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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
The Pr0sneet in Missouri.

The State election in Missouri will not
be held until in November, but there can
be little doubt now Of the result.
Was this elecnon 10 be held now, doubt
lessly many who have always been rebels,
or sympathizers, would vote the Demo
cratic ticket. This class have grown very
cheerful and bold since Price entered The
State, but before they have a chance TO
do any harm at The ballot box, he will be
driven from their borders, and with the
feeble hopes he now gives his friends, dis
sipated, and only his crimes and depre.
datons remembered, there is little fear
that the Union cause suffer.
Gen. Rosecrans has issued an import-
ant order for the protection of the polls
on the day of election. 1t provides hat
"those, and only those, who have the
qualifications, and who take the oath pre-
scrissd BY the laws Of the State, shall
yo,e. AM any person who has been in
the rebel army, n H-AA The I1h
of December. 1861. or who has been en-
gagged in b~ushwhacki0g since that date,
offering to vote, is TO be arrested"
Ii further provides that:
"Outrages upon the freedom Of cleo
lion by violence or intimidation attempt.
ing to hinder legal, or TO procure or en-
courage illegal,s voting f; interfering with
the legal challenge of voters acting as.
officers of election, nc~ontrayenlion OF law
or orders; wilful neglect TO perform their
duties. under the laws and these orders,
by officers Of election /; and especially tax
ing TIE DoteyS' or officers rot9 falsely ; AID
all other acts and words interfering with
tie purity and freedom of elections, are
crimes against The liberties of the people,
and are DECLARED military offences and
viii be Vigorously punished"
This is a very coed regulation and just
what we would most desire to see rigor-
ously enforced, though Gen. Rosecrans is
wrong il making such offences punisha-
bic by military laws. When the civil
law is in force as it is in Missouri, it
should be enforced in such cases. Mill
tary law should only be resoFted to for
the punishment of civil offences when it
Is impossible, from the condition Of the
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
Colorado Items.

The Overland Nail route is to b
changed in a few days from the Plate
valley to the cut Of. This will shorter
ID route thirty or forty miles.
Fare by the UVer--a nd Stage 10 Atchf-
son or Omaha is now upto $3.50, green
backs; and by the Denver, Arkansa.
and Kansas city'stage, othe latter place
an evan $500"
The first snow Of the season fell in
DenvSr on the 4lh. INST, but mehed as
fast as it lell. The mountain tops, how
ever were covered with snow. and looked
like mid-win,er. THIS VIII Pu, a check on
mining operations, particularly in the
gulches and far up towards tbs snowy
range. Last year these regions were
covered a ltde after this time; and were
not again bare until spring.
Last reports indicate that the STATE
Government question has been carried.
by a handsome majority. The election
returns were e 4 to the -Secretarie's Of
fee sealed, so nothing definite can be
known until the vote is canvassed. The
anti-sta,e majoritis, reported unoficially
were much exaggerated and panty fraud
ulent. Il is very probable now that Col
orado will be admitted as the twin sister
of Nevada.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27

The October elections have defeated
he Democracy in Ohio, Pennsylvania
and Iud aaa, and redeemed Maryland
from the curse Of slavery, added twenty
members 10 The strength Of the Union
party in Congress and rendered the cleo.
iion of Lincoln and Johnson certain.
The most difficult sta,es to carry,wil be
Delaware, Kentucky and Missouri, But
Delaware is probably for The Union /;
Kentucky is rapidly yielding TO loyal in
fuence. and before the election, Price
and bis horde viii be driven from his
souri,. Many s%ympalhiziug Democrats
viii fellow in his train, and with nothing
tut crimson fields, de~sola;ed homes and
destitute widows and orphans to mark
his 6oasse-with nothing bot hatred and
revenge inspired by ms oa,rages. fer hihl
ard all bis sympathizsrs, there is hale
danger Of evil results there.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27

country, TO enforce the civil laws. The
conservatives declare themselves fully
satisfied with il. however. and, SO, after
The election, We hope 70 hear nothing Of
unfaig election. . military interference'
sbe conservatives not allowed % vote, "
aud The like. which has always been their
cry al over The country, aud form 50
great a par, Of their grievances thar they
devoted a whole Flank in ,bs Chicago
platform 10 it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
LEGAL NOTICE.

Francis a. bowler administrator If the Estate Of
Bi.an Gerke, deceased, and the unknown heirs o,
the said WIN Grrss, VIII take notice tat Thomas
J. DoW!er has fad . Peatioa % tue Ghaneery SIDE
q the District Co2rt ot Mem ha County, Ns5rask.
Territory. the osjset Of which Is % obtain a dc &c
foT Ire sale Of tne following described land tuat,d
- -nid Svunsy % AeIl-.ha- ta-vgirs the n1-th-west
qub<,er Of section number Ia. township number s.
a9rth ct range uumcer II, east I'll the 6tn lrinci-
pal m%eridran, and the application Of tie proceeds
81 such sale ~ p4ynt1tuf acerteIn pralaissary note
made by sad william Gevke. August 5.n, 1879. ia
1ayrr of sq4I ?l05eesf, for SZ5a.'0 with interest e'
he rate Of = per ceat. PR an1um after mat1r.5y
due twelve months after date; Tie sail itud favIng
0een ur'vfsasea toSecuTs gue FHvmeHt ot sali note
DtieDtan's are required t. auSSer b. fae I--l cnJ
Of N.vsubcr. 1854. Z. W. THOMAS,
SoIicitcr for CaUf iaiEsEt.
S.r4. E0's. 1861 g-t-t--j
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27

Letter froa, Gen. CiarF 10 his Foi!er.
H'DQ'ns MiRaApUEE's Bale,
IN lhe d~id~ Sept. Isl.
Hen. J. B, Clark-Dsar FGt,sr: /
have just time TO write a line by return
courier. You see am in command OF
Marmaduke's brigade in The cavalry ser
vice I like il, AID like ny Brigade
You know when you receive this where
we are vending. We are full Of hope
full Of confidence, and expect great re.
suits from the campaign. We wiH eI,cf
a Governor the first opportunity. En-.
closed you will find a paper recommend
ing Captain Thompson for me regular
army. He desires your influence. H
is every way worthy. lie belongs to my
brigade. Not I word from home. ST..
Louis paPersrepresenl the State in a
~eonpleie state of revolution. God speed
IL. an in hopes ! vii embra' e cur
loved ones before | write again
Yours lFuly,
.- Jso. 3. CLARK, Jr.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
Clio.

The returns Of Ohio show the tri-
umph Of the Union ticket. Sevente en-
Counties are vet To hear from, but they
will not materially change the result
In 1862 the Democrats carried the State
by 1857 majority; this year the UBion
carries 1t By 27,96S, showing a Union
gain Of 29.S25. and it is believed that
The soldiers vote viii increase this ma
jority TO 74,0Go.
She elects sixteen and probably seven
teen Union Congressman
Gov. Brougb is reelected Governor,
and Benz. E|eston Union is elected to
Congress II Pendleion's district BY 1894
majority.
W~AsHINGToS, Wednesday, Oct. u 3.
The vote OF The Ohio soldiers in Wash.
ing,on and vicinity, Including Alexan-
dria, is:
Republican CPS
Democrats o.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
Indiana.

The returns from 66 Of the 90 Coun-
ties show a majority for Morton Of lC.
$50 The Congressmsn elected stand
eight Union to three Democrats, and If
the charge Of fraud made against Voor-
hees can be established, he will be turn
ed eur. His scat Will be contested
Colraxs naiority in his district is i go,
3 gain ofI,400s
Gov. Morton issued a notice 70 fur
Laughed soldiers on he l6lh which Is TO
the effect JLat all hose now at home on
farlcugh can remain until ths 10th OF
November by reporting to the Provost
Martial and having the extension en-
dorsed upon the furlough.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27

It is thought that ~ihesreaidue Of the
State and the Soldiers votes viii secure
the adoption Of The new Constitution, and
redeem the State from the sight Of
slavery heneeforih ard forever.
Chapman, the Union Candidate fer
Mayor Of Baltimore vas elected 81 a ma
jority Of eight thousand and fifty.
BALTIMoRE. Tuesday. Oct. lSth.,
The Unconditional Union State Con-
ven,icn met here to-day 10 make nomi-
nations Under the new Constitution
The following ticket wos presented
For Governor, Hon. Thomas. II. Sloane;
Lieut.. Governor. DR.. c. C. Cox; Attor-
ney General, alexander Randall Court
of Appeals. Judge Weisel. TIE Con
venlion was largely attended.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
Poetic ffay.

The Nebraska City ,ys,ca last week
contains a deiesiable little poem called
The COpperhead of 1864, which Ajax
claims to have written. After the poem
he asks. chow do you like it?" Say:
his Town virtuous quill r~evol,ed from The
task Of writing it, but he borrowed one
from the Press, and this specimen Of abo-
lincoln spite was the result" 1t is RICH,
good, AJAX. We are sorry tina: it was
such a task to write il, bui glad 10 know
that the result Of The effort is sufficient
to immOriaIize your name.
We are very sorry that any oAe shouId
seek to deprive you Of your we'll earned
@laurels as Mr.. John Holland has done by
pilsering your poem aad selling j, ont 10
Mr.. Horace Waters, the music publisher,
of New York. Il came to US some days
ago in a piece Of music, yot we know tia,
It is entirely original wis You. The
best We can DO under The circumstances
is TO sustain you, AID heap our condem-
nation upon Mr.. Holland. Or advice
would be not to let any more Of yoar Pc
eiry fall in his hands.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
PnnnsTYanIa.

The New York Tribune Of the 18th,
figures up a Democratic majority Of 75l,
on the home vote, bat a dispatch to the
Republican Enquire from Harrisburg
Oct. I7ih, says that the authorities fig
ures up a majority for The Union Of three
hundred on the home vote.
L IS thought,in the best informed cir
cies Of the east hat lie soldiers vote
will make the majority for he Union al
least 10000.
The following shows the result Of the
official Canvass Of the vote in sixty-six
Counties;
Union 1892
Democratic l74,OS9
Dem. Majority 75l
Last year the vote for Gov. stood as
follows:
Union $4,000
Dem. 1887
Union Maj. 1928
Union loss on vote is 1884.
But Notwithstanding the loss on the
home vote she gains ten Union Congress
men, making sixteen Union 10 eight
Democratic.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27

passes the door, marching with firm step
TO the heat Of the drum, and bronzed
faces of the men, and the flag that the
color sergsaui earrias, all 1orn 10 stream
ers and stained with blood Of men Who
died for II. tel thar they've been 70 ghe
trent before.
God speed them all! with the twin
stars Of the Major-G General, or the plain
blue coat of the private, whether native
and. 10 The manor born, or strangers fromr
lands afar, who are .'in The 'front.' to-day.
awaiting, as we hope, the closing scenes
Of our great struggle In the trent
where The bullets hum, and the cannon
balls keep up a dance with death, and
the shells rush by with a shrek, Ike the
erysof a lost soul! In The front, . nhere
the boys, who guided the ploE, or kept
the stores. or worked at the forge, or
the students gown. or welded the
soho arss pen, are digging inlreneh
nanis, OF piing breaslworss, or eharg-
ing on the foe. ~9shoutipg the b~a,tle,cry
Of freedom - Amid the din Of party
strife and the sad dissen4iops at home.
cold is The heart thai has not a prayer or
a wish for the soldier at the front
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
HEADe'R's DEP'R'T OF KANSAS,
Ft. Leavenworlh, Oct. Is. 1854

GENERAL ORDERs, No. IS.
Commanders and owners Of Steam.
boats and F~erryboats, on The Missouri
river. 10 this command. win see hat their
boats do not fall in,o rebel hands m 8 con
dition for rebel service, under the sure
and swift penalty of the loss IF boat and
the forfeit Of the life Of ,hs commander
and the pilot.
By command Of La, Gen. Curtis.
[0Gcial.] II. 7. STARK,
A. 4. i. @.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27

Death OTC9i. J. T. SlldeTS3n.
Col. J. P. -Sanderson Provost Martial
GeneraLof The Department Of Missouri,
dieda a his residence in S.. Louis on tie
l4lh. inst
Gel Sanderson has flled several very
prominent positions during the war
Chief Clark Of The war department du.
ring tie term Of Mr.. Cameron. Before
resigning hat position he was appointed
Lieutenant Colonel in one Of the new
Regiments Of Tie regular army, and il a
brief period thereafter attained The Col
onecy Of he 18Th Z. s. Infantry By Sc
pority. His i'll health ineapaeitatsd him
for service in the field, and 50 he was
assigned 20 duty as Provost Martial Of
the DePar;mea, Of 30. At The same time
Gen RosecTans was assigned 10 lie COM
mand,
The people Of America can never feel
too thankful to him for bis skill and ex-
ertions in detecting Tie Sons Of Liberty
and promptly Pupishing them fer thelr
diabglical attempt to overihrw the
Government and establish a North ives
tern conspiracy. In this he has done The
Ceantry more service than had he van
quished a thousand armed foes.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
ESTRAY NnTICP

taken u7 by J. Il Trent miles Ta-fh # B-ovnrfifs
IN tie C'laty o NvEl h S=Ic4-ka 7 frtts-Foas straw
TX o. : 9 foti' "lLE ae>crsF,l0H - ~: q s3liii rel
* : years Oh markell r. Tie les ear aad the ear -
pesfs ave been tora zotast re marki> not kuiwu
ha 81 IL me Tl-ht ear wIth . saOoih crop hs.us tJl-
tefA2is vac and heavy NJ o,her maJks or brands pr
~ctIy-J-e.
.--- r-T-.n- & Il
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
nIrCHcoCK's MAJORITY I.2OO!-

Nebraska las signifed her aPpreci-
onon Of the peace Doctrines of the De-
mocracy in q most emphatic manner
Sle ro.ls up against them the largest
vote ever given against any party
in he Territory; while she sends back
10 Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania the
glad ,idirgs CT one thousand majority
for Union and Liber;y.
The vote as ne have learned i stands
as follows:
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27

"A duel was fought at 81. Louis on
the l7rh, between Maj. Grebe and Capt.
Hanson, which resulted in the w~ounding
Of The latter. The cause seems to have
been an old quarrel.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
NOTICE

On s u day the 5h dAy % EaTen5eF IS5t1t us o.
clock ?. ". 81 said day Iwil ,T-r Ior sale AZ p1b IL
Auction al the house Of Wulitm Il Haley. in Lafa
yette Precinct one EStTay Gov and Cslf III cash.
&C. 18Th 1861.
NATHAN SQrIERS, J. P.
HyI.lt. g. " knit 3w.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27

Gen. Thomas Ewing, jr, is com
handing the Department Of Missouri at
St. Louis in The absence Of Gen: Rose
Grams.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27

The rebel Tobberies in Washington,
No. is estimated al $4,000 OF $4,000,
principally from private citizens.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
COrgespOndeRee 10 the 20. 80

CgaG.
NATcHzz, Oct. 8. 1864.
Gen. Brayman; COMMANDING c. this
post, has for some ti,ae, been closely
watching The passes on lie RIVER IL his
vicinity, and through b S igi!sace ala5gs
and valuable mail. from tie hoa3caar.srs
Of the Traus-b la ssissl1 i DeTaumeD., la
tended ter Richmond, vas cap.ured.-
Special credit is due lieutenant Ea-.e.
who was detailed t4fnd the prize and
capture II, @hich he d.d IN fine style.
capturing net only the mail. but two
Majors and three Captains and a num-
Der of PIRATES belonging 10 The rebel
army. He also captured nIne United.
States flags which were CAPTURED from.
General Banks, and were bsing taken to
Richmond a. trophies.
I e%nclose one Of the letters, which
will, / think, throw 5 me light up,n lhe.
par, Prizes rebel army Is expected to
play>at the election in your safe. The
letter shows ccueluslre!y thai Iae Copper.
hsaIs and rebel army are to act in con
cert al your coming eiecti n.
V.i~s. b
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27

NoJicels hereby -iren ttar I VII on tta f0th daz
n Aovepser.IaGs aHsr fvr sale at-my ra>idenc in the
City OF Nemdha in the County Of Neniaba Territory III
Aeorasks, tie 81 seer sbaHt two years old. said
seer SsiES Il sstrIy taken Up by ma "a O-tle- 1863
IHoMAS HIGGINS.
V-l--.-- 5v
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
TUE OCTOBER ELECTORS.
GL0RIOUR TRIUMPH!

The Ulton Ticket carried in
Ohio, EEGiana, Pennsylvania
Maryland and Nebraska y!
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
ESTRAYED or STOLEN.

From The SuPfcriber about two miles alcve Esmahs
city Nebraska TerTitcfy 20, I'd thu tn 4 September
srge bag Aare with while had foot. she
Had a bay G WitA her Al lie time he Ieft. Que
- -1HI dare vita whiEe bird fceJ and a bllze
ace. rwiIi give So reward T. any PERSON returning the
same l0Ue. Gf --0E51EABETa STEPHENS.
vIx-n 9-Ev.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
A~Iaieriuies fer


Sgl2.eTs vote as Iar as heard from
gives %
TIE remainder Of The Territory yet
to bssr from viii increase the majority
t6.I coo or 1900.
Al kali Nebraska.
Gallant liule Nemaha bears the han
nar Of the Territory, having given 1fr.
Hitchcock . larger majority than any
ciher County-a larger majority than
she ever gave any man heretofore.
The Nebraska City Heus contains a
more complete report than the above,
whioh gives Dir. Hitchcock a n%ojorIiy Of
1900.
Hurrah Ha-rah!! HurTahi!
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
Maryland Election.

The election ia Maryland en- the
adoption or rejection of the New Con-
slitution took place on the 18th inst, and
resulted as follows, Baltimore alone:
For the New Constitution. $500
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27

DIED -Ou The IGh Of October. CHARLIE JoSEs.
youngest sdn ef Eliza and Jonas Drury, aIed l year 10
monihs and IL days.
Brisa: wars cast on lies stormy sea-
Sweet hopes t. mertaIs eifen,s
To caf from earth cur spirits nee,
AID draw oir thoughts 70 heaven
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
NEW ADYERqIsRNRNTs.

MOTTO L.
Ga Ss,u-day the o.. cay u November 1888 AZ three
0'eiocsP u sFi4 day viii yner1yr safe at Pu5,c
aCctiou al The House Of Pau Cc60mer Lafayette pre-
s.acl. Csc 2.T@r Eare s C1Its3r Cssa. Oct. Ia'6ti
NAliIAN SQCIERs.J z.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
To Cansnmotirea.

C~onzumPtive sufferers vii! receive a valuaIle 7-a-
s -tfti1n iur tAe cars Of C4ueuu9fi0n. Asthma.
bronchitis, ana al taro't AL Elns affections.
f-ee e eharz-) by senii3E 'he:r aidra=s ~
ReT. ED0 ARD y. E.-SJN,
Kings Coz
1901 m New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
ARMY AGUE DROPS.
ESTINIONIALS!

AA4C ~ IA
We sre havny te refer n
lis Excclieu-y Abreham Liuooln.
Gsrerfl Geo B. n, G.cifza.
GencrSl Ersnoat.
General 2urnsids.
-]t5oaasal Eanaak.
Gsasra. EilgBtl.k.
Ceneral RisA. rs
.Crl4ael Pye. o5;b =. Z.
C'iane. Qui-b, INN. &c.
CoI0se 3cTier, i4A MS 4.
As5a~ Dg-snas. A DC.
Aa OF R-il4ynder. 3St5 Pa.
hei4r Wiiso1,A. b. G.
$ E.usey.
aisior StjHStU. Surzsooz
NODE bS6 ok L. 5. :.
Lent Ne-3sn.
r. Pew Bi-aap Potter, n. Z.
Rev. Dr. Tvnz. do
Row. Or. Faelar. do
Rev. Nv 8eerher, Bklyn,
Rev. Z. r. Chaplin. d5
Rev Sr Cheevcr, Ny.
Rev. 3r- Raacs. do ~
His Honor Nsvor Wood. B'kiTn.
Hgn..H. kajh3 .iSeh, 90
Hun. N. F.OlrlI, do
lion Mayor G a-aer, y. :.
l'O1. doracs t7s.=lev. do
And tauirsds Of o-heT equally well kaora gen
uemtE iJr wish see circular.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27

-SIeichs were running in Bel.evue,
NebrasLa on the 10Th inst.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27

EStay Notice,
Tak9n up BY the audcrsigned living near Ncmaha
City Nsmlha Co. \. 7 cp t1e50sh cay Of s~er;cmber
1854. che bsy mare eight or niae years Old, right
hind boot white, star IN the 6reh.ad.
AID. SKEEN.
BrovHvi.le September 3G,b 1854.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27

Vt; resrect-ung call attention % .ur Tc<i in5ui-
ais. Many Cs Cur letters a-tess thns Bunireds ef
lives have been saved in the Army By itg use. IN
deed, So veil are rs curative qualities apr-rfate5
~ the Army. that The most su-cessfu, Surzesns in
the Field sad Hospital use Il an s. s~xsluSiev-ip
be diseases for which We claim its fIfaIliJEtv-
the best lAy-.cisns algaFs seize the best means 10
eject a cure, hence the universaiiy Of Ike
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27

CRACEEBS .. lu kinds. ia ID .s-
- VINE AMI Pllz-N.c EsLe- CrG
Ginger su4pv-
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
ESTRAY SAFE

aHE highest market price paid for Country P-cGhce
D1- $40 Al Mclaughlin q Szza's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
AR1TY AGUB DROPS.

Ard ii is st7anz'y recommended 70 7srsaaz srsrsl-
jls tarcosa .saes charged WITH Hi4-a.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
Chemists Of America,

Cut Of thousands of cases It has never been
kroWn to fail in cfeeting 3 radical cure. A single
bottle Of these Drops las cured diseases which have
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27

HtIt1- ~-lt-Llu-Na u LIt HE
tie day OF wlich is was lrs
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-09-02
A rIENDISH OUTRAGE.

A Correspondent of the Atlanta APpeal mar
rats the annexed fendish outrage:
A body OF Yankees went to the residence of
Mr. VIM. Iveson, who lives about sixteen miles
north of Decatur, Georgia, on last Saturday,
and after destroying his effects to their hearts
content, laid hands on his daughter about six
teen years of age, and by force, one after anoth-
er, satisfy ing their helish lust Her father at
tempted TO take her from them. They then set
on him with clubs, which soon disabled the old
man, and, in all probability will die of his inJu-
ries This beautiful and virtuous young lady
expired before they left. The Yankees came
back next morning and dug hole near the
well, in the yard, and put the corpse in and COW
cred it.
Such accounts as these we are aware are not
generally fit to be inserted in newspaper col
umrs. We publish this simply because we hope
it will have the effect of rousing our people to
more energetic action in their endeavors TO drive
back foe who is seeking to devastate our fair
State and to lay waste and render desolate hap
py homes and fresides.