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MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS. Thursday, Nov. 10, 1864.

ST. LOUIS Thursday, Nov. 10, lsof'
TIE late storms so deranged the Telegraph
lines that We have bot few scattering returns ron INC
interior Of this State but It is conceded to Lincoln oy
handsome majority The Radical State ticket is also
elected McClurg Loan, Blow and Boyd VII DC IT.
turned 10 Congress- and perhaps two other Unio 'on
eressmen are elected. The Legislature will be @ee'y
Union The Convention question Is carried ana ia'ee
uaior..y " Radical delegates elected.
ro- a. .-'layery Counties in this state
lu.. They give considerable LIN
coin maioriiies. -,
The Republicans claim nearly the ful Congressional
delegation =
Geo w Anderson Union Is elected 10 oonsi'' ~
the Ninth District Of Missouri over Gen. Guilar'
Lincoln's majority IN ST. Louis County ia's u'n"u
FLETCHER for Governor about eco the home vote
The Radical State and County tickets in 81 ''u's
County have all average majority on tho home 'o'e 0'
about {, COO
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Nominations of the Citizens Associntion.

II "a. Editor Of The " \ Tribune
SIR: As one of tho Secretaries Of the late Con-
v.ation Of Delegates Of the Citizens Association ea
my right brief space reply TO Mr.. VIM NJ Drummonds
your paper Of oct, 1S le6i None but del
ecs or uernaes had hight to be present The Chairman
ncty sta ed this aud di.cuson was bad rs to the right
of certain person be present Mr. Drummond could not
possibly therefore be suoran; that he hsd no nsl' 10 oe
there The assertion that A. Oasey Hal Vas nominated ia
a, 4. proved by the published nominations. Isn't it
, cool ler an inerloper who refuse. when told
he h,. no business there speak Of he irdecorous manner
I'm which the proceeding, Of the meeting conducted
.sse that there dcorum but what proceeded from
Just such ou,idsrs Mr. Druumopd. Respectfully yours,
JOIN MAcMuILEN No 100 R'"aiwsy.
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1.-THE CHRISTIAN UEIOy AssoCIATIos.'-S
Tbs is organization, which has been developed OF
Of a series Of sermons on tie subject Of "ChrstiaD
Union" begun last year in this city. It's aim ID td
unite in a federal union all evangelical denoDInaona
which are row substantially ono in doctrine II seekd
to secure he rights Of denominations jus. States ara
guaranteed their rights but points to union which
may serve to give il power in propagaing Christianity
This il proposes TO by first Of all inviting clergy
men oil over the country to state their views HhettH
adverse favor Of union It's plans and purposes
viii be unfolded from time TO time. A series of SER
mons in which nearly fifty prominent cergynen are en-
gagged is progressing. The officers OF tAs assoe.a'
ton are:
Pye,iserf-The Hon. Alex w Bradford.
Vis. PresdenfsA v Stout Dan e Lord John s.vtr'on,
Smith shelden VIM Is. Crosby, shepherd Knapp seth y,
HINT Fred = trn.en. 9. c. North Gen. John A Dls ia
p Prrrepont Cyrus 2. Smith H. b. Cafn. Tnos eremisnr
Hon Charles TLurbcT, X. r. Buck, Nm. Curtis Noye,5
Hiram Kechum Joshua Lesvit Edgar KotcEum sDs "a.ek
T,1gry,y,-M NJ Hurd ,nd o. A. jarvis.
Sec,sfayiesJ. NJ Buckingham and the Rev. Henry h-Las
ball
Muhieuberg, D. ID.
The Rev +. c. Ever and the Rev. Edward Taylor
VIII preach in the series tOmOIrow evening the iormef
in 81 AIMS Church Eiglecuth-st, and the latter m
Dr. Por,ers Church Brooklyn series OF ether cites
Of the Union Is in the of preparation The AS
socation will hold It's first quarterly meeting early NJ
January and then develop further It's plans io eI1S
the end desired.
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The RELIEF OF FRREDMBs.-A public meet

THE RELIEF OF FREBDMBS.-A public meet
ing in aid OF the objects OF the National freedmen' Re-
lief Association vas held last evening at the Twenty
ssventh.st NJ. L. Church. between Second and Third
ayes Remarks were made by the Rev. Drs. Mitchell
and Haynes and Joseph Hoxie ESQ., upon the destitute
condition Of freed coorcd people at NewOrleans and
the Southwest and the urgent necessity Of providing
them with clothing and food and the surest and safest
way to accomplish that object to donate money to
the Association be expended In purchasing the de-
sired necessities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-12
Tie following are the latest figures;
Iincoln's maiorItv, -.


GovERsoR-Fenton: Armenia, l0l; Beekman, IA;
Clinton II; Milan ~; North East, 80: Pawlng, l3l
Pine Plains 81; Pleasant Valley q Ponghkeepse city
e47i Rhinebeck 90; Stanford, Sc; Union Vale, 1885,
SeyfYdr: Dover, "a; Kast Fisbkin &c. Fiskhin, CO.
hyde Park 81 LatIange, III Poughkeepsie, III Red
Hook. l27,
Eentop's majority 720
I C0nGRFss-Ketcham Armenia, 1872: Beekman, li6
Clinton, 80; Dover, 80; Milan, 49, NORTHEAST, 52
Pawlng, l37; Pine Plains CA Pleasant Valley 81
Poughkeepsie city 3o5i Rhinebeck, 90 Stanford III
Union Vale 100; Arlington, G2.
Nelson; East Fishkn, il9; FstkiIl III; Hyde Park
9; LsGrange. 6; Pougikeepse, II; Red Hook l23
Ketchams majority 9S2
ASSEMBLY: lst Dist, II ward. Union ie2 majority
81 Dist, Wilbur, Union, l22 majority
SCHUYLER co.
HAVANA Thursday Nov. 10, 1894.
Correspondence Of The N. Y Tribune
see you have Schuyler down at 400 ma
iori.y. teegraphed that had 655 Mon majority
IN SCHUYLER Co. The Official canvass viii not change
this Ave votes either way TenOnB majority may be a
little more Magee may have run thirty to fifty ahead
of his ticket Webber Is reelected 10 the Assembly by
increased majority OF about one hundred. p. II. d.
SUFFOLK CO
Corespondence Of The n Y. Tribune.
RYEEnEAD Suffolk Co, y. Y, Nov. TO- 1864.
am Just from the office of our County Com
nittee and find our comfy has given Lincoln 27e ma
forty and Fenton about 800 this is all can get up 10
time Of mail leaving, and am obliged to send by mail
~ our line is not working A.TR.
Correspondence OF Tie n. Y. Tribune.
SAG HAEBoR Thursday Nov. 10, 1861
have the returns from the whole Of Suffolk
County and give you the summary herewith The Off
cisl canvass may vary slightly. Of course
Lincoln maj .........279 Shirley Sheriff maj PA
Fenton mai go Wood Go. Cerk) MAJ. $50
Curtis Congress) maj 800 Hedges Dist. At maj 2O9
The County officers elected are all Union.
For Assembly, LIST District, VIM. H. Gleason IUnion)
has COZ mRjorlty.
For Assembly. % District. H. c. Platt Dem) has
325 maj. W. IL. q.
WESTMINSTER co.
Bedford. so Union majority; Cortlandt, %
Dem mai; East Chester, lel Dem. maj. Greonburgh
$50 Dem mai; Harrison (reported), 80 Dem: MAJ.
Lewiston reported, l5e Union maj Mount Pleasant,
200 mai; Msnaroneck % Dem maj MorrisaniO, so
Dem mai New Rochelle III Dem. maj; North Cas-
he (reportel) 81 Dem mai North Salem. l20 Union
mai; Newcastle (reported), IS Union maj 0ssiniDg.
I3l Dem maj. Pelham. 70 Dem, maj Poond Ridge
reported. 20 Dem. mai, Rye lS9 Dem maj somers.
je Dem. mai. Scsrsdale, 10 Dem. maj West Farms,
% Den. md. Yoakers, 953 Dem mai HorAtown Ge'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-12
Winter Garden.

The Ticket Of Leave Man," which produced
such sensation at this house last season will be repro
daced there this evening IN order to give Mr. j. 5.
Clarke On opportunity TO appear as Robert Briefly No
one who has studied the performances Of this gifted
comedian can doubt that he will render the character
with great power. Owing to previous arrangements 1t
4, impossible for the play to be repeated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-12
OHIO.
p;nx Tboy.nnd Union Majority.

CHICAGO Friday, Nov. II, lSi
special dispatch to The Journal from DaVeh'
mr., lava saws that the Union majority In that Sac
including the Soldiers vote, is estimated at ooo'o
There are Union game in every county as far as heard
from. 81. ~. =, 1904
The soldiers.vote has elected Delano, Union'
~ Congress in the Thirteenth District Of Ohio. Jhs
gives the Union party II out Of the 10 Congressman
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PENNSYLVANIA.
HARRISBURG, FRIDAY. Noy. II. 1,

HARRISBURG, Friday, Nov. IL, 1864.
Official returns: Dauphin County gives Lin
coin l39 majority. Union gain of455.
Franklin County &c majority for Mcclellan, Demo.
cratic gain Of 81.
A careful estimate made here on the basis Of
the October vote places the State the home vote at
between 900 and 1000 Union majority.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Nov. II, 1894
Berks County (oftical) gives Mcclellan 49,
S3l; Lincolh o.l93; McClean'S majority. $685. Dom.
ocrstic gain over October. 39s.
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Special Notices.
Continued from Fifth Page.
lJi.sionary Drmon-trntior.-A

Missionary Demon-trntiOr.-A Missionary Meet q
will be- held az tie central Methodist kpiscopsl tAic =
S.v-uthaye. near Fourteelhs,, o. MONDAY ~ tNlNNs
Nov "A ~ O'Clock. Ons II the Bishops viii p''ds an
dlN.as vii be delivered by several d-tuz gished elefgyS
men from various ..cons TERRY Recording s.cretsyf
Union League.-Ihe ANNUAL MEElii'" q 'i
STATE COUNCIL U. L. Of A., will be held in the CITY 81
NETWORK, on the day provided in tho Consttaon iO-
formation 8. place OF meeting viii be furnished s'eHs-
ins credentnl. a, the Office Of The seerelary.
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SUFFOLK co.
Iincoln's majority, 27s; FentOn's, 800.
YATES co.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune
PENN YAK, Friday, Nov. H. 1894.
Yates County 1912 for Lincoln, and 1876
for FentOn. c. :.
THE HOME OF GERRIT SMITH.
PErERBoRoU6H, Tuesday evening Nov. {, 1904.
Ii. GRBELEY-Doar Friend: The vote Of
smithfeld is-McCiellan, %; Lincoln. 263 Seymour
~; Fenton BOO Your friend, GEBgIT SMITH
DUCHESS COUNTY.
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MICHIGAN.
A Congressman Gained.

Special Dispatch 70 The N. Y. Tribune
DETROIT, Saturday Nov. 70, is6i-l2'9oa a. H.
The Fifth Congressional District Of Michigan
te only doubtful one has elected Il. T. Trowbridge'
Repphlean. over A. C. Baldwin. tho present Demo.
cratic MANNER thus making the delegates Of six stand
rnannop. for the Union in the Thirty eighth Congress
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Apparent Lincoln majority, 9,l35.

ALBANY. Friday Nov. II, 1864.
Sufficient returns have now been received
hsre 10 indicate beyond doubt the success Of the
Uuon ticket in the State by from 5000 to 1000 majority
ChautauQua County complete gives Lincoln
<76l and FeIton 4,ss4 majority.
DELAWARE co.
gorrespondener Of The n. Y. Tribune.
Drlm Wednesday evening. Nov. O. 1864
The slim inclosed contains the returns Of the
towns heard from. There three towns yet TO DC
hoarl from which will reduce the Union majority made
Nv those returns about 20 or 225 1t is Union gain
beyond our highest expectations. Both Union Members
Of Assembly probably elected. wv
From, The Republican and Visitor ESire, Nov.
DELAWARE COUNTY ELECTION REIURNs.-lh follow
ing is the vote for President Governor. Sherin county
CLERK and Members Of Assembly, ~ far as feoeNee'
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Enscst ship News.

ARHINtN
Shin Nor Westsr (of Bostonl Smith. Bs'avlf 50 esys 10
ST. Heleaa, IS days, sugar. and hemp, - master
MEMORANDUM
The Nor we.ter reports. Passed ape 81 Coed HcTe S'
Pa, same day Thomas CochTaue dudley PssseAger
Iistug " T. died OF cousuu Ftion Have had heavy sW
gales on tho coast l0h inst binegst hearing w - ue't
saw the head shooHers oweEnssi apparently Bee -
the hall.
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ILLINOIS.

Special Dispatch 70 The n. Y. Tribune.
MONMOUTH, ILL.,, Thursday. Nov. 10. 1854.
District unofficial returns give A. G. Harding
over 700 majority Cor Congress in the WITH District
ST. LOUIS, Friday. Nov. IA 1864
King Kendall Union, 10 elected TO Congress
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CONVENTION OF CUJTUaISTS. "A seEios ct
lecture, of interest all engaged in the cultivation ot
the soil is 10 be delivered at Iona Island during ibS
Winter The advertisement will be foano snonS
Especial Notices"
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EENTICE y.

~. LOUIS Thursday. Nov.Io,.s6 i.
Paducah, Columbus, Hickman ana Cnnton'
Keniucky, give Union mniorliies.
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CONNEGTfCUT.

LincOlns majority 2fsl-with WarIrn q Tear nom
which last Spring gave Democratic mayoll! OF ~.
LITCHFIELD co.
Glorious ldLitchfld County gives a majority
Of 627 for Lincona gain Of one hundred and eleven
over last Spring Three cheers for the Oh Mountain
County