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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

i. Ebr Rat, cs Roqches Ants, Bed Buys Moth; III
Fars IJoole"s; &C.; Insects on Plants Fouls, Ami:
Put up in 25c. So and 800 boxes bottles and TASKS
$3and IS sizes for hotels public institutions, &6:
"Only infallibe remedies KNOWN
= =: "Free from poisons." '.:@.5 80 -
4 "Not dangeroN to the human family"
''Rats COME out Of their holes to de-;
"a. Sold Wholesale in all large Cities
- Sold by all druggists and retailers everywhere.
99!i! Be'caye!X Of al worthless limitations.
80 and flask before you buy: ~ .2H 49,,
~. Address HENRY r: HfATAR
~ Principal depot 49, Broadway, NY.
~ Sold by all wholesale and retail druggists in st.
Cloud, Mimi. v6n34
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

NEW ADvERf1sENENrs.-J. ". Tuttles card will be
noticed. Mr.. T. Is good workman. '"'. '.-.
Zee Internal Revenue notice; 1t is of Importance to
all business men,. ..tJ...
. JOS NJ areen offers pleasantly located dwelling
house for sale on reasonable terms.
Costars exterminators are considered the best man.
ufactured, and are "death on vermin."
Jos Pendle asks share Of the public patronage for
the Sank Valley House, 1t will be found comfortable
stopping place., ,.,.,.,
An important order from the Adjutant Generals
offce will be noticed
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

BIG THlNa."-We were last week presented by
VIM. J. Parsons, Esq, with hens egg measuring
IA inches full, in circumference aud Thereby
hangs a tale"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

. sfEAxER ESrEapRlsE-Itis said that Capt. David
son will take this steamer around tho Eaih Of st.
Anthony a. he did the Cutter VS.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

~ ~ .Ss = !. ms. !tSS 81 4(=y rf 4a Il ;i,Ft-az
Norlc q; 81 Subscriptions, advertisements
and orders for job work can be lett at The
Post Office: I! ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17
NEW ADVERTZSEXENfS.
: WI" OTH677O6MEVzO.
! i :. , !. -,-.s =. 81 =, -. .seHa
z ~'Tss r. = ~. : ~ = = -
RAIL ROAD LANDS I!

3
Rail ROAD LiANDS !:
sono;>...oo .G,@0 ---7-l, ,.e> al, lna
J: Ftr YET; Division twist St. Paul and
Pacific r. R. Co.
ia tiYs - III -, fra,t IT. 1.H -. s... ~ trf
I $780,.
This company now offers for sale the
Lands granted by Congress to aid in the
construction of its branch line. from St.
Paul to Watab. -
These ,lands are in the ,,,
-, Valley Of the, Upper Mississippi,
on both sides of the river, and embrace
great variety Of
TIMBER, PRAIRIE AND Hay.
I The Road q now in: course Of actual cou-
structior; and will be
@c.:, !. 9a~:2 ~ e., - ~ Ho.G"
Finished to st. Cloud
before the lst day Of January, 1865.
The Lands are ''''
~ Exfmprf aom rAxA1lox
until sold and conveyed by the Company.
They are offered in tracts Of
49, o. 50, or; leo ACRES AND UPWARDS,
and Will be sold to
,.GjE.S:S ~ u ~
ACTUAL SETTLERS
F3>3; sss2sS .a..,g*s
upon advantageous terms 3. i
Terms, cash the bonds Of tho Company
at par, Or to those whe desire it,
Long Credit and
LOW RATES OF INTEREST.
., ;..ri - , ..,: E.. : ..:;t e..
All persons trespassing upon these lands
will be prosecuted under the recent Att 81
the Legislature.
For information as to lands in the Coun.
ties Of
TODD,
CROW WING,
= =" " MORRISON,
BENTON,
sTEARNs.
And the north part of
WRIGHT AND SHERBURNE,
! 5',.s ~ p
Apply to
F.. t.GREGORY,
ST. CLOUD,
GEO. J.. BECKER,
Land Commissioner,
v6"34-t St. Paul, MINI.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17
NEW AbVERTiIsEME;,.N,',T,ss,:
Letter bist.
House and Lot for Sale.

A two story frame dwelling house, with
convenient outbuildings, located on Lot 6,
Block Sc. on Fourth street, will be sold on
reasonable terms. For furter particulars
call at the residence of
d JOS.. NJ. GREEN,
v6n34-Gm Lower St.. Cloud,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

REcsurrs.- irtyssvsa rs11sa kr different com.
panies Of the sth regiasat cane fton down river
yesterday afternoon. 7s,5rfy r5,. ~ II
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

tpcsvaa..-AF snDsranos Lecture will be delivered
At the Seminary ~ sabbath evening next, BY Rev.
Mr. Qtnwark- KS r. ...- -,s..s 8 a@
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17
DAMAGED STORES FOR SALE

DAMAGED STORES FOR SALE,
:. i:t. r-E=.izt - 4. : No2
- :.1I , -. e.: ~ i.aI g..
Will be sold at putlic auction, to the
hig hest bidder for cash, on
FRIDAY, MARCH 1sen, 1864;
At 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Com
missary Warehouse, Upper, Levee, ::q,r
5000 POUNDS OF
M!oULDY HARD +. BREAD.
THOMAS NJ. NEWSON,
mlo-A =. .-..:.s Captain and G. S..
NOTICE g hereby given that on the 18th day Of
April A: D. 1854. at the court houss or place Of
ataog COURT, IN the town of st. Cloud, county Of
Ssesrns and State Of Minnesota ct the opening of
ON sa!d day soon thereafter a they can be
~ te1o, application will be made by the undersigned
con non; Chas vahderburg Judge OF the District
n JUDICIAL district, county Of stearns and state
rose ~ iof On order authorie them 10 sell and Dis
t9e l1rst Baptist Church in thu town 81 st. Cloud
esNd, 1oF the benefit Of said Church and Of thoee
N8 seud CLAIMS On account Of labor per1oemed Ard
~ furnished In the erection Of said builinr and
suc1 otner and further relief q TO the CONF nv
100" equitable In tho premises. JOHN BALL
.1@I .d!H" ~ MONTGOMERY,
d c,o,,a MI. Trustees Of First Baptist Church.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17

Gov. sssphen Miller will be In our city
Esss1IlNk, on abort visit among his friends.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-17
&eNAexAeu's Weuv.

Coats Pants Vc Hats Caps Shoes Buffalo Overshoes Rubber
BYots Shoes Moccans, Drawers, Flannel Cotton and
Linen Shirts and everything necessary
" complete outfit.
, 1864-11-16
OUR INDIANAPOLIS LETTER.
Tie E1ectIon-The o. Il. 4. Trials
The Prisoners want Rebel Witnesses
-91i1itar{ Chnn e ,saThe Assembling
Nanks-Incfcase OF Population,
From our Special Correspondent

e4'!1$
The result OF the October election in this
State wns so grand, so utterly overwhelming,
that it satisfied everybody that in November,
Indiana could do no otherwise than reafIirm, by
greater majority the Judgment she then rem
dered. And as consequence there has not
been that promptncss In forwarding the re-
turns from the various counties, nor that in
tcrcst in hearing tscm, which would have
been the case had the State and Presidential
election taken place On the same day, as in
some other States. We felt VIC were safe, and
more than safe, and from some Of the latest
returns 1t is evident TINT In cortain counties
The Onion men were guilty Of sort of ab"
scntccism, and failed TO poll their full vote.
Judging however, from the vote Of the coun-
ties thus far reported, Lincolu's minority will
not 70 beyond 25, coo.
The Military Commission is at work again
in eobcr earnest. despite theasseverations Of
many Democrats that after tho Presidential
election nothing more would be heard Of 1t.
The people have rendered verdict that this
war must be promptly and declayely prose-
, 1864-11-16


uOGs.-Receised during the day about Il, 90 hogs
qf (which ppnber eyer 100 head did got arrive unt
very late IN the afezn6s The entered sales st al the
yards amount to s57s head which was all the stock
up to O'Clock in the market. Prices ranged from
&1o.13@l1.oo chiefly At S1ass91o73 per 100 ns-
Droyezs and commission meu, acting upon the short
neas the supply, and the healthy tons the market
made q great effort to advance prices; and
indeed 90 far succeeded, that on tho sales
made We note IN Increase upon yesterday y
rates Of loo15c 100 ns The result OF this movement
WIS. thnt although there less than the nsun1 sup
ply IN Tho yards. business dragged along At very slow
rate. Sales effected With more than usual trou-
be and not few Of the best operators stood aloof a.
together. The policy Of adopting the course now al
ludc to, on the part Of owners may be fairly ques
TONED. One thing 10 clear thai It has tho effect Of un
settling the market and yey frequently the reaction
TINT ensucs upon the arrival Of the tagging trns to-
geiher with the additional supply, send prices down
below the point at which they previously stood.
Although The yards were fairly cleared OF all stock
by The afternoon the subsequent receipts By the North
western, Gaena snd Burlington roads have been large
At the close OF the market this evening there was less
bskness manifested by buyers, aud prices. although
nsm and buo5aut easly In the day. we're dull and
slightly d1ooplng.
Ao1 GALES Tc-DAr.
, 1864-11-16
Pyramid Of Little Maekexels-
e ENTU.C KY.
DELI AWAREJ
NEWJERSEY.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY,


TCEsDAT EVENING, Nov. Is.
The demand for money today hss probably been
less persistent than for sonc days past but then 1t is
still large, The market II stien1ng somewhat, hut 1t
does not amount to q stringency. Currency has be
scarce, but supplies from the East expected
tomorrow on orders from our Bankers. The scarcity
oftAe currency has been caused by the fact during
the strtngency Of the exchange market. considerable
sunas were shipped In place Of exchange to New York
But as has been ordered back 1t will nrobably be
more plenty at least for few dsys- TIE fall In gold
depressed the markets today, and the transactions
were small at decline On previous quotattons-
E1change has been drug In the market today,
pouring in torrents upon the bankers. Many In con
SEQUENCE Of the scarcity OF currency hsve been COM
PEELED to close down and refuse It. The exchange
cones mostly from packers who are generally draw
lug upon the New York correspondents. The buying
price has generally been discount and the selling
price 4 discount. II the amount OF Currency ordered
from New York comes. the exchange market will
stiden up as our bankers dcslrous Of keeping
goodly amount on hand for any e3igences that may
come '' - =
The gold MARKET in New yo1kn evidently growing
weaker daily. II opened at ~ to-day sud dropped
doHc to 2s1k at the Close. Confidence Is plant Of
, 1864-11-16
The Result In New Jersey.
TFrou the New Brunswick Fredontnn, Nov. 10. ]

From the New BrunsW1cE ftedontnn, Nov. 10. ]
While the result In this State is not all We
desired. etin we have cut down the Demo-
cratic majority Of two years ago full two
thirds and given that party saeh shaking ~ e; as
ClclIan majority in the State is probably
about 5000, while we have gained one mem
Der Of Congress a. Newell-one
member Of the State Senate, and tied the As
scn1bly, which is a gain of eleven members
thus showing that our work in New Jersey
has not altogether been in vain.
The result Of the election In the city Of
New Brunswick is fully equal to the expecta-
tions Of The Union men. Last gear the Dem
ocrnuc majority On Asscmblyman was 170,
and now it is g. the other way. The result is
due to the manful manner in which the
Unionists stood on guard at the polls through
the entire day. The number Of votes cast IN
this county Was much larger than was antici.
pated-a very great increase over former
elections. In this city the number Of votes
polIed was e,15o-S18 more than was ever
cast here before
, 1864-11-16
FROM GENERAL GRANT.
He Congratulatcs the PresldeHts

c1r1 POINT, Nov. 10, 1s6s-10So P, m.
bon, Edwin NJ Stanton, Secretary Of War:
Enough now seems to be known to say who
is tohold the rcins Of Government for the next
Congratulate the President for ne for the
double victory.
bIoodshed OF riot throughout the land, is q
victory worth more to tie country than d bat
tic won.
Rebeldom md Europe Will eonstsne 1t 50.
Us. GRANT, Lieutenant General.
, 1864-11-16

- The GRANVILLE nl.) bsdepasdef Is ont
with sublime,y tall rooster. blazing can
non. and on ecstatic base drummer, in honor
Of the triumph in GRANVILLE, that gave st the
previous election Democratic majority. Of
fitty- three, hut now gives Lincoln ma}ority
Of SIX.
, 1864-11-16

VIZ ms1sef e. dnI@ y ~ pas
ssR{ e Rs2fses
to scll at extreme hgures We note during the week
& e 8" s his Il nss l. % S
SisS S 'sst &C. load s 3; 3; Sc
good ID aetVe dssnd fhe aket
fs'ss oaons m 2 s. sus We ant
61ions. 5eiiTe7ed. 'iessi
v1'is; WI SISa t. IL
ssf 81 SS IfF Eet SGDs5 ST. 'Ga o1K
L.rd Tie s?ket for S,, 5 aS5 dnFing Il ths
ss Ssn ssa p5fss
@ ns a9s s4,e to a.
ulatsss demand has e1ssted. - ' ''0'4 49, sp'''
Meas Pork.1,TleEe Is moderate demand for Ness
q 4arn
ns sSE aSs e S au,as hs ees 6ss a sms
81. s Isef:s TsAi ass f5!f :. o 6s' md so
;sRG S %ses sH sRs d
rs fss
re demand was fir but not quite urgent It has
S a:$ss '1S
i've
n @ Il fs q 9sa eI eg
Sweet Picked Hams at lsc: zoo 1cs do al sc: l06
as. es &c sG ss s5e
demand for city at c but they we're generally held ut
Gre Green AImsntLIhsrs m T. good M demand ter Green Gree
soei; 10 w s T
aise. Reef,,rhere sas been anoasrete demand
f15 ess bse1 s gq5E es 6S M
ma
, 1864-11-16
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.
For the Week Ending Nov. 15, 1861.

TUEapAY EVENING, Nov. Is, 1861.
The following table shows the receipts Of Lumber,
Shinges Lath, etc., for the week ending Nov T. and
comparatively for three years:
RECEIPTS OF LUHHEE, emS11Ks. LAIu. ETC, FOE TIE
Ff3
, 1864-11-16
a Chicago .Fayor1te lnsu1ted In
= MadI36s

+ro,n the stage In both Paris and Madrid.
1,,;. 5oub4]ess arose more from his awkward
ncss an an motor than his lack Of merit as
n{nocr. Drignou has detcriorated consider
Div in the latter respect since hss1 ne appeat-
u in this country, stll he sings admirably
md We doubt not 1t viii be q long time oe-
~ ~ we have another IS good. Galignanrs
w,s.,,,oer SAYS that on the evening Of the goh
',t;uo at Madrid, "Her Majesty, the King
, 1864-11-16
Tho Vote In Several Cities.
be vote for President in several cities wa

It Will be seen that only three cities in the
United States polled larger vote than
Chfcnrpr
, 1864-11-16

and the hianta Donna Isabella, attended the
Italian Opera, and were Witnesses to most
tumultuous display OF disorder. a ne" TENOR
named Brignoli go greatly displcasea the
audience that, notwithstanding the presence
Of the Queen, nisscs, hooting, cat-calls and
no,ses of ya1ious kinds, continued through
M,nc Pence, was treated with but scanty
ceremony. The royal party remained patient
II IN fl,eir box for an hour and a-halC",
, 1864-11-16

Iiacoln's NAL. SO GOO so,sso a1s q
The soldiers vote OF the States will carry this
MINORITY full up to 450,O00.
, 1864-11-16

DRIED EKUITS-AFP1Ks-The MARKET 3 n
imrtored though sti!l limited supply There has been
1st ns1a lat season nons e D. ae5krt :, rsea ns
in light supply. Market firm with IN advance Of &c
2 n. RAsFRIRR1Ks-AEe scarce With good demand
We advance previous quotations 4c 2 n. PEAcBEs-
In almost nominal supply: Market active and nrm at
nrm at previous quotations. but In limited demand.
, 1864-11-16

EtsES-Ihe market during the past week has bsen |
II extremely en- limited and almost nominss supply
for fresh EgEs and at eGaasc doz for lined Eggs.
FEATHEkS-Receipts continue Light. The mar.
ket rules firm at previous quotations with good de-
mani for prime aesortad teathers. We quote:
Prime Live Geese Feathers.
f1SH-WmTEF1sH-! mnt kct L. In moderate sup |
ply new dsh There u being little doing, but dealers
are firm In their views, previous auotst!ons conse-
Quentfy remain unchanged. MAcKERK1 arc In fair re-
saanEea bat little o. FemiIy Aaetsfs! @ xe aSe AZ a.
With material change. On Cusk, Pollock aud Hake,
there hAH been adYAnce Of &c 2 100 We quote:
, 1864-11-16

The Eastport Dlsaster-Forrestss RnId
and The Election-Chnnge OF SentI-
nlent In kentuclSy-A new Union Pa-
per-The Sanitary Comm1ss1on-1Mll-
ftnrY Matters,
, 1864-11-16
THE RESULTN IN MISSOURI,

Ane n'11s1 s!unpu IL ~, tnissou1l ~ CON-
rae1e ana o'es"neimns. 1ne cops nave mol
eaffleo ten counues Ill me sAte. Mr. LIN
COINS majority Wal! exceed .a1,Vo' The &c
ceptancc By the people Of tue proposition for
new State Convention, by m overwhelming
majority; the election Of three fonrths BAD
acal minority as members Of that Convention ;
the election Of the entire Radical State ticket,
lrtm Governor down TO Register Of fuonc
, 1864-11-16

u4uQ
=: t:C1DER-The mnrkef y In falr supply, With good
Prices tafe r&eady and llm 1t $7.3n2800 per
Z hi at3 # 4A@4S pAT,a (bY1. -
-nRUE4 AMh hCHKMIuAE8-There has been
more actfvy 10 fAe naffet during the pa week aud
t eea.5aasnss ssthe nigh rasss Of aold priess tne
Opium spd q &C p , on Morphine. cAseox on-1s
in goQd supply md the marxet little ezaer Patent
Med!saes rn1s very nrna With an' upward tendency.
, 1864-11-16

staied. Flour 4 soid eufertd unss oserciss sased
TUESDAY EVENING. OF. Il. 1sss.
week dsishts hare been noFo active and Istes a6ow
essei de o. als aa anss to buao
TonAg htowsyes fates m p Ts1s s5sde !oTer ae
sts 15sst, It IL: sehs &; Troabriags, xi!h cofn
Fl efsss5ss g. ss-4ss ~
pisR;s se sss;s % BE- ss sa9 s Is
R3eI: 1he Eat ,a n!stp 1es p.l It. we W qaHte ~ uso
F!ouf ioaF to P Pertland. vis M saras r1 a
K4iIso3n fsEiaafs5 1he various railroads. leading
% lear, sna 6 ido rs o. feu7ts class goods. We
4'oss' Fourth Class. Flour.
To Ne. York all rail- i;s;i Ind I,ss Eris soass sos
ges'on' !sil ~ I'd Lake $Ss
r EsS;5dsssIs II ,SS.e, rs s S
sss sass r. s: . fo'exs
s ca eer. o.. xeekin 1857 ...:.:::..:..:: as
81: ei Rss5ed s IN ia is ::::: }:s$s 8
COZ: :s oeiiod % II Isl. :.:::::::::...: .: sSs
and dq aud pEicea ofboth winter and spring grades
bare drcl1ned 25@3tc per bril- There Is speculative
5tsy actlvc At The opening Of the week. Is now Tery
w
sh ~ gipics Ma5s a4Ts y 50 Rri g.
es - @ g ~ tG bE xns xofss
sG W BIZ % : .2S ,s R5s G Ms 2? E
sPi9g as saRsae
q chaiss Rss wate & e'Sslt %inter Extras
M M ainm 11 to good 19eSg1ad93o 3
Gnoice spIt1g E1tzas. S25g ~
a1S Ea1r to Sooa % a. az; IL s XII
NNtef Supet1ue.. a!H9 ~
SMprinNE M YEA, SuPerfne.. gsSs sSSs RI 81
" Gens nieai.IisTo i imissd demand and ths
k!e;5ess kess sses e;1e SeaE, &sa s.':: s
Rsaa aaa i; sae5t Il ss1ely @ M &
s!as sas dlsa'isEs, SssSS
To.p4r the sales vers 9;ons 6isa il buiE 4 koo
track 10 tons good ddlings On track nj $500 per
WHEAT EReeeised today, . sci bu; shipped to
Ss sy sa nss fssss Sc M Il as
Received Ct Ct: ss ~seE In 1855 mo''a:'::: ssa s
sas: s'nsG ps;sod see Il Ill 1ss :::asss ::issSss
ear: eaef psrIod saa Il @ is, .....: ,:si
ss Tne vi, Thsat market during hs wesE E4,sd
M sss
e @ y ho y
sS a y
hsat srEst 1.sa as qna @
we're: W!NTxR NR1AT IN eToRz-1,3o0 bn No Ited
, 1864-11-16
WEEKLY REVIEW OF CHI.
CAGO MARKET.
TUESDAY EVENING, Noy. u, 1851

Au'alcs af Grain reported IN tht nartst report are
Il f &c storupe PR b,IssE, ness otAt.tctse
stated Flour Il Sod eAteTtd uyless 0taersctse stated
, 1864-11-16

- There is rumor that Mcclellan will
take the Presidency Of the Great Western and
Atlantic rnilruod.
, 1864-11-16

NA1Ls1he active competition with which this
not to have decreased On the paTt Of manufacturers
Press are 1Em hut there being st stocks On he mar
By weakness and iTegulastty On prestons quotations
We note fnrthst decline of5oc keg. We quote:
, 1864-11-16

NEW YoRK-We clip the following rom the Shipping
List of the Eth lnst: There Is an improved feeling,
With moro inquiry Though the hussne3a Ia not large
owing IN mart TO the unusual small Btoek In ImporteFs
hands or nearly ali descriptions OF Foreign p11cyA are
well uaintaued. New Rasins are out Of nrst hands
cargo, however, u daily expected; se-sales Of new
Layer arc being made at & Sd net The business com.
prfses 56QQ bxs old LAYER RaIsins Bt $50 4O125N
DO old Bunch, tA go hf DO, e; 100 ar d. $ll 200
hrs CuEtants, 1631Akc "a h8ies TatraEona Almonds,
. GU NAPitH c3Se3
S6x cash 800 bxa old LAYER and LOO do old Bunch
la8t9 U paGH BfAx3l Nutj ~ do EH0efEss ~ w yEt+
Eheed do, 1C0 bales TarfaEona Almonds, and 80 do
Hard Shell do on priFnte terms IN West india we
note 100 brs Abaco Oranges 1t Sls9I6; go Ruatan
Cocoa Nuts in 1ots rom vessel, sso cash and 1oo o1
terms The receIpts of Grcen Apples very light,
and there d lt1]e b. m ssock; prices higher
quote Western from boat 40 they run. $3o br; st.
in srierfes snd nncred SG1sS
tsDEES "e R1G1ee: ss,xs With an active de-
, 1864-11-16

PDULTRI-CH1cK1ss have been In better sup
q Moasfste saPpy: and 1aiR demand Il on present
Chickens, dressed. s5F!ee
Basts :fssssa SssssS
rpriesss aiesssds es sssEs a,s
sast '9sB aass
Prims Il assas 70 choice per bu on track. so %
P1M to choice s pss By in a119
Ai1eq per On On TRACK 80 s9
Es,s sn9ise pss "a s
per ~ ". H., - ~
god sappis s,iS = al@oss 6o%iaai aeaana @ o. i
& esag eG s9 e
Fsissfs fsss ssotse!ssf %s as2.f; m
= !. fsss}i fkss|ii:y;;;;;; yssv rs rs
GSsa3s95ss }sssaPs aoas55$
fssaes fsm as:sss Rsa 7asi::: sssi...::::.:::.: -
faIis fa1G%S
Eme4Rsld and Sdesh;
Teao% nsh5s. os. $fxc
beo9a EbeaGa VSeFs al
YeImiiiion, .american. @se
English. -. SReroo
Pntis Pafty G1fs1i e saEF
FS}WWDEItNh n fair demand, With good supply. |
Prices rule arm and Unchanged We qhose: x,,o N
Rice Powder 2 keg.s s-....''....-.'''.'.sssS ~ aoS
btSsfnf h;s een little improvement II the
activx a. he market With atr rece1pts prices con-
tinue rt1p and unchanged. We quott: ..
:.:::::::::::1!Sss
Eangoon.
RAGS AND PAPER ST0CK-There Il 40
change note IN the previous Quotations Of ths mar
set. which my amount Of STOCK is readily takcn-
Mt1ed Cotton rags, = sa..,.,...........s . a9Hc
Mixed Woolen Kaess n.-....-.........-..'.5 Mae
Nsxspape;s and Pamphlets, n..............:S :SH95
White paper shavngs. y. ,tsds tss
sSi0 brls, 6n4 bags. DoXrsTIc-The market for Do.
me1tic salt to rner and We note an 1dTance on tae
week &c hrl-Ftne aelllnE b4 the caf.io7a =
xa..5 In round lots there Il good demand - *oA9
go dock. There Is no change n Coafse Or ually
Ealt. FoEK0y-The demand for Coatse fo!e!9n Salt
IL more scttye and prices hare advanceo &c sack.
nmoTxa4sT".:F,nc ~ asq1S. sa1s 1s............ E5
Coarse Salt. AMs39
Ground Sniar aeo3
DAIRY. with bags. $50
DAIRY, without bags. 4.30 I
FonxIay- Ground Alum, p Back- 3$0D130
Turks Island. sacE as
sa:s; l,coo brs Domestic Fine At sa's delivered On
EERDS-C1ovxR sKD-Thercf fs gairdqmand and !
thf market Is arm. 6alts to-day were:-l1 bag8 pfno
Glover Seed at Sl0$o. TIxorAT SKxp-Dail and Il
1uoet entirely nominal St % per bushel FLSx
sxmEScsrce and In good demand, at@&N3ss,
SUGAR$-1he market during the past Hecx hts
, 1864-11-16

The following arc the ascertpined and re-
ported majoritics In the State. The Opposi-
tion are given the largest figures claimcd by
, 1864-11-16

AN<N a. - i ~ - GI{-4
Of actlvlty In the market 4
good supply prices have
Italian Hemp prices have
can do &c on previous quo
Ia1..-.....-.,.@m3H q
Yankee Fitch. 3.Ma 1000
Pine Pitch. .0t
Rpatn 2 rs DG...... 5000
Tupentaue. .3El3 IS
1tal. Flax packing.... G1e
Ita1. Hemp packing. &c
Am. Hemp sup...-+.. ne
An. Hemp No. H.. k gkc
0ILsS--LfyBEED OIL91
supply but with an almost
ttnue unchanged. WHALE
guest and firm st previous
In suia1l receipt, market A.
per gal. Other descrjpti
~~a{,A-1nL fI-A --4tn
, 1864-11-16
RESULT OF THE CONTEST.

Approximate Mai critics (not 1nclu-
ding the Soldiers Vote) for President
In the several Eta1eH.
, 1864-11-16
ILLINOIS ELECTION-OFF
.. CEAL.

Comparative Vote OF 1864 and 1860.
, 1864-11-16

NEW ToRK--We take tho following ffot1 the Safp.
ping Lat Of the 18th Inst: There haa been less actlvity
nnd less huoyancr tn the market thar on Tuesday ss.
with disposition to shade IN prices but the chanxea
use continues prettylarge. Among the Ralcs wo notice
l51o Cneolorea Japan, 5oo ooion9. go Gfoen, e.
~ TORACC91@Ihmsxe m nas @ been little Improvement
but with no essential change. Smoking and Chewing
IN limited demand md unchanged. We quote:
, 1864-11-16

noiaea cora e Meais ..... GSSs3sM
Unbolted :" .,...........,..... 4L01a48.O1
Rrun nud Mfddlfnxs-There Is a snort supply OF
Bran md the market Is firm and a1.00a3.00 per ton
higher. 1ldd1tugs are in fair demand. We quote:
Bf1n y ton $20G4 49,,
Fine Niddlfngs n tor, NGNRs300
TO-DAY the salea were: 200 tons bran ID bulk at
on truck; 10 tons good Mddngs On track ut $500 per
ton. ~ ....