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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-14

ia A PALACE FOR BRoKERs.--The Board of
Brokers in New York are about to erect a
new Stock Exchange, which, when COM
pleted, will be one Of the most extensive,
% commodious and costly structures of the
kind to be found In this or any other coun-
try. The new exchange will have three
fronts, one on Wall street, one on Broad
street, and the third on New street. j
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-14

A LARGE lot of all kinds of fruit cans for
sale at G. s. Pfaff's Glass and Queensware
store, 25a South High street. at low rates at
wholesale and retail.
q Junel1-3tw6w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-14
Mr. Chase i'm Favor Of Heavier
Taxation.

..r Especial to the Post
WASHINGTON, June 13.-Alr. Chase urges
amendments to the tax bill which will add
largely to the revenue. He is known to la-
vor tax of two dollars gallon on whisky,
and ten per cent. on incomes.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-14

The Republican Convention approves OF
the Monroe doctrine; the Republican Adj
3 publican Congress 70 repeat its sanction OF
the principle. ,gG.gts
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-14
Chicago Market-June 10.

FL0UR-Quiet,
WHEAT-Unsettled. Closing at 81 Sc for No. /;
and 81 80 for NO.2.
C0RN-Quet. and IG1Jsc higher Sales at
81 l319l y for No: ]. and 81 o91i9l 10 for No.
OATS-Qyiet at zoe.
HIGHWINES-Neglected aud nominal at 81 IA
PR0yISIONs-oue and firm. O.
FREIGHTS-Steadya and unchanged.
RECEIPTS-Flour $500 brs wheat 73 900 bush ;
corn q, 900 bush oats $4,000 bush,
SHIPMENTS-Flour 1850 brls: wheat 962. 900
bush corn "a 900 bush. ..s.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-14

The CoURTs.-The Court of Common
Pleas met yesterday, and after brief ses-
sion, adjourned till Saturday, when the
term will finally be closed. The Superior
Court OF this county convened, installed a
special jury, and adjourned to this morn
ing. I--
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Tuesday, June 2lst, 1864,


for about nine Thousand cubic yards Of excavation,
than four feet deep. All earth taken out by said ex
cavstlon shall be left on the ground, and shall be
perintendent
Also, proposals for furnishing and delivering on
the lot OF said Asylum building about two thousand
three hundred $500 perch more or less, of the best
quality OF building stone for said Basement.
Aso at same time and place, proposals will be re-
celved iOT quarrying the stone and delivering the
same on the ground from the State quarres free Of
charge for the stone the stone TO be taken Qgt Of the
perintendent Of Public Buildings. All stone to be
measured in the walls when laid at l6z feet to the
perch. -
Also, proposals will be received at the same time
and place for furnishing and delivering on said Asy-
um lot, wherever directed 800 900 well made hard
burnt brick, more or less-kiln measure.
The contractor for the excavation will be required
I, commence said work within six days from the
time OF the acceptance of his proposal
The delivery of the stone must begin within ten
days from the signing of the contract and all of the
same shall be delivered or before the first day Of
September, 1854.
The delivery Of the brick shall begin on or before
the 18th day Of July, 1884, sooner, if required:
and all the brick shall be delivered on the ground
or before the first day Of November, 1864, unless
otherwise directed by the Superintendent of said
building.
The Superintendent reserves the right to reject
any all the bids considered incompatible with the
interests of the State
Each bid must be accompanied by bond in the
sum Of twenty five per cent of the amount involved,
conditioned that the party making the proposal or
bid will accept the contract, if the be awarded
to said party and for the faithful performance Of the
contract on their part. 0trf
Plans and specifications can be seen at the Supe-
rintendent's Office the grounds, the l4th, 18th
and 18th instant, and all other information required
will be given by the Architect, at the same time and
place. -
]. NJ. BLACKBURN,
Architect and Superintendent.
CLEyELAyD, Omo,|
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-14

~ Ben. BUTLER has been made life MEM
: bar of the American Tract Society. His
eyes will straighten right out when he
hears Of It. Ald1 p
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-14

h )stilities the present season, 1t being es-
pecially favorable to the Danes, while delay
will especially neutralize the Danes naval
strength.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-14
Baltimore Market-June n,

7fk.
WHEAT-Firm. Sales of Kentucky white at
C0RN-Dul. Sales of white 81 81.
WHlSkY-Du and nominal at 81 sly.
GROCERIES-Quiet v ~. T...-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-14
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

New York Money MRrlCet--Juns 10
Money active at G97c.
Sterling selling At 50 l5lke12 1917 for currency.
sing steady at 97%9s7X.
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Especial to the Commercial

WASHINGTON. June 12.-There are indi.
cations that all the railroads by which Rich.
mond is supplied will soon be unserviceable
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-14
philadelphia Market-Juneyl3

Philadelphia Market-June7l3. .
ELOUR-Firm. Sales of superfne at o. 259s 80.
WHEAT-Firm. Sales Of white at 81 9592 10;
red at $l55@9l 81
C0RN-Dull, Sales of yellow at d 5s9l 57.
OYlSI0NS-Advancing
PORK-Salos at $33 OO933 so for mess; $40 90 for
prime.
PETROLEUM-Crud Axe.
WHISKY-Sales at 81 1901 a.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-14

a has changed bis name from, "O'Flahertie''
to "De Vere." su5ii M
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-14
N.Y.weekly Bank Stafemcnt-I
New Yorik stock mnrLet..J

New York Stock Market.sJu une IS.
Stocks-Better. Pacific Mail 27O. U. S. year GER
tifcates 961; Canton Az; Cumberland 76X; Erie
INK; New York Central 1872.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-14
" office.

T HAVE THIS DAY SOLD MY ENTIRE
l. stock of Groceries to Messrs. Hayden & Cham
pion, and take great pleasure in recommending them
TO all Of my old customers.
All persons indebted to me will find their accounts
at the old stand, where hope they will please call
and settle without further notice.
G. s. DEMING.
Columbus, June 0, 1864. junelO-b
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p r OP s AL s
For Excavation and Furnishing Materials for
Building the Basement Of the New Dea
and Dumb Asylum, Columbus, Ohio.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL he RE.
- ceived at the Office of the Superintendent Of
the Deaf and Dumb, at the old Asylum building, on
Town street, in the city of Columbus. Ohio until II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

selves largely outnunbered. made but little deiese'
ud the Ollie, ~ were len at the mercy Of The out.
tn oats Col Tulles shot in the back u; the lead
and is thought to be tdy wounaed. Tho surgeon
was shot IN the eft side Just below the heart anu as
he says. after he had surrendered and delivered up bis
arns He Is since reported 10 be dead. The lieutenant
(nsDo unknown) was shot through the body. aud Wa,
also said TO be pst rrcvry. Tneo Of the gnard were
killed outright; ono Of them named Jordan Of the 18th
Pennsylvania Cavalry and four others wounded, whilo
bu, une dead Rrbl was found upon tho field. Tho
ambulance was captured with the AL and successfully
run of toward the 81 'nandoah River bayond oar means
of purul and the number If prisoners ken sith is
yet unknown.
had been up the valley but two days before. md
was now returning a volunteer cJurI.r with the ad
vance ruid Of train coming down for supplies. This
adv mos was ornpssd mostly Of large lot Of disabled
and broken-down cavalry. who were going to the
10 lara In their unservcoaole arms ad horses, md
were commanded by Capt Schoville. Of the 9Th New.
York Cavalry and Lent syer OF the 81 Sew Jersey
AS he top Of hill. we heard firing at the
ir It, "nd. dsstilg forward, soon met our men in fa
re'rc' cl SLY followed By and nierminsed with the
l.e'rir. many II whom dressed the same as our
men, making " almos, impossible ~ distinguish between
the Two. Inc k"hcis, however, quickly tcparottu
themselves AMI turned to retreat at the appearance OF
our 70 &c. ard though instantly charged nfcr them
with oil vfor, the superior hconess Of their horses
elrd thcm to escape sith BAT little damage And now
cGIuc tic s,dd,st scene OF all The rufans vho had
snot officers had dropped ont Of the charge. dis
mounted. and we're now stripping the clothing und
valuable n their persons under very eyes Each
Of wounded men lost bis money and watch,
and Col Toes had his boots aud coat slso Tuthessy
nom bis person while be lay in the road mortaliy
wounded. before coali yet enough 81 rescue
him. Ne had heard Of These horrible outfagcs CON-
mttAd prisoners before, but nevcr had We actu-
ally sren than with or eyes Iconv"rsod With
Col rolles und Dr. Ghist acher ihousb bath we're al
uOrt insetsible. and al ambulance provided 20
convey then 10 Gen, Sherijsns headquarters. some
i've mi'c- dsi ant
The esiirs Valley ia infested With these gueTriss, ard
ro1rccy rIan OF piriy gues either way that d"es
rrc.iye shot a dash from them. Our cavalry
kepi hnily rmpoycd elsewhere as 70 DO unable
deal with the nlsorcubts they deserve lu. 80 be-
r,c thu, Gen. Sheridan all yet lnd means To eIieTmi
nate them As ne has already captured everything
in tic Yah that gees wheel. It h to be hoped that
he all ,oon a:tead 10 these that ~ egs.
w. ". D.
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e,eu, Union gsee,,as.et iur,'as,on. Va.


BURLINGTON Tuesday Oct IL. 1864.
The Green Mountain State is al alive with
patriotic Gre for the country ard s cause. One OF the
largest meetings ever he IN the State has been held
hero today. Judge Brateed. Iior. Rufus f. Andrews.
Col Frank L. Howe and Hon. /. L. Chi:tenden.
addrossed an immense audience IN the Town Hell.
while E1-Gov Fletcher. J.. Gov. Dillingham; and lion.
O.. w. Willard spoke 10 q crowd outside. Hon. John
Porter Of Hartford presided. Tho following Electoral
ticket nominated Daniel Krllogg. Braulebnro;
A. l.. Catiin. BlFDgtori 3 II. Dor .ntaHd, l.yland
fletcher. Caycndish; J. ". Simpson. Crqisbury.
In The evening a magnificent torch-eht procession
psraaed the principal streets Tho residences Of ~.
most al The Union vcro iliuuinated. This evening
GOV. Underwood. Hon. a. J.. Catn aud Col. Legrnnd
y. Cannon were seronldel by Giimore's Eand ut Col
Cannon's. Col. Frank Y. Howe responded In one Of
his telling speeches, Which received with cheers
nd applause. Col. Howe addresses tho Union Club
here Tomorrow evening, IN behalf Of the Now England
Soldiers Relief Association.
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InrowrASr PROM PESs,coLA.


b. tie arrival l,.t night from Pensacola Of
the steamer Alauana, Capt Bovcr. We have Tho fil'
L,vlsc iner.sirg Ia tic riigg late e1pc.
diiinn tnid the nitric, uvirr ten. AShsihi
4 u.rsarlgcr frvm 'icn. Asho.l nnn"unces success
IA, a,ci n on and capture of Encheann, G., House
90 H. nofn.rg Of tc 2Ji alt. Ab,ut tsrnt, prison
efs DrE-. takcn ilcildns Cot Tcrrc o, nad Licut.
Frnrc.a Gordon. 18th C0nSs,ler re Cavary. Mr.. Allen
nGr, urge EsLci beef coniructyr. wa5 also t1ten.
ie many hsad of be'f cste bOrsef, mules, &c, were
cipt,re 4 The sane line Ihc expedition had de
stTuy.d D1urlnss Fciry with all he ni b3sta Ia th-
,!eihity st ,hs uue lie un.si ger oit the command
we rnady ~ issnine ia march toward Cefr, 'oiio
4 runor. Just as tie AlaOsws sailed, reported the
expedition at Narisnna-
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From wAsMsNGTON1

Special Disls,ch TO The N. 2. Tribune.
WAsInsGroy Thursday. Oct. -, 1e6s.
MANASSAS RAILROAD.
The Qnartermsster's Department to-day sent
out large gang Of aboreTs TO clear away the woods
and other shelterHg place. fr guerrilleS along the
Manassas Road.
DISMISSED.
First Leut. George II. Warner, 9Th New-Yors
fudependent Bottcry has been dismissed the service
for disobedicBce Of orders.
ALLOWANCES OF CLOTHING.
The Secretary Of War has ordered that the
clothing allowance Of men enlisting In the Regular
Army tr three years shall be the same as first three
years allowance Of five years men.
DIsLoYAL LANGUAGE AND IFS RESULT.
Two citizens OF this District, tried and found
guilty u utteIing disoral language whlc tho Rebels
we're menaciHg Washington. have been sentenced 70
five years imprisonment at hard labor.
now THE BOYS VOTE.
A dispatch received by the President to-day
nom City Point says that six Pennsylvania regiments
gave g5for the Republicans and 10 Tor the Copperheads
IMPoRTAsT TO Ygw.yogK SOLDIERS.
The Ncw.YUrk State Union Committee have
established gency AT Room No. Wizards Hotel.
Soldiers be furnished with ell tie necessary insor-
nation and proxies to enable them to secure their elect
i've franchise at the November elections County agents
can aid the cause by reporting In person as above.
REPORTS PR0a SHERIDAN.
The last adviees from Sheridan report him as
having followed up his victory 10y pnr-uing the enemy
still further up The Valley Railing into MARYLAND and
Pennsylvania Ia at An rd.
MOVEMENTS OP GEN. BANKS.
Con. Banks LETT here tonight for Boston, on
leave Of absence He has not been relieved from con-.
1unnd az New Orleans as has been stated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

MOUNT sTFRiIsc, KY, Thursday, Get Is. ls'i;.
The TROOPS Lave arrived here from the salt
works nesr Abingdon Va. The army is safely with
drawn tom tho battle field BY Br s.ien. Ho son, the
command having been turned over 10 him by his sd
perlors.
The General displayed great cOOlnesa and ealantry.
The corps fought breycy but suffered greatly during
the march 20 this place There was constant fighting
with our rear gusrd during the fret three dsys of the
retreat.
Lent Col Mason OF the nth Michigan Cavalry was
killed In sslnsh Oh Big Sianty Mountain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14
Forrest Rrcro..rd the Tennessee.
NASHVILLE. "wednesday. Oct. IL, is6i.

NASHVILLE "wednesday, Oct H. leoi
Col. Hodge, Of Gen. Wnshburne's command,
with 1900 Infantry and battery OF four guns. Oh board
Of three transports, conveyed by euntoais at Spun
u the 10th inst me, the enemy under Gen. Forrest in
person at East Point with two batteries. and was re
pulsed with the loss of2o billed aud 20 wounded and
missing all tho guns Of the battery we're lost and two
of tho transports disabled. Two cassons were bnst
BIZ tie e4nlos!on Of Touesle shells Forrest Supposed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14
The Missouri aud western Telegraph Co

ST. LouIA Thursday, Oct. II lstI
At Il meeting Ot the stockholders Of the Ais
souri and Western Telegraph Company. held hero 20
ny tbs follow lnc gentlemen elected dir ci0s ~.
tic ensuing year: II. Wade Cleyeiandj Charles
Davenport, Cincinnati; Charles NJ. Stebbins New.
York; Geo. I. williams Edwin &. Bush and Charles
y. Osbogpe Of ST. Loas. AT subsequent meeting Of
the directors the following gentlemen elected oil.
cera 81 the Company: Chas Davenport Of Cincinnati,
President, q. H. Palmer Of Rochester. ~ Y, Secre.
tary and Treasurer and Geo. 4. Williams Of 81. Louis
SnpcrIgtH lGclh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14
From Nutchcy, &c.

CAIE0 "wednesday. Oct IL, lsoi
Natchez dates 10 the 4th have been received.
The expedition under Col McCable which left V'lls
IN tie 26th ut rad rstnincd, having captured the
Rebel Colonel wilkins foar captains, several guerras,
40 head Of cat;e $50 mules, 50 hnrses considerable
qaan, Of and wooden cLths, quantity OF arms
and ammunition and 81 recruits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14
FROM NEW.OuLEANS.

Tho steamship Cahawna, Capt. johnson, from
New OIl.aus Cot = iced VIZ rhnrsdsy nornng. Her
news no, important The Legislature OF the State
ms, NJ the 'ty Halt the an int. and organized.
Mr. Bcla-n VA. rostrd Speaker ~ the House: Mr..
we-leTheld Clerk; aud NJ de Coursey. Sergeant at
Arms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14
From Cniro- II bel DcprSdatioas in South.
east Misranri.

CAIRO. Thursday. oct 49, 1894.
The steamer Silver Moon from Memphis has
passed here Tor Cincinnati with 40 bales at cotton
The steamer Eclipse fired into ct lsa I'd No. 81
and the engineer aud one dcek hand wounded and
erl horses killed Refugees rePort this band Of Rcbls
2 600 strong.
Siragslers from Prices army are committing dcrrc-
datons apon the ci.izrns IN that region.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14
Prom gan Fruucfsco.

SAN FRANCISCO, "Wednesday. Oct. - 1894.
The Union party of Nevada have nominated
Blaisdell for Governor. and Messrs Beatty. Brosnan
and Lewis FOR Supreme Judges.
Tho Central Pacific Railroad Company state IN theip
annual report that they have thirty miles Of rail.
road and Telegraph IN operation, and their average
monthly receipts June have sic 90 and
expenses o. O0n The compeny entitled 10 $780,
pp0 IN Government bonds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

UNION VIoroRlRs.-A salute Of one hundred
guns was fired In tho City Hall Park on Wednesday
evening the 10Th inst in honor Of the Union victories
IN tho Pennsyiy ania Ohio and Indana Elections The
guns were wel worked by soldiers OF the I'd Mesa
chusetts Heavy Artillery, commanded by Sergeant K.
l.. Brooks The salute under the auspices Of the
Upioh General Committee by the Battery Of the In'
coin Ailley" Of the Union War Eagles" in charge
Of III. u. q. psrke
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Canadian Convention.

QUEREc, Thursday Oct. u. lsti.
The Union Convention meets daily, but It's
prpcerdnz. rcrot II Is understood that satissc-
t,gy progress is being made.
MCssis. Andrews. Brrgn. whitney ana Rtgney. from
Nsw York are hero Attempting 20 obtain soitieincr,
u the old reciprocity claim for Which appropriation
wis made In TIE last Parliament
Lieut.. Col. JerYis II here.
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The above table comprises such returns as have
some TO hand, with estimates on counties not m
The estimates give the Democrats much larger
pcr centagc than they have got where thc returns
are In Unless there are some entirely uneSPeelef,
sad almOs, impossible, chengcs, ts V"'9S''t' c'rry
Pennsylvania on he Home Vote dyJ from i1reeto
Fsss thousand Majossty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

MpJoE.ly Tor Consultation .-......-..--.fJsi
BAITr.oaP. Nd. 1bgrsday. Oe'. -, ieti.
Scattering returns from the Counties are
coming H. They Indicate TIE; the vote on tho new
Cousiiufjon yin be docs rpd tie Soldiers vote vii
probably be required 10 detcrn,ine the remit
HAiuNo8r Thursday, Oct. 10. 1864.
Frederick CITY, aJl for the Constitution;
New Msrkes aud Mlddl,t,wn gise - forI Worcester
Comfy district 3oi AZ lnsi. Eilicotts Minis How
ard Codniy. l6s lor: % oglirat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14

Tss Philadelphia Press Of yesterday morning
styes table Of Union end DEMOCRATIC msoIitie5 by
Counties, which foOts Up Union, Nl2i, DenocTai'e'
DS7a Union majority. 4soe. This is exclusive OF tho
sedlcrs vote.
TIE Philadelphia Ice claims Democratic majority on
fs home vote VI between 400 ard 5,cp. The satno
tsarna claims u Democratic CoaFcss.ncn, 10 gjpi
isgs ard two doGnfGl
REPORTED MAJORiTlEs As PAR As HARD PR0S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14
Gsirr 10 yyo=t. Eruiu.

spesisl Dbl -,eh to Tho =. !. TEisaHe.
WET IuDuar, Thursday. Oct - 1864.
Chester County IS to be redeemed. Cam
;aign Ciah va: osrsn;zsa lo-aight. Wayne NeFeagh.
esg accepted 'le presii7ncy amid rreat enthusiasm.
ard pledged himself 10 thorough and energetic can
vas n, hs;uting Of Kindred cub~ MI over the Dis
trict ard rssrltiug majority OF ihTcc thorsand.
n Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14
Tie Army vete-Diss,aieh fren Secretary
kfautUu.

Tue following dispatch from Secretary STAN
70 CoHeeiof Draper shows how The soldiers vote:
.mmAsaEsToE, Wednesday Get u, is6i-s'i0 I'm.
an nos eidl0S pIAPER.--Tle hosptal vots IL Nash
49,; Unna, zoo, Opposition. on
soldiers vote staE1s IN about tie same proper
Wherever teaTd fsOm- EDwis NJ STAAIoS.'
HARiIsBURo THURSDAY, Oct. II. l7A.
although not required by law, the State De-
.s1sht here Is keeping regular book IL record CT
onieal returns Of the onuy vote which are entered
Ooaaiies and Congregational Districts ne fast as
I've. Afev Commissioners arrived to-day bringing
"a usm Che returns hon the hospitals about wash.
.ssn. snd nom some portions Of sheridsn's army
neh litter II appears they were able TO reach. not
Astanding the ruinors 10 the contrary. The entire
noer Of votes tins FIR opened end entered at the
Department viii scarcely reach 100 and these ere
~ssftd through TIE various counties OF the State A
..p"' % item today would be Of little moment The
'aniasohera who have arrived here uniformly report
smofsttan tEo thirds ofthe troops they Visited have
'sed the Union ticket.
SA0"iogis The Official report ~ DE troops at
'"'b>~v1e' Union. l+e: II .n.nc-sile =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14
Launch Of the u. y. sscam-Frisate Chat.
tsnooRa.
PBnADELFmA. Thursday. Oct. 10.

The United States stsam-irigate Cbattanoog'
was launched at o'clock today at Cramps yard St
Il 80 feet long ard $500 tuna burden. she Is intende
~ carry az guns aud - built for high speed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14
The Overland Telegraph Expedition.

WA,uINOToS. ThHrsday. Oct. 10 Ist4.
The Secretary oil tie Treasury has authorized
the transfer 10 tie Navy Department Of the rrrenne
brig Fauaeroy az San Francisco which the latter De.
patment will arm equip und 1T oat thoroughly for sew
les with Engineer Bnlkeys loegraplie Expedition OF
the Northern coasts OF America aud Russia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-14
REPORTED HAJoRf7IEs As PAR As HEARD PROM.

coEsRg ,s,ua El8cTEr.-Ti; PiiIss,ilakia Ia7sirfr
asuTes up rs Cnion Cg1grsssncn to5 0ppos.lign cad
TIE soldiers Y0se may inc:oaso our gain Oh Repre-
fsttatlYes
PTgrArEn FEIA IL F-a'y. Oct. II l:s4.
Wa have reported maj Jritiossfom foIty-thrcc
soanties showing Union major Of s672. In the re.
nsuirg ,weniyihiee oocHics. she vote u lat year
rave Uaion majority Of 1913 mailing total sPPersn
Uuso8 ms,n'liy 81 i05i5.
nwo allow q tgii failing OF in the Union vote o.
sHo IN tie counties 10 BE- heard nom there III stu be
sUnlon b,siJrity On the Home vote alone oi2.3la
TasAgs claims gain Of 20 600 on CurtiA's vote. and
Ia; the Democracy win have majority on ihs Home
vote Of 1000.
footing mp If the table u thu reported Democrcic
tains shows tie iVsl Car 10 be li23e III f scycn
sOaHses.
xIIlh Congressional Dstfct.-LGz'rne aEaty gives
LecD Democratic majority. before reported q. 2ooO.
fhe Republicans elliD the eiccsion d " ". Re.chum
"a Congress By the 5Oldicrs' vote.
PHuJDgLrHLA, Thgrsdsv, Oct. y. fyei
II Is generally conceded that there will be- a
CnioD majority o. tire HoHs vote IN ihc Siite. T1s
Congressional delegation vii Probably stand 10 Union
NsDemocrlia
Tho soldicrs' vote has commenced coming H. and
ssOugh bat $3.50 ballot, have been received. tie Union
sssorily Is i.C67.
EAsTox. ThErslay, Oct. II. lsei.
Monroe Couuty gives l,6oo Democratic majority
Democratic loss. l2s.
ALLENTOWN. Thursday. Oct 70. 1864.
Lehish County gives Boyer (Deu.) tos Congress
NJ majority, - rain over las, year Of 23
HAnEsEulG Tl.ursdey. Oct. r. 1854.
Bradford Comfy gives 2,7O0 Union majority
-AUhiOn loss Of over 1000
WASHINGTON. 1hardsH Oct 49, 1854.
a dispatch from City Point says that six
fsahs,vania Regiments csst gH votes lal OF which
were Democratic.