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II, 90, ,,,c. ,.t tiuatpl
the Ashland works IeSe' n ,n' 2,',r,I Railroad
NJ 100 hiluhg' Coss," '"V ~ , 49,. ,aIn, towards
hMNn ,0IsryN,n'v " " ' natter ot prccaution,
me rhlhurPl'" ~, ~ 80, hnIs nnl oIl,er In.titu.
me Nh""'ie 'c'","e W WV i :, ",r,,,r In "A . hur.
q nave Deeh p",'1 on ' Ia, 80 n,,lsr h,. Iron
Dor ior ss''y ~ I sp.,,u " ',r'i ,t ISL, Arny earns
icNeu on ,,' a., .on,,i, n MA m Cen BnIdy smith
u !. sh'crcuc" III Wv t,s ne'. W -
4 h"I'r returns ~ nn Tho u.r,y ,, rcIcls
lilhrkEi 'hlS l"'n' !" ~ fh,'I,' ill.,
ut Hagc, siOwn are said to he shi"ll nonE, ,n's
ARE stealing cattle ana horses anu ,'lp'' sys s
have strlck the Northern cehlfh ", ", ",,u ""' @
bridge. General wallace, NJ ins, h',, u"' We
tweniN-tnur miles irn!n the cIy, Hi'hp 'mN' NM WIZ
force OF fresh troops covering ms L'l' L., ,ls,
wer" not supposed I" he i"ll"w,hR MN ~ "'' @ r
wr, nor !" e seen nm 'no - l,', "oI' ., my h.., de-
SIR" 'o ,, ,o,,
SNH'' 'n"I' 'nE ~ ,I,',o ,rn;
WonnNh,E, MIS- IN ''', ,a,,, Ju,a II, thc n.,"iti"n
July l2-theIc mas ir'h u" r, w o,eu,r nrc In
of Affairs for the last 'hr,' Uaffs' Nv s,,il G,ra
position On thr hnr'h sidS "i lhe oiI, miles
is reported TINS SIDE o, 'he river n'"" E,s, t tLe
above the rr"nn or,ugc, ''vS NuL ;yo,im he is
ford Gov brTwn arrived arrived, "ta' ~, nf Atlanta
nrailS lHrwn,H :" r ,m. between SIN
ll' lFuG'nih'hoh tn'',ns "'' si, ' ,i,. ,r,,rn
trrh hi,, % 10 'oP...tt ' .'',',,i ',,,
val "i "a" Glasses "l iIl" c.ilhun.'H' ,, ouo corrs
h'HN"> W. '"N - i",,' 49, -, w,.Lin,,t,,, aud
oi oi ne rhr,,'i NV Nv v',,'n,''S S,,Si, SI'y ~
thn im!rrS>lon - "o az yno rorcrs orc ct IN
rErEh III h,'' N Is believed the
rn,ls have torn m lnIly cn miles of the Baltimore
an! Ohio lnroau. inc i"Ice Wh,Ch N,'.t r. w
crick was not over Two lhousahd' y" "'n.n ''T,o VII
Their. 1t ~ ihIusSlbc 10 lu'h'c ""i manu- -,
enemy evacuated iiorpcrS Ferry on me 1.;
troop III great hnmbcrH are mas 'cii"S :" "t' ~ % ''
The II raids Parls rufl'NlnI"th,, ny ~ ""' =, "
Shnhi@'u felch o. nun ~ nv I,, 'r, tI',r1 .IIy
eSclnc htler surre!'"erl'G ms NcSsc' Nv o,i a. Il
ON Lincoln to dcmand SGrnr'' H'.'iinuH o''' '
report show: loss ut " knee h'' ." NU,,I w. =, .
\ splcIGmi snip ~ hehS ht''u o"' ny 'i' D''"' VI
LinrrpoInl' 10Y 1,'n''.oH, u" S - ,rl +; I;r,ito1
lnr e"",, 'l nj Ti " T, "f ~ T. H. ,,,rI,. g,,,
I" one eH 'i'i''.,' ' aIa :. +! 9i
l,oS'H moro VIZ soon m -, E''ai pa' 'a IT., ' T.,
Georgia, ana lne frDron WIZ cn,mI"r ~ ~, .c,''' ~ o'
Nl,"rN helorc 'l% No',il"'' T.'',iIh' WV ~ u
'llA iLEaF"Ni '"A '-'n' - n'n' ~. 'o.'''
gnrh-Ihr enemy '''r'kh "''''IN ''iI! NH' i"H'
knight and were fcl,nlSc'. Hr nave Gr' "h lirin
from jaime isahI' in''i h'"I nI"l!N'' ~ M'Mh 'nSt
night below HattrlN l,ltl a. Az '"' WAl"D'e lor'e
o The enemy from Jn'ksnhNtiic : I'ch Operating
AGAINST thiS place since the :" 'st Nv cen "'e
IS cnn.i''n'''ng - person; H;'"HES MA Zen
PErGRSIl'EG' Jn'N l1--lne Chr"nirl" OF the I'm
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-07-30
nDrRcmombor the Election on Monday.

rYJ-rhe news we publish to day is gorious-We
have moi room to comment even ii we had the time,
hut refer the reader the dispa ches in al other col
llmu.
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TAKE NOTICE-Tbat at the May Tern
II lsU4, OF the county Court Of Tarr4nt CouP.-
] was appointed Admin .irafriN of the Estate 81 D.
Ougcr, deceased. All persons having cai.s against
said estate. must present them in The tic prescribed
by law, and those indebted 70 said y.me VIII make
immediate paytnsnt. NJ" DLiN1Eh,
july -. lsgl-4g.6ta AdininsiratriN.
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TO The Sheriff Of I,takrr IoHHiy-dre1fiHg:
NOu ar hereby commanded to summon Lorenzo
L Wilson, Harriet Sullivan aud Martha Barker
three the heirs Of Orlando Wilson, decreased, citi
zers Of the State of Mississippi by publication as he
law dircis, TO he and appear Ri the August Term of
the Hon Probate Court Of Parker county, Texas, to
he held Ht the Court House of said county, the last
Monday in August, 1854 TO answer the PETITION Of
EIbraim Wi ils"n, who prays, that after paying the
debts ef said dtcHcnis estate, decree may made
TO partition and distribute the residue thereof among
the heirs AT which Te. m Of the Court said Lorenzo
wilson, Harriet sullivan and Martha Barker will
make known :h'ir ojeciOns If any they have, why
petitioners PRAYER should not be granted Herein
fail not, but srryire aud rsuru make ~ the law di-
reefs. t'iS.n under nay hand and official
SEAL \~eal, this llth day Of July, 1854.
THOS u. T0LER,
tiJ4t. Co. Cl'k Parker Co., Tex.
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a,ge.y s.gzE AND Rc..pg.

--.,I,,7 " q ''-- ~ II -
GNkNIED from the Undersigned, about the last ni
- May 1854. q PALE SORREL MARE MULE,
lbctwrcm clay ban; and sorrel,l medium size, about
ur yoNIs Did branded on the left hip with SlUI.-
i,h prand and the left shoulder with Ut connect
ed WITH small dim in the lower part the brand,
hIu2cd face the t,p. OF her black, stripe across
her shoulders aud striped legs.
Also, DARK BROWN OR Bi ACk HORSE,
about years old, about 10 hands high, bright star
in the forehead, branded on left shoulder, littio
white on the hind feet
l will give liberal reward for til" delivery Of said
aninus, or either of them, to me, in Dallas, or for
such information as may lead to their recovery
SAMUEL =. JONES.
Laas July %, lSGi--4s:iw.
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NoTUCE.-,

ESECUTOR's NoTICE.-WH WHEREAS.
ia % the May Term Of the County Court Of Denton
Cinty for Probate business, 1854. the uu,ler.iru,
was duly qualified as EXecHlor Of the Estote Of Chas
hedlin, dec d., late Of said county Therefore. ,ll
persons indebted to sold estate hereby noiia to
make Immediate payment. aud those having claim.
against said estate will present them for accr,taDce
within the time prescribed by Law or they " i,l Ie
'aIrcd. r. W. ALLEN, Executor
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BsD- Every thing else is crowded out, to make room
for the news dsI atches.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.-Taken mp by Lindsey
II Brunnum, and rstrayed before d. r. Cameron,
Etl, one S0RREL HORSE, with liglI; main an Il tail
in the forehead, small blaze in the face, about
IA hands high, 10 years old, and appraised at 500
GEO. w. LAWS, OK e. c. D. C. Texas.
Dallas, Texas, July "a, lSGi.-is3t.
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school 2sooI1s for Fall Sessions.
A GENERAL. ASSORTMENT ON HAND,
"a JAMES BURKE.
ilnuston, July 49, lSGi--iS:3t
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~ TAEDEN SEEDS OF ALL KINDS, wanted r.
u JAMES BURKE.
Houston, July 10, lSGI--ls:3t.
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Farm 10 EXCHANGE.

7 WANT to exchange farm for nogro property
For further particulars, enquire of
Dallas July %, lSGI-l mo. J. S. BALLARD.
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with which we can purchase paper to carry on our
sinr,s will be received at IT'S rIarket value.
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

from Ohio and Indiana show Union gains
over the Oct. election and indicate that
Lincoln has carried the two States by a
heavy maj.
CINCINNATI, Now. six thousand mon
maj vote counted.
INDIANA
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. Election returns
from all points OF Indiana heard from show
large Union gains over the Oct. election
Lincoln's majority, 30 600 TO 5000 Ohio
soldiers vote here-Linc0ln POP; Mcclellan,
Is. indianapolis, Rep. maj 1000. State Of
Indiana has gone 80, 600 maj. for Lincoln.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago gives l, AS Rep. maj Leading
Republicans claim their maj. in the state
TO be 20, 600.
WISCONSIN.
Scattering returns from the State show
Union loss on the vote OF last fall, when the
Uuion mai. was over l6 600. Experienced
Republican politicians estimate % the pres
ent returns that this State Will give 10000
mai. on the home vote, which viii be large
IN increased by the soldiers vote.
IOWA.
Leading Republicans claim, and Demo
Gratis admit, that the State has gone for
Lincoln by 90, Oc0 maj.
MINNESOTA
ST. PAUL, Nov. s.-This city give 36 mai
for Mcclellan. Leading Republicans claim
a maj. Of ), 600.
MISSOURI
st. Louis gives Lincoln 1, 900 OF ;, 600 maj.
Democrats cOncede / 800 TO 1000. Il Is
thought Lincoln will carry the State. The
radical State ticket surely elected.
KENTUCKY.
Partial returns from . counties. not IN
Guiding Jefferson CO., give Lincoln 250maj.
Louisville city gives Mcclellan 4,s73; Lin
coin, 1919. 81 towns heard from, give
Lincoln |, 100 mai
GENERAL RESULTS.
Ohio gives 80, 600 on the home vote Ken
lucky returns meagre, but indicate Demo
cratic success. Indiana not less than -,
600 10 30, 0OO
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09
National Thank sgiving.
By 1Ae Prasdent Of fIe United so'ss n A1aeTtea
PROCLAMATION

"a. N, Prs,te,t OF ne United so,ss n Am1tca
PROCLAMATION
II has pleased Almighty God 20 pro,ong our Va
,lonal life another year, defending % With HIS gar
dian care against unfriendy designs from abroad,
and yocchsAnng 10 % In HIS mercy many and signal
rletoriss oyer tho enemy who Il IN or o"n house
noie n las also pleAsed Heavenly Father 70
o.vor As wal our citizens In thor homes - cur sol
oers in their camps and our sailors on the seas with
unusual health he has largely s1gmsntsf oar free
ropaIato- By emancipation and INN grafton, While
be has opened 20 new sources Of wealth, and has
crowned the labor OF our working Eisa In every de
p.rtmsnt OF Industry with abundant reward. More
over He has been pleased 20 animate and Inspire our
minds and hearts with fortltGde courage, and reso-
luton suclent for the great trial Of civil war into
Wiki We have been brought By our adherence "a
nation y the Cause OF freedom and Tntaity and 70
sford 70 "a reasonable hopes Of Al Ultimate and
hapyy dsliverance from al dangers and aiictons
Now. therefore, T. Abraham Lincoln, Presdent Of
ths United states DO hereby appoint and set apart
the last thursday In November next, ~ day which
desire 20 DC observed By al nv fellow cit.zo1s,
wherever hey may then Be, as day Of thanksgiV-
ma and prayer 10 Almighty God, the bereAcent Crea
tor and Ruler u the universe and DO further
omnend TO my fellsw citizens that they DO rsvs-
really humble themselves IN the dust, ami nom
ihsnes offer up psnioni and fervsat prayers ans sep
peatoBs the Great DspOssr Of events for areturn
Of the inestimAbe blessngs OF peace, union and bar
n0ny throughout the lana which It has pleased him
" On a. dwelling place for ourselves aod our
postsrity throughout sil sensrstioss
IN testimony whereof hays hsrsunso SET my hand
and caused The ssAl OF the Untsd States % BE-
Done al shS City Of Washington, ths 3osh day Of
October, N ths year OF oar LORD lset and q tbs In
depsadsnes or The Gated states the eighty ninth
By the Presideot; ABRAH LINCOLN
VIZ a sRvARD, Socrzsry Of Stat
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

SECOND u. :. STARPsHOOTERS. Our cor
respondent writes nom near Petersburg,
Oct 10.
a. came OIL picket last night. and am on
again tonight We are Oh picket or fatigue
duty every day. and both branches Of ser
vice together keep us very busy. One man
from our regiment was killed yesterday
while on picket Henry Parker got d
scratch on the arm. hat il will only lay him
up for few days. John X. Roe, of Our
company, was shot through the left breast
this morning while eating his breakfast here
in camp; but think the wound is not NOR
tai. Captain Guest OF Co. B., has been
dlshonrably dismissed from the service fol
cowardice ON the night We charged the reb-
81 picket line.
Our regiment Is now commanded bs a
Lieutenant, all the superior officers having
lef on account of the expiration Of their
term Of service.
The same writer adds, Oct. -:
lyon have probably heard 10y this Of our
move to the left We We're in the very
thickest OF if, and assure You we had a
tedious time OF it too. But escaped with
out a scratch, although I had some very
" close calls" One ball passed through
my canteen az ii hung by myside. None Of
our company were seriously wounded, al
though several we're hit with spent balls.
The Regiment lost twelve or fifteen men"
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Gen. Grants Family

The family OF General Grant. YOU Will ,..
member. some time since took un tb..,
residence in the city 0l Burlington NJ
JERSEY. They are stlA there. occupying 4
TRIM little cottage. on quiet street run.
nlns nom The heart 81 the town down 10
The banks oi The Delaware The place i
bl DO means preteniiOus or aris,ocratic ana
has nothing al all to distinguish il from iis
neighoors. having perhaps been selected
FOR that very reason by the wife Of our
greatest General. who Is equally as plain
and praciical-minded as himself Al al
most any hour OF the day passing the cot
tage you viii see stout. rosg-iaced riri
probably eight or nine wears az ace fruui-
ling her hoop on the sidewalk. or PLAYING
M The yard, and ID You have seen the Lieu
tenant General or any al the better pic
lures OF him. You Will NOT need 10 be told
that this robust laughing Girl IS his child
Nellie Grant Like him. she is compact.
ly built and there is u her face The same
frank. honest look which So attracts YOU IN
the father Nellie Is. Of course a great ia
v0riie with the little maidens of BIER ACE.
and few " children of "a larger growth" pass
her In play without a pleasant nod ur word
They remember these loyal people of quaint
old Burlington. that the father ol this bright
faced ioitofcf iu their fuidst b. carrying %
bis shoulders ln these solemn daK- vi peril
the burden 90 nations fate. and out OF
gratitude 90 him they besiow upon her and
her mother who lives Sd quietly within this
modest cottage. the kindlest homage and
respect never Wearing in exhib.<0ns Of
thoughtful interest and regard Posts Cor
rrSp0hles.cc.
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Astounding Developments


AND-ANOfoLls- Nov 4
Horace Heaffran. Deputy Grand g..
nahuer ol The Order of the sons IN 7 ~
~ ihdlan2- Who lor some weeks bss ~
on triai here Tor participation ir T, f,..'
Soie cons araeN' To-day Turned states .rs
Len''. ana mdue a startling reveio-i.,, -.
me schemes OF mat Order lie sai3 r,l,,.s,'
pui Democrats had ever been admin, -, ~
10 The Order. or would be III tbev e,,,'I.t =,
lie connrned The previous evidence - -
iniA1afy organization IN the Orle- srS :.
'ne appointment oi Major General fo.',, -
hiAhd H. lr- boWles. one 81 the ec,-,s-s
"as .iiiiii -hlei-ll-t hiei. with & sfef ~
which Df. james b. Wilson. recently 80, ~
ted, was Adiutant General. liz ssis 49,,
a coulnAdee oi thirteen was apnoin.as -
prepare Tor an instruction. AMI 49, -.
lnSOrreciion was intended 10 rsfssss -.
rebel prisoners ia the North-weSf arr, -.
rom the government arsenais ovs---,-.-
the STATE government. kAl Gov. Morton -.
Mold hlm Is Hostage Tor captured insnr,s.,.
anu ilen form the Nor,h-Nes. nt0 a -
rake 1enlelerack. or attach Il 10 tho -.
Iohiederact. He said he was tol5 ~ A.
.AAl Nele14- Wilson. of Bowle's stsr ~.
S'V' vOV hat hcen sent hy rebel agents Z,
AA.'la 90 The Northwest % uurlilaS. a--,-s
ioI TIE order. and that $500 600 had hasr
.rlt in Indiana boz The hands III Dsis ans
John 4. Walker State Agent MIS-
showed hca.ircn 81 200 which he hsi -
ceNed nom BoWlcs 10 bus arms In WasS
in-ion county. Heairgn further s,ro-.
lhat The committee Oi Is had auna.nrei la
men 20 Kill GOV. Morton. and a few 5ovs
since the Governor received "a letfer. sio-,.3
one oi The men. declaring Thar he W.
ieF ANA his associates We're soon 10 kiD bir.
ana would DO H. Hea1rcu,s revelation a.
founded the Court though PREPARED hy fb.
h previous evidence for par, 0i a. ft;ov
Morton was killed DR. AthOn Secretar. n,
Stale. and member of the Order was ~
taNe his place. Is provided 0y law Ia cas-,
OF the death or disability 81 the Coverro-
ami Lieutenant Governor
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State Agricultural College.

The exercises Of the graduating class OF
the State Agricultural College will take
place on Wednesday Of next week, Nov
l6,) in the College Chapel at half past ten
A. NJ The Baccalaureate address to the
Glass will be delivered by the President of
the College Immediately after the Confer
ring of Degrees. In the evening of the same
day. at the early hour of half past six, Hon
Chas- p. Avery. of Flint, will deliver an adj
dress. Judge Avery, it viii be remember
ed, delivered the address in Detroit on oc-
casiOn Of the Shakespeare Tercentennary. -
After the address, the Poet, VIM II. c.
HOsmer, Of Avon, y. Y, Will deliver 20
EN-. Mr. HOsmer is a lawyer Of marked
ability and reputation. But he is better
known to the country at large by several
volumes of poems, the publication of which
has given him n high rank among thepoets
Of our country. In his poems he has made
good use of his familiarity with Indian
themes. The language OF the Senecas he
learned from his mothers lips, her ances-
tors having been among the first settlers.
amongst these Indians. He also made him
self acquainted by personal observation.
with the Indians OF Wisconsin and Florida.
There will be appropriate music, forenoon
and evening.
The afternoon will afford visitors to the
College an opportunity TO see the museum,
farm sc. II Is expected that some Ayr
shire cattle will be added to the stock by
Commencement time The College has
lately received a fine Ailesian ram from
New York, present from Mr. Chamberlain.
the wen known breeder of that kind of
sheep.
Examinations win take place on Friday
A NJ, on Monday and Tuesday preceding
Commencement.
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Democratic majority in 1862, 1875.

RNDcNANNAS Why ~ AOO~f AS~r
Republican majority in 1864, z.
Some Of the above returns are reported,
and the official majOrities may change the
result trife, but the majority, either way,
win not probably reach ten.
The returns on county officers indicate
the contest to be very close. The vote in
detail has been received from but q few
towns in the county. The Democrats will
have small majority on Representative in
the first district. We can say nothing as
TO the result in the second district. The
vote on Senator will be about the same as
on the electoral ticket. The indications
are that part Of the Republican county
ticket will have a majority on the home
vote. The soldiers vote viii undoubtedly
elect the entire Republican county ticket,
with the possible exception of Clerk
The soldiers vote viii also undoubtedly
elect our Representative in the first district
II will take but small majority for our
Senator in Clinton county to elect him, by
the home vote alone.
We think the Republicans havs great
cause to rejoice over the result in this
county. We have done far better than the
most sanguine friend of the Union cause
had reason To expect.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

~ A soldier in the 10th Infantry write;
from the camp near the Danyille Railroad
Nov 9Th:
Il have received the papers you sent me-
/ have read Judge Hoh'srepori Of the great
COpperhead conspiracy, and have let the
rest of the boys in the company read it.
They say they will vote for the Union ticket.
Nearly all the soldiers VIII vote that ticket
or none. They say they would efor Me
Clellan ii the other man would not run.
am now old enough to be voter, and
shall vote for the Union every time
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

WHAT PARTY REBELED AGAINST IHE
USI0S--Nr. u !. Howard, IN a speech in
Grand Rapids. states the following histori-
cal facts:
Every State Of the Union, which was car.
lied by the Democratic party in the last
Presidential election, either seeded from
the Union or tried 10.
Every State which was carried by tie
Republican party has been and still IS loyal
TO the Union.
Every State which was entirely controlled
5y the Democratic party. rebelled against
the Government; while every State which
was Rnder the control Of the Republican
party remained true and loyal 10 the Union.
These are facts which every voter should
consider before casting his vote in the sp-
preaching election.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09

Last MEETING OF THE CAMPAIGN
Representative Hall on Monday evening
was filed, crowded, packed, TANNED and
Srammed by men and women, TO hear Hon.
d. L. Case talk about the great Issues of
the day, and the fate of our country. Di-
rsctly behind the speaker, and on platform,
were twelve small girls dressed in white,
and with them twelve boys, while over them
hung the inscription in large letters, "Oh
Father, save Our Country for Us, little Boys
and Girls" Mr.. Case spoke for two hours
and half in his usually pointed, emphatic
stsle; and, like, all others who have come
rom the army, spoke of the extreme bit
.erness Of feeling cherished by the soldiers
eO"arus the Copperheads at home whom
lneS believe to be fellow workers With the
Esosls In sustaining the rebellion. The
meeting adjourned amidst the greatest s..
thssissn.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09
RESULT OF TIE CAMPAIGN /!
LINCOLN AND JOHNSON
ELECTED
The Rebellion to be put down.
and Slavery Destroyed!

We have the satisfaction Of cOngratu-
lating our readers on the very successful
result Of the contest on the sth Of NOyem-
ber-a result which will be felt for good
all over the country for ages TO come.
The general prevalence OF the storm
made quite delay in many places in trans
hitting the news. Int enough is known to
render certain the election of Lincoln and
Johnson. The electoral votes Of the fol-
lowing named states will undoubtedly be
given for them. ll6 votes will be necessa-
- ~ ofacf-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-09
The City Election.

The election in this city passed sf very
quietly. There was but little urangling or
qusrrelling, and very little drunkenness:
but great industry was manifested on both
sides to get out as large vote as possible.
The total vote on COrOners in 1862 was $40,
and In 1864 was Gsl, showing an increase
On the home vote Of 1876. The following
table shows the vote OF the city In detail
n,sording to the official relurns: