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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07
POLITICAL.

= ORR WARD p r. GREENE DEMOCRATIC AssoCr.
Is he last @esips q The xs'SslsoS held :.
Se s Mr. soSS H. HaDd n ss chair
scs %pe ape 70
lowing gentlemen representing their respective districts In
w Tss Which
%S:rs.s anhsard Of groesasy and vful corruption
tanned IN he last charter elscon pocs cast whereas
this brought about by unahfu members Of the party
who betrayed the confidence reposed in them a. democrats
Resolved rha, !, is imperative on the democracy all over
the couutry-,he only true conservative party left-to
sna ,.ss as ssS o.
The who w Dc M sr or
Grant have proven themselves to be on many hard fought
That WI :, sSS e .S ss
sss S ssss ss I r. q
their respective districts rs the consulting delegates OF ne
Resolved Tint each disric, delegation win De held re
ss nSss' " .ns
our snre bnassse IN ier~srdnS and promons The pur
pose Q, us s,sanss,on - a.. Ao,.., a.rro.
ne sss S'S
and si, s's sS unity : y
jaime. Conner p.ss DISTRICT ss.s.rs. thinner
'''' A0''''sssco SECOND DISTRICT sisS Gross
John Early, James Bryan,
Jacob Kohl, Prank 1seman,
rh si,sD f Dls1sfe;r
Hugh Mchshan, James Garrett
Frank Monaghan. - Bernard Pagan, 81
Peter ,. Greene, John Dsnnins. A.
Frank ueKenBa, 49,. mtchsel Hyland.
ys..a = s. D:sn.. S S:.;i:s =: csrry. !.
ski, s1inP SRI: SE'sFlc
| John Smith, Thonas Kean. st
John Kearpau, james Conway.
| - - Peter uePhttua - -ns
Michael Duane, $50 John j Bsssrnsp.
4 Terence NcDonaId, -, james Coyle, Nt
| EIGHTH DISTRICT
John n. Holland Owen ncPhinps,
4 Patrek Smith. Henry Jensen,
! 1yomn Il. HoLLAND. President
OVER ncPnriiSs. Secretary. =. -. -
! 4 OFu WARD woaKlNgMBn'e UNION DEMOCRATIC
Id Club win ees - O'ehaughheesys CORNER o. hrooms
ana PMt ssrssls op Wednesday evening February 10 q
oeloeh Richard Dosmef PRESIDENT Michael Byrnes Vice
IrssldenL Denh connen, Secretary; James hsksona.
1QrH WAND THE CITIZENS OF rHB EIGH.
~ ssssn w.rd n favor 81 General ncCiess e, Prssi
wad Mcclellan Union Club Tuesday evenings yebruA
~ AIN O'Clock. a. ConslutApn Hail. corner Twenty
ssSsss. az m.s sS Third sgspss nf Re-,
hb ns,sn b vos5S.' Secretaries. sA
\ REsTAURANTs.
| THE CLUB RESTAURANT. 4la 40 sa7 CORNER ov
BroqdwN and Canal street Furnishes TsNe 4. ticte
Dinner from 'o soc'cch AZ thirty ceuis Bes, 81 wines
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AND ASSESSMENTS, No. 81 CHAMBERS SrRFEr.
NYw YoRK Jan o. 1864
Notice hereby given ths, the assessmen. rolls q the
Tor The 1894 viii be open for inspection and review
til the 80 day Of April 1884 for The correction Of errors
real and estate Of the city and county Of New YORK
appca, q the Commissioner during the period above
The act Of sso provides tina. during the time The books
ded application may be made by any person consider ns
personal estate % have The same corrected ~ such
Of The real estate must be made in writing stating The
ipners shall examine into the compliant and y IN Their
to be corrected II such application B. made In rea
the assessed valuation OF personal estate the appi-
cant shall be examined under the oath BY said
OF them; and ~ 10 his or their udmen the assessment y
x the amcant Of such As they mar believe q be
after such Application shall have been made 70 the No
on real and personal estate under ss
the party aggieved unable 20 attend within the period
Tor me OF taxes " o.
y A.. WILLIAMSON, Commissioners
W ALLEN, Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

pvoadway and rsna &c sU rsN,e a ilots
Dinner from u 70 O'Clock. thiy ceos Hes, 81 Wines
and L,auciG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

The have declared scrip dividend OF thirty five
per upon all participating life policies now In force
which issued twelve months prior to Jan L. 1854 and
payment In cash on after first Monday in March
next nstalmen Of ~ cent upon dividends
heretofore declared 1850 1860 inclusive 70 those
holding certificates upon presentat ion a. the Home Once
Those having credits win be allowed the same upon their
NOES at the settlement of next premisnl.
BY order of the Board.
During the l675 policies have been issued in.
SxLXtNcR SHEET OF THE COMPANY. JAN ], 1864
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

I (lOOsPIECEs YARD WIDE TARLETANs FOR l2a
l.VUVGcentss yard.
800 pieces two yards wide raretans from IS cents up
w. DAZIANS,
Corner OF Broome and Centre streets
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-03

- - pssesasssd ~ ~ e1ieal yhSulty. A. ~
pseste. 70 - ~ nest voo6sBfsI TneIy ~ - SER
nansne caFs Of ~ l1suuDso u ~ OIU4Ag8. HVfR
kiDA1ys ~ RAAOD11 49, - 60 - eGsse6,
= noe q MllBkAL WAfkR. ~ flDn -.
eeoethst OoA9flIUfIOu WATe1 - (nasg1ed.
- - - ~ - - - Aeaokv 1Aea > a9Gfe 6sase
- oeeA knesa toeafs diesesss whisA sAssa 800
Arens1y Dsopsino ~ sistaos e sssafai13en "a.
~ eansse - elaesed aa1as saaasks psepaaeaaa 4
y = nos - ~ tbs nsss as3enGiAs peaeiunosS =
- eaY saly eDeen4-Gonae pnl1ia1ane khaa erfee
aoOA DeDamf U0s1los 49, - Essase e lsl 1.ake
nseO soeU Deo0 - o1sonpe1D1 aife: 81 Wenue-
60 g - 1Agaekan inssslea - ~ kastAs1no u
m0sdies sseAies hin y psedsssa eara 1hiIs
tsuth. -
atys Coastit1t1en water fAle ssial--vs sn>ss roe
vne ere enee1 500 sDssags eaee fro0 ~ 70 seos
80 - paxafar3y a1uoe - lsdIse vhe A
Foooatng - lo EraMS - IN es9xs a. 800 asfi.
enssoae eer Gieonsoes vtfA o. moaA elnoee ~ er11s
teess wsaia - fren leeal appHeAfons 10 IL tAsee0
~ 1teenees ~ ths bsaln.
-. - 80 slean 49, esssfslss - laaguaks 10 our
s-sss- - 49, - ns2 sseseslieesUnai-
psssons fSE vh3eh Csss1tssios Wsfer e a1sse1 NJ
u vnsse dtsease - memsSsm - Aeon a11J go -
have eous 70 tAs osaeiases 49, n tAs rsue2y z cap
aoie Of produeaMGa cuYs, mafxes what ~ dtaea>
0SAe be- 10 shoual - sd kao~n ~ The wsteoe is
pat up em ~ pablis ssd tAers shsas1 - : sasep
tons. - -S-r
We vosid ~. Ceessa.al.a wsssr i, - ~.
niese pal nsAe b sst the eys snd taae; d medi-
etne - evsry esnoe ~ the tsrm pneoA II eRe M
a the people Tor their relief asd ftaksn .e.sa.r =
ths Aifeeeasss viii in every cass psedecs rr1J<hI
ears Ne would 80 that ~ dsFsesisas n vkseya :,
oecar.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-03

Fer Rats, Mice. , O0oAoa Aneo. DoA-
Rugos M0thD In Rurs, Woo1o0, 1kc, l0s
SEC GO On Plants, eoWls, AnfuAA19, 70.
Put up 25c Soc and 500 Boxes, Bottles end Flasks
8 and IS sizes for HorKls, PrBc Issr7uSIoSss &c
"only infallibIe remedies known
@Rree from Poisons"
@Not dangerous 10 the Human Family"
Rata come out Of their holes 10 die"
~ Sold Wholesale in All 1&ge cities.
81 Scd by al Druggists and Retailers everywhere.
AS- n! BEwAREili Of al worthless limitations
~ See that "CosfARs" name IL on each Box, Bottle
and Flask, before You buy.
Aa- Address HRNRF A. COST All.
~ PRINCIPAL DErcf 4S2 HaoSDwAY, N. 7.
~ Sold by 3. u. VOWEL Co.
WILKINSON, BARTLETT Co..
Wholesale and Retail Agents, Keokuk, Iowa.
tanls-dAveO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-03

HeW the Geld Warkss Was Dall.eA.
The Philadelphia Telegraph, speaking
Of the sudden upward leap which gold
took last week, and It's equally suddea
fan, relates the following:
Now let M inquire how this state OF
things wss brought shout! We arc cred
IDLY informed that certain brokers in Phil
adelphia are entitled to the credi, Of the
whole operation. Their names are known,
and We believe the facts can be substan-
tiated beyond denial. Seven brokers, %
Third street, bought large Quantities Of
gold 1t the lowest point OF early yester-
day morning. About ten o'clock, in &C
cordance with the scheme agreed oS, they
simultaneously tslegraphed to their ten
correspondents in New York to purchase
City Thousand dollars in gold withou, limit
q 70 price. bat limiting the line to ten
minutes after receipt Of Instructions
The effect Was instaataneous. Ten bro
kers 10 New York market, each ono eager
70 earn his commissions, without limit -
TO price, Ill bidding against each other,
of course gold went up with bound.
Al this point the ten conspiratoss nm
loaded their gold At handsome profit.
and instantly sold gold short, or in other
words, agEeed 70 deliver to purchasers u
. less 6gass thaa ths naxiaum, ksoving
- they did thak gold would suddenly fail
when relieved Of the pressure theJ had
pat upon it. Il did fail, aud they sgain
\ -
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+
IRRITATION OF 1nn HECK OF rHR BLADDER.
INFLAMMATION or THE KIDNEYS,
cATARRH or fHs
BLAp,RR.
srRAHoUARY AND BURNING, Oh PAINFUL
uRIHATIMG.
Por these dlseases II 10 irnDy spve s,En rsmedy ana
90 much eannce b said II IN praise. sinse dose
"A -. = ss : e ss.s
dAy Of ~ osnataGtsa Hnisf vtii ,sSsse vou n
magic. -. 80
PHYSICIANS
asvs lo.ssiae gavs~ - ~ ass d ssehu e,bebs a.d
- ehs9 - ~ wsns 81 usaass ssuesy.
o0NsfITu1i0N WA1na s
Has proved itself equal . sAss Aas ssvs,v.d
DiuRETics
Irrtats and drsneA ~ s,sne,s and ~ s,nss -
soes - - cAfsa s1ses0ssai ION ana eo4armSG ala
We present the Consultation wsse, 10 n = s,s
with The that kAs euai ID reivfnr ~
sas.s q e, .s.sa I Aa.. Ises oaod chi
~ill Be rewarded esorts placing - vsus6l
remedy IL afSr~ 70 ness NJ tsasirsssau q 1s5its
kKADi 1kADi nsApll4
DAnv1LLs, Pa, June ID, 1esa.-Dr. ~. =. o. :
-7pssr .-ln resrossy, 1851, - sGicssd with
sugar diaoete., aud Tor I'VE menshs pasueA slasr
s.s = = ss.
|. - sss.. =: :s..s :; iss,. il. s srs.
says .er ssinf s.pss.esesd relief - ssssr ssk
sssto - eatrsly cared sosn 1fter r6Raia.
Ing ny asaat good health. YSsrstrssy,
Bosren ceassss. n. n, Dsc. n, Iesl-K.. =.
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NOTICE.

~ gi.saG Eaa pI EHfEs &w H5R .ef8ga
To- !h0anpson, l. Hayden, q. W.&h,nr,.u, ps...
Ne&Js ~ 4aslaz, Hs<ehianse: ~s''
aoa 80 - q yoa are heretr notne tia. thar. l.
HwS0AAlnf1DAnAh M onee ~ the Dstrfrt Cont II
- cosey 6ye e &eekuk = petition in ss.sisy n
ssSory .A-Se9aa, 01fkdne " ut above nasssdf 4 Y
ns1 = - Aayd~p< md 9. Nashinwspn A6srs this
- q - tst1ad fve Hundred loli4rs ~ money and
W. yeSr 1otss dated Aerrh sth lsS7 slso1asyinx a.
ooTs 81 s1le n Icts i 4An1 three Id Lluck "a
- lsQ Aqe = il block ~, In y y. Hnusue : 49,
M4NoSk3 4 kApf Es6knk, and for other relief
Ard Qle4 Np appear anl an<yeF sSl pesif3oS An a.
bkDse 1660 h We fttfd day of the next term of $40
QH4EA19 y hetst ke1knk - said cp1n4y o6AhS aya
II pstmbef, fsss Judg meni spd decree !, I'M -
~ a1Ssjrss s<,ysA fs- ] n segt9 lsn1siLi,
=. ~. - is.'lsner
0ESIl b &4 1lsssso .sfi
\ = ~ = s s. 4ss,sa !, cs Il
- NllnEs esNse euts1ing tifis Ia him u a. fss
10y - - sesun sad eight u block thirty six In
r. - - az -. Z =. 49, 4. s, Is
: = 4 ~, ~ 1870. :.
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GUARDIANS SALE W ,bsEAL

GUARDIANS SALE W shREAL
~ ErAEE--Notice il hereby Eiyen thsf the uisiug-
siSked ouArsnxp II n a. and L. D. beLous nIhtfs wiil
as3l ~ public Ne1ue "Wednesday Mag 3S&h-lhEA -
III. front doos 81 sls Court House, III Kstkk kox
ing described real esia<e to-~at 1he A8lNl4k "a D.
w " Of g. h. u or Sec. 5, yo~nship GO n, r. 5w- in
Lee county Iowa.
xsia sale 70 ~ between the hours ~ = ~ and
66ei6rk ~ M commencing nj eioek q. b. Of sd day
rersun made knox usy u sale II .,.s,s,,.s}s
RbtKxf II GntNoRE. ~ HTAFfOkD,
xpxx5dAu i Attosne3 y. as ! ! 4nardlAs.-
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'sse Legal Notices.
STATES AAKSHAL'S

Cxirxp s1xrss q AxyxIcs District Or IOWA, "a
~ yttst Of an lp djrcctad ieut ~ The
Clerk OF the District The United States tbs
scushsrn IAsniu II the tiesrlcx IL lvNA aud axafst
las H. Hosey favor Of Archibald Ioniig yanki-eek
have npen- ana will BslI 10 thk 1ddsF
the dog the ticf Occ Of The Uisi5ct Court vi ,i,e
uuissi etstss fsr the bstfi<s 4o~ ~ keS0k Ia rSf1
District the 9TH day OF May, A. D.ls64 bsfween tle
1ssass al L. NJ and a. lock n MIA said ry
the following property to~it Ue undivided y vi syul
acf-s - q the East side u north west y a se4iou M
pslip lco range west spa ttpul iut r VI Rs
q sided H u bisice VI said quarter secton MI In Lee
COZ. my. Iowa M sf..s t..g.ss~ss s..4..s. e--s-z
taken md kvird upon thp property ~ Janis II
Ro3sAy TO satisfy said rit OF xssusi1p. = fs ~
w s@s ~ n NJ HIKE C. 4. Marshal.
spk g~ ~vaWa syHARIr1 Nv LIN, QrpSty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-03

learn . sh69 I'm }hey IN eAin3
ny back. = they did IeeeAiRh Il I'LL
then with = ktale re11otJ - IN
dog. This 81 a. r. 411I W.
looked . dc hlN66at ~ Setes-
ct - Sns wh<1 H1 "A lthx II And,
in low vo'oe, beGaesDllk - hsss an
rspiy ~ IL high key. sssss%
81 tell Jon no ncs ~ Moi . Ter SlEeR
mo Ely dollars and thea ave hundred
de3lAgsi fegtaPe yea Want aortee. IL T
&ysssehpe6df 1os q Aevsrf lev joe..
cared about 1eaviae, but I'll live yoa Is
uudsrstssd, tlag & y0i SAe6ld eiIsr ~
the whols thiftsss thsnsesd dollass-
and then, Il Jea had Is, tweoty o. City
thousand mess. I wonA sot do it. /
tell you Mr. GAynnch, thsrs isn't money
enough on the fsos ef this sarsh, or IN.
der il, to make ~ sign dsed It this
time. There d It lsast one period 10 the
life Of every pesDon when there i some
thing n noro valss than money. ! didn't
use % understand about this war: and
/ didn't ears - mnch about II and or
blessed soldiers who ere fighting il il.
. I shoujd have done, bst nov /
80 through the whole Of IL: these
threats and warnings Aod that shot laet
night, coms hoans 70 me, and I 80 : des-
perate and widespread oooflist eoisR On
betwssn the povsvs Of darkness sad iiRbt.
and il viii 20 on, till one conquer. /
know which. viii CONQUER, and 1 am likely
e i've long enough TO see these traitor.
which ass either The sewn Of slave soeisly
OF its defssders, b thankful on their
bonded knees that they are mot extssmi-
mated, root and branch. Don't you s-
nembss that poor man who cane here
last fall With his Jaw 20 smashed by
crowd Of copperheads. and giving n an
sceount Of how they nearly ruined his
orchard? He nay want 70 90 away, bat
cast while /, who car won't I woa't
desert such man. Instsad Of one like
rs, going TO leave the coantry, twenty
should como in. and they win come. II
belong to the Never Give Up Society. L
know that / value social advantages, bat
in comparison With the riches and rights
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-03

~ olate and Vanilla Chocolates Bakers Cocoa ard c..
Shells 0st Mea Fresh Canadian good article Corn
Starch Heckers Parma Worcester Sauce Dixics Heuce
Chow chow, Tsmarfnds, Piccolih and Mixed Pfckies
Pickles In vinegar by the Dbl doz Oysters Lobsteru
erdines White Pepper whole ground Durees select
Spices all kinds dos. Patent Spice Boxes - doz floor
Hearth and wisp Brooms, well sna1e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10


Apparent Lincoln majority, 1000
The above is given as an approximation oiiiy'
INT the best VIC can make. Further returns
may change it considerably, though we 10 no'
zee how they can change the result.
We have late dispatch giving osns" County "s OBJ,
&, a.s Gov Jincon which is in direct COLLISION VIII
$50, and .iycumstsptisl accounts. We hope THIS
should be Ontario County
If onr friends who telegraph US go fIeeiy rom
different parts of the State 70 know what is me re-
anti would only send along the majority IN 'he''
own Counties respectively, We might return them
more decisive answers. As il is, we ce not "ccu-
rately know the result in the River Counties OF
Westchester, Putnam, Orange, Sullivan ond Co.
lumbia. How, then, can we answer Inquiries as 10
the majority for Lincoln in the State
ALBANY n. Y, Wednesday Nov. Q, 1851.
Tg, Journal claims the State by about 5000
Republican majority. The returns, however it says,
are very scattering and do not justify pOiiys esIi'
mate.
re reus claims the State FOR the Democracy by 100
or 2 600 majority.
The Republicans viii have about IS majority in the
Assembly.
ALBANY COUNTY.
Albany County gives 400 Democratic msjorty and
,lsets oil four members OF Assembly
RICHMOND COUNTY.
rr.Sd,.t eovsiucr. Centres. v.'sne, A.s%b,
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Naval Issslligcaees
yIRNOHr, NINETEEN GUNs.

The receiving ship Vermont, at the Brookly1
lNsvy.Ysrl hss on board at the present nIne soooe
men, most Of whom are seemep. She RECEIVING s0oe
Is men per dsy Enend is alarmed at Ter iseh a -
men. The IN IN Who vere enlisted about the nne
The Crimean var are nearly ell discharged their term
snls,ment HAVING expired II 10 currently reposte9
sha, not ore in one hundred have a. yet rcslissd but
That numheys sre coming ~ this country and olpin
crs rayx This 70 On important fser and may vel
csnss scme urcaaness In British naval circles.
smpp,y AND NAIL STEAMER FOR TIE EAST AM
WEST GULF sQUAD8ONS.
The u. 6. naval supply steamer bermuda
=. a. Vol Lieut. j. w. Smith commanding. VIII -
t.or thc Philadelphia NavyYsrd On Saturday, Msv1
70 Tor the West Gulf Squadron. touching as Xey We
- And passengers Tie mails and parcel s1pHss -
serr packages &C., for these squadrone WV - r.
vnrded by this steamer il sent " Osborns. NO. ~
g., NewYork City. before noon OF the iitn inse' -
SPYREA, sTEAMSHIP, 1--WE GUNS.
The new twin screw gunboat built BY B. u
pook az Fair Haven win be ready 6f eerytce 10 alou
ten dsvs This ship V mate to the Hybisens. vhao0
made such sucotssfhl tral-trp last week rbess vse
sells ready for sea- win draw only ak feet and ssfy
heavv battery. II . . - '---. --.-.- i-.' 4
- PERSONAL rr-m h.. !
Lieut.. Thos. Starr Spencer, q. 8. n, Exeeus
tive Oesr OF the U. g. steamship Lackawsnna Ii tAG
attack upon the Mobile forts in August last Il Il pre-
sAt 81 New London, Conn. On leave Of abssass. :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10

the Home vote: Allegheny. o,coo; Armstrong, 2oo;
Crawford, LOO Wes,mOreland, about the same as IN
October; Beaver, 900; Bsr 425; Scattering returns
show pretty uniform Union gains. The majority IN
Allcrhany. with the Soldiers vote will reach II CO.,
g. d. b..
PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday Nov. ., leo4'
The Bulletin says: The returns indicate that
The majority in Pennsylvania for Lincoln on the homo
vote will be from TO- 900 TO $1,000 The soldiers vote
will swtl this to over 10000 .."
Delaware county-Unon majority, 1,5Oo;
Union gain coo.
PHu.,prLrnA, Wednesday Nov. 9. 1904.
The Press estimates the Union majority on
the Home vote TO be from COCO to 10000 But the
country returns como in slowly and tho wires WORK
80 badly that the news to-day. though favorable to the
Union party does not materially alter previous ca!cua'
TONS TIE Ire still considers the result az doubtful on
the Home vote. TIE North Am1icdn thinks there 10 no
doubt that the State has gene Union. but does not
specify the majority.
LAWRENCE COUNTY.
Lawrence County gives $40 Union majority.
LANCASTER COUNTY.
: With fifteen districts to hear from, gives J,Oo0
for Lincoln The districts hear from viii probably
increase 10 TO $500.
HUNTINGDON COUNTY.
Sixteen districts out Of twcnyoight are heard from
The County win give about C'5 majority for Lincoln
a Vnion gain ofI3s.
ALLEGHANY COUNTY.
Nineteen districts, including Pittsburgh aud
Allegheny cities give Lincoln gain Of 900 on the 0c
tobsr election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10
KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Wednesday, Vow o. 1884
The vote has been very light on account 81
the heavy storm.
The Demoero, soys the state has gone for MoClsas
large majority; how LARGE, it is impossible 70 ~
Some Democrats claim 1900 majority.
Our own opinion Is that .ac majority for McC'sna1
will come within the figure stated by the Union pres
in previous dispatch Bat the returns being meagef
and the remote counties nos having yet been hssI2
from, it is almost mposs ibe TO form decided ooneis-
LOUISVILLE "Wednesday Nov. e-p N
The election has been the most quiet knowN
for years. The onion Press Qincoln organ) estimates
McClellsn's majority 10 Kentucky ut from l3,oV -
OOo The JosyRal lDem) claims majority OF 2''~S
for Mcclellan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-10
The following are the names Of the successful cand

The following the names Of the successful candl-
dates:
AssEKBI YhES--Deos Z. Culver, WIN. II. Broking,
John Van Worst Leon Albeit, Abraham Duryea,
Hiram Van Buskirk.
COUNTY CIERX--George W. Cassidy.
SURRoGATE-James O,Neil.
SHIRirF-B Bernard McAualIy.
CoRONEEs-- Dennis Farrell Martin Hanley, George
8. Avery.
ORANGE, N. J.
The home Of Mcclellan has given majority
against hi The Democrats in their rage at their de.
feat spiked the old cannon chat had been used by both
parties On tho green through the canvass which was
early discovered by the Unionists who sent some OF
their blscksmiths to drill open again. Pending this
the Unonists al their meeting called for history oil
that cannon" when it ascertained that it formerly
belonged to battery and was in Use in the war OF
1912; and Just then bang went the old gun electrying
tie whole neghborhood,, between II and IL O'CLOCK
whereupon three cheers were given with Will iof
tho old cannon" and resolution unanimously adopted
consrcrating II to "Union and Liberty now ara Tor
ever This morning, as the early train OF passengers
crossed the river nj tho HObokon ferry the people
amused themselves in cheering Justify for Lincoln and
united In singing America" the "Stnr-spSDgiea
Baner," "Old John Brown" song: which latter they
kept I'D all tho way into the slip on the New SIDE
Tho Unoaists of Ncw-Jersey are very jubilant over
the election returns and feel confident that they have
carried the state for Lincoln.
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MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Wednesday. Nov. >, 1864.

BALTIMORE Wednesday Nov. ., 1864.
Frederick CO.-Incomplete returns give Llu-
coin not less than l,5OO NAL gain Of 500.
| Worcester Co-Returns from district show a
Union gain
Caroline Co-Lincoln has 40 mai on the home vote.
Union gain. 4CQ.
Carroll Co. gives l72 majority for the entire Union
ticket; Union gain 27j.
Cecil Co. gives from 100 to go majority for Lincoln
gain.
Baltimore County.-Incomplste returns show Union
gains.
Washington Co. gives Union gains.
The Union men have majority in the House. The
Scnate 10 doubtful.
The Union majority in the State Is about oiooo
Howard Contradiction 1879 majority.
Baltimore County lie stl in doubt
Talbot Coun,y-Lincoln, io5 majority; Union gain
590
Queen Anne County Mcclellan. eo0msjorty. Union
gain, so.
| Tho Ist Congressional District is In doubt.
BALTIMORE, "wednesday. Nov. 9. 1861.
Tbs latest returns from the State show that the
Unionsts have elected three out Of i've congressman
with the let District in doubt.
Tho Union majority in the State win probably not fall
below 3 eco on the home vote.
There viii be a Union majority in the House The
Senate Is Democratic.
Swami for Governor ahead Of the National ticket
| In some quarters. .
The official Union majority in the City Of Baltimore
is l,23l.
Dorchester County gives Mcclellan 500 majority
Union gain Of ST.
Prince George County gives Mcclellan 1855 major
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Sailors Fair.

BosroS Wednesday. Nov. 9. 1864
The grand National Sailors Fair opened at
the Academy Of Music 10 night with great ee'a iAef
was large attendance and among the no'soinnss
present were Capt. WinsoT aud the oihcefs Oh 'os
KesrsaTge. Capt. WOrden, Admiral Stringent zee
others.
Addresses we're made by the Hon Edward Esereft
the Hon. X. {. Winthrop, the Hon. X ID. Dana sns
others letter from Secretary Weles' and 'eee's0
from President Lincoln were received. 4