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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06
Order of publication.

George G. Hamilton and Mary +. Hamilton nOn-resi-
dents of The State of Kansas viii take notice that Francis
Eirkwood, did the2Sth day of June, 4. d. 1861 file
hs petition against then, IN Second Judicial District
Court of the State OF Kansas within and for Marshall
county with Washington and Other counties in said state
attached for Judicial purposes: The object and PRAYER OF
said petition obtain Judgment against the said George
c. Hamilton for the of Two Hundred Dollars, less
Gerty dollars with interest the rate Of twenty per
per annum from the 18th day OF July, A. D. 1860
tain promisory note gwen IS said George Hamilton 70
one John Potter f. dared the 18th day ofgiy 4. D. 1863
for the sum CT Two Hundred Dollars Vi - fer per
aunurl Interest fyozl,Ie until paid; which note
III. 9Th dar of July l. D. 1863 transferred and assigned 5y
said John Potter, j. the said Frasce kirkwO5d end
Tor the further OF twenty six l05 dollars taxes ana
REDEMPTION money paid The hereinafter described prem
iss and tept- Eve dollars attorneys fees for foreclosure
and c,sts at tbs stand 1r decree Of foreclosure and
sale of the islf Of ths noret quarter, AID he
st half Of The uoT;ieast quarter Of section number
thiTtyfour township number one. south range number
seven east insaid cr~IlI count state Of AauF3c7n-
yeycd by mort age. 10y he siG George q. Hamilton and
Mary H. Hamilton TIE said John Potter, r to
the PAYMENT of said rromsor nJteand said mortgage
was by tie sad John Potter jr the 9th dav IF July
A. D. 1853 transferred assigned 70 tho sad Fraacis
Kirfvood The said George &. Hamilton and Mary i.
Hamilton are further notified that they required r. a-
PEAR and plead Il said petition before the Il day Of
September A. D. 1854: judgment VII be taken against
you by default. FBANCia hlkhMooD,
by Brumbaugh Boilinger, his Attorneys.
7of4--s-Tw
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06

Prof Nudge, the State Geologist is
expected here in few days. lie has been over
the country along the Republican, and visited
the Salt works on Salt creek. lie pronounces
the salt manufactured there Of very fine quail
ity.
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STONE WARE-HoUsE.
ATcHIsoE, KANSAS, July 9th, 1864.

Sir: Havin g sold my Warehouse
to Mr.. D, A Butterfeld, of Denver City, Col>-
RADIO, have ceased to DO the forwarding busi-
ness. and have transferred TO him all the mer-
chandise in store and on route.
Mr. Butterfield brings to the business large
ACQUAINTANCE with the merchants and mill meu
OF Colorado aud freighters in Utah and Idaho.
Hoping that you will be willing to accord to
him your business, aud assuring you that you
will have no cause to complain,
Remain Yours Truly,
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06

!ae Chicago Post calls attention to the
.sslsal Of the project for the establishments
' =, me "Northweslern Confederacyn as
ley to be considered at the next Nation
dDsmocratic Convention.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06
Order OF Publication.

TIE STATE OF KANSAS,
Marshall County
IN the D,rlc Court c the Second Judicial District of the
STATE Of kansas sitting in sad county Of Marshall. with
Washington shirley and Republic attached fer judicial
purposes
You Quincy A Bach, Sarah Bach and John Potter, jr
whose residence unknown will take notice that Francis
Eirvco plaintiff fled his petition in the above mention
ed court on the 2Ith day OF June, A. D. 1864, ns GUM
cv A. Bale Sarah Balch John " Means and John Potter
ir Defendants wherein said salt Is pending the OBJ
iect ef which, and the prayer Of said petition is to
IIolry note dated July 10, 1860 ray
able in twelve months after the date thereof for the
of Two Hundred Dollars with ineTes. thereon from the
IGth day OF Jelly. 1SCQ AZ the rate of 70 percent. per
executed en- Quincy 4. Balch TO Jehn Potter
ir aud b. the IN P0Eter. ts -Ita Day ofJuiy
D. 1Ss assi.-si aud transferred - the said Francis
Kirkwood ulasIfia and 10 the payment Of said
sun OF 3ney neDti0uet N at hote hs siiG Quincy A.
Bach and Saran eh eoc-i and delivered the 10Th
dav Of July A n 1850 70 Jonn Potter IT. mortgage
converting te following land wit: The nOrth east quar-
ter Of section thirty ia township three south Of
seven ca east living and being IN Marshall cJnty, then
Territory noJs State Of Kansas; and sud aor-ga-e
the dayof july A. D 1893, assigned ana transferred
By said John Potter ir 10 FraPcis kkWOod Plaintiff:
that there remains due and unpaid aid note and
mortgage referred, in said peeD TIE Of bua-
dre I'd HOO dollars, tCGefheT With Interest
said last sun ron the = IN day Of March A. ID.
1865 at the raeo ~ per ceot- until paid according
to sid rose rerred TO in said mortgaGe ard praying tst
Quincy A. Baleh may ry the said Of one hundred and
yye 81 1cO dollars with intereg; afJreaii together
with the further OF ty dollars attorneys fee for fore
closure of said mOERage which is also caImsd, and that
said mcrtaed premises be sid pay the And the
said uy A. Balch Sarah Baich and John Potter. jr
ser said petition before the I'd cay of September, A.
ID Is64 or that ui-ener VIII h taken against them BY
default FRANCIS kIkHo0D, Plaintiff,
80. BY BEuIabaugh = Golinser, has Attorneys
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HEAD QuARTKRs 18th REG. K. s. NJ.
Marysville Kan. July, 18th, 1864 !
Special Order No. 10.

l. 40. ALLEN, n. D. is hereby appointed
Surgeon of this Regiment, and will be obex red
and respected accordingly.
II. Persons claiming exemption from mil
itary duty on account of disability viii present
themselves to the Regimentai Surgeon for ex-
animation and certificates of disability
By Order
E. C. MANNING,
Col. Comd'g.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06

Mrs. Slofer wife of efferson Slnfer of the
western part of Washington county, suddenly
fell dead while in the garden gathering vege-
tables for dinner short time since.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06

Owing to the illness Of the teacher, Miss
Kate Webber, the school here in town is tenn
pOrarily suspended.
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HEAp QUARTERS PRovosT MARSHAL,
IrAvEywoTru City. july II, 1864. !

LEAvExwoTrn CITY, July II, 1864.
In pursuance of Circular No. q, War De-
partment, Provost Marshal Generals Office,
June 18th, 1864, public notice IS hereby given,
that copies of he enrolment lists 0. this Dist
rict viii be open for the examination of the pub
lie. at all proper hours. aud any person may ap-
pear before the Board of Enrolment and claim
TO have name stricken off the list, if he can
show 10 the satisfaction of the Board that the
person named is not properly enrolled on ac-
count of: 1st, Aienage; 2ud, Non-r esidenee;
Sd, Over age; Attn, Permanent Physical Disa-
bility of such degree as TO render the person not
proper subject tor enrolment under the law
aud regulatiens
Civil Officers, GeIgymen and al other prom
inent citizens are invited to appear at all times
before the Board to poiut out errors in lists and
to give sIsh information in their possession as
may aid in the correction and revision thereof
j. McCAH0N,
Capt. and Pro. Mar. North'n Dis'tof Kan,
list and Pres't Bird of Enrichment.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06

Messrs Wisner ard Fleming have open
ed up the Drug store and have fine assortment.
More goods are still arriving.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06

We gotopress on Friday this week to give
cur paper as much circulation as possible before
Saturday afternoon.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06
THOS. MCCOY,
BOOT g. SHOEMAKER.

"a Know all men by these presents,
that make Boots and Shoes of all
sizes and of every description imagina
EA ble for those who may be so kind as to
give me csll, ct No. IS Broadway, where
shall always be on hand. Ny material is the
best tina; can be purchased for gold or Treasury
Notes. Come along and bring your feet, can
fit them; don't care if they ere as uneven as
tomato or so ugly as to make their owner blush.
Charges as moderate as the times will admit
n. B. viii also repair harness rs neatly
IS possible and at very low figures. Ny motto
is to wsrk cheap for cash.
n4tf
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LONE ST AR
Billiard Saloon :.
c. Z. Koes4er Proprietor.
Marysyiile, Kansas.

MaFysVIIe, Kansas.
Keep ''cool' gentlemen Take something
Ike Julep, Punch, Cobler, Sangaree, Cock
fail, Smash or Lager, in ice, through straw,
or any other way-while you enjoy yourselves
at The fashionable and '.highly military" game
Of Billiards at Charley's. IStf
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ShersGs Sale

. Sh6tAkA<
Josiah Griffith VS. Allen Ship, Ambrose Ship
and Samuel Langdou. 80
By virtue of vendi bearing date June 24th
A. D. 1864, to RE directed aud delivered, issued
in the above entitled cause out Of the District
Court of the Second Judicial District of the
State of Kansas sitting within aua for Marshall
County, viii ~
on Tuesday the 23d day Of August
A. D. 1864, between the hours of 10 o'clock A.
NJ. and o'clock P. NJ. of said day, at the Court
House door in Marysville, Marshal County. Kan
sas. offer st Public Sale to the highest bidder
for cash, all the right title and interest of the
above named Defendant Ambrose Ship inand
to the following deS0fibed property, to wit
The North half of the South Wes: quarter Of
Section Twelve (12) Township Five l5) Range
Seven 90 East, lying aud being in Marshall
County State ofkansas.
Said property to be sold by me in accordance
with the command of said Vendi z1 =
Given under my hand this END day of July,
A. D. 1864. JAMES GRAY.
I5-4t Sheriff.
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HoT.-One day this week the thermom-
eter rose to 100 in the shade.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06

10Wk5.D ASSOCIATION PhiiaIelphis, Pa Disease
of the Nervous system SpermstoErhoea or Seminal
Impotence and other affections Of the Sexual
f,r,s Physc,i DEBILITY and Premature Decss,-new and
liabe treatment Reports Of the Howard Association
~ br mail in sealed letter envelopes free of charge And
drrss Dr. J. sKILLIE HoUGHT0S Howard Associstio
No 9 South NiatL Street, Philadelphia Pa. 1yns
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06

Mr.. Powers, who was SO badly hurt
last week, is again able to be out il town
again, though it viii be some time before he viii
be able to do any work.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06

Mr.. Henry Lumker, had part of his fin
gers cut off Thursday last while working near
the saw on Hutchison's mill
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06
GEO. w. HOWE.
STONE WARE-HoUsE,
ATcHIsoN, KANSAS, July 9th 1854.

SIP: have purchased Of Geo. W.
Howe the Stone Ware House, aud have COM
menced an exclusive Forwarding and Storage
business. From my long experience in bust
ness in Beaver aud among freigh generally,
| am SIRE that | can forward all goods con-
signed to me cbeaply and promptly at more IA
Yorabie rates than from any other point on the
river.
Asking continuance of the business you
heretofore have given this Ware House. aud
assuring that your freight shall have prompt
attention,
Remain, Yours Truly,
- tpurrzys,x,s, CsryD
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06

To the publishers ofthe Kansas Zeitung
Gentlemen :-Ifyou viii send up your
bill against US for advertising the BIG BLUE
UEros, ii VIII be settled. Please continue
the notices ard send bill to Carney.
Respectfully Yours,
B. B. UNION.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06

HEADQUARTERS STATE OF KANSAS,
ADJurANT GENERAL OFFICE.
Topeka, July 9th, 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS No. IA
The following Circular, from the War
Department, Washington, d. c. is pub
lished fer the Information and guidance Of
all concerned.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06
/ Remain, Yours Truly,
Il. &. EUTTERFEEED

Referring 10 The ADORE / guarantee that Mr.. But
terri ID shall haze al THE transportation he needs to
forrcrd your marc handise.
july-23-2m 4. BTR4A
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-06

Prof. LOOMS, of Yale College, says
Sunday, June 26th, was the hottest day in
New Haven for Sc years The thermom-
eter stood at 102 in the shade.
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Keep Posted Up!
II YOU would become rich in this worlds goods,
buy at the Peoples Store Of j. Samuels.

Prudent folks VIII look around
To see where Cheapest Goods are found1
Where, for least money, they can buy
What e err can please the taste or eye:
Where those who have of dollars few
May make one go near as far as two!
Thousands have found it, SO may moro.
At Joseph Samuers Peoples Store.
Who go to Joseph Samuels Store,
Are sure 10 cry How oheapl how rareF'
"How can he do it?" Do Mt you see?
It's simple as the rule of three.
His goods are bou CHIT at cheapest rate,
Sold low as any in he State:
Hi sales are large his profits small,
His constant aim to satisfy all.
Then come up to his well known Store
You, who have never been before;
Those who We been there before to-day,
We re confident won't stay away;
For just as long as men will go
Where they can save dime, we know
That Joseph Samuels Store will BE
Head Quarters of Economy.
JOSEPH SAMUELS.
Marysville, APRIL 9, 166i.-v3 NJ
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.gotal ano ggetiaI y1otites.

WANTED.-A good printer wanted al
this Office, Immediately.
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Ed. II. II UTE FEEL
FORWARDING
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Fire Proof ware House,
ATGhISON, KANSAS.

Refers 6y PERMISSION
To HON. JOHN EVANS, Gov. Of Colorado
CLARK s CO., Bankers, Denver.
GEO. ". CLYTON, -
A. HANAUER,
ROATH & CANNON, Central City.
MYL0 LEE, Blackhawk.
GEO. ". HOWE, Atchison, Kansas.
4. & p. BYRAM,
WAI. L. EWING & CO.. ST. Louis.
b. A. JANUARY, Z"
II. i. JOHNSON, New York.
N RANSOH0FF Co, Salt Lake City.
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He has constantly On hand
VEGETABLES.
FEED,
AND PRODUCE.
GROCERIES, Choice Lot, just received, and
for sale che8P, by j. WIESBACH.
SCHOOL BOOKS; New kind, complete as
sortment, received and in store.
j. WIESBACH.
CASH PAID fer CORN.
" HIDES,
" WOOL,
4" FURS,
4" COUNTRY PRODUCE of all
kinds, by j. WEISBACH.
CORN PL0WS, A new lot just received
which viii sell cheap for Cash.
BUTTER-I will pay the highest market
price for Butter.
J. WIESBACH.
, 1864-01-13
[F1cm our Regular Correspondent

Fscn our Regular Correspondent
WAsH1No7os, jan s, 1851.
MILITARY REPORT OF DEPARTMENT OF AG-
nICULTURE-lMFoRTAET DOCUMENT.
The Agricultural Department publishes a
monthly report, ,whichis one the most fmpor-
tant documents to the agriculturist and mer-
chant which issues from this city. The re-
port for November is Issued to-day. No re-
port will be issucd for December. But next
ycar the reports will be much 1arger, each
containing an article on some subject neces-
cary to be dlscussed, and fuller comments on
The matters embodied in the tables.
The November report contains an article
from the Commissioner of Agriculture, Hon.
Isaac Newton, which gives the plan upon
which the reports are made up and published
These arc:
list. Tic procuring Of sufficient basis
Oh which estimates OF crops can be made
from year to year from information OF cor.
respondents In each county.
End. He asks power to extend his cores.
popdence SO as to embrace statistics OF man.
niactures and commerce, on the ground that
these pursuits arc insepaIable with aGricul-
ture.
Sd, a knowledge Of the condition Of the
English crops from time to time, and Of the
countries which supply the English markets
with bTeGdstutls, is necessary, therefore we
ask 10 be placed in communication with our
consu1s so Us to obtain such Information.
This is IN excellent move. Every British
Consul is obliged to furnish his government
with monthly report Of commerceS&c., OF
the portion Of the world In which he is loca-
ted; also of anything Of public benefit or IN
tefest therein. Our Consuls should be made
to do the same. In most cases these offices
are Einccures.
Tie tables in the report refer generally to
sustaining the soil by the nse Of proper ma
nurcs and deep plowing. There IS an inter
cstirg table on ine clover seed crop OF 1858 In
nine Of the principal clorcr-sccd producing
states-thc omitted States producing but lit
41o f~l,,,n 81 oro 1a fC1lnyyo.
, 1864-01-13

Review of the New York Grocery Market,
From The n. +. Shipping List, Jan. 81

Review OF taEt NC" 401k 1sf0cefy .MafNcts
From The n. !. Shipping List, Jan. 81
SroAE-Thcre Ia IN increasing demand for Raw, for
seEsldcsaS'e sales Of see latter = having been o.de
fI1nness from day 10 day. and prices are again about
SssP ssSo T ssa pts3 psS sf e. e
yeais past. Refined has been d ac.i!s request ana
IL e. Ls;f ;;. 81 y@asssd sSsssi.sss
1 sel qaes T. sla III 81
toll While lsx@1sfe@ @ asa yellow 13xaiss sssa; Tae
eSds IS faeo y aAi ise III @ s.
SaS ;; i; sSSS $SS s. XIII "a
Rs5t ~ @ - i aAa' aaa
issesdy 1t previous 1alue1. The sales ars 2x5 hnds
"a s 4 s II
.Ssss. s ff III T.: 8 Ssss, FL s .sS i !;
NE Old erops and egHc feE new:t mo-; ,...
hs sns 81 e.
Vet iIda ls;f bbs!In ta
tt
10 note n prices which may be sailed Bteady at tho
1fans.oa oa ia
IaK', to arIi!e pes E!easora: Aafaing Star and.
Se r.
t6 hrs DO, 2s; ard 2sab Bags St. Domingo esH@soc
SSric1s-The market Is rather. quiet, bnt remain.
n.m. full p'ecs being .eaized 'hs he s.1e* ~ ass
nsr. zss3F; ito do. RACE nsnseE, 26HG:; 70 Do AZ
s!csn, e; 10 do l!mcato. = 10! Do Ga n honl; =
do Nlte Pepper. TO- cash 30 do tn bona, and 100 case!
NutncEs. on Terms ROT made pnhl!c.
TEA-1hcre is IN Increasing demand rom ~ Ifads 4
Green, have IN upwaTd tendency. Blacks, also, com
anl ts1y ta rs!sss r. noise PET & from ~ ssSo1s 90
English orGtr, and lG6 uIcolorcd japan.
Stock of Teas in the hands Of Importers md Specu
ln,or New York. Jan. I, 1858, Imported direct from
, 1864-01-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TIE MONEY MARKET

Tuesday EvRS1sd. Jan. u. 1851.
In the general money market OF the City there Is
very little change. Money Is still very uncomfort-
ably close and from present prospects, It is likely
to remain 80 for some weeks to eo1ae. Inc c1pee~
tations Of many that tho large payments OF tnset-
est, ols1oenas on fEc ssst o. 1aauas5: ee.' "ou'a
eaee 1ne market, arc hAe'y 10 oe a1erpp'.toL 11
lo"A1aS Tut e'oSe u tne o3S ne" AosA "a
chnnge WAS fathe1 easier OWING ~ iaFso Fessnt
shlfoents u te'i', Pu1ei.oee y, piooaeo w ~"
1ofR aect. anu pcsnapsa ens ~ '"1 ~. ~.
manu- ~ "o ieeeue nu,1 l.,, w A.es ~ ~
ta'es' uo"u.et' o'o e'i'1 way n'N a. ~ "1''As
'Au - = - sea'As; ;, .,4>,
ooa opense ~ ~" ~ ~ 49, =, T.,
AZ a. N. =. r. ~ ~ 80 49, e.1 ss.
q. as a...-.a s5.sn.;1,. sto.5;1r ~ a. -
~ S... atu son.u haS5s aa-,s ~ ~
94.oS1s. 9&s ~ a's0 'o'' ~''''As - t''3''N0
asu,n'us nsos
a's' na s,s .aaSs. o.as .tas5. -.
pneuse VIZ ee1u'
SW4o ou1tns' a"u @G'>s s~''"s' .-..--..,
s9ocks.--elocks nave oeen on tne .ampase
in Nalt street. The fcaturc or the market to-day
wes the advance in Gatena, which closing ut 1013i
last evrninr onen,d Mt II, a M At 1osts. At II a.
iAet u ea'as' opsA'e - ~ y. -. ~ Nes<4'
N. rose to 1ll3s, aad AZ Inc close ot Inc morning
board cold at 1l6. Subsequently it declined to
ia ac,jp IN 1Ya and at the afternoon sea sion
:. ,,o., ,,.h xb,-h .vo ,ro,o 7,fino,a
cs....t 5-s.s.s ss s,IIexa 1fn,.r IN Nv Yorr
esu't1' .Ir," s..ns 80
s',r ~. as.,e o.nc,,, 1ee,.
% E sss sass IN our @ s ess,t sss
Banking law. Were it amended in one or two I'M
po1tans particulars II womb meet 'oc aPpsopa''on
, 1864-01-13

quartcred, and nobody, knows what, If only
the rebels can catch him. And NIL this Is
officially, and authontativc1y made known
to him, and to the Government, and to us the
people
Now according to the former views and
Practice Of this country, and according to
the present ideas Of Copperhcadism, VIC
ought to exceedingly fear and tremb1e. VIC
ought TO be afraid further to stirup these ter
rife fellows Of the South, We ohsht not to
''e1aspcrate'' them, lest they do some dread
ful thing. We ought to put meal in our
mouths, and to 60 crouchingly and suppli-
.catingly to them, to SEQ five cannot turn
away their fierce wFath against our Ben We
ought to hide him somewhere; giving him
command up ut Fort Smelling; or put him
on the top Of the Rocky Mountains Among
the grizzly bears and Flat Head Indians,
chance. of getting ut him.
But the powers that be do not seem
10 incline to TINT way. Instead Of
playing humble, they play fierce. AZ
the rebels scorn him, they ezalt
him. -As they cannot deal with him, be-
cause he is an outlaw, all the prisoners arc
put in his hands; and the word is-"get
them there, or not at all If he is an ont
law with you, you arc all outlaws with us.,
You have i, coo Of our prisoners i.we lave
10000 Of yours. Do your prettiest"
Strange times we are fallen upon, when our
pnblic men dare to pull the beard of the
fierce Southron at this rate. But who can
doubt that is Is the true poliey. It. Is, to
meet force with force, audaclty with audacl-
ty. It is to show to these outrageous bragg-
CARTS that they have their match, and little
more
Yet McC1e1lan's report, just now getting
itself printed, contains a letter to the Presi'
dent, written from Virginia during the Pen
insula campaign, in which he marks out q
policy to be pursued in the war, and in
which he inculcates with great emphasis
that obscquiousness and fear to Initiate,
which this Butler policy puta at defianca
And that is precisely the difference which
mark. the two policies from the beginning
of the war. We'hai it as an .omen OF good,
that one Of them having failed so long, the
other is now getting fully installed. "Back-
bone. is king! Hurrah for 'Backbonc!"
, 1864-01-13


A CONVENTION OF the Prodncer9> md Manufacturer
Of Petrol um and Of tnc Dealers ~ that article, was
GeI on Tef nesday and Thursday last, the papo5c
Of taking into c9nsidesation .hc proposition q ths
10 cents Er gallon Crude OIL! Instead Of the present
tnx on fc1ncd. After considerable debate, It vas
Te4oiyed 10 Mcmoraltxe Congress to Impose IAN
addtion. duty ods eents Hs5 gsalop g on Kehnsa
Tccemintrdtng Bonded Wsrehouae system.
cornnttec has already gone to Washington 70 Pre-.
sent thei Views to the Government Ihe resolutions
cEopiedft tho convention were not unanimous, bow.
Eyef-cribc contrary there were number OF uisFtu.
f1eEts. ys!o subsequently called minority eonyco:
ton wbeat It was 1esolsed 10 emoraze GonGse1a
tnfc Tor TAX not exceeding cents per galo2. OF
= per hi CEucc With dsawnask q tae same
cd adoption q tnis y 1 rs 3g
WITHOUT nurng to the disadvantage Of the manuisc.
turing lnrEest a committee representing ne TlcT5
ar Ina mltofiiY committee will aleo proceed to FASH
ipeton. to present their yiew5 foF ths
cGne:Gcrafcn OF the Committee OF WtJa and Means
End ofcosresg, and they confidently expect to be
ahle 10 coyEre the authorities Of the adyisabtty o
adopting he system advocated In tner meho9l2's "
meEus GY fsu1ce aud facts.