Zancaster Gazette Electors and State Ticket Controversy
The Zancaster Gazette reports on the Hatowal Union ticket with Abraham Lincoln listed as President and Andrew Johnson as Vice President, alongside Ohio electors and multiple named candidates. The piece discusses electoral prospects, vote tallies, and potential outcomes amid illness and discharge impacts on the district, noting near majority expectations for Finch and the need for additional votes to elect Stevennox.
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Elettive Dap
Bor
Abraham Lincoln
Illinois
Andrew Johnson
Er Tenwoanensi
Cntom
Ohio
The Day of Union Victory Across Pennsylvania and Ohio
The dispatch celebrates Union victory in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Pennsylvania again, noting large majorities in Ohio and Pennsylvania, a sweeping Union gain in Congress, and the re-election of Governor Montante. It praises Lincoln, Sherman, and Grant while denouncing Copperhead treason and urging continued mobilization and voting to sustain the Union war effort.
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Finck
Stevennox
Lorin
Sepyirg
Pabable
Aliugl
Persia
Aries
Clorka
Vate
Pinok
Heer
Tannavinie
Wietonios
Ponnay
Johor
van Street
Union
Aml
Lincoln
Duhieon
Gme Ap
John Brow
Jauon
Y Loviavilla
Kentucky
Indiana
Sons of Liberty
Marvison
Dodd
Grice Companuer
United States
Hutchinges
Mamava Fomophy
Citkeng
Grant
Sherman
Liis
Tronsson
Suoret
Vickary
Indiana Election Returns Across Counties Show Union Lead
Fragmented report details Morton’s lead in multiple counties and towns with Union Party gains. County tallies include Wayne 3,000 and Centreville 25604, and overall statewide projection suggests a large Union majority, around 120,000, with numerous towns reporting majorities for Morton and the Union ticket.
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Tymasatotas
Traveleu
Miltentr
Wayne Co
Union Majority
Pactiat
TAO Union
Winchester
Morton
Miguri
Randolph County
Union
Noble County
Chyabridzo
Dublin
Julianapulia
Centreville
Valu
Delaware County
Mrtun
le Richiananel
Tova Morton
McDonald
Donk
Boente Co
Tatiana
Mynderek Co
Wea
Lagan Co
Tvo
Metin
Sind
Pennsylvania election results and Union majorities reported
The dispatch from Pennsylvania reports Union gains across multiple counties with margins varying by county. Montgomery and Wayne show Union leads, Crawford favors Democrats, and overall election effects suggest strong Union support and a tightening political landscape. A Fire fold note confirms regiment strength and anticipated votes.
Sheridan's Victory in Shenandoah Valley War Report
Media dispatch chronicles Sheridan’s cavalry success in the Shenandoah Valley with 36 artillery pieces captured and about 300 prisoners. It notes Merritt and Custar leading divisions, the seizure of wagons, and ongoing operations around Front Royal and Strasburg, with Confederate forces commanded by Rosser.
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Suemidanis
Brananine
Geant
Rosser
Tarbert
Custar
Merritt
Strasburg
Cnvsson
Fargo, &c
Hhonshjuktors
Generale Rosour
Lomax
Wickman
Gol
Poinard
Daulvon
Shesandoah
Trediar
LLL
Sileridan
Soldiers letter denounces rival paper and backs Lincoln
A private letter from the 17th Regiment published in the Eagle rebukes the Soldiers' Friend paper. It laments misrepresentation, calls out alleged Eagle supporters as ignorant “hight boys,” and reaffirms loyalty to Abe Lincoln, the Constitution, and the Union.
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EAGLE
Co. 1
17Th Regiment
Otter
Cane
Mino
Hocking
Linkin
Clellan
McClullan
Hagleiter
Ny l
Mack
Abe
Andy
Job
Sheridan reports raids and troop actions in Virginia camp
General P. H. Sheridan announces movements in the Shenandoah and surrounding valleys. He notes Union forces engaging bushwhackers near Winchester, the defeat of Mos Neil’s party, and Confederate pressures in the Valley. He claims cutting rebel lines and recovering control as Forrest is pushed from Tennessee and Sherman’s supply lines are secure.
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Copperheads
Aérimond Desputeh
Avery Manly
Baguire
Wenlil
Canis
Smidan
Woonstock
Pom
Liout
U.S. Grant
Itipa Mowat
Crawford
Harrison
Nemy
Cosual Dello
Cronpe
Luray
Little Fort
John J. Meigs
Tlavrisonbung
Dayton
Rome Iis
Ohio Cavalry
Shenandoah
Teneath
Jackson
Mos Neil
Winchester
NeNeil Waa
Chis
P. IL Sheridan
Wer Forrest
Tennessee
Tennewsee River
Florence
Mund
Chattanooga & Atlanta
Sherman
Votes and outcomes in Ohio district race and county tallies
Dispatches report in Columbus and Franklin County shows general support for Shellabarger and Union candidates with Cox losing ground. Columbus areas indicate gains for Cos but drops from Cox since 2 years prior. Madison County reports 800 majority for Shellabarger. Regiment ballots list Lincoln over McClellan with mixed results across companies.
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Corvarans
Camp Chase
Union
CoLvamus
Oet
Lawrence
Conygress
Tin Pourth
Darke
Shellabarger
Cox
Madison County
Shollabarger
Ohio Cavalry
Beverly
Shollibarger
LGU
Quacters
Speech at Anguata Georgia Urges Duty to Front Lines
Jet Devine notes Jeff Davis's Anguata Georgia address stating the Confederacy cannot win, Southerners risk enslavement, and all able men must go to the front with no exemptions. The speech emphasizes fighting for existence and devotion to the cause at home.
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Jet Devine
Whig
Jeff Davis
Anguata
Georgia
Confederacy
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