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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
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Dec. 29lh,. 1854.

Lee. E0tn'S ACO7' -
From the Isl. Nsb. cav.-hs Plat VaL-
iey-hs Inaians-hs travel o. the
Piains--C Contemplated ScOut-Christ-
mas at tort KeUrHey &c. &c.
Enron
l had a pleasant trip in returning to my
Regimen; at Fl. Kearney, though some
delays on the way, consumed thirteen
days of time, before ] reached my desti-
nation. l must say that the great Val
ley is the handsomest tract of land | ev-
er laid my eyes upon, and is already dot
ted with well improved farms f; and the
intelligent people are becoming well
paid for their enterprise in rearing boun-
ntiful harvests from this fertile country
They will doubtless soon be blessed with
the advantages of The Great Pacific Rail.
road running past their very doors, placing
them in easy access to the great markets
of the East, and enhancing the value Of
their real estate very materially.
Company ''C."ls al Fort Kearney do
ing garrison duly, not yet having been
mount cd. The health of all the boys in
our Regiment is exceedingly good at
present; md eed, sickness among the old
soldiers is almost unknown.
Tee Indians have been doing all sorts
of mischief along the road, every now
and then firing into some passing train,
or attacking the Overland Stage. Some
two or three weeks ago, a parry of In
dams attacked a small Norman train,
killing one or two of the men, and cap
turing all their stock. Major Majors
commanding at Plnm Greek, started IN
pursuit of them, over took and chased
them nearly a whole day, killing fva of
their number. Since that time. the In
dams have thought ii safer to lay low
A big scout is in progress here at pres
ent. This scout is to go out with thirty
DAYS rations. Ii will be tolerably cool
work to 90. out of warm winter quarters
in January. but as The country has to be
served. and as the soldiers are paid for
serving it. l suppose ii must be borne.
| do not believe it will accomplish any
good, though this is only the private
opinion of a private. But Judging the
future by the past, we must come to the
conclusion, that the inclemency of Janua-
" weather in this climate, on the plains.
will kill more men for US than we can
compensate for, by killing Indians-I
shall be we'll satisfied, if our officers, are
willing to go with us and submit to the
same food, clothing and shelter that we
are to have Only let US have nc ''lay-
ing in the middle.
We have had a very pleasant Christmas.
though we did not forget in our Aerri-
ment, Christmas, n year ago, when we
entered Batesville Arkansas with Col.
Livingston's command. We remember
The great severity of the campaign that
followed hat Christmas; and we remem
her, too, the brave boys who were laid
in the silent grave during that most
eventful period of our whole service.
One member of our Company William
Mckee, was accidently shot a few days
ago, The wound was in the hand and
quite severe.
A a member of Co. "C"I cannot
clos" without paying a just tribute to our
worthy comman ding Officers. Captain
Thomas M. Grifin, who has now the
good opioion of all his men by his strict
impartiality and consta Mt care for them.
We never got along smoother than nos.
E. D. S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05

For the following interesting tables
we are indebted to the kindness Of WIN.
H. HOovrR, County Clerk We believe
they will be interesting to our readers,
and know that they show a gratifying pro-
gress in the mum Der Of youth and the
educational interest. We will be able
through the kindness of the above named
genleman-tO give many interesting
statistics of our county, from time to time.
Report Of YIN. Il. Hoover, Clerk of Me-
maha County, Nebraska, for The School
gear ending September 3Oth, 1864:
Abstract of Reports. of Enumeration Of
Youth by Board of Education:
Name Of Township No. Of white youth between
OF Dis triot, tie ages Of 5 aud q years
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05

The following we extract from a For
Smith correspondent in the ST.. Louis
Democrat, Of The 26lh. Gen ThayeI
is decidedly Nebraska's bright, partIcu-
lar starr in The military frmamenl =
though her heroed thousands serve their
country upon the field of baIle-and we
regard, with, briGe. the complement paid
him. He has been in The field from the
beginning Of the war, and has won his
rank amid peril and blOOdShed
Gen. Tbaver is the most industrious
man in his army looking after The de-
tails of business in the dl7erant depart
ments himself, trusting nothing TO sub
ordinateS. With n of the most diff
cult places TO supply in The United States,
he has, besides keeping his army sup
piled, fortified this post in such a scien-
li6c manner, that Inspector General
Marcy and General Heron pronounced
1t one of The strongest places in the Uni
ted States.
n tnorough gentlem an, courteous and
kind in his manner, the humblest citizen
or private soldier a approach him and
gain a respectful hearing, if they have a
real grievance or complaint to bring be-
fore him, and In no case have ever
heard of injustice or fraud in his subor-
dinates being tolerated by him. On the
other hand, he has caused a good many
~deIinquents to be punished, and hindered
the consummation of a great many frauds
tOught 10 be perfected on cltizens and
soldiers, in the shape of sundry con-
tracts"
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
GUARDIANS SALE

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an or
dor 81 sale issued BY the probate Court Of Nemeba
County. Nebraska Territory. ! will on SATURDAY
he 2Sth day f January 4. D. 1879, sell al public
-, .n'the highest bidder for eash, tne feiiOH-
ir- d.s-rsJed Real Estare, 10 wit: The Soats East
= ~ -e.sian NJ. fourteen Il IN TogllshiP
-.- ~ r,rta If Ruasgfg. 6tre,l Is East
! a ,riacias meridian ia. Nemals CoiE:y,
Ne0rask1 Territory
San srtr wil axe place IN AspiHwall Nsna
IA Caunty, Mt. aevz
Ia 3t.S7 Guardian Of samuel Bell.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
~ AG4'AN6OA AtCS
VIZ. H. Hoover, Clerk.

A delegation of conservative" Ken.
tuckians have been trying to induce the
President to revoke his order banishing
Lieut.. Governor Jacobs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05

Rebels have lately seased the croaking
and gone to grOaDlng yer the reveses
the rebel army has lately experienced.
They have "many a time and Oft" pre-
dicted the defeat of the North and the
success of treason. but such things will
never be while our noble spirited army
exists. II is an unheard of circumstance
for a country, having as large a debt as
ours, to owe the most of that debt to its
citizens; but a still stranger circum-
stance, and a still greater proof hat we
must succeed in crushing the rebellion,
is the fact that during The last year our
army has loaned Government SO, 000,-
600 10 carry on the war. This is the
nearest approach to a self sustaining
army the world has ever seen; and if us
courage and self-denial are but sustained
by the loyal North, nothing but the per
sonal Intervention of Satan-its God
father-and all his imps, can save the
COnfederacy from total annihIlation, and
its leaders FROM the early damnaiiOn they
so richly merit.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05

The New York World says that SO, 900
Fenisns have been drilling for some time
past with the desiga Of marching
upon Canada.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
TMAL NOTICE.

Mr. Lane sherry vi Il take notice that Abrahan
T 500 4 nlaintif hasfled a petition in the Dis
tries Conrt of Nemaha County Nebraska Territory.
- ,5e Cbsneerv tide Whereof. against her as defend
/, IT. oniees and prayer Of ssid petition is To
af, :, 1s.seso Of said Cours annuIling she mtTriags
r.isfioa hsrss,f re- c~ki<tih- between said %partiesOr
DIN 10 a,e said pariiss from the batas Of mltri-
menv Defsndabt.b required to answer said pc
ti,ion by the 10Th day Of February A. y, 1862;
4t@a Sol. for Complainant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
PUBLIC SALE.

Ga Saturday January 28fn 1865. The Board o:
County Commissioners viii sell at Public sale to
the higest bidter for cash on the premises. the
lumber and all material Of the Old Bridge across the
Little Ncmaha. known as Long 3 Bridge.
By an order of the Board
WILLIAM II. HOOVER. Co. elk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05

All quiet in front of Petersburg.
Nothing definite from the feet off
Wilmington.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
Slate of COnae,f;cat, ! 90
County, OF Hor ford

OOtitf1 W ANfN
I Crre. II Is,ns-n A. l-N 7eci'r
Eeqze5t ~ $50 or - o. '2- 1'l
psne - H.r-., e-- re-- e. :r- -H- 80, Ss+At-~--+ y
strob s1,1d.pg H. c.S ' ed toa 'ns 81
such sxsr-ita,to1 ud ss.- --ts P+so-+ei +. +
actusl aaf!ta! o. FvGt Bd-s ~insnsatd F'aea ~
vested 81 sto,ss { al least ? . v-.-s ok. p '.-
more c.ee-iy se' 5orta al, DC --.fF-- a.2 -1r'
.~eoaGit:uh 50 s4,t c,InpsAy 10 t1H A'%i.T t' '%i '
Is, cerIfy ina. Geo II B---.cz -a.=a .s1'a.
ar~tuied to the Jurat Of The dep zt-H- ID 'aid e'aao-
dent. va, on the Gay Of The date SIZE sv: q N"-afs
Plbnc, liz and Tor the county os Hartford, duiy autd0.
lied 10 aiminister oathNf rsenersl paf2o'es.
In Wines Thereof, I have hereunto act my
pana and fixed ii, Seal Of he Superior Cour'
Us OF Harttorn county. this Iith day OT Ap'A, A.
ID. 1854.
Us CHARLES W JOHNSON.
Clerk.
kno,g All Men by these Presents. That the PHG-
NIX FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. To-
c.,od At II .rtfnrd. in The State Of Connecticut, doth
ha-obv nominate and appoint. fer themselves and their
succe:sors- the foIIowidg named persons t"-wit
Dsnfel G. sanders Br'wnyIIle'
o Srost Ne -raska city,
p W Hitchcock Omaha'
"a Their true and lawful Agents or Attorney tstranS-
act in the name and tchai5 Of said company me ousl-
"a. of FIRE INSURANCE in the Territory OF NeoFas'
Ia And The said company Goth ~ rize the a'o's-
named persons to s~Ctnowlfdse erViceoi process up u
-, a,snts = atoresai &. shall be tlkea .IH( h6sd to Dc
IS va-id a. il served upon the company accOfdiiS {" the
Isws Of the Territory oi Eebra "A or OF any otneC
State, and Waving all claim Of error Oy reaSoh ol
such service. 49,
psny and the cncial signatures II the Prei.
dent ard Secretary thereof, at Hartfsrd IN the
LIS State Of Connecticut, this 14ih.d day Of April
A d. 1864.
WIN. B. CLARK, Secretary.
Hartford. April Ilth. 1864.
This ia TO certify that the Pn0enix Insurance com
many NJ Hartford. Coma. received in tue Territory Of
Eshrasks during the year 1853 Premium 10 he amount
of twenty tx Hundred and Twenty-Five 3-tOOS Dol
lar. 80 622 %
Witne-,. he corporate seal. and The signatures Of the
Pre>iIent and Seer etary 81 said company on
, he Gay and date above given .
LIS II KELLOGG, President.
VIM B. CLARK Secretary,
Stale of Connecticut , sc
County Of HGrgord
Personally appeared II ke'logg President and
VIM B. CLARK, Secretary Of The Phoenix Insurance
Company Of Hartford. and made OATH TO the shove
statement by them subscribed. Before me
GEO. u BUDDTCK
lis Notary Public.
Tbeie is no c, nmissioner fer Nebraska ssiding in
this city. KELLOGG. -.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
Certificate OF Authority.
ITO expire January R1st 1865 J

ITO expire January 1lstt 1919
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF TERRITORIAL AUDITOR
omaha, Keb Ap.1t 22d 1874
Whereas, P ". HnchcoCk ESQ. Agent for the
Phoenix Insurance Company,
located AZ Hartford. in the State Of CDnueciicnt. has
fled in this ufhre . copy Of the Act Of Ineorpp alton Of
said Company. and a statement upder oath, Showing its
condition. az required by ne f. n section Of 7 Law OF
the Territory OF Nfbtaska, entitled An act in Rela-
ton t. Insurance CumpanIer,' approved Fe6Teary 10Th
undereigne Satisfactory ev ,delce that it is possessed
OF -Four HuhdreC Thousand Dollars OF actpat capital.
iDves ted In stocks Of at lsssI par yalue, orr Bonds or
NJ .tgaRes on Real Estate worth double the rmvuat for
W bich the same il mortgSged; aud Whereas. said CON-
pany bas hled in TITS office . writ en- instru mcnt under
the seal Of the company, sign d by the President and
Secretary thereof, auth0riEing Daniel G Sanders,
BTownVi. lie James Sweet. EOhrasks City; ?. ".
Hitheock Omaha and D Il. Whetter, P aftsmonth,
to acknowledge seovice Of process FOR and IN beh alf Of
said company, gDsenting that service ~ PEIces- Jpn
the aforesaid persons shall 10 tzktn and he'd to be a.
Y aid as il served uppn the c Inpdny sscOfdlEs 10 the
Laws OF this Territory or any ctber State. std waving
Whereas, DANIEL c. StN0EES. Esq, has furnishes
satisfactory evidence thas be IL the authorized AGENT Of
said company
~ erefore, Be it Knowen by These Pres
ents, That. in pursuance Of The aforesaid set 7 WIN
Z. HaTyeo Auditor Of the TERRITORY of-Ssbra-ka. 90
hereby certify that
DANIEL G. SANDERS, Esq,
has full authority TO at as ar s-et ~ ehs sfs Fap,
nix Insurance G mpany, al B.trs@.tt E. ze territory
of Hetfsska- and 10 do and Pc ''I .l:a- 7 ~ eai -
behalf of said company sUtboTizy- = als INCREMENT
a such Agent and By the Law o. re-. Iorys un-
I'll he Bit day - January, A D Esh-e45ss hi Ger
IN WITNESS WHEREOF Save subscrib-
ed my name and csused the See Of the Audl-
for's Cn.e " Us affixed, this - DAY q april.
s }Ls WIN z. HARVEY.
MSS Territorial Auditor.
January 6rh. 1855. nls At
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
'wnship No. Of white youth between
't, ( ages Of 5 aud 81 years
in each TOwnshIp or pist.

,APpOrtiOnment Of School Fund an Msma.
ha County for the School year ending
SeptembeT 30fb. 1864:
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
16 st..s7 Guardian Of samuel B
PROBATE NOTICE.

To all whom II may conceTs-
Notice is hereby given lhst application has this day
been madef for Tho appointment OF an a'iin ntstra-
tor upon the Estate OF J~EersOn Z Conps, deceas-
cd aud that N,Aiay. The 23lediy Of JaHuasy. A
1850 Is tn. lime set 10 hear said application.
BrOwnVille. January III 1900.
d. C.SAUNDERS,
I6-3t-S3.5 SO Pro- ale Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
sas s49s 81
MISCELLANEOUS

IIth. The E-eANSt amount Insured in any one risk Is
$1,000 sxceprn special cases.
10Th The am unit insured in any one city, town or VIII
Lace. dep ends upon It's size and how built.
L.I3th The amount insured IN any one BLOCK, sePepos
IS above.
tI4th. Certified copy Of the charter Of che company
as died herewith
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05

Townshiy and District School Tag leauied
in Nsmaha County for the current gear
commencing October lst, 1864, includ-
ing School House Tor, &C.: .
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05

Sherman is at Savannah taking a resi-
after bis long march.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
Nebraska aOucrtlscr
JOHNL COIHAPP, EDITOR.

The late raid of Gen. Sloneman into
East Tennessee and West Virginia was
one of the most successful of the war.
He met and defeated 500 rebels of Nor
CAMS old command encountered a large
force under Vaughn, defeated them and
captured their artllery: attacked aud
defeated another formidable force under
Breckenridge, at Marion Station, drove
them over the mountains into North Car
DINA. and finally attacked the Salt Works
at Saltville, which were defended by zoe
rebels, who were either captured or dis
persed. All the railroad bridges from
New River, in South Virginia, to the
Tennessee line, are destroyed; three
railroad trains without locomotives, and
several extra trains Of cars, with engl-
neers. were captured and destroyed F; all
the railroad depols in South west Virgin
ia, and all mills, furnaces, factories,
~storehOuses, wagons and ambulances.-
Twenty-Five thousand rounds of artillery
ammunitiony 1000 saddles, a large
amount of harness, 1000 horses, LOCO
mules, thirty-fOna officers and S45 pri.
Yates were captured. The greatest loss
10 the rebels will be the destruction of
the Lead works. at Leadvllle, and the
Salt works, al Saltville. This was one
among the most successful raids made
most keenly feet By the rebels.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
State Of Connecticut, 9 g
CoonfK of Hartford
uAnrrnnn AnriL 1lth 1854

HAhIFUhUl ntIII III 'ON~
Personally appeared VIM B. Clark 5osret%ry aud
made oath, tusi the foregoing Statement : nun SUD
scTil,sd is tine A-seors!aE 10 his 0sst knsvtsiSe snd be-
lief. bs-Yre
NsIa.y FEblie.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05

IMPERIAL, Gunpowder, Young Hyscn and BIacb
4 Teas Of superior quality,
At Mclaughlin 4 Swans.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
LAND FOR SAKE

The beautiful tract of Land known "a the Hay
wood Farm" containing $50 acres, situated one
mile West OF BrOwnville. IS for sale apply TO
1916 pd WILLIAM H.. HOOVER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
X0TII

Stay S0Tlt Z
TakenuP BY the ,a5s nos Il
in y maha Couny 30. en-
Der ios4.one e~ssy m'ie
Is ba5-bind fees Whi,e ag ~ rs
che forehead, When taken al
is sorrsl, white hind feet vi"
80 ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
ESTRAY COWS.

ESTRAY COWS.
Taken mp by the. undersigned living near Glen
Rock Nebraska .onelaTge brown Cow, white face
black ring round the left eye. half crop OF The
right ear. also. one large bark Cow letter &C" on
right hip. Each supposed to be years old in the
Spring ,s,E
I6-3t-pd JONATHAN GILL.
ESTRAY MOTT E.
Taxen up by the undersigned living in Douglas
Precinct Nemada Co. 0ne red aud White spcck-
Led steer, one year old branded on the left hip
with an AZ and on the right hip withtH" no 9TH
er marks or brands. ga w.
l6-St-pd JAMES ". JONES.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05
ESTRAY NOTICt

Taken up by the -ubsrri5ef'
vile, IN N-maha county, Nsnfl'A+ y
Dee, 1854, ane red and wsii'
Out # the left ear, about tEo%
l5-3t JUN
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-05

If yOnhave any description of prOps-tp to dispose
call at Btiss's Auction Rooms be gets the highest
prices tr all kinds o. old traps.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-06
VOL. XIX---NO. 100.
An Actresses Race.

Mr.. Bsyard Taylor, in one Of bis late
books, describes race he had across Cali
tornia 10 keep a le 'ture engagement
Here IS parallel:
A lovely and popular sctress found her
self the other day st Louisville, on her way
to Indianapolis, where she had an engage
ment. She was late for the train-but
we must ge back; the troubles of the fair
artist comm enced before The bridge across
the Bsrran river between Nashville and
Louisville had been broken, and the pss-
sengers had the pleasure of walking across
the timbers, and shout quarter Of mile
before; In mud literally knee deep. This
agreeable little episode detained them, on
the whole, five hours and a half, and st
Louisville, rs We said, the train had gone.
Il was 10 play at Indianapolis the next
night" says the lady, pathetic but plucky
I'VE were in dreadful wsy-no train
until two o'clock N, the next day. /
telegrsphed TO Mr.. R., the stage mana
ger, to pay the farce first. We tri,d first
of sll to get 3 special train l offered
them'-(W We are afraid 10 say what amount
an enthusiastic artist will stake, under the
pressure Of circumstances, or We shall have
aCLosses uebaln6ui ~ d neAVy raneOu, upon
every road in the country y)-"but they
could not do il; SO at two o'clock we start
ed. sent for the conductor, and told him
how I was placed. He promised to help
mo all he could, and he did, too. We
resche1 indianapolis hi,sen minutes before
we were due. The manager had q car
risge and wagon ready for US and our
sggsge, and we drove right up TO the
theatre. Twenty-Five minutes after the
train arrived, was on the stage playing
Pauline. The instant I reached the theatre
the msnsger rushed before the curtain,
and told the audience that Miss" I've
had nearly let the name slip that tine)
chad arrived, and the play would COM
mence As soon as she wss dressed. They
cheered loudly; every body thought it Was
impossible to get me here in time to play;
there had been quite little excitement in
in Indianapolis when my dispatch arrived
l found the house Gro Eded, and they gave
mo tremendous reception; as for me,
felt very proud TO think that under SO
many difficulties had managed to keep
my word with the public"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-06
VARIOUS ITEMS.


NEW YORK, May 8.
The Commercials special says: There is
no truth in the report that Minister Ad-
ams has been recalled to become Secretary
of State.
Mexican recruiting agents advertise
openly in to. days Chronicle for dischsged
officers and men to emigrste to Mexico
President johnson will occupy the late
residence of General Hslleck, on George.
town Heights, during the summer months.
The Posts special ssys: General Sher-
mans headquarters will be established at
Alexandria, Va, aud his troops will be
encamPed on the Virginia side of the Po-
tomAc.
General Augur permits full supplies of
pro Eisionsto go to Virginia at points op-
posite WASHINGTON.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-06
IRON CALIF,lRNIA.

NEW YORK, May 5.
The steamer Costa Riea brought $780,
900 in gold from San Francisco
The brig Silver Cloud from the Cape of
Good Hope, July 23d, has the crew of the
ship Edwsrd of New Bedford, captured
by the pirate Shenandoah.
The Panama railroad compsny hiss pro-
cured a new contract with Columbia which
only needs the sanction of Congress to be-
come Law. It secures the perpetual
ownership of the road ard no other road
is be built within Is 600 metres Oh either
side. The company pays $500, OOO, and issues
1900 shares of 500 each to the government.
The company is to transport Government
mails, troops, ornaments, &c, gratis, and
charge ten per cent. less for transporting
the products OF the Republic than those of
other countries iR return for which they
are to pay no taxes. The necessary lands,
DC, are conceded.
A French company have secured the ex-
elusive privilege to construct a canal scross
the isthmus from Chill.
Itis learned that there is prospect of q
rupture between that country ana Spain,
growing out Of claims by the lat er for the
treatment to her ieeton its way TO Peru.
The reported cspitulAtlon of Montevideo
to the Brazilian forces is confirmed, and
General Flores has assumed supreme
power in Uruguay under the protectorate
Of Brazil, thus terminating the war.
A new revolution has broken out in
Bolivia, headed by General Belzar, who
has been proclaimed President of the Re
public.
Melgsrege Immediately marched on La
pose and, after desperate struggle, took
possession Of the town. General Belzer
was shot and peace restored.
The whole southern portion of Peru is
in q state of revolution. There is but lit.
tie hope that the President will be able to
MAINTAIN his position.
The United States Wsterse left Aspin-
wall on the 18th, and the United States
steamer State of Georgia arrived on the
10th.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-06

DR.. L ]. CzapkAy, of San Francisco,
has Just arrived in Paris on his way as
Commissioner from the United States to
the International Agricultural Fair to be
held at Stettin, in Prussis, next winter
The doctor, who is n Hungarian exile, but
sn enthusiastic lover Of the land of his
adoption, brings with him q large collec-
tion Of the most magnificent specimens of
the various gold products Of California, and
from his intelligence, education and &C
quaintsnce with the various European
Languages, the doctor will be of immense
service il disseminating correct ectintelligenee
in relation to the United STATES during the
two years he proposes TO remain in Europe.
Alresdy the doctor has been instrumental,
while in London, in upsetting 8 scheme
conccc.ed by the rebel agents there, for the
emigration of twenty thousand Poles to the
confederacy. A fund Of eighty Thousand
pounds sterling is said to have been raised
and set apart for their transportation
They were to be enticed there on the plea
"colinizing," but, of course, with the real
purpose of their being Immediately placed
in the Southern army. About two thous-
and, it is said, have already really gone.-
". ?. Herald
Many Of our readers will remember Doc
tor Czspkay when he practiced medi-
cine in this city in the year 1851
He left here for Ssn Francisco, where it
seems he has become somewhat distin.
guished. He came over to this country
after the suppression of the Hungarian re-
bellioD, having been exiled for participating
in it.