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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
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Sheridan.
September 10th, 1864.

Sheridan. SberiSan, cavalry Sheridan,
Him Of the horses and sabres sing,
Look, how be drove themi
Look, how he Glove theml
ssbred. belabored, confused and confounded,
Tue whole rebel route as they fell back astOunde'
At the fierce stride and swing
Of our men galloPing
Shouting with vengence, roaring with laughter
Cheering with victory, as they plOughed after
sheridan, Sheridan, cavalry Sheridan
I'll.
All fair Shenandoah, thou nest Of the rObber,
How stands the count with thy people to-day
Where is the FIRE now,
Showing thy ire DOW,
Blazing. while gazing with fear and amazement;
As on it crept swiftly from dOOr-Post to easement
Weeping with pale dismay?
Stood maids and matrons gray
Has II not spread to thy end of the vaIley2
Did II not follow thee in thy grand sally,
sheridan, Sheridan, cavalry Sheridan
c bambersburg, Chambersburg, Smouiderins
Chambersburg,
sit in thy ruins, content with thy lott
Lo thy despoiler.
Shared by the tOiler,
Retreated, defeated, torn, pieced, slashed witt
gashes,
And what thy homes we,e, now their bodies are
ashes
Oh beiIg griefs forgot
Every bright laurelled spot,
On thy fair hill sides wait matron and maiden
With cbapIets of glory,to welcome and laden
sheridan, Sheridan, cavalry Sheridan,
".
n, Early mad Early. thou ruthless invader.
Where are the troops who followed Thy raia
Look at their cOrpses,
Soldiers and horses,
uyb;,or and brighten with bones, shining gr mIy
90 Ali the wide plains they rode over SO trinity
What has the raven said
Where has the red fox preyed
What is the high sailing buEzard declaring
In Ricbmoud's white, upturned face, Of thy Warfar
ing.
Sheridan. sheridan, cavalry Sheridan
V. ft.a
sheridan, Sheridan, cavalry Sheridan,
When thou shalt come to thy people again.
Crowns we shall twiue for thee
And the ripe wine for thee
Flashing and splasbing from goblet and Oeaker,
Shall whirl round the lips OF ths eloquent speaker
she essays in vain
Homage to make it plain
How the great heart Of the jubilant nation
Swens toward thy OWn in its full admiration
Sheridan, Sheridrn, cavalry Sheridan
GEORGE H. BOXER. :
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17

s corps Of bis army leaving 2 corps N
Tennessee under Thomas 10 watch Hood.
He destroyed railroad from Chattanooga
I Atlanta and sending iron TO ChauanoO-
90, Atlanta was burned and Shernaa
now marching directly fOy CharleslOn.
s. G.
just previous 70 entering upon the
present movement Gen. Sherman wrote;
Hood has crossed the Tennessee. Geor-
gia and South Carolina are al my mercy
and | shall strike. do not be snxi0ls about
me, | am ell right.
New York. Ssh.
Detailed news by City Of Baltimore;
Hong Kong advices Sept. 10Th says feet
Of S British ships. mounting 1S4 guns.
3 French ships and Dutch, were nearly
ready to leave for japan. merchant
steamer has been chartered by the Ams.
ricsn Minister to carry Z. S. flag into
the action in order TO be Represented. The
object is TO force the opening Of the IN
land sea according to treaty.
New York, 9th
Herald's Fl Msnroe dispatch says The
Pirate Tallahasse was fred into by S
ships al one time as she ran out Of Vii.
minglon, 5 fast vessels are in pursuit.
Columbus. g.
Numerous scattering returns show
heavy Union maiorilies. The Buck Eye
State Is good for so 600 Union on hume
vote, soldiers vote will make il do ,ble,
In Missouri Mitchell Is doubtless elect
ed. St. Louis give 1000 Union on home
vote.
Blow is re-eleeted to Congress BY a
! rye majority. $50
Twenty-eighi counties in Kentucky
give Union majority Of 250. Louis
vile Union l,S47 Democratic 4.s73, Gov.
ingtOn col Union. Falmouth Cos Un.
ION. Lexington 10 Union. Paris l3
Democratic.
Returns seem to indicate the Demo.
craIs have carried the State.
0 Louisville. 9.
Later.-Partisl returns from % coun.
ties in Kentucky, excluding Jetferscn, 60
25O URisl.
New York, 8.
Returns show election to Congress Of
Darling over Fernando Wood. Ray
mOnd IS elected in s districts for New Y ork
City. and Humphrey for BroOklyn.-
Taylor democrat for 9Th, and Chandler
democrat in 9th are also elected. The
vote Of New York City is Lincoln.
36, ,442, McGlellah. .73, ,329 For Cover
nor Republican. 36,l22, Democratic
-73. .722.
Returns from los towns and 2 eoun.
Ties give Union 20,7O4 majority. In So
towns and cities, including Albany, Buff
falo, Troy, Schenectady and Utica, also
3 counties, Mcclellan has l6 .094 maiori-
iy. New York Herald makes the city
81 500 majority for Mcclellan, with all
the wards ln.
Union men claim The State 5y 10000.
Elmyra union mai 205, BuybartOn
union maj 353, Kings co dem mai 5000,
Joneslon union mai 469. Randolph union
mai lis, Oswego dem mai 736. Syracuss
dem maj "a, Aurora union mai PSI, Well
vile twp. union l54, Cuba union mai ll6
BelIvllIe union 25, Alfred union l54,
Oswego union l45, Addison union l2j,
panby union 10, Ithaca union l50, Corn
ing union 243.
Later, New York, 9Th.
Total vote of City for Mac 753l9,
for Lincoln 36,44S, Macs mai SO SS7.
Allegheny gives 2,476 Demoeralic ma
jority. Seymour's majority is 2,473.-
Troy gives 7,5S Democratic majority
Little Falls gives 227 Democralir major.
ity. Niagara Falls ~ Democratic ma
jority. Suspension Bridge 1,37 Demo-
craiic. Harnelsvilla o6 ID .mncralic -
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
HEAD'eRs Army PoTomAo, }
Nov. 9th.

}
A flag of truce was asked by the enc,
my and granted, yesterday to bury the
bodies of those killed in the attack Sat
urday night near the centre. The enemy
acknowledged 200 killed and wounded.
The election yesterday through this
army passed off very quietly. Thirty,
eight Pennsylvania regiments give Nc
Clellan l,84l; Lincoln A, ,449
Albany, TO-
Nothing more definite here tonight as
TO the result in this State. The Demo
Gratis claim it by few hundred, and the
UnIonists insist that they have carried it
by at least 5000 majority.
@ Harrisburg, Pa, TO-
The majority in Pennsylvania will be
from fifteen TO twenty thousand without
the soldiers vote in the field,
(Slgned) sIMON CAMERON.
=. .. s,il- ESQ New York, 10.
Gen, Wright. Just elected to Congress
by the Democrats for the 5lh New York
dislrict, died this morning.
New York, 10.
Herald says New York and Pennsyl
Eania have both gone Republican. The
indications are that Seymour is defeated.
Fenton appears to have been ahead of
Lincoln in several counties.
Thus far Clellan has carried three
States-N ersey, Delaware and Ken
tucky.
The next Congress will be overwhelm-
ingly Republican. The Congressional
delegation from the States yet 10 elect
members to Congress TO stand the same
as al present will be three more than
TWO thirds vote on joint ballot in New
York. The Legislature will be Repub-
lican BY 81. M
New York has gone Republican by
5000 majority. Pennsylvania by 10000
majority. The Republican gain in this
State since 1862. so far as absolutely
known. is about twenty-five thousand
The Atlas and Argus insists there is rwo
hundred TO ftsssn hundred majority for
Mcclellan. ls1a a
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17

l71--'.II NV 7 OF "a UIIIs
Total vote of City for Mac IS 3l9,
for Lincoln 36,448, Macs mai 36 SS7.
Allegheny gives 2,476 Democratic ma
jority. Seymour's majority is ana
Troy gives 7,5S Democratic majority
Little Falls gives 227 DemOcralir major
ity. Niagara Falls ~ Democratic ma
jority. Suspension Bridge l,37 Demo-
cratic. HarnelsviIle 96 Dmorralic. -
Schenectady 229 Democratic Hudson
2l7 Dem cratic. Lyons "a d mocralic.
Rochester A Democratic, gain 29O Am
slerdam l39 Union. Saratoga 22l Un-
ION. MechaDicsviIIe l Union.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17

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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
RATES or ADVERTfsiN(;-

AA LID OE ADN In A1-A ~ "
oas square e Iises Or Isss) one insertion, 9 s.
Eseh additional insertion %
Business eardssiz lines o. les ene yetr i og
One column ons year 50 o.
One half eoumn one year 50 ID
Ona fourthi eol9mnone year 80 %
z one siehth' 'celenn enc year - @
eOas eosdmRsix mnnfhs zoe
One half column SIX month5 50 %
One fourth colamn six months q o.
One eighth column six months - IS 90
One column three months 8a-0o
One halfcolumn six months q 90
9ne fourth cOIumnthfee months l5oe
One eighth eolums three monihs 10 60
AnnoBncing candidates for oGioe %
All transient sdgsrtisemenis must Be PAID in "a,
fance.
Yearly advsrtisemcnss quarterly in advance.
All kinds Of JOB. llsok and Card printing. done Il
he bess s'vf~pp sher' re'ie ars reeserall le terms
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
BY TELEGRAPN.
New York. {

I,D,orlsd Expressly for the NEBRASKA Advertiser.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17

ty 5000 union. Tiushill l0S union =
franklin I77 dsmacraue Linesville
l04 union. Spare creek Is democratic.
Allegheny 79 district l55 union. other
towns western portion of Slate give un-
ion gains. e
Delaware. Little district has gone for
union. Wellington gives 500 union,
gain 500. 's eaifa2 ~
Maryland, ii is stated, has gone union.
We have no returns. pl
New York. Essex county $50 union, a
gain of 100. Legislature 6 union and
democratic.
Massachusetts, l76 towns give union
79, COO, democratic $4,000.
Boston, 9.
In Sd and 4th districts, Rice and Hoop
er, union candidates for Congress, are
far ahead. Boston give 5000 union ma
jority.
Rhode Island gives about 5000 union
majority. Fifty towns give union l6 66l
democratic 1867. Union majority will
probably reach thirty thousand.
Vermont gives thirty thousand union
majority.
New Hampshire. 1910 towns give o.
395, democratic 20,27l home vote. Sol
diers' vote will largely increase majority.
The state $500 majority on home vote
Cinclnnati.-TwO counties, union 1916,
democratic 5,O47. Bridgeport SO union.
Narwalk 26S union. New Canada SO
union. Hartford city 3S3 democratic.
LateT.-Co Connecticut claims twenty
thousand union majority. Thirty-one
towns including cities of New Haven,
Hartford, Bridgeport, Waterbury, Nor
wich and New London gave ,l59 union
majority.
Maine -Twentv-eight towns, union
1924, democratic 1884, gains over Oc-
tober vote $50.
Later.-Twen,y -eight towns in Maine
gives union l4,264 democratic 1874
Maine goes uniun by increased najori-
ties. sa asqe :.
s T Nashville. 8.
3 Union ,307, democratic q. Gullatin
lnion 100, democratic -. Iowa, Clin-
ton county. union los, Massilon township
25 union. Oxford township. Jones coun-
ty, union S4 Wyoming township union
81. Linn county Franklin township 295
democratic 81. Clarence union. De
Wit, Clinton county, l09 union.
ae4 Chicago, 9.
Union 1903 maturity
Chicago, 9.
The q. S. Telegraph Office has re-
port that Gen. Sherman has destroyed
Atlanta by fire and sent all his supplies
10 Chattanooga, and is marching Oh
Charleston with forty thousand troops.
New York, TO-
A correspondent of the Charleston
Mercury regards the expression of StePh
ems, BOyee and others as intlmaling sur
render, ana have fallen upon rejecting
minds with shock electrical as lightn-
ing. The Montgomery Mail urges Con-
gress to propose a convention of all the
States. The Macon Confederacy re.
CARDS the decision of The Peace question
as impolitlo on the part of the rebels
The anticipated attack on Wilmington Is
discussed by all the papers, who claim the
defences are very strong. but regard the
solution with axiety. The barbarities
practised on Union prisoners at Ander-
sonville, were repeated At Florence, South
Carolina. -sa 5.s.--
Happens Amy PoroMAc,
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17
Chicago, 8lh.

The startling developments of yester-
day have had most salutary EFFECT
A large number of men were arrested
this morning on the Central R. r. from
Shelby; Christian, Jasper. Fayette and
counties and examined before provo mar
shall Jones and Commissioned NielIiker.
many of them confessed that they were
sent here to vote the copperhead ticket
or fight if POT allowed to vote and that
thor expenses we're paid. They were
to be furnished pistols by parties here on
their arrival. Walsh has confessed, i'm
plicating some leading coppearheads here
in diabolical plot to liberate the pris-
oners at camp Douglas. 1aa Is
Chicago 9.
Illinois glyer Lincoln 90 600 majority.
Cook county $500 Union majority
Douglas 225 Union majority. White
side I.S00 Union majority. Sangumon
500 Democratic majority. PeOra county
400 democratic majority. McLinn conn-
ty 900 Union majority. Grundy coun-
" 900 Union majority. Lee county $50
Union majo iy. CeXalk, 1900 Union
majority. Lasalle l5O Union majority.
Kane, s toS Us, GAL Union majority =
Will, $50 Democratic majority. Kanka-
kee 500 Union majority Davis county,
Halena, ia, Democratic majority
Winnebago l.400 majority for Lincoln.
Kendall county 40 LincOln's majority
Ogle equity Union ma ority 500 KieOln
maleFi y 500. Knox county, Galesburg,
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17

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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17

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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17

/ .033 Union majority. TazwelI county,
Pekin, llS Democratic majority. Mar.
shall county. Lacon, l6 Democratic ma
iority. Henry county UniOn majority
l400. Bureau county, Princeton, 267
Union majority. Coles county, NATION,
453 Union. Lake county l077 Union.
Carol county. Savannah, l22 Union. =
DuPage county 600 Union majority Nc
Henry county, Woodstock, ll2 Union
majority. Adams county, Quincy, ia
Democratic majority.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17

10y. OdiIu. ~ IL
Gazette this morning published the
following from N Y; We think the State
safe for the Union and Fernado Wood
and Jim Brooks are certainly defeated
for Congress. we gain 3 Congressman in
Tins city and 7in the state, e~o.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17

@Hi New YORK, ..
Pennsylvania. Allegheny county Lin
coIn's majority 5000. Philadelphia city
gives Lincoln 10000 majority. Returns
from the State show almost invarIAble
Union gains.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17


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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17

= = % lTnIIaueIPnIa, ..
Later.-Returns from State show al
most invariably majority for Union. 3
districts Of Weslchester Borough shows
a Union gain of 40 over Oclober election.
Springfield 3I1 union majority. Ale
ghanyo district, including PiltSburg and
Allegheny city, give union majority 700
ain over October election. Ere cOun-
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-17

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RSshssotos, MARCH, 81, 1854
TIE follow ing ctsosrs, having nsen Yep rad
esibe headquarters of the nay for thu of .css
hefstp Aftsr tpecihs0, ara herr oy notified that
6sy will stand dismissed the sefyios Of trs
Unsisd States. unless. within hte,en tIsI DAYS
tneD ths da's they appear before the Matt nv
S>mBtston, In ssssi,n this city, OF syhica
ksdier Gsnoral Ricketts,. u. Il yolup tssrs,
= President, and make salts factory defe ssse to
SAs shsFsss again them:
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ssstofi0" u paragraph i65, Reused Arrs, RS3a-
Sonens.
LIZ utsnsnt Colonel W. A. Lynch, a2i New
Isik .tlunts ers: Major Henry NJ. Aies, tn
Nav York volunteers; Colonel Audrew T.
aeRey node, let New York cavalry; Gap ain
II @. fIer dsggasE, LIST New York cavalry.
AAsence 1e;thos.t Isare frc@ Com Paress SING.
january "a. 1864.
R>copd Lieutenant Lewis kIstsr, On Ohio
voiunreers- :.
Fer improperly easist,ag a wiror.
Captain Jaues a Harris, ith OHIO c. .aI-y:
Captain ) Clara, 5sh Indspsnd dent sa.ial.
aor, OHIO cavalry.
DiSOteofence Of Orders
Ce hcutl William r. Lynch So IA ulip oss vol.
AAtssrs.
absence without Leora
Captain l.. Nj. Sargent, II Massach asetts
esvairyi ap ain J. +. Baker. list UniIea st les
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" Washington, ". T., lRasca 81, 1854. {
sashces, aud heretofore published, tx MT
TON eesng Ihrlisssd III ser sics ct tbs Uu.csi
statss, the Military Commission, in st,tuts. py
spe iai tndeFs 40. So series OF 1881, from The
War Esptr in"pt, having repJrteG that sss.i,-
Netery oefeEce has been maze N taelr res e g
AVE exs.s:
Major &. IS Smi h, 10Th illinois cavalry
absal1 j. - Nibarger, 4Gyu ILLINOIS cayttrv
Lsert'na1tG G. "A. Bruce, i0tn illiuot> ctv.j-y
Sapia.n w. =. bye, ST.. Naw Yu1H savstrv
Liz ATE naat u. b. MtIr.man, STA New FORK
oaySry.
Captain VI. F. wisgins, 43th New York
volunteers.
Lieatsnan. ". R. Russell, 4sh Vermont SOL
Eaasrs.
LsRlsnan. George ". Moore, l.:n Fsaasyl-
Fsni6 Volunteers.
Lie stenant samuel Haynes, IS b Fennsyi "a.
MA Vol uu!e RS
l-isatenan: IL. .. SeeIey, s5.h Per asyivs ala
volunteers.
Assistant ST rgFon A. NJ as, I0o;h Psuns, 81
Val la volunteers.
LsrisrsEt T. l.. Craven, iOota Per asylyaata
70 HIteers.
Captain Lyman Richardson, is. Nsb.a q.
oasairy.
Ei-st f-eutersnt and Reg mental Quarter.
eEastsr u. T.. Aor,an, lat Maryland vollutssr -
Secchd Ii. u. en- ant James Il. 2iy rs, co.nps.
~ a, 11,ln Ne oIk Volunteers.
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va, Deps,s-s<nt, 4djasas. 9se<-sss O@eal
Waessa9sos hsrcA IL, 1884. !
All aepIicatlcEs tor i~aves OF aoeenoe or PR.
miseioh 20 visit Washington ioas; BE- addressed
10 MAJOR General Ha.lack, Chief OF STAFF. ard
rnnst specify th business for which the Officer
c. ri, ga the permission. TelegraIas addressed
direct to the Secretary of War Ga this subject
will receive no attention
BY order of the Secretary Of War:
+ ID 1oWsszsn
Assistant Adjntsnt General
Headquarters yaslisars OasSsct Of WasA,nc,o., I,
WsIaAsnste7', p e., February 10, 1884. I
General Orders !sa. 3.-t,oI. r iuxraham, gath
MssehchoeFtts ses2nteers, 70 hers6y detailed
IS provost Marshst of the Military District o
washington. Eswill be respected SID obsye i
BY command Of Brig. t}en. MartisdsIe.
john T.. SHRRsuRNR.
ie 1911 Assistant Adiu,ant General.
Passes to Vist. the Army Of the rossmac
l. Applications nusi be made at Ia of "a Of
MAJ IoUIs II Psiouze, No. 2tel strssl be.
twas u nth and 18th streets, betyasa n a m
and ~ NJ, except Sundays Major Pa,ouza
te tuthoris 20 TO sign the passes
! III not ( aEtad at the ONCE OF Major Pc.
louZe, TIE de csaion is nnal, and 10 reference
need Re made ~ the War Department
B. fsssss cannot be given to fer sIes TO visit
tie army.
! By Greer Of tne Secretary Of War;
I s. ID TowNsurp,
Assistant Adjutans General.
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oaes II vol n...rs, having oeen re ,ort ID nj iha
dsac1uaIt - OF tie army as having Siilsi to
Soport at Gin isnati, OHIO, orders1, TOR
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&c having made satisisctIry eS plan alton in his
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