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Ra-.nurcr. Hnilri.

IN ,i.on,hip C7tnyrY, Jor LirrSsrl and Qae,r,iorn
AZ. John Burns, M -. Harrison Mr. and hrA Henry
fi.,nt aud child and others IA tie sie~rage.
Ia ''eamtaap Edgis. fgy HaranG-s. De rCa'icio'
Usrrnosa r. Tier NJ N. De Avs ~ Lsner, }. H,rct.
Medsniyis H. heisIivs r. y. Luna %. CASTILLO, p oVef
J. II. Jurc -, A. Amieva. T. Msct,nn.y' ,H'r, ana
H. }. Rro~n j. Berfci. Sir and hirf X. a. P'srrswi e
and daaeteT- M. ard Nm. W ;. Reuheld a.! hid y
Eeancrx J. it CTut Mr Sanalis and lauly Mr. ~ 4.
Deyeudaf M DossaTt, Mr, CoHstock, An Nichols, oif.
r. aulu
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60 farmers ano Others.
DAv1n THOMPSON


~ HORTlCULTURISr AND NuRshRfaAN'
'lrcen lslsLd lopposiie Itoyb ..,
has on hand ready for msp'lning hsc disu'J
on supcrcr and rdy GRAPf VINES, In sil about sss va
fiete-h cat. que gives specific character sng y
la, ell, on .ud large sssor'rt ~ oi rii' =
VINES .,le O. wch rpen early a. tho @'h OF way ''
C4'l.Og 40 for details. pprrNrps. a.,
! s.o FIeach Prussi,n and German rhuNr,,i WI,
that spperar celebrated ZWHTsCHEh FkuNE 30 ia'oi soy
ticei IN and by the mers Tub IN New'i ok Ivy ino
Tribune nev.paIer aud The Country O'ntsnn, 'po'A"s
Of IilOMn SONS CRATES, The FARMERS o1,o tsys. $3.50
II tli- . Seeding that Will Tp"n ~ 70 o,l' 'SN
IN crsiy treu /, fs IN acluiliton worthy OF notice
IN the dscu sion Of the CUB on the rht ~
There sre several varieties II the irdnt ana -'s
chen Cats commonly called switzse) ana Ils Lay "a
te AZ any rate II was tho unanimous opnion 0 e ',p
d., IL ,,rnt fui and well sorihy al fecomlne ia
dion for .rre cr re'"s he beii rune 'LeJ eN.L
to be- cs,fr not 70 recommend anrf n; no. "5flly OUT
s, vy,liur a. i've Tbs PRIME the lght ieconi' n-aoI
Vn-E.l -ne'aned a. ls ~ 30 d"'n-if'-u 10y -
the Fa. Club of Newl ok city tsrnai rs a. wei a. thc
tir,l cultystors of r an ines Their 'fts Nt ts"lp
can cot,-, heore h. fellow citizens, conuirif oe"'s
=, ,,t =, them such varIetos Of psints ss shaI
suii tr tAsi- and choice, rfsns al 70 PAL 10
"a, sbrry led that IN ite course Of ore or TWO ytls
- ,oi y IAN Al their homes tnoy the iflt. 80 eyyy
20 be ot ned IN tue beginning anu "h'h iuA'aS gnu
Al, thompson "a &, al tlmS IN readiness 70 attend 70
IL ~ IA caring for The Fyllt YARDS, me- az d
ren OF M. iend, and employers In the me oil us p'o
/ f,ssion. .uA.f.c n, r., W n
fScre ~ Ren.,.ael County Agrifui lTA aAd "a
-. S,,,I 'Of.e No ~ lsl-i. corner feIy, Troy
~, =, nan, on rseu lAnt corner 81 Canal ana Market sts
| " nv ''' DAVID THOMPSON,
IorticutnIist and Nursery nsn
Green Island, X. Y.
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THE GREAT CONTEST.

wnttIes Follow ing Tint OF the Wilderness
Saturday Finds the Enemy Gonc-s'r"n'
Orders Instant pursuit-A Dcsper"'e
Cavalry Fighs-Grant HiInseif "s sne
Rrout-The Contest for sPoi'sy''nn'"
Court-Esouse-Dcath Of Gen. sedgw'ch
The Result OF Five Days Fighting
Nest Favorable.
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lJnrl- Waroens' Nolite.

SwrE OY Ngw-NOEK. I
rOar-N,RDgNs cPTCg, No lUi Nalst)
NOTICE IL hereby given, IN accordance with
~ ,cct.on e tie -ct paced Apd H. 1884, emitted An
Al ia eorsnuze tie Wsrd,ns once OF the Port Of New
Vct 10 m periots interested n having chase Of The
t matter of such inquiry, examination OF survey that
CIoing ,csscls are now under examination by the Por
,y,-n aud that the ssd surveys or examinations viii be
within ten days next succeeding TINS noc" on
board said ycsscls: 49, - 80,
stremship CIV Of Manchester. Pier No - Y.
SLIP -. teoTs l'F frat =.
Ifrk OTrhiIlt7. W
fark Cape la...... Ilrr 10 % r "
Big Adm. .firr NO % ~ "
Ms Noon .l.ht........... Mooduh 4 Ro0in-on's
BIZ Ida Purfs.,...
Eug H. ualock..................... lhoLipsons
sCht katc iaItout
NINTHORNf 1OhPhlNS President
j. AUas Al sREisAS. SECRETARY.
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Gunner Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARDING.-The Farm House
Al Highland Dale" will be opened for the reception d
HOARDFRS on Nay l. The Farm House Large with conr
venicnces for accommodating fifty borders the living hrss
cls onn fare situation Oh the side OF the mountain, %
and half ues from Sroudsburg Penn. The cars leave Toe
Sroudsburg daily 'or foot COurandts arriving In time
dino al the Farm House For salubous location bcauhA
sceucry good living &c. &c. bis place not 10 e
may be hardly equaed in the Union Address,
kOULhF, stroldsDurg. Monroe Co.. Penn. - IN
Refer By permission to Joseph Il. Buzby NO. % bcsvef'
ST. and Celeb g. Evans. No. Colegeplace. HeT-fors-
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w. Farrcl.H,l Mass. MS toe
Ii. n. Michner, II y. j.. ann
feel.
lLtW.Uarned, ~ ". j.. breast
1. J. Mcclure, A, ! y. j., bach
and ribs.
| p. johnson, D. IN. y. ankle.
{. Taylor, =. / y. j., thigh.
W. J. Ninal, b. | Macs, foot
J. Galway, 4. ! y. J., throat.
Ri D. Kelogs, |. ? y. L., all
doinen. -.
H,nry sake. u, ! n. 4. shout.
der.
Lewis Buctman, c, ] ". j..
wIIst.
sergt Maj. Ed. =. Light,
Mass. foot ainputsied.
VIM. Roe, I, y. v, hsnd.
A.. Foster +, 1 n. l., flesh
wound. hip.
VIM. Kelley. +, 2 N. Y, tho
Jno. @. Bungieldt, u, ! u. j.
ntck.
LOWS Amidon. corp. | Mass.
toes.
Heuiy Werner. scrst, H., | n
J shoulder.
VIZ. Stout, A, ] N. j., aldo
men.
Chss. P. Waters, l.. n. J
hand.
l.. Garfield. corp, X, ! n. }
abdomen.
Jolr 2. Poud, |, ! M'ss.. leg.
A. Z. Smith. X, ! Mas, neck.
arthur Kennedy, X, J y. j..
l-g.
Il. r.. Iogbeuer, D. N.Jthigh
y. Russell, y, n. j., hip.
L. y. Wilson, ] ! Mas arm.
n. Oliver. r.. ] Mas, lex.
Cept. j. 4. Hart, y. j., eye.
st. J. Lloyd. J., | Ms..lodom
d. Rely. l.. ! Mass. breast.
TLag.a
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NIyGlIUzR ALsAsAr
am, Pf..s &C --tr..... 7ft aioor-Seti....ri0fn
nIGH 4 nus nj.
Sandy Hook 0ol GOV Island. u.st TEL Oate.... l'@
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Go iubcm it man CcntsrT.

INVOICES LEGALLY PROCURED IN
Another STATE for persons from any State country with
out residence. ncomps dest rtion
non support ard dgunt,n sufficient cause Succe.
eg,rsrteed Advice tee. and confidential Apply to H.
BATEMAN Counselor At Law, NO 81 Nassau-st Room NO
Onpas.tr tlo io.lOnl-
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Go Ect.
Gouses auo farms Uauts6.

HARM WANTED-On either side OF Long
Island worth from ~ 900 500 within 40 q " nii,s
NJ Rrooflyu Address for ore week Box No II PosOce
BROOKLYN stating terms and location
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Horses, Carriages, sc.

TOR SALE-A stylish black CARRIAGE
i HORSE yonng and perfectly kind in harness. Has ses9
by the owner FOR the past three years Sold ~
want IL use. Coll at No. 355 West I'D ST.
COR SALE-One pair brown HORSES, 3
L and years Old Isl hands hiSh loug natural si. oanS
and Kind. Sold for want Of Apply at JOSErn
hETCHUM5 Stable, Love-iane, Brooklyn.
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OLA .1zaEAsTEas OFFICE. No. & sta'e-ii..
NvW rouE Marrn 81.

INV OK, Eafca Aloi.)
DERsONS owning or representing steamers,
Ships schoonrrs Sc, requested 70 hand INTO th'
oi "a. tie names such yssri. 90 iley Lay wa 70
chartrr tohe Government. have heist ios Ier lou
ns.. Sandir H. Rate OF barter &c. Will De required
STEWART VAN NLIEi. 9iajos s.a s.o-Itefuissier.
rTHE UNITED STATES TELEGRAPH
A COMPANY 4. now IN successful operation, ard has
opened tie iolown, ofces Tor lie lI9n o. basss'
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No. re NASSAUSr
BRANCH OFFICES;
sT NC fOLAS HOTEL, IN OEhINS HAT SIOtE ad'
Gli.PINs EXCHANGE, No. 20 wlLLIAM.Sr.
PUBL. STOCK EACHANGE, CORNER OF WILLIAM
CO.'S aGCHANGE. OFFICE No. 81 PEARL-sr,
d rrrt comm ans eaon Is ted II OIL hours VIA ADAN
SYRACUSE UTICA. ROCHESTER,, BUFfALO, OSNF'
GO CLhVELANp. TOLEDO, CHICAGO, Mli.h AZ NJ r,
PlqTsL 4 RGH. THE OIL WELLS Of fkSN5l.'ANiA,
and iutegmada'r points ... >. ,.,, mn -
ThE INDErnNDENr LINE Of TELEGRAPH, IN con
n.ciou with d Uuicd states, reecle- all inlp9r s y
the Fasern States, ard souti ward a. far as NashnTton
N. 20 arr received 1t oil Of the above named otcea a. d
.rr ftod With pr1mpne.s and d.pach 10 every pr Of le
rNlTED STATES and BRl IlSh PhuNlHCkS
NATHAN RANDALL, President,
sItAs c. HAY. Secretary.
.Ts'uE HEIRS OF the late GEORGE RAMSEY
of Bneno, yres viii please cal on hcs'Ts I'LL. ~
CARLISLE < son, No TAO Pcsrlst
yNTANTED-lniormatCn Of the whereaDout
w ofG1ARLEs sIfiNI.HY, ateanster In Virgins, by
his father MICHAEL siANLtf.
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Goparlnersbip Notices.

DISSOLUiOS ....,,...,,..o
dis llvsl hy mutual consent - ,tnn,,r, o., u.,.t -
JOHN KELLOGG or A. o. yEtoME, !r, VIZ se'' " Ip
70 ~ - IA, a. q. JEROME, IT,
hF'h - ' JOHN KELLOGG,
JOHN A. CUNDlr
HENRY FITCH.
GEO. w. YER NALFN.
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Boar0 an0 Rooms.

DOARDING.-A Gentleman and Wife may
obtain excellent sccomnodlons with Board in pm.
family IN Jersey City. No other boarders takes ApY{
=, No. 40 Broadway; address j. H. ~, Box No. iss
Tribune Dfifa.
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HOUSE for SALE in Greenwich, Conn.,,
/ 4 with Five to SIX Acres of LAND House has bathr
ROOM Stationary WAshtGbs Hot and Cold Naer and every
couyenirnce for large family Earns comm0dicus md
perfect ORDER Land covered with fruit and shade trees ana
having ! pleasant front with bathing and boat housa
The ef ses are IN remarkably healthy location within ten
minutes wsA of ell trains the New YORK. and New nsvep
Raroad ana have "a coert schools in tbs vicinity Appy oa
the premises orto s. ; TlFFANfi NO. 20 Fa.k pl'le-
tb0A AN ACRE for q few FARMS of 10 and
- t IS acres each on the L. T. X. X, 20 miles lrotr "
T. Land loan and level Terms easy.
- T. "a. bUNCE. the owner,
No. Chan.bersst
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IMPORTANT to SOLDIERS and OFFICERS

z ANU IIIIN III
nv request Off in te service we have con
nee ed " ifh oyT iukin, business The collection Of
BOCNTIES, BACh-PAf, PENSIONS, &c,
OF soldiers aud th-r relatives. -
C n r. Van ureu having bcea Psyuaser. General OF the
s..r And NJ zen ar.ing ~ A. i. NJ General. together
with the references u 'ae hrfn ari their dYltns ssnt
ste gusraues that al business lnlrusssd to them will oe
promptly attended 10.
Amt. and nier Is wanted thr,u mt ,heU 8. In
freation Willingly promptly given application either
personal OF by le,T, oihcers p.Naies OF y .ses
ALLEN. VAN buren, LUCKY,
Bankers. No. 80 Bf0aeway, opposite PAD bsfracks'
Offcofs viii pf.s rcmeu Der that Ne have thrown opea
and cordially nv them to make Of one Of orr BANKING
looms Tor Il trnnsaction Of their exclusive business when
n he city W. their letters be sent and t-ey Fave
every accommodation for settling their acc uns 6c
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ETOT(CE.-THE FIRM OF pllENRY II.
~ LFFps n Co. has been changed to HENRY h.
LEEDS MINER, and viii DO continued under 'Hs' name
oy '"e 'N" HENRY H. LEEDS,
ALLEN Is. MiNOk.i
They have REMOVED their place of Bushes ifoin No23
4, (which being taken DOWN. 10 the Spacious Marble
-, 10 ~ BERTl-oI lev doors west OF broadway,
-. th.y h. ample accommodations os the sle VI eYely
J'.c,Intioe of Merchandise well a. the blue Arts
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NOTICE 70 EXEMPT FIREMEN.--Ihe
attention Of Fireen holding Rreup. B.dres l. called to
r iooe M .scon ofthe law relative 10 the .s1'e; -
Section Ewry E4eu p Fiencn receiving Badge saAh
~. he rsraision 20 ear tho renewed sol@ tine
ng ,he month Of Ma, each yeag otherwise sach pefis'
on sla Dc d.ouied rocked, aud the sand CoHasaiones
~ n nv tim revoke any Permission grAUt.d oy them
J la cas-. Ich peTissiou not renewed, " rosnsed u
shs be tho duty Vi such Lxemp timsn 70 feole Tie bsuso
nre.ioa.v WON by him 10 the sid Conlnssi 'nefs
Ia accordance with tho above sectlou tis Clerks o. tne
Board o. firc Cen.liss vii DO Ia -iis24.s - q;
me-, Tlal on EVERY TUESDAY aud THURSDAY EVEN
no from % r. during The month Of MAY for tho par
pose ol renewing EEouIpi badses ,,n.,.., q, ~,
GHhEIy' P ksArF-} clsrt.
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1.-TWO gentlemen and their wives, or lew
single gentlemen be accommodated with ples.anf
ROOMS ana BOARD IN pleasant and yenint locstion
References required Apply at No. LOO Fast lSth-si
lrEO LET-To n GENTLEMAN without board,
elegant front HOOM suite Of ROOMS, furnished Of
unfinished in stclass brown stone onse between 30 ara
9TH avs on 4hs Gentleman Of position this wiz %
found Agreeable Home. other persons u DC taseu,
Hnd the family J. slsll. Address u. H.. Tribune Ofice
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EOR SALE-With immediate possession, Q
fine yam % about 10 acres STATED the depot Rye
e.chester County with apple pear and resch orchard
aele OF grlen slBsoed, sAd shnndsIee Of irds Ihe
lou,e Handsomely situated web shaded and ccDse ien'iy
arrsnred Ihsre (, me-, cet,sgs reary end farm
hou.s on tue preuses WA be sod awloe, OF divided 10
sut purchasers. Apply 70 c. bULhLEf, NO ~ W AL 49,
Jauncy Court
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T,TNTF PrsJnFNCF in SPINGFIFI u. Mass.

J. for SALG-Thst Of SAMUEL BOW LIS Editor Of The
Repu 5cal Il Is he agreeable Residence portion
the has TIE garden sld reel fait ana ne" aug =
Connecticut ley To- many niles and OF The town. ana 70
pelcc. Ie pair thT usout More or es Lazy GU, ., .S1sss
sYrlEgLsO.
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s,osei.l Dispatch to Tie n. Y. Tribune.

HrlpQr AIIEEs Army POTOMAC
Near Spottsy.ysnia Cuuri. House va
Monday May 9, 1916 p IN.
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cAsrALTIys or FRIDAY, MAY 6.

! I'd. sHenwick, n, 2Pa, arm.
A.M.Stcvous. n, . Pa foot.
! Eenj {. June. X, / Mich, ab'n.
| \. n. Adams, NJ, Mass, foot.
Srt.H. Tuckos.C, lMIch., shd,n.
Jno. Sutler, /, ! Mich, hand,
CpLR.B. GGIneT.l ,bAass. back.
7. NJ. Dorelsou. o Auss. nrIn.
lsas, shiaek, b, . Mich, '
bTc-s..
G.. NJ. Cole. II, Mich, thcrsS.
Scre,. MAJ. Dewitt c. Smith,
| Mich, breast
William. Ba..ell,. X, Q Penn.
arm.
r. NJ Brown. L. 6 Mich, heel
q. Cox X. Mich, thigh.
n. Bssett. ~. 9 Mich, thigh
u. Gibbons, NJ. ) Mich, les.
Cor. BODY, {, ; Mich, am.
}. yrosis, 4, ! Mich, breast.
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! MYANTED-A GIRL TO COOK. WASH, and
! W IRON Mrs. be good plain Cook and hs''-fae
Washer ard Ironer None but TIDY VIII ng gr, need aps,
door German preferred
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A PROTESTANT GIRL wants n SITUATION
N to 20 IN the country with family travel would
make heref generally useful and has best Of city reference
to be seen at No 100 East l+ih-st., in the store

ALL who want competent Cooks, Chamber
"A maid, Waters. LaunIre.ses Sesmsresses, Nurses
Uo,.evo.ers small Girl. or Girl. nteiy landed mmr
i,,tay suited at the EMPLOYMENT HOUSE. No 1873 lIth
81, COZ. othav.
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DAPER-MAKERS WANTED.-Inquirc OF
4 r. OoR1ON, Poluagnock, Hartford Co.. Conn. OF ..
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CITUATION WANTED-By a young Man as
- COACH IMAM. Good city reference given. Inquire a.
~, u Wr,t J,I-.t.
, 1864-10-15
OHIO,

C1scIxsAr1, Friday, Oct. ia Columbus
dispatch Gays rome of the Union counties
arr coming in better. In Muskingum the
sa1 sca91ppefheads got but IS majority. instead Of
county officers were elected. So Of a number
Of other counties. The majority in the State,
on the home vote, will approximate to s., 900.
The soldiers vote will be near B0, 600, $1,000
of which will be Union.
Dr. James Williams, Secretary of the State
Central Committee, Who Is the best posted
man In the State, hands me the folio wing in
regard to Copgresemen:
In the 9th district, Gen. Buck1and ia elect
ed by 100, home vote.
18th, Bingham fails on the home vote By
less than 100. The soldiers vote will bring
13tn, Defano fails 200 short On the home
vote. The soldiers vote will elect him By 700.
l4th, Nelker is elected bY 500 on the home
vote.
etb, G1srk's majority on the home vote,
11th, Bundy elected by 1900 On the home
vote
18th, Plants goes In by 1,4oo on the home
10th, Ashley fails By over 500: This sol.
dIers' yote will elect him by LOCO votes.
18th, meag1e returns; It is supposed that
Finck, Copperhead, has over 2, GOO majority.
The soldiers vote will reduce 1t to at least
1,Q00s
There Is no discount from yesterday. Sew
eDteen Union congressman are elected from
Ohio.
CmL11coTuE, O., Oct, 13.-The Democracy
have probably carried the 18th district By
5000 on the home vote Ross county will
give $50 Democratic majority. We will count
the army vote before We give up Job Steven
son.
JACKSON, O., Oct. 12-Jaekson county
gives on the home vote for q, s. Buudy,
ticket is elected by the same minority.
, 1864-10-15

about eight in length usea fer opening oys~
ter, md stabbed him In the LEFT s1de, from the
e5tcts Of which b. died IN about d1e minutes,
Derraeconi then attempted to escape brt Eas al
rtstkd By officer Mscsu q sud locked I'd.
IAhtJ IA. about q yeara OF age employed AZ
latorer IN the coal yard OF McIntyre & Co Narket
street. He leaves wife and child
Cotoner TaRIcE held an inquest yesterdsy. at
which the following testimony was addpced:
James Holmes swotn-Ltves On Market street:
krew the deceaeed IN conp,ng with h,oa / ep,rr.
ed a saloon On Ktnzie stree', No, IS about IL
O'Clock 1t light on Thursday: LaheY lied for The
dr1nke for me and another man Hhu WAS With
him the barkeeper asked him II be h2d apy
uopey; be sDswered "no"; the bafkeeprr did
not five us the drtnks, but be cane ffom hehind
the ocuntsr and stabbed L4hey with au instrarnent
which thoughl WIS a butcher knife LaaeY had
no weapon Of any ktrd IN his hands at The time
be Was stabbed the b1zkeeper struck three or
four times I think Lshey w1s struck frat IN tho
arm or hreast /; tbs ecuft1e lasted about dse MN
utee neither Of the parties fell to the floor Lsaey
salked . few steps outslde aud lay dowu on the
Sidewalk; the scufle was 60 quick Lone Of N
cou}d 1ntet9e1e; the barkeeper shovel Lahcy into
thE street. when he LAY down on tbs eide~slk !;
IsheY was worktnx hts WAY to the door when be
vas attacked LEFT the saloon Immediately AFTER
tie occurrence.
The jurJ rttufued verdict in accordance with
the lacta md BtfD1+coRi WAS committed to t<l. to
await An examination On the charGe Of murder.
, 1864-10-15
NeWs sY TElEaRAPH.
LATER FROM The ELECTIONS
INDIANA,

PROM GOV. NORTON.
lepeelai DisPateh to tho Chesgo Tr1bune.l
sFR1kaFmD, IL, Friday, Oct, II.
COY Morton telegrsphs Gov. Yates that
lrdtsna has gone Union BY over q, 900.
!SD1AfAPo1Is, Friday, Oct 14th AS the
1au fstnfns come In, the Union majority IN.
crtases. Governor Moston's majority will
be at least 5000.
Al. far a. heard from, tho Legislature
gtanas rs follows: 6eaate, = tic; House, sik
Union majority.
The Democrats elect only two Congress-
men celtata-A)1en in the lst, and Curry in
the "a District Wsshbu1n will contest the
seat OF Voorhees,, whom the Democrats
clsim to EaVe ELECTED and there is prona-
hility that that malignant Copperheaa will
not Disgrace the next Congress- after all, by
bis presence. His alleged majority is
traud, Us viii be abundant1y proved. The
following Unlon members are certainly
elected, to wit:
Ralph Hill, In the Sd district
John FarFuhar, In the 4th district
SEQ. W. Julian, In the 5th district.
Ebenezer Dumont, in the 9th district.
Godloye 8. Orth, in the 9Th district.
Schusler Col.nx, in the 9th district.
Jeseph 3. DetrseH, In the 10th district.
Thomas N. atfllWell, in the 11th district.
IS being pretty certain that Henry D:
Needbur1 viii be awarded Voorheea'a seat,
you may c1aes him also among the Ger
taintsee.
1lls will make the Indiana delegation In
The ns1t Congress, beginning March 4th,
1855, Dine Union and two Democrats
Union gain of 1ve-the delegation In the
present Congress standing seven Democrats
to only bHr ULiopiste.
, 1864-10-15
PENNSYLVANIA, ,

FROM 0ov. CURTIN.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune1
sR7saoF1EIp, H.. Friday. Oct. IA, 1854.
Gov. Curtin telegsaphs GOV. Yates that the
most prudent men put the Union majority in
that State On the home vote at {, 900, aud We
have elected f3ftsen mem bers of Congress on
the home vote, which the soldiers vote will
probably increase by three
HARRISBURG, Friday, Oct. 14--The official
Union majority In this county is 1854. Coff-
roth, Democrat, has 50 majority In franklin
county, and GOO majority in the District on
the hcme vote
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Oct. 14-The off,
cla1 Uniun majo1lty In this city is 7,34L In
the Fifth Congressional District, Tha7er has
955 majority, with Bucks to hear from.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Oct. 14.-Culver,
the Republican Congressman in the 20th
District, is elected by 165 majority.
NEW YonK, Friday, Oct. u. The World,
baslng its assertion On the figures 1t has
thus far received from PennsylVania says: /:
"The Democrats have probably obtained q
majority Of {, 600 on the home vote" The
Tribune, on the other hand, figures out over
5000 Union majority on the home vote.
WAsH1sGToH, Friday, Oct H.-AddItioual
votes Of the Pennsylvania soldiers, taken in
the Department Of Washington: Battery 9th,
Penns5lvenla artillery, Union, 101; Demo
;
Democrat, 65. Total, Union, 482; Demo-
crat, u.
HAAn1sBuRa, Friday, Oct. 14.-From In
formation received here this morning, It ia
absolutely impossible to determine how the
State has gone ntu the reception Of the Of
fetal returns. Both parties claim small ma
jorities; but unexpected results in heavy
possible to overcome the large Democratic
gains. In either case It Is admitted that the
majority will be small, and can only be de-
termined By the official vote. The record
Ing Of the soldiers votes Ia necessarily very
slow, being distributed among various com
appear In tie tally papers, it is Impossible to
make an aggregate until the record ia more
complete.
PH1LADE1pu1A, Friday Oct. 1.-THE fol-
lowing returns are official:
1st District, Randall, Dem, mai, 4,167.
2nd: Dist. o'Neill's, Union ma. ,4.l69.
ath ai Pp1s p1st, Rsls:y' IREs6s: o6iSa 6nioa mail %s 5
5th Diet, Ross, Dem. mai, So.
9th Dist, Lshigh, Dem. maj, 2,o47, Dem.
II Dist, Chester county, Union maj,
2,o59, Dem. gain, al
,,s'hl si6 DIST; ss'n Bs.ts county, Dem. a' $685.
9th Dist, Thaddeus Stevens maj, 4, 4,o37,
Dem. gain, 1,G54.
10Th Dist ,schuJlkiu county gives strouse,
DEM. /: 750 maj.
17th Dist, Huntington county, Union
mtj., 517, Union loss, 576, compared with
the vote for Governor, Mihlin county, Union
Cu1tin. northampton county, Dem. maj,
2,6s3, Dem 1efs, 160. Carbon county, Dem.
maj 512, Dem. loss, G5.
18th Dist,. Clinton county, Dem. mai,
COG. Dam. gain, 37o.
2lst Dist, Westmoreland county, major
ity for Dawson, Dem, ], ,477, Dem gain, 800
to the Commercial says: tssecretary Stanton
has received returns from - Pennsylvania
regiments which give $3.50 Union, and $50
Democratic votes.