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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-19

MovE oE.-such is the course pursued b Curtis
valuable medicines. They never cease doing good bu.
press forward, relieving the sick and crippled from pain
and disease. The wonderful cures that are performed
BY Curtis Syrup CT sassafras are really marvalous.-
Coughs, colds, hoarseness, measles, even Consumption
begins to tremble when it comes in contact with IT. end
soon the deathly grasp is lOOsened- Curtis ManslUke
tinimeut is familiar 10 every family IN the country for
the many benefits they haYe received from itz use. Il
is we'll for every family to be provided; they cannot tell
what hour they may require its use. These medicines
stand high. and are. used by many respectable physician
Of extensive practice. See advertisements IN an0the
column.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-19

AciFIc RAILROAD MINUS THE RAILS.
omaha, on her las. trip, left at Ne
Na City a hugh Steam Wagon, In
4so TO run on the plains between the
-SOarI River and the Gold Mines. Il
manufactured at New York, and is
yea BY a gentleman named Brown
'ysi 1t will carry thirty tons Of freight,
make the trip to Denver and back in
1ys, The wheels are sixteen feet
and very broad, and will run over
or sand without and difficulty. Il
also run up a much sleeper grade
mat Of any railroad. When the
~naed at Nebraska City, the wagon
? boat and upthe steep wharf at
uing' with a speed, we are told,
. that Of a horse ia a moderate
!" can be turned as readily, 1t is
a lean Of foar yoke of oxen
..nsr IT will be of any practical utility
ans % Be tested.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-19

AILs.-Under the new mail contracts
e has been much irregularity in the
pal Of the mails. For a few days we
q daily mail running very regularly
Prs side Of the river from Omaha to
lOseph, and we then received later
graphic news from the Omaha than
81 Louis Papersa but for the past
we have received but one mail on
SIDE The river. The daily mail from
'kpOrt 10 this place now arrives IN the
hing instead Of morning. This is
ng. It would be better for the mail
ler' the public, and everybody con-
iea' IA left RoekpOrt in the morning
sac Of the evening. We would then
i've u Eastern matter almost a day
ier.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-19

&C SrMrEE.-We are under obliga-
to VIM. c. Munger of Louisville,
for Fac Smile Of a letter written
George Washington TO the Grand
BE Of Free. MasOns of Pennsylvania.
an excellent memento Of that great
good maxwell suited to the times.
Munger will furnish copies al so low
ice, that all who cherish the memory
ie Father Of his County, and love to
on the writings of that venerable
; can procure one. For four red
'ge stamps he will send a copy, post
! TO any address.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-19

slSoE.-Robeft Morrison has made
lgsment to leave the American
e, and again open hotel in the Brow
House. Our citizens and the 'rav-
! public have much felt the need of
bouse being kept open; and Bob is
cry man, Of all others, to keep it,
ChapIn will take the American, and
spare no pains to make it agreeable
III travellers and boarders.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-19

A Market ron .CoRN.-In another
column will be. found an advertisement
for 10000 bushels of corn, to be deliv-
cred at Fl. Lramie. Proposals will be
received by L. c. EastOn, at Fl. Leaven-
worth, until July. 25th. Not much time
10 spare.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-19

z have received a COPY Of Parson.
nlovt Book from the Publishers,
seas CO. ciasianst We have
sthsd Tine so perese i much, but 7
is q narra6oR 81 more at%.roeities.
was ever before published in one
be. Written in BrOwnlow's peculiar
torcible style, it cannot fail TO posses
ling interest, and have a circulation
J, if not greater, than Uncle Toms
M
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-19

TBAxKs.-We have received from Hon
s. G.. Daily, several volumes Of Public
Documents. There are also at this ofioS
several copies Of Patent Office Reports
for 1860, sent by Mr.. Daily to the Ne
maha County Agricultural Society.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-19

.ueRAETs.-Quiie Number of emil
is have arrived in this vicinity within
past ten days, and it is said there are
more coming. This is no doubt the
of the passage of the Homestead
The New Corners are now stay
b the houses Of ]. @, A. Smith, T..
-aughlin, D. L. Mclaughlin, Mr..
by, A. Schoenheit, C. Stout and Mr..
pin. Should Nebraska be called on
mother Regiment of soldiers, Brown
alone can furnish a whole Battalion
hdutry..
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-19

n.-AllhOugh the spring was back
this year, yet the seasOnable shove
L have had, have more than COM
lied for the loss Of time. The late.
weather makes it difficult to harvest
J wheat without injury to the crop.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-19

. ne advertisement of Lett, strick-
Co. in another column in tO-day's
They have recently received a
stock Of new goods.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-19

.,,erOUs.-There will be preaching
sabbath at Nemaba City, at half-past
[. \. BY Rev. H. H. DObbins also
,Dinvall at eight in the evening.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-19

/, Denver Republican announces the
lofD. J. Martin. with one of the.
+ stocks of goods ever brought to
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-19

The Missouri is now falling
-,,s Of about one foot daily. For
|. weeks it was bank-full.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-19
!. CurTantsl Curfants
THE CONFESSIONS AID EXPERI-
ENGE OF A SUFFERER.


PROPAGATED FROM THE ORIGINAL
STOCK.
SfroHC, Wei-r0oteG One YeqT. Old TiEes groom IN
open 81. % cts % 81 each SOTO 10 PEI. dos, Eefrz3
gear d vines. and No. Extra dsrqe layers, sgifb
bearing WOods $50 to $500. 10 S12 S16 per dozen,
ALSO nnevines Of Aliens new white Hybrid. Anna.
Gleselings ConcDrds Cuyahosa Clara, Clinton. Cassa-
q, Cata1ba, Diana, H~erbem0Dt5 Hartford, Prolific L.
lsaoelias Logans lie Eoir, Lydia, Louisa, Lyman, Nor
toms Firginia, Ontafios OportQ Rebecea. R0geTs's new
Hybrids, TayloF'sB ullitt, TO-Kal0ns Union Village, and
many other kinds, a. low prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-19

q damage has been done to young
frees by the Locust.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-19
A CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND
GENTLEMAN,

The subscriber viii send free Of efsrr81, % Al
Whodesirs Il, the Recipe and directions Tor making
q simple Vegetable BAN. that VIII. IA from two 70
eight days, remove PTNPLEs, BLoTcHE, TAN, EEBgE-
LES, S~ALLOENE54 and al Impurities and r0ughness
0fthe Skin, lsaEiag the samo-as NataTs intended
il should be-s0ff etsor, snooik and 5enuifes, Eho88
desinng the Recipe, with fun instrtetions, directions
and advise, viii please call on or sdsirsss with re-
turn postage,l
THOS. =. CHAPMAN. Practical Cbenist.
EST. Broadway, New Iork.
Nay p, 1852. n4s-2m.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-19

The Continental Monthly for July
the best number that has been published.
Of this volume. Though it does not make
as great display of contributors as some
other magazines, it isthe most ably edited
of any in America.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-19

The HOrtieultufist for July is received.
Those engagedin the culture Of Grapes
or Fruit Trees cannot afford to Be without
this magazine.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-19
In fact DEN sells Everything that
Is Useful, Cheap and Good.
AND FITS.

Assure Cure for these distressing complaints Is now
made known IN q 'TREATisE on FoREIoN AND Ma.
TIVE HERBAL PREPARATI oNs," published By Oh,
o. PHELPS BROWN. The prescription, fur
nished By q young cialrvOyaht. girl, while Ii q state Of
trance, has cured everybody who has taken Il, never
having failed in q single case. II Is equally sure IN
cases Of Fits as Of Dyspemsia; and the Ingredients may
be found In any drug store. Those who are afflicted with
Consumption, Bronchitis OF Asthma, may also be cured
By the use Of my Herbal Preparations. I will send
this valuable prescription free to any person on receipt
No. 10 Grand street; Jersey City, MI. hf7-6n
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-19
EoR aAT.n

1000 Acres o. choics Lands. situated mar TIA nas-
souri, liver "a Richafdson and Nenasa c6onties, Ne
braakst also, one two story Brick Residence. one large
store House, with Warehouse aitaebed, and 40 Lot. ID
The town Of Br9Tnviiie, az very ioW figures, and partly
on finls. ATEINsON
BroTn7iils, June Issn. nso-o~
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-19

Wsac carl ths attention. OF the public to oCr stock. "A
our CASH TERMS enable us'tO sell low.
Thankful FOR Psst patronage, re sOheit . continuance
Of ne same.
LETT. STRICKLER s. co.
Bfo~n~flfe. July 81, 1850. Rs2-tf.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-19
zee ECONOMY OF
ron MOVING.

The Machine o. 1867 win stand any test nat may be
applied. Our Guard and Patent Cleaner eFectualiy
prevents choking, no matter what the condition OF the
grass, while our new divider point separates badly
chimes fail.
There is also > treat sdvantage IN our serrated sickle
ecge over The smooth, as Il does not require sharpening
run through an entire harvest without once grinding,
while the smooth edge must be ground once each day,
II not Oftner- With a smoth edge the 5raught Increases
as the knife becomes dull. Our draughf Is uniform,
and in the repeated trials during the season Of 1850 81,
proved far lighter than single Mowers, cuttfnE az the
same time from twelve 10 eighteen riches E1dsf.
Our Mower can be used with or without the rel, this
istuportant, as without the reel Il weighs but about
GO pounds.
al purchasers, We would say as b eretofcre, that farmers
who may desire It, are at liberty. TO WORK our machine
through the harvest win any 0fnes, andkSep aud pay
for the one preferreI.
Pamphlets with full description Of improvements,
testimonials, &c, can be had BY application 70
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-19
SIaEE. D~EMOREST'S
MIRROR OF III

The largest, best and most reliable Fashion Magazine
IN the world. ContFaius the largest and hnest Fashion
Plates, thegreatest nunlber Of hne eDgravings, the latest
and most reliable Information, three fuil-sized Patterns
for Dresses, and a sheet Of new Brsid-wOrk aud EN-
b~roideTing PatssTns. Every Mother, Dressmaker, Nil
liner and Lady should have Il. Published Quarterly, az
413 Broadway, New York, sold everywhers OF sent By
mail At rs cents. Yearly 81, with a valuablO prepium.
The Summer number now ready.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-19

1zZ1IE SATURDAY, JULY y, lss2.
The New York herald., 1862-10-13
HOTELS.

A r.BIoN HOTEL AND ROARpINa HOUSE, NO. SIS
"A Hudson street corner Of Chares.Roous IA suits or
sngly suitable families single persons Partes wis-
Inc comfortable hoae for the winter will nnd ti,s ac
81 Abe ylacs LAMBERT, Proprieios,
The New York herald., 1862-10-13
rRENcn AuvEnrIsnMEsTs.

I-NF IErNE DAME FRANCAIsE ARRtYEE RECEA.
~ Ne Parts et drosnee d crste vile ttsfe consa.
rrer quelas so4l dams ne .ue ~ un pcnsouat
Eie peut entresndrc c0rptiemenrHh edusaN0n Ecrire
Mre Norusewski, = Wa ker -
TINE gFi'NT vEUyF FRANCHISE, ARRIrANT De
paF.s 1esira utacer uHe ianlue pour aler
Caf,rnle 81 piur "a sui. c3nric ftWme lie chambre
pour syo. sa dos eniants ellie salt ben ieire les
-sa,essr ~ Wooster dniuis neuf heurvs usqua
midi
YrNE rILrE FRNNCAIsE DESIRE rRoUyER rNE
fs.FUa p0ur sen ret0nrHer kurope. Ellie ,hnna rA
a. rvcs puGr passage Ee peut dcpuer Dc bonnes
sa0resser gu l75 80 avenue pres
lie rue.
The New York herald., 1862-10-13
Tue rgpGmEN.

sSOCt sTIoy 0F EXEMPT FTREMFN.-A REGT
~ ai meeting VIII he het t,sday eseuns 0ctonel
n a: sieal nJak F4gmeug Han. Punstlsi aeudaucS
Is requested. 4. W. ENsS. PRESIDENT.
gg6ecN ~. WRnI.Eb, Recording socret,ry
The New York herald., 1862-10-13

9TH WARD DEMOCRATIC UNION ASSOCIATION
q The nf this association aud all citizens In favor
the election oi iorao seymour tor Governor asd in ia
yor tie whole Union ticket es'ed to
assemble ncad G. NBpdnn street this evening ~
0s-uc march in procession 10 at'cud The eref
ratification cu be hei ~ the CO. per Inf;isute. lne
German this queSedt "a Join their
fellow democrats hiE occasion. 4 nrs band of
se Il engaged James Purcell. President; Henry White,
isaac RDhinson snd r.. NJ. Fay, Secretaries.
The New York herald., 1862-10-13
POLITICAL.


LIRsT WARD STAR cLUB.-THE MEMBERS OF THIS
club requested 70 meet q, iso Greeaweh ar:st: st.
This s,ssnF OF o n ao attend ''s
7. 7. " wW,rs,ssos' hosss. Secretaries
li,RASK DUFFv's REASONS Why HE SHOULD BE
elected Counclman:-ls He In sober. honest and M
wo%a On. red cent Sd H. ass his board and boot BIZ
amp don't ANYBODY one postAee stamp.
NoricE-A NETTING OF THE SEYMOUR UNION
Sn sysans So S s s % & AZ
sns q First paStE iaa
pAsirL ocoSSoR, Secretary.
II oksSp MASS YsIicrIos YRss,iFicArIos MEETING;
80 The Union, the Constitution and ihe LAWS" -,
All demo raIs and Mhgs-eyery friend q the Conssi,u-
sissoation q ,ls geroas nloa
ss S saa a
nader ne rro s,ion y ne hasss ali who al:
or opnons IS sase sase az spp9'se TO sa%g.aary
"e""' HoRArIO SEYMOUR.
requested to attend the grand raaon meeting 10 bs
n0'' ~ '"' COOPER IEsrITrrE
eighth street. junction of Trd ana Fourth ayenues),
MONDAY EvEspisse, OCTOBER 49,
e,ov, sm,u.n, sneaSrs % are ERECTED TO address The
nen.'i Hon. HuRArro SEYMOUR
h0" moas M@s,''iiasc cHIEB Gus 1ljfiiSa.
Hon. DAsIEi, An !, 4; ;sg sG JopNaa p;aanrn
Hon Geo +. COms,ock. Hon. th4rts OCohur.
Hon crnalio wood. Hon. J0nn kcly.
Hon. ames Brooks. on. James T. Brady.
Hon. Sainuc j. Iildcn Hon. 7. Il. Tominson.
EiIis h. Sctaabe, Esu. Eli Z. Norton, ESQ.
Richard NIorman ESQ. tie r@e &. Genct, Esq.
Non trauci herman Hon. GiberT Dr.u.
Dr. lhus DR.. Cyrus MAJ
i,on q, or.c Briggs. Hon d y 10 p.on. +
Hon john an Buren,. Hon. John oTd.
Captain Isaiah kynders Hon. }. w.
Hon Charles X. Smith, Hon X &. " ~ MOSS.
Wan. 4. Rurkin E,q. DR. BERGMAN -
DR. Phihp " ikc. O. Y. iIermau, Est.
Hon. :. r. Rnss''. Hon. X i. Connolly.
Hon u. G. hrlsall Hon, Wu. G. Cover.
Anthony ck OH, ESQ. Dr.. Wn. Shtmer
Hon Ja iie Wadsworth. Hon. A A. Thompson.
Hon. Gideon j. Tucker. Lon. John Has,iS'
q. Otfendorter, Esq. Jho. j. Ffirdinan, Esq.
Hon. Ell Ward. Hon. Samuel B. ,iEroin.
II . Il. Perkins, Esq. WIN. Scebash, Esq
All Democratic and Constitutional Union organixaions
Seymour clubs and committees
| ea t. be resent.
by order OF the Committee Of Arrangements.
LUXE Y. COZ1ANS. Chairman.
II. K. BLAuvELT, Secretary.
DOLITlCAL FLAGS. BANNERS AND PAINTING OF
drscr a ihl old heaI- uf HOMER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-06

If the Vallandighammers and Mahony.
ties do not succeed by their opposition to
the Government, in running the country
outright, their record will be damning
one in time to come. Suppose the Gov.
eminent succeeds in spite of the sympa-
thizers, in carrying out it's policy and put
ting down the rebellion, in what estima-
ton will the Mahonyite Of Iowa be held
How will the soldiers. after they have de-
stroyed the rebel armies, and returned to
enjoy the peace achieved by their valor,
regard the sympathizers of the North :?
There is nothing more certain than that
the Fallandig hammers will b. overwhelm.
cd in common rnin with the traitors.
Their party will sink in Disgrace, never tn
revive, and they will be denounced and
despised just as the Hartford Convention
Federalists were after the war of 1917
Their party will 20 10 pieces, its members
viii hide their heads in shame. and all
who can, will deny thstthey were members
OF 1t. Their only hope is in the triumph
Of The rebels and The defeat of the meas.
ures OF the Government, and they know
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-06
BY TELE c RAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Cane Race, Oct 8.

Cape Race, Oct 8.
The steamship City of Washington
Liverpool Gath via Queenstown 25th, was
boarded of Cape Race at 10 o'clock this
morning The following summary of
news was obtained
GarabaldI, in letter to the u. \. Con-
sui at Vienna, promises to tight for the
NORTH on regaining his health.
GRrAT BRrrAIN.-Steamsr Alabama,
which was returning to Liverpool wien
Europa sailed, proves not to be the go
The Daily News rcverts to proposed exc
dus of negroes as wild &C. eme. 1t says
the sooner the Government, leaves off talk
ing about what it cannot effect, the better
for its dignity aud reputation.
The Times thinks that recent reYerses
have restored liberty of speech in the
North and apparently almost suspended
government business NJ Washington.
The Post thinks the strange and un-
looked for coup de etat may terminate the
war. 1t says man Of ordinary frmness
may establish.. on c ruins of the Union
a new Republic, and thinks that even If
Jetf. Davis assumes the Presidency OF
the Union. the North will accept him in
order to preserve unity.
1t was stated that the doctrine of the
Federal Government, that Foreign yes
sells not carrying contraband require per
mitsto enter the ports of the Union, is
held by France to be wholly inadmissable
France has even protested against the
capture of the ship Camanche at New
Orleans.
Additional steamer City of Washing
ton, Cape Race, Oct 3. says the rising ut
Belfast had been serious, but there VS.
no loss of life.
France -Bourse had been higher but
reacted. Rentcs 69flO
iTALY.-Garabaldi's condition contin-
ues to improve, but it is expected it will
be many weeks before he can be removed
Amnesty to him and his followers has
been again rumorcd
Latest. via Queenstown and Liverpool
Sept. 18th, says American Consul at Vi.
enna wrote TO Garabahli, asking, as he
had failed in his patriotic tilo4ts III Italy,
il he would offer his valiant arm in A AMER
icas' struggle for liberty and unity, prom
ising him I'm enthusiastic reception
Garabaldi, under date of Sept. 14th,
replied:
II am prisoner, and dangerously
wounded. 1t is consequently impossible
for me to dispose of myself. AS soon,
however, as | am restored TO liberty, aud
my wounds are healed, | shall take the
FIRST favorable opportunity to crafty my
desire to serve the Great American Re-
public, Of which am citizen, and which
is now fighting for universal liberty"
The above correspondence appears III
the Wonder, of Vienna.
There is no other news of in. portance,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-06

that are not regarded as opposed to slave
~. He was running muck against the
churches as we'll as against the Republi-
cans, and seems asyanxious to injure the
character and destroy the influence of all
the churches, save one or two in the North,
as he is to damage the Republican party.
So fur as his Democratic readers believe
the editor of the Constitution, they can
not fail to despiss the churches and their
ministers And Methodists, Congrega
tionalists, presbyterians, Bsp;isls, Qua
kers, &c, all fall alike under his condem.
nation
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-06
The source OF their supplies.

During the war Of 1919. the Hartford
Convention Federalists were accustomed
to repeat the argument of their British
allies against the war policy Of our Gov
eminent, and to repeat with added venom
the British denunciation of President
Madison and his Administration
. And now In our day, it would seem in
veri6cation OF the prove,b that there is
nothing new under The sun. we find the
Mahonyites drawing upon English papers
and British Tory organs. for arguments
against the action Of our Government,
and for abuse Of the President and Con-
gress, and the majority of the people of
the North.
The time is Fastening on when The
British tories of Revolutionary days, tho
Hartford Convention Federalists of 1919,
and the Vallandigham sympathizers of
1869, will stand on tho same level in pub
lie dclestatlon, except that the last and
meanest class will be the most heartily
despised.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-06

A military order was issued to-day sus-
pending all drills of city military organi-
zations till further orders.
A dispatch from Capt. Hansen, SD
indiana, dated Grcpnupsburg. Ky, 6ct.
Sd, says: rs
Gen. George Morgan arrived with his
whole command At Greenupsburg last eve
ming. He brought all his trains and ar
tillsry with him. His men are in fine
health, Notwithstanding the many hard
ships they have undergone on their march
from Cumberland Gap.
The Commercial says Morgan's retreat
was the most arduons and hazardous Of the
war. During his march Northward, our
army being constantly enveloped by the
enemys cavalry, Morgan maintained the
offensive throughout. On one occasion he
marched ~ successive hours. For three
days our troops had no water but that
found IN staguaut pools. All guns at the
dup brought away except four 2.pounders
too heavy for transportation. Truuions
knocked of before being abandoned.
Greenupsburg, kentucky. is Is miles
above Portsmouth, Ohio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-06

For, Monroe, Oct. 80 p.


The flag of truce boat Metamora ar.
rived to-day from Aiken's Landing. She
brought down about dozen passengers,
one of whom reports that the rebel Con
gress has resolved in all future actions to
hoist the black flag, and extermipate the
Federals without granting quarter.
The Richmond Wing of October lst
says Information fFem Lees army iHai
Gates that an important battle is pending
and will take place at the close of this
week. McClelan's army is on this side
of the Potomac and advancing. The reb.
Ell army is in excellent condition and eager
for fray.
The Wing speaks of President Lin
coins proclamation as ordaining servile
nsurrection in the Confederate States,
and says it is not understood North or
South. 1t is dash Of the pen to destroy
four thousand millions of our property,
and i, rs much as a bid for the slaves TO
rsc in Instruction with the assuunce OF
aid from the whole military aud naval
power Of the United States. 1t speaks Of
the cruelty of the Administration, and
says Butler is saint compared with his
master.
Our military operations, says the Wing,
are hcnceforth to assume the character Of
6ends. The new programme will neces-
sarily destroy the terms bctwecn US Next
car paign will be tremendous one, both
for magnitude and character of opera.
tons lie. tur authorities prepare the
whole strength Of our people for the tr,-
mendous sheek. The enemy is making
great preparations as well as issuing fen
dish proclamations We mnst respond
with equal energy, if We do not, We are
lost; but we will do it.
The Wing says: Yesterday the Yam.
KEGS advanced on Warrenton, taking the
sick and wounded prisoners and p~roling
them.
The movements Of Lee and Jackson
were toward that place Oh Saturday last,
but their movement is not known. II is
enough to know that our Generals under
stand what they are about
The James River was never lower Than
now in the neighborhood of Lynchbusg
persons can walk across on rocks without
Netting thor feet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-06
OPiaion Os = Dem oeratic soldier.


The Schuyler LII. J Citizen publishes
the following extract from 4 letter from
Mr.. George Barnhardt. an orderly ser-
geant in the leth regiment Illinois volun-
tecrs, now composing part Of Gen.
Grants army. Mr.. Barnhydt is flom
Schuyler county, and is Democrat
This part of the country is almost all
secesh, with few exceptions. We are stri-
king blow in the right place now, by Ia
king away their main prop-the niger.
it is hard pill for them 20 swallow. They
complain great deal, but the only answer
they get from us rs, at is your own fault.
You sowcd to the wind and now must reap
the whiriwind." Our camps are full Of
darkeys. Each company is allowed four.
You know how l stood on the nicper
question when at home. Nv opinion i.
changed Of late. / now say, free everv
slave in the South. This is the feeling
Of the army here, andI believe every.
where. The sscesh say that Alabam. Is
ruined, and acknowledge that the enan-
cipation bill will do more towards bring
ing this war TO loose than any thing that
has been done yet. II the niger ID gone
they will have nothing left to fight for
As long ~ the slave is left they are al
right.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-06
Louisville, Oct. 5.

The order enforced for the past two
against the sale of liquor has been reciad
ed and business resumed.
Gen. Bragg has issued proclamation
threatening an immediate aud vigorous
enforcement of the Confederate conscrip-
ton act in all parts Of Kentucky under
control of rebel Government. a1lt