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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-14
Mr.. N. David.on's DesPaseAss.

HARPKR's Fs1ny. August Is, 1864
The rebel General Early continues 70 retire rapidly IN
our 'front.' II is thought probable that hs may make
stand near Woodstock.
hosby attacked cavalry supply trains this morn.
ing near Berryvile, with artillery, and succeeded In
burning some fifteen twenty wagons, when he was
driven or. H
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CROSS EYE STR aIaHrgsED IN ONE Minute.

every the Eye and Far recurring sths ms
aid attcn lid by Dr. Won FiSENBsSD
d cousng s6 Broadway, near Twelfth stress
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Attention.-Ye Perfumess
Ye Perumer mode bess Sc support fashionabie
world on "a introduction Of finest odsrs offered -
New York Re woode Violet. 70 Rose Geranium, 70 He
o,rops Ye Bouquet Of American Flowers Yo Frs Bouquet
Made by PERSON. 9n Broadway.
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Chevn,ier's Lite for te. Hair.

CrSssndoro's Hair Dye. Preservasavs
and Wig Depot wholesale and retail, No. Aston HousA
The dye applied bv skiful artists.
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To Paper Manufn cfurers.
Cash will be ptId for 10000 resms . pcd pourdnef0
Paper. Size, 32X46-a5 ibs - -
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Ths book publishing trade shis city recently
lost one Of It's members, IN the person Of Mr Wiz
liam K Corn WE'LL who died Fridsy inst at his private
residence Mr. Cofnwe born ia sne year 1877 ana
for the last twsnty-nv years vas connected snb
the book publishers OF this city dis place q bush
ness was In Pearl street. and 10 vol ku'wn AWNING tho
trade The publishers booksellers OF M sny ntsad
holding meeting the trade sa-srooms, .ss srcsowsy,
at half past twelve r. NJ TO- u,orrrwt 10 iaks suitable
action with regard 20 bis funeral. which VIII save nm
residence 100 West Forty eigssh street, NJ 1o NJ
Or MosaKR the well known borticuifsrist, Of Aato's
Springs, KY died on Sunday morniC6 ast
To Paper Manufn c furerS.
Cash will be ptId for 10000 rcsms . -pcc pourdae'1
Paper Size, 32X46-aS ibs -. .cs..
sozodont.-Thia Word ma. b~~s sf-rs
everybody In for the pssf few ~bcks nov
settaa Into na1y everybody morsh ma pr Hsrsn tor
The breath ant aesng The prygrsss oi dseia bod ~
druggsls
Royal Havana Lottery-7j PR Cent
premium paid for Prizes, Inforrsssson frrnshta The
highest rates paid Tor douboons and al kns OF gc ane
silver rAfLok Co, Bankers 10 Wall greet, w. Z.
Prizes Oashsa Ia All I-~uaiixed I,os.
tertss, and information given. GALLAGHER BRN
JAMlN Brokers, $40 Chestnut street. ptFadepas-
Prizes Cnshed In All Legaiszed Lotteries
JACOBS, Brokers once, Hs Broadway.
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Chevnltcr's Lite for TIVE Hair.
Res hair Its original coor stops It's railing one
In days keeps the head clean cool and healthy VIII
not skin soil the whitcs fabric The best hsf
dress offered TO the public Can be used feey;
nothing In ous; strengthens and promotes the
growth weakest hair. recommended aud used By
the first medical authority New York All freely To-
vted this wonderful triumph OF rcence. Se'd
at the drug and at my ONCE No l3' Broatwsy
where advice ~ tho hair viii be grauttonA
given Price 81 per bote 81 per half dozen. 10 fancy
ooAe" 0.' - '' SARAH A. CHEvALIER. n D.
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CHRONIC CATARRH.
CURED

CATARRB OF TuE TyMPANIc MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, CONSTRUCTIONS OF THE
EUSTACHifAN TUBE
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Riokrene In . ReJuvenator or Unap.
proachabe inmtabe excellence for all
plants, matter how produced II an infaiibe specbs
IN cates Debility Dyspepsia The good effects
will be felt Immediately.
Females particularly recommended TO give the Biz
krone trial Its mission strength vitality sna
physical ability 81 per bottle or SIX bottles for s.
HUTCHINGs HILLYER, Propretors
81 Cedar street, New Yort.
Sold bv IT, B. Hemboid. 59i broadway; Demas Barnes
Co. ~ Park row
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Deafness, Impaired sight,
NOISES IN The HEAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN rHg
TBkCAT,
CHRONIC CATARRH.
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HUTCHINGs 4 HILLYER. Propr,etors.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-17
UNION REPUIsE EATEtsrpORr. MISS.
Rebels Nrar Fort Donelaon.

A despatch received at General HousseSu's
neadquhTter' yes eIday morning, from Colonel
Hoge, dated az Jotn-Onyiilc, October Ii, 7.l5 p.
NJ, states thar, lI accordance with orders from
General wash uin, he embarked from Clifton.
tennessee, for Ets.Pur, Mississippi, which ola q
ne reached at three O'cCcK on the 10Th instant.
where he was met ny the Reb-lsin superior force,
with baitcrics In POSITION
An tngagcmcnt sued, aud Colonel Hoye re-
ports that ho va repUls6d with the ass of twenty
killed, twenty, tx wounded, aud twenty i've miss
ing. Two Of the transports were disabled. one
OF them having been struck thirty times by tho
Rebel artillery. One of the gun6oats was mar
italy disabled. Colonel HOge reports the loss of
al the guns of his battery, and that six of his
tForses were killed. Two caissons were DESTROYED
by the explosion of Rebel shells. The Rebel
loss IS not reported, nor is it stated who was I'M
of the Rebel forces.
There was rumOr Of the presence of q Rebel
force of about four hundred near Fort Donelson
on Tuesday, and that pretty heavy slirmishing
lsd occurred, but we were unable to ascertain
whether the Iumor was wen founded or not
NGshgiHe Despdtcb Eriday.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-17
Death Of CarelinnI RenIni.

Intelligence from Rome announces the death
OF Cardinal Bedini, who visited this country dur
lns the administration of Mr.. Pierce. He came
mere with the unpleasant reputation of having
aided in snppIessing free speech aud liberal sem
tlment IN Rome, and during his travels in the
Western States was the object Of much ill-feel-
.ag which in Cincinnati and Pittsburg took the
form OF popular outbreaks. His visit TO this
country was much shortened by the rather un-
pleasant welcome given him by the populace-a
feeling which also extended into Canada.
The object ofthe Cardinals visit 20 this country
was never made public. He was accompanied In
his travels here by Archbishop Hughes, but, un-
like him, was a man Of very reserved and formal
manners. Since his return TO Europe, Cardinal
Btdini has not been prominently before the pub
eight years.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-17
GEN BbUETs INDIAN EXPEDITION
Hattie on che PawnPc RIver-OmrtaI
RHmnrI NJ ahn Aartn-.

Hattie on the Pawnee River-OmrIaI
Report nf the Victory. a
HrAn9rARrFRs Department Or KAvs,g.
i'iI lHAVlNWoHrh, OCtc0cr THE following
IS on extract from General Blupys -cyort cf
@U'' With the lndisus On the pawrCe.-
li A.gr ARrEbg DIsTRICr UPrER ARKNys,s
ID" t' '..f ipl.l LNtN 3d. hhbNus, peTtctr Der %
-N'..r Chariot, A. A. Ger Il clt ibis post IN
,N' ..a ln-tart At 4 O'Clock a. NJ. with sbuut
luli tNndrtt men and two mountain hOwityer.
WllH i'i CO.'S rotious, intending e. 90 south of
Nn.h'a'r upon Crooked creek sd C,urnerop
hu' ON arriving 81 tbe crossing of the river, sixty
ih'i'. wet Ct this, on the cveuin. Of the 93i !
..'I "a q 'crcc rom the Department Of New
M' >ico va, az Cimmeron springs, aud thst a
IIf, I"I! VI Indians Ucre esmpgj near smoky
40 'oclock on the 2lth lrft , mp on tj,o
Santa fr road uod marched ru,;b. rct.biug 4
Lnn' ,NNli" eight Oh ten ;pilcs # Fawbeo
on the 18th. at dawn Of isv, -rscbed the
PaWu0C aud hti'od, and sou. q party up the creek
IN search ci H crossing They proceeded half =
mile hud returned, reiurt.ug the discovery OF an
indian lodGc ana some ponies. | sent = ,mNl
party ty cour gitrC, a1d soon heard nr,y firing
IL now gcJfuE light, discovered they vOru pur-
suing the Indians Up the creek
/ sCut Major Anthony with COmp1utts l. aRd
NJ, lst Colorado Cavalry 70 reinforce them Atter
waiting On hour and hearing nothing OF Major
Anthony / started witN the balance Of NV cOri.
mand and went up the creek ouC mile and found
him surrounded by Inoiaus, gallant = fighting bts
WY bach. pom the indians ul- UNgTtng mv
coming up, they ceased hgbjiug luu commgncI d
to retreat. Major An'bony had fol owed the tirst
party up the creek six miles, when he found him
self overwhelmed by numbers, Hs tried g send
messengers =. 1k 60 me, hut they were cut OF
and he commenced 70 iGii back.
My loss is one killed one missing .supposed
killed. and seven wouudCc
We to,ud nine desd Indians, and suppose IN TO
fll!td rs they were seen 10 thl. from gh,r horses
and veTe carried of
pursued them ten days until stock ard rations
were consumed mo buffalo th9rc', and gave up
the chase. From the head of Pawnt, the Inditns
crossed 70 smoky Hi. leaving evidence Of
nasty retreat. Their main camp was about ten
miles up the PsWuoe, from where W first attacked
their plckots. Their numbers were not less than
1000, Of whom a. least 1900 we're Cteyeuncs and
hrnpahoes There Is but little doubt that this
party was moving down for q raid upon the Santa
re road or the Frontier settlements. if So their
designs for the present arc defeated.
Ii was demonstrated on the 2jth lat the Indian
warriols Tdc iiouer horses than ours, and that
their war rarties cannot be pursued Sith success.
Resi- Ccttully, your Cbecicut servant
(signeu) JANIS &. BLUNT, MAJ
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Tho Louisville JO,1nai attributes the failure Of
General BuIbridFes expedition TO want Of
sccrcsy Many know everything about 1t more
than two weeks before the expedition started
Officers said they we're "going after salt f." which
was significant Of the uestin ,tion aud proposed
object Of the expedition. The strength Of the
eXpcdti0rary !orce was s.so known and COM
mUnicated through Kenuckv spits 10 Rich
mond. The consequence was, that when
General BUrbrdge reached Abingdon h.
was confronted by an equal or superior force in
an intrcnchod position, aud failed ia bis purpose
Of destroying the salt works. Itis to be rs
marked, in this connection, that though rumgr,
OF the hitting out Of the expedition were current
here and elsewhere, the newspapers made no
mention OF it-did not, 10 .acr, even hint that
such an enterprise was contemplated. Thcrs
were no correspondents with the expedition. none
Of the "loaGy fellows against whom 50 many
MplorGtnerals have remarkable antipNhy
The newspapers are therefore sNcneratyd, aud
the responsibility Of failure cannot beoharged
20 their account,
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EXPLANATORY.
EN-
From The T,yss

Inc pubic viii be startled by the sound OF
cannon and the sight of public illumiustions in
various quarters of our city this evening. Natu.
rally enough, they will inquire what this demon
s'relion means; and as their curiosity, will be
perfectly laudable, as well as natural, we will do
our our part towards glaifying it, by publishing the
following
ORDER NO. l..
s recommended 20 the various Democratic and Union
ogan2Auons IN the city OF New York Illuminate hel
rspcttNe heauquartrs AID 10 mbe thereat on Non
aay 'Gnhg IT, ih los at, in homer OF tie ausOtsou,
IN ne NJ M bc % e1 q. a "a hit nHtongl saucs be ret
theesu.G The unlon and the Constitution under their
Shy sen leader Nc elan, send cOngrauati1n, T. our
Drotners IN +, nns lHnia on their hard earned aud r-
pmPiAht success, AUGUST BELMONT.
Chairman Of Democratic National Committee
Our Democratic brethren, It will be seen. are
about TO celebrate their brilliant success ia Pean-
sylVanh We rust the public at large will
isten ana gaze decnreusly, and not disturb tue
solemn ceremony hy too much laughter, This
a. least, is due 70 the cOGTtesies of political CON
JrOversy.
We commend the prudent foresight Of Mr.
belmont. lie evidently intends TO make the
most Of bis opportunities. He might find it
awkward TO await Tho official returns from Penn
sylyaLia before celenatiog his victory as in IN lt
case BON Lis victory and celebration might dis
appear. One thing is clear, ho has not the slight
es. intention OF waiting Tor the return of the sol
d'ef5 rote. lndted, the process by which Mr.
bomoLt and bis lends cipher out Demurratic
victory Is a litie aEiusiug.
Last car Governor Curtin carried the State bv
I2Coo mtJoi'y including the votes Of at least
10000 soldiers. DlIii the past year about
3JOOO persons ! ave me from that State into the
army two-thirds of ShOm were Uniou men, In
spite OF his loss, the Union ticket has PROBABLY
received small majority of the home vote.
Whlie IL is certain thar three. .fOurths at least of
tne soldieis votes will he cast for the Union can
didatts: There l., therefore, scarcely a shadow
o. DOUBT tbat when ali the returns are t1 they
VIII shows Union mljorty of from I5 900 10
20 900 against 5000 last year.
Our Dcmor nc friends however co,lly dis
regard the soldier vote this wear altogether. and
by comparing tue bone vote now with the aggre
gate vote year age, they make out a case for
them while they may. 'N'
WIZ hr. Belmont permit us to inquire whether
MS committee have received any reports Of recent
elections in Ohio aud IndisuaS We have
Vague Impression that something of that sort
came OIL Ia those Ststes last week. Ii Mr.. Bal
mont Will lonk to the matter. he may find oc,a-
while? ~"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-17

10Q NORTH EIGHTH STREET.-IO3.-
IOO Second door above Arch. Great Reduction in
oi imInense stock OF staple and FanoyI Trimmings, CONF
pn'lng he best and most fashlOna5le aFs0rt-
ment Of Ladies, Dress Cloak Trimmings, orna-
ments ana Buttons or our make and If1-
poItahOn, six and MeTino ScaIfs, an STYLES OF
suk and Chenille Head Dresses; Notts cheaper than osa
where Bugle Gimps and Bnge buttons Cloth Aierno ad
81 Gloyes, Nd cloves OF the best makers BLACK and
COlOrCd Wells ohiWls and Scarf BOrdersa lubg Iso
Back and Side Combs, six Belt Ribbons, JET stea aSS
Ont Belt Buckles, Cloak TAssels Of an c6l0Ts @SHG and
styles Maoic kulings Of an sizes and stvlos AZ rsS
reduced prices; WoOllen Goods, as S0ntags Nnbis3
Hoods Ladies Chlldrcns and Misses gtDctinps a. i
lallNets Of our own improved methods; Black ana Wbs
Laees OF al grades and styles Black and Coorad Veit
Ribbons, In great variety az reduced prices adssS 5
Gents Neckties In great variety, extremely ehcsG &c
&C., sc. W WI
Ladies come one and a and convince yoursel,es hs.
buying elsewhere, that It Is wen worth 10 yor own
to purchase your Trimmings a the Cheap Store of WI
LIAM LOESERS1 ADTHR No. ll3 ". EIGHrTi ST.
second door above Arch, next to the corner. IqSsH
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Capt. 9awtins.- Capt. 9enrp S.
Sapfins BON benz 6. sd. =Hegt., mel9er in Der
Sdla6t am 16. Septbr. i'm Sbenanbpabtbule
idwer perwunOet murbe, 1T BON Min6eiter bier
ansefOmmen uno erpartet in ieiner @Obnuns
bic @eneiuns. 5am5469 3s69s6I#N
Sd abiiOn @auare.-@Gbrenb Der leBs
ten StabtratbsfBung tplrbe cine 9ertpilisung
pom $500 fur Die 8erbeIerung BON WabiiCn
Square 8emadt. 9ieies Gelo 1T pertpanot unb
oas Square 1T zines Der id6nlten Der Staot.
Sn Der Mitte oeielben lit cine srObe..6Ontaine.
Das Square 1T 378' lang unb 800 peit lnc
ipiro our& Caroline, Goenz, @aser< unb Gbess
tutltr. besrdnst.
Cine eIenbe 8erb g. -
Bon 9etpi6en Yeripnen murbe an9ebeutet, oaB
bic swei b6bit unftOBisen Mn3eisen betreifs oeS
Stimmens Der Oeutlden fur 6wann, wel&e
I'M pCrgeitrisen DGprreipOnbenten" eri&iener,
pom voen 3aoitalenA ein9eididt pprben ieien.
SreBcem mir ben 3abitalen ielten baS @Ort
reoen, n1lfen mir ie bob biesmal in S9nb
nebnren unb iene @erleumbuns snridweiien, oa
mir aus gutter QueIe ipiHen, buB bic Mnaeisen
pom StOdameritanern BON Der eisenen Qupferi@
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GEM Yastet ee8 lUg Orrelpcnoenten" einaefanbt
pOroen Iin0 uno Der SEER, ipelher bic 9erod6z
tisung ge9en Die &aoitalen omsIprad, bieIeS
re6t gut tpeiB. 81,
Gas 8. ST. eSirtsaert6t.-6pE
9eroe 6Gue purben am leBten Mpntaa enti6iez
ben ST. S9m9ar6t, SrieOri9 g.. Gebbarot
nnO St. Sdun6, IT,, 9egen Natbaniel 9apeter
uno Sam. 6. 8aul. llrtbeil 9esen 8apeter,
u. Mount u. 81. se9en 5erntann Stattbeimer
uno Wfar @ffeloen. llrtbeil perf6pben.
t.-Simpn @Ir3burger tpuroe
perbaftet uno beiseftedt, neil CT S9naps an
Sploaten p~ertauft bate. %
Bu barter NrbeitperHrtbetI
- Sbps. Saoeaer uno Sobn Scope, pel9e per<
baftet tpOroen maren, ipeit lie einen Nebepen@.
Selerteur in Die llniCusarn1ee spineen MOLTEN,
puroen gu 30 Sage barter glrbeit in Sort Dir.
perurtbeilt. s1easE ss E
Grtr H.. = Geaen 3 llbr qeItern
Na4mittag ertrant Elm farbiger DfatrpIe am
SuBe Der Sreoeriditr., inoem er bon benz S6ooz
ner caroline" BON 8rince Georges So. in
oaS 8aner fiel. Ser gerunglIdte mar pers
beiratbet uno bate cine ltarte Samilie. IS
perIaatet, oab er sur 3eit betrunten mar. So
rpner 8retpe belt cine Qei1eni9uu uno gab Elm
NIT ben umitdnoen observation-disclosures 8eroitt.
d 3 erbrp6e II. - 9us pDroeItern bic
Sampflpribe $50. 3 nab Der 8ranoItelle in
Canton fubr, brad Elm 9ebel an benz 9dmpFs
apparat un6 elm Yfero tpuroe an ben 9iitterbei.
mem i6per perleBt. as1
BBT 9eute 9lbeno tpmmt in Der 'SurnbaQe
oas befannte @tid n0lutterlegen Ooer bic neue
San9On" sur Iuffibruns. GS 1T uniern 9ez
fern btnldn9li9 betannt, pel6e grpBarti9en
Mnltrengun9en Die Surner 9entaht baben uno
mob MAIDEN, nit ibrer 8lbne ben Mnforoeruns
gen be8 Yublitunts 9ereht su peroen unb lebte=
res tpiro 9epiB bas id6ne unternebmsn -na9
ardften unteritiben. Sc 1T pabr, bic Gintrittsz
prelle puroen UNI Elm 8eOeutenbes erb6bt, dber
tper 5weI Sabre lang feline 8priteQung in Der
Surnbale lab unb iebt binfpmntt, wiro audi
oas Sbeater gar ni6t wieoer %ertennen. Mqes
lit erneuert uno perbellert. Selblt has 9eripnal
1T meiit elm anOeres. 9lur bic belten Glemente
BON frIber iino beibebaIten uno an bic STEELE
Der ACKNOWLEDGMENT lino frilde, before !ardfte
getreten, 10 baB baS Gniemble Ielbt ieBt nit
@riclg 9rD6ere Slide masen fam, Inter ben
neuen &itnitlern linb !Serr uno Wtab. Soft ein
uncertainties ainitlers8uar 9ieie beiOen UNI
Wtao. wtOlean weroen 9epib beute AbenO in
ibren betrefenom &OIlen 9tusgeSeidnetes lei.
item. s.,9 9'.9la Pho 94'a ~
GS 9r. 9einri6 Mai bat Die 8irtbs
idaft SO. 26 9lOro @ap1trraBe ibernommer
uno ~er0fnet pielelbe bette beite nit einent ia
mpien 2un9. SeS Nbeno8 San3trdnSden, ND
rauf mir bas tanslultige 8ublitlm dufmertlam
MAIDEN. haaeH
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g



SaS 8efuItat Der D in unierem
ei9enen State 1T Elm 9lcrrei9es nnb Der erlte
8epeis, baB piele 8iw9er Marplanbs CUTE Ya=
tripten iino. Obmcbl bic Beri1te aus ben
2anb< O~iitritten nod ni1t ale eineetrpffen, 10
tpeiB man bod nit 8eitimmtbeit, bab Oas sanse
unipn.S taatstidet, Gcup. Stpann, 2ieut. @Oup.
GCr, General npalt @an0aH, Stats. Comp
trCller Stump, Nidter fir oas MppelatiCnSgez
ri9t 3. @eiiel, bic 2incclnsg lectpren nnb 4
BON ~unierea 5 gpnsreBreprdientanten erpdbIt
iIno, ndmIid: u. greBwel i'm l., 6. $. @eb<
ter int 2, Sol. Ybelps I'M 3. unO 6rancis
9bomus i'm 4. 9iitritte. 9asesen i6eint Der
llnipns@ @anbibat S. 6. 9ollano I'M 5. Siitrift,
tuelder 5etanntli6 bic iioli1en Counties llm<
fast, leioer aud bieiesmal wieoer unterle9en Su
fem. -a9 aay
Sir be StaatslesisIatnr erpdblte Baltimore
fit ben Senat Sob. 3urner, Sos. 6. @bitnep,
q. s. Mpurs unb bic Serren Sbomas 8pp5e,
Gbriltian 8artel, Sbo5. .. 9dmbletOn, s. s..
9. Surr, S. s. GroOt, SObn 6. BON 3ronp
pom 1. 9iiritt; S. .. Darling, Gb. W. Sra
sier, SbcmaS 9arris, 6. g. Soper, 3bps. s..
Sui, Sbps. 8. 0lules pom 2. 9iitritt unb
Saml. 6. @arriipn s. g Cummings, $. 6.
SOnes, Mi9ael Sbomacre, 9enrp 9. 6aserb,
Sames 6. 8iltinstOn pom 3. 9iltrttt fir bas
Selesatenbaus, in melGem alen MnI9etne
nd4 bic uniOnszN itslieber bic Maioritdt baben
merben.
@ OrSfer Niarist. =
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MarblGnber Wablberi6te.
N1rrnm Nouu+n

Metminter, 9. NOpbr. SIM 9an3en
County bat bas uniunz5idet cine wtaipritdt BON
|2-3OO Stimmen. 9a8 gauge Sidet lit er<
pdblt. Die ltnionSpartei bat Oas 9an3e Gountp
eemDnnen ; oaS b6Afte Gotum ipllroe abaeaez
ben. = 9as sanse Gpuntp 9ibt na6 ben lebten
8eridten fir QincDln 2O57 uno MteGleaan
1885.
Sir @Ouperneur Swann bat 2117 uno
Chambers 1861 Stimmen.
2ieut. Gpup. Cor pip; 8Dpie 1S49.
Comptroller: Stump 2109; Sarrest 1869.
IppelatiOnsseridt: @eiiel 21O2; Maulsbp
1868.
General GnwaIt: 8anoaa PIP; Garter
1871.
@Onsreb: SbOmas Pill; SYlueiter1871.
8e3irtsz@ eri6t: Smith 2124; 9ammono
1912.
Senat: 8iaingsIea 2O87; 2pnspea 1887.
9aS 9elesaten@Sidet lit seudbIt nit elmer
0ur6f6nittsz Mebrbeit BON 22O.
9ieIes lit Elm entldiebener rlnionsgeninn,
ba oas GOuntp 220 Stimmen sesen bic GOnitis
tutiOn CAB.
sBafbinstUn Gountp. 1''
0a8erStpwn, 9. 9topbr. Sbarpsbur9
9ibt 211, SunfstCpn 81 uno Silsbminston
"a Maiuritdt fir 2ineOln.
Iprceter county. 5.f8Js 1
NetptOpn, 9. Nppbr. GDultins 9iitrift
gibt 244 fir McGlelan uno LAO fur 2ineDln.
GarcIime Gpumtp.
Canton, 9. 9tpp. 9ieles gDuntp gibt
$50 Mlaipritdt fur Qincpln uno oas Staatstidet
in Der 6eimatbabltimmang. Wlan re9net nit
ben SCloatenitimmen auf 500. 1'ssis
SON. s.. s.. @plbsbDrDu9b muB nit bieler
NtajOritdt gum 3i6ter pes 8ejirtsseri6ts fir
Die Counties Salbot nno Caroline ertpdblt fem.
Sem Ge9ner mar 9bonaaS &enp, nelder Spre.
der oeS leBten 9elegatenbauleS mar, wel6e
@abt er ben llnionsftimmen ja oanten bate.
ST lit iest elm bitterer Gesner Der glomtniftra-
ton uno elm Spmpatbiirer NIT ben &ebeIen.
SeeiI GOnntp.
clifton, 9. Nppbr. Ser l., 2, 3. unb
5. 9itritt sibt SO WtuiOritdt fir 2incOln unb
oaS nnipns<S tqatstidet, Elm llnipnsgeninn BON
100 Stimmen iber bic Contribution. Der 4.
9iitritt muroe INN 2 rbr seidlOien, neil bic
@ppperbeabs einen &iOt ma6ten. Dieter 9itrift
CAB 1876 sesen bic Contribution.
SOwarS GUuntp.
Sn bieiem @puntp befam 2incpln 578, Nlcs
glellan TT, Swunn 6O2, Chambers 1852,
6Oaano 597, 9arris 757, Stump GOA, Sarrett
1853, @eiiel Col, Maulsbp 768, &anoaa 762
uno Garter 597. 9urdi6nittli6 cine beraefr.
Diaioritdt BON nabe an 200 Stimmen.
Get. Neary's GOuntp.
2eOnarostDpn 9iftritt 9ibt McGlellan 281
uno 2incpln II. Sas Staatstidet erbielt oie@
lelben Stimmen.
Mnesbann County.
CUMBERLAND, 9. Nopbr. 9ieie Staot
9ibt 1877 WajOritdt flr 2incpln unb SObniOn.
Dian slaubt, bab oas gOuntp 500 Stimmen
Webrbeit gibt.
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Gin ~eiterer rlnfun OufSer ebilabeIpbia.e ifenbabr

9apre be Grace, 9. 9tOp. @eitern
9iu6t paiirte nabe gerrpoiae benz 9urdz
Sradtsug ppn 8bilaoelpbia Elm @llnfal. Die
llriude mar, DaB 3us nit su srOber 9eidDin<
Oisteit auf Ous SerrpbCOt Narplanc sufubr unp
oubur6 nit a 8ars uno cine 2otDmptipe, bic
1i6 l6On auf Dem 9ampfer befanoen, in Gplz
liiiOn serietb. Sieben 8ugspns, wprunter bret
pom Noums grpreB MT pOIer 2abung, %itir5ten
in ben Slub, bod sing 9lidli6er @eiie fem
Wlenl6enleben perloren unb nur Der cine J3us.
fibrer wuree perlebt. 8enn Die Slutb lid auf
ibrer 9epGbnliden 66be erbdIt, 10 wiro feline
l1nterbreduns oes gerfebrs i~tattfnoen, bu als=
bann oa8 8oot iiber Die periunfenen Wasen
peaqeben fam. i1
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SOr, SutO,, 8eaS.

Ne Oprf, g.. Sop. Ser Sampler
AragO bra8te ben 8almetto 6eralo pom 3. b.
DltS. Serielbe beri9tet, OaB Oberflieut. 0taple
NIT benz 4. Wai1. @ap. 3est. am 81. BON
Wtasnolia, SlUriba, au55ps uno 200 Rinber
erbeutete. Nuf benz &etOurtpese purOe er pom
ben &ebellen a1tse9rifen uno seidlasen; ct
perlOr 2 SOote, 5 geruunbete, 2 Off5iere, IS
GermiBte uno 25 8ferbe.
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Ncucrcs aus Gnrnpn.

6alifar, 9. NOp., Ser 9ampier Nfrifa
lit beute Nadntittag angefOmmen. Seine Na6z
ri6ten ftno ni6t widtig.
Ser 8rO5eB sesen Nhiller mar NOD ni6t
Ientldieoen.
9ie MOrnins 9Oit slaubt, bab pas 9arla>
lnent ~aufdel6lt tperoe.