Vermont election returns show Smith leads Redfield in Governor race
Early returns from 34 towns and 50 legislative districts indicate Hon. Gregory Smith leading Hon. T. P. Redfield for Governor with about 202 votes in the examined towns. Union majorities anticipate a Senate and three Congressmen elected by 6000 to 8000 margins.
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Congress
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St. Albans
Republican Party
T. P. Redfield
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Redfield
Fairbanks
Saxe and
Harvey
Douglas and Breckenridge
Royalton
O. P
Woodstock
8. M. Dorr
Rutand
Blunt Advances With 6000 Men Across Arkansas River
Advices from Fort Gibson report General Blunt moving 6000 troops and 12 artillery pieces across the Arkansas River on the 23rd. The rebel force is estimated at 25,000 and they did not engage, retreating instead. Fort Gibson notes sickness and some smallpox among Indians. Fort Scott rumors claim Blunt fought and was defeated with about 3000 men lost.
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Rebels Flank Talk Rumor Over Rappahannock Crossing
A report from Washington says rebel troops crossed the Rappahannock at Port Conway in an apparent flanking move on Gen. Meade. Bids for Government flour ranged widely, with 229 thousand barrels offered and 38 thousand accepted at 635 or less. The Bermuda will depart Philadelphia on the 12th to serve the West Gulf Blockading Squadron, enabling letter exchanges.
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Recaptured Fort Warren prisoners to be sent back to fort
Government orders issued at Port Lawn to return the recaptured Fort Warren prisoners. Brig Gen Beal and rebel officers pass through Carro en route to Johnson's Island under Lieut. Wright. Union State Convention promised large turnout with notable attendees. Five-Twenties sales reported at Philadelphia. Jacob A Stamler arrives in New York from Havre amid voyage chatter.
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Mayor Gilpin Re elected as Union Wins City Vote
Wilmington voters reelect Mayor Gilpin of the Union party as election results show Union control of all wards and precincts. City Council remains unanimously Union with administration candidates including treasurer aldermen and inspector also elected.
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Washington Street
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Geo. T. Angell
Markets in New York Stock and Money Market
First Board stocks firmer with railroads and rails names quoted. Second Board dull and lower with several railroad scrips and gold and oil related issues noted. Commodities show firmer cotton and mixed grains, while pork and beef markets soften and hogs rise.
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