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, 1864-11-09

I sat down in the cold mir among group
Of theee men hudt;1ed about one OF these
coal fires. which we're kept burning like a
coliery all day long, over acres and acres Of
ground, Their appetites Fere OF kind to
excite the terror OF boardlng-house keeper,
tor they demolished raw pork and hard tack
with gusto in tse fierce wind. Home made
humor seasoned the repsst, aud little smok-
Ing cups Of coffee give relish that Dives
would have purchased at great price.
eone were too hungry 10 wait for eotIee,
99d shea ads down ~ MraaT
tbo9ght, considering the growing coldness
were out Of" There was gannt fsl!ow at
my side "dghting hts battles over" ard In
the course Of which be was now aud then
He was telling me about the skirmisaes at:
tending she.idan's movements. tAh!" said
tbere's mueic for 5ou. We 60 at: 'em o.
charge 1pl }ipa a3p. yp' y yR ?. Ii L17S SsaSSS nHT
over, but the tJohnnies' skedadale; and
supports us.' ~ know" said l. "You
s.a h. heo 9 fSs yss ns yS ben 6nits IT, The
zip, zip, zip,'' and how the shells scream"
"BuI1y Tor yon!' said the gaunt fellow.
"Ah, Iee," said I, "those are the times thai
kill or cure man; IT there Is anything In
him it comes ont; and there's no friend 20
dear as one that jon have stood beside on
know him" "True as preachin', sir," said
one over acainst me; and then they asked
me where had been in service, and told
them, anu came into fuu communion at
once, for they had been over the same
ground "Old Sheridan" said another,
d% 81 eSz ~ % s1E vi hsa bE o6E gtas!2a i S
there 1ast Tueaday Offering one thous md
dollars for that other gun, II VIC would only
take It, to make up the dozen With He's
the kind Of man for me-"
wHY THE VALLEY WAS CLEARED.
I asked them shout ,sher!d,n's orders to
clear the valley "Well," said one. II tell
5on It's Pretty hs{d Sa Msgss orders to elean n,
men; there they all gfinned;) 6e Knows
pretty well who TO taEe, and then We get or
defs to burn every baru, every stack OF grain,
except the houses, and then We start the
people. We 60 out In eqnads Of ten Or q
see the most Of 'em's eecesh families; the
women are Uuion-to q man, winked be,
*tand their husbands and brothers and sons
are in with the rebs; but tor au that It's
hard when the women come out on their
knees clying aud pra5ing, and the children
t.But," eaId be, "it's good deal harder to
60 along road, and right along By the side
Of the foods, to find your own brother hang
ing to tree, with his ears, his nose, and his
lips cut Of, as did mine last week! These
devils" }" eaid he, If they'd only come out IN
clear day and fight us, ns we do them, and
lot murder us, they never would have had
their country cleared cut, as We have been
forced to dos' This man had diary Kept
for tFo yeara, In which the events OF each cay
had been entered
Wax ID terrible thing, we all agreed; but
there are greater evils than that egca"
, 1864-11-09
FROM iG4E4ET'S ARMY.
Successful Epsd1tfon-Hebti Attack
on Saturday Night.

New ToRK, Tuesday, Nov. 8-The New
York 7Hbpne's Army OF the James CORES
pondtnt Gays:
a brilliant little raid has just been made
into Charles Cit, county By Major Stevens
snd Leut. Davenport, OF Gen. Buffers staff,
aited by oGe busdred csvalry. Tney crossed
the Ja1ses River en- the 1st inst, at Bermuda
Hundreds, and rode out Into the interior,
occurring the country et1ectualIy for euerillas,
Of whose presence In that neighoorhood
they had Intelligence. They captured 13l,
turned two Of their Headquarters, brought
in'eome thirty head Of sheep, forty cattle,
and abrut twenty horaes AID mules. They
had init rmat!on before returning that the
retel- had started large party Of cavalry In
purtuft Of them, but the5 managed to elude
them, ard arrived safely to day 1ith all thtir
p1under,
The T.s6une's City Point correspondent
says OF the rebel attack on Saturday night:
Tie rebels made charge On the Sd division
Of the I'd Corps, in front of Petersburg, last
night, about midnight, a1d were repalsed
with dreadful elaughser. The loss on our
site was very light. We captured about 100
prisoners. No loss from capture on our side.
, 1864-11-09

Tlfre c7u be 10 doubt that Illinois has
rolled up the splendid majority Of 20, 900
3or the Uuiop PrelsdeutiL and State ticket
We shall pot be surprised If 1t goes 10000
higher. The northern counties, SO far az
heard from, are mp to the majorities of 1s60
while In many places even these glorious
figures are exceeded. We IRE confident Of
the election Of Bromweu and Cullom in the
9Th end 8th Congressional districts, giving
us, with the member at large, eight Of the
fourteen Representatives. We hare also
strong hopes Of the election of Ge1. Hard
ing in the 4th.
The State. Senate constste Of sir Repub
ucars and six Democrats holding oser, With
thirteen members to be elected. We are
confident We hare carried the 10th, Bloom
-tpgton), 18th, (Monmouth), 18th, (Ottawa},
18th, {Kanka1ee). 21st, {Aock 1sland). and
eth {Cmcago) districts, with the B-llvilIe
-and Springfield districts IN doubt. If We
hare css1ied either OF these We hsve secured
q majority Of ore In the Senate Concern
trg the House, we judge from the complex
itn Of the returns there can be no doubt.
Copperheaaiem In Illinois is buried uoder a
mouutQiu Of public pffQu.
, 1864-11-09

The city vas quiet yesterday, Is quiet as
II 10 such event was Occurring Of Presi-
deutaa1 election Tne returns Eco" that N
immense vote WEE caet- There neEer Was
more labor cone 81 the polls, taongh never
under circumstances OF worse physical dis
com1of1- a colo NOVEMBER 1saa IN AZ Stages
cl Pe1'ectlon' '.o" senue mss' 70 Psiune
sno"e!, 1u1eo Luz oss. uuo oe@p Gnu sat
upon LIE nulutuoe' ou' .ne ram foa:d OIL
the Lincoln men yesterday Hke walter rom
ducks oack. Inc coppefneaas Soaked sul-
asn's' 'os1 lneif eo6sonA5 o'a7aoo' Ano' eut
OIL from their vented beverages by the
timely order Of Mayor Sherman, had
dieagrceabfe experience ct What Is
in their view the worse half Of whisky and
water, the whisky being omitted TIE mud
made locomotlon fdghtfnL The jor1orn Nc
Cormick bande, whose braxen ey apathy WAS
expended in wind tor Mcclellan and Pendle-
ton, went Eolemr1y about the streets, care
fully, ard By Instructions Of the committee,
avoiding the aapFerona hints OF " The Battle
Cry Of Freedom " and Kingdom Com.ng,''
aud yet finding rothing in the musical roper
toirc to cheer the leadcn hearts Of the Cop.
p:rheads. Nobody rode in thu wagons for
which McCornick paid.
Great alarm and discomfort had f-lien up
on the Copperheads since the Developments
OF the preyious day. Great fear Eat upon
them. and distrust Of one another. The
arrival ot the Bntternut gentry, armed
TO the tteth, and breathing out threatenings
and slaughter agn!ast ]osalty and the Gov-
vcrnmcat, sent chill Of horror to,the henrts
Of men Who had called themselves Demo"
Gratis without knowing that a part OF the
platform was to be built ofboards torn fronc
the enclosures Of Camp Douglas Such caa'
didates as Foteythe' who have deemed 1t safe
and healthy 70 denounee the Government as
Only kano OF Genue ggmnasacs IN citizen
sn'P' w9,e ..a snoekeo meo genuine horfor 70
nna tne aoaas ~ nrnns,sa = coming up nun
s. 70 am sna ,rs eae ra,a 81 1nslf cnlcago
= 4u, ~ 90 sa.oa t"a.eon 'acs'on ~ 70 tae
rao ,s a. hn.n,nn % oh '.hs h,g., ~ eusaa ~ tne
'Aao .ao~S" "0 NV 'e' 'A An4eoln
ILL., - v.r,,s,s,xo,n,. nronnt s.t,on T., -.
.:.s. ,11c1 rredi+ !. dne md here the a1enas -
- ia ROM eal,ant son Cn1. Fr.rk shr1msr
~ staod Nd t1e csnse If: 1nva1tv in gooa stead ,
stsn5,ng In +ba Art n,ace If innuenre VII,
1,is father. ard fresh from erperierces in the
, 1864-11-09

Eec. Sheridan and Others Poisoned.

New YoRK, Tuesday Nov. 8.-~The Hra1ds
idau, accompanied By Col. Comstock, Of
Gen. Grants staff, Capt. T. ". Moore and
others, while on visit to Winchester, were
suddenly taken with symptoms Of poisoning
from corrosive tpbdaate- The most feady
artidotes Y were administered, and at last &C.
counts they were doing we'll, though at one
time their cases were almost hopeless. The
poison is supposed to have been contained
in CONC cheese, Of which all had psrtake2
frae1v
, 1864-11-09


Cortina&s Surrender to ma1iua1llian.
The following Is the reply of cortlnas to
the message Of Mejia, In regard to the M
conditional surrender Of Mat4mo1as:
MosT EXCELLENT SIR: I and the Mexican
troops which, until to-day have had the
honor to command, submit ourselves loyalty
10 the Imperial Government, conforu,ab'y. to
the tenor Of: your Excelency's communica-
tion, which I have just received.
lection Of yonr Excellency; in the msgnan
unity Of the new Government, which from
this day forth We recognise, and In the con-
Ecienioueuees of our good faith, to rtce1Te
= treatment worthy of the good name OF the
county TO which We belong And your E1-
cel1eLcy, as our new CHIEF, will be pleased to
command us ns you Fee fit, in the under
standing that the town and all 1t contains are
completely ot your disposal.
Independence sn1 liberty!
JUAN n. CoRTEN.
HERpIC MATAMoRAs. Septembes26.
, 1864-11-09

authentic that the vote he cast Was The
Uufon ticket subjected to much correction
ara liter felation Of nancs, as the Mayor
itched to cast 1t entire, aud relieved himself
by scratching. VERY many men who had in.
tended to vote for the Chicago candidates,
ebrunk from such connection, and stayed
away from the polls. The Cop2erhead
strength in this city was demoraltzed, and
disgusted with themselves, their cause, their
candidates, and the weather. 0ur loyal cit
izcns, from solid men to striplings In poll
tics, never worked better or
more iLdefatigab1y, and went home
in the rain at nIehttall sure Of the
rewards Of good days work done, and 1t is
the1re. AL good and loyal men rejoice,
while among the enemies OF the Union, who
looked to Chicago fur quite other scenes to
crown election day, as promised them BY
our home traitors, there is q gnashing of
teeth In rage and despair.
, 1864-11-09

SHAK6PE4RE RErUDI4TED DY AIiN CT TIE
SEA.-President FELTON, in his 'tFamiliar Let
ters from Europe" recently published By
Meesrs. TIcknor d Fields. relates the follow
Ing Incident that occurred on board the good
ship Daniel Webster in which be was pass
e1ger in 1853:
s4Lsst night I read some passages from the
Midsummer Nights Dream to the Captain.
When came to the scr,ption Of the mer-
bounced 1t a hnmbag. The dolphiu's back
is as ehsrp as razur, and no mermaid could
possibly ride the blast unless she haa first
saddled him. So Shakespeare was caught
Lappfpg hire"
, 1864-11-09

Our returns Of yeEter3ay's election, it Is to
be regrttt d, are comparatively meas1e, 1fom
d:Mcpltics OF Transmission hy telegraph last
evening; hut this is the Only cause for regret
TJnion men will h1d In them. II there be
~1ny hiatus in the news, 1t affords no ghost Of
.an opening for Copperhead congratulation.
Tie defeat is total. The people IRE at the
back Of the Government and will sustsin it.
The whole traitor pack were reb0ked and
crushed out yesterday, and the sinking re.
.belNon accelerated On Its downward flight
> tAYRFd doom.
, 1864-11-09

NEW YonK, Tuesday, Nov. 8.-The Colds
horo IN. C.) Joarra! gives an account Of the
blowing up Of the Albennle, not differing
materially from Lieut.. Cushings.
The Journal adds: "The Aibemarle sunk
In few minutes, but the water being shall
low her port holes are not submerged, and
although Ter gun deck is few inches under
water, her guns still command the chanlel.
The Injury can be repaired in two or three
weeks" AL this viii be done, but not by
the tebe]s.
, 1864-11-09

Rep. MI. 1,s58s UFus MEJ, @43.
This table Is worth studying. In the
Are1icen and German wards the Republican
msjo1itIes are largely Increased, while in the
Irish wards the Coppe1heads have gained
even On their enormous and unprecedented
msio1itiee for Sherman in 1868. For e1am-
pie, the 9Th Ward (Bridgeport) gave Douglas
IA m.jority in 1860. It gave Sherman, in
'63 504, and now rolls up for " Nike Lellan''
, 1864-11-09
Graphic Incidents Of their Lftes


The Shenandoah correspondent Of the New
York Eteniag Ebst nbrrstes the following IN
tereetirg Incidents about Sherkdau's SOL
diers: .
MERRY SOLDIERS.
But the csralry meni It seems es If the
step had broken away between the sub1imt-
ty Of New EnglAnd's soap and water, and
The ridicu1onsnees Of .Virginis'e dirt and
raegednees- such cute, sensible, ragged,
pnWashed, unksmpt, patriotic. noble New
ENGLAND ard Western men surely never eye
lIpited on before "Their washerwom omen had
Neglected to call for several weeks, and tbs
last batch Of linen she forgot to bring home, II
remarked one. amid The haW.haws Of his
comrades.
Tbese men had Lad their horses shot from
day to dag during the long brilliant maneQ .
ve1s of Sheridan, and were hurrying back to
Htrper's Ferry for new o5es, and then
Il Hurrah lor the front again y They were
ali merr5 apd talkatlye, aud had lust been
drawing their rations. Their. tattered blue
uniforms were stained With mud. Some Of
them were loaded down with saddles, blank
cts and briGlf5, with carblne shining like
silver, OF sabre like polished steel at their
t1des. Hate-soMe Straw, some felt, with
mary horsebite taken from the rim; caps
GONE with ylso1s, some without, show
irg many hole or sabre cut, crowned their
! uncut hair and immense bearde..
, 1864-11-09

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Nov. 8.-Phi1a-
de]phia ard all but two wards give TO- ,oo0
Republican majority.
Partial returns from Is counties In Penn
sylvania show Republican gain of 1900,
tull vote not given.
Pennsylvania, 1t is conceded, has gone for
Lincoln.
Q Tltrsvi]1e, Union r:ajority, los.
Cochranton, Dem. majority, II.
Utics, Union MINORITY, 1.
Greenyllle, Union ma1ority, 60.
Lancaster, Union majority, 1884,
, 1864-11-09

But there is almost dead certainty that
that Lincoln has carried either, or both New
York and Penn sy1vapis. Mar;land,- Oregon,
Nevada and Connecticut, leaving to McClel-
i'm only New jersey, Delaware and Ken
tnrEy
, 1864-11-09

1te Irish majority OF 40 for Sherman to SCI
for " Mike Lellan." The 10th Ward, In spite
cf tie splendid fight made in tbs east pre-
cinct, increases the Copperhe1d majority
nearly one hundred over the Sherman vote.
But the sIrsh element" met its match In
the 1emaining North Side wards, where the
sturdy Teutonic race abound. In the 18th
Ward there Is q Republican ga1n Of 19i over
the Bryan and Sherman vote. In the 14th
Ward 1he Republican gain is 23s ard in the
18th Ward the gain ia 81 The North Side
gives Lincoln oo4 majority.
In The West Division the ninth and teath
wards are mainly populated BY Americana
though tie bulk Of the .Coppcrhead vote, as
in all the other wards, consists Of Catholic
Itieh. There are a good many Germans In
the 10th Ward, nearly all Of whom ase Re-
putlicaus. These two wards rolled up eplen-
did sjortties--eclipslng their former best
Efforts, The 11th and 18th wards are Ger
man and 1ish with smart Epr1nkllng Of
Ecan6iuayians who voted a1most solid for
Ll1coln. Both these wards did e1cele1t!y
adding largely to their former msjorlues.
The race between the first, ninth and tenth
for the banner Was c1ose and exciting. It
was neck and girth, With the First ward
shout three inehes ahead Of the Ninth; and
The esl,ant Fourth making tremendous
strides cl.se "bahind. II L. Eourth cog
,fnuee to gain during the next two years as
IT Las since the spring OF 1868, 1t viii bcat
the First ward.
TIE redemption Of the Third Ward ie one
Of the most gratityirg results Of the days
4ro,tr N1evnr nf the ffYfpen Uarda afert
Republican Supervisors aod Ward ofacers.
aid the Republicans have undoubtedly cleo.
ted their town ticket In each Of the tArea
Divisions. The rcsu1t In the city, taking NIL
the Wards together, Is splendid, glorious.
The majority IL up to the old hfgh-water
mark Ct 1855 $4,000 a1d 81, before cur Re.
publican young men we1t to the army By
ttQus:nd6.
, 1864-11-09
Mem annFrttse11te11ts:.


Coutcuts for the Week Ezdinz Nov, 10.
.,,,,.,4x,-n .-. -;;;7-, ,,p.
1-laa Hua Tor % eH.AS1: aae INC M tag
-Hace out
1.-THE REBEL KAloo On Ca1cAao: IN AaXnatude
-DecfnE OF the M'tauce't- taey were mat
ana F.Hd-uela'is II the FlAn-A General sack
Of hs C1i7 1eterdee-Contas:io o. Chsflss
Wath-rhe scsenes Oh 'sn pa7a' Aee.e'isa .
TO- oeleasea. .......
s-kRBEL CRGEtTfRs TO PRISONERS: The
Horrors Ut AndersonT1le, LIBBY Prilon-ataEV-
t;s. Freeing. rlunas1snE md Shooting -Tastt
nonv ard Gfcezt-Re port Of tha BA1tta1y Con-
ratsiion-
+FROM GIN. GRANt'3 Army: Ds:si.s OF TIN
unrtmsnt f,he a7th NH.
-,a,.~,- ,cr.o,o.r
SEth1 - IL 1e1773 Ill 'aeAson
eoun1s-'a 10 6ass'e u "ss'poit'
TREATMENT OF CoLO2KD soL11ER3: Cor.
1etpordehcs teiween Generals Grant and Lee.
7--EEWs From TIE sDUTH. The Eebs1 ylee.
. ...;,nts. plan a. Rs,nn,t,nrtfonI Imoracttahle.
~ ~ ~ 1-s-o--.
s-1AhoEIholi 6kehL RAID: efess E3elsnent
1ntnA' CITY.
e-FBoA WASHINGTON The Seymour v,ttnz
~ Tt.r 1 prRr,, pars.. ,.o n.x,,,, ,.v,.
.A,..,." 49,, $50, -. $3.50. - 80 ..,1 ~ az
q. A'00'' So'4''NA 20 @1'"'4' q e'aAt4'
Gspnpr.rr rpo,, r.p4v. rh, 1ro,+., .+.,o,
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A-fnoA NohAn CAaoLSAs oAupaee o. sno
sa, Hae1 A'e VI 'ne Heoe1no1'-<aS'neo "Sso4' IL
~ EH10. m ,-r 1oor. n1,uwn.r
lo-S11N 9 - aSo -, -. q - e - - ~. d
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9. .Ia ~ "1vn - ~" %. H1o 4"a,a
!.-tloton 49, a. WV rTnr ~ - ~ uenA
1s-inE "a = 70, - AuA ~, oeets ust.oa "
tce heosa hn41 A!osl W t4atie s k nnttuink pota1e-
f1--LhAdRhf aUA ~ HI HoaAo sucSessul
Trial Of ne 70 men Hoemaa 5an-
1s-THE GREAr FA1zk: A stoi7 Of the Fttneh
Lcte
ls-rHk E9PEEss hutfhS4A 4A1is-H"AA9ACA-
T--PAE111AN LETIkE-
1tCUR FR1EN 60 IN 6REAT BRITAIN.
z2-RKV0Lur1ON IN FRENCH FASHION: Rad
Hared Ladies alone admired In Paz1.-All the
Iadlts Of the Ca apitsl cotor'ng thelr halrrsd.
9e-!HE RAILWAY DI5AS7ER IN INDIANA.
2s-TuE DAVENPOET8O OUTuoNE: curious story
efa1 Indian Mediciao Man,
2S-THE FINANCIAL CR1s15: Failure Ct T9en'y
LlTe1psol Houles engaged In AMarlraa TIade-
, 1864-11-09
TR.USSES. .

HARD BUaB1R rRTss CO, Ia South Clark asresk.
III. KKHUALt, Aa1as.f.
r,.,=Tvu.a Il unlike And superior 10 all others h
u.e in tho lot'o.toE Iespsota: I: viii never Ensa.
rres4. ehale eal Or 6l!ter doer Eot pEss npo1 II
RaIerer cos trcm tho mott em'snn .utIeoas xtT9.
B1a-e1. su.po1ta,s Bic Elastic esoe1t1gs, Kns9
cara Wlfst1et5, AuKl,rs. Crutcces DC, Do.
II Special As1sauo0 gwen 70 4s tspo1s1ae1 -
4rukeA&. oc.E0+96es aAH~SAA&
, 1864-11-09
HEROIC MArAMoRAs, September a.

PKRsogA1.-AAjor General Joseph Hooker with
Maj II. Il. LswEtncc and Capt. F. h. stetson,
aidedecamp, arrived in this city last evening and
took rooms al The fremont uouae. The General
is hire OF Official business.
, 1864-11-09

Amhoy, Lee county, 1s9 Union maj.-ga1a
Dixon, go Union maj.
Fzank1in Grove. 212 Union mai.
Cherry Valley, 160 Union mai.
Elein, 203 Union maj.
Nora, IS Union maj.-1oss Of 80.
Sterling, 2S4 Unlon mai.
West Point, 95 Onion 1naj gain OF q.
Scales Mound, Union maj.-Lo6s OF /.
Rockford, 1.05o Union msj.-galn Of 212.
Hurley, SO Union msi.
Galesturg, 1,o3s Union maj.-gain Of 800.
Two towns in Kendall county, 20 Union
maj.
Buckley.-Vote for Lincoln 81; for Nc
C1ef1an 81 Ntw Town first vote here.
Mendota.-Lincoln's majority in the town
of Mendoza is 269-a gain Of so over the e1ec-
Monis.~Grupoy County gives between
COO and 100 majority for tn Union ticket,
Ottawa, III, 22G Dem. mai.
Mcrris, ILL.,, 10i Union mai
Eandcva1, Ill, for Mcclellan Isl; Lincoln
Ia. In 1850, 81. In 1858, 124. A gam tor
LoeErort~Dem. 81, Rsp. maj. in 1850
wae Sc.
Sterling City-1s4 Union maj.
Blooming gton-Libcoln's vote in Blooming
ten city, 1,1fG; Mcclellan, $50 IlncolnFs
1%ssS{01ity 1sfS $685. Lincoln gain Of 175 votes over
Kankakee Clty-177 majority for Lincoln.
Don1bonals--l majority tor Lincoln. 65
gain over 1860.
Chebanec- las majority for Lincoln.
Amboy (cl1c1al)-1 Union maj; gain 81.
Tampico Township, Whi:eside couaty-
20 uulon mai.
Pec.tCnica-1Cs Union mi. loss rs. =:
Council Hll-79 Union mai; gain 4.
Peo1ia-151 Dem. mai.
Ptkin-118 Dem. maj.
Henry-74 ULlon nal. ..
Whiteside Co.-Nine towns give Lincoln
$50 @ msl;; Eaiq e so9 3ygr vote Of 1860; msj.
Honer-2S0 mai. Tor Lincoln aud Oglesby;
BroWneu 80 maj,
Douglas Township-27 Dem. mai.
Champaign county will give Union ma
forty Of 500 to 200 Returns not ali In.
Plaintleld. Win Co., 100 Rep. maj. :
Pekin, Dem maj l18.
Iacou, Dem. maj. 28.
Henry, Den. maj. II
ChillicGthe, Dem, mai. 80.
Bnrsau Junction, Dem. maj; II.
y Serera, Dem. mai. {one)
Lane, ogle Go, F1hgg township, Lincoln
Dement,, Lire 81 maj; gain 20.
Geneva. Kane Co., gives Lincoln 143 mai.;
@ Eanteno. o. 1oa mai. for Lincoln; IL gain
Peoria City gives Mcclellan III mai,
Galeshurg gives Lincoln Loss maj,
Washington gives Lincoln mai,
DsKa1b, 1M ms5 9H,, for Lincoln; gain Of 81
Champaign, Ill, Lincoln o2s mai; Union
gafn Of sc over vote Of 1860.
Earl, al@a5s Democratic, givea 90 Union
Mendeta, go Union msJority. Gain Of 50.
Polo, 237 Union majority.
fulton. 50 Union majority.
Albany 80 Union mnjortty.
Garden PlfLe, 5S Union majority.
Eight toWts heard from in Lane County
give 941 Union majority.
Geneva, 14S Union majority. Gain Of IL,
Calumet, III, Union. 134; Democrat. IS.
Llncoln 10 mejority. Can't give gam OF. loss
esvsnne, Carroll county, H., Lea Union
msjo11ty.
Dsrien, 2c0 Union majority,
Elkhorn, 61 Un,on majority.
Aurora, 6l3 Union majority. A Eelp OF 81
over majority of 1850.
Rstu1ns from eeEen towns in Lake county
give OF msjority tor Lincoln. 4 gain Of
90 On msjo1it, Of 1860.
Lyons, Cook county, 08 for Lincoln aud
the whole Ticket; Wentworth, So; Church,
IS: Town ticket-al5 votes In all. Super:
visor Samuel Vial, 14o; Ward, 70. Town
Ole1k-Char1es Epgelhardt, 1874. Assessor
Robtrt P. Bielby, 2l0. Collcctor-A. J. ALL
eon, e03. Commissioner Of Highways-Rob-
ert Ltecb, Ill; Fremene, Il. Justice Of
the Peace-John Brown. ais. Constable
, 1864-11-09

PORTLAND, Me-, Tuesday, Nov. sop. m
There is heavy rain, and the telegraph
works badly, and there has been no returns
received from the eastern towns. We have
retnrns from 28 towns, which give Lincoln
il, 2G4, and Mcclellan 1904, Union gain OF
$50 on the September election The vote Of
Portland foots up: Lincoln, 1855; McC1el-
Ian, $40; q Union gain Of Six votes since
September.
, 1864-11-09

j. lit Ke IL, III; Henry Bol1erman, 6s; Wm.
C.rwa.,2-
Priec5 ton cast 7S7 sotea. Llncoln's major.
iiy. 2G9
We have few returns from the country
towns of this county, all Of which show Re-
publican gai1s as follows: =
, 1864-11-09
NEW HAmPSHIHE.

New YORK, Tuesday, November S.-One
hundred and ten towns and cities In New
Hampshire give Lincoln 22,a85, Mcclellan
2o,291-Democrattc gain 1850. The above
embraces rearly tWo-thirds the entire vote
Of the State.
, 1864-11-09

II KIN Il UO1A
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Nov. 8-10:30 P. ~
Pn1ttnl retnrns from twenty-eight counties
in Kentucky, excluding Jefferson, give Lin.
coin ESQ maiority'
Louisville, official, Mcclellan, 4,873; Lin
coin, 1,e49.
A storm has Just commenced.
LOUISVILLE, Iuesday, Nov. s.-Returns
jority.
Le1iueton-l2 Union mai.
Falmouth -695 9 Dnlon mai.
CoYiugton-601 Union mai.
Paris-69 Dem. maj.
Cynthiann-126 Dem. mai.
DELAWARE.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Nov. 8-De1aware
gives Lincoln the electoral vote.
, 1864-11-09

MONTPELIER, Tuesday. Nov. s.-Fitty
towns give Lincoln 1864; Mcclellan, 1859.
Union gain over September, 3,741. Vermont
is good for $4,000 for Lincoln.
New York, Tuesday, Nov. .s.-Vermont
returns from 81 towns show increase In vote
ofo, ,907 over that III September. Vote stands
today 1o,936 Republican and 3,240 Demo-
cratic. Republican gain 2, eco.
, 1864-11-09
IOWA.
MAINE.

Eeokuk- $50 Union mai.
Julian Township, including Dubuque
$50 Dem. maJ.-Den. gain $40.