get away by climbing up the bank;
many were killed while doing SO by the mur.
derous FIRE ofmusketry poured in from the
opposite side. d.
The captain remained by the vessel, and
was captured, If he remained alive, but
have no information regarding him. The
Rebels took the guns off her, and, placing
her across the channel as an obstruction,
sunk her. I.
Gen. Banks, on hearing the news, sent
cavalry to hunt for the unfortunate men,
many of whom were picked up and brought
into Alexandria. A number escaped down
the river and went aboard some light
draught gunboats that were coming up at
the time to the scene of action, but were
driven back by the superior artillery OF the
enemy.
l feel very much for the poor fellows who
fell into the hands Of the enemy, as the lat
ter have been very merciless to some OF the
prisoners they have taken, and committed d
outrages at which humanity shudders
The vessels will all return to their stations
in few days, as there is no prospect, under
present circumstances Of renewing opera
tons in this part of Louisiana. the season
having passed for operating with any chance
Of SUCCESS
am sorry to see that the Rebel gnerrillas
have become quite troublesome on the Mis-.
sissippi since left, all of which will be rec
tilted within the coming week.
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
your obedent servant,
DAVID ID. PORTER. Rear Admiral
Hon. GIDEON WELLS, Sec. ofthe Nary
Washington. ID. c.
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sABBATH SCHOOL BELL, NO. .,

/, an entire work Of 192 psges, and rly 2e5 is
and hymns. Nearly one million OF these Bcie
this and other countri-s. Among lie Isasy
choice pieces may be found "Shall meet beyond tl
River!" There is a Beautifu World" sorrow shah
again more,n do MT you hear the Angels
ing" Thou God, seest Inr" "Sabbath Bells chime on,r
&c. Prices Of Bell No. same Bell No g. Both
Numbers can be sbtnined in volume price. bound
copy 10 cents s35 per hundred; cloth bound embossed
g so cents s45 per 100 rs copies furnished nj the U
price. Mailed at the retail price.
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TIE NEW PATRIOTIC SONG BOOK

contains s6 pagos Of songs. duets, aud choruses, bol
sacred aud secular including "a pages Of prayers tn
sick and dying soldiers and soldrrs Scripture Manual
1t is well suited for social singing, well Sabbath
worship. Amoug the many beautiful pieces may bs
found Where liberty dwe.ls Is my country" ''Tii.
Christian Hero" Three Cheers for our Bannern Come
sing 10 of honven.n Columbia, the Gem ol tho Ocean
"Frromsn's Gathering" "Columbias King forever =
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rublishsA BY HORACE WATERS, As't
'h No. 4sl, Broadway New York

XTTArERs, CHORAL HARP--A new Sunday
wv srhool Book. Of 100 pages Of beautiful Hymns
and Tunes i contains MANY gems such as shall we
uuio me-" 'rhe Beautiful shore,p "Oh Is glorious
leave me with my oiherp "He eadeth beside still
waer &c. Price paper covers, 70 cents sl5 per 100
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PRoF. MoRsE,' the telegraph inventor,
has had six orders Of knighthood conferred
on him by the various seversigns in Europe.
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-. john D. VAIL.
BRIDdEpoRT, May 2lst, 1864.

Died, on the l7th of May, 1864, Ella
Eugnia Brandenburg, daug ghtor of Joshua
Brandenburg, late Of Flushing, in the 10th
year Of her age. Her father having pre-.
ceded her to the spirit world only one
month and one day. Her disease was
il,phtheris, Like sword wounding .afresh
the second time, in one short month
the family. J. q. TAYLon.
FLUSHING, May Goth, 1864. slICl
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THE HARP OF FREEDOM

contains ~ pages OF songs duets and choruse for Free
dom. Among the choice pieces would pnina. 'taii
Freedoms morn" 20 lei my people CO." 'Over the
tain" They worked all the day." &c. Price Scents
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each.
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RUTH, A SACRED CANTATA,

contains 17e pages Words by Rev Sidney Dyer, rnu.ie
by Prof Call This is excellent look for concerts idi
the young Prices paper sovers 30 csnis S5 per 100
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THE REVIVAL MUSIC BOOK

contains ~ pages Of tunes and ymns designed k
val. prayer and conference meetings. Price in paper
covers single copies, 10 cents 80 per 100 Mailed the
retail price.
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL, NO. 1,

contains IA pages and neahy 2no tunes and hymns and
is the most populat s. Book ever issued. Among the
most popular pieces are. "knd Words" "Eden Above'
"Cbrisian Hero" "eauiiful Zior" ought TO love my
Mother" The Angels ieame So" "In the Light" "RSs,
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EHiUuAris,I. IrMBAGo, GotT, NErRMGIA.
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ACHE, (Sick or Nervout.) ASTHMA, or HARD
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nis truly marvellous how quick RAnwAY's READY
REIIiF cures tho sufferers of these m,lndles. The
poor. crippled, and pain. trcken Rheumatic has not
10 wal. days before change takes place, but In few
minutes derives ease and comfort. 't
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CHRONIC RHEUMATISM CrREn
Twenty Years OF S!ocI,lcss klShts.

Vim Sydney Myers, E,q Of Havana. Cuba the cor.
RESPONDENT of thu London Times, suffered VITA Acute
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twenty years he had not onoyed whoe nights calm
rc%t He applied RApwAf'S READY RElIEf--it i'm.
sdiatey gave him anu secured him u frst calm
ana urdistnrbcd sleep during tho twenty years. The
continued use OF the READY EElIEF cured him.
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WATERS ouEAr MUSIC FOR THE mLLloS

Arranged as solos, duets, quartets and chorusss for
musical societies. choirs Sunday schools public schools
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sDon't roo hear The Angels coniBg," "sall meet
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rRExrNrIoN nElIsR 1nAN CURE.


When you hrst foel pain, then take a tsaspoonid
OF the READY REII r. In water; or apply u 10 ths
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PROBATE COURT

NOTICE is hereby Risens lhat the following named
In Execs,ors, Administrators, and GUARDIANS have
Red in my Office their accounts md vouchers Tor settle
menI wit; lf-, ,t ... - 10 4r
WIN 2 Henderson, ono Of the Ex'rs Of MATTHEW W Hen.
I,obrr, p Thomas, Admir- Of Chapman n ayener, dec
Resanna Todd, Admir- Of John Todd teed.J = II
John X. Mooney. Guardian Of James D. Fulton.
II, w, James, Assignee or Josephus Waddell and of
Allied Davies, Ex'r Of John G, Davies, decd,
Sarah Reinard, Exr Of William Kennard. deed .
Asa Garretson Admir- Of Joseph Sushl, deed, -
yoha Shepherd, Guardian OF Harriet A. Laishey
+. q. Morgan, Guardian Of Thomas A. Shannon.
fhs i've kra named will be Tor hearing and settle
mehi on the 3d. and the last i've on the 9Th DAYS Of
June next DAVID HAR810 Pr6bsfs Inlsr =
May IL, 1854
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signs or sICKNFNs.

arst give warning of thcr pre- cnco and II met Msmpt-
ly before they become securely intrsnched Within The
systen,, will be readily expelled. ...H
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Headache, Pains IN The l.mbs-ip the Stomach, Bow.
els and Kidneys-Cod Chills ana Hot Flashss, Coat.
cd Tongue Burning skn Nausea, shiverng, pallness,
Los II Appetite, Restlessness, Giddness 30 ko. are
premoniiery symptoms cf Malignant Diseases. One
dose Of the READY REliEP 10 sufficient to break up
and expol diseased action and restore tho patient "a
health
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FROM RED RIVER.

Escape of Admiral POrter's Fleet
--OflciaI Narrative OF the
Great Fent--I.ieut.-COl Bailey
the Master Engimeer--hnter-
esting Particulars.
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RADWAY's READY RELIEF
HOW 1T CURES.

.. SHOULD BE TAKEN lSTfFSAlL.i.
One dose will stop tho pain its continued use wh IA
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Persons exposed 10 tn. Malaria sf Agsc, or u sezed
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u tho Ready olief ia wine glas. of wasr, be taken
OIL getting out NJ bod in the morning, aud however e.
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SOLDIERS.

Every soldier should carry with him . supply Of
Railways Ready Relief Il supplies the place 81 all
other medicines and as beverage, teaspo,nfal q
tho Relief " wine glass OF water Is nicer pleasant
er stmulsnt than brandy, whisky, or btters. eva
SICKNESS PREVENTED IN THE srH MAINE RECT.
Eighth Malne regiment, ssrgt C. p. Lord wrtss thas
Railway Ready Relief saved tho regiment freui death
while euartered at Tybee Island, 8. C., when working
In tho svamps, erecting fortncstions Every na.
Ague, Diarrhosa, Dyscntery, rheumatism, was cured
BY the use Of tho Ready Relief ''N i..'|
rr ... .f. .t.,. CAUTION. -.- ius .F.
In al cases ask for Railways Ready Relief raks
no other. Soc that the signature Of Roadway L %.
Il ou the outside label OF each bottle. Every Agsat V
supplied with new and fresh stock. Prios IS csuts
per bottle Bold BY Druggists, Merchsnu and country
H'I fff RADwAY h CO., s1a.
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

should be applied to the ia or pnrt, afflicted. II IN
stantly relieves tho patieut ffom pain aud quickly
heals soo,hes. and strengthens tho disabled parts In
all eases uf Bites nf Rsbd Dos, Renes sings 81 FOL
snnnus Iniects, tho application OF RAILWAYS READY
REiIEF to tho woun will prsvcn, inntmmaiiou and
nnLtnn ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-13
stimates the Union majority at

IN, North 1ssr,can estimates the Union majority at
J. l53 In ~ counties.
prr1sBrRGH, Pa, Wednesday, Oct. H. 1864.
Armstrong county all but three districts. gives 2sl
nsmocratic majority on the home vote.
PrrsBUBGH. Pa. Wednesday. Oct l2, 1864.
Returns received this evening Indicate tho following
results on the home vote;
Iawreuce county, 1866 Union majority.
Beaver 7e0 Union majority.
Butler 30 Union majority.
Washington, 200 Union majority.
Indiana 1890 Union majority.
Greene, 400 Democratic majority.
Fayettc $50 Democratic majority.
Lazear Democrat, for Congress ia defeated.
PHILADELPHIA, "Wednesday. Oct. ~ 1854.
Lawrence County estimated at 1850 Republican ma
jority; Democratic gain, 49,.
Beaver County. Union majority. 7Io; Democratic
gain, 22l.
Washington County. Union majority, 200; Democratic
gain 81.
Grene County. Democratic majority, LOCO; Dems-
cratic gain. l24.
From returns received up % this hour the editors OF
Forncys PSess claim Union majority Of 1000 TO Ad.
although they say it is possible later returns mny
it; bu, from the appearance Of the soldiers vote gain
Of three Republicans at tie Congressional delegation Is
turns received by them from 81 counties Democratic
gain OF $4,000 twenty Eve counties arc yet to DO
heard from.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-13
Partial Returus Of the Vote Of Penn.
syIvsuIa aud Ohio Soldiers.

WASHINGTON Wednesday, Oct. II, 1854
The following are partial returns Of the vote
OF the Pennsylvania soldiers in this city:
Donglas E4ospital-Repubican. % Democratic. =.
Cavalry Bureau Polls-Ropublican.5 Democratic, 4.
Company X. 10th Penn. Volun.eers-Hepublican. GO;
Democratic, H.
Camp S.cncman and Giesboro-Repubican, III;
Democratic. a.
SherpuTne Barraoks-Rcpublican. IS; Democratic. Q.
Campbell ospital--Republican. 6ii Democratic l.
Lincoln Hospital-Republcau. 900; Democratic, T.
Ciffbu-n and Carver Hospi;als-Republican, ll9;
Democratic, 60.
Nevins' Battery-Ieprblcan 81; Democratic 10.
Camp Fry-Repubican. 100; Democratic, Q.
Total-Eepnbcsn, si3; Democratic. i3a.
The following is the Ohio Solders' vote in washing
ton and Alexandria
Armory Square Hospital Polls - Republican. al
Democratic. nothing.
Camp Distribution Polls-Republican. 9i Demo
cratic g.
sickIcs Barrucks (Alc1sndria) Pols-Rcpubhcan. 1s;
Democratic. Q.
Mansion House Hospital Polls - Republican. a.
Democratic, 2.
Old Halloven PoIls-Republican. %: Democratic.
nothing.
Lincoln Hospital Polls - Republican, al Demo.
cratic. 4
Union Light Guard eadquarters-Republican. &C.;
Democratic. !.
Campbell Hospital Polls - Republican. a. Demo
cratic, /.
Camp Try Polls - Republican. IS Democratic
nothing.
Total-gepublican. $50 Democratic. n
The vote of the Pennsylvania soldiers in
Washington and vicinity. including AlexardTi IL Re
publican, 500; Democratic 2l2.
BALTIMORE Wednesday. Oct. IL, 1894
The following is Ne Pennsylvania soldiers vote In
this city yesterday;
A detachment OF the leith Pennsyigania Regiment
at Camp Carroll: Union. l2l; Democratic. IL
Jarvis Hospital: Union. 30; Democratic. !.
Patterson Park Hospital: Union, Isl Democratic C.
National Hospital. Union 30 Democratic, 10
Camp Bradford: Union. q; Democratic, Z
Iotsl-Unicn. 22l; Democratic, 20.
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INDIANA ELECTION.


Special Dispatch to Tie y. Y. Tribune.
IHDLHAP0LIs, Wednesday. Oct. IT, 1854! p. H.
The Union State Ticket is elected by $4,000
10 90 900 majority The UD1onsts elect ak members OF
Congress ccrtiny-thoy have only four IN the present
House. j. I. WRIGHT. Chm Union Central CON-
HDIsyArCIs. "wednesday. Oct IL, 1854.
Forty.fve counties give Union majarity Of over
10000 The balance TO be heard from VIII probably IN
crease the majority Eve thousand. There Ia small
Union majority in both branches Of the Legislature
The Congressman all Union except those In the Ist
I'D and With Districts; the last two are doubtful,
and claimed by both psriics.
IrpLAsAPoLIs, Wednesday Oct ~.
Returns from thirty-Vc counties, partially
official, show An aggregate Union majority Of " go;
net Union gain Of 1000 the vote Of 1862.
which gave Democratic majority In the State Of over
IaOoo From prcscn. Indications. tho Congressional
dclegasion will stand. Usion aud Democrats. with
tie Seventh voorhees) District doubtful Indianapolis
(ofiicaD gives 627 Union majority.
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THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS
Close Work in Pennsylvania
RESULT ON The HOME VOTE DOUBTFUL.
Union Gain Of Four or Five Con-
grcSSmen.
IMMENSE GAINS In INDIANA.
vB Ghy FOUR CONCBESSMEN THERE
Gain Of IL Congressman in Ohio.
vB Ghy FOUR CONGRESSMAN THERE
Gain Of 70 Congressman in Ohio
The Soldiers Vote Nine TO Ono fol
The Unicn.


sr>aa Dsps.ch to The v. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON. Wednesday, Oct lc-Midnight.
Intelligent Pennsylyanians are confident that
fe State win give from four to Fix thousand Union ma
sorsv on the home vote. The spparept Copperhcad
gains accounted for by tie faet that the soldiers
VITO were home in large numbers las, year, now vote
b the field.
dispatch nom the editor Of 7As Csnein1O'i Gs;sr
received at II o'clock tonight says I'VE have carried
Ohio by 900 majority and have seventeen ont Of our
aneteen congressman"
The dispatches have received st this Office this
evening from all parts Of the State, indcsie majority
q Indiana Of over cocoa.
A private dispatch. received in Washington tonight
ays: ~Indiana is sure for 1900 Union majority with
cx CoDeTessmen certain. and probably two mole
Onion from Maryland arc eIultsnt over to-dsy's
svsins and affirm tbst 10 orrows goes down upon
ghsir State redeemed from the blight OF Slavery and
Nencefortb forever free.
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Dispatches 10 the National Union EIccu-
tive Committee.

IsDI,sAPoils, Wednesday. Oct. IL, lea.
The Confederates are defeated, and Indiana
ia redeemed. Onr enti1e Union ticket Is elected God
be psssed j. L. WIGHT.
Chairman State Committee.
rpdIsAPoIs Wednesday. Oct. II.
Indians triumphant Tho Union State ticket Is
elected by Geen thousand twenty thousand majority
The State Is safe FOR Lincoln and johnson.
j. L. WRIGHT.
Chairman State Committee.
IlIKAroiIs "wednesday, Oct. IL, 1901.
Tie re.nrns show Il gain that indicates majority
cY tho State ticket Of fully sixteen thousand Tho
prospect for the Legislature Is very hopeful The re-
turns now coming in oil io the ratio. Some
Democratic strongholds still to DO heard from. but
they canno: change the result. L. j. BAhtr
IsrILxAyoIIs Wednesday, Oct l2-4:JO y. IN.
vnorheis Is beaten. or closely run. rhe House OF
Representatives il SAFE but the Senate Ii In doubt. We
have SIX members of Congress sure. ard more hoped
for II. J. BARsgrI.
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vorB IN lsss-.van valkenberr, Union. n.se7,

vorE IN lsSa-'van vakenbeYr, Union 1887,
Hathaway. Democrat. lo.T4. Union majority, 4o13
TWENTY-EIt 18th DISTRICT.
Counties OF Monroe and Orleans.
CsyDmATgs --korwsI hunt, Union, James j. An
gle, Democrat
VorE IN lsG2.--Cl,rfr Union, IL 1879; Church. DEM
oclat, 9,e33 Union majority, Leo.
TWEETY-NrNrH DISTRICT.
Counties Of Genessee. Niagara and Wyoming.
Candle, rYs. Burt Van Horn. Union; James M.
Wlictl, Democrat. ....
vorE IN les2-'Frauk. Union, 1910; Hun., Demo-
Graf, SOIL Union majority, 6i7.
THIRT1ETH DISTRICT.
City OF buffalo and County OF Erie
CA ibtDAre..-Samuel j. HALEY, Union, James NJ
Humphrey. Denorrut
NOrE N lso2-Spauding. Union. 5oeJ, 'Genson
Democrat, l2,4c. Deaocrific majority 3,3i5.
THIRrYFTRSr DISTRICT.
Counties Of CattarnuSus and ChsutauQns.
CASDIDAIFs.- Henry Van AeTIam, Union. We CO
not ki Ov the DeInccTstio Lominee.
VoTY m ls62.--S Fent"n Union. 1880; Caldwell,
Democrat, 6.gs2 Union majority 4ea
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Special Dispatch TO Tho N. Y. Tribune.
L. L..

Special Dispatch 10 Tho N. Y. Tribune.
BALTIMORE Wednesday. Oct. - lsCi.
The election here to-day passed off quietly,
yet night tho winning party. the friends Of Mayor
Chapman and tho Constitution are perfectly jubi.
liant making the streets ring with their shouts Of tri
umph. whilo the city is aba1c WIKI tonfres.
The vote was full one, reGcctng the Hon. Jno Lee
Chapman the Iayoraity hy majority Of sou votes in
q vote Of 1877 lis opponent carrying but single
precinct In one Of tie 70 Wards Of the City most
Overwhelming acfcnt
The new Constitution was carried IN tho city by
something Ike two.thirds vote Decreasing five
thCusand votes ard four Wards not heard from. Gen
orally speaking The dsloya refused to take the oath
and precuded from voting ct all Tho lower coun'
ties Of the State have Of all gone dead against
H. yet the calculations that 1t has been carried in
the State at large by heavy vote as the cities and the
upper counties pretty mncb all one way.
BALTEoRR, Nd, wednesday, Oct. 10, 1854.
The election in this City is proceeding quietly.
spirited contest is going between the friends OF
Chapman he Regular Union and Sterling. the indie
pendent Candidate for Mayor.
The vote In the Counties for the new Constitution
continues two days.
baltimore Wednesday, Oct ~ 1854.
Returns from tho City election show the re.
election of Mayor Chapman. over Sterling Independ
ent by a large majority. The vote 10 not yet all In.
The new Constitution win have from 1900 to s.ooo
majority in the City.
BALrnonE Wednesday, Oct 70, 1861
The election to-day for Mayor resulted as fol-
lows.
Chapman, regular candidate. 14
Stirling. independent. 1924
On the new Constitution:
ler......-.---......-...--. ---...---..-sWo
Against. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2O79
hi'T.ty f'ScA
1t s thought that the vote In Western Maryland and
the soldiers vote will tho adoption Of the Con.
situation.
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Noninces for Electors Of President and
Vice Pres tdrus.

TIE REPUBLICAN, UNION TICKET.
,,,o, HORACE GREELEY. Westrhesfnr
M hAh'S PRESTON KING. Of ST. Lawrence
DiS'riei Ekctors.
7 ORtnrAu iIOwsE. Richmond.
IL .JAhEs \. T.. S,RASAHAN. King.
III GEORGE RICARD. Kings.
~. hBRAn j. DiI1EAhoEFfR Ncw.Nork
V WILLIAM H. Mckinney. New York.
vi THOMAS u. AsTiS Ncw.York.
VII. .IsAAc +. SMITH. New.York.
VIII. .GEoR0E OrD,KR, New. York.
TX. GUY L. PELTOs, New.York.
x ALEXANDER DAVIDSON KooklanG
xI JAMES w. TAYLOR, Oraugc.
XII. CHARLES L. BgALR. Columbia
XIII. TuADDEts HAT, Ulster.
XIV. JOIN 1wEDDfR ALBANY.
XIV. .COasELirs l.. ALLEN Washington
XVI LoSZo W. MORGAN, Warren.
xvii HIRAM HORTON. FRANKLIN.
Xviii .AursC. CHURCHILL, Fulton.
XIX .EBrsELRg BLAKHLEY, Otseya
Xxx. JOHN CLARKE, jefferson.
XXI JOHN J. KNOX. Oneida.
XXI. .THonAs KNGsFoRD. 0fwcgo.
XIII. GRO. W. BRADFORD. Cortland
XXIV john Il. SgELEY, Seneca.
XIV. .JHDEDIAH DEWEY. Ontario.
XVI. .MyRoR II. WEAVER Schuyler
XVII. JAMES ALLEY, Steubcn.
XVIII. .JOHR w. STEBBRA Monroe.
xxx WILLIAM BRISTOL, Wyoming.
xxx. JOSEPH CARDEE, Eric.
XXYI fNHH T. DAE1ISa CstfsfASsrA