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The Portland daily press., 1864-02-22
AUCTION SALES.
Valuable Real Estate al Auct,on

NJ + shall sell at public auction, on Monday Feb
W 18th. at O'Clock z. ~, on the premises a
valuable house and lot and also Ship YARD near
we Ferry In Cape Elizabeth. The House rs a two
,tory double house Of wood, new aud finished
throughout built of the best materials and by the
10y, gool cellar under the who house, abundance
aSiu ana son water The lot contains about IL COO
tN.. Also az same time and place. he Ship Yard
Known as : Turner's Ship Yard" situated directly
onhosile tne above described house, and estimated
Win the bats TO cover about acres here is solid
sood wood wharf of about $50 feet extension. You
n oang up to the wharf about 10 or ~ feet of va
~, mere Is drafting lott. biaek smith shop and
.tt. "ou Z, WIN never falling spring OF water
M ~ on .he premises. The lot il 1888 feet on Mari
ner street aed gradually liner, asing in width 10
ship building purposes in 0 about the civ '
feb21 dtds 49, Aueuoheers.
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-22

gB-rhe American Illustrated newspapers
for this week have been received at the book
and periodical store of A. Robinson, 81 Ex-
change street.
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-22

aB-Children's class in Gymnastics, meets
this Monday afternoon at 175 Middle ST., a,
half past two; lady's class at half past three.
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-22

grWe are informed that Gen. Burnside is
to be received at the depot to-day noon, and
escorted to the Preble House by the troops at
Camp Berry.
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-22

GH-Peterson's Magazine for March has
been received at the bookstore of Hall l..
Davis, No. SO Exchange street.
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-22
willis School.

T.yB examination of eanGit ates Tor admission 20
Il the W ILLS SCHOOL FOR 6IRIs viii Is ke pace
at their sehs'o Room Chestnut Street, On Tues
day. the 23d instant, commencing At ociosk IN the
forenoon. q.
Portland, Pebs 70. 1854. o.
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-22
TO TIE AFFLICTED
DIR. w. n. DEMING,
Medical Electrician,
No. IA Cinpp's Block,

tUANhK UFtONGKk5S And Elm STREHTJ
w Portland and vicinity. that be has permanent
ly located In this city. During the eleven month";
that have been in town we have cured some of
the forms of disease in persons who have tried
other forms of treatment in vain, and curing pa
TENTS in short time that the question Is often
asked do they stay cured To answ this question
NE viii say that all that DO not stay ed we will
doctor the second time for nothing.
DR.. d. has been practical Electrician for twenty.
year, sni IL also regular graduated physician
Electricity Is perfectly adapted TO chronic diseases
la the form Of nervous sick headache; neuralgia
In the head neck extrernities; consumption when
In the acute stages where the lungs not fully
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism scroula, hip
diseases, white swengs. spinal diseases curvature
OF the spine, contracted mnscles distorted limbs,
palsy or paralysis ST. vitss Dance, deafness stam-
IneriEg hesitancy 81 speech, dyspepsia. indiges-
tln, constipation and liver complaint pileswe cure
every that can be presented; asthma, bronehi.
tie structures Of the chest and all forms OF female
complaints.
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-22
The I'm Maine Regiment at A,.o.,,a

AUGUSTA, Feb. q.
The l4th Maine Regiment and portion of
the lst Maine Battery, about 400 strong, ar
rived here this evening from New Orleans
The 9th and It'll Regiments are expected
tomorrow. All have re-enlisted for the war.
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-22

I'VE shall sell at public auction on Wednesday
w March I'd. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at house corner
High and Congress Streets residence of the late Col
NathI. Warren, all the Furniture In sal house con
sisting in part of Brussell Oil cloth and Stair ar.
pets, sedsteads, Beds. hair Mattresses, Mahogany
Chamber Soft, Painted Chamber Sett, Bureaus, Mir
rors Sofas. Lounges, Parlor Chairs and Rockers In
alserent styles Chamber and Kitchen Chairs, Mar
bic top Center Tables. Work. Toilet, Card / inc
Kitchen and Extension Tables. nice Ward Robe
Damask Curtains, Pictures. Books. Table Cutlery.
SSToekeTy Glass, China, Stone, Wooden and from
Ware, Parlor and Cook Stoves Ref5frerafors. r
chandeliers together with the entire kitchen Fur
niture. Also few cords hard and soft wood.
first premium at the State Fair
80 HENRY BAILEY CO.. Auc:ioneers.
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-22

sBrRev. s. III. Merrill, pastor of the Bethel
Church, in this city, has been appointed
Chaplain of the lst Regiment of Maine Cav
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-22

gS- The value Of foreign exports from this
port last week, amounted to si03, 535OS.
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-22

VNAkES on sundry uri,s. and will be sold at
public auction BY consent of parties, on Friday,
teo 10Th, at III o'c eek A. Nj, at Office of Her ~
Bailey Co al assortme Of Glass Ware, consist
ing In part Of kerosene Lamps, Lamp shades Lamp
Foants, Lamp Pegs without eollsrs, Hand Fluid
Lamps. Wine Glasses Kerosene Cans Glssa Spoon
holders. Cresmers, Cheese Plates Butter Plates o.
&c. THOMAS I.ENSELL, sheriff.
HENRY BAILEY Co., Auctioneers.
febl8 dds
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-22
Dy Elect1.tcity

The Rheumatic the gouty, the lame and the iazy
leap with Joy and move with the agility and elastic
fly of youth; the heated brain Ia cooled the froet-
bitten limbs restored, the Uncouth deformities re.
moved; faintness converted 20 yigor, weakness to
the blind made TO see the deaf to hear and
the pslsiod form to move upright; the blemishes OF
youth are oberated; the accidents OF mature LIE
prevented the oalamties Of old age obyiated. and
an active circulation maintained
AIDES
Who have cold hands and feet weak stomaehs
lave and weak backs; nervous and sick headache
din 9ess and swimming in the head, with indiges-
ton a. constipation OF the bowels pain in the ode
and bser: lereosrhRa, Tor whites,; falling OF tha
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus, ana
all that long vain diseases viii find in Electric
ity sure means of cure. For painful menstruafipn,
too profas Iaenst -ustion. and all ct those long line
Of troubles with YOU ladies, Electricity is certain
specific and viii in short time restore the sufersr
TO the yigor of hearth.
KS We hare an Eiect 70 Chemical 4pparc fhs for
extracting Mineral PoisoIi from the system, "a
Mercury. Anthony, krse.vc, sc. HUNDREDS who
are troubled with stif joints weak backs ard viri
Gus other difficulties, the direct cause Of which. In
nine Of ten u tho ehect OF poisonous drugs,
can be restored 20 tura 9Th and vgor by the
use Of nom five 10 eight Raths.
Once hours from O'Clock Al N. 10 P.H.ili
Q; ana 20 2. N.
Consolation FREQ. fyl4 tsedf
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-22
United States Navy!
Wanted One Hundred Seamen,
Ordinary Seamen and Lanismen.
Apply to Naval Rendezvous foot of Exchange 81.
febl6 dow J. r. HEATH. Commanding
Notice.

DERSONS having demands against the town of
Il Durham are requested To render a states ent
thereof in writing 10 the subscriber at West Dur
ham giving the date, amount. and when due and
payable Il. W MASON
febls div &wSw Treasurer of Durham,
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-22

WILL some gentleman of the FeFest CITY, CORE,
w pond with a lady stranger IN the place VI
n view TO change the monotony OF Gun hours an q
become better ac9 uainted ,,a,, ap,v
Please address ,oo 1918 INA
feb 90 div boA itE, roFuAhu, he'
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-22
spruce and Hemlock Plank.

GOO NJ inch Spruce aud Hewloek Plank tor
LtgO sale by JOHN LYNCH & CO.
re. II. 1854 dsw
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-22
Notice.

IF THE GENTLEMAN who sold 500 s.l0tb
Treasury Note at Brokers' 6fhcs. in this city
few days since will call at said ofice he will hear
something to his advantage. febls aw
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-22

MEN out of employ. having a small capital, will
IsA find 1t for their advantage to call at 10 Con.
gress strest, near New City Building.
Jams II
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-22

NORWAY Hard Pine spars Of all sizes for sale
~ by JOHN LYNCH Il co.
| Feb. IL. 1854. dsw
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-22

tdEESE, Butter Box sugars, Extra Family
- Flour, Just received and for sale BY
feblz d3w JOHN L. ROGERS 4 CO.
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-22

AlM Norway Hard Pine--ean be sawed to
COO dimensions, aud delivered ie April-for
sale by JOHN LYNCH { co
Feb. IL, 1884 d3M
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-22
Left.
Lo.lgings Wanted.

4 Man 10 work ON a farm near the city. Inqalr
N of d. S. WARREN,
ich9 d&wii bead of High Street.
The Portland daily press., 1864-02-22
Gente,I Furniture M Aue,ion-

feb2o did. ' CO. Auctionsers.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-19
MACKERELS GONE UP SALT RIVER
The 'Snaix' driven to their Holes
GLORIOUS NEWS.
THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS
The Election of Lincoln & Johnson
Certain II
RETURNS !

IspIAsA.-The Unlonists will have eight
majority in the Legislature. The Demo
Gratis have elected three members to Con-
gress, and the Republicans eight-a gain OF
four. The popular vote, 1t is thought, will
approach rs, 900 Union majority.
PENNsYLvANIA-The Union majority on
the home vote is variously stated; claimed
TO to be from 5000 to 5000; but II is con-
eeded that the vote of the soldiers will carry
ii fully for the Union party. As far as re-
ported the Pennsylvania soldiers have voted
twelve and half Union to one Democratic.
Fifteen Union memt err of Congress are
known to be elected, and eight Democratic
The soldiers vote may defeat three Of these
last The members elected show Union
Gain Of four. The total popular Union ma
ioritv. it is supposed will exceed 10, 900.
OuIo-The Union majority cannot be
known until the soldiers vote shall have
heen all eanvassed; but it Ia estimated from
so 600 to 80. 900. The Republicans gain
10 or IL member Of Congress.
MARYLAND. The returns are all H. ahd
show the new Constitution 20; agalhs'
# 1926: being a deficiency Of l'o'4 oil
the home vote. But the soldiers vote thu
far is ?. 4ss, making a majority for The Con
stitution $50 which will be Increased D
more returns. The y. Y. Tr'6@"e say:
..To heat the Democracy IN PennnsNlssiat
initiate the Peace party in Ohio, and re
deem Maryland from the yoke Of Slavery
and add twenty members to our strengt
in Congress, is pretty good work Tor ID
October elections.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-19
Appointments for Meetings.


There will be public meetings held In this county Al
,hs points named below, at the times Indicated
~h,el vii be addressed by HORATIo PRATT, Esq
s,dM D CIATTERTON, Esq. Each of the meetings
nausa " IN be held IN the evening;
Banker Hiu-At tho Rlmery Schoohoass, Thurs
DAY tot. -. p-t...- a.,
II A. Msalviae, Frliay, Oct. 3
rsRolg-At the Ice Sch0oihouse, saturday Oct 10
az Toe laishin Scboolhouse, Wednesday Oct 70
@-At tue c-adCock SchOolhOuse, triday, Nov
. IeeN---As a.. iowa SrhoohOUse, Monday Oct- L.
Al tu- Il lex ecloOlllJ-s- l-c-4-.- Oct
. F,rf1icu-At the Fine Lake ehooi..- - N,,.lav
Whslff.ES-At the Raymond ScnoOihoGse, thurs
day o.. H.. At the Pollock sehoo.house, lhursdAy
Nov.
Poole meetings will also be held al the following
polnss aad viii be addressed by the persons named;
llri,I5a-At the County schoolhouse, Thursday
Oct a. o. Lacien Reed and l. b Potter
AT tha lylb1is Scloo.hOuse, Thursday oct 70, oy
Lucien Reed anu horati0 tratt.
EUlioasrcn-At the Centre SchCOihouse, Thurs
gsv. OCT 2 by " D. Cha,terton, and L. B. Potter.
AZ fbe branch Schoolhouse, Tuesday, Nov Isl, oy
"A u. ChaItertou, and speaker 10 be designated
uh expected that Republicans at each of these
poiats viii make the necessary arrangements Tor
thssO meetings BY ORDER Oh fiA CO. ooA-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-19
Lansing and 0wossO Railroad.

We are much pleased to see the improve
ments new rapidly progressing upon THIS
road. A construction train with full force
has been constantly busy during the whole
time since the road has been under the su-
pervision OF the present active and expert
enced superintendent, Mr.. Muir Of the De
troit and Milwaukee road. 1t Is the more
gratifying to our citizens and all interested
in the road to know that these improve
ments are being carried forward wholly from
its current earnings, and that without IN
curing any additional debt il will be put III
safe running order. We are moreover 10
have such improved facilities for travel as
will at once enable US to realize what We
have so long impatiently waited for and
made such great sacrifice to obtain, rapid
intimate Connection with the commercial EN-
porium Of our State.
We do not propose to discuss or enter IN
to any controversies as TO past manage
ment. but we feel that the public at large
and especially the share holders and the
bond and other creditor. Of the company
should take some means TO ascertain what
has been done with the earnings OF the last
year, during which the road has remained
without improvement, In condition dan
gerous and disgraceful. This is matter
which we presume the parties immediatly
interested will care for. Our object Is only
to call attention TO the manifest improve
ment in the road, in the increased speed
and regularity Of the trains aud the rapid!
growing travel and traffic overu.
We hope the present managers vii
not deem it impertinsnt or that Is is asking
too much when we suggest that if tran
could leave here in the morning so as to ar
rive at Detroit by eleven or half past eley
en- in the forenoon, and return, reaching
here the evening OF the same day as earl.
as nine or ten o'clock, il would greatly &c
commodate our business community aud d'
much towards regaining that confidence
which we believe the late local management
OF the road have signaly forfeited
A subscription is about filed TO pro7id
q comfortable depot at the termination o
the track: We shall thus soon be enabled I
take the cars near our business center ID
stead Of two miles away.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-19
Republican City Association.

The Association on Monday evening Was
addressed by Rev E. 3. Fairfield for about
two hours. As TO the numbers present
We need only say that the Representative
Hall became solid with human beings by
seven O'Clock, and the remainder were
obliged TO return home.
The address was all that could have been
expected of a man Of good natural parts,
considerable knowledge. some intercourse
with the world, lively and active tempera-
ment aud much practice as public speaker
His remarks were without coarseness, or
vulgarity, were enlivened with sallies OF
wit and humor, and he was equally at home
in discussing international law, relating IN
cidents OF European travel, or giving the
Copperhead newspapers their just deserts
He fully sustained his previous reputation
as a popular orator.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-19

provinces, but many difficulties exist in
agreement upon details. Some points ~
difference are OF the gravest kind.
Peruvian advices state that thu frs, ra,.
eral Congress OF the South American Ststs.
assemblies in a few days in Lima. n h -
ported Brazil desires 10 take part IN IN.
Congress, and Ecuador is the only stsfs
which stands al0oG
NEw YORK. Oct. Is.
Inc IrloNns'S correspondent with Butler
writes: The evidences Of exhaustion ana
dissolution and disOrganizaiion in the rebei
army seem greatly on the increase. Oyer
80 deSerters have come into these head
quarters to-day. reporting extensive dissat-
lsiaclion among those LETT behind. SIX OF
the crew OF the iron-clad Virginia arrived
this morning. and. with the others. viii AZ
once lie sent North.
BALTIMORE. Oct. Is.
Scattering returns non counties COMING
in indicate the vote on the new constitution
10 bee close, and the soldiers vote viii he
required Ca determine the result
NEW YORK. Oc.. Is.
The London IS,nes correspondent. wu.
ting from Nankin subsequent 10 The CAP
lure, says Nankin viii now ha opened "a
foreign trade. Subjects Of England. Francs
and America viii enjoy equal privileges.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-19

BLURTING II OUT.-Judge Cation, dis
tinguished McClelanite Of Illinois, but
who has been on the bench Tor some
twenty years, and is not used to making
political speeches. recently attempted
speech at Ottawa, in that State, and limo
Gently blurted out the Mcclellan sentiment
before the chairman could twiteh his coat
tail and stop him. He said;
The AboliiiOnists il they can succeed in
abolishing slavery can control the country
Oar Interests consist iit maintaining our
relations triM our old friends and p0-
llfical allies the Shareholders, and in pre-
SERVING Slarery We must then preserve
the Union as il was. am nOt'a politician,
and have no political ends 10 serve, except
the salvation of my country, and therefore
talk plainly
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-19

~ We have always believed that when
the rebels came to the last ditch" OF
which they have so often spoken, hey would
Try TO pull in the negro after them to share
In their destruction. They seem TO think
that time has come The Richmond En-
ouirer OF the 9th favors the making OF SOL
diers Of negroes, and giving such negroes
their freedom if they escape the casualties
of battle. 1t urges upon Congress to pur-
chase $50. 900 negroes, present them with
their freedom, then arm and equip, drill
and fight them; neither negroes nor siav-
cry is to be permitted to stand in the way
Of the success OF their cause Virginia, al
ter exausting her whites, will fight her
blacks through to the last man
1t Is now too late for them to Try that
game with any hope Of success. At the
beginning of the rebellion, before the proc
lamation OF Emancipation, such move
might have added strength to the rebellion.
But the rebels would not make it then be-
cause they hoped to preserve slavery and
become independent also. But now they
are willing to give up the former 10 obtain
. the latte. The new experiment, Il tried
will cost them more than they viii make
+ by it.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-19
Col. Hawkins Speech.

As soon as the bills were out announcing |
that Col Hawkins would speak at the Re- |
Hall on Thursday evening" IL
was evident enough from the remarks heard
about the streets, that there would be
posed to arrange SO that tie speaker might
be heard in the Hall and out Of doors at the
the same time; but the chillness OF the
weather prevented. 1t then became race
10 see WHO should get seats; and after they
were all filed, many more were brought In;
and after these were all filled, it became
contest, not for seats, but for standing
room: and a great many went away, I'M
able 10 obtain even this pittance.
Col. Hawkins spoke for two hours and
half. We cannot pretend to give any
ANALYSIS Of his remarks, or TO convey any
ADEQUATE idea of their effect on the audi
ence. His scathing OF the old imbecile,
Buchanan. was terrible: and his descrip-
lion of the prosecutions and suierings OF
the loval people Of East Tennessee brought
tears into many eyes. He met the Copper
head CIV about the unconstitutional "
acts OF Lincoln i'm suppresslng the rebellion,
with the unconstitutional acts Of JEFF. Da-
Viz in urging it on. The people OF East
/ Tennessee were quietly minding their own
BUSINESS when, Davis sent rebel army
there. as he said 70 protect them" The
protection they got was to have their
horses and mules carried off without pay:
next. they were ordered 10 deliver up al
their arms: next, a general CONSUMPTION
was ordered for the rebel army: next,
thirty days were allowed for loyal families
To 90 to Kentucky, leaving every thing be-
hind them for counscation: next, a guard
was stationed at the passes 10 shoot down
those attempting TO escape: next, blood
hounds were imported from the Southern
states for the express purpose OF hunting
American citizens who had taken refuge il
the mountains from rebel cruelty: anC
bridge burners, although acting under thu
authority OF Federal Generals, were trieC
by a rebel Judge for treason, and the bod
les Of those convicted were hung up close
by the railroads where the rebel psssen
gers could punch them in the face with thei
canes while the cars were passing. Th'
r loyal Tennesseeans were of opinion tina
these acts were unconstitutional: ant
they have not yet altered their opinion.
The speaker went over variety Of top
les, and his remarks brought out mucl
greater bursts OF enthusiasm than an,
speech Of the season in Lansing. Tn
people were unanimous the next day in ex
pressing regret that he could not hsv
spoken in the day time, so that thousand
more could have heard his patriotic words
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-19
Tickets for the Soldiers.

Ths Republican Union ticket IL now complete, and
tn apply for lngham county FOR the army has been
printed These tickets have got 10 be put into the
hsass Of the soldiers, and It 3 thought that Of
tn beet methods aside from sending them BY Com
ussouers viii be through the friends Of the soldiers
Who are constantly writing 10 them To effect this
purpose the County Committee have placed a supply
IN tae hands Of each Of The following persons where
taey can be obtained by aay desiring TO be supplied
To- NE purpose named above; AiAiedon, James p
heei A1rehus, Byron W. stark; Bunker Hm, L H.
AiseAi Deihi, : :. Gidney; lngh4m, d. l. Crossman
10y y y Aaaeott; Leslie, A. R. l. Covert Locke
~ mAn spencer Merriam, n d. ChAttertOn ouou
s-s-.J s Persons. stoekoriags Edy Baker. ysv.y
Laeisn Reed, Whs4iaeid, George Tletehsr wh,,. o,s
Mitchell, Williamson, Horaiio Pratt IAu.i,, ca,
I'd Ie~n, J. u Bartholomew n. D Jones.
~ oRDsH % re Cd 90.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-19
Appointments Of L. B. Potter, Esq.

L B Potter, F.q.. viii address the people on tbs
Issues or he day, al the following places:
Al Aurelius Center. Mcndsy evening, October "a
Ailneyvile, IN Ououdaga, Tuesday evening, Oe-
tobsr c5ia.
~ TIE Proctor SchoOlhouse, In Stockbridge %
Thursday evening, Nov. Sd.
Al he Clements schOoIhOuss, in White Oak on
kT.tav evening. Nov. 18th
NJ Potter vii be accompanied either by George l.
Pa7sous. Esl, or Lncien Reel Ess
r D1biicars az The several places named viii See
that proper arralgemeIts are made for these meet
iugs, aud due notice given.
uY cRlER o. THK %. cOR.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-19
Appointments of Hon. VIM. H. Pinckney

Hon wsn. Il Pincxney will address the people on
ne issues u the day ct the points named below, at
ths .lnss sJsciisi:
AsStocktridge, Thursday evening, Oct 70.
A. tie Les SehoOIhouse In Leroy on Friday even
ing Oct. 2lst.
Al tie Plnckney Schoolhouse, in Locke saturday
evening. Oct I'D
Republicans Al the several places named are re-
epested make the necessary arrangemensfort these
mssti.gs By ORDER or TIE co. CON-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-10-19

~ In his Macon speech, JEFF. Davis
represented that he was DESTROYS of gen.
eral exchange of prisoners, because the
rebel prisoners were needed in the rebel
armies In 4 military point OF view, while
their armies are wasting away daily, an ex-
change Of prisoners would doubtless ma
terially help them. Davis said:
Your prisoners are kept as a sort OF
Yankee capital. have heard that one Of
their Generals said that their exchange
would defeat Sherman. have tried every
means, conceded everything TO effect an
exchange. but TO no purpose. Butler, the
beast. with whom no Commissioner Of Ex-
change would hold intercourse, had pub
+ lished ina the newspapers that if We would
consent 10 the exchange OF negroes, al
difficulties might be removed. This is re-
f ported rs an effort Of his 10 get himself
whitewashed by holding intercourse will
gentlemen. Ii an exchange could be effect
cd. ! don't know but that ! might be induc-
ed TO recognize Butler. But in the future
every effort viii be given, as far as possible,
10 effect the end. We want our soldiers il
the field, and We want the sick and wound
ed 10 return home.