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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
Vocal IFrsic, trith Piqao Assompasinea.

Alarge assortment y new snd popular songs, bal! ais
duets, q~uartetts, aud choruseo, issued daily. Ani8na
the most popular are, Shall we know each other there.
LOwrey; Why have my loved ones gone I will Be true
to the; oh, tbers's no such girl a. mine, By VosteFl
Mothers love IS true Sweet love. forget me not r.,
By Keller, p cents each; scar sweet voices singing;
Home IS honei Forget II you can. but fVrEiEe, 81
Thomas, 30 cents each.
Instrumental hasIs for the Ciano Forts-Wa sre
coming Father Abraham SIX hundred thousand more
Always look CA The sunny side Slail We know saci
other there? &e,5 with bLillIaut Variations b. Grsb&
so cents each.
POlkas, Waltzes, MARCHES, Quickstepg, QnafriltR,
&c. by popular authors. AL kinds ~ siugtnE and la
structiOn books. Catalogues mailedfrco 70 any addrsaA
Music mailed 1T The sDoVe pneas.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
SaGbn,l SeAeei RsR. v.

Is an entire new work o. Is9 aases, andnss-ly 19s sunss
and hymns. as the music Is little more diIncalt Is
is inst the book to follow Bell MOL. Nesrly one ale
lion ef these Bells have beenissued. ana are nv rla1s
ing through this and other countries. Amcng IA
many choice pieces may &c found. Sban .We maot ~
y0nd the Eiver2 There Is . beautiful world. Sorrow
shall come agaiR 20 more, DnDSt you hear TIE Angels
coming? Thou, God, seest me Sabbath Belts chime
on SC Prices of Bell No. 2 are ne sane a. BeI Ne.
l.. Both numbers cab be obtained 10 one voiame.-
copies furnished at the one hundred prize. Maiisd a.
the retAl price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

See the card Of J.. A. Hewes, Attorney
al Law and Solicitor iu Chaneery. Mr..
Hewes has permanently taken up his
residence in this City, and, we doubt not,
iIS good Law er.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

John a. Pom has removed his store
90 The corner of LIST and Main streets.
IhIs is n of the best stands in the city,
and with his numerous other business ia
cll'les' will, doubtless, "spread himself"
= the satisfaction of "an admiring pub.
hc."
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

The Brownville House is again in full
Uas' under the management Of Messrs.
1nraiEIll 4 Co., and we Judge from ap.
~Pesfances about the house "they know
now to keep hotel" This will be a great
convenience to the travelling public, and
We OOu0t not a perfect success under its
present prOprietOrs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

The members of the Soldiers Relief
Association are requested to meet this
evening at the residence of Mrs. Cave
ny, corner of 4th and Water streets. A
full attendance is expected.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
The AiEencam objection.

contains between four aud ave hundred pages n tuna-
and hymns, new and cd, OF the CHOICEST kiHls, fo
church, Sunday school, revival, missionary, tenpeTans
PRAYER and conference, ami al kinds ~ Eacrel and 90
ciai meetings. The music in this book has lfa auI al
imation in it, like SHINING Shore, Rest for tho weary
Shall We know each other there9 Shall We meet beyon
the river /; There ia a beautiful weld; Kind words
sweet hour II prayer; There is aid % love Suna
little children 20 come unto me God sava the Nation
sc. PTiCes-singie copies. bound 50 cents; as peg
hundred; cloth bound. embossed gilt, 90 cent? B5 PEE
hundred. Mailed ~ the retail prica. HORACE MA,
TERS, 4s1 Roadway New Yourki Pubiisher q ihe
above Books.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
~. 81 Pat-lo.ie So -.

coptSips So psges OF songs, dnsrs and chOrusss, boih %
cred Did secular. including II pages Of prayers for SICK
AMI dying soldiers, and soldiers scripture Manual
u Is well suited for social singing, aAweil a. Sabboth
worship. Among the many beautiful pieces may ba
fpund, Where liberty dWelis is NY country Tue Chris-
tlaD ber0s 1oree cheers for cur banner; CUma sing e
me OF heavyn; COLUMBIA, the gem o. ihe OCEAN; Ftos-
mans gatherings; COlum5ia's King forever ; 9archirs
aloug, nc Priees-pape cover, t5ceats, et1Rerhun
dred. Nailed az NE rataII price
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

Attend Bliss Auction next Saturday
and buy yourself rich. He has such a
Variety that you can't help but find some-
thing that you need and can buy cheap.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

VIM. T. Den has just received a large
lot Of New Goods by the Jenny Lewis.
Among which we notice Stoves, Stove
Pipe, Furnitsre, Grind Stones, etc., etc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

10 Col. R. w. Furpas, we are indebt,
"a Tor valuable public documents. Also,
Tor letter concerning the Presidential
inauguration. Its length necessarily ex-
Guides 1t from our columns.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

There will be service at the 81. E.
church next Sabbath at 10 l-2 o'clock,
a m, and at z o'clock, p. m. 1t is ex-
pec'ed that Bishop Scott and DR.. CFary
will address the congregation on that day.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
Legal Notice.

1ctice is hereby given that. application having
been made IN the Probate Court Of Nemaha county.
Nebraska Territory, 10 adm to Probate the willof
Sonard Minnin g, deceased, late of said Couaty Of
Semaha l have appointed the 3rd day of april, a.
d. 1885, at one o'clock. p. m. as the time, and my
Office in BroWnville in said county of Nemaha, as
the place, for proving said will.
CHARLES g. DORSEY,
Judge of said Probate Court.
March 1st, 1855. 24-3tpd
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

GOtO Atkinson & Co.'s Clothing Store
tor your Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats
Gaps, and anything in their line. You
will never regretted 1t, and will make
money by so doing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

We hear a rumor that Hon. S G..
Daily has been appointed Governor of
Nebraska. We anxiously look for its
confirmation.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

Hackney & Co., are doing a large bust
ness to the especial advantage of their
numerous customers. They know how
60 sell goods cheap, and faith they'll do
i'm
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

A large drove of cattle, numbering
at least 600, passed through our City last
Sunday, belonging to a farmer who has
seltled in this County.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

AGENTS.-We want agents in every regiment
and in every town and county in the country, ans
those acting as such will be allowed 10 cents "a
every Oerti6eate ordered by them, provided Their
remittance amounts to one dollar. Agents wll
collect 25 cents for every Certificate, and remit Is
cents to US.
IL Write plainly, say only what is necessary aad
be prompt.
Address, GIRARD ". DEVAUGH &Cp..
2A-3m No. Is, Maiden Lane, y. T..
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

Eighty acres of eplendid bottom land
this side of the Little Nemaha River,
and within eight miles of this city, for
sale. Enquire at this office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

We we're misinformed as to our Coun-
~ Clerks receiving a lot Of blanks from
New York last week-they were for
Capt. Carson.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

A good assortment of Cook Stoves
Cast Iron Tea-Kettles and Waffel-Irons,
inst received at j. G. Dueser's Tin Store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

IL Acres have been planted in Corn,
BY one hand, in one day, by Stewards
Hand Planter. which can be had at Mr..
Medford's Cabinet Shop for So.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
STRAY NOTICE.

Taken M on the 2Srd day of February, 8. i. 1885
as ar estray, in township one. range twelve, county
Of Pawnee, n. T., by the Subscriber who there re-
sides, one white steer, crop and swallow fork in the
right ear and crop of the left ear. and branded on
the left hip with the letter ga" fouFyears Old, and
deep red heifer, mostly white face, white on fhs
hip and il the fanks and belly, a crop and upper
bit in theright ear, half crop on the left ear, right
horn of, AID shert tail, supposed to be three years
old, no other marks OF brands perceivsble.
PAST JsCnBR.C GRO WELL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by the undersigned, living three miles
south Of Rsownviile, on the bottom road, one two
year old white heifer, right horn broke of within
two inches Of the head, ears black aud upper bit
of the right, and brand on the right hip, reemb-
ling the letter 3,
2S-5t-pd ABRAHAM PENNY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

Bliss viii offer The largest and best
assortment of Auction goods for sale
next Saturday, yer offered in this city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
Ra6: : sas1sa caatuts.

eontsina12 s pages. Words B. Raw. sidney pTeE uasia
BY Prof. Gail. This l. an e~EUsllent bOok ff snaserta
for the young. Ps..es-pdper eDvera, 2oceuGsi etB peg
bound IS cent? $40 per hphdrod.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

The Union Church to be built at Peru
is for the Protestan, Methodists and Epis-
copal MethOdIsts.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
PR0RATE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that application has been
made, by Joseph 0pelt, Guardian, for an order
from the Probate Court Of Nemaha County Nebras-
IA Territory to sell q portion Of the real Estate Of
Josephene Bell, q minor.
The next Of kin and all persons interested are
hereby notified that Monday the 18th day Of
April, 1855 is the time set 70 hear said application
when they may offer and contest the same if they
seeproper.
26-lt $3.50 Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
Water. Cheap E.isls Tor q. AFni...

Arranged as soloes, duets, ~qusrtetts and ehorusss. -
musicat s~Ociet.es, chCirs, Sunday sehs0ls- public scb.ota
seminaries etc. Shalt we know each 0fber tSsrsP-
Don't you hear tie augels cDmingt Snail we meet bes
yond the rieerY Be in time; There is q beautiful
world; Where liberty dwells Is my country; Fresdo@
truth and rights We are coming Father Abra'am. a
hnndred thousand more There IL land of love; soe-
row shall come again no mcres Heavenly home; Corr
slns to me Of Heaven; Land IN sighf We via 1--we On
sunday school Our Sod Is marching en- FO1sAve II
Nation; Whittier's song OF the Plantation NeE,os &c
Freedoms Morn has daEned at last; Over the mouns
tain over The mountain; Little Elfa's an angeitWfb
lies gone TO Heaven Suffer little children 10 coua
unto me; Bury me in the morning, Mothsrs Come -
thy rest; Sweet hour Of Prayer, &C. Price 3 cents.
cents per doz., 81 per hundred postage I cert eaete3
In sheet form, with Piano accomplishment. rs centa
Published by HORACE WATFRs, Az.
No. 4SI Broadway
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

FOrthe best Groceries. 60 to McLaugh-
lin & Swans, as they keep 'em.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
SlbtaA Ss5ooa Esa, 30 ;,

couteins ia rs yes. and nearly iva hundred times saa
hymsn, md Is The most popular 5. 8 Book ever iBsuoG
Among the most populsr pieces are KIND Wordo,~
asden Above" Christian Hero" "Beanfifui Bicn,se
u ought 20 love ny Mother" The Angels told msss."
In The Light 'Rsst Tor tho Weary" &c. Priess--
paper c0vrrs. 90 cts. each. SIS per hundreds bo1n1,
D cts. eacG a. per hundvea cloth bouna, onabcels4
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

We are under obligation to Hon. S.
G. Daily, for a file of the Congressional
Globe Of the last session.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
The Harp ~ FrssSsn.

contains % pageso songs. d-~'s and ehoruses, fH zee
dom. Among the choice pieces We would hame, Pair
~freedosn's usa-si n LEI my nsalis So 0serIhS moun@
tsinj Thay Wurksd me all The day &c Price s centa
cent easa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

Onion Sets for sale al Mclaughlin &
Swans.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by the undersigned living on Nemaha
City, the 18th day OF February, 1855. One white
heifer. head, neck and legs from the knees down are
red, white spot between the horns, supposed TO be
two years old. 24-5t H.A. SMITH.
A Splendid assortment Of Confectionery including
"A stick and fancy candies
AT McLRashlin VANS
NoAL OIL, best quality ls,ihsd Carbon oil. Lamr
ehiHneys ard Ricks.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
"a. RerirnI - -

contains 70 psges:of tunes and hymns. designed Tor -
vivai, praysT. and c0nference mesunss. Yrico ia rApss
covers, single copies, 10 cents IS per hundrod.-
Named al the retail prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

A choice lot of Bacon for sale al Me-
L.ughlin & Swans.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

Baskets, &c., north Eight
Hundred Thousand Dollars!
The Entire Stock of a large Importing House,
retiring from business.
For the purpose of closing out the stock at the
earliest possible date, the undersigned have decided
on a great distribution made as follows:
Each and every Article, no matter how valu-
able, being Sold Tor 81.
A CERTIFICATE of each article with its value
printed upon it is placed in an envelope and sealed
these envelopes are thoroughly mixed and sold for
twenty-five cents eaeh-the person receiving one
of these envelopes is entitled to the article named
therein by returning the Certificate to us with one
dollar, and the article, no matter how valuable it
may be, will be forwarded to him or her at once
There sIe no Blank Certificates and therefore every
one is sure to get, at least, the full value of his or
her money. Should the article named on the GER
tifcate not suit, any other which be may select of
the same value will be substituted. We sell the
certificates as follows;
One for 80 OTIS, five for 81, eleven for 50, thirty
To- SIS, sixty-fve for SO, one hundred for SIS
This distribution affords a fne opportunity for
Agents, as what lady or gentleman will not invest
twenty-five cents with a prospect of getting FIVE
hundred or q thousand times as much. All order rs
must be addressed to rs at our old stand No.. I5,
Maiden Lane, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

Theo. Hill has gone East for New
Goods.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
z DIS A s 3 s
- OF -.

ASTHMA, heretofore considered an incurabIe
disease, is treated with perfect success in every in
Btauce by the DOctOr's newly discovered method.
All Cases of CANCER OF no matter how long
standing, removed in fTsm twelve to twenty-fOur hours
ihe Doctor white in the ClairFoyaRt state which il
known TO no other Terson living n23-Iy
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
no CONSVMtTIVRS.

THE Advertiser Having been Restored tc
Health in a few weeks, b. q very simple remedy, af-
affection and that dread disc ase, Consumption.
anxious to make known to his felleW-suf.erers the
means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he willsend a copy of the pre-
scription used free Of charge, with the direction,
for preparing and using the same, which they vii!
MA, BRONCHITIS. &c. The only object of the
sdverusuT IN sgefEug T1v e1Psrs fS-e0 benefit
the afflicted, and spread informatina which he con
selves to be invaluable, and be hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy as it will cost them nothing, and
nay prove a blessing.
PARTIES wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
lS-Sm Williamsburg, Kings Co.. New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
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30. o0Ocopiss issue& Anew Singing Boa fnF Schssl(
and Senina1es, called Tia Day Seho0i Bell ID noB
ready. Il eOntaias a. cat two hundsrd choice souEn.
rounds, catches taets, tri0s, Q~1artetts. and chorutas.
many OF them Written expressly Tor his Eurk besides
% pages Of tie Eienonss OF Music, which are easy sad
progressive.
Among the laTge number Of beautiful pieeoa may %
found, Cucle Sans school. +" apoR't ron hear ne
children cuutnE,v "AiEg . lack u1 tho sunny side"
The little lass, , and '.LiG e Lad" tSh, III we're q
little tiEd," bird % beauty" Pretty pear tree"
~AEfit caorus p "Meet me By The running hro.k.E
&c. n is compiled BY Horace Waters, author Of Ssh
IA Z ShsOl He'll" Ms. I and 2, which have had tho
I20Tnous ale Of $50. 90 copies. P~rfces-psDer e0vers,
IS esnts so per TOO; bsand 30 coEts, $40 per 1905
cloth bound, embossed git, 20 cents. ea5 prr huu41s4.
= e9rtsa furnished A. tbe one huaared Prlses naiIN9
~ the rPtail price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
u OLC Ala

Blsnk Deeds, Mortgages Executions, Reptev;ns
IL rTisgc License. &c. &c. &c. for sale atthis OBee
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

See Bliss Bulletin.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
FAMILY
M'LAUGHL[N &SWAN.

WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE 10 THEIS
friends and the public generally, that they have jR
recei yeo a superior lot of Family Groceries, and inv
the attention Of purchasers to their stock including
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
THE HaRAgR WATERS MODERN
IMPROVED OvBRsTRrNe BAss
FULL IRON FRAME PIANOS

FULL 4AON 44A449 EAAAO0
are buut q ne sest and NEST thoT,uxhJ seasoned na-
teriais. aud Will stand AM eliusaA The tsne A. Fery
deep, round, fau, sse meIlegs fAe teaeh alasue-
Zach Pizao warranted for 9ve years. Prices n5n g1e
TEsTTE0EIk38-
ssphe Horance waters Presses are amc1s -
very best. 1-EggageiSf.
eve can speak 81 their merits fEtm p4IlqAN EloE~
edge9-Cbfstian HIeiigfacrr-
tsWaters Pianos and Hel ade0hsc 1alleEEec 0mpaFt1o8
with the finest made ans Is here. r-HODe Journal
sl9O-NEW OCTAVE PIANOS, % diaeEs
ems m8knzs, for 8loQf lu.s Wite carNGo U.s. a1ess
s225 anal $40. Secondhand Piapos ADJ Meiodsons a.
s25, SO, $50, $50, SIS, slOo, sflS, siss, efso. 49,
$3.50.
IRs ESraee bassrs AsSOie0as aad HerloEts@a
Tuned the Equal Temperament with TIE Patsnt DIVIDES
Swell. Prices from sos 70 $500. Alexander Or
gans from S2O0 10 $500.
liberal discount % C.cTgymenf churcn0s a1o
bath schools, Lodges, SemilArics, ldTe1th9rs. GE8
ACE WATERS. Agst, No. All BroEdwaT. II
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-17

SIx ROOMS In house No zS Dansorth Street. AID.
y ply to A. X. SHURTLEFF,
April l6-d1w rs Exchange st.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-17

ESQ new would be out of harmony, and tell al
'sstory which the pride Of poverty would rather
sswere concealed.
4 The Persian and Turkish system of carpet !
ling rooms is infinitely better and prettier than
&ours. The Persian carpets, especially those
Sfrom Resht, are exquisitely beautiful. Their
4colors are brighter, the designs prettier. and
sthey are far more durable than European car
Hpets. They are made in strips usually be-
Stween two and three yards long. and one
5yard In breadth, to go round the sides of Al
Groom, with square carpet, of any size pre-
4ferred. for The center. They do not REQUIRE to
4 be nailed or fitted, and sufficient number oil
them will of course carpet any room. however
large or small. They have rich and grand
appearance. too. In summer they are easily
taken up, beaten, rolled, and put carefnlly
aaside by single man servant: and in hot
weather, why should not we more generally
initiate Continental custom, by painting or|
polishing our floors? Floors painted or pol!
sned look far prettier in July sunshine thanI
7any carpets, which are then mere fusty trapsI
: TO catch dust, harbor insects, and retain badl
smells. Everything has its use and its sea-
sons. The use and season of carpets are notl
] 10 summer time. Where it is impossible toE
paint or to polish the floors of house, the /
employment of oil cloth will be found goodF
economy in summer, and far cleaner.-[AuA
the Year Round.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-17
HORsEs WANTED.

AssrsrA MT OuA ARrERM srERs OFFICE, U. s. A.
Portland Me-, March 18th, 1865.
1HORSES will be purchased on application to the
III undersigned, at No, 292s Congress street
On lrton Bock) forthe use Of the U. s. Gevernment
luntil iurther notice.
Horses for tle Cavalry service must be sound in all
par cua ars we'll broken, in 1ull he b, and In gooo
icoDdition; from fifteen (6) to sixteen (i6) hands
thigh from ii (5) to nine 81 years old, and vel
gadapted in every way to Cavalry purposes. ilI
Artillery Horses must be ofdark color, quick and
sactiye well broken and sqnare trottefe In harness
lin good flesh and condition; from six l6) to 10
ayears old. not les than fifteen and one-halfQ5
hands high, snd to weigh not less than ten hundred
.and fly (l05O) pounds
ANY number of horses will be received, and tht
shighe price paid Ia Government funds, not to ex
5ceed one hundred and sixty dollars ($l60l fol-
fCayalry and one hundred and seventy dollars (l70
or Artillery, provided they conicrm to the require
mBnts above stated, and pass the rigid inspection tc
4 (which they will be suhjected
1t is earnestly recommended that Farmers or 9th
fers having horses for SALE eseDt them to the un
sdersigaed in person, as they will obtain pettel
prce for their animals than fthey sold them to spec
uators travelling through the country without any
au hcrity, aud whose sole object Is to make money
land who have not the terest of the service a
heart Itis believed that this method will insure
&bet er remuneration to the owner, and the Govern
ment will thus be able to secure serviceabe clas
x 3ofanimals. " ..,sf
g mar29isdtf Capt. & a. Q. M, U. 8. Army.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-17
A Disloyal Judge Rebuked.

Shortly after the passage of the first taxi
bill. Judge Merrick, then OF the District Su-
preme Court, (son-in-law to vinegary and VEN
cradle Ex-Governor and would-be Governor
WickIitie of Kentucky,) wrote to complain of
the deduction of his tax from the amount of
his salary, and entered into an elaborate ar
gument to prove that Congress had no right
to diminish his salary during his incumbeney|
of the Office. About the same time Gen. Spin
ner received letter from Delaware Judge,
suggesting that there was some mistake in de-
ducting his tax, as he did not think enough
had been taken out. sees
The General sent a copy Of this letter to
Judge Merrck, simply saying that he wanted
to "let him see the difference between loyal
man and disoyal Judge; and that, while he
would not enter at all into the question wheth-
er Congress could or could not diminish his
salary during his term Of office, he begged to
suggest to Judge Merrick that Congress
might upset his id courtp
The Judge was immensely indignant, and
sent the letter to the President. The Pres-
dent referred 1t, in due course, to Secretary
Chase. The Secretary sent for the Treasurer
When the bluff, grizzly moustached old fellow
entered the office, looking for all the world
like great, good natured bulldog, Mr.. Chase
quietly handed him the letter.
swell, . said the Treasurer.
"Well," said the Secretary, you wrote It /,
eyes, but Mr.. Secretary, but--but- if I'd
known he was going to. send it to you, I'd
have mac it-a great deal worse ]"
Mr.. Chase did his best to look solemn, anc
undertook the line of paternal remonstrance
"But, General, there ought to be proper Of
fetal courtesy between the coordinate branch
es of the government"
"But said exactly what thought" per-
sisted the obdurate Treasurer. aa
Mr.. Chase still looked as solemn as he could
swell, General, all have got to say is, that,
while your letter is very pertinent on the sub
ject, am afraid that it was very impertineni
to the Jndgew
Pretty soon thereafter Judge Merrick learn
ed that there was more than he dreamed IL
the Treasurer's letter. Congress did "upse
his d-d Court" and since that day he had
had no trouble with the Treasurer about saa
ries.- Washington Cor Cincinnati Gazette