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MIR. eREELY TO MR.. JEwErT.
Niagara Falls, July 90, 1854

w. @. JEwETT, ESQ, Cataract House
Dear Sir-In leaving the Falls, l feel
bound to state that have no inter-
course with the Confederate gentlemen
at the Clifton House, but such as i was
fully authorized to hold by the Prcsi.
dent of the United States, and that
have done nothing in the premises but
in fulfillment of his injunctions. The
notes therefore, which you have kindly
interchanged between those gentlemen
and myself, can in no case subject you
to the imputation of unauthorized deal
ing with public enemies. -
Yours, Horace GREEfy
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SrR-Col. Jewctt hasjust handed me
your note of this date, in which you
state that further instructions will reach
you from Washington by noon to-mor.
row, if there be no interruption. One,
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TO THE SOUTHERN AGENTS:
Cataract House, Niagara Falls, July 20
Hon. G. G. CLAY, Hon. J. B. HoI-
ooMBE, Hon. Gro. y. SANDERS,
Hon. REvEILEy TUCKER, and the
Hon. Representatives in Canada of
the Southern Confederacy.
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Paid up Capital, $4,000.
DIRECTORS.


WILLIAM WAIpR0N, Pres JAS. n. BAI.DY, Cash.
HENRY D KING, Te,lcr.
This Bark organlzcd under the Law OF Congress. IL
this day opened FOR business.
Hiilsdale. Feb. 1864,
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.y-It has been decided under the new

70" 1t has been decided under the new
law, that each "block or box" OF
matches sold after the first day OF. Sep
tember next, requires stamp IN accor-
dance with the. number of matches II
contains: and the stamp duties can
not be supplied BY placing the appro-
pirate amount of stamps upon the whole
packaro of "blocks" or boxes, for the
reason that every block or box sold
must have the stamp or STAMPS uponit.
The rebel authorities again permit
aliens to pass through thier lines, and
numbers have reached Washington.
YESTERDAY ls took the oath ofallegi.
anco 60 The United States Government.
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Internatioal Hotel, Niagara Falls,

Gentlemen-I have the honor to ac-
knowledge the receipt of yours of this
date, by the hand of Mr.. w. G. Jewett.
The state of facts therein presented be-
ing materially different from what was
understood to exist by the President,
when he intrusted me with the safe
conduct required, it seems to me on ev-
cry account advisable that / should
communicate with him by telegraph,
and solicit fresh instructions, which ]
shall at once proceed to do. hope to
be able to transmit the result this after.
noon, and at all events / shall do so al
the earliest moment.
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Yours truly,

HORACE GREELY.
c. G. Clay, J. p. Holcombe, Clifton
House, Niagara Falls, G. w.
Clifton House, Niagara Falls, G. w. !
July 1s, 1864. (
To Hon. Horace Greedy, Niagara
Falls, N. Y:
SIR-We have the honor to acknowl-
edge the receipt of your note of this
date, by the hands of Col. Jewett, and
will await the further answer which
you purpose to send us.
Q. G. CLAY, JR.
j. p. HoLcoMBE.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
j. F. MARSH,

LICENSED AUCTIONEER,
w,l attend Auctions on short notice Fees reasonable
Address J, \. MARSH. Auctioneer Hillsdaie, Mich.
dec,563
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GEO. f. SMITH. M. d.

PHYSICAL AND SURGEON.
Would respectfully offer hls services to the people Of
Hlsda'e and vicinity. Once over Waldron Bal
dy's Banking Once. Rooms formerly occupied by
DIR. Kee.
xEFFEREScEs.--Drs Read Ford, Norwalk, Ohio; DR.
n. N. Kinsman, Circleyille, Ohio; DIR. Chas. McMi-
len, Med. Director 10th Army Corps; Dr. VIM l.
pock, Surgeon Doth o. V. L.; DIR. j. s. Ely, Surgeon
9sth o. vi; DR.. ID. ID. Besediet, Surgeon 26th o.
". l.
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p. Sit is proper to add that Mr..
Thompson is not here, and has not been
staying with us since our sojourn in
Canada.
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The following is copy of the origin
al letter held by me, to deliver to Hon.
Horace Grcely, and which duplicate !
now furnish to the Associated Press.
(Signed) w. cornell. JEwETT.
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G. G. JOHNSON, M. ID.
PLY YSICIAN 4 SURGEON.

once over G. Il. Motifs Dry Good Store.
~ Residence Hilsdale street, opposite j. w.
Winsors, near the College.
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or possibly both of us, may be obliged
to leave the Falls to day, but will re-
turn in time to receive the communion
ton which you promise tomorrow.
We remain, truly yours, &C.
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DIR. IT. II. WAKREN,
HOMGPATHIC HYSICIAN,
DrvIcE ~ COMMERCIAL BIocK OVER VAN NESS TURK
ER's STORE JoSEsvILLE, MIcu. Refer TO u. NJ. Hale,
d. D., aud Faculty Hahnemann Medical Coll .ge,
Chicago.
EY- All calls to Hil,sdaIe vicinity, by telegraph
otherwise, will be promptly attended to.
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IS NJ. ST. JOHN,

3, BOOK BINDERY, HILLSDALE MICH.
tsgrT- Room over MITCHELL wadron Co.'s Bank.
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wAs LISTENING CousIderabs tina was taken 20 n az
and the caDcus was prosraoted until nearly mldniehS.
Men0rA Acton ana Bergen were agreed upo0 bet q al
MOI yea Gasspred who the democratic names are, but &
= rumored that they are such - VIII lasurs veto fro
the Governor.
Mr. Curts OF New York, spoke 1t considerable IenGo
this evening Governors Mcssage, In reply 70 kr
Redngoo he first alluded 10 the charge thai oeuerae
they Amply took him OF the greatest examples .
prove the OF the war BY the administra.
cples His speech throughout dignifed clear forct
bic and concise free from the party clap.trap ap-
peas 70 passion, and entirely different from the
vindictivs and fanatcai harangues that have
characterized all the speeches OF the republicans THU
winter IL the abest speech that has been delivered
10 the Assembly either at this tho last sesslon 10
common sense and logical arguments will stand or1
against the waves OF fanacsm aud cannot DO answered.
by any appeals TO passion lie listened 70 VIM
marked attention by crowded audience and congrata-
lated by bis opponents When he concluded.
The Canal Board yesterday made their appointments
Among them 10 tho OF Alexander Wilder, OolIsctos
Tor New York.
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THEATRE FsAxcAp.-Ths benefit Of n. Edgard procured
" the best bill OF che last evening thrss
act comedy, couple Of inssrudss and . new one oct
vaudeve--aii excellent 10 their way-furnished suf.
ncient attraction TO insure crowded house without the
additional motive Of the bn<ciares well deserved popa-
lary. comedy constructed true artistic principles,
and combining humer and sentiment In vel balanced
proportions, among the rare productions Of our day.
was our GOOD fortune assist 81 such event tho
nrss representation Of Ls Ceur Of pAsgsut The piss
may Do told 10 few words IL ID based On the opposts
characteristics OF rich broshers, Bandiuss Edeardy
and Francois (Rochs), the one beIng optist anu IL
other psssimiss In biz views Of human nature While
Bandnss full Of tenderness md charity FOR ~
Kind and his purse open 70 the wanls Of ohers,
Francois ncrsduous and dstrustful and shuts hi6
heart agauet everything like kindly and generous ieol
ing. Thee two dispositions are corrected In their sx
trsvagancs by series Of events I'll naturally asa ssc-
result. From ths brief sketch Of Che two princpal
characters will b seen that they could 90
have been In better hands than those q to
clever artiee 70 whom they were entrusted The sim
pcity and boshcmmfe Of Bau1inss set - neturall4
upon Egard - the dieuustfunsss md boiling impss1-
osy Of Francois on Roche Next u sxcslssco % thsse
I've pss's vas the: Of TsSros Densssnl ne -, soe g
scsus between hm and his ushee whsn ~ evow1 bic io
ee and turns he wrath int Tenderness ~ peson0lu1
~ b starving, vas nmitable, end cenvuIeed ~ beeo
with laughter The other charactert WE eumcisutiy
well cast . .sssfy the rsooissmsss = sSs Rises s
warmth q applause nod ussal q thh theatre. oApsn
comic sosus entitled La fvibuations d'us Chofses.
sung ana acted BY way q fnsds BY r. Donatlou, aad
clsvsY lttls VAUDEVILLE entitled LIS Fis 0ayet CO.
oludsd .hs entertainments Of the evening.
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gerous thing 70 stubbsssiy run cosa Ger 70 TIE
win Of the people France must abaaden ell
her afar of expeditions and husband her re-
sources to meet the storm which Is lowering
over Europe sn ~fsse,
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NEWS FROM the SOUTH.
IN
REPORTED BLOCKADE OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
The Rebel Cavalry Within FsuF
Miles Of Knoxville.
~S~~~c~~->cc~c~~So<~~>~~~
inTfREsIlNa FROM NORTH eAanunA
~sas ~ ->~~->s>sSso-s,->s~-~>~se~~
Tho Start and Stripes Toasted II Presence =
-s.S.Ssa - Governor vaass,
-
FoRrREss MoSsoE, jan. -. toeA
Examiner OF January IS, contains -

FoRrREss MoSaoE, Jas. -. toe4
The Richmond Esaminw Of January Is, contains -
following eY44srse
THE BoMDARDxsNr or sHARLssron.
CaARLEros, Jan. -, leeA
The dring on the city has almost entirely ceased Onis
nine shots have been Cred since nine o'clock ~ sveng
The position and number q the ees are aboss = usual
BLOCKADE OF THE MssrssIPPr-vIaHr ssfwRR
NEGROES AND WHITES.
NERDRN, Jan. 20, 1884
Advces from vicksburg state that the Mississippi y
blockadsd at Grssnvile and Miken's Bend By bas:
teries Very transports 60 down. and provisions
raised to exorbant prices.
The steamer Ben Franklin taken 10 vioksburg -
Gently by gunboat. with her In irons. shs waa
detected crossing ordnance stores the Leu6na
fight has occurred ct BoomA. Warren county, -
negroes and whits The negroes killed number
Yankees when achievements arrived who charged o.
the negroes, took their artillery and opened on them
with grape and canister Several hundred killed
REBEL ADVANCE ON KNOXVILLE.
RussELLynLx, jan 23 1868
Advices from the front encouraging Our cavalry
were within four miles OF Knoxville, having captures
five hundred cattle, enc hundred wagons, and large
amount OF other property.
rHE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN THE NoRrn.
An editorial s printed in the Examiner the Prssi-
Dental election in the North discussing the importance
of ths event people the South bearing upoa ad
justng the difficulties
AFFAIRS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
The Raleigh tandord says that Governor Vance hes
rendered the seat in the Confederate Senate made vacant
by Mr.. Davis, 20 Hon. VIM. A. Graham.
The Raleigh STATE Journal says the Stars and Stripes
toasted At supper given Christmas eve 10 thss
city at which Holden OF the Standard Pennington OF The
Progress and Governor Vance were present. The pssrs-
burg ate RaIeyh) R0ser comments sarcassicaiy upos
such proceedings at the very capital Of the State
Calvin c. Dibble, the merchant prince OF Newborn
where has been engaged 10 business for the
years. and who has given upwards Of $50 900 10 chaxta
bio purposes since the war, 10 the poor refugee fass
seeking asylum In the Union lines In Nswbern besdse
chief supporter OF the Orphan schools. has gvsa
bounty $2S to each recruit raised 10 his native town
Connecticut retres from business and leaves for Ne
North accordaucs with order Of expatriatioa IN
departure the occasion On imposing demoneera~
tion, which mingled with the tears Of the heplee
poor. who deprived of one - whom they couf4
always apply for assistance.
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Hop ~ the Mstrepoliean Hetei.
GLAND GATHERING or BEAUTY AND FASHION, vAtoH
AND TALENT hN

The annual hop given By The Nessss. Leland Tor To
entertainment Of their friends and guests 81 ~ ~
Metropolitan Hotel last evening largo number o. -
vtaons had been issued, and the proprstors taxed -
the utmost the capabilities Of their hotel v give sia -
the occasion. Modesy designated hop, in rsalisy
bore closer resemblance 10 srasd BAL The Broshs
Leland appeared TO unusual advantage 10 their old boz
much admired role Of hosts Mr.. Simeon, anabis ana
gentemany received the guests 10 the vesbue a. the
hotel, while Mr.. Warren portly OF form and suase q
manner, performed tho pleasing duty Of ushering then
into the salon and Mr. Charles being himself quite @
home very happily managed 10 impar the same fes,iuR
10 every else The large dining room had been clsar
Of all encumbrances and Afforded ample space for -
dancers. shortly after nine O'Clock merry feet co.,
menced tripping through the following dances 70 tho
strains or nne band, furnished by,that eminent pF
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The ball room presented brilliant appearance Lovely
wearers OF silk and muslin, with festhors ana aces a
snowy whiteness mingled with manly forms clad 10
brilliant uniforms. while the evening costume Dc rowsv
OF the civilian was also visible ~ intervals.
The following were among the numerous representa-
tves Of the army and navy Cen Hayes and STAR Ma
jor Gen. HartsQ6, Major Gen. Mcdowell. Gen. spi-
nola, Gen. Stannard, Commander worden, o. Monisov
fame Capt. Meade or the North Carolina, and number
Of Russian officers the bench and bar we're also sxtsa-
gathered the Metropolitan Hotel Lass evening the
Messrs. Leland may congratulate themselves thai ~
beauty fashion and celebrity Of New York were oil fully
repre- scented.
AZ Midnight supper IVES served In the lower dining
ROOM after partakng Of which, dancing was again
sumsd and kept up with spirit until early hour this
morning
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TIE LATEST YASKEE SPECULATION When
Barnum introduced to the public, number Of
years ago, the galvanized mummy called Joiss
Heth, and BY pinching lite long toe nails made II
calculate disconnected sentences about its hav-
ing been the nurse Of George Washington, and
also made II utter scraps supposed to bear re-
lation to the early history Of the "Father Of his
Country" 1t was thought the ingenuity Of ham
bug could no further CO. But IL seems that
old Barnum has been outdone, utterly eclipsed,
BY some young Barnum Of the present day,
who, while lOafng alloy. !As deQaEt9sat q
GGSSasge! Butler has managed to scare up some
intelligent contraband and 70 palm him. OF
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The FINANCIAL Position OF NAPOLEON THE
THIRp.-The statements of the committee in
the Corps Legislatk charged with making
. report upon the supplementary credits
demanded by the imperial government to
defray the expenses incurred by the Next
can expedition would go to show that the
financial position of Napoleon is very pre-
earious. The committee assert, to their regret
that the resources Of the empire have been
forced, and that the public debt has immensely
increased. They deplore the fact that the do
tatons made each year for the purpose Of les
SEEMING the national debt are turned into ether
channels, and assert that France is ell the time
borrowing and never paying. The committee
give long list Of the loans in question, and
admit that during the coming year other ex-
penses will have to b met BY the already over
burdened exchequer. The revenues Of the en-
pire have vastly increased, but not in ratio
with the expenses, which are ever augmentng
In view Of the almost exhausted resources Of
the country, the French Deputies ask that
peace be preserved u oil hazards. They i'm.
plore the Emperor TO withdraw from the Mexi-
can expedition, and say that France should lay
aside oil preparations for war, ~ these entail
such immense expenditure. The committee use
bold end forcible language In their appeal 70
the Emperor; In fact IL IL 90 bold that We are led
to suppose Napoleon had previous knowledge
OF what would be the report Of this committee,
and being ready to act upon their sugg estions,
allowed them more than usual latitude Be
that as il may, the people will surely expect
prompt action on the part Of the government,
now that the erroneous policy pursued BY the
latter has been made 90 apparent, and the force
Of public opinion will certainly bring about
cessation Of those expeditions which have i'm.
poverIsbsd The grspcl empire M tns h bst
Tor aware than Louis NAPOLEON that Il 4 dan
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Harlem Railroads has caused quite commoton here
IL was amusing TO see the curious ones buzzins
about last night and eudeavorng TO nnd out
whether u was genuine movement or not.
suited and the only reply obtained was, that came
from strong aud responsible source Parties connected
with the Central road very shy and lodging around
& snsy we're not consulted on. 10 me scs o.
RAirosd y not complete route without terminus 10
New York aud that the movement 70 build road on the
west side Of the river now renders u Of as greater i'm.
posaucs The statement In regard 70 The act that
the Central Railroad should have terminus 10 New York,
has been made by OF the highest ocias IN the Cen
trail road these facts lead TO ell manner OF suppossious
and mystlfy the matter. think that there can
will gladly avail themselves Of favorable proposition
consolidate with the Harlem, audtbat sooner or later
u will be DONE but whether the bill or some other yes
. come = che ,ss ssos1s = psSs oss
The bin 70 iscssass shs saasy the police justices Of
Brooxvn considered begcss the Judiciary COMMUTE
member from BookiyS. and Judgs Daslsy uIdsrsioc6
70 be partner o. Mr. Nswtcus and reee!uy eeee 70
The position o. police justice ne commtss: ssenee 70
their argument for scs Tine ana nnaay 0us snem snort
aud decided 70 report against sns OIL.
Caucus or enc Republican Senators on
enc Bssrspelssan Police CsmAissaon-
rhe aovsrnssss message In the Assem-.
biy-Ths Aamlntssrasien ana General
acClelian, &c., SC.
AEBAxy, Jan. %, 1884
The republican Senators held another caucus this oven
ns o. The Police b sx ~ seven Of their number were
sbssaI rbeY bad spses time over the names. After
oil present psdsss ,hs6sslves 70 abide By The decision
Of W caucus they commenced baosus one Of NE Sen
alsss ssspp.ag outside u We room v 80 az pssoa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-14
What Indiana has Done.

8 lTheTIndiana journal of Monday says:
The Chief Mastering officer for Indiana,
Captain John H. Fardnhar, aud his as.
sistants. have mustered into the service du-
ring the month of March new recruits tn
the number of A. GIT. y OF these 3.03G
were mustered between the lst and 10Th oil
March. 500 between the 1lth and Goth,
and i, 043 between the 21st and 3lst e.
Ell The last call of the President for troops
was made on the 14th Of March. OF the
20O.0 00 asked, Indiana was required to
furnish 13.OJS. She was. however. cred.
TIED with an jexeess under the call for $780,
900 of 9.939. which was exclusive Of re.
eRIisfcd. veterans, and included only such
recruits as were mustered into service pri.
or to March IL 1864, leaving still to be
raised by the State 5000 mem AS stated
before, 1917 were mustered in during lasl
month. which gives the State an excess o.
zoos over It's qnots without counting vet
erans. Hs Mtaia awfea- lsfl Z &C..
I'VE learn that the official rolls OF all the
rre-enisted veteran organization ms have beer
received at the Adjutant Generals Offie,
of the State, except those Of the Duh. lith
18th. oath. seth. 34th. 10Th, 46th. 47th
and 10th regiments. which are known I,
have had an aggregate Of over 400 re
enlisted men re-mustered. these added e
the number actually officially reported. Z,
772. makes the whole number Of re-enlist
hents to be credited on the States quotas
u.l22. 7 Add to this the excess before re
lerred to of sos, and the State Of Indi
ana has an exeessover all calls Of Ii $50
which is muie than enough to cover he
proportion of another call for two hundre,
thous aud men, should ii be made. 7sf Z
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-14
Letter from Schuyler Colfax.
House .oS REPRESENTATIVES.
g w asH,ScyoS Cru, MAseh %, 1864. !

LeIIeI Ir0m schuyler OOlIdx.
HOUSE. es EsREsEsraTlvrs,
e wAsHscyos Cru. Maxeh %. 1864. !
EDrroR JoUkSM:
Deor S[-Last Frilay ] received. rom
Hop.D D.-Psstt Of yous city. petition.
largely aud iuauentially signed by your
citizeps. addressed to the Secretary Of
Wa. asking him TO use eSery means in
bis power to procure the exchange or par
ole Of the Commissioned officers ofihe 73i
In,iisna Volunteers now confined in Libby
prison." Unable from official duties to
visit the Department during business
hours. presented il to !he Secretary Of
War Saturday evening; and he replied by
endorsement on the back of it rs follows:
sThe Government has done and is doing
all it eau to procure the release of those
prisoners and viii spare no effort to &C.
complish it'll hsve sent this to Mr..
Pratt. but write this note for your paper
that oil tho petitioners may learn the re-
suit. Under the present exchange II de-
ponds entitely on the Rebel authorities Ms
to which officer shall be sent to rs by
tthem.. ridi r. -s1iii8o sAi hfei'
Last fall and winter. I endeavcred to
effect special exchanges for the Ulcers Of
the T3i. in whose condition. having had
so much TO do with its lamentr,l Colonel
Hathaway. in raising ii in 1862. natur-
ally felt deep interest: and who had
fare,leso much harder than the privates.
all Of whom had been released and ex
changoi. AT last the Secretary cnncent-
ed that might have one special exchange.
and though itwss hard for me to select.
gave it's benefit to the only one Of the
Officers who had written me from Libby.
asking me to endea sor to procure special
exchange, and which hal promised to
doif possible. The Georgia officer sent
down to Richmond for this purpose. on
parole, effected it; bat as no Department
repeats special favors to any one member,
I could not procure more. This special
exchange, however, aided somewhat in
breaking the ice. and the general exchange,
after so'long suspension, has since been
resumed aud is now going on. Unable to
do more speciality have written the Of.
4 ficer who commands our flag Of truce
steamer. and who Thus meets tho Confed
crate officers personally; asking him. in
the informal conversation which he hold,
with them. to remind them Of the greaI
length Of time the officers Of the I'D have
been in prison. and the claim tina. thi.
gives them, on every fair principle. Of
being early released under the. present ex
change; adding the same request for ar
officer of the 5lst from Peru. who is lying
/ in Richmond dangerously I'LL.
se'fhis is all have the power Of doing
and hope the hearts OF their families AM
friends will soon be made happy by thei
return to their homes i9t - .ifti sasi.
Il slidr ,gnsas Yours truly. ra 80
tsl'm o7ieTi 20 1ne ScECYLER CoLrAx
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-14

are elec.el in legal form. Over eight
thousand votes were polled, and thousands
more would have been cast If the slow
process of voting by <sivo roce, had not
prevented. 70
Compliments to Governor Morton. and
tell him that 1 hope he will conduct the
Executive Department as successfully du.
ring the next four years rs he has the past.
1 bid the Union movement in Indiana God
speed. Regards to COL Schlater and all
friends. ar 4 believe me,
Troy. your friend. -. .
~ NATHAN kMDAlL, Brig. Gen.