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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-06

RESPECTFULLY INVITE THE CITIZENS
Of Kansas toca and stock which selling
reduced prices.
v2nStf SILK ECKHART
, 1864-03-12
sTEILAcooM, W. r.,
Saturday, March IL, 1864.

PUGEr SorSD AGRICULTURAL Co.--Thc L. S.
Senate has confirmed treaty by which final
adjustment is to be made Of the claim Of the
Pnget Souud Agr Co. upon the United States.
This company, composed Of members Of the
Hudson Bay Company, has claimed certain
posscssorv rights upon American soil, and, az
fer the occupation Of tho soil by settlers tho
company set up claim for damages amounting
10 about 50 100000, but which has been re
duced to abont 100000. BY the treaty just
confirmed, but not yet ratified, it is provided
that Commissioner shall be appointed BY the
Government Of Great Britain, and similar
one shall be appointed by the United States,
who shall arprase the damages done the Pugel
Sound Company; and if they cannot agree
upon an appraisal, the whole matter shall bC
referred to the King Of Italy as final arbtra'
tor.
, 1864-03-12
pIsTRICT C0uErrERMs.

fst District-At Wal'a Wala, on the first
Monday Of April and October of each yeat.
I'd Dstrict-At Vancouver, on the second
Monday Of March and the third Monday oil
October; and at Olympia, on the first Monday
of May and second Monday Of November Of
each year.
Sd District-At Port Townsend, on the sec.
ond Monday of June I'd FIRST Monday of Sep
tcmber; at Seattle on the.fourth Monday Of
June and second Monday of October; and at
Stepcoom on the third Monday of May and
first Monday Of November of each year.
, 1864-03-12
RESTAURANT PRINCIPLE
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE Is HERFBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuance Of the order Of the Probate Court OF the
County Pierce, In the Territory Of Washington made
the 2!d day o February, AID iS6i, In the Of the
sate Of A. BYRD, deceased the und rsigneh, Admin.
lstrator Of said Estate, will sell ubic AHcIon, to the
hrmatan by said Probate Court on SATURDAY the e6Ih
day Of March, AD 1861, a O'Clock PM at the -four
Mill the premises known as Byrdt gris mln 10 sad
county, all the right tile, interest and estate Of the raid
ptestate the time Of his DEATH aud all the right, title
aud interest that the said estate has by operation Of law
otherwise acquired other than 10 addition TO that Of the
said nestate at the time Of is death, in and to all that
piece parcel of land situate lying aud being n the said
County, abu mile southeast Of Fort Steacoo, and
described a. follows, to wit:
claim commonly known as A. =. Ryrds donation land
claim, situated In Pierce County, W. IT, and particularly
bounded and described as follows Beginning a stake
standing the prairie northwest Of The mills sud dwelling
house situated said claim aud running thence south
hundred and sixty (GOl rods 10 lake; thence east
hundred and sky (6) rods to stake n white oak
tree; thence north hundred aud sixty Gn) rods, and
thence west hundred and sixty 6) Iods To the place
Of beginning The same being The donation cialm described
In notification No. li6 file m thr Office Of the Re.
gster Of the Land Oce Of Washington Territory, at Oym.
pia and contains hundred and sixty (Gt) Of
ground, less Nearly all Of said claim Il incl sed
with good fences This of the hest powers
the Territory already improved by splendid grsl mill,
and also mill. situated said claim. Also, several
dwelling houses with out houses, fruit trees, aud other val
liable improvements .t
TERMS ANp CONDITIONS or SALE:
Cash In United States Legal Tender Mites their fare
coin Ten per of tile purchase money he paid
to the auconerr the day Of sale balance eonra
tlon OF sale by said Probate Court
Dated at ByIds Mills, Prb 26ih, 1854.
wM. p. BYRD,
Administrator Of the Estate Of
1919 A. o. BYRD. deceased.
, 1864-03-12
,IIscELL,snoUs NEWS ITEMS.

Mrs. Col. Scaton, Of Washington, is dead
aged 80 years.
A line Of slriehs is running regularly be
tween Bannock City and PIacervillc, Idaho.
Two elephants heads were recently presented
to Queen Victoria.
The total debt Of the city Of Boston is ell,'
24s,732. Of this amount $370, ,773 was added
du'ins the past year.
A Steamship Company is organizi g in New
York, whose steamers arc expected to make
the trip across the Atlantic in seven days
The Brooklyn people are making arrange
mcnts for great park that shall be to them
what the Central Park is to New York. Il is
to be called Prospect Park.
John Mitchell, the Irish refugee, who has
for several years been editing the Richmond
Enquirer, has at last and for good" retired
from that position. ......
NJ. Ernest Rcnan, the author Of The Life %
Jcstts, has Just received the Gordon Of 81. Mau.
rice and St. Lazarus from the King Of Italy, in
.,,o,,,,;,;o, r. ,,o sorr;oos In h.s r.,dor.d IN
rsligion' ~
l.. .,...,-. .".~.. 81 49, w;,
'. w.,.'. 49, s ~ 49,. '.,,
..'' -'' :" "' "''' ''"" ''' " y"
P''' "s"''
"reen peas an" 'resh ripe tomatoes were 'or
, % u" wv ,""'"s. 49, ~ oS' , Hs0"' "S' w, s'''
o:'r y" '"' -o'" ', '"ey "s''
~ "''N" III '"s VI =" -" ~ ' VI
'"''
The winter nj the East Is ono OF unusual
severity. The papers contain numerous ac'
So'"'S " fVoP'' oV''s "..e" =" u'"."' i"e
''''' "'' 'o"'" 0''' 'u'''' ''"'" '""" '''
many years
The London Times says: 1.-THE enormous
sum of EsOO C$l,OVW was, during Christmas
week, pad ior the insertion Of al advertise
"e"' ." '''0 ""'A p"se VI '"e U"''s'"'aS N"'''
"e' VI "''"'' Ss'"''
\ gentleman who was in arrears Tor several
weeks board and lodging, complained one
morning that bis coffee was not settled. "iou
had better settle lOr the c0licc, and then com.
, 1864-03-12

rTNERRITORY OF WASHINGTON. COUNTY
Il OF PIERCE, ss.-Thlrd Judicial District Of Washing.
ton Territory.
10. q. TIi.LY, PiaIntiR agalhst GILMORE HAYS, De.
fendAnt-Cvll Action, III the District Court for Pierce
County, In the Third Judicial District Of Washington Terri
tory. -,
To GILMORE HAYS Defendant You are hereby notified
that NJ n. THY has hled complaint against YOU In said
Court which viii CONG be heard at the FIRST term oi
The Court, which shalt more than three months
aer the 2sday Of February, AD 1sSi AMI unless you
appear at said term and answer the same will betaken
confessed, and the prayer thereof gfanted.
The ohsH aud prayer of said cothphlnt Is 10 obtain
Judgment pnst you for t5S1 IL mon ptonissorv note
1864 together with Interest said Of t5aI II At
per cent permouth from MaFeh8s, 1s6 the date Of said
due bill or note. an.
cmnplaint ND Nb, eth. 1874.
is:sm IRASK.cpiIK, nG'. Atty.
, 1864-03-12

ISsTN1t1 ESfRAY.-Came to the premises Of the
Nt%Ak subscriber, strange COW. She has been run.
y ming with my cattle for the last ave years, aud
at present In my pasture, with her increase yellow
three years old brIndle hull years old aud
youug calf about month old The Is brnle, with
white spots her sdes aud three Loehes In left
brand. ...
The requested to prove property pay charges
and take them away, they will BE- sold to pay expenses
ALEX. DAVIES,
Muck, Pierce County, VT.
steiiacoom, Feb 18Th, 1854 1ia
, 1864-03-12
TO ADVERTISERS.

~ The Victoria daily EVENING EXPIRES contains
the latest Mining Commercial and General News up the
hour Of going press Being the only evening paper pub
hshed in Victoria, and having circulation equal to any
other Journal In the Coory NIL he fourd excellent
medium to enable advertisers to bring their notices before
the public. l2
, 1864-03-12

corRr MaRrrAi--A Court Martial will con-
venc at For steilacOOn on Saturday next. 10Th
inst, for the trial Of dcserterE Three or four
men are now incOnanement, awaiting theact;On
Of this Court, e- ls,-.-
, 1864-03-12

Measures have been taken in England 10 ere.
ate class Of official law reporters for each
court, to obvate the difficulties which now
attend the competition Of unauthorized and
unskillful versions. The English law reports
under the present system comprise 1900 vol.
umcS.
, 1864-03-12
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
-Er- The eommodiOus and fast.saIling schooner
M FLYING MIST,
I2O Tons Capacity,

Csph WM.THOMPsON,
Il up foY Freight or Charter betwerm SteRacoom and all
orts Puget Sound, NaneUuyrT's Island, and british
Columbia.
The r.YING MIST s wtll adapted to carrying Live
lOck for which trade she originally designed, aud Is
amply provided with fixtures the safety Of cattle
In the toughest weather, fle suitable for all Kind Of
freight Her cabin accommodations not surpassed by
those Of any vessel the Sound Freight will be taken az
reasonable rates as by any other vessel
For Charter Freight or Passage, apply tO
or u. W. DFRRv, III stcacoom, TO tAe CAPTAIN. on
board SHly'
, 1864-03-12

James Stanton, tried at Buffalo for the mur.
der Of William Smith, negro, during the Buf.
falo riot Of July 9th, was sentenced TO be hung
on the 9th of February.
, 1864-03-12

CoSFIRAED.-The 9. 8. senatr, in Executive
session, on the 10Th ult, confirmed tho ap.
poiDtment Of p. D. Moore as Collector Of In.
ternal Revenue for Washington Territory, and
GhaS Hutchins as ludian Agent Of laaho.
, 1864-03-12
MILITARY R0OKS
FOR SALE BY
MAJOR j. STRAT MAN,


n. Z. Corner Washington ard sansGmc sts.,
San FIGneiScO.
ALLEN u. H.Eemeuiary Instruction in Il schocs Of
The sUlder Company, and Battalion, with Manual af
ALsION 1t. A H.-sesmanship, and lis ASSOCIATED
Duties Ia the Royal Navy, vol l2mo. $50
ANDERSON Gen Robt-Evciutions Of Held Batteries
Of Artillery, translated from Tire French ard ar
ranged for the Army and Militia Of The uiited
States. Published BY order Of the War Depart.
ment vol a2mo. with IS plates, cloih.... IS
ARMY REGISTER, O1icial. United Sintts, IS6l.,,, Is
BARNARD, Major J. G-Notes on seA Coast Defence,
consisting Of sea Coast Fortihcations the Piftern
Inch Gun, and Easement Embrasures, vol Svo,
BENTON J. ca Course Of Instruction In Ordnance
and GunntTy, compiled 'or the use q! Cadets In
The United States Military Academy, ivol svo han
pEIRiMAS Cant NJ No., ~
HroadSwoTd Extrrisss cop.ousiy esHirnSd and
Illustrated; small-arm liglt Infantry drill af tie
United States Amy; Infantry Manual Of percus.
sion Mnskets; Company drin Of the Q Cavalry:
New edition. iS6l; vol l2mo, with l2 plates,
Busk linns-The R!ne, and low 10 use Il; ccnrrisire
ad scriTton Of that vaiaable weapon In all its
vArietess vol Iona half roam. :. .IOO
RIne Volunteers, and How to Organise them;
cAsET's Infantry Tas,Ic. rcis ir%c, ises
besides long list Of others, comprising al the WcrAs On
Military subjects In print.
NEW MILITARY BOOKS RECEIVED As SOON As
PUBLISHED.
Books Impaired 20 Order.
ankinds Of Military Coed. inpor,sd to order ssnrds,
Belts and Presentation Swords got up the Guest syis
thirty days, at hny per esAt lss than ssn Francisco
prices. IS. #.-Ir
? 6-iaf ,- J. sTRArYAN
, 1864-03-12

a. - -. Al mn mn ,.a.,
s 80 s,'Vo',,.", ~, o"" o"' "r'." ""s Wv" ~.
e -, " - ~. sUVO,oO' '.,n' ~, ~ ,'.:sS J"s,
that Commissioner shall be appointed BY the
Government Of Great Britain, and similar
one shall be appointed by the United States,
who shall arpraise the damages done the Puget
Sound Company; and if they cannot agree
upon an appraisal, the whole matter shall be
referred to the King Of Italy as final arbitra,
tor.
Nh'lsS FOX rkAsH--ihere 10 no lack ot evl'
aenee u ''e 'aet 'tia' ue arcn'reoe's are urea
Of 'he war Nearly every letter and paper
from tne eouth couiirms IT, un the l9th u't.,
2" 'ne adjournment OF the rebel congress, tha'
oooy lssueo an address, IN which they say
"onu' some evidence Is given Of change on
tne part Of the Yankee Government, and sure
sies gwen that efforts Tor negotiation will not
over,urcs for ncace veuld comn,onis. our.
selves. The effort vou,d he ftui,lcss or rood
and interpreted bv the enemy ,s evidence oi
weakness" This simnlv means NJ :, ,hev do
Sire 10 be let alone a Sesire IN which ,hev
viii be omitted whom N. ,,a.rnioni.,s If ~.
North sscr.ea in oh,,;o;nc ,ho ,d,n;n;s,r.,;,n
Of The government Heaven holm orr conn,rw
n cv,r that calamity hee,lI;, Y.,, T. ,roc;s.,,
what tbo nesce democrat. arc ,;u,rr.,
DEAocRArIc ABrsE OF PATRIOTIC IRIsHNES.
Every Northern paper which is in sympathy
with treason and slay denounres II y Maa.
oher C;er Co,cor,r .nd ,h.;, .ssoo;.,.. a.
Iyi.b mercen,r;c. Thu ,s,son tor ,b;s 4 ,,.,
these brave men b.ve Co,,oh, ,od sufI.rsa ror
,he HMM have he.n c,nht,I - ,ho;, o.,hs !,
sIl.cfance .,a have o,Esred ,hc;r ,;v,. i, A.
feuse Of ,he ;nstitu,ohs Of freedom If ,bev
had continued 10 act with The Democr.,ic p,r,y
on the side Of treason there never wou.d b.ys
been a wb;sner or f,ult found w;,h ,h.m ,h.v
would nave been pe,ted and admired, as the
Fienos ana ena"P'ens Of a party which Is
ohsec upon slavery ana 'hey would have been
ns'ne@ y a"o rs..sed as ~ associates Of Fernando
"oon .oa Va.anu'gl'am. b"t because they
A'' 'a''"'u' ."u pA'''o''r, 'ney arc sugma'lzed
- "e.eenar'es ~ men 100 case 70 appreciate
tnsPr'neges Of liberty.
hcIiNc UNDER THE HOMESTEAD LAw-lt
mas been decided by the General Land Office
that in cases where persons have allowed the
ams Tor entry to expire without making the
entry "'eh lands are not held as vacant
puoilc lands under The terms Of the Home
stead ACT and consequently are not subject to
homestead entry, by new parties, unless they
have been deserted BY the former pre-emptor.
fhe tre.emption law to expire, either through
negligence or lack Of funds, without perlectinr
, 1864-03-12

GRrESBAcKs SorrH.-southern papers com
plain that Secretary Chase is making every
exertiOn to food the South with greenbacks,
and not without success; for, says late Charles.
ton Mercury, unless their circulation is imme.
diAte'y checked. .ther will subvept the Southern
currency. An admission Of financial weakness,
thu lin perfect keeping with other signs ol
wenknessi. @
, 1864-03-12

COLD m rus cAscApEs.--A few days since,
. Mr.. Reed returned to Eugene City,. Oregon,
from prospecting Sip to Blue river, in the
Cascades Ne brought with ln quantity
q gold dust, ,-and'reports good quartz ledges
found. Preparations are making to return
in force to the scene Of the new discoveries
with machinery for crushing.
, 1864-03-12

A Coon APPoISrxESr--Mr. Sparks, Asses.
ser Of Internal Revenue for Washington and
Idahor has appointed Mr. John Saltar Deputy
assessor for idaho. A better appointment
could not have been made. Well qualified in
every respect for such position, Mr.. saltar
will not fail to discharge faithfully and salisfac.
torily the duty conaded' tO'hims lie will start
next week for the scene Of his labors.
, 1864-03-12
BROWNS
DRGylIllAl
TR0CllES
tuR
COrGIIS
AND
COLDS,

clear and strengthen the voice. Military officers and ,o
ders who ovcrtaN the voice, and exposed to sudden
changes, should them. Obtain only the geuuInrN -
Browns Bronchial Troches" having proved their teaev
by test Of many years highly mended q, ,rs
srrbed by Physicians and Surgeons In the Arm " and kav.
received testimonials from many eminent men.
Sod by all Druggists ard Dealers In Medicine IN tls
hed States and most foreign countries, at % per
box Agents for California,
, 1864-03-12
PACIFIC HOTEL
AND
RESTAU URA MT,
OLYMPIA, W. II.

THE ABOVE WELL-kNOWN AND POPU-
i uar House, having been thoroughly renovated and
newly furnished Is prepared to entertain guests In
greater comfort and IN accommodating than
any other house In the place. The house will be conducted
on the
RESTAURANT PRINCIPLE.
Meals after O'clsek PM, Extra.
An adjoining Cottage has been leased and reted where
large number be accommodated with lodging, good
clean beds, and wcl.veutlaich rooms
eS- Call aud witness the truth Of the above.
REBECCA HOWARD,
I9Hf pronrIr,or.
, 1864-11-14

Postmaster General are aDnend.d and o;v,
ample information relative To the condition
Of the respective Departments. They contain
suggestions for legislative provisions reonircd
to remedy such defects in the existing lawa a.
have been disclosed by experience, but none
Of SO general or important character a. 10
require that 7 should do more than rpcoun-
mend them to your favorable consideration.
NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE
The disposition of this Government for n
peaceful solution OF the issues which the enc
my has referred to the arbItrameut Of arms
has been too often manifested, and Is too vcli
known to need new assurances. Bat while it
is true that individuals and parties In the
United States have indicated desire to sub.
stitutc reason for force, and by negotiation to
stop the further sacrifice Of human life, aud to
arrest the calamities which now attllct both
countries, the authorities who control the
Government of our enemies have too often
and too clearly expressed their resolution to
make no peace except on terms Of our uncon-
ditiona1 submission and degradation, to leave
Us any hope Of the cessation Of hostiNtics until
the delusfon Of their ability to conquer us Is
dispelled.
4monr those who ore already disposed for
naaca rtsanv are actuated bv principle and by
5;sa-1,,-ovai ond nhhorrencf nf the fninnitons
eras3ois, +Eat thar Government ia Tnriy,r
;.1a ,ta.a 40 T"orcd hv tie cnnv;ct;on thaf
= mIllc o,ue.a - ~ ;rt:-a.t ~ IA I1nita5
1t Is no longer 10 tue interest o1 tue oAlteu
, 1864-11-14

e1E1 POINT Va, wednesday, NOV. y lsos.
The election in the army went of quietly !;
Some OF the regiments voting in rcgimenta!
column, others in companies, by roll coll, and
others mlscel1aneously, as the spirit moved
them. Most Of the men had slept on their
arms the night before, apprehensiye Of q rebel
attack, bnt none came of; and, during the
Day, the regiments a}ternated In voting, md
those not engaged at the polls, together with
those who had voted by proxy, were mostly
posted in Informal line Of battle, to make q
sure thing ofkeeping the rchs from disturbing
the election. .
NO hostile demonstration was made, how
ever, and everything passed off quietly aud
SATISFACTORILY 1t Is unnecessary to say that an
overwhelming majority Of the votes cast WIS
LOT the present Admin. .tration, and its no
compromise with traitors and vigorous prose-
entlon OF the war policy.
ARREST OF CoPPERHEAD ELECTION AGENTS
FROM PEN1srLyAy1A.
Fairly IN t1,a 1oo.-;nn 1;ant auoo,r
actfnG provnot nqapaIa3 ; ~ ~ = J,e 5Mesn1t -
tha 81 a.,. osatsnal ~ LIE ise nsiston ~ u
e. = Has Ha.s W oIRs, MtesGSu, oy o11el " Mu)
sa Isa naHe0Sh, "a hopeit' Aes anu ratfick hef
a,gan at .! tSllaaeipnm, ~ DemocIatlc electlon
anss as;a ~ aor tns nIate !;rennsyNana ior me
itiue III ~ paac91 !Eauuuient pon.poohs oe1ore
'ns lnc e so,aaets o. ae1. Mnes. dsislon. circ9-
- =. 1aoa NV us43y Aa1 9een !oE"afa
60 10 Gcn. HANCOCK, Appr1s1ng MIN OF the lhct
, 1864-11-14
LOCAL MATTERS.

Bundle of Gunnfes Lost.-On Friday NJ
tcrnoon, bundle Of gunny sacks was lost between
/ the Michigan Southern Depot and Clybourne's
bridgc-along Wells street, North Avenue or Civ.
from c sanitay S,a b being aken home
nert, OF Jefferson, to be 1ed with vegetables Tor
The farmers procession next Thursday. Any one
the Sanitary Commission Rooms, 68 Aiadison street.
where they will be properly rewarded.
St. Lnks's HospItal.-The Board OF d.
est95s Of g. L9ke Hospital bes leave
Il lions fer The months Of September and October: :
1, I.1ns 9: Kan91sy e sss; Howard Pdesuey, IS; A.
sunday school sz H. otis, s5e: :o ehapter Snaasa
esete4s c5si5 o1sGy xss SezS. Se5f lot oR hsss
sshaie5, M[s; Kelly Mn 1eDac Infants Clothes 81
poIton co aopey Sc;tte Il = Newell brl henr
Gummlns and Mrs. II. Mendeli, Sss: graHssss:: Mrs. M
% Fiass, 1ar p piekles, poultry and Vegetables; Mrs
rcrnacelli Mrs. Powell, books and papers. 9TSSes
managers Of the hospital will be glad to take care
o. our sick poor The beds arc all free Applica-
Clinton Locke. PRECEDENT OF the Board Of Direct
ore.
Wheeler and Wilson's Sewing MA.
chtnes.-161,0Q0r m usE. Tneso machines use
the ROTATING HOOK EXCLUSIVELY, wuEEL
make the LocK sT1ron. saicsroom iIi, loS f.ke 1
etrcet. no12-Y431.1m
Chicaga*commercial College tsgeta a thorough.
practical business education, or to become q gooi
Telegraph Operator. Address {enclosing staTlps}
for circulars, BRxAs'r & sTnArros, Chicago, III.
T Paper Hassin$s, Painting, calctminlng
and Graining, at F. E. Rgby'a, 50 Randolph street
, 1864-11-14

In The column Of votes In the different warda
lutcly correct; in the others there may be typo.
graphical errors which we have not been able to
discover. The subsequent tablcs OF majorides in
the city, votes in the towns, vote for Senator, and
summary, are nee from typographical error, hay.
ing been carefully corrected from onr Sunday edi-
ton Cut them out and preserve for future refer
ence.
Il Will be seen that we have not given the can
yass for town officers. The returns are countcd
by the Clerks Of the respective towns, who viii
confer favor By reporting the results and official
figures to Us at their earliest convenience.
, 1864-11-14
Markets by Telegraph.
ALBANY CATTLE MARKET.
Closing Day


Photographed Exclusively to the Chicago Tribuncl
- ALn.sr, Saturday Evening, Nov. L.
BEEF CATTLE-TheEe WIS no improvement IN the
Cattle trade to-day; indeed, prices wcrc shade lower
sgd what few sales were made, were effected win
more or less din1culty. ...
The receipts proved greAtc7 than was expected oe
Ing 100 head for tie week. OF these there were
OF 500 from this State, which, like the majority 0.
those received from the West, are Of low quenty
About 800 head have changed hands leaving the onik
Of the receipts to go through Ia first hAnds The ae
cline a compared with last weeks MARKET equal to
Hc 2 lire weight on the best grades. and to ac
poor cattle. In the sales made prtces ranged nom
4@oc z u.
SIIEEP-The market has been In large supply. with
an Inactive demand. Sales amount to $500 head at 6H
@7Nc = n, live weight.
-HOGs-The market Is in largo supply. and unfavosar
bic weather has caused further decline IN prices
The receipts for the week amount to $1,000 head, Of
which number q 900 head have been shipped to New
York. Sales have been made ut to9nc = b. live
weight the outside prices being paid only for choice
grades.
, 1864-11-14
Buffalo Market.

F1aCR-Firm. With good demand.
GRA1s-Whcat arm and quiet; No. Chicago Spring
$2t8 Other grades neglected. Corn scarce bnt hrm
No held At l Oats, ,6iGs5c, to arrive Rye t1l5.
Wu1Bxr-$i.10.
CANAL FR11an7s-ToN New York-Wleat, 1oc; corn,
EAkE IxroKrs-F1ous. 2,;oo hrls; wheat, 5000 bu
ASALERoRrs-Flour, GO brls; wheat, iee,s7o bu !;
oats. 93 go bu, " :
, 1864-11-14

=. Summary Of city vote: Lincoln 14bs& McClel-
n = ~ 4 1s7aI,majority fo. Lincoln 1854. Oglcsby
11t' ssS Ta TAobinson 1e,sos-ma1otity for OSleeby
H,es7-majority for Wentworth IT'S.
N TIKI TOWNS,
The following are the votes cast for President.
congressman and Representatives, in each town
in the county outside of Chicago:
- PRESIDENT. c0NnRHaa rvpta
, 1864-11-14

money shonld be addressed to Rev. ]. R. shipherd
clothing, ETC., should be marked ssNorthwestern
Ereedmnn,s AID Commission, Sc Washington St,
Chicago, ILL.," The residence Of the donors should
also be plainly marked upon the box, and dupli-
cate invoices Of the Contents made, one to be
placed IN the toH and the other sent by mail to
the Corresponding Secretary, "a above.
, 1864-11-14
THE ELECTION.
Canvass OF the Vote in Cook Countya.-
Official Returns,

cast at the recent election. The majority for the
Republican electoral ticket is, for the city alone.
1851, and for city and county 1876. The yote
cast IN the city is 27,2S0, and In city and county
33,01s. ~~1''