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TiinnATj Monmifo ov xaretfi TERMS: 'V Ik - if - pr Asima 9bo t 2 oo - s7 15 : i i TW SOMETHIN O M0V&i-P- 0 : f from Washington —the seat of government— moro ways than one anirif jhe people have anything jto do there the eopner they move in that direction the better j Congress will soon tie and tho people should let their delegate fifty understand! tbeir wishes upon matters which have exercised them not a little yVe have nothing now to soy about Nevada going into tho tfnibn 'and Utah being left XJlah A b s long distance re-osse- oat in the in cold— jfoithe fact is we are getting r need to special treatment and wo kind olike it” There may yet be some satisfaction and pride in 'going dqtvn to posterity asthe long- f est in Territorial tutelage Our Subject how is that magazine ind book restrictive law Before we kneyr Congresswe used to hear a great many very ridiculous things to its discredit and we are not yet convcited to the faith that all wisdom is assembled there at any time—far from it bat the more we knofv of the folk: who compose' it the' more We Had them just like tlieir neighbors touched with iufirmitie3 and all that kind of thing anir jast ivs likely to blunder and repent oa “any ' " 'other man “ j J dear and intended was It poor probably souls some of ou Coutoneatal patriots believed tt—that Congress wjicn assembled should look after tho Interest of alUtbe citizens of the United States with disinterested devotion— their children have outlived thehappjr illusion! It ievery mau for his own To the Hon John F Kinney the Delegate from Utah should the people" address their obnox1-iopetitions incessantly till they get that I l : - v' i uuiv 'vi - S'I: I us - JJt i t 1 sod - Tbrrt SIontiT Per Month deSTered to Per tingle nnabef M r - moo r Bix’Monihs - I i Plate over the October election Marion county Michigan city and La Porte give 1 189 Uneoln majority jatm-Indianap- olis and Wabash Eekbirt Noble and Union counties give 2608 lincoln majority Ills majority will not be leu than 39 000 Ui the State ’ Iowa Desmoinee 9‘ There seems to bars been a full 'vote lodging from tho retains now received which Indicate a larger majority than that of last year We carry Congressional district by inicreased major! ties' Keokuk gives 430 Union and ' Dubuqueanil Julian township 350 Democratic Wisconsin — The Union carry both branches of the legislature and elect 4 of the 6 Congressmen— 66 towns and cities-- ' Including Mil wanks give Union 5034 Democratic 4400 Milwauke city gives' Democratic GcaPaino is elected for Congress la Milwauke district Minnesota will give the Uhion 3000 majority judging from the few retains received hlichigan returns recoived indicate a majority of L500 on the home vote Lenawee Calhoun Kalai mazco Iowa Shiawassee and Kent counties give' 4500 Lincoln majority Detroit and Wayne county give 2550 McClellan majority Later— Detroit 9th — The Republicans claim to have carried the State by 15000 majority The returns are meagre Coldwater and Adrien conn-tie- s and Madison Fairfield Dlesafield Franklin Hudson' 10 towns and Adrian city and 15 towns in Hillsdale cotftty give 2386 Lincoln majority and Adrian county will be 1200 Monroe and Wavne counties give 2140 McClellan majority In Jackson county theie are large Democratic gainh Returns from different parts of the State show large Union gains over the October election The Ifnion majority will exoced 40000 on ithe home ' vote Ohio State fs estimated at 75000 majority for Lincoln Clark Green and Hamilton counties and Cincinnati Painaville Steubenville Youngstown Urbana Springfield Chagrin Falls Akron Ashland Toledo Oberlin YorkGeneva Grafton Col -op Windham Warren Willoughby Perry Elyria Yellow Creek hew London Conneant New burg GlinT Cugahoga Falls Pittsfield Rerrea Washing ton Gilead Cordington Maaaalon Mansfield vfi- lington Sandusky and Newark give 23LR2S Lincoln majority Columbus Vermillion Johnston and Defiance give 079 McClellan majority silly law 'repealed 2-4- 00 i Columbus 9 The indications are that Lincoln will have 35000 on the home vote Thefirst second third majority ana eighth wards of --Columbus city give 04 Lini coln majority and Hanultonkounty 6000 Returns from southern Ohio show Union gains Ravena gives 119 Union majority a Democratj ic gain or 12: The following are Lincoln majorities in Ohio: Hamilton county 5000 Clark county-10gain of 200 Green county 2000 a gain of 300 Ashland county 10050 a gain of 2007 jNnmerons eavy Lincoln majority The Buckeye State is good for Lincoln 50000 on tho home vote The 'soldiers vote will make it j 0 100000 MiiourI-Th- e Union ticket is doubtless elected St Louis gives 4000 on the home vote II T Blow is to Congress by alarge majority j ed counties give a Union Kcntncky — Twenty-eigh-t We presume not to dictate to our Delegate or 250 Louisville gives 1849 Union and majority and tell him how he must do this ancf this1 4873 Democratic Covington Falmouth and Lexington give 1308 Lincoln majority Paris and but we are satisfied of plenty of 189 McClellan The re- - on vo I’ within jrencli Cojuradb Idaho Montana and Nevada are in the game awkward position with Utah anil a heavy’ combination can be effected to bring- about jthe repeal of that law and we want it repealed" Somebody rushed through that Bill before jhucli could bo said against it: now that we have a fair show jet us use it Repeal is the v 3 - VvrS'ffr ‘ :') word ' - Contfary to anticipatory rumors and to the expectation of many persons the Presiden tial election seems to have passed off in the States for thb most part quietly which was owing no doubt in no small degree to the extraordinary preparationtand vigilance of the -- ! ' iw : Excepting in regird to the particulars of election' the' telegrams are exceedingly meagre iu'uews "We could not help this not- iwithstanding wejira welii’ aware that few per-soipl the Territory rare much about the r prolix details of howthis- township or vjoied or which identical wnnl of a city gare one majority for lincoln and which gave one ''majority for jlcCIellan provided the general result of the da jr were appearsto be overwhelmingly for MrIincoln j As other news die not come we could not give it but we ha curtailed somewhat and 3ammarized the long string of figured and pe may do more si with ihe nextwe get ir 4 T u ? V' irK V as j 1 ? l 4 !V' ‘S 1 b the-othe- - 1 iif t1' 1' : h givcn-whic- - ki r rEASTERN TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ' ELECTION RETURNS! " ATLANTA EVACUATED AND BURNT-J5HEMAN OFF FOR CHARLESTON! Oham LaSai -- towns in Maine give Lincoln 14264 McClellan 7704 Maine goes for Lincoln by increased majorities Tenpekseo — Nashville gives McClellan 21 Un-col- n 1307 Gallatin gives lincoln 119 McClellan “' K - li jClinton Iowa 9 ClintonMastilon (Oxford Wyoming Franklin and D Witt give 027 Lincoln majority Chicago gives 1703 Union majority Ill t4 Chicago 9 j TIIE PRESIDENCY Ac— LIST OFCAXDn)ATES s SINCE 178S The following Is the list of Presidents of the United Statea as well as those who were candidates for each office since the organization of the Government: ! Washington and John Adams terms no opposition Adams opposed by Thomas Jefferson UJ-tJe- hn who haying the nexthigliest electoral vote became ice President 1801— Jefferson and Aaron Bom over John Adams and Charles C Pinckney lS05-ThbJefferson ami George Clinton: over Chjurlee C Pinckney and Rufus 1809— James Madiaon and George Canton over Charles jC Ifinckney 1813— James Madison and Eldridge Geny: over ' DeWitt Clinton ' 1817— James Monroe and Daniel P Tompkins: over liutus King 1821—jjames Monroe and Daniel p Tompkins over Joljn Quincy Adams 1825 — John Quincy Adams and John C Calhoun over Andrew Jackson Hgnry Clay and Mr’ Craw ford— there being four candidates for President and Albert Gallatin for Vice President 1829— lAndrew Jacksofi and John C Calhoun over John Qnincy Adams'and Richard Rush 1S33-Andrew Jackson and 'Martin Van Bnrrn over Menry Clay John Floyd and William Wirt for President and William Wilkins John Sergeant' and llenty Lee for Vice President - 1S37— Martin Van Buren and' Richard M Johnson over William II Harrison Hugh L White and Daniel Webster for President and John Tyler for Vice president 1841 —William II Harrison and John Tyler over Martin Van Buren and Littleton W Tazewell Gen Harrison died one month after his inauguration and John ' Tyler became President for the rest of r the term 1841 —James K' Polk and George M Dallas over Hcqry Clay and Theodore Frelinghuysen 1849— Zachary Taylor and Millard Fillmore over Lewis (Mss and Martin Van Bnren for President and William O Butler and Charles F Adams for Vice President Gen Taylor died July 9 1850 and Fillmore became President 1853— Franklin Pierce and William ILlKing over Winfield gcott and W A Graham 1857— James Buchanan and John C Breckinridge ov4r John C Fremont and Millard Fillmore for President and William L Dayton and A J Donelson-forVice President 1861 — Abraham Lincolnand Hannibal Hamlin over Johii' Bell Stephen A Douglas and John C Breckinridge for President and Edward Everett HerschelliV Johnson and Joseph Lane for Vice President ’t 1865 —Abraham Lincoln and ‘Andrew Johnson and George 4 B McClellan and George II Pendle ton candidates —Election November 8th 1864 17S9-j-Geor- to ge i - : v States telegraph office has a v1?® Len fcherman has desrroyed Atlanta byreport fire sent) all his supplies to Chattandoga and is now marching on! Charleston with 40000 troops CHOICE i -- v ' 5 J - j ASSORTMENT t I i just received:: ‘r 6 OOD S Crates Twenty-Fiv- e 1 f - i 42 ' maa Of t i ii Endless Variety ENGLISH AV j li a I j i WALKER BROS k QUEENS WARE FINEST PATTERNS -- I 1 © r- l ' e -: - a 9 a aee j liARGrE VARIETY s IH 1 J has-1609- i or ' Pliil-idelph- ia Alle-jhen- Nor 12 1861 j LAST APPEAR AX CE j paa4 IOC 5 IP Tragedian © tf SIR GILES OVERREACH I In Massinger v a ’ 'I -- "a t a' uirii sin ! efthe Eminent !U Vi 2 I'O t SATURDAY EVENING i 9) i j LAter— New York 9— The total vote of the City of New York is 107777 for McClellan 75319 for Lincoln 36448 majority for McClellan 36887 Albany gives 2476 Democratic majority Seymour’s majority is 2463 Amsterdam and Saratoga give 260 Lincoln majority Troy Little Falls Niagara Falls Suspension Bridge Hornelsville Schenectady Hudson Lyons and Rochester give 1825 McClellan majority Pennsylvania— Partial return from 15 counties show a gain of 1200 over the October vote all- - but 4 Wards give 10200 Union ma Erie City gives 294 Union a gain of 72 ority — Later Philadelphia 9 — Returns from the State show almost invariable majorities for Lincoln Three Districts of Westchester borough show a Jnion gain of 46 over the October election Springfield gives 315 Lincoln majority’ Districts including Pittsburg and y city give Lincoln a majority of 700 over he October election Erie county givesx3000 f Jncoln majority 108 Franklin gives1 a McClellan Linesville for Lincoln 104 major- majority of 179 15 majority Spare Creek gives MeClellan ky Districts give a n Allegjhenny county twenty-nin- e Jnion gain or 1155 Other towns in the Western portion of the jStata give Union gains ! Delaware— little Delaware has gone for the ' Jnion Wilmington gives 800 Union majority a great Play I JUST OPEN - A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS Supported by a foil cast of the company s ’I l! t ‘ j The roaring Farce of ' hy Jr-- ’ TWIX3 THE SIAMESE ’ Alle-henn- ! j ii Xhe Box Offlo will open' toe the Bale of Tickets Fri day at IO a m poora open at 4 past 6 o’clock Performance to com mence ii'- Five Hundred 1-- Clioice Assortment X- - 1: ' LIBRARY! CIRCULATING - - J 6r y' CLOCKS - Dui tins southwortits Rhod Island — The Union majority in the State : MBS Joratits give 45U ti about 5J)00 AKjT 8 ETEPHENS’ Vermont 50 towns give Union 16664 Democrafanny Fern’S Springfield Illinois 8 The State bas gone Union The Union majority will probably reach ts 4869and will probably jiIdge HALLXBCRTOX'S 30000 EUGENE SUE’S:-in the 8 th 13ih LaterI— Vermont giees 30000 for Lincolm th districts 451 WILKIE COLLINS j - dr Qaincv dirtnet The1 Unidaifta ?£S!t?t?W New Hampshire' 110 towns give Union 22395 r- tradison home vote the 20291 on' and St The sol Clair tors"m i TOBIAS SMOLLETT tT1’ Democratic to res a Union majority in the State SenaJ diers' vote will largely increase the Union major! HARPER'S and PETERSONS’ United States Senator from this State in Jr W - Selections i Rxhardson Is Later:—New Hampshire reported to give ‘ Springfield Illinois 3 aja” 9 Tsana: Lincoln 200 on the home vote rIt is now believed that the Republicans haVe" n on returning the book te pay and ' valve counties-giveUnion foil 5276 Depoait ComiecticuL— Two - Norwalkrtt&joritv ui both branches of the Legislature ap and back Of deposit- s Democratic 5047 Bridgeportj elect 3 Congressmen a Hartford New Caanan 472 Union majority Tna fsb EalsaoThree to Twenty Days Later — Kane McLean Macon Bureau audEt city gives 383give JDemocratie " I - : ji' f "tiagham counties give 7600 Lincoln majority and j i Lincoln for 20000 — claims Later Cousecticnt 100 McClellan majority 28hngamoh gives Hartford — The Democratic majority is 3S3 NEWSPAPERS SCHOOL BOOKS and STATIONERY at show1 Union Indiana a (Indians Returns from Bridgeport’ and Norwalk give a Union majority of majority of 554)00 in the State with large Union Thirty-on- e BROWN & SONS towns including the cities of 114-lHaven Hartford Bridgeport Waterbary giice io the 5lh districts and other paits of the East Temple Street - - r 1 i M i ‘ - 1 ' i ? t -- j - i '?j' - ? 'Ad Hs ENDLESS VARIETY ! ' ' 1 v ! ' niT 1 i - : - NE7 ( -- : AND FANCY STYLES! i 1 - - 1 J 1 -- J ' It: - i I 1 I 1 " m' i 1 i tbrea-fimith- V-- : --- WALKER BRO?§ i : 9 t - t - L 4- -i ' r1 i i i f I li: ' I' v I I' - to u - A d --- - ±J: ' 1 wi I" Carrol V- - n 1 I1: J JUST OPENED eagi4 jdRiUjyi!! a CHOICE Selection of AMERICAN Maryland it is stated has gone for the Union COMPRISING other Works brought from the States We have no returns : by Express- :(New Jersey— Essex county gives 150 a Union DUMAS’ ain of over 1000 The Legislature Js six Union sra Walter soons' and three Democratic i MassachnsCtts — One ’ REYNOLDS’ hundred and seventy-si- x towns give Union 99000 MeClellan 36631 CHARLES SICKENS ’ Later — Bokton 9— In’ the third and fourth Ricei-anEMEBSOX BENNETT’S Districts ' Hooper Union candidates for arerfar ahead Boston Lincoln gives CHARLES LEVER’ P CongreM Chicago 9 6ive 20000 Cook Donlas Whiteside McLean GnmdyLee De Kalb a 1 i l n ht I j 250-majorj- ty pin of 500 R-i ' ffntfi'kWfia LlTts— twenty-eig- T ’ ! - TlUnola I ityj ! !' ''r i 5 1 1 " THE ELECTION- Jautliorities' J Cynthiana give majority’ turns seem to indicate the Democrats have carried the State Later— Louisville 9—Partial returns from 28 counties in Kentucky excluding Jefferson give Lincoln t New Yorkc returns show the election to Congress of Darling over Fernando Wood Henry J Raymond Union is elected: in the sixth District New York City and Humphry Union from Brooklyn Taylor Democrat in the 6th and Chandler Democrat in the 7th District are also elected The vote of New York city is for Lincoln McClellan 73329 for Governor Republican 36122 Democratic 73727 Re torus from 105 towns and 2 counties give Lincoln 20704 majority In 83 towns and cities including Albany Buffalo Troy Schenectady and Utica and also 3 counties GREiT SALT LAKE CllY McClellan majority '"’’'The Nlw York Herald makes the city 37500 for McClellan with Manaect all tho Wards in- - The Union men claim the State II B Cuvsmj Elmira Bingh&mpton Jamestown J6an T Came by 20000 Stago Manager Aurora Wellsvfllc Cuba Bellville Randolph Alfred Owego Addison Danby Ithaca and Cor- CONTINUED SUCCESS OF THE LEGITIMATE ning give 3109 Lincoln majority King's county DRAMA' Oswego and Syracuse give 3160 McClellan major- 36-4- 5'-- Norwich kml New London give Lincoln 1052 ma Jorttyj Maine —Twenty-eigh- t towns give Union' 13 264 Democratic 7934 a gain over the Beptember vote i- U- " r - i I 1 ' |