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earnestly believe that yho

ann endorsement % given earnestly believe that yh1
consequences OF tns day work-f II you assume.
and seems probaole-will be 10 tue lasting a.
vastage. not 70 the very salvation, the country
cannot at this hour say what has been the result
OF the election, but, whitevsr Il may BE-
have desire 20 modify this opinlon
that all who have Iabored to-day Va behalf the Union
Organization have wrought for the best their
country and world not only for the present. Tor
all future ages am thankful 10 God for this approval
OF the people. But while deeply grateful for this marx
OF their confidence in me. II know my heart my graft
tude Is from any aint OF personal triumph do not
mpagn the motives OF any opposed TO me- II s no
pleasure TO me TO triumph over any one. But give
thanks 20 the Almighty for this evidence OF thepeopes
resolution 10 stand by free governments and tho rights
humanity.
When the President retired vigorous oals were made
for Marshal iamon, who In attendance upon him.
but as he did not respond the seenaders withdrew The
Secretary Of War present departments q
the time Of the sorenads
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j ID q Il q y v II Il
Additional Election Returns
from All Parts Of the
Country.
New Jersey, Kentucky and
Delaware for Mcclellan.
All the Others for the Ad-
ministratiOn.
About 225, 900 Majority Of the Popu-
lar Veto and 1872 Of the EIsc-
toral Vste fer Lincoln.
The Vote OF New York and
Pennsylvania,
&sss Ae.. ke.

Tho additional election returns received last night al
Enough somewhat meagre, only the general re-
suit % announced in the HERALD yesterday We have
received sufficient details to justify in stating that
twothirds OF the next Congress will be republican
The administration complain that II has not suf
Client strength in Congress for all emergencies
We give this morning additional returns as we
have received from different States up the hour Of 60
ing to press
We Continue our tables OF the votes and maories In
New York and Pennsylvania, the only two States in
which there any interest now They have probably
both republican, the former by about five thousand
and the latter from ten to dfeen thousand majority
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COIN ticket has ony about Tooo majority n We sssaty
N 1850 the republican majority was 100. -
ON0NDA0A COUNTY.
Fenton. the republican candidate for Governor has 10
votes more than the Lincoln electoral ticket the county
ORANGE COUNTY.
mo vote is very cose In 1860 the county gave ll3
democratic majority and In 1862 it gave Seymour ITO
majority.
JEFERsoN COUNTY.
Fenton ran ahead Of the Lincoln electoral ticket
SULLIVAN COUNTY.
In seven towns the gained SIG over tho vote
OF 1853
HERKIMER COUNTY.
Three towns estimated, the complete, gives Lin
coin OIL majority.
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THE S TATE S.
VOTE OF NEW YORK STATE FOR PRESIDENT.

There hardly exists doubt In relation the result OF
the election this State The Lincoln electoral ticket
succeeded by from Eve to ten thousand majority and
Governor Seymour has probably been defeated By ap.
proximate figures. A
Below will be found the returns Of this State for
President compared with tho Presidential $780,
received up to early hour this morning. In
1860 the republican majority was so ,13o-
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conn eCsicut.

OOnneCeicut.
HARTFORD, Nov. Q, 1854
New haven county.--Lncoln s,325; Mcclellan, o,is2.
New London county Lincoln. s2o; Mcclellan 1885,
Fairfield oounty.-Iinoon. e,450 Mcclellan, o,303.
Windhan county.-Liucoln, 3674; Mcclellan, 2,l7s.
Litonne'd couny.-Lnc9ln, 4,5a9; Mcclellan, 3.S7l.
Toand county.-Lncoln, 2.SlS; McCelland, 2035.
hiddiesex county-Lncoln, 3,ll3; McCleladd, 3.1O7.
Hartford couuty-Lincoln, $3.50; McCeliand, e,osl.
The above completes the State with the exception OF two
two towns-Betnany and Warren. Lncoln's majority,
2,6H.
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ne sss's~iss ere s.s names q sAs ssoos.fsl oanai

ne ssssswiss tss ssnss Il shs ssoossufsi oand
Asssm biymsn-Delos K. Culver. WIN. n Booking, John
Van Worst, Leon Abbott, Abraham Durycas Hiram Van
Buskirk
County Clerk-George W. Cassedy.
surrcgato-James O'Nen
6hern-Bernard McAnaliy.
Coroners-Dcnnis Farrell, Martin Hauey, George 8.
Avery.
Cape May county gives 200 Union majority Starr, for
for Congress tUnion), has 1sT majority.
TRENTON, Nov. Q, 1854.
The result In this Stale s about 1900 majority for
Mcclellan.
For Consress-Prst district Starr ep) 10 elected BY
large majority; Second district Newell (rep) has 2l3
majority; Third district, sitgreaves (dem) elected;
Fourth district Rogers (dem Is elected Fifth district,
Wright (dem.) is elected.
10 the State Senate tho democrats have majority
Of Ave. In tho House there win be tie.-
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Missing City Districts.
For Sheriff, District Attorney aud County Clerk
Second district II Filth ward.
First and Fourth districts OF Sixth ward.
Second district of Seventh ward.
Twelfth district OF Eighth ward
Sixteenth district Of Eleventh ward
First District OF Fourteenth ward.
Third and Fourth districts Of sixteenth ward
Second district of the Eighteenth ward.
Filth and Eleventh districts OF the Twentieth ward.
Teoth and Eleventh districts OF the first ward.
Third district OF the Twenty second ward
Third district OF the Nineteenth ward. Missing for
Sheriff and District Attorney only.
Fifth district OF the Twentieth ward Missing for
District Attorney and ounty Clerk.
Fourth and Sixth districts OF the sixteenth ward Mis-
sing for Sheriff only
Fourteenth district Of the Twentieth ward Missing
for Sheriff only.
Fourth and Fifth districts Of the FIRST ward Missing
for County Clerk only.
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Rejoicing an Boston.

BosroS, Nov. 0, 1884.
salute OF one hundred guns fred the Com.
mon day In honor OF tho reelection OF Mr.. Linoolp
Governor Andrews has ordered salute OF hundred
guns be fred to morrow morning
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Delaware.

WILMINGTON, Nov Q, 1854.
Returns from Kcnt county show democratic gains
1862, and from Sussex county union gaius.
WILMINGTON, Del. Nov. 9, 1854
Kent and Sussex counties have gone for Mcclellan
Mcclellan carries the State by 450 majority.
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RHODE Island.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. 8, 1884,
Tho returns from all the towns in tho State, except
Block Island. show majority Cor Lincoln OF SOIL fhs
soldiers vote will increase It,
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No Lsdy's Toilet Com plete Unless thsgA
be the fragrant soaodou yYje hs breath swes. odcrs
quick riys :!sbs.sr TINT pearls cot In oogal
vase. Sold by all druggists and porfumern
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Maryla N Il.

BALTIMORE, Nov. o, 1854.
Frederick oounty.--Tncompete returns give Lincoln
not less than l 500 majority; gain oG500
Worcester county.-Relurns from district show
Union gain.
Caroline couny.-Lincoln has $50 majority the homo
vote Union gain 400.
Carroll county gives l72 majority for the entire Union
ticket Union gain 275.
Cecil gives 100 200 majority for Lirson gain.
Baltimore county. y.-Incompiete returns show Union
gains.
Washington county gives Union gans
The Union men have majority in tho House. Tho
Senate is doubtful.
The Union majority in the State is about Z, 900.
Howard couuty-McCelan, 100 majority.
Talbot county.-Lincoln, 435 majority Union gain,
690
Queen Ammo county ty-MccleIlan. 500 majority Union
gain. 557.
The First Congressional district Is 10 doubt.
The latest from the State that the nion
elected three Of ave Congressman, with the
drst district In doubt.
The Union majority the State win probably not fall
below 900 on the homo vote
There wiz be Union majority in che House The
18enate Is democratic.
SwsDn, for Governor ahead OF the national ticket
The official Union majority in tho city Of Baltimore is
I,23l
Dorchester county gives Mcclellan 500 majority,
Union gain of 537
q
democratic gain OF 24l.
Tennessee.
t4 NASHVILLE, Nov. Q, 1854.
Nashville gives Lincoln ,3l7 Mcclellan Is. The Ohio
soldiers there gave Lincoln 478, Mcclellan l01.
The Lincoln ticket Is elected in Nashville by very
la rye majority. The proceedings were very quiet.
Kentucky.
LoUIsvMLs, Nov. 0, 1864.
Tho vote has becn very light account Of tho heavy
storm.
Tho Democra, says tho state gone FOR Mcclellan by
large majority; how largo IL 10 impossible 70 TELL
| Some democrats claim so 900 majority.
Our opinion Is that tho majority for McClcIIan will
within tho figure stated by the Union press 10
previous desptc but tho returns being meagre and tho
remote counties mot having yet boon hsard from II Il
almost impossib q 10 form . decided conclusion
The election has been the most quiet known for
Tho Un.on Pyess 0con organ) estimates McClellan's
Journal (democrat) claims . majority Of $4,000 for
McCi elan.
Illinois.
SPRNGrKLD, Nov. Q, 1864.
Il is how believed that the republicans have a major.
ty branches Of the Legislature. and elect
Congres smen.
WiscOnstn.
MADISON, Wis, Nov. 0, 1864
The republicans eect al majority ia both branches OF
the Legislature end ave OF the six Congressman II
may require the soldiers vote 70 carry two Of them.
THE POPULAR MAJORITiES.
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According TO the Latest Returns by
Tolauranh.
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New Jersey.
ruR Stair DEMOCRATIC BY FIVE THOUSAND MAJo.
RrrY-oHs UNION MRNBRR OF ooNoRnss GAINED.
NEWARK, Nov. o, 1864
New Jersey gives Mcclellan about 500 majority
Starr and Newell (union), aud Stgreavcs, Rogers and
Wright fdem) arc elected 70 Congress.
The Unon,sts gain 1000 votes In the state 1s62
when Goyornor Parker was elected BY nearly Is 900
majority.
Tho Union party carry every county In South and West
Jersey clcctng every member OF the Legislature there
The state Senate will stand thirteen democrats 10 eight
UnIou,sss--a Union gain Of one member. The House,
with breo counties to hear FROM stands thirty Union 10
twenty one democrats. The Union party will probably
have ono or two majority there; but joint ballot the
democrats will small majority, thus securing tho
United states Senator 10 succeed Mr. Ton Eyck (nion
The First district gives Saarr two thousand majority
the second gives Newell four hundred majority the Third
rvos sgreaves about three thousand hundred
iorty tho Fourth gives Rogers eighteen hundred MAORI
w. ard the Fifth gives Wright two thousand three hun
dred majority.
HUDSON C0UNTY-C0MPLRTE.
The following Ia result Of tho election Tuesday
Mcclellan. ...........,.... o,oso
Majority for Mcclellan. 1882
CONGRESSIONAL.
wright. o,eIz
Wakemsn. ............,........... $3.50
Majority for Wright. 11s1
The entire democratic ticket sa the county 10 elected
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THE CITY RETURNS.

The County and Judiciary Ticket
Elected.
The entire Tammany ticket is elected, with bur one ex
cepton that OF County Clerk. The following are tho
names OF the elected
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Prizes Dashed In All Legalixed LsttsKx
- Brokers orncs. I7s Broadway, NJ
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An Infallib1e eRemedy.-Hais's Honey
OF HOREHoUND AND TARA certain for coughs
colds influenza. hoarseness, dicult bpsathtng ~
affections Of THO hro.s bronch. tubes and lungs esaia6
ption The Honsy OF Horehound soothss all fU
ation The Tar OF Basam Of 0iIead penstatss seaass
a OF the throat There nothfno
like IT, For sale by all druggsts CHARLnS pOWNB19
General Agent a Cedar street, New York.
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Batchel0r's Hair Dye-ahe Best I'm tAo
world reliable insan The only psrfUrn
dys Sold By ell drugsista Factory 81 Barclay stresl
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A Little ProdIgy.-rhe Bca utifut New
TEN dollar patent SEWING MACHINE, perfect rowe
workiag Ike charm indispensable TO evsry family Dire
maker iner, &c. For sale fg Broa dwayS
NJ r., where the little wonder operation.
j. r. RICHTER General Agent FOE New Tork.
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Seal Riugs for Gcnt1e men .-sno n.s ~ ~"s-s &C
hundred and hfty dollars each Tor ssIe y. W. " ~Ss
ais door below Csn'i s5eeS
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At $50 Broadway, Open Day snd Even-
ing for the convencsce OF citizens and strangers
FOWLER WELLS. Phrenoogst and PubusherA wnn
examinations and give charts day ana
evening
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Ledtcs VINO Are I'm Want OF n Nfcss
Cologne should try Burnets II % b. the ne plus
ultra. One test Is sufficient HBLMBoLD's
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rn r.a,cmI specfaIist.

The Medical Specialist.
Price ., cents Mailed 10 any address
7p5 Broadway, n Y.
speci. for the Eye Ear Throat and casarrS
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Marters Great Picture Of eco 80
Park on view and for sale at BALL bLAcn w ~
ROADWAY.
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An Admirable adsvs
why 10 lady who has provided herself with "PHALONG
NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUs.n In ANTICIPATION OF tha
far tha M
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Dr. ,. II. Newton, whose wondep
ter N. T., until December ~
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Highest Premium Lock stitch Sevvsue
| Machines wHEKLBR 4 WILSON, 62s Broadway.
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Jewe1ry and Watcnes-Of All Descrtp-
for sale by GEO G. ALLEN as Broadway one door
belov~Canal street formerly n Wall street,
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| Corns, Buntons. EaIargsd Joints, anG
all diseases Of tbs feet cured BY DR.. zACHARlR re-
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Total republican gain thus fhF over October election
$3.50. :.
PnnApsIrurA, Nov. Q, 1894
The Press estimates tho Union majority Oh tho home
vote to bs from 900 to 10 900; bat nx Sty returns
como in 90 slowly and wires work badly, that tho
news TO day though favorable TO the Union party does
not materially alter previous eaeuiatoos The Aos st
considers ths result Doubtful the homo vote The
NorA American thinks thcrs II doubt that The State
has gone Union, but docs not specify thS majority.
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-. Japanese Hair Stain Csiors the
n.Ssrs and mustache beautiful black or brown II
sis,s OF Only prepsrson Color VIII no fsde or wa
out On" 8 .. UF6AM. rhlade phA. Sole Prsprietcs
CO. ii PARK row; II q Wells Co., MS Irantiiu sfes<
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Pennsylvaaia.
We have received but few additional returns from
this State There about thirty eight counties which
have nothing whatever from, and some OF the othcrs
only partial. Bat those counties heard rcm,show
republican gain ths result At the October eIec
tion In the same OF four thousand, which
indicates q republican majority In the State In the
1eipbborhood OF fifteen thousand
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purslar ana Damp Proof ssies sad Rotary Locks foe
dwelling house doors VALENTINE q g6JLBM
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Tennessee.
fs NASHVILLE, Nov. Q, 1854.
Nashville gives Lincoln ,3l7; Mcclellan, 2S. The Ohio
soldiers there gave Lincoln 478. Mcclellan 10l.
The Lincoln ticket Is elected In Nashville by very
Ia rye majority The proceedings were very quiet.
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Tho Feeling I'm Neutrality-suspicious.
and Speech OF tho President.

wAmmorox Nov. Q, 1854
Tho most complete quiet prevails here TO day. Even the
Mcclellan have acquicsced in the result Not muir
mur Of dissatisfaction heard In any direconl There
IL Icss excitement than usual on such occasions The
friends Of Mr.. Lincoln, in their meeting At the onion
League last night agreed to postpone any demon
stra,,ou over the sweeping Of tho republican
dda,e t Thursday evening, when the formal congra,u.
iatoos 10 be made This morning, however, between
two and three o'clock few impetuous Peunsylvanans
finding that the President was at the War Department
repaired tbither with . band and sereusded him. Mr.
Lincoln acknowledged the compliment in tho following
rcmarks:--
fMErDs AND pstiow CnzRHs-Eveu before had heen
Informed bv you that this compliment was paid me BY
loyal chizens OF Pennsylvania friendly TO me, had IN.
erred that you were OF that portion OF my countymcu
who think that The bcet interests o the nation are 70 De
subscrved by the support OF the present
do not pretend TO that you who think 80
ell the patriotism and loyalty OF the country ~, ~
believe, and trust wthcst personal interest," .nss
welfare Of the country docs require that snen sopps
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X KenIucky..

Wisconsin.
MADISON, WIS.,, Nov. 0, 1864
The republicans elsct al majority 10 both branches OF
the Legislature end ave OF tho six Congressman Il
may require the soldiers vote 70 carry two Of thsm
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-04-12

Re- PLATr SMITH has been elected
President Of the Dubuque Il Sioux City
Railroad Company, and has recently re
turned from New York with means 10
push the road promptly to Iowa Falls,
and tie promise Of enough to construct
The whole second division TO Fort Dodge
There can be no question now, we think
that the road will be pushed with al
energy. Mr.. SMITH has always beer
connected with, and devoted to. thu
Road and its interests, and by constan
investigation, study and observation, ha
fitted himself most thoroughly for tn,
practical duties of the position which h,
now holds. With his heart in the work
with men and means at his back, we hav
more faith than ever before OF the road
progress westward We congratulate
our own people, as we'll as our western
neighbors, upon the prospect OF speed,
opening up Of the coal beds OF the lows
and Des Moines Rivers.
There is no Railroad in the coun
try, Of its length, doing better business
than tho Dubuque and Sioux City. 1t
passenger receipts are largely in excess
of those of any other road in the Sta tie
while its freighting business severely
taxes the resources OF the company
There is no reason, then, why, with tn,
magnificent land grant which the com
pany possesses, the road should not b.
pushed rapidly TO the Missouri and be
yond, and become favored branch o
the great Pacific Road.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-04-12
War News.

1t is said that while Gen. GRANT was
at Fort Monroe, preliminaries satisfacto-
ry to an exchange, we're concluded and
approved by him. We sincerely trust
that this may be SO.
The details OF the victory at Fort De
Russey, show that large share Of the
honor was won by Col. SHAw's brigade,
composed OF the 18th, eth, and 32d
Iowa. Gen. BANKS forces, under Gen.
FRANKLIN, have reached Alexandria, on
the Red River, while Gen. SMITHS for
ces, and the fleet of Com. Porter, have
taken Shreveport, without loss. This
sweeps the Red River country pretty
clear Of Rebels, and insures the speedy
liberation Of Texas, in which movement
the army OF Gen. STEELE is also coop.
Grating. Shreveport is near the Texas
line, has railroad running into north
western Texas, and is the best possible
base for operations in that State. A CO.
operating column will probably start
from the Gull, and doubtless the two ar.
mics will fast release the Union men of
Texas from Rebel domination.
Col. CLAYTON, with a small force, re-
Gently attacked rebel force at Mount
Elias and Long: lew, Arkansas, burned
a pontoon bridge, and train OF 35 wag,
ons loaded with ammunition and stores,
captured 32o prisoners. with a large
quantity Of small arms, mules, horses,
and confederate money. Il was a brill
liant little exploit.
1t seems FORREST is likely TO make his
way safely Southwark. GRIERsoN has
troubled him some, but his force is too
small TO capture The rebs.
The reorganization Of the Potomac
army continues, but the roads are in
such horrible condition as to forbid any
prospect Of speedy operations.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-04-12
Ship Canal.

Es- The Ship Canal Convention, to
be holden in Dubuque on the first Wed
nesday of March, bids fair to be an in
auental gathering. The members OF
the Wisconsin Legislature favorably re-
ceived, and cordially endorsed, the prop
osilon for tie convention and doubtless
Illinois, Missouri and Minnesota will be
well and iufiuentially re presented. The
project is one Of vast importance TO the
States Of the Upper Mississippi Valley,
and should be energeticslly pressed to
successful consummation. Akin TO the
Pacific Railroad in natural importance,
and justly to be connected Herewith, il
should command all the earnest, persistent
effort that has been given to that project
With the water line Of communication
brought TO the Mississippi, the rich treas
ures ofthe vastregion stretching westward
to the Pacific would be poured out upon
the western bank Of the Great River,
building up our River cities into large
commercial and manufacturing centres.
The advantage would be incalculable, too,
to the agricultural interests CT our State,
cheapeuing as il would, the transporta-
ton of our Observation-Disclosures bulky sta
pies in which our wealth consists, and in
which our prosperity must ever be large
ly wrapped up. Calculate the millions
Of bushels Of grain that we shall SCI nd,
annually, Observation-Disclosures too, the
cheapening of freight, and the conse-
quent increase of profit to the farmer, by
such a communications then you
viii readily realize the importance Of this
work to Iowa, and to the West Mississippi
States. In this age Of engineering tri-
umphs the project seems feasible, and is
even pronounced plain and easy. II a,
all practicable, why should il not com,
mand our every energy, our most persist
ant and determined effort? 1t certainly
should have the hearty sympathy, and,
we think. the enthusiastic support, Of
every resident Of Iowa. Let our own
merchants and business men lend count
enance aud encouragement to the projec
by sending authorized representatives 10
the convention.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-04-12

WAR Has ITS TRIUMPHs, So HAS
PEAcE.-While the armies of the Union
were winning brilliant victories. the
Chemical Salerotas was enjoying series
Of uninterrupted triumphs over the popu-
lar aversion to all saleratus, because the
common kinds in use were found 10 be
destructive Science had demonstrated
that the Chemical Saierdtus was not only
pure in It's nature, but wonderful in its
effects, producing better bread and bis,
cult than any other kind Of saleratus or
soda known.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-04-12

Gs- We have been requested to pub
lish the following extract from the pro
ceedings of the Executive Committee o.
the Northern Iowa Sanitary Fair, held
on Wednesday April 9th, at Dubuque.
at was moved and seconded that the
motion passed at the meeting held one
week ago, accepting the proposition
made by the Soldiers Friend Society o.
Independence, be reconsidered, which
was carried in the affirmative.
The motion made at the previous meet.
ing to accept the terms proposed by the
Soldiers Friend Society OF independence,
was, after discussion, unanimously re.
jecled."
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-04-12
The Elections.

The result Of the Spring Elections is
all that loyal men could wish. Connect
icut follows New Hampshire, and rolls
up 5000 Union majority for Governor
and tho State ticket, and elects a egisla
ture three !ourths Union. The city cleo
lions throughout Ohio also show large
Union majorities. ST. Joseph. Missouri,
elects the Radical ticket, aud so does St.
Louis by a large majority. Dubuque
went Copperhcad by decreased major.
ity.
The convention election in Maryland
has resulted IN The total triumph of the
Emancipationists.