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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-09
Correspondence Of the Nebraska Advertiser
From the Nebraska First,

Friend Fisher: The First Nebraska i;
now on the steamer Gen. Robt. Allen
bound [rumOr says1 for Helena, Arkan-
sas, and, ultimately, Vicksburg. : !
The men are all welland in good spirits,
l do not know Of any case of serious
sickness in the regiment, there is certain
Iy M in q company.
The announcement in the Nebraska
papers that Col Thayer's nomination for
Brigadier General had been confirmed by
the Senate was Premature. He has had
command Of a brigade, since early last
February and has distinguished himself
as an efficient Brigadier, yet the Senate
has adjourned tmuch to our regret with
out confirming his nomination.
The regiment has been communication
the last three months by Lieut. Col. Law
ingstOn, first Capt. of Co. A. from Platts-
modth.) Col. Livingston is rigid dis
ciplinarian, ard is determined that in drill
and personal appearance our regiment
shall be second to none in the army. He
has for sometime past2been devoting two
hours each day to drilling the officers, and
sergeants in the manual of the bayonet,
and intends when they have learned il
thoroughly that they shall instruct the
companies The regiment has made great
Improvement since he has had command.
Maj. Banner, formerly Capt. Of Co.
B. was a very efficient Captain, and is a
very popular officer. { d
The soldiers are much pleased with the
promise that the war is to be conducted
on a different plan. There were a great
many men in the army who believed that
the rebels were sour deluded brethren"
bat after having been obliged repeatedly
to guard rebel properly, and as often
heard the rebels, both male and female,
abuse and insult, in the grossest manner,
both the army and the government, they
now believe that the rebellion ought to
be crushed out, and the principal rebels
hung or shot.
There has been a greatdeal said about
the Yankees being amalgamationists bnt
if they ever get the chance, if they beat
or even equal the citizens of Memphis at
that game, | shall bevery much surprised.
Fully half of the colOred population Of
Memphis have more or less. European
blood, and great numbers Of them are as
white in color as their masters or mis-
| have frequently seen here,
what / never saw North. white ladies
on the same seat in carriages with
drivers, who were negroes, and gen
orally full blOoded Africans. ! think that
f the negro is the "odoriferous" animal
that our pto-slavery friends represent him
10 be. ladies who sit on the same seat
with him for hours M the sunshine, with
ihe Thermometers between 80 and I00de-
grees in the shade, must be fond Of musk.
When We get to our destination VIII
ry to write to. you again, and keep you
Informed Of our doings.
W. A. pollock.
DR.. HOLLADAY Surgeon in the First
Regiment Of Loyal Indians, returned
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-09
ARRIVAL 8 Observation-Disclosures

NoRTHERN-DAiLY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
A5uo. IN -
closes at 81 p. n.
sO~OTHERH-BAILY, SUNDAYS ExCEPTED.
arrives at4Z A. If; leaves at 5 A. M. Mail
closes the previous evening at ppm.
-EAsFERN-DAELE, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
closes at Up. 81. o.
WEsTERN-WEEKLY NAIL. as
Arrives On Saturday Of each week at 8 PM
Leaves each week on Friday at 8 AN.
Persons are respectfully, but urgently requested
to deposit their mail matter in the Once at o. Ure-
NOUS 70 the advertised hour Of closing the nail
NO letter viii hereafter be mailed after the hour for
closing. This is positive.
Post Ohee open from 8 A. NJ, until s !. n.
III. MARSH, Deputy Post Naater-
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-09
Drafting.

Three hundred thousand Of the Militia
Of the United States have been called FOR
by the President, in addition to the SOO'-
600 volunteers called for some ten days
.or two. weeks ago. This will increase
our army and navy to over q million
men-a force equal to any emergency
tina. may come upon Us. With we'll
drilled army of one million soldiers, we
need not fear foreign Intervention, Nor
man insurreetion, nor Southern rebels all
combined. The soldiers under the new
call will probably have to be drafted.-
Whether a call Willie made on Nebraska
or moi We DO not know, but have not con-
versed with a man who objects TO this
policy of the President, or who is not
willing TO enter the army should it fall to
his LOT to be drafted.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-09

seorsutie disease, are he
arises a large proportion q n.
hiet mankind.-Thsy are ash y.
rot in The human eonstaaaao.
corrupt all the sources Of ID
decay. they are the germ
sumption, rheumatism, Hs,-
plants, and Eruptive Disc..
uized IS amahs those most fsl
races Of men. So dreadful ara h
man life, that it is hardly Fas.e
importance or an actual.
sweep out tais sereftloas sna
then We shall proclaim vslsnsr-
one from such a quarter as viii ...
efncaey-aud still more ssisss
that It really does accomplish q.
AYERS SARsAPARILLA. andt
attention Of those who are ,a-
scrofulous eomplaiuts-Rsrey
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-09

. y r. 90
Then W ridh COR ass Jet e stream Cd the ai'i
Though cur fathers ere cold in their graves
The4 nd lands ihat could strike, they had noui
il h. sens Se1c not born 70 be slaVesI
In. up With thai banner! whereef HmAySMS q
our millions shall rally around;
oefi,p IF freemsn that moment shah fan
when its sIsrs shall be trailed on the ground
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-09

0kU.Em~
THB ADVERTISER Hfvn
to health IN a few weeks y
ter having suffered several
Affection and tha. dread d,,..
io1a to make Raovn l. IL
q cure.
~ Az who desire b. be vh.
seription used Tree Of ana,
preparing and using tie ~.
sURE CURR for Cozsuap4IS,
Is, Sc Eheoalyo aieut q
Prescription is 70 benefit ns
nation which be conceive,
hopes every sufferer wiftrn
them nothing and may prsvs
Parties wishing the yrsrs,a
Rev. EDWARD A. wfss-
El1n
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-09
FOR sAr,H

800 acres Of Cnoice Lands. situated near the Mis-
souIi RIVER, IN Richardson and Nemaba counties Se-
also one tive story Brick Residence. one srse
~ 80 win warehouse attached, and 30 Lets, in
- -. u Dfe"hSliie, at very low neures, and partly
R-o-- H.M. ATKINSON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-09

The late Colorado papers. contain Gov
Evans Message to the Legislature. The
Message has the merit of being short
The Gov. disbelieves the theory that the
"Plains" IN the Eastern portion Of that
Territory are a ''barren DESERT He
says: 81 am satisfied these plains describ-
ed in the books and laid down on thernaps
as a vast desert, are better adapted to the
raising of horses, mules, cattle and sheep,
than any other part of our common cOunr
try"
Referring 10 the mines he yays:"A
circle of three miles in the Gregory Dis
trict yields ninety-fve7 thousand dollars
per weeks, or nearly s5,oOo,oOo per am
num-
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-09
NOW READY

THE Omsial Union Tolnatssi
pages containing Maze and Ag
0Resr and Private IN 20 ~ e. u
Commands. Casualties, PromoAo
one aaBtsit.J Sent Post-gaiSi ~ RI AHs
cash, orstamps. Address h6H
-ishsr- 40 State Street, Boston
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-09

Dr.. HOLLADAY Surgeon in the First
Regiment of Loyal Indians, returned
home last evening on a visit.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-09


AosE os.-sasAh as
valuable Rseisinss.
press forward, rsnev5 ss
= cr-., me Woaterhi
Coughs, colds, h-oarssas.,
osslns . 'ssnels when it sss..
soon he deathiJ sTasb 4
Liniment is iamilsrso -
.-s many benefits hey have
IS well for every ianng (
s,srssiss ~. may ''Vohs IL
q excessive practice. s.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-09
HORSE POW


Has proved itself 10 be the betus
The friction is reduced BY IRON BALL
IN al the bearings, that the uhas
castings runs upon them. Ta2Z
DRAUGHT, at the end Of a teaia
the power IN motion thus psmidl
STRENGTH Of the horse 70 be used @
be driven. ONE HOSES viii dam
this power, as TWO on the cnleuCh-.
Is PORTABLE, and may Be used nI
well as in the house. More than 90
PER BENT Ct horse flesh is aTe mI
EoW IN USE. Il Is simple in comtn
liable 70 get out Of oder.
Price Of power FOR I to 4 h0rsa.
Price Of power for 70 4 hofsa
TheSl25 Power viii drive aHY nHE'
Every Machine IS suarantead gr
the money viii be rauai4
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-09

loo of the most severe BITE
incidents Of the War, RoF 49, ssst
highly coloEed, on one heavy 5ssBss5p
30 Tor SI,0o, oeS4 per lVo. 800
no better opportunity va eyeI g. P1
Address henry B. ANSu
20 State Street, B5ston, Aa
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-09
ApDOftIOBment or Sch6a
OFFICE or THE County
~, gornfr lre

VFFICE OF TIE C0CAIl
Nemaha County Ju
VIZ. H.. HOOVER, County Clerk
By report of the Territorial IriA
is, 1882 there is apportioned 70
Common and Territorial School Fual~
The year 1867 49,.
Of the aboye amount there ) uas
ury for apportionment
Common School Fuud paid in On a7
for the year l88I---"
Amount received from Jacob SuaeiA
EE-TFeasurer
Interest on delinquent tax
There is also in the Treasury ir
Amount collected on Fines % Juns"
lS62.... ...
Amount collected % Lic01se % sl
Both, 1867.
Amount collected on Estrays
Total -...
Yours Respectfully,
JOHN h. MORRISON
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-09
1sWhy dIdn'the sDeakin GOngresSf'

EssWhy dldn'the Speakin GOngresSl"
An estimabIe friend of ours, and by
the way, an intelligent, "well posted"
man, who, we think, was a linIe cap
%tiOus, inquired the other day why Mr..
DArLY,- in his speech on Saturday last,
devoted a portion Of bis time 10. "eulogi-
zing the Union, and advocating q prose-
cution of the War7" This, he thought,
was supererrogaiion, here in a Republi-
can Convention. ''DAILY should have
delivered it in Congress" This com
Plainth has been raised by others; bat asi
generally came from men not possessing
very much intellect, we thought ii unnec-
essary to reply to it through the medium
of our paper. We thought it was gen.
orally understood that Territorial Dele
gates had no uOice in Congress, except on
matters pertaining to their Territory
There is no doubt about Mr.. DA1Lx's
ability to speak on all proper aecasions.-
Though he may not have the polish of
some orators, there are. few, if any, in
this Territory, who can express their
ideas more fuently, forCibly and intilli-
gibly than SAMUEL G. .DAiLY. In
Congress he never failed TO speak on
questions relating to Nebraska, when
ever circumstances demanded it.
Of all the humbugs at the City of
Washington the greatest is for a member
to get up in Congress, and read an hours
speech to empty benches; for, as soon as
one Of these speeches is commenced, the
members nearly all leave, knowing il IS
intended for buncomb at home, in the
members Owndistrict. Many members
not deliver their speeches at all, bit
write out n and ask the privilege.
OF the House TO print and the next day
you see In the Globe, THE Bill for the
Confscation of the Slaves of Rebels, be.
ing under consideration, Mr.. A. Obtained
the floor and said"-here follows his
speech, perhaps a very stirring one to
read, but7nOt one member in ten ever
knows that Mr.. A. spoke, and it is con.
sidered quite a compliment to Mr.. A, 10
say you have read his speech. The fact
IS the smallest possible portion Of legis-
in Congress is influenced or effected
by speaking; and if a man wants to ruin
all the influence he might have, let him
when be frst becomes a member, Jump
up to speak on every OCCASION. He soon
Becomes Laughing stock, even though
he may really be a talented man. Mr..
says: "The best, or among the
best members in. the House, during
The four sessions that he was there, never
speak. over three minutes, ard he has
represented an intelligent district in
Massachusetts for eight years..
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-09

bablv forty. voters, who had tickets for
delegates opposed to Daily, changed their
minds during the meeting, tore up their
tickets and procured others bearing the
names Of The Daily candidates. The
candidates for delegates favorable 10
Daily received double he number Of
votes given to the others.
The election was informal, and as there
always is on such occasions, there was at.
temp,s al fraudulent voting on both sides
II would have been better. had it been
thought Of in time, if a clerk had been
appointed 10 register the ame of those
voting. A motion was made after the
voting was completed, to appoint a clerk
and cast the ballots over, but the motion
was made after two-thirds of the people
had left the room and dispersed. It would
have been impossible to have got them
together again: The tellers assure US
that not one fraudulent vote was received,
and everybody admits that a large ma
iority of those present were in favor Of
MI. Daily.
Hon. W. S. Reede was so fortunate as
TO be on both tickets.
6 There seems TO have been a misunder-
standing on the part of some as to the
manner of electing delegates. The Cen
trail Committee published a call, through
their Chairman, for a mass meeting for
the whole county. Afterwards the Chair
man of the Committee and D other
member grant the people of ST. Frede-
rick Precinct, on account of their distance
from town. the privilege Of holding a
separate Convention and electing one
delegate to4he Territorial Conventions
Two or three gentleman from an adjoin.
ing county visit St. Frederick a meet.
ing is held, participated in by only II q
the citizens, Ga gentleman from tha tplace
says by only three or fOur). This precincr
election was held against the wishes Of 8
majority of the citizens, and contrary &c
advice of Mr.. Borchers, the member o.
the Central Commute residing in theil
midst. At their meeting they passed {
series of resolutions. patriotic and com.
mendaole, and we are sorry we have no
room to publish them in this weeks paper
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-09
Supt. 18th 3 10Th 81 ~
CL0sTER. N. j.. JAS

MEssRs. BEENET BEOTHEEs, 6un
much pleased with the Power. Is w
any other Powerin this vicinity ai
horses win DO nearly, or quitetEisa
/ run my Thresher st I 500 reFoiaha
and s24 inch Cnoss-eut Saw, az ~
Yours frEly, REILb
H-ON ALL ORDERS RBCkll
OCT. IsT.. 1852, THE FREIGHT
PAID TO CHICAGO OR ANY W.
on LAKE MICRlGL
- Liberal disc0mt &c dealers.
State, County, and Shop KigbuhH
For further Information send su1l
Circulars TO BENKET Bs
AZ and q Grsen@oL
August 9th, 1861. u4-3m
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-09

Pbilaid
GESTs-With two horses on yH
Power, we drive your No. Mil
ELs OF CORN PER HOUR, aud cut e kg
hay at the same time. I have nsni
that run with 80 little friction, adj
with so little strain upon the hoIA
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-09

Tafais. &C.. l,0l4
Fines. License, ard Estny fEl1
each youth, IS 5000 cent
To BroWnville City District
Nemaha City District.
BroHnviIe Township .
Benton
Peru
Hoaehsns
Total Nm. B. BOO
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-09
There is also in the Treasury for
Amount colfaefad or Fine n June 5s4f
Yours Respectfully,
JOHN II. MORBlSUA

CoUxTYC CLERKS 0FFVcE, EEHit
BroanviIe, June
On fling ihe foregoing report
I,0t4 youths, reported bY the a
Boards Of Education in November io'l J
ing to each youth, 81 96-lO0 esnA
School Fund, making app0rtioDmaH
Browuville CITY District l7i youths
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-09
REFERENCES.

B. F. GEITFE, Nlsa
, 1862-11-03

Tic Ottawa Rtuu,l;cau refers 10 the spasu1
-..-I:.. ~. ..-. .1..a-u f,,,-,an,a, hare
mo WHICH too pio-ela'e'J ''E
thrown themselves over fe" hundred con
trabar ds who have come into this State, and
as;s.1r -o,,..1,,s +hs+
4u!ey .e1A' sA"'.
"Whl1e these fulminatfons were 9ei1S . nual.
ed ia qnfck succession, Uen2era:ic .t. tasaeLs LIT
have quietly supplied themselves WIN as13ss. m9sh
hands from the STOCK OF contfao1nas seeA!nR ass
refuge in the state, arg 90 gseat nas oEsn Pa ate
demand for that kind of laborers, thas hepuo-
licsn farmers have been able to secure .o oas -
small share, though much more 10 neea OF
help, on account Of nea1y AZ o. Iae,l s9ns on
tetDg In the army: Inc course OF tne Oe-
mocracy In this business y oemagoglsal,
, 1862-11-03

In the ccurse ofan article in the South Bend
Register, review ing the causes Of the tnaction
of our armies, aad repelllag a charge made by
Fernando Wood that the Republicans are
responsible therefr +, 31r. CoIfax savs:
Fer gear back aad more, three men hive
controlled tle aImi.s OF the Union in sae
field, H.n1y ". Htil.ck. Geo. B. Mcclellan
and Don Carlos Buell.. All three Of xhese are
ct the same politics with Fernando Wood. II
there has bs en- delay, inaetion. iubecli;ty-it
rebel armies have escaped at Bowling Gran,
Ccriu'h, MAJ asess, Iofkto*p. and Just nov
sgain in Kentucky, II Is not the f.uls OF Abr.-
ham Lincolc-not his "imhecii:y'-not his
"weakress"-not because he lacked - the
heart or the Grains to suceeed"-ros because
there was With him 1.-THE want of either % 1er
| or Of disEcsitioc.'' The responsibility Is wish
these commanders Of Union armies Who r al a.
! loved them to escape. and thus allowed the
t existence Of the rebellion to be prolonged.
! We akeert what We know, when we state
that the president has, over and over again,
| ordered his Democratic military commanders
10 move on the enemy, which orders, OF ona
| oheyed- We assert on what we believe to be
fe}isble sut3ority, that q month ago tie i7resi
deat 6rdeTed Gt.s- lie cCEtua,a to Move, siksva
| Justhtr delay, on the enemy, hut that it VIA:
not doEe-thst several newspapers then sim
ultsEeouslY, rs it inspired from the satn:
quarter, commenced speaking Of the lack o
supplies for the Potomac army as the cans
Of its inaction--aud that tbereupon the quar-
ternasttr general and comnissary general q
! Washington proved from their books tha
every 1equfsttion made on them by sieuer,
Mcclellan had been filed. And At last v
hear that portion at 1east, of the hundred
Of thousands OF soldiers under him, are mo,
ing, and in the right direction. We hope b
is Tot to fight the rebel army with any Que c
two 6l its divisions; but that with his whol
force thrown upon them they are TO oye
| Hht1m and crush the enemy.
, 1862-11-03
COL. r. c. EASTNjkX.-

4 determined effort Will be made 70 &C.
fest Col. F. c. Eastman, Union candidate
f the Legislature in the North Division.
Ills offence is that, bcing Democrat he is
not disloya1, and that he loves his country
bettc1 than lis party. We expect the Re
ruhlicaDs Of lis district to see to it that he
sufftrs no harm from the assaults that are
made upon him BY those who wcrc lately
praising linn to the skies. Ever since the
war brekc Out, Col. Eastman has been q
steadfast Cnion man, whose political ac-
tim aimed at oily "A thirg-to put tl.cle-
i,e}lion down. UciT gentleman Of mark
cd ability, Of much experience in political
afairs, and is in all tho relations Of public
and private life uneSceptiona5le.
, 1862-11-03

Weed, Mallcrey and company, in his po-
}idc1 cook shop? The people want to
Know these things before they vote for any
thi, 6 tlse than for Mr.. Sherman to build
another Sherman House if he wants to.
But these s1e just the things that no light
has been "hove in upon to facjliats the
hnEinf 40 ~
, 1862-11-03

Rctttft tions on Trade In Kentucky
Ktn;ucky commerce is likely to be much
reEtfict@d d in the future. By general order
Issued this morning a;slo5a{ persons eEe for
b;oden totrace or ship into the Interior Of the
State. The order is q m3st wholesome one
It reads as follows:
HEADQUARTERS. LOUISVILLE, kESTCcKF,
LOUISVILLE, OcE- u, ;SG2.
EE=ETA1 DrnEn, No. Isl No persons will be
e1frled to purchase and ship into the interior OF
tie Site any gcoGs, wares, OF merchandise fo1
feta'l country trade, without h7ss taksn, the oah
Ct allegiance and procuring pesMit fson sae
collector of Cut tone under Lhe rules and reEula-
tio1e Of the treasury department.
4, Persons notoziously disloEal, OF persons who
hare given aid ard comfort. By word or deed, TO
Insurgents in rebellion, in their recent raid INTO
Kentucky. will Eot be allowed to purchase and
ehp for trade to the Interior or eoutae1R boEderd
of the State any goods, Waree, OF merchandise.
No permits given to this c1s8s OF persons will be
respected, and al goods attempted to be ehfp;ed
by them In Violation of this order will be setzed
ii cenfecat+ d By tiue process of law
8 All c1aescs Of carriers by land ard water
viii see that permits duly authorized ar granted
| the party cr parties before shipment Of goods.
1. AL federal officers and tFu4 loyal citizens
| will seize III con,1afa1d goods shipped By Any
7. utc into tie State AID report the same 10 theat
| headquarters.
BIZ command Of Brig. Gen Boyle,
| A. E; 5gHpLE A. A, g,
, 1862-11-03
An XEN<tfeAMES.

We pJcscnt to the cons dera1icn Of fanatic. a
Snt M * M55ek T. his 1ae 10 5ns
ae rut. II they are aot. <:nF Eovesap'eat has de-
ssacco itstlf by recognizing them - such IN the
a,r ca;i:itd 70 eycry r,h 5ccoraed Is The !a:ys cf
war. The tpnfscat'oa Of prirafe properly Il for-
hidden ~ Moe ,atcS, arl slave property forms no
a1a:d made nS tic Emperor Of Russia srb.trating
between our government and Great 1'sltain. after
the c1esc o1 cur last var viii hes, aud conpali.
fa1en Jitaa our citizens during the war. John
0nincy Adams p:ssented I aud arEnsd TIE c1se Tor
tur government" VII sone e. Of the aaatfcs d.
Yes, prohablyl Alr. Merrick is either
extremely ignorant Of the history Of his
own country, or be is a w1lful falsiiier Of
history. Twelve Of the thirteen original
Statts conGsca:ed the private property Of
The Tories efthe Revolution. They did not
know that the contisca.ion Of private pro"
pe1ty was forbidden by the laws Of var.
Tie only State which did not coriscate
the property Of the Tories Was South Car
clina, where the Tories themselves were
in the majority. Alr. 3lcrrick's nstive State
Of Maryland confiscatcd the private pro
perry Of her rebels with the most rigorous
aud unsrsring severity.
But, con,irg down later, The United
States army in Mexico, through is regular
" appointed tf6cers, copfiscated ooer ter
| million dollars rorth Of pirate property, AMI
Corgrss ratified the act by joint resolu
ton snd directed the accounting officers Q
tie treasury to settle with the respecliy
quar1c1maste1s, charging them with ever.
cent which thus came in:o their hands
These accounts were not fully settled til
FL. Davis became Secretary Of War, an
IL finished up The confiscGtion account.
, 1862-11-03

~ T. ~ - = "1A AA14A = ~ ~"
A great many IF Gr. Sherman>s friends
are contending that lie shoul go to Con-
eress, because he built the Sherman House.
Nc do not see the connection between the
act and the proposed reward thereof. Mr..
Sherman gets his 1cnt tor the hotel; aud
We suppose That he is satisfied with The In
vestment; if be is not he ought to be; and
if lie wants to build another Saermaa
House, VIC will vote for lin 10 do it; but,
at the same tiue, VIC protest that that is
not the issue in tue canvass Is the Sler-
man House with its black walters good
house, and arc the servants better than So
mapy Irish servants? These are questions
to bc decided by the guests Of the hotel
Shall the Union be preserved, shall reoel-
lion be put down, and shall the leaders Of
tie zebl party be hung until they arc
dead, dead, dead? These are the import
ant matters which concern the people Of
Cock county. Blu. the Democracy, wish
ing to shirk the issue, have gone to rattling
and Gathering among tho pots
t&uQ pans u ANeCA AA*~AA@~s Az
the hope that the noise would distract
somebody's attention from the vital points
Of the controversy. They cannot cook up
anything there that will cheat the people
who want to know, not what the Sherman
House bill of fare ias.bus what Mr.. Sher'
mans OWN political bill is. When he gets
10 Washington, will he ladle out secession
= soup, put Union men on the gridiron. OF
serve up the Union hashed IA JEFF Davis
These are the questions. For his chiel
cook and bottle washer, win he take the
Chicago 1fmes man, who proposed to fir
into the rear Of the loyal troops whenever
they should start South to fight for th'
Uniont VIII he take spread-eagae Mer
rick for his head waiter, or s. 8. Haye
for his political stewardf Does h
propose to 60 into partnership with Di:7
1icAssdscp, Va1Ia2l!ggs&su. .Fsrnaad,