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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-20
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fINHnsE INDEBTED TO THE ESTATE OF MOSES
Hunter, deceased. either BY notes or accounts are
requested 70 ea'' Immediately on the undersg ed aud
adjust them.
The stock e Boots and Shoes with certain fixtures to-
geth ~ith lease on Store Room No 10 which lease
expires on ne stn gay OF fenruay lss ~ill be offered
at private sale tse high bidder untI xond morn
ing 25fh The term Of sale will be turn.bed by
the undersigned, wao will receive sailed proposals which
shall MT be opened until Monday morning. the 2sth
inst JAMES AtHOS
aprls-d5t Administrator.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-20

and cree, comfortable dwellings. bull, BY r. workmer
and in good style the payment Of bali much
i,nprov@ueng. will csf-the remainder be paid OF
nr ns-s Having lots Ia nearly ali parts Of the cty w.
ca accommodate all wishing home; and hav
ing a large amount Of lumber on hand, and workmer
,dy .mpoyed we can erect buildings on short notice
NkEkSAS = PIERCE
aue-dtf Heal Estate Agents.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-20

sTThe Catholics of New York City number
about $50 600 There are annually 2000 bap-
tisms, and from 5000 to 5000 children make,
each year. their first communion. The city con
tains 80 Catholic churches, attached to which are
o.. priests.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-20
FROM WASHINGTON.

Progress Of ssNegrO Equality''-Gen.
Batter Orders Negroes TO Fat AT the
FIRST Cable-A Picture of Negro SER.
wants in the Days of Clay and Web
sfer-Thc Burns de ExpedisfOn-s she
QuixOtic Features OF the Proposed
Movement upon Hichmon"- Orty
Thousand Troops Retained tn & ua rd
Washington.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-20

johnston aud Lougstrect 10 Invade
Tennessee, Kentucky. Indiana,
and Ohto--gb. Oefsnces "a Atlanta
confederate operations tomnenc-
ing an the West-w hat Hardee -
Expected 60 Do-The Rebels Encour-
aged by ur. LincoIn's War Policy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-20

HoPs.-A church in DeRuyter. \. Y, has
recently decide by solemn vote that the raising
OF hops is detrimental to the welfare of man,
and preudcial to the cause of Christ"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-20

II OFFER FOR SALE Ny HOTEL STAND KNOwx As
Il tue Jones HOUSE" and locst-d IN TIE yoanr sna
growing I y OF Greereastle Indiana The Hoa.s Is al
most entrel neS-con&ins fhirty-four roo1s-~th two
iul Lots, stables, Wagon Sheds lee HoaS, two COED
Wells three Cts IN short every couveniepes dsr.
Die N Hotel IL - IN good running order throughout
and rs business was never better more profitable than
how Enjoying large local custom and virtual rzooop-
oily Of the trfnsiest custom Of Gresncasfe the House
offers rare inducements q buyerS aac n the hands Of an
emerge &c business cannot fail 10 prove profitable
investment
Failing health and family affection are the sole incsD-
uves 10 my Offering the property fer sale.
VIII Be sold az h.Sgsin ant favorable terms
one third ony Of the purchase money WI be required N
hand the balance in two equal payments Of and
years each
If not sold before Saturday the 18th day q NAY the
House vii on that day be Oere public aacton 70 the
highest bidder.
For further particulars address the proprietor,
J.F. JONES.
aprI6-deow till sale ssreeDcastle. Ind.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-20

FoUR-AcE CEMENT We call attention to the
advertisement OF this excellent article in another
column.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-20

- A Detroit paper mentions gentleman oil
a statistical turn of mind who has kept care
full record of the deSerti0ns from the rebel army
since the first Bull Run. as they have been re-
ported in the journals from time to time and the
sum total shows that three millions and three
hundred thousand rebel soldiers have abandoned
the Confederacy and come within our lines
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-20

MEANS TO SECURE GOOD HOMES


WE ARE OFFERING SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS
w u persons with = little ready means 10 secure
homes We will se
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-20
DISSOLUTION.
MiNisTRArOR's NOTICE,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDER
= a2hed IA, ben appoi It'd Administrator wifh the
will annexed Of the estat Of Moses Hunter deceased
iAIe OF Aarol County, indiana tn. estate is solvent
JAMES ). ATHOS,
aprts-dsf1~St Administrator.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-20

In tins WAY Gen Johnston expects 10 be able
20 transfer the seat of war iron Georgia TO the
north side OF the Ohio river and 10 keep it there
during the whole summer and fall. thus reliev-
INC the South of the burden of supporting two
vast hostile armies. and throwing that burden on
the north. and acting in this respect on the same
principles aud carving out the SINE plan that
Geu Lee wall pursue IN the East IL - expected
by the rebel leaders that two decisive battles
will be fought OF northern soil this summer. aud
they depend on Gen. Johnston TO fight the one At
the West In order that he NAV be victorious in
this conflict they ~ill ende,vor u make the nun
Der Of hts troops reach l2O OO0 men; aud il will
not be safe for u to count on hi having less
than that. after those that he leaves originally
Dalton shall have joined him
The New York herald., 1864-11-09
SCENES AROUND THE HERALD OFFICE,
&es 90. &c.

The contest is over. The result, 50 far as
known, is to be seenAn the returns which are
annexed. The rains Of yesterday throughout
the loyal States have greatly interfered with
the perfect working of the telegraph lines, and
hence the returns are not so full as they would
Otherwise ha7SS been. But what we have re-
ceived indicates the reelection of ABRAHAM
LINCOLN as PRESIDENT Of the United States, and
the choice of ANDREW JOHNSON, of Tennessee, as
VICE PRESIDENT, in the place Of Hannibal Ham
lin.
The result in the metropolis is largely in
favor Of General Mcclellan. OF the enormous
vote of one hundred and ten thousand polled,
Mcclellan has majority of over thirty seven
thousand. The election was one Of the quietest
and most remarkable ever held in this city.
There was comparatively no noise, no confu-
Non. Only in one ward was there any vio-
.lence. The vote, as will be seen, is very
heavy one; yet the whole vote of the metropo-
lls was not polled. There were not districts
enough nor time enough to get in all the bal
lots that were offered.
The press agents at Chicago report that the
wires In Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and Mime
Dota were working SO badly last night that
shere are but few il any returns from those
Etates, and We shall not receive any till the
weather improves.
The returns received indicate the results we
have given. There may be changes made this
morning from later kilograms, which Will be
published in our next editions.
The New York herald., 1864-11-09
NEW JERSEY.

THE ELECTION IN uDsoS CoUarY-ExTENsIvE
FRAUDS IN JERSEY CITY,
Tho election yesterday in Hudson county, N j., was
conducted win comparative quiet there being far less
breaches Of the peace than s usual Of exciting
election. The vote ihroughout the county unpre-
ccdeuty large and the polling places during the cntfo
day surrounded with largo numbers Of people
working diligently FOR their respective tickets
In the Fifth and sixth wards OF Jersey CITY tho demo-
craoy md matters pretty much their own way and u Is
alleged that several hundred eg deposited
In The ballot boxes in those two wards.
In tho Fifth ward the unterriacd assaulted and drove
from tho polls the two chalsngers, and ono OF
them, Mr. Isaac Con, was beaten aad had his clothing
nearly stripped or fhoy then took possession cf the
polls, aud for about three hours putting n votes in
a continual stream, and no Union man was allowed to
deposit his bpot In instances. when persous were
The New York herald., 1864-11-09
MARYLAND.

Superintendent Kennedy of the Police, announced to
tho reporters last night that be had received despatch
from Lieutenant Davenport Of General Buffers stan in
which Lieutenant Davenport states that he had Just
ceived despatch from +. +. Fulton, OF the Baltimore
American stating that that city gave Lincoln majority
OF o00 which would carry the State Of Maryland for
the republicans by at least 900 majority.
BALuMoRs, Nov. s, 1864.
Returns from this city show heavy Urion gains
the vote the constitution. Lncons majority not
less than IL 900, and will probably reach $4,000
Frederick ciiy-452 majority for Lincoln, gain OF %
compared with October election. Webster for Con-
gress in the lower wards composing part OF the
second district 5,oe7 lie is undoubtedly elected by
large majority.
The New York herald., 1864-11-09
MASSACHUSETTS,.

MASSACHUSETTS,.
BOSTON, Nov. 8, 1864.
One hundred and twenty towns in Massachusetts
foot up Lincoln 75,27s Mcclellan s2o72. Lncolns ma
jorywn reach over oOo Tho Unionsts have elected
every member Of Congress- by heavy naipres also the
entire State ticket probably every state Senator and
nearly the entire House,
HALF.PAsT ELEVEN p. NJ.
One hundred and seventysix towns in Massachusetts,
foot up Lincoln 90 900, Mcclellan as 63. Grand Union
jubilee was held in Fanuei Hall tonight Among The
speakers Edward Everett Senator Wilson, Bopre-
ssntatives Hooper and Rce Dr. Loring, Rev. Dr. Kirk,
and others Running heavily.
The New York herald., 1864-11-09
MAINE.
PORTLAND, n

PORTLAND, Nov. So ?. M.
Heavy rain telegraph works badly and returns Jet
from eastern towns,
We have tweuy.eight towns which give Lincoln 10 25f
Mcclellan, ea4, giving Union gain OF $50 on the sep
tcmber election.
The vote Of Portland In full, foots upLincon, 2,sj5
Mcclellan 1879 Union loss OF six votes sin september
The New York herald., 1864-11-09
PENNSYLVANIA.

The returns from this State come in exceedingly slow.
But very small portion Of the State has been recevcd
Tho results which have received show in most
republican gains the vote at the October election.
Mcclellan has gained in localities the majores
given the democratic candidates for Congress- but
the balance Of the state shows the republican gains
the portion already heard from, Lincoln has carried
The New York herald., 1864-11-09
OHIO AND INDIANA.

CLEyELAtp, ohio, Nov. s, 1854.
scattering returns from Ohio and Indiana show Union
gas the October election and indicate that Lincoln
has carried the States by heavy maorities.
ohio is conceded to Lincoln by thirty to thirty
n,e thousand majority on the homo vote.
The New York herald., 1864-11-09
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS. ELEcrgD.
REcAPIIULArfoE.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD y. H., Nov, s, 1891.
Tho voto Of hundred and ten towns cities in
this state stands foows-Llncon, o. $685. Mcclellan,
2o,2ol--democrstc gain 1850. The above embraces
nearly two.thirds OF tho entire vote OF the state.
The New York herald., 1864-11-09
MICHIGAN.

CLEVELAND, Nov. B--i1 r. NJ
Tho telegraph lines in Michigan working badly, and
generally throughout the West the wires have been
much derangcd by recent storms and have .llo
beyond Chicago
Detroit gives 900 democratic majority and scatter
ing returns from tho State OF Michigan show small dem
oorstic gains
The republicans claim to have carried the State by IT.
teen thousand majority Returns are meagre. Detroit
city gives about one thousand democratic majority.
The New York herald., 1864-11-09
RHODE ISLAND.

Returns from nearly tho whole state shows majority
for Lincoln or about 5000. Providence gives lincoln
2,2oo nrudred majority. Newport gives Liacon $40 mn
orIty.
The New York herald., 1864-11-09

challenged the Judges OF election refused the
men, bat accepted their votes. Hundreds OF men un-
known TO old reldens Of ward deposited their bal
lots; and among them men from New York.
In The Sixth ward the transactions were very similar
to the above and Of the chaengers was compelled 10
leave, having been threatened his life
Tho democracy OF the Fourth ward not satisfied,
and made threats that they would destroy the ballot
boxes There but two three arrests made in
Jersey City aud Hoboken
MuBuRS, N. j., Nov. 8, 1864.
Lincoln l4l Mcclellan, SO.
Theodore Little, Unon for Congress-, l4l; Andrew J.
Rogers, dem, SO.
SUMMIT N J Nov. 8, 1884.
New Providence township gives Lincoln 9s Mcclellan,
136.
For cougress-Charles Scranton, Union, 81; Charles
sngreaves, dern., 1877.
For Assembly-Joseph I. Crowell, UnioD 90, Scudder
dem. l3s.
Chatham neutrality-suspicious., 0 majority; Little
(Unon), for Congress, 2 majority. For Assemby-Dem-
orca,ic majority. 10. a
Mendham township, Norris county-Lhcoln, 10 ma
josty Little, Is majority Gage (Union) for Assembly,
SO majority.
Norris township-McCeIan, 50 majority; Rogers
(dem) for Congress, 63 maorfty Treadwe tdem.) for
Assembly, 4s majority. ~
Mercer county-West Windsor township, democratic
16e; republ lican, l69.
Elizabeth City gives democratic majority Of $780,
Railway city gives lis majority to the Union ticket.
Plainned gives Union majority Of 1872.
Cape island, one township, gives SO majority.
NKwARK, Nov. 8, 1884.
Nine out Of fourteen wards show republican gain Of
36s. The democrats carry the city By reduced macr
tiles.
Morris, Union and Essex counties-The returns show
indecisive republican gains.
ny, 81. Gain, 52
Springfield Mcclellan 25 majority. sitgreaves, (demos
cra for Congress- 25 majority scadder, (democra for
Assembly, majority.
Returns from Pequannock, Morris county, are fol.
lows
Lincoln $50 majority Little republican, for Congress,
3e2 majority.
NEWARK, Nov. 8. 1854
ESSEX county has gone Union by over $50, making .
Union gain OF 900 last year. The legislative
delegation is six Union to three democrats
Gloucester county-Two towns give 15S Union ma.
Jor,ty.
Cumberland county-Millville-Un majority, ia.
Starr, for Congress, III.
Mercer coantyAlcClellan's majority, 1Is. Middleton
for Congress, 81 majority
Trenton--Mcceans majority, 255 Democratic As
sembyman, III majority. The whole democratic county
ticket Is elected.
Camden county-Union majority, 300.
LAND county--TInion majorty 400
The New York herald., 1864-11-09
Mcciellan's majority. asi
This CITY gives sos majority for Mcclellan.

McClelIan's maority ......'....'.....'''.... 3sI
Nsw HAVEN, Nov s, 1864.
This city gives sos majority for Mcclellan.
or thirteen towns in this county six give Lincoln s2s
majority and SEVEN including the city Of New Haven,
give Mcclellan os3 majority. Total majority for McCel
Ian 555.
Thrtyone towns, including the cities OF New Haven,
Hartford, Bridgeport, Waterbury, Norwich and Now
London, give Lincoln /, l69 majority.
STANFORD, Nov. 8, 1904.
Lincou, Cs2; Mcclellan, $50.
DASBuEY, Nov. 8, 1864.
The election passed OF quietly In this part Of the state
Danbury gives IS2, Bethel %, Iidgeaod 10, Reddug
A. Wilton 50 majority for Lincoln.
New Fairfield givos %, Sherman 80, Brookleld So
Newtown 14l, Now Milford m,jori,y for Mcclellan.
Toland oouuiy--Lincolu, 2, 1873 Mcclellan, 1,s4o.s
Niddlesex couuty--Lincoln, 3,oS3; Mcclellan, 3,207
The New York herald., 1864-11-09

TOTAL 50 ,OlS I04 ,6ST 6u,VIb 1gI5I
a,orty In 1894 far heard from. 176
democratic majority in same places in lS6o.. 16e6s
Democratic gain. ........................ 1880
Orleans County. .-Two.th:rds Of the county give
gain for the Union ticket thus far over last when
the majority In the county l64. 1his indicates
ma iorty in the county Of 300
0nondaga County has gvea about 2,7oo majority for
Lincoln.
county give a Union majority Of 702 The remainder
will probably increase this to 25l0 Three Union men,
bers Of Assembly are elected
Rcnmopd County-six districts give Mcclellan IO5S
majority The majority for the Union ticket in 1850 was
The New York herald., 1864-11-09

CONNECTICUT.
Hartford, Nov. s, 1884,
Thirty towns and cities show Mcclellan gains over
Seymours OF April 1s6s OF about $50. and Lincoln
gains OF l5o Tho republican majority in 1853 26oo
The state s close.
The following Is the vote OF Hartford
Mcclellan 500
The New York herald., 1864-11-09
IOWA.
STATE oFrICRRs ELECTED.

Secretary OF State. James Wrig Republican
Auditor ....... John A. Elliott. Republican
Attorney General. Isaac T. Allea Republican.
judge sup Court. Chester Cole ...... Republican.
MEABERs or C0N9RBSs ELECrED.
The New York herald., 1864-11-09
CALIFORNIA.
MEMByas OF coN0REss PROBABLY ILEorED.
ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO. Nov. 8, 1854.
Complete returns from this city show 745 majority
for Lincoln. Republican Senator and members are
elected 10 the Legislature.
The New York herald., 1864-11-09
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.

This branch Of the Legislature holds over aud stands
nj fnowp.-
The New York herald., 1864-11-09

Total thua TAT. I3U1U o,u-S @iof5 Uzt
Republican gain october vote............2,29l
A private despatch says Delaware gives Lincoln her
electoral VOTE The Philadelphia Union Clubs are parad
ing the streets The democratic headquarters are dark
oued Pennsylvania is generally conceded as having
given her vote for the administration.
HARRISBURG, Nov. 8, 1854.
Harrisburg gives Mcclellan ono hundred and thirtyo
majority Republican gain Of nneytwo over October
election.
The New York herald., 1864-11-09

CONTINUED ON EIGHTH PAGE.
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