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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-08
tcrFIcIAL.1
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAsHlsoroN, D. O., Angus, 4
Ordered, first That a draft ol
three hundred thousand militia bt
Immediately called into the service
OF the United States TO servo for
nine months, unless -soonor dis
chsrged. The Secretary OF War
will assign the quotas 10 the States
aud establish regulations for the
draft.
Second--That II any State shall
not by the 18th Of August furniat
its quota of the additional 300, 900
volunteers authorized by law the
deficiency OF volunteers in that State
will also be made up by a special
draft from the militia. The Secre
tary Of War will establish regulations
for this purpose.
Third Regulations will be pre-
pared by the War Department and
and presented to the President with
the object Of securing the promotion
Of officers Of the army and volunteers
tor meritorious and distinguished
services, and Of preventing the nom
ination and appointment in che mil
itary eervice OF incompetent and un.
worthy officers. The regulations
will also provide for Kidding the
service of such incompetent persons
as now bold commissions.
BY the President.
EDWIN nj. STANTON.
Secretary of War.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-08

Tue WAR Nsrr,So.-Rvery man in Han.
cock county should be present at the gres,
war meeting. next Mondsy, Turn out, oil |
and young. Col. Gibson, of The 4s,h, will
probably lie present. Come yourself and
rf.og yefg nsiskL.s
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-08

100000 MEN CALLED FOR!
REBELLION TO BE PUT DOWN!
Drafting to be Commenced!

Ry reference to the following tr'
der, il will he eeen that war is now
to be vaged in earnest:
WAsuINor, N, Angu-t 4.--Thc fol-
lowing order has juet been issucd:
r,ryrctAr
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-08

This should have been done year
ago; and had it been done, the rebel.
lion would have been at aE end
months ago. But better late than
never. At last the people compre.
hend the magnitude Of the struggle
they are engaged in, and the i'm
portauce Of success, and through
their rulers they have called for
enough men to end it at once. God
be praised that it is so!
Our duty is now plain --' il is tC
submit cheerfully to this call - tt
give every aid in our power to those
whose duty it is TO recruit, until the
draft commences, and then to be
prepared to gil the demand made
upon LIB.
Tho county needs the men,
oS,O0o brave hoarts sleep the sleeJ
OF death between Washington and
Richmond. -75,O 900 moro are there
not strong enough to advance - to,
many in number to DO sacrificed.
Tho Southern armies, sveled I,
monstrous proportions by rigid con.
ecription, press upon all points, and
threaten tho loyal States. II ever
the country stood in need oil men
that time is new. Let every loyal
man and woman lend their energies
to the task oftilling up the number
If it is filled by tho 18th of this
month, no draft will bo necessary:
ii not, it must come. Make one
moro effort.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-29

~ Drs. Reed and Thrall who have
been for some time employed in charge
of three Of the wards in the Estes House
Hospital have received appointments a.
Assistant Surgeons, the former in the 9Th
and the latter the 18th lows regiments.
These gentlemen have been eminen-
lily successful and given the best Of salts
faction in their arduous professional lab
ors here, and we wish them health and
abundant success in their new, though
We doubt if more responsible, Leld of
laborB.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-29
HEAnarAxrERs, REcauIT1xo DHrox,,
Davenport, Iewa. Aug. IL, '64.

uEAnauA1rERs, REcauIr1Sa DGror,k4
Davenport, lows. Aug. II, '62.
O~srsl 0rt~, ~. 3.
A. nis ofths ut1ess imr on nee thatths R~simsns
Of Iowa Volunteers in the 1eld should be alls1
Up 10 the maximum standard, sRseuiung Oa,cefs III
these Ksslnsnts viii nss every enasavor 70 give dr.
cu.ton In thsis inmedats yieiniay 10 The tolow,ns
extracts from Orders u shs War Department. viz :
Er1raa 4. All men Who desire, sinaly OF BY squais
70 toin Any particular Regiment or company In the
asid sAsrvby authorised y present themselves 70
any OF the Recruiting OAacsn for these Regiments
when they will be enroied and forw q once 70
chs Depot Tor hc Ssate tAsrs 10 10 day mus
tered and 70 receive me bounty allowed " law In
sach cases, enLstmsnt papers aud Descriptive Lists
will be- Forwarded - directed in General order No.
1885, or 1901, from the Aeadqusu of the Army, which
provides tAAt dRr1ItSre ~. slali hs torxayd
Cd with each man, and Descriptive list for ths
squad. ls44fs " GNfF ~ taN&
2 The attention Of Recruiting Ofncers II rarticu-
larry disssesdto Pal. 90, Csnsrsl Army Regulations
which provides that Recruits shall Be forwarded frs
RsaAsxvoss o~Depsts svery Ian Asys, ard ostsner Il
practicable, provided the number disposablc exeeedl
three Failure to comply with The above ReEnlaa,pal
will .ineus the penalty OF disobedence 10 orders
3. Kecruhs Tor dau Rsglmsnts viii reoeiye, vher
accepted into the u =. service, ~ premium and a,
or the siuo bounty 80 - PAID chem At this Depot
and one msnth sdpslce pay when They join The Regi
monts. aS*e #tat4t AeE#t
Z. Recruiting rendezvous have besn estabftsbed uu
der charge Of regularly detailed ocers II the llow
ing places vix davenport, lows City, Auscstine
Mt. P1eaAnt, Newton, Fairfield, Vinton, Chs riton
Washington, Dss Aoinss, Qt,umwA, Council Bluff
lndepende nce, keokuk, Marion. Bellevue, Burling
ton, brooklyn, dubuque and Cedar Rapids
BY order, H. D, HENDERsHpTT,
Caes. 70 Arsy, S0PSVs Rs, lovA.
! " WntsAT. lss Lieut.. q lswa cAvrlry, ant
saS21 du Adj 1sss1iunR Dept.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-29


FIRE.-Just after 6 o'clock last eve-
ming a fire broke out in the brick shop
opposite the Medical College. and being
full of shavings the whole premises were
speedily enveloped in flames. The FIRE
and hose companies we're very soon on
hand, and saved Wescott's Foundry and
HArdesty's Block The shop was built BY
Mr.. Copson, aud We believe was owned
by Mr.. Van Nostrand 1t contained 1
number of tools belonging to Mr.. Cox.
Mr.. Cushnsn, and other carpenters, and
. nambsr Of patterns bsioaging ioE Mr.
Weslcott, alss : steam esgipe and boiler.
The shop was worth perhaps 81 500. and
the contents about $500. The Firemen
worked bravely, and are entitled 70 great
credit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-29

Ho, FOR THE SECOND REGIMENT -
Sergeant r. Il. Teller, Of Company A, Of
this Regiment, is in town, recruiting for
bis Company. Now is the time for the
brave boys who desire to enlist IN the
crack Company OF the crack Regiment
Of Iowa. sug26-lw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-29
nascAele r,s Hair Dy s--.The Best In
@0~ the WOylA.

WILLlAM A. HATCHELpRts celebrated air Dye
produces color not 70 be dstinguis from nature
warranted 70 pjure hair In tho lsasi III
The III effects bad dyes and inviEorstes the hair
life GREY. RED or EUSTY HAIR insiaDtiy turIs
spisndid hi~ei or brow n. leaving the hairsoftsnd
beautiful SOLD By all drugGists, Ae.
Tie genuine 10 siEned WILLIAM A. BATCHEL0R,
20 tAf Jesr sts3s IF s<rA bez-
Factory. No. 81 barclay Street, Eew FORK ILAts
g35 broadway and 10 Bond Street. [jss-dAvIy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-29

SWORD PREsrsTATIos.- Company A.
presented fine sword to Captain Bruce
last evening. The speech was made by
private Judd, aud the Captain replied
briefly, ehciting applause. TWAS pleas
ant afair. and highly gratifying TO the
parties. The sword was obtained of s.
@. Bridges. :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-29
DIsc.AAoED SoLNEas.-Io SoldsSrs

D1SV8N80BUI FWk1lAEko.~--10s S09010W
Who have received their papers would saT, qat by
calling on williams King, No Third stsae4, BE-
tvsen Main ana John scb sAey q nass4 tl>s ~ col
iecied were the amount exceeds so for per cent,
nd'when under that anonn. 5psfSsAts
ny partner, Jodse Williams, Is in st. Louie, Tor ~
p11ose 81 OWNS tbs branch Of oar buinSss his sx
elusive attention, and viii be prompt In rsmissing
Money csossh viii be adssseed opsy yeur expenses
home when desired.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-29

NOTICE 10 MERCHANTS AND

Or and after this dats no Pswdsr viii be allowed
sold In without Of The erssgned,
nor any kind Of Arms Whatever unitions War.
Ii hss aso been ordered by the special Agent Of the
rrsaspr, Department 40. 10 aiio~ Goods OF Groceries.
except in limited quantities for family use, to 90 into
Missouri q hssouthern tier of cspntles.
The object Is to keep supplies from the rebels or
arsn cd hands Of gaefriAAs Ia Northeast Missouri
JOHN ATANkUs,
y pa @s#s S. Surveyor of,he PoH Of keokuk.
5 Kxukuk, Aug. IL, 1862.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-29

s~The packet Jennie Whirple leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival ofths train from Keckuk.
je24-dtf.
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The reps ana sAs iaeHsllaen /.

\ Archbishop Purcell preached his 6rst
sermon, since his return from Europe. 1t
the Cathedral yesterday morning. The
discourse vas mainly devoted to 10 recital
OF the incidentsaof his tour, and Of the
resplta Of the solemn counei. held at Rome
ior he acaanoni.ation' ion II the japanese
martyrs. just before the conclusion Of
his remarks, the Archbishop stated the
interesting fact that the affairs Of our
country had aroused the most profound
interest and sympathy Of the Pope. whose
earnest prayers and heartfelt wishes were
that peace might be restored. and that the
unity Of esr nation might be maintained
Is the only buiwsrk Of the world and
church against The despotisms Of Europe,
sad sciAlly against tho nachi nations
'of England. II Cincinnati Gazette.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-29

PERsoNAL--Hon. james r. Wilson,
our Representative in Congress. and can
didate for reelection from the LIST District,
arrived in ..tayp yesterday. and is stop
=
ping at the Demiag House.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-29

DAILY GATE Cry Oyvf~x,l
sa1fE1 httfsata2 Err kzoxTxy4us. "a Has j
1LOUA-SupsYfne Or so;Sprins w heat xtsa / IS
YHifWhsatE xtraD 7G5 s,ti Ffiisass ~ s1H
BRAs ANDsHoRrs-so,o zoe z 100 ~.
CoRN4-sf 10 Ice vbusf -
BAKLEY-a5e. $3.50 49, II
wHEAT--,nsooa demand. F.ii 80 ~; pria,4s
to Soc. s#qFH
RYE--2sc dull. s1s'sa
oATS-l6s. ssa4 4ae
v 'PoTATUIs-ksw, 800 3sc,
SUGAR New orissAs fair loK0II, prime III
choice ~; cfsrthsd II; srushs4 ana foat IAN.
aoLAssks-r Plantation <S05c; sugzrhousets&so
Golden syrup 700 7Sc--xsry scAsse.
COFFEE Rioss0s4os JasA 0s0sn IAguyrse+eas.
RlCE-Sf9Sc. .ssyrs
soAP-Pain &c. Family she. German lcin.J N
D7es.a xgas,4t - sg9kaat
cANDLHs-starllo1s,s tsarlas -, Mould 10.
LARD-S tssc; retail SO!
57s sChoiee 1o, resaiIak 0ls
PRovislOSs--Shonl' eryea Gle; Hams 2i03;C Clear
sdes st8%; Sugar Cured Haas. 70sc. ia e.
LKATHEk-solss.t03o;H barn essa1D3o.
HIDES--Dry 1otoI2e, grathy half price green
ITO u; green sheer psir,ssll IS; green hog skins
l5e. so&k
nay-rinothy, ss ooas %. b.lsd % oOo eli
Prairie 81 otsas5 90.
sEkDs-Tino.h, u co. Flax seed sloe.
nEt0xr-ooE95e.
E0Gs- Sc.
WHiTk BEANs--in good dem and, sec0 1885,
TEATHKRs-2s4x.
FRUIT Dried Apples 81 oo8sl asS buaAs,.-
Dried Y1sbes e31soss So SAstaesD GO ~4Ss.
CHEEsE-w Western Reserve &c, DSS max 708
BEEF CATrhE-s9sae gross. y
SnkEP- " cA12;s xAsed.
6ALT-G. "A. ~ 50 Y sack .EaaawhA 81 100 ? bar
rel; Liverpool 81 pna eestoS saek; Lake o. SO 70
2 ~ NsTy Sc&rseAsg 90 EGKgk.s u sgsssE
FI6H-Maekerel.Ko.i alOsG is 2 Dbl. no. 3 ~
0e1s, NO. sS4 90. " bite Fish, NO. SEQ. !.
~ Aslf bbi codPish Sos ~.
RAGS-W ooien 1 CossoAac. -
oLDiRoN-k0ke| D. BsassSOec ? .. Cop.
per i06 I2kc y D. #f
ErcMAseE.-on New YORK y per cent. banakabis
funds; Phiiadeiphia, Bosion. Chicago and ctnrip.
natl y per cent St. Louis "a ~ cent. g old 10 to
II per cent .buyine,l5 selling ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-29
THE GATE CITY
FRIDIY, 1rGrST 20.

3 sfEAr&A TX.,,-WsE xillT kersafter
sselk ~ X On paaes p indicatethst the
time ofsubssripion j. nearly or quite ex.
PRED; and when subscribers wish to con-
Time they will remit immediately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-29

List Of Persons Refusing 10 Contrib.
ule - the War Ennd.
1sr WARD-J. +. Burke.
On WAsD-D. B. Smith, ST., and Fer
guson Wright. Ii
= 8D WAND George Higgins and Jesse
Ruddick.
4ra WARD-Daniel F. Miller. ~
! TowksnIP - james NcClary, james
Black, John Hine and. Lew. Collins.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-29
Banu.y fnnd.
W. G. GRAHAM, Treasurer.

1Charles Jared Ingersoll has been
arrested in Philadelphia for language used
It Democratic meeting at Independence
Square, on Saturday night
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-29

- Wisconsin has TO furnish 5000
men to fll up regiments in the field and
the Madison journal learns from the Of
6cer in charge Of recruits for the old regi-
ments at that city, that since the first Of
August there have enlisted and gons FORE
ward to reinforce all onr old regiments Of
infantry and cavalry, and our batteries Of
artillwy, he large number of--l4s.ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-29

SurLER.-Ar. Higgins, merchant Of
Washington county, has been appointed
Suffer to the 10Th Regiment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-29

~ The Ray, Mr.. Murphy of LOUIS
county, has besn appointed Chaplain Of
the 10Th Regiment 1st /,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
aTATE 0F IOWA.

Oh LNj1fA-L lNOA 4Aalps
~..a .n-- -
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x,.., r-x.~ n. 40
+ AAai,,o,., C.mp. for new nevInen,x hsy. been
.,.su.n.a !. spaws., 8ss
To, Az osr,, Ray,.,ant ~. ,rt.n.ry - M p,eas.
.,t !. be known n. q ann nox.an -, s
For the pMb Regiment lows JYufsntry. NJ Council
Rn a. To Ia tnovn :. ann noas. ii
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p.n.es u hi. geg!m.n,
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i.~. asa jaha.op Conat,s.
The asth RAIDS, emf. At counen p,ass ~,u y. ann.
posed or famnan,s. from H.. .au,h.-s.,.. r.,,,,an
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..a INCH o,hs, fomp.n,r. :. NAV \. .sasc ,,sys.o
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r...ai.. In a. e., fn.a..1l .
ns. not,a. R,,.~ .na ,,,Ar. a. -,
=, D,,,,e,
The sao Regimen, =, o.t a,ao.. viii ha ,.ro,..~a
:.
Of Companies Lem hssa "a, AAhaska aud keoku
Couniiss
The 3a,h Regiment, 4, f,urfsuston VIII b. camrx..d
~ - " "iA " 'o"FNss'
OF Companies Ia tbs soatA-s>ss psrt Of the xh Con-
y~Ssionai DSffics. and apy excess Of ccuspsnies n
. - - - = -
{. 10 3ssA Regiment ~ husnuae will br soSupotcd
Of ConysuSss frsm Muscasine and Cedar CornsAc.
o., ,c,A ps~su., ,r.x ~, - !,
esmpA1iss from The Counties VI Ap*iio, ADrAno"ss
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ny an order from The Treasury Depar tmeut, Ship
peYt and Carriers fequifed before for
meats Of Goods Sail. amounting " ever oas0, to
places u tbs nrse and second Of scsntes the
scushstn border OF the State Of lows 70 aIe In Ne
Casson Hons Once u k-elak, Iowa, IN sasA pre-
srrtbs1 ~ Tia. Treasury Department ass - szscute
bond, With approved snrctes thas the goods therein
dsserSsd shall b. transported sold assd IN any
way, " give aid comfost 70 insurgents or Ia
ynpathisss with those IN rebellion Against The Gov
egamsnt Of the United States. IS
Dlanhs esn be obtained and Instructors given -
Tho sarse,os o.. CGcs-
- sff& ~ @ss84 lDHN ct Gug
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-09
CALL FOR A REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

The Republicans Of the State of Kansas are
requested to select seventy-ive Delegates, one
from each Representative District, as appointed
by the last Legislature, to meet in Convention
at Topeka, on Wednesday, the 18th Of September,
1862, at IL o'clock NJ. for the purpose Of nomi-
mating Member Of Congress, an Associate JUS
tice of the Supreme Court, Governor, a Lieut..
Governor, Secretary of State. an Auditor, a
Treasurer, Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton, and an Attorney General, to be supported
at the coming fall election.
All persons holding with us the fundamental
doctrine of human freedom, in favor of vigorous
prosecution Of the war, the use Of all the means
God has put into the hands Of the Nation for the
suppression of the Rebellion, hearty support Of
the Government and an honest administration
Of our local affairs, are invited to unite with us
in action under the above call
A. G. WILDER, Chm,
T. d. THATCHER, Secy,
Ed. RUSSELL, Republic'n n
LANG FARNswoRTH, State
J. F. NEwLAN, Committee
MARX DELAHAY, ,prox. for
ID. w. HOCsToN,
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-09

Recruiting is going on briskly throughout the
North. The people seem fully TO realize the
situation Of affairs, and their money is moet Law
ishly given to provide bounty fer those Who
take the field in active service, and to deftay
expenses of recruiting. The same epirit pesvades
the North that was awakened by the fall Of
Sumpter, and were it not for the unprecedented
setivity in all branches of bosiness, and the
consequent demand It good wages of the labor
ing classes, the rushing to arms would equal In
alaerity and zeal that which answered the Hrst
call. The nation has none dolby already, bse
through the untrioe energy and devotion of The
different State EKeeatives and public men. tie
new quota viii be speedily raised aud IN 6ght-
sns tnm. 1t is alec anticipated that when The
immense crops Of the loyal States are gathered.
thousand viii rush to TIE stsadasd of their
Country.
The possibility Of DRAFT exists in but few of
the States. Were the army called for REQUIRED
Immediately, this would doubtless have to Be
resorted to. Bat With . few nonths' time ve do
not think it viii be necessary. In New York.
Pennsylvania, aud Massachusetts. particularly,
is the enthusiasm unbounded. But other States
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-09

seem to be laggard. Ohio. for instance, seems
rather stupid. and may possibly be first to draft.
There is nothing singular about this, though.
Medarys are tolerated, patriots must be scarcer
than elsewhere. No drafting will be done by
the General Government, as it appears to be re
pugnant to portion Of the Cabinet Authority,
however, will be given the Governor of State,
where it may be necessary. And in this con-
| nection We would state that the Governor of
Iowa has set good example for others, in asking
and receiving authority to draft those who dis
courage enlistments. We hope this may be fol-
lowed up, aud that the semi-traitors. whose cir
cumstances or want of manliness forbid them
taking sides against US, may be made shoulder a
large share Of the war.
Quite IN impetus has been given affairs by
the recent warlike documents which have ap-
peared. The Presidents proclamation enforcing
con6scation, his hint to the Border State men
that the "inexorable logic of human events 4"
may force him to interfere with the peculiar :"
cause Of our trouble, the orders of General Pope
forbidding the future guarding of rebel property,
the use of the slaves in any capacity needed. and
such like. have insured the people that something
is to be done. The want of policy heretofore
has somewhat dispirited the people, and We are
glad to see their increased enthusiasm. All the
war meetings throughout the country have uni
versalIy demanded radical policy.
Western Virginia, Kentucky, and Missouri.
= ~ II
already furnished hers, and asks the Government
to accept an additional regiment. Altogether,
the prospects are SO favorable, that the entire
force will doubtless be in the field by the first Of
November.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-09
4Ofn tho .fcntcH feEi
A Brothers Endorsement.

bIotnefe 1ndorSement.
I have been asked several time, "Is the
above J. B. Dumble q brother of yours p
answer, Yes, cer.ainly-why not?" In
olden times the twelve Apostles, surrounded
by the nose glorious associations that ever
hallowed this earth, we're unfortunate enough
to have one internal traitor in their midst.
There is full half dozen voters of US and
We have one traiter. Nothing astonishing
in that. 1t only demonstrates that human
nature IS about the same nov that it vas
eighteen hundred and sixty-two years ago.
can write j. BIS history very briefly !:
When quite young he left the home and
counsels Of good Christian father, and
threw himself under the fostering care and
teachings of Sam. Medary-to whose coat
tails he has clung ever since, through eyil
and good report. The result is, be takes to
treason Is naturally as young pup does to
new milk. He is . dwarf, physically, in.
tellsetuslly, norally-weighs about hun
dred-possesses . thimbls full of brains.
stuck between eyes IN eighth Of an inch
apart end has now dishonored the grave
Of his father before the cold clay that 6lls
it Is sodded over. Enough for ne that l
don't do - my elder bretAsr does, and
oobody can make me feed bad Ay saying,
=. Yoer brother is . traitor"
..da.r eli j. W. DUMBLE.