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Nebraska Legislature.

The wisdom of toe Territory is now in
assembly as Omaha, fully organized,
charged with the Governors message,
and rapidly cutting ous work fer tho
session.
Mason, Of Nebraska City is President
of the Council; Bowen, Of Washington
county, Chief Clerk; names Of Sergeant
at Arms, Door Kegper aud FiFemsn moi
reccollected; nor has your correspondent
eDquircf wns'ber krcmen and assistant
hremsn are sworn here before being
allowed 10 enter upon the discharge
OF the duties Of their ofiee NJ was their
wont In an earlier day ID Iowa. Kirk
patrick, ofPlattsnoush, is Speaker Of The
House, aud Taft, Of Omaha, Chief Clerk
she other oihccrs not recollecteds Kirk.
patrick was an early settler of Wapelo,
Loaisa County, i,wa, and vas several
years Clerk Of tho coEnsy Commission
cgs Court ia that County.
IA to the political complexion 81 the
two houses sfdar's no use o. talking. -
Those Of ths Abraharaie persuasion are
overwhelmingly predominant, asd mos'
Of them donbtiess believe that Lincoln Is
The goyernnens.
The method adopted In the elections In
organising Vas characteristic. Tho bal
lot wss Dispensed with, and the elections
made By acolasaasion, a. Is usual Is par
.izan political neetiags. 4 Democratic
member was disposed 10 insist On The old
way Of sleceiag by bailes, bat tbs Abe's
10 their might bsrangaed all opposition.
The samp company in part, thai has re-
Gently lighted Dss Moiuss City wlsA Gas,
Ii abeas getting Incorporated 10 10 sila
sanss lhina for Omaha--a miIe and a
half % bsIdona By he lst Of October,
1896. NEBRASKA,
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The rSatasnaa D1ns1 shore, has writ
sen istsss % IN Nsspsreii. Ia whi b
b. takm issne viii OR axu Cauespoa.
Dent fas Tho B~aia In rslaslou TO some
things contained In his letter which Ne
pahlishsd in our issae Of tbs sth Of De-
essabcs last In relation to ghc trip a.
cross thu State in which thsrc appears 30
be discrepancy between the Two, We
all stats that Pestay left here, % he says
"a the aaa l2sh of November, while our
correspondent did NOS laass ansil the
lib, hence the one osald boa have known
whas srzaspired Ga the trip, while the
other vas crossing the State.
Mr.. psstay takes issns With oar CORES
poadsns relative 10 the fare and says Our
fare was good, = which mag be true, bat
What did he CO shesa who certify with bin
know about the fare OF those who were
not Of his mesa and we're oui side Of this
ssacra Of ground snelased with e fsnes
fourseea feet high s's He aays that ne
gross did nos drill with the white men,
/ What does be know about is2 lie prob
ably Eaa Ia this enclosure and did not
see what others saw, and the most he can
aay ID thai he did not see negroes and
i whissmen drilling together.
h He admits thai ssths drafted mea we're
In different department. from the ens
ossapied By himself end other sabsti-
tutes JET even he Was Informed that the
/ drafted mcn were short Of rations, and
, gives q reason far their being short
which 10 also hearsay and mas or MAJ
not be true. La regard to air. pettay'.
advice 'to be sure yoar oxa eorrespon.
; dent il correct, y We have to say that %,
{ know be il correct In all that be assert
] as facts within his own knowlcdge-thi
!, assertion Of thoss Who were enclosed ia Al
/ enclosure with agood stout fence four,
: teen Feet high" around Il to the contrary
: Notwithstanding
81 Va in turn woald say to Mr. p ttny
/ that We have no idea that be intended Il
3 misTspresent or did misrepresent any
: thing that came within his knowledge
8 and all Wa ask Or expecs from him, i
Q that he should allow others 10 state aha
= they did see and What they 90 kaog, al
t not contradict them or accuse them O
4 falsshood because be did not see and doe
It not knosD the same that they saw an
S knew.
$ Friendship, boys, and ma Ial conf
It dense in eaeh other is what yoG nced, an
q mus& hare to make goa good soldier
: and true citizens. Without friendshi
{ aud confidence among yourselves, 30
r win have continual difficulty in you
: camp, viii not rely upon each other ii
z time Of battle and will become an cas-,
prey to the enemy. Let each one tell hi
+ owu story aud always be sure and tell th
. truth. This is our advice to all. Tai
= as you please, set 81 yea please. so tia
y you behave morally and respectfully an
do not infringe upon the rights OF others
i Let there be no bandying of words abou
+" Corpsrheadss or "Abolitioaists "a 70
calling one another such names do nc
/. make you such. Be united, and remsm
q Der that ssin union there il strength"
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poses % var. We doubt Whistler there
b nor siAze- holder II the Ssnsh whose
alavs poss sions are Large sneushso inr-
nish him Nth shree three hundrea aad
sighseen servants. bora 10 hl4own hoase,
Tor military purposes.
Abolilionists regard housc- born Slaves
~ sstha moss revolving particular IN the
whols systam.n suea 10 the language Of
an Ri glish writer la commenting on this
very passage. lie says TIVE can UNI
ders,and thai man might perfect his
personal liberty by erims os misfoFtuRc
= bat that bis children aad his chillsen's
children, &c., b. Yet Abraham owned
this as we'll as every other kind OF slave
property and 10 the very next chapter
af the Bible that rreeris the fact, God
presusibss regulations, In what lie him
seif describes as an aeveriasting cove
nant, . for their religious training; bless
En- tho patriarch ard bes.Uwa upon him
| the name Dg Abraham, sssoR father Ut
nansv nations have | made thsea blssses
Sarah. his wife, and Gays abe shall beshe
mother If kings; and, apon Abrahau'a
inseFc sssaa, blessss even Ishmml!
Such vas che favor wish which the AL
mighty regarded thia gFcas slave-holder,
the only man In this whole Seripture who
il hnnosed With this sabine title: 'The
Friend OF God"
We have only room 10 point TO ons
more, and that very striking point o.
| piderence between the two Ahrnhams
/ When the Southern Lot proposed TO sepe'
Irass peacefully from the Northern Absa
haB, the answer vas Ere and sword
cnornoas armies les loose urou our ter
4 ritory; COR soil Delayed with tho bloot
OF our people, and the midnight sky red
/ danesi with the fame Of our burning
4 dweliings. What was .he conduit o
/ the patriarch Abraham in q like ehse ,
Sand Lot also, which went With Abram
had aoeks, and herds and tents.
4 And the Land vas not able to bear them
that they might live together; for thei
substance was great, so that thcy eonlI
| not dwell together. Add there was
strife between the hsFdmeu OF Ahram'
cattle aud the herdmen Of Lots catste; 40
the Canaanite and the Herixzife dwtlie
there in the land. And Abram said INT
Lot, 'sLes there be no strife. pray the'
betw me and thea, and between ~
ihexdnrn and thy herdinen for ne b
brethren. Il not tha whole land befo:
, the? Separate myself, pray thee, fror
me If thou will take the left hand, the
| will 20 TO the right; or il thou depal
70 the right hard, thea will 60 to h
! llsFt.7
Ii Is clear that the tao Abrahams al
, very different men. The father OF Ii
Washington Abraham should have name
him -Pharaoh.
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RTDr. w. 1. Nisholsoa, Sargsos Of
ths I'D lows gnfanixy, snd % old resi-
5eas OF this vhce, d hons en skers
visit. He - hes In the service naafly
thres ysars, kn4 daring portion Of TAI
tine has beaa . priseaer In the haaAs Of
the rsbels. IIis regiment il nov ut Little
Rock, Agkansas. lie describes the con-
dition OF our army, lately under chs
command Of Banks and Steele, . greatly
demoralised, resulting principally from
being nadeg command OF drunken and
worthless ol6cers. lie moro than con-
arms all the charges which The gallaat
Col. Shaw made 10 his letter % IBIS Du-
buqus Tsmes. which caused bio dismtsaal
from she service. Ii i . hsirning aisgracs
TO tina GoseramanG tbas saeh dishonest
drunken, sslndling officers should BE- Kept
In the service, and that any attempt to
expose their Incompetence an crimes,
/ BIZ such noble officers - Col. Shaw,
should only resals IN getting RID Of the
few good snes anoog them. - Toled Egsf
Dodge Rofligssi.
Pretty plaia salk for 90 Abolition
journal. Bsssar b careful, the BATTLES
are not all closed jet.
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rag Liquor TRAFFIC.

Il appears from our exchanges that
Council Bluff il not an exception ID the
general rale Of attempting to prosecute
men for the sale Of liquors. The Distries
Court, at Burlington, ID seems, has been
eagageI 10 the laudablo(2l effort 10 en-
force the provisions Of "A law enacted By
the Loyal party toSoeres men into 'ftotal
abstinence" bal which has been dead
letter On our Statute Book almost Since
its enactment.
The Hatrk eye IN an article on this
subject very trashfully says
tIn lev BIZ these fasss--ia uieg Of sas fart tAss
iAt faEte s4as exisl aHaJ tessS rozs tsE gf rsr-
msTtf or Fhs Ua3sE sfRff9-Ia view af the demon
strated E4sl that II eanRat De restrained BIZ the
cusEEts ulFJek abe lawrthat lhers Is exctsa ens
-ng pfegSaEs upon the courts, and 40 call For the
effurcefa rnk Of this dead lasin view Of sae fact
GAat these 4Te times when all good and tTHa men
Should stassb shoulder IL shoulder ne arc ssfpEts-
Cd that tae District eJ1Ft should revive liquor
prosecusiuas aSad eseate astoria In ths conlBhity
We are at lasS 10 kaoE wAy II 10 thSs Ja&ge
springer - moving ia this natter. II will n9s
prom0ta temperance aad lessen the coasuolptioE
q ardent spnfIs. Tns assessing sf heavy anes
Ill be npkE tSEey 70 create sympathy ID EFsas &C
the srASste Because his honor the Judge and the
plstHct Attorney sTe virtaoas are there u be nc
eSkes aud sie2
We should be glad 10 see all men temperate --
we believe the use OF spiritaoas liquors al bey-
craze Is the 2Hse Of mach 81 The suHeHIag aud
etius in ths verdi Bat ioHg siaes So us 4p iA<
oEiaioa at one t3s4e eateYfafRed, rig Adi pre-
AlbiloFs laws sriH Fgfofaa HzsaktHf.'' .
I Tue editor Of the Hdick eys sstms to
be moved By tho vision of deBartas
roses from the RACKS of the most s'wise,
virtuous anil moral party" Of the coun'
try, and cries aloud to Judge Springer -
"Stop, we have changed our opinions in
relation TO this question:
Lock to your laurels, Judge, or tbs
Hank eye will rob you Of them y deco.
rate the brow Of some other party favor.
! tie. -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTlcE-.-LAND SALE.

Xslics IL hereby giTea tAat Andres D. aalsmy,
CLERK og the District Court 81 Crawford fAospfy,
10 us, wilt egeF fag safa al ths Court Hen3e hsgf
ia BeaRison On Saturday A4seh 4. 1865. at 4
a'eleek 4, the sQliowinG described Hars II
tAFad via 80 Fl
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DRmaiskRa

x. /, Woodbury., Enpire Block, up SlaIft, L4vs
BrsAdwaY, south side.
c. P, ArtmzH. HsSx's Block, up stars, UFgr
Broadway, north side. y.
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DuYY on rApgx.

The folIowsag joint resolaslea was In
lssdassd il. the Hsuss OF Representatives
On shs 9th inss., BY the 'aembsr iron this
ssstsics--H Hon. j. 4. Kasson:
Resolved, Thas 20 long as the current
rate oil preanium for exchange Oh Londop,
Whsn boaght at ysw York with any lass
I'D nsensy Of the Unitsd States shall en-.
sssd sixfy dollars psr ceatum, paper for
s4s rriasiag OF books, periodicals aad
nsNspspsrss mar be adsaitsed 81 any GUS
sasa part Of the Unitsd States from any
fofsfgn co2nrry free OF duty, and the rate
% sx1hangs sbssl Be ssssrtained and de-
SHARED Or shs nnrposes Of Ibis resolution
~ - DS1etl u the Treasnry.
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VT. R1yaaaad, Bates Hoa4e Aagn5Aa lgus
W L. BIggs, City Hotel, Aiidle Broadway, ~.
side .a
AalhoIlaRa l. Baekiry, De Kay Hauss tyfs
broad saS, ,ssash 81 ie. .-
speagSssa b SOM DSs astsses Foase, Dss Ma
CITY, lsw&.
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- fhs mas department has forbid
- - sxpOsss Of hay from Maine. ard
hes ssissd hay b ssansit Cor export both
ssne1s rad porsl4AA, ssa forwarded il
- - srsg. Railroad and Steamboat
sssmpasfes bass Assn fofbidas. ss ssrYy
n esk Vt the Stats.
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Terms " sale on TimbeTed lands ens kslK The
purchase money down s4fh gnna collateral seeurfiy
for the balance. On PK&iER8 lands enc thIrd she
paFEhass money down with gped collateral seskits
for the balance.
ANDREW D u0EDgY, dat CLERK.
neanisaR, Crawford CsHnly, iswG. E
JaRnary 10 aS65.--td,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-19

! twelve inch Blaksly gua sosts
- ~ Esoagh 10 bay me boaas.
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D. ". Prize ogscs oFsf TEs&saFs4AS eeEzes. H.
dis BgaSiw3y. aeaLA aide
CasadY d Test, Attorneys ana Land Aksss
Lever Broadway, EoFth s4ae
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A. B. MalSpln, ND HasgsA Biea, % seslri
Upper REoAdzs5 Resta side
Il. Campbell, osulsAt, Lower aTaAaEaI' sss.
side.
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: zfxa y A&VFs
As IgnE.RY Mass 7

A similar doehmosas, wish tie necessary
changes, bas been presented toi oil sha
eabinets Of Europe (GonstAnsiaoRla ex-
eeptedl. DIR. saidsll haaaed In psrson
% IL. Droaya do pIIuys the above.
Bishop Lynah, Of Chariessaa, will hand
TO the pope Che copy intended fos him.',
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Jew eEeFs.
Harness aaaa saddle.

- y " y ~ q -
ne. coaaus, Liver broadway ust,u ,las,
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Architects

J H CirIia, Upper nsoasdwby, hearty egpei
Z a P sSaisa, 4gs4z Btosaray south side
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Phoaogra pialss.
PainsekAs

Miss IeHnie Fleming, P. o. 6qisiiaE, EoTEN
RroadSas and Rssans streskss ~ sssA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-19

An EslsgsT CorrEkHxAD.--Th foliaw-
Ing. from that aminent and Distinguished
man, Washington Irving, stamps hlm ~
. OoppeFbead III the worst kind Il
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Eixerx stahIes.
EHoaeIa.

John Dehauy, Bryant street. aatEh 0f Btoaag..
H. H.. Dc Eays MadaIls BFSkdzEag, gvrth a.4s
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FmrntanIre.
, Racks and suaslonery.

(. ,, Rss b y'o,, P4iassr'1 Block. L8xss ssas
v ~, GaTth siase.
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y. Eeszauszs. Lewar EzossSgas, gsSftk sl4s
NJ. MaTksnziss IaEx's SOCK, upkaz sfsasss
ngFsh ssaa .
peasEsEsy b Bsrklay, EzsweE stspassay, ia
aide. =
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Coapsrs.
Meat market.
Miseelsam eowa.

usiEsway. 10 aaiaeE R14ss. NV Tort CITY
PeslenEsil d 90, Advertising tAsessls, Nee Tea
City. rEt.t.
O. II sariveA, Advsri&ssns aEfnt, Chiezgd
usiahcId SnaisA. Patent ztielbes. PItialszE
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Physaeamma

JB. Lewis, Msiaas Brsaa~ay. narsaa sta..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-19

The following Is the joint n4ta ad
dressed to the French minister OF foreign
aif irs hy the diplometic representatives
OF sao Eoafeiratc government abroad,
transmitting an Official copy of tbd mani
festo of the congress OF the confederate
States. The manifesto referred to was
printed ia the LoalOn Index Of Jaly II,
lSG4.
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Ttn-WaTe ana stoves,

c, johnson, Carpenter and Contractor 81
on Main street.
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B0oss, saaOes and G4eafheF,
7 u. paillips . Co, l@Sas EsgsawsJ ~.
Eidr. HH# =
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-20
BBLrrvoRE Mn. Jan. -.


tn, imrJCg7'S Beaufort Correspondence
under latc % 9TH inst says nine desorters
cave oh from Fort Fisher few days since
and we've picked up by one Of the hlockading
yc-s,i> They report that the Fort was
ahou % surrender ON the 2jth when they
were surprised e. learn that the Federal
troop, were being withdrawn from the shore.
They represent the garrison a. greatly dem
orliizcd the guard rs were all destroyed and
the men poorly supplied with provisions
All is quiet in the fleet there are no indica-
tions of an early movement.
NEW YORK, Jan 10.
The steamer Morning Star, from New Or
leans. the 7th. arrived last night
There Is nothing additional concerning The
reported fghing near Mobile On the Both
ult. number of expeditions had been sent
out from Baton Rouge and other places, 70
chasti-c gucrrillas along the Mississippi.
Gen. Bailey WIS IN command at Baton
Rouge
The Trib,uc has a Gcspatch from another
Of It's correspondents. MIR. Browne. dated
Knux,iIc. 18th inst. saying he escaped from
the rebels az Salisbury. y. C., on the 18th
ult. and had lust reached Knoxville.
NEW YORK, Jan. IT,
The : -lOoY-oi-war san .Jacinto. WAS
wrecked IT No Name Key, Bahama Banks.
on the lst inst. NJ lives lost, and most OF
the stores OF ;he vessel were saved.
The Tunes Washington despatch learns
from an interview with Mrs. Footc. that her
husband resigned his seat AT the time re-
ported. that the rebel Congress Is slaviShly
sul-ervicnt t. jeff Davis, that when any
bills meet with opposition, the majority 20
into secret session and rush them through
that the character of the war is
changed 10y JEFF Davis, and Is now
carried ON for his purposes that
unless II can Pc terminated to suit Kim and
his school of politicians he will carry it on
more bloodIly and harbarously than ever
that there Is not the slightest prospect Of
Mr.. Bair's meeting with success. that the
contractors do not desire a termination Of the
war and are doing everything to continue 1t,
that the great mass Of the people want to
come back to the Union under the Constitu-
ton but are restrained by military power,
ana as the freedom Of the press in this parti-
cular is entirely gone there is no way for
them To express their views.
Ii WAS for the purpose of serving these
ucoplc that Mr.. Footc cndcavorcd 20 reach
Washington.
In his last speech he announced that i was
his purpose - withdraw from It's delihcra-
tions and retire In few days alter this he
went towards the Potomac for the purpose
IF sending his family across the lines, that
they might reach their home IN Nashville
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-20
Our cavalry have been ordered to pursue
Foote's captors
NEW YoRx Jan. Is.


fich'a0nd rtpers continue to. quarrel orct
heir leader they thing JEFF Davis ,oou..sc
feprehcnsiDle ana also make an ons,sught
upCn Kirby Smith, who is now discovered to
possess none Of the attributes OF a great gcnI-
raj
Hood failures in Tennessee and Georgia
are attributed to the disgust Of the people of
tho-a States fJf thc conicAcrncy. None but
i"c ard Johnston appear to give satisfaction,
The Heta6's Washington dkyatch saws
hia'r HIS -ct Returned Is Washington. Gen
Singleton probably reached hichiEond Fri
day.
The Hcra.d's letter from Savannah Of the
Sth represents affairs in the city quiet and
unchanged and rc-iterates the reports of yes
to-day as to the movements among the citi-
zcns Of Georgia for re-union.
Ii says They need confirmation. Near
" all the traders Of Savannah had taken the
cath OF allegiance. There is great suffering
among the POOR, and to a considerable degree
among the wealthy.
Gen. Shcrman's entire army is hcing re-
clothed and equipped. The 18th Corps is
already IN ncr suits, and made a FIRE appear
ancc at review.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-20
New YoRK, Jan l..

The Hc-ali's Washington despatch SAYS
Blair was everywhere lfndlv trea ted. lie
had frank ana tree conversation With rea
Davis and others but they resulted in moth
ing definite
The story of the Richmond Despatch that
Davis sent letter that he was willing to
receive Peace Commissioners from the FEEDER
al Government j. all bosh.
The Trijune's despatch also says no letter
was sent by DAVIS and that he made no sign
Of lowering the rebel flag.
ExGov. Jacobs (secesh) of Ky. who re
turned with Mr.. Blair reports strong peace
feeling among citizens and even office r of
high rank. He predicts there viii be a ces-
satiOn Of hostilties within two months and
proposal of peace from the rebel oycrnment
This is contradictory Of the indications
shown in the facts reported u ar officer
from y c. who says the rebels already have
three regiments of freed slaves in the field.
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NV YORK jan L.
The WorFs special Washington despatch
-r. the democratic politician who has gone
IA Peace Mission with the approval Of the
q-s.i3eni. !. Gen. Singleton of Illinois. Tie
.-.rerded MIR. Blair a day or two. IL Is SAID
-. r,,cl t.onrrcss adopted in secret session
o.. -r.oiat m to appoint Peace Commission
and tl.v have been selected and sent 10
..,. Grants Headquarters Messrs. Orr of
~ GiIn,r of \. c.. and Alexander II
...,.b,rs arr Of the commission. Ii l. also
,hat ti,n Grant has telcEraphod that
~ S.erhen, has solicited a pass through
h.. lines 10 yisit Washington.
rs known that Mr.. BLAIR goes to Rich
IA ,r,rb the full knowledge and consent
rth, President. and II clothed WIKI author
..r requisite to open negotiations with Jeh.
1svis with view 10 restore peace; and the
-.b.j authorities will feel assured of tins
Nm IN, shows his credentials. His Instruc.
IONS ara. embraced IN three propositions
~ Amnesty TO all, NJ matter what they
-src been since q war began;
Oh the Constitution. and the Union AZ 1t
80 the South to return to the Union with
N me rights and privileges which ii held
l-..-a any of the States seeded. Sd, the
...r abolition Of slavery from this point
e.. President will not retract one I0ta, He
s..-. expect an immediate abolition but
b, Is hope measures vii be taken TO Sc
a IL extinction within a reasonable
--l Of time.
r l. stated on what seems good authority
-lt JEFF DAVIS Is strongly inclined to peace
-a,alc- and willing to accept more liberal
ferns than It was at fret supposed bee would
Nr Lincoln on the other hand Is disposed
p. - as lenient A. possible, but insists that
..e first public action on the part Of the south f.
Lust De 10 Law down Its arms, and acknOw- F.
i.,a the supremacy of the union.
There is no desire 10 humiliate the South
-t, t. bow 10 the Union, not to the North. .
~7ier no circumstances will any proposition I.
srcedod o. which does not embrace as the .
TT step. the laying down Of their arms on .
-.s raIt OF the south.
A. an instance OF the temper OF the Adj /
-uis,raiion toohtain peace, It Is stated that .
G,n Butler was removed not solely .
rr has incompetence and misdemanor .
-.t ale, an evidence that our Government IL .
disposed 20 treat with the South on liberal .
rue. and l. willing to remove any obstacle .
-.at NAV stand in the way Oi "A perfect IN .
-,,audug with that section.
Il i reported that Ex-GOv- I,!yes and EX-
G.y. or are now On their way 10 Washing
& 20 30 Tcacc mission.