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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-05-25
Incidents at the CanifaI.

The Washington correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Commercial writes.
MAN WHO WORKS WITHOUT A
A few weeks since, L wrote of a
man who didn't want an Office. Now
| have a still more startling fact to
announco-a man who holds an of
fee under the Government works
hard and wont take any pay for it.
The a avis is Mr.. Whiting, Selici
of the War Department. and the ease
as related to me by an intimate friend
of his, is as follows: About two years
ago Secretary Stanton wrote to Mr..
Whiting, whom he bad known well,
and ~favorably as u lawyer for many
wears, at his home in Massachusetts,
informing him that he was about to
create the Office Of Solicitor for the
War Department, and rendering him
the position, at a salary of $4,000 a
year, l believe. Mr.. Whiting replied
that he would be glad to serve the
Government in the capacity named.
and would accept The Office upon one
condition, that he receive no pay or
emoluments of any kind, and have
the privilege of beariug his own ex-
penses at the Capital. This was final
ly, though reluctantly, acceded to by
Mr.. Stanton, and Mr.. Whiting left
his palatial home in New England, and
took up his abode in Washington City.
Not content with refusing 10 receive
compensation himself, he drew up an
instrument in writing, and filed it in
the War Department, STIMULATING that
in Ease of his death, while here, his
family should not be entitled to one
dollar, for service he may have en-
dered. Mr.. Whiting is a rich man and
a afford to do all he has magnani-
mously agreed to, but it should be.
remembered that hundreds Of others
equally rich and who could equally
afford it, who would hesitate Tor q
long time before accepting such a nom
remunerative berth. There are p 81
tions under the government in which
a man can work Ter nothing and yet
make a fortune every year. but l am
IOius W luOcC ACil-lIllOIt llCO I'll III
subject, that Mr.. W hitting is not one
of them. So let US congratulate our
selves that in these days of-when the
grab game seems to be so immensely
popular-wben hundreds are getting
rich by ~swinJling soldiers, while SOL
diers are getting killed by fighting
rebels-there is one man who say to
the powers that be, Throw green
backs To the dogs, III have nom of
them"
BLAsPHEMoUs U PRACTICAL
In one of the hospitals yesterday
while the chaplain was praying the
Lord to abe a shield unto the armies
of Union and Liberty,''a wounded
soldier rolled over in his bed, clasped
bis hands, raised his eyes toward the
ceiling and exclaimed, "BreastwOrks,
Lord, breastworksl"
In one of the hospitals in this city
q day or two ago, a wounded Virginia
rebel and a wounded Pennsylvania,
occupying adjoining beds, had a good
humored verbal tilt, as follows:
Union. Say, reb, where are you
trom?"
Seeesh. Pm from Virginia, the
best State in America"
Union That's where old Floyd
came from, the old thief"
Secesh. Where are you from, fankF
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-05-25

TOWARD ASSOCIATION, Phila-
deluhia-for the Relief Of he Sick ard 4ss
f-essed afflicted sritk VirElent and Chronse- Ossea''s
" M ass GaDq ADVICE given Gratis BY the Acting Sur
Lgcon. or
cENTNAT and ether Diseases 81 the
sexual Organs. and on the NEW REMEpIhSe en-
pIoved in the Dispensary, sent In sealed ietao1
opes free Of charge. Address uouauToN si
Howard Association
NJ IN ss1-tf a"UL H-L
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-05-25
SAMUEL F. Mccoy, Chrp o,

o'NtV LAVtUtINt OVUIIHtNVO'
Trains on the Marietta < Cincin-
natl Railroad from the West, arrive
at Chillicothe ! past l o'clock 2. NJ.
From the East ut noon daily, Stages
from the North at noon and evening
From the South atslI o'clock. A. Nj.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-05-25
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HEADQUARTERS,
RIVER BLOCK DRUG STORE,
Warren, o., Nov. Is. 6l.J


RIVER BLOCK DRU6 STORE,
Warren, o., Nov. Is, '61.J
NNIE the undersigned take pleasure
w in announcing to the citizens of Warren,
and vicinity. the fresh arrival of our new stock OF
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Dye
Wood, &C.. selected with great care from reliable
Eastern Houses. and beg leave 10 submit the follow
ing list Especially do We call the attention of Ply
sicians TO our new stock of Medicines, and invite
mOYT a sTRATrON.
No. ). Main Street, Warren, o.
Burnetts BOcaine for the Hair
Mrs. Aliens Dressing do
Circassian Oil do
TricOpheras do
Lyons Katharion dc
SanfOrd's Dressing do
Prof Woods Restorative do
Mitehell's Handkerchief Extract.
HarrisOn's Toilet Soaps.
Coigate's do do
Brown Windsor do
Genuine Yankee do
Painters Diamond Cement,
Spauldings' Glue * COnfect'ns.
Christadoros' Hair Dye.
Bachelors do do
Matthews do do
Harrisons' do do
JayDes' do do
100 OF sglph. Suinine.
Merrills' Eclectic Preparations.
Tilden's Fluid Extracts.
Pure Tod. POTASH,
do Nitrate Silver.
Hamlins' Wizard Oil.
BenZine for Erasing Grease,
Pure Medical Liquors.
Syrup Tod. Iron.
ChlOriform,
Glycerine,
Pure Olive Oil,
Silver Glass Starch.
Pure Pearl Starch,
Bird Cages,
Cod Liver Oil,
Carbon Oil and Lamps.
Lanterns.
Mott. PILLS.
Robsck's Pills,
GrRfenburg PILLS.
MOrse's Pills,
HOlIOgay'. Pills,
HOOper's Pills.
Clarkes Pills.
Prices Pills.
Motifs Iron Pills.
Wright's Pills.
St E { A Ffff. Pills.
McLane's Pills,
Benefits Pills,
Hibbsrd's Pills,
Bsndreth Pills,
Spaulding's Pills,
Jayne's Pills.
Sellers yermifuge.
MeLane's do
Fahnestock's Vermifuge.
Van Duesen's Worm C%onfec'ns
Holloway do 90
Mecaliy's Window Glass.
Croton do do
Sand Paper,
Burning Fluid.
Druggists Furniture.
Trusses,
Glass Syringes, Metal S~yringes,
Elastic Syringes. Breast Sumps-
Pure Chrome Green. Dry and in Oil.
do Chrome Yellow, do
do VermilliOn, do
do Drop Black, do I
do Venetian Red do
do Yellow OebTe. do
do Red Lead, dc
Solution Tin,
Dye Stufs,
Nitric and Muratie Acid.
Sulphnric and Acetic Acid.
Aqua Ammonia fh,
Sweet Spirits Nitre.
Sulphuric Ether.
BenToie or Naptha, a substitute for Turpentins.
japan yarnish,
No. l Furniture Varnish,
No. Coach Varnish,
While Demar Narnish,
Asphaltum Varnish,
Pearl snow white Lead in oiis.
Wasb;r0top I" 3"
Fabnastoct =.
Washington Metal Zinc
Franklin Snow White
Pure dry White Lead and Zine
Smiths Extra Paint Brushes
Varfish
Artists
Sash
Hair
Tooth
II Flesh
Tanners Oil,
Pure Linseed Oil.
Castor Oil,
Sweet Oil,
Meats Foot Oil.
Mecca Refined Oil,
Mecca Lubricating Oil.
Tallow Candles.
Sterlne
Sperm
Star
Pure Saleratus,.
Pure Cream Tartar,
Pure Sub Crab Sopa-
Nutmegs.
Mace,
CitrOn,
ZanteCuI Tani
Cassia,
sDan'sb fndiG
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-11
PROBATE NOTICE.

SI, STATE ON! Hi,1i Ns1risorA' IS In Probate cour:
In the matter Of the petition Of Leande1
Clark for the granting oflcttcrs Of Ahminstra
ton Of the Estate Of Otis s. Clark late Of Sai,
Comfy doceascd.
Having read and filed the petition Of Lean
dor Clark, praying for the rcasc lis therein Sc
forth, that letters Of Admn;,tr Of the e.
tate Of Otis S. Clark late OF said County de
ceased be granted: and i.srlc.I 10 William ?
Brown Of tho city Of Red Wing in said county
1t is therefore ordered ,,bat Wednesday, tlIt
25th day OF May, A. y. loj4 vt ten O'Clock il,
the forenoon at the Office Of the Judge ofthi
court, at tho city Of Rcd Wing afi,rosaid be ant
the same hereby ia appointed, tho time and ,ls
place for hearing said petition. uau lint al
which time and place AL persons Interested in
said Estate may and they arc hereby required
to he an appear before th. cou:t and sho"
caNSe ifany there be, Why tho prayer Of sui,
petitioner should not be granted.
And it is further ordered that notice Of asit
petition, aud Of the time and place - as atorc-
said appointed hearing the sa,no. be give,
to al! such persons 50 Interested by the publ,
cation Of his order Tor three successive week
i' 'he newspaper published AMI issued at sh,
city of Red Wing aforesaid, caic .:l- q ,oo-
HUE VOLUNTEER.
Dated, May End 1884.
WARREN Bxr-oL.
judy" If Probate.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-11
! FEED STORE.
AGENTS WANTED.

10 sell By subscription 1 IA ex-
celsens, illustrated and low-p,ioed
history of tha Rebellion. /. Is ia both
Eassssh and German. Also severa.t othe,
. oaa'hus ''lussrased, interesting Ard v.gua
be 'aniiy works. Also for Peilass and
Agents gTsa. VARSITY Of pscs wcs. Ex..ie
Scenes, Portraits Of emincas Generals ard
e's'i'aas, e'ems for She AIbun. &C.. stoesth-
er With large assortnen. II sr.tn,.rr
PacSages- These goods sell xsil.
TOT eircniars, Vii, terms. I'd lress
HENisTss:t,Hf.
Ill Main Ssrsss, c:ac:ana,,i.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-11

Axrlc1PATEu-Last Thursdays St.
Paul Press announced that on the next
('ast) Sunday prayer would be offered in
several churches Of that city Tor rain. The
god Lord anticipated their prayers and on
Friday anil Saturday sent copious showers
upon the earth. We would not atl,ise our
friend Of the sanity city to relax their p,>
'eus f'rts, however, for little praying it
will do tho,n good, if it will any communi
~ en- the lace of the earth.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-11

VIZ arc gratiticd to learn that Col An
drews, Of the 81 Minnesota Volunteers, has
bsen promoted to Brigader General. The
Government could have advanced the in
tsrsst Of no notler. truer or patriotic man.
Unconditional Uhion, Little Reek, Ark.
Aprit 18th.
In order 10 fill out tho article We will add,
that it is now foregone conclusion ,ha,
: 1t. Col. 4attason will oe promoted to the
Colonslcy, An office he ,ichly merits, and
one hs will fill with honor.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-11

PzrERsoNs.-This popular magazine
comes ~ regular as clock work. The June
nuHber-as 6ns numhcr as va have ever
ssen-is on our table. It is astonishing
how the publishers can afford to publish
such work for tho exceeding low price Of
$500; and it is sill more astonishing tha.
everybody and their next ne;ghbor do no.
subscribe for it.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-11
SPECIAL NOTICE,
Letter List.

NO. o.
List Of Letters remaining In the Pos
Office at Red Wing MINI. May 4th, 1864
which will be sent to the dead letter Office i
not called for in ono month.
Anderson. johannes Busse, Mrs. E. T.
Brown, J. D. Bartlett, Mrs. Lydi,
Cholbenson, Miss A. Hiccock, David -
johnson, Jehanes A.
E. LOWATER, P. NJ.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-11
Democratic County Convention:

The Democracy Of Goodhue County, ara
requested to meet in mass, convention al
the Court House in Red Wing on Friday
tho Goth inst at s O'Clock P. NJ. for the pur.
pose tins;'delegates to attend the Dem
ocratic State Convention to te, held in St.
Paul on the 25,h inst. a..
By order Of the central committee ol
Goodhue County, Mirn.
~... J. G. PIERCE, Chairman.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-11
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

The firm of Ashton, Cogel & Betcher in til.
manufacture Of Tanning Mills was dissolved
some time ago ay mutual consent. There sr,
acco"nts and notes due said firm FIR Farming
Mills, that must be settled up Immediately.
am i'll earnest when say II cy MUST be set
tied up.
Aside from the claims above mentioned
take tLis occasion to notify all who owe me by
note or otherwise, that am in need OF m ,ue V
and mn>t have it. So all such will act a;cur
DINGHY.
JOSHUA ASHTON
Nsy IL, 1894. (3w)
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-11

A gentleman now in this city who re-
Gently came from tho northern part Of New
York State, by way Of The lakes, says that
on the LIST inst. when he was at Mackanaw
Strsights he saw snow drifts two feet deep.
and that he saw good deal Of ice in Lake
Erie.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-11

KEEP UP THs uvGs.-W. direct special
attention ofthose who have hogs running
at large, to the notice Of the City Marshal
published to-day.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-11

Doors ARD SnoEs.-Messrs. Simon. A
Blinn have removed their Boots and Shoe,
into thsir new store on this side of Main s.,
Ihsy have An excellent stock, and give th.i,
eatirs stteatien to that branch Of trade.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-11

/ ORANGES, Lemons, Dried Fruit and the
finest stock of CaDlies ever brought 10 Red
Wing received this morning at Parkhurs,
& Wilson's.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-11

4. y. WATSON,
NOST respectfully thanks his friends for The
WI liberal support anl encouragement, lo !sas
received since his enut:nenccncnt in business:
and becs to inform them and the public gcn.r-
ally that h. il nov prepared TO keep constantly
on hasl an excessive assortment in tbs above
line, which "ll lie t''isT,l at. Price. as low IS
can possibly be coupasi)@e with :irs: ra to quail
itv, in which point trofa: his experience he can
assure his customers that the articles Of hi :,
trade canret possibly be surpassed by any.
Saddles, Collars, Trimmings,&c
Sold at wholesale TO country shops on reasons
bic terms.
Carriages Trimmed and C4.aisntd !. Good .c::yl.
REPAIRING done en- short notice,
F.. z. WATSON
Red Wing, S-pt.l. 1868, ysnsst
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-11

VIZ stspped In at Lowa.sr's yss.erdsy : to
look q soms q the 1ns things he has soE
sale. He has lately received : lot Of mould.
ing tAss e beautiful. Sportsmen can End
q bio sesrs the best finishing tackle tia,
can = had west Of Chicago But The thisx
shat = really attractive ars his pictures hs
has largs let Of them. aud among ths 10,
ss se0s q great beauty and excsllsncs.
- ~~~~~ ssss
ss -. s1lAAf = fescs.-ws hsrvs hesn look;ng
% mat taoes tAAt Ms 10 be erected around
~ Cert Haass this sp-ins. "a, haYe no,
): y't o.ea 'oeky eaoassh 70 ses : sliuqss .,
il. Hurry o. -
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-11

ClRo7s.-It will be seen BY the adyer-
sisement elsewhere that Castelo's great
circus will perform in this piacs on the II
inst. A circus comes only once year, and
this will probably be the only opportun, J
- witness those astonishing fs.ts OF skill
which are exhibited there.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-11

.Vity allu Oounty hhallo o.
= RED WING, NAY 1lth 1864.
,.. PROF. KARL llAElfe.
Prof. Kal1r the imperial Prestidigitateur
and illusionist will give one of his matchless
Entertainments at the Court House, in this
City, on Thursday <to- morrow) evening, on
which occasion he assisted by the celebrated
vocalist Mr.. VIM. Carr. The Press, gcner-
ally, speak Of Prof. Kahr, as being the best
magician who has visited the shores of
America.
The Wisconsin Dasly Patriot says:
"Last night the City Hall was crowded
to witness the wonderful f!as performed by
that King of Jurors Professor kahr. The
Professor is by far the best mag 'cian that
has eve, visited our city. lie performs his
feats without the assistance Of any kind Of
machinery, and to witness his great gun
feat ia certainly worth the price Of admis-
sion. This evening concludes the Proos-
sor's entertainments, and We oxpect to see
crowded house.
Oats G5@7O; Corn 1896 Barley YO@ 100;
Potatoes 45@50 Butter 1920; Eggs 8
cts.
Bus1ssss.-Although every kind Of mer
ehandize is mu III higher than it has ever
been before, business is very active. Far
mers have finished their wheat SOW
ing, and are now bringing in the oil crop,
which brings better prices than they did
two months ago, although they are not yet
up to where they onghi to ba by about fifty
per centum. Our stores are thronged with
customers from morning to night, and mer-
chants must be making money. Those
who advertise most IiberaIly are doing the
best business, and they ought to. One mer
chant who keeps a handful o! goods in a
little shanty that does not look as though it
would hold two hun lred dollars worth
al goods, told US that he sold Two hundred
dollars worth in day.
Road WAnRANr*.-Several parties have
requested us 10 PRINT some Road warrants
inis spring, and we have done SO. Any
person wishing them can bo accommodated
at this office.
" there is no ordinance to restrain per
sons from feeding their c,tt 9 and making
u bArnyard OF Main street, there ought to
be. Our city MARSHALL will confer favor
on the public by unhitching every team
found tied across the side walk .-Rcsubl.caa
ClRors.-1t will be seen BY the sdyer-
tisement elsewhere that Castello's great
circus will perform in this place on the II
inst. circus comes only once year. and
this will probably be the only opportun, J
70 witness those astonishing fsats OF skill
which are exhibited there.
AxT1c1PATED-Last Thursdays St.
Paul Press announced that on the next
('ast) Sunday prayer would be offered in
several churches Of that city Tor rain. The
god Lord anticipated their prayers, and on
Friday anil Saturday sent copious showers
anon the earth We v,ull M. ol.;co our
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-11

" there is no ordinance to restrain per
sons from feeding their c,tt 9 and making
b&rnyard OF Main street, there ought to
be. Our city MARSHALL will confer a favor
on the public by unhitching every team
found tied across the sidewalk .-Rcsubl.coa
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-11

ROAD WAnRANr.-Seseral parties have
requested US to print some Road Warrants
knis spring. and we have done SO. Any
person wishing thelu can bo accommodated
at this office.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-11

= AARkETs.-W cat Is selling At 9U@93 :;
Oats G5@70; Corn 1895; Barley Y0@loO;
= Potatoes 45@50 Butter 1920; Eggs
cts.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-11
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he also has ia the sam, buiId;no tboagh !,
O &c eparatc room a =f- d..
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-12
In Chancery.

WEST VIRGINIA, Ohio County, Circuit Court,
w September rules, 1864:
Thcod re Fink in his right, and said Theodore
and his wife, late widow Of Daniel Zane, deceased
compliments, against Gibson Cranmer and Lean
der Zane executors of Daniel Zane, deceased, and
said Leader Zane, Gibson Cranmer and wife Della,
Daniel Zane, Anon McSwords and his wife Indiana
devsees and legatees of said Daniel Zane deceased
and Noah Zane, Orlof Zane, James Zane, Ebenezer
W Zane, Leander Zane, Daniel Zane, Anon Nc
Swords and wife Indiana, Hans W Phillips and wife
Elizabeth, and Gibson Cranmer and wife Della, and
which Noah, James, EbeneZer, q Leander and Daniel
Zane, Indiana McSwords, Elizabeth Phillips and Della
Cranmer, children and heirs at law ofsad Daniel
Zane, deceased, and Jacob, Walker Hunter, Elisha
Lindsay Daniel List, Rev Alfred PAUL, and The
North Western Bank Of Virginia, defendants.
The object Of this suit is to sell that part OF 2anes
Island in said County OF Ohio which belonged 10 said
Daniel Zane, declared, and which he conveyed 10 John
List now deceased, and Jacob Trustees secure
the payment of debt TO the North Western Bank OF
Virginia, and which debt now he Id by the plaintiff
Theodore Fink And also to sell the property Of said
Daniel Zane deceased. owned by him his lifetime,
called "The Homestead" aud which was conveyed to
Walker Hunter, Trustee, to the payment Of q
debt Elisha Lindsey, and which debt OF said LiUd
sey is also owned by said plaintiff, Theodore Fink.
The purpose of having said property sold is to pay the
eaid debts.
And the defendants, Anon Ncswords and wife ludi-
ana, Noah Zane and 0rlof Zane, not having entered
their appearance, and it appearing from sn affidavit
filed in the that they are not residents Of the
State Of West Virginia, on the motion Of the CON-
painans by their counsel 1t is ordered that they do
appear here within one month after the due publca-
ton of this order and do what may be necessary "a
protect their interests herein, and that copy Of this
order be published, once wees, for four successive
weeks newspaper printed in the city Of Wheel
ing and that further copy be posted at the front dool
ofths Court House of ohio County, Tor like period
October l, 1854
copy-Teste, -.-a.--s
- JACOB BURKLE, Clerk
| 2. JACOB, for complainant
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The Russian Telegraph.

To accordance with the authorization
by the act of Congress, the Navy Depart.
ment has to day telegraphed to the proper
authorities in San Francisco TO arm and
equip vessel at that port for the use Of
Engineer Buckley and his party, who are
soon to proceed on the expedition north to
commence operations for the completion OF
the great overland telegraph line from the
Columbia River, in Washington Territory,
to the Amoor River, in Russia. The ex-
petition will probably commence active op.
Grafton in northern latitudes by the first Of
March. F
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-12
New York Money Market.
New YORK, Oct. Il

The money market was easy, at seven
per cent Sterling exchange quiet, at loS4
for pecie.
Gold opened at 1873, advanced to 2O2,
and closed at 2004
Stocks better. Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, lie; New York Central, ll53
Erie, "a Reading, 1924
U. S. IS, 49, registered, l06; do, cou>
Don, 1863; 5-20s, coupon, 1914 lO-4os
coupon, 944 Z. 8. Is, one year certificates
94a.
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Latest from Europe.

CAPE RACE, Oct. 1O-eveuing.-The
steamer Europa, from Liverpool on the lat,
cia Queenstown on the I'd, passed this point
this evening.
She brings two days later news.
No more failures had been reported.
The Darford powder mills exploded on
Saturday morning. About forty persons
were killed.
LIVERPOOL, Oct, 1-evening.-Cotton
easier nn rs-Ga nniat. Provisions dull.
Consols closed at SS}ass4 for money.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. Neutrality-suspicious.
irregular and easier, closing with little in.
quiry and weak. r,rg
Observation-Disclosures.
LONDON, Oct. 1st.-Evening.-Oonsols
closed at ssaasS4 for money. American
stocks sales was Erie shares 41a42; Illinois
Central shares 4s}a4s discount
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-12

INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. l-9 P. al The
election passed off quietly as far as heard
from throughout the State. The reports
thus far show large Abolition gains oveI
the vote Of 1860, which gave 1900 major
ity for the Abolition ticket. -
Wayne county gives 5000 Abolition ma
jority; gain OF 1000.
Partial returns from the Fifth Congress
sonal District give 1000 Union majority
gain of 5000.
Winchester-Morton's majority, S82; a
gain of 60.
The majority for the Abolition ticket in
Randolph county is LOO. :s
Noble county, 600 Abolition majority
Cambridge city gives Morton a majority
of 337; q gain If T. over Lanes vote IN
1860.
Daslii, Mogton u nani,
nous vote OF poi.
indianapolis city aud township give Nor,
ton probable majority of 5000; gam oil
4,0OU. re so
Centreville township gives Morton 26
majority; q gain Of l5O over the vote OF
1860.
Delaware county gives Morton from
1890 majority; gain of 1900.
Richmond gives Morton 1858; Mellon
amid (Dem) 500; an abolition gain OF 800.
Decatur county gives an Abolition ma
joritv of 500 lf
OHIO.
CINCINNATI, Oct ll-Hamilton county
gives about 5000 Union majority. Eg
gleston and Hayes, Union, are elected in
the First and Second Districts.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-12

CLEVELAND, O., Oct. ll.-All reports re-
ceived from Indiana show large Union gains
over the vote of 1860. Probably Morton
will have 10000 majority. There will
probably be gain of two Union Congress
men.
Returns from Ohio and Indiana indicate
the success of the Union tickets. The
probabilities are that Unson Congressmer
are elected in the LIST, I'd and 18th Districts
of Ohio, in place of Long, Pendleton and
Cox
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-12

New YORK, Oct. IA Commercials
Washington special says the bushwhackers
who murdered Lieut.. Meigs, hacked him
with their swords after he was wounded
and had surrendered. 1t is stated here that
Sheridan's movement to Strasburg was
made by order of Gen. Grant.
The gold market was excited by rumors
about the Pennsylvania election. About
noon reports that the state would be sure
10 60 Republi can, were circulated among
the spectators which were construed as
favorable to an advance and the price rose
to 2Ol4 having opened at 1899. There is
more speculative movement than for some
days and the current runs towards a rise