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, 1864-06-01

n. B-The general contracting and advertising
Aaents Will visit each pIace of exhibition With 1Nge
pictorial posters, nth graphs. newspsrdr advertse-
meuts ETC., etc. etc, about sixteen dtys IN adTaocc.
n. R.-Thc XHrrest Exhibition In the
vHnrld fH f1DNnt11H..
, 1864-06-01

In this city, at the Marcy Hospital gesterday, May
8lkt af!st long and protracted tf!ness, Mr.. JOHN
A6TBUHY. aged H8 years.
The remains viii b taken to Eosehil Cemetery for
tnterment Csrs lcayo Milwaukee Depot on sunday,
June 5tb. at 2H 2. 4.
, 1864-06-01
Recolleot the Day and Date J!

NB-Onc& more: TeAse observe the day aud date
snt do not coniound this MoNerER oRaAAIzA,
TON with sry oshAr companies. whether they ba
sccd, bad, q exceedingly Indifferent. mysehsA :
, 1864-06-01
RufiuIO 6fnrkct-HIuY 81

BuHul0 M1nfkct-mny IL.
F1ou1-In good demand, with good inquiry for
Eastern shipments.
GRAIN-Whe4t Gru,; sales ot No Chicago spring
At IL 4G No. Mlwauxee Club and Chicago spring nt
Sls5 CuTn scarce and hrm; saaeA Of S1.3 at $l.aJ
i.s2: No. $1.Sj. OAis-S4tes Of Western It 7SH3
&c.
WHIsKY-Sales ut 91.21.
CA*AL ExPoRTs-Flour, 1850 br]ss wheat, g. sc
bu4 corn, N, ,s81 bus: oats, q 900 bus.
LAKE. lMr0KTs-Flour, 0ta1 brls What. IS eft bus
corn. 98x3 bus; oats, gifts bN3.
, 1864-06-01

NEW S@kUL& a&EAUi@0NT
Stocks better, U. 8. IS A2s's coupon, 1034; o.
Quicksilver. Is; Erie ll71 Hndeon. n: y. 8. ~
II ,l11x; Nil r. D. c.. g. r. #. ". c., llix;
n N. W,.s8k. ="
, 1864-06-01

An1TAnT CuAsaEs-Captain Reno, A. O. H.,
SoEnc11y Of Chicago. is relieved by Captain Z. J.
Fatnuu1. who has been chief clerk in this depart
ment ever since the commencement Of the wat.
Captain Reno departed yesterday for Rock Island
who In ordered to WahhiDrtnn
, 1864-06-01

GERMAN LUTHERAN CHuEcn The Cornerstone
of this church, eiuhted on the corner Of Franklin
and Superior Streets WIS laid yesterday afternoon
amid the performance Of due ceremonies. The
ceremony commenced BY the assemblace singing d
hymn, the musfc being furnished By the Chicago
Light Guard Band, afses which short but appro.
Pfaste address was delivered in German By Pastor
conclusion Of his re1parks. F. L. Kaa{msn was an
nounced 70 deliver speech in English, but in his
Sa1 11r % Bysr enre an interesting account
cts 70 hold last 10 their faith. He wiebed that
while they disagreed with other creeds. tbcy vould
60 % r. N rsat npl and entertain teeings Of af
After singing the 1461h hymn, in their sc,rct1on
Pastor Henry Wunder, the minister 0f the church
IN lew appropriate remarks proceeded to Law f1,e
cornerstone Of their future sauctuaTy. ~ AA' eue
In CARLY Of the stune there VA. p}aced m
1saa he11meaeaay peeled canister. coutaining con
the constitution Of the church. lie taailY nsnrTs
and nc namsT Of the PASTOR vestty, congregation,
After the stone Ind been firmly nrra IL t.. ,,.,.
smother hymn was sung and the assembiagr die,
peEscd on reeetvi9e The bened,ction. N@
The history q thus eonsrcsauon In our city
Tic year 1s46 . church was orgRnlzed cons{st1n~ ~
scyca members. They chose for paqtor Hevs 4
Dcele, and met for Won hip IN lttie frame build
lis an unfortunate eplit occurred among the mem
6crs. a large majority seeding TO the Reformed
views, calling themselves the United Evancellca
Ghurc selecting Rsx NJ ~ n51 fanl i9I
who remained stead,ast to The old coufess,on, ha
then TO give NJ, the. church property. They at
4cordingly erected church On Indians avenue bt
1weea Wells anu Flsnk1ln streets, and remaane
with Mr. Dele AZ pastor till 1851, when Rey. 3
Fnnder the present incumbent Was called. 1h1
congregation ls the oldest Lutheran Church in tf
div. Al present It tnurnbc1s nearly $50 membeh
6tsides which the congregation meeting uude
Rny. LII. ppyer at their church on 18th street ues
Biue Islsod avenue IL an dnshoof.
she huildiup on Superior atroot has alre1dy be.
aaacr4,ed in fhc TgirCHE. II vii be Eeady 70
Toonng he1ore the 18th OF August and must b
fnupletea BY the LIT Of October.
, 1864-06-01

AtBryan 11ali To-nisht.-The 1ectnse At
Bryan Hall, tonight, by Miss Evans, is for the
benent Of the Home Tor the 1nebrate. It Is the In
institute suitable to the wants Of the city SOON
as lands and funds can be secured. OderB Of land
thus iar, Is proof sufficient of its pfactica6ilty,
while The necessity Of such an asylum but few viii
question. Let nl who desire to aid such work
70 tonight and hear the fair young speaker from
beyond the sea.
Excursion.-Have you seen the advertise
ment OF the e1cursiou to Cincinnati, to come of
Tuesday, June Eth. over the Airline Roads Tick
ets good to return any time to the a1st, and only
cost $120o, Just $500 less than the regular fare.
1t ia juet the time 10 visit the Queen Clty-not too
hot and not too cold; and then it will be In the
Fresh. luscious STRAWBERRIES, just from the v1nes,
and pyramids Of ice-crcam. And the dear friends
who are there-how glad they will be to see you.
AIncnn1n IL unsurpassed for her hotel 4ccommo-
dations. II you have never been to this beautiful
city, or II you have business there, now ia your
tins TO g. Everything y promises = to t. make I'll This
We have no doubt 1t will be hne success.
~ DR.. J. B. Walker. formerly Of Rochester,
N. ", operating and consulting surgeon Tor dis
chiesso. hsss 1td&T jei
Valuable Medical Adyice.-Those who
are suffering from disease IN its various forms md
wleh to bo treated successfully and Gontden:ialy,
Office No. 179 South Clark street, the corner Of
Monroe. The Doctor has now been established In
rap 81
tending practice. BE is thoroughly educated
physician, and parties placing themselves In his
professional skN brought to their relief:
Our readers who hsTe need fo.a physician THAT
is pbyseisn'' w Undue verified ana ths poc;
reputation fully sustained BY the result
jelleesTss-lt
To the sfck.-Citizens and strangers wao
arp sick and suffering with any disease, no masteT
how long Standing, how bad Or 81 That esnsed,
eae stoFe g Iadisoa Street, tie Pos
Office. where they can procure . remedy that Can
be relied upon to effect speedy and radical cure,
containing plain directions Tor use. Read u:
Eseterly's advertisements In our columns, AMI
give him q call you that need medicines: Consul
tation frec. mysl-hsltt>.
: Latest.-Brcwster has inst received the gen.
rfne Broadway STRAW hat. A!eo the latest patterns
extensive stock Of head gear for gen.ie~en,s wea1
Brewster Is under the Sherman House.
TO conntry observation-disclosures IN this
STOCK @ Of Mcssrs. Gore, Wilson i Co., wholesale
boot and ehoe house, 81 Lake erect
mh8 nj aam-T W&T
Diseases Of the Nervous, BA4alnals U.f-
nary and Sexual Systems.-NeW and reliA-
h1e tfeat1nnnt-in reports Of the Howard Assoct-
tpn. Sent by mail In sealed letter envelopes, fee
Of charEr. Address D. J. SSillcn Houghton, How
11d Association. No. 3 6oath Ninth street. philA-
dephla. Pa. mhalh6oo9Sm
- House and Sigh Painting, Calcttnin4,
Giazang and Graintng. Paper Hangngs and Win
dow Shades selling wholesale and retail Ut New
| Yogi pr1oes. T. E. hasx, SO Randolph street
Ror HEa .uy1-e11s1N,
, 1864-06-01

w ANTED "A competent Ameri.
when and Whe:e IN iaseivieW mar b. had.
, 1864-06-01

1 SCANDINAVIAN MEETING
IL wilt be held at Bryan hall, SATURDAY..
Jn4e 9Th. " r. fer the benent of snoie people
tn DeomaIk Wig sEe suEtTLG ior their liberty and
tstrotIc pot cts Of AuAsla and Ptusla. Ladies' AND
gentle B,An are CORDIALLY Invited Entrance fFea.
tel. h93sS-4t 3tbp
, 1864-06-01

New York Money Markct-h1ay 81.
MoHRY-Actfve at 8ea7 per cent.
ST1R1Iaa kIeHAxaE-Scarcely 30 firm at 1t8k@
1t94.
Goip-Lcsa active and 1ower-openthG A. 1Bsk. nd
yanclnC to 1907, and 3slnE stcady at l8aH@t33H.
GorKRaEKNT sTocKa-liutl and lower. q. S. 81
1881 coup. le5H4!oGk; 80 Treasury notes, October
and April, 104sll94.
, 1864-06-01

WAN1ED--Energetic Agents to
~ sell by subscription j: 9; C. AbSots.s C,vl
ttors. Also The GE suIMK Fac sIMILE Of the Ema1-
ctp.ldou PROCLAMATION and splendid steel EngEYl r.
-L1EEI. GKa. 1RANTs #AsH1yaTO1. and CIRIsT
BLESSING LITTLE CuILpRRx. For terms. De-, call
adlreus o. F. GIBBS. l3t South C1arK street,
Cbtcac o. Ill. Pest Office Boz sos. uY3u hi!I@t
, 1864-06-01

Diseases Of the Nervous, Ss1aalnal. U5f-
nary and Sexual SJstems.-NeW and relta-
BE tfeatment-in reports Of the Howard Associs-
ton Sent by mail In sealed letter envelopes, free
of chnrgu. Address D. J. Skilcn Houghton, How
nd Association, No. soath Ninth street phila-
delphi1, PA. mh80- 0-h6b9sSm
, 1864-06-01
.A.0Rt.

r OST,-$,0 Reward. Lost last
IL Friday night, PostemenE.ie With two 10
the above 10 ard bf deT cgtnx ths same 70 MOSS d
FALK, 179 South Wat.t street. jeth2Et1s
r OST-On Lasal1e street, between
~ Iass and south Watez s'rsets. Warehouse Re-
ctfpS No. Et2.. IN Nun2er d AInoufb Wa-ehouse,
dated Aay 18th, for 5e5 20 bushels Ho. ! OatA.
je1,htc+st ]. Il. DOLE d CO.
T OST OR STOLEN-On the 29th
IL in.sArt from the Packing House 155 South Canal
street, = uosll yellow sCo rcu T1R114n Doc, a
nbss.i revard will be paid for his reeoFery aad no
qaest1one e4Kso. uy1th1s3E
r ,OST.-Strayed, $25.oo Reward.
- one dart nay horse. yea.s old, ono white foro
toot STAR in the head. some collar marks 1tttle
1nec sprupFs shout Il hands high.
0ns dspnls E1&J nhre. Or years old, small
bunch on lef4 f.teArut about 18k handa high
One dark bay mare, or q yea1p old, soma collars
mMks two er1ck9 q left fore fcot, f4thcx sty1sh IN
2oo1 conditop, about 19E ha1da high.
The aboye reward will be paid IpF .he Eaku1n Of tka
Above de.Efibed horses, Vt IS MaEket street. b.
GTRAYED OR STOLEN.-On
~ Friday =, 1864, RON IA Mi.xauke~ Ave.as.two
Hoftft ono nEoNn About 1iIe Js1f1 DID, and blind in
the right eyr, the other whta aoout nl1hy
yealn MD. Both had On ROSA hA1terL 4 hbseA ~,
vbHd viii be p2id for tha1f return to J. +. WoaH
the above plsee. OF fer 1ofot2atina leshE 70 theE
socoTs1.. - nJe.kl&.a&
, 1864-06-01

~ House and Sign FainHng, Calctratn1,
Giaang and Gfaintng. Paper Hangfngs and Win
dow SHADES selling Wholesale and retail Ut New
Yoek pr1oes. T. Z. R1asx, 80 Randolph street
Hnr HNa. .ny1-e11S1N
, 1864-06-01
NEW ETARS THIS WEEK.

MISS sALL1E CLWEToP,
Danesuse and Comeaieune.
MR. TOM POLAND,
- The ECCENTRIC Ethiopian Comedian.
THE COEKLIS BEOTHEK3,
Last week Of MISS LOUISE.
Vocalist and Female Drummer.
Last week Of NIX. BEN MASON.
, 1864-06-01
LOCAL. MA.TTERsGG.

Homo for the Fricndless.-The monthly
meeting Of the Dohrd Of Managers for the Home
for the Fr1endess, viii be held ''at the Home on
Wednesday, dune lst) at half past two o'clock
, 1864-06-01
amuSe1nrt1ts,
COLONEL WOODS MUSEUM,
col. n. WOOD 4 CO.. .PEoprtcto7 and Ma7agets.
A. q. REA01EY. Q11tctpf Of Amu&efpapta.

80 ID NJ ~ Isnrs er -
A. ~ VI
wnDHPsoAy rvENIEC .1nna 1at. u-,1 be nre,
ss.+ed Hnnrcie.rff.s Grs.t T,mSd1 "t1A ~ Wv
scateo oootseauts " :! s5eat coMeuJ
LON DON ASSUR AN CE.
Sir H,rronrt conrti.v ur 4 n p,ad,ev
no-11e A eu 1'''''''''''iSis ~ Er"rt II Allan
ao' ~ nrensra,,o, ~. sr..t 1on.av ~ th. .atC
MARRIAGE.
Is cents. Children under twelve years. Is cents.
gfers Circle aid Parauettc Is cents extra. Private
Boz q. g and Is No extra charge for Reserved
Seate- BOX Book open from 10 A. N. 70 +. II.
rises at O'Clock.
Tjcfsts s certs4 - m n.rts nf tne hnuses
The Great NM eum. With its nveE 20. .oeo Cnri-
can Gtauteeel Fight Feet hgh. ana welGnlng over
S9o founds VII Eenr nghtIy. Asss Amerl ~ years
Old, and 30 1nche8 High tbs 1Reat Small Lazy IN tue
World my2Qh63l2w
1TTr- 0r TTCJ1
A CADE11 I OF MU3iI, w 2Sl
II tuoton street. between Clark and Deerbospate
Aai1sa7os. NIIT 11os's a1xsrHx1a-
1a If
Fninfne At tbe door tIfhc Raw Refsnt, Tia
, 1864-06-01

w ANlED-Agents engaged IN
w sE11Eyo THE VARIOUS Htsron1Es OF THE l:z-
nELIloE; Axn oIgER uoRKs: e sell by snp:sIiptlon.
BeT. tnen ii. Scott. Of Memphis. Tenn. Al. outline
Of The Rebellion, written III the ancient chronicte
eyss offered by assn.s The paper nov bsins @ mall
three months CO the tirst appeared. Agents are
gtttpg from IS TO 100 subscribe Per week. and many
eDce In the business. Price, 31-so per copy Extra
!ocnccmerta offered to good. energetic asents SEND
F.VEAT d CO.. Publishers. lii Dearborn street, Chi
, 1864-06-01

Homo Of the Frlent1Iess.-The Board Of
Managers Of the Home Of the Friendless hold
their monthly meeting atHthc Homo at ~ o'clock
thia af4er10on
, 1864-06-01

" ARIETY THEATRE
u5 aud III Dearborn street.
C.M. CHADWICK j. CO., propt lete1s and Managers.
7. l.. FITCH, Stage Aansger.
, 1864-06-01

PR1CEs OF ADMISSION. Y.-Parquette, 25 cts; Dye6s
Circle, S cta: Private Boxes. GO. Single seats In
Boxes, 50 cents.
Doors open At * O'Clock. Curtain rises At s4
o'clock. m72qbll5.1W
, 1864-06-01

GAn1Asp's patent LA7u-We were ehowu
ycstcrdny decided improvement on the old fash
ionel lath, the invention Of Mr.. D. D. Garland,
editor Of the kewanec Eate1prl.e, and Comfy Su-
pcrntcndcnt Of Sch oo!s in that District The lath
arc delivered IN c INJECTED bseadths OF ten 10
eighteen inches wide. and double or 1rcbl. thu
usuat lcnIth, enEbiiug the workman to lay on
cnturing good hol to tie mortar By making the
spaces equal, He is abort to bring it before the
Chlcaeo public, wha We have no ooubt will apprc.
ciatc il highly.
, 1864-06-01

THE EL0M D1sAsTEn--The funeral OF the 1--WE
persons who were drowned at Elein day OF two
ago occurrd yesterday. The bodies we're all borne
to the grave In one funeral train. They were FOL-
lowed b5 almost the entire population OF Esin.
The cQuupuitY.
, 1864-06-01
TEE SEA OE ICE,

Last week posirve Of MIS-; LAURA KEEEE, aus
Mceare. LRy1CK, PETERS AND DTooT who wtlfappso
supported by c1ce len: cast In the gorgeous spec
tgc1lnf pralna eNt.tled
, 1864-06-01

lSeuEsT.-Ycsterday afternoon an inquest was
he'd By Coroacr Wagner upon the boay ol Ellen
June Mctyier, tho little gill whose injury BY m
engine Of the G. & C. T. II. Co. WIS reported in
yesterdays TRIBUNE. i was ELECTED In evidence
that the engine was backing at the time aud that
1herc was no look out G4g.mau or sp1tch-man near
TIC spot Tho Jury. believing that the presence Of
tuch m Official would have prevented the accident.
returned as their verdict, '1hat the deceased came
II Of the Chicago and Ga'eua Railroad Company,
and they heavily ccnsure the Company for not fur.
niehing, preventive to accdents, the necessary
guide 10 the engine which Is customary at uli pnh-
lie crossings and Is ordered by the Common Conn
cil''
, 1864-06-01
4 CADEMY OF MUSIC, Wash
II tnEton street. between Clark and Dea1bosn.ssa

MoVlCKNR'S THEATRE,
1Yl. Msditor street, between State and Dearborn.
hfcTlckrI and MYEt =. .MhnayetH.
, 1864-06-01

To Country merehanta.-Buyers IN this
market should not neglect an examination Of the
stock Of Mcssre- Gore, Wilson d Co., wholesale
boot and ehpe house, 81 Lake street.
unhR all;5- -3su,.T N.&x
, 1864-06-01
Gbifa9o Qrtbntte,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1864.
THE CITY.

sf1ss EvAss.-J. R. Walsh has fo, sale the e4rt-,
de pisites OF Miss Evans, the youthful Temperance
osatrcss. The entire proceeds Of these sales a.e
given by Miss Evans to patriotic institutions. A
Largo sum has been realized In Eastern cities Tor
4hls purnnsA
, 1864-06-01

~Dr. J. B. Walker. formerly Of Rochester,
N. w operating and consulting surgeon Tor dis
eases Of The eye and car, lit south Clark street.
Chicago. hsS6 ltd&N je1
, 1864-06-01
Rnl1road Time Table.

The following table shows the lime Of arrival
and departure Of the several trana on all the rail-
, 1864-06-01

STRAwnEnnT FEeT1yAL.-Iovers Of strawberries
and Ice cream, and the friends Of Sabbath Schools
will be pleased to learn that the tYouu. Pcoplc.a
Mission Association" will hold their Fourth An.
nuA Strawberry. Ice Cream and Floral Festival, at
Bryan Hall, on Thursday eve June 9Th. Yorthe ben
cit Of the Sabbath Schools under it's char,e
, 1864-06-01

WTAETED-To know the best
w place to get likeness? At RHoADs + cos
ner ct Nad,eon. caEtes dc vslte q 50 par dozen:
large size Photograph, 11t0; coplts, 50 cents; Llke
WANTED-1n good American
dren. County preierxed. Pas no parenfs. Ne
wbRfs but a good home desired. A1fross Boz lOla,
North Branch. Chicago. mYSi-h22tSf
, 1864-06-01

Orr FoR IpAuo.-1n the north branch Of the
f7vcr Just abore Indiana street bridge. lies queer
looking craft which, for weeks past has excited the
curiosity Of all who CHANGED to cast thels eyes on
it. She is boat designed for Idaho. being lifted
with steam cneine and stern wheel for propul-
zion. 4 saw mill 10 also put on board, for use in
the gold regions. Mcs.rs. Merrill and Van ylack
src The owners Of this queer craft She intends to
start with company ut fourteen or sixreen men
3na dsy OF two. taking the canal, Illinois river,
wiicrc the bo1t will be abandoned. mud the Mnllln
trail taken to Oregon. The journey ia expected to
St. Joseph and Omaha about the 18th OF this
month. They ali express themselves as anticipa-
ting tue greatest success in the Land Of prom
ise.
, 1864-06-01

HA1rA'e DmEcTonX.-We are requested by
Mf. Halpin to Ray that the canyass for his City
Directory for the present year Is finished, and TINT
the sheets are now in the hands Of the prtnta..
Parttes who may have removed since the canvass
3Ac1, tAAt the TeQufAtte correction rusY he m ade
, 1864-06-01

EE7 ANTED-A situation to do
w chamber work, snd Willing 70 assts: in tho
kttchen- Ca1 he seen At l5s South MArkes It Good
u1xS.,hfft9t
, 1864-06-01

TET Al NTED.-TO Tam ers.-
w Wanted byau old experisnced tanner sit.
usiton ~ foreman, u nan that has taken cnatgs
ofbsan house and gard for years, By tho ptsce and
aud az Guick return, with little expeusa any
man In The State. No objections to town country.
All letters AdcresIed to J. F. BURNS, North Branch
r: Chicago. will be attended to for week.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-08
A Tablow in 4 Aoks.
by JOSH DIrIISGs.

Aek Fusf--Enter lap Dorg. carrying
n boarding shool Hiss in his arms, about
10 hands hight mdkea the dorg puff
the dorg lays down the boarding school
miss, and orders mint jewleps Tor 2, with
The usual suck shun. The dorg begins
tow loll, the boarding school miss tells
him Two dry up, lin French) and the
dorg SEE he BE- darned f he wilf,' lin
Dorg). Great sensation amung The
awjencc, with cries, 'put him u
Finally a comproniz iz affected, The
boarding school miss kisses the ,dorg,
with tears in his eyes. Konclusion-
Lap dorg diskovers wicked fee az work
upon his iail--purst.es him--ronnd and
round tha go-dOrg leetle ahead
somebody hollers out, mad Dorg -
boarding skool miss faints standing-the
curtin drops.
Ack number 2.-Cirtin highsis-
several blind men in tho distance, look.
ing thru key-hole-one of them says,
'he don't see il = A shanghi ruseter
Gums out, with epauietts on. and crows
Jankee Doodle--musik bi the band
The skanghi lays an egg on the stage.
about the sire off wasp nest, and then
limps oph, very much tired and refused.
Curtin falls agin.
A ek number 3.-Curtin rises sloly-big
boloHa sarsage on table--bolona sarsage
lifts up her head-and begins tew bark
band plays 'Old Dorg Tray Cat gums
n-cat's tail begins 60 swell bad-bolo-
na sarsogc aud cat haz fi.e-tha fite Ia
rounds -the stoge Is covered with cat.
and dorgs. konclusions-tha awl jine
hands, and walk TO TIE fooiligbt-nn old
Bull Tarier rends the president calls
for 800 900 mure'-band plays Go N
Lemons ia bell ring, and The edrtlh
drops.
Ack number IA scene on the Fri
kanali-a terrible storm rages--the
kauall acks bad--several line boats 60
down head fust, with all their boarders
on board-kant make a Ice shofc--tha
drag their ankcrs---some of TIE captains
tri lew pra, but most ov them have the
best luck at sweareing-tbe water Is
strewd with puts and kettles--sesral oy
the cook maids swim ashore witho their
cook stoves in. their tee;h-lha haye tew
draw oph the ksnulli to stop the storm.
KonclusioD are seen along on the
banks Of the kanall speoring ded hossess
and eels--band plays "a ie on the oshun
wave.p Amid tremendous apPlodss the
curtin falls, aud the awjence disperse,
single fle.--Troy Netos.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-08
tFrom the Nor,h Ameriesn L. $. Gazette J
SHERIDAN.

sheridan, Sheridan, Cavalty Sherilani
Him OF the horses and sabrcs | sing.
Look, how he drove the AL
Look, how he drove them!
Sahrcd, belabored, confused and eonfonndcd
The whole r,bel ruut as they fell back
astoundcd
AZ the fierce stride and swing
Of our men galloping:
shouting with vengeance, roaring with
laughter,
Cheering with victory :" they plunged af.,r
Sheridan, sheridan, cavalry Shvridanl
All fair Shenandoah. thou nest Of robbcr.
How stands the count with thy people
today
Where is the FIRE now,
Showing thy Ire nov.
Blazing. while CARING with fear aud amaze;
AS on ii erept swiftly from o. pos, to
easement.
Weeping with pale di.may,
Stood maid. and matrcns grayI
Has II not srrcad 20 thy end 1.-THE vallcyS
Did " not follow thee thy grand sally
sheridan. Sheridan, Cavalry Shctidani
Chambcrshurg, Chambersburg, smouldering
Chamhcfsburg,
Sil IN thy ruins. cuntent with the lot
Lo!thy lcst toiler.
Spared " the toi,r.
Reiterated. defeated, torn. pierced. slashcd
with gashrs,
And what thy homes were, now their bodies
Rre--ashes
oh be thv griefs forgot,
Every bright laurcllrd spot
On thy fair hillsides, wait matron aud mai.
den
With chapters Of glory. to welcome and Ia.
den
sheridan. sheridan, cavalry Sheridan.
Oh EARLY, mad EARLY, thou ruthless inva
der.
Where are the troops who followed thy
raid
Look at their cSrpscs,
Soldiers aud horses
Whit,n aud brighten With bones shining
giimly
On the wide plains they rode over 50 trimly.
What has the raven said
Where has the red FOX prryed 2
What is the high siiling buEzard dcclafin.
In Il chmod's white, upturned face, Of tly
warlering.
Sheridan, Sheridan, cavalry shcridani
sheridan Sheridan, cavalry Sheridan.
When thou shalt come to thy people again
Crowns we sha II twinc for thee
Aud the lino wine for thee
Flashing and srlishiug from goblet an
beak,r.
Shall whirl round the lips OF the eloquent
spaSer,
Az he assays In vain
Homage, to make IL plain
How the great heart Of the jubilant nation
Swclls towards thy own In IL, fu lest admi
ration.
Sheridan, sheridan, cavalry Shcridani
GroRGE II. BOXER.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-08
Sherman's Expedition Distance
From Atlanta.


When Chattanooga was lost to the reb
els they olso lost tho lines OF rnilrond
communication which stretched across
the Cohfcdcracy from Memphis To
Charleston, and from ChnttanJoga To
Virginia. When they lost Atlanta they
also lest an important key which con.
trollcd n short line OF communication cx
tending Though Central Georgib. Now
the main railrond chain Which the rebels
possess extends from Meridian, to the
Mississippi Central, through Selma aud
Montgomery, Alabama, Columbus, Ma.
con, aud Augusta, Georgia Columbia
South Carolinn, and the principal rail
road cities OF North Carolina. The most
direct point at which this road can b.
cut is at Macon, Georgia, which is dis
tant one hundred and fur miles from At
lnnta. Montgomery, Alabama, is one
hundred and scventy-fve miles from At.
lanto, but the sending of corps or divi.
sion in that direction, as is intimated in
the Richmond papers, may be for the
purpose of cutting the rond at that point,
and thereby tirding the movements o!
Hood or Beaurcg I'd, when they shalI
seek to oppose the grand movements ol
General Sherman. Before the column
could strike Montgomery, tho main body
of the urmy-assumng that Il has moved
in TINT dircction--couid reach Macon,
providing that the average speed Of twelve
miles per day over an ordinary country
road is taken us basis. With Montgom
cry end Macon in his possession, General
Sherman would be enabled to so elr1ctu.
ally destroy the grand railroad chain as
TO prevent the movement of the rebel
forces under Hood from preventing his
march eastward, even to Augusta, before
they could pursue him.
Ii Is not reasonable TO suppose that
Gen. Sherman would after leaving At.
lanta, movc directly eastward to Augusta,
over the Georgia railway, leaving, on his
march, SO formidable an Avenue of com
munication ns the grand Southern trunk
above described. Should he do so. be
would have a distance Of III miles TO
traverse, while, from Macon TO Millen,
which is the junction Of The Augusta
branch, is but 100 miles, and from thence
to Augusta is SO miles, making total of
l62 miles. The distance on the Atlanta
and West Point, and West Point aud
Montgomery roads are ais follows: