The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-16
The Election.

The Democratic claims about New York
are all for hedging purposes. Large
amounts wero bet on the result in that
State, and supporters oC Mcclellan have
tried to make it appear that the State was
in dcnb t in order to compromise. We un-
ierstand that fully $l0O, 900 will lie lost il
this city on that State alone. The losers
may as well yield, as it is now ascertained
rs viii he seen by the regular dispatches
that Lincoln has 9,456 maj rity. Fenton's
majority is 5000.
Little Michigan has acquitted herself
nobly The Congressional delegation i,
unanimously Republican, which is gain
of one. In the Fifth District, the cnly on,
in doubt r. Il, Trowbridge, Republican
is ele ted over A c. Baldwin. Democrat
the present incumbent
In ltuois eighty.oue counties give Lin
cOlu 30 ,O29 majority. Some Democratic
clu ltes are yet to be | e RI from. Il gh
U ION and three Democratic Cougressme,
are elected certain, with two districts, tn,
Twelfth and Thirteenth, III doubt. Moultoi
Union t. Congressional a. ddate at large
is also elected. The present delegation
from that State stands six Union to eigh
Democrats. There is, there ore, gam o
three thus far, leaving ont the two doubt
ful districts. Ohio, Illinois, Indiana ant
Michigan have gained twenty Congressmet
ld to this aggregate we may have tive
more to add from Illinois. Pennsylvani;
gained five, with two more claimed All,
New York gained five. The Chicago Time.
says there is Union majority Of cle II
he Illinois Senate, and nine ia the House
The majority ia that State on the popular
vote is over 10000,
In Iowa all the Congressional District
were carried for the Union hy increase,
naloritles.
Minnesota gave : 800 to 5000 Union ma
jnrjy.
The electoral vote stands, as published j
yes tsrday's Gazette, 2l3 for Lincoln to .
,or Mcclellan. The popular mi rity fo
Lincoln, il, ludin the o ioro' vote, vii
be nearer 100000 than 100000. The latte,
was our estimate the morning after til,
election. The largest m ,jorities were give
10y Massachusetts and Ohio. II is not Ger
tain now which OF the two will come out
ahead.
Thus we have the summing ~ of tn,
Whole matter Gin. Gazette.
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HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE Potomac
November l0,-The following order has
just been issued from these headquarters
HEApouARTERs ARMY OF THE PoToMAC
Nov 10, 1864.
FIRST The 9Th New York heavy ertil
lery, the l61th New York volunteers anc
the 3Gth Wisconsin volunteers having
been reported to the Maior.Gcneral Com
mandng as having behaved Will
distinguished bravery during Tie en-
sagcmeut OF October 9th, 1864, on Hatch
er,s Run, he takes pleasure in restoring tc
those gallant Regiments the ght to carry
the colors Of which they were deprived by
his general order No, 81, of September %
1864.
Second. 1t having been reported to the
Maior.General Commanding that tho color,
of the following mentioned regiments, re
Gently lost in battle, were lost under cir
cumstai ces that reflect no dishonor upoI
those regiments, they are hereby pcrmi,
ted to carry other colors, viz: the oh New
Hampshire volunteers, 59th Massachusett,
volunteers; 5lst n. Y. volunteers, 45tl
Pennsylvania volunteers, aud l05th Penn
sylvania volunteers.
BY command of
s WILLIAMS, A, A, G. Mai,-Gcn, MEADE.
Exchange of Tea Thonsa d Prisoners al