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~ re peace party have taken tbe;r
stan r aad 10 power of place Or temn,s.
.lea OF oihce can prevail an.ins, ,hsm
dneg Gao make no concessies, S, tba El..
prstences ofthose who advocate war :. =
party policy. without the eac,ifice az min :
c'p'es, honor and pride We are ths ID.
voca'es of pure iDemoaratic nr;nc;nis.
.ney o, a ru'nous 'pazy, policy.-[Gen
singleton is the acknowledged head and
'front.' OF the copsssbead party in hi,
State spd their pos, prominent cand;ds,s
10. ..r Governor. We hope he will be. as
'ne only issue viii then come before ths
people, which Is peace upon spy terms
one 2. led' by jeff. Davis. He centralized
.ae Springfield convention 10 June Issa
2. ne was the father Of the Psoris-secesh,
me sbor. time ago, and engineered cred
the great rebsl-6zzle, armed. mob a;;r.
Gem aro1s. gathering a. Springfield On
me 'oln lost. He beat HIGH, and -.
monarch Of the mc.b he surveyed. sSo :,
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R0R1 Or KEOKUK.

j D0Azs LkAEIxG ro.DAY.
Harry johnson, Lee, st. Louis.
Aawkeye, Mason, st Louis.
IAgie, bishop, Wsfraw.
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
Harry johnson, Lee, St. Louis.
Eagle. Hishop, Warsaw.
fesTyboat Northern Illinois, Ohio river
/ DEPARTURES TEsrKRDAY.
Lucy Bertram, Brolaski, 81. Louis.
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INDIAN TReusLEs.
Fort Kesrney, Nebraska Territory,
Auguat IGed

Fort Kesrney, Nebraska Territory,l
4 August2l, 1864.
EDIroRs GATE CITr-Dear Sir II
hastiiJ give you few items 10 regard 10
tho Indian troubles of late in this Per.
Fitory. o. ths 10th inst, party of
Sioux Indians attacked train of some
ten wagons near Plump Greek, 80 miles
vest Of this pos,-drove off the stock.
hsrnt the wagons and murdered the
drivers. Some thirteen dead bodies were
found By cur troops sent to the scene of
action. They have driven OF all the
stage stock belonging to the over land
stage company. above and below here, as
Tar down the route as they dared approach,
and between this and Cottonwood up the
r,sd. Company A,,,7th Iowa cavalry. was
ordered out on scout towards the Re-.
publican which lays north east oj this
fort, some 50 miles away, OF the 18th
last. The detachment came up with .
BODY OF Indians ct Alk Creek and attacked
them. The command lost two men AMI
reported to have killed ten Indiana
Capt. Murphy says there was at .ess, 500
Indians engaged, but in consequence of
their running he cop.d moi hr,os on -,
engagement. Some SO. isiles below hero
they found where a, train loaded with
goods and machinery vas totally DESTROYED
by the s'sed skins" The wssoss .er.
vess asar all bnrnt up and the goods seat.
tered Tor miles from the train. Active
preparations are being made TO raise .d.
dltional troops by tie Governor and Br;,
Gen R. b. Mi'ahelI, commanding the
district Of Nebraska. to suppress them
for such depredatsons if
continued any length OF time will, Ger.
tainly inspirit them the more mt, ,hau
would defy the whites of their Inber;.
fapce IN the territory. The more sneed
'he better In behalf of the government
Tor their plan is to act on the puerr;ll>
warfare and to attack such places a.d |
trains that they think will show bur ,;.,n
resistance. News has just arrived TIA.
the Indians have killed three men hello.
alley City, some fifteen miles. cas-, ~ !
here and run Oft portion Of tho STAGE
stock belonging to the Nebraska Civ and |
Fort hearney line. Hhe General erne,ts
more troops heraspon from omaha. N n |
de will then saaiont n expeditiophe.;n.t
hem forthsi.h., G. g BOW.
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.'HE ENGLISH PRESS

PARTON'S GFN BUTLER At NEW ORLEANS.
From The (Londonl Morning Star.
Many who do not iof the INTERESTING deal ene
graphic descriptions in which the book sooauds nAyye ke
that contains sn PIE matedal for an ndc- endsut
jnd. the Generals nj ary abilities, ciyi sdrinr
On And personal integrity. On Of these poins The
opinion Of England favorable TO Butler al leas has
been strongly -IIressed ia sdyerse fven emous
ympabi1-T. with the Northern and Aboihonst is
uncommon 20 hear hs of NevOresni either
dsnounced bat fnnty defended IL Il 90 bard 10 snoye
i'm preston o. living man that we fear the General
mast be content 10 be for ,ome time 70 come wiih much
Of undsseved odiurn But that IL uDdes.ryea the docu
published by Mr. Psron leave candid aan In
doubt TALLY Il almost In possible Eserybody htttaksn
sIe !oT sgnsi the much abused New England OeieaL
But the strongest pfeadioes weaker With honest minds
than the strength Of evidences and this at lsa b de-
mGnded that continue 20 besp4er Gen. Duter vii,
the abuse Of preumptaou, bundeng IN sodier.hip amy
In government aud upicly IN tho private nse Q! pubic
pewer Until ia, .rainnel tie evidence fo the f
time collected. There IL here incenteto!s proof that butr
Il a OF aAies equal inf be has aud dfsAhen o'
rigorous justice sEd integrity puIe from AZ tAiai oi ye.n
powers be wished there not equal prod oi h.
having IN r-yari~I HE great scheveu cnts sb<
nudiousy held bA1h from even greslet oPPori,n n
% not tbs PccGAA' vce o repabbo. and ie htbc
In the Amsicsn Commorwes "a i among the lesr op-n
e apu,,ons q rayI or tnsrsd,aSs :, Y tss s0rss
Once at Washington Gen buir 'ees 70 have es'
have had good deal 70 DO WI Ia TO
legation 70 comparative ooscurty
From The Londsn Spectator. -. a,
This biography le.ves on our tasbes 20 aoeps nat IN,
Eulon possesses Gsu Butler OF rare ard orFus
oapscty extraordinarily hed Jr constructive adrusTlon
and without any tendency to cruelty though S.iA tbs nd
men. or al tie who NIL Eufopesn hiorJ Tho enc
he I. most ike-,tnngcy gke-ls FrcdeTies tie orrst
PARTON'S 0EN. BUTLER AT NkW-OkLEAsS con.
tinues ia extraordinary sale The ftTkENih tDlIloH
Il already IN pres. uo-,,,
Pubhshedby MASON BEoIlEKs,
No. Mercer a.. Nov York.
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rgE LIFE, SPEECHES, PRoCLAMATIoNs, LETTERS,
MESSAGES, AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF ABRAHAM
LINCOLN, SIXTEENTH PRESIDENT OF THE UNI
sTATEs with full history Of bis Lfe bis career as
Lawyer and Politicians his services in Congress- with DIS
Speeches Proesmsons, Letters Messages, Acts and ruO
Nc Services President OF the United States, snd '0m
snder Chief Of the Army and Navy Of the United states
pp to the present time Complete in one large volume o
soO pages with portrait Of President Lincoln fnee f'y
Cents In paper or seventyhve Cents in cOthand copies
viii be sent FREQ Of postage everywhere receipt OF re-
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~
State Of Nsr. York, City ard County Of Nss YeyS,
JOHN Z. WILLIAMS, President and GEO. l. sEkkY,
Bsnk banking instftston Ioests3
and doing business NewYort, in aid county berg
duy severy sworn each FOR himself sh that the fsSss
going 10 in eli respects Of the conditios &
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morning Of Saturday the twelfth day Of March, thousand
eight hundred and sixty four in respect TO each and every
items aud particulars shove specfed and thai the buds
Of the said Bank la, been and transacted 1t the location
Aforesaid. JOHN L. WILLIAMS, President
GEO. l. sENEY, Cashier
severay subscribed and BY both deponents the 18Th
day Of April, 1854 ROBERT OWEN Notary Public, n Y.
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APRIL IA. 1864.
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MN Hall A SON No 543 Broadway and Of ScharfenoeTs
Luis No T3o Broadwsy Doors open at p M perform
Tg NM for The occasion will be furnished BY GRAFUL-
T. lS SEVENTH REGIMENT BAND. No tickets for sale
Al tho door on The evening Of the Performance.
- Mira JAMES g. COLGATE.
Mrs HENRY NJ BEERS.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
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