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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-18
o. j. DlMICk,
Real Estate and Land Agent.
OFFICE IN LIVERY BUILDING,
WASHINGTON street.

FOR SALE:
TWO GOOD STORES and Dwelling on Illinois
street, belonging to Cooks estate). For sale on
long tune, and at a great bargain.
TWO IMPROVED FARMS within few miles
OF the city.
TWO LARGE ELEGANT BRICK. Dwell
LINGS on Moline Avenue.
THREE OUT LOTS, from ten to thirty-six
acres each, (well adapted for gardeningl
A SPLENDID BUILDING LOT containing one
acre OF land, well situated, corner of Broadway
and Moline Avenue.
TEN DWELLING HOUSES AND LOTS in
different parts of the city for sale.
HOUSES and lots rented, taxes paid, money
loaned on real estate, or anything pertaining In
the real estate business.
Enquire oil O. J. DIMICK
Real Estate Agent.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-18
FARM WAGONS.

MOTWITHSTANDIN am building s
IN large number OF Pixies Peak Wagons, still
continue the business Of making
THE VERY BEST FARM WAGONS.
and would say to the farmers Of this and adoin
ing counties that 1 can supply them with any
thing they want in my line, of the best quality
and at reasonable rates. B. III. KIMBALL.
Rock Island, Jan. 20, dwtE
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steam Boilers.
FLOUR AND FEED.

NJE are now manufacturing and are pre-.
Wv pared TO deliver, on short notice, in any
part of the city, the very best quality of wheat
-four, rye -four, rye meal, corn meal, hominy
bran SC, all of which we warrant.
rs- Orders LETT at VIM. Shearer's or J. B. &
M C. Frick's grocery stores, or at the mill, will
be promptly attended to.
BlDDlSON GILMORE.
Rock Island, Dec. 90, 1864, DIFF.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-18

ALL BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL. MEE
Should Advertise ia the Argus
ALL BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN
Should Advertise in the Argus
ALL BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN
ShoRld Advertise In the Argue
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-18
w. JOHNsON,s
RESTAURANT.

WI JOHNSON has the honor of an
wv nouncing to the people of Rick Island that
he has opened
Restaurant, Dining and Ice Cream Saloon
ISLAND CITY HOTEL BLOCK,
Where he trusts that satisfaction will be given
2 all who favor him with q call.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-18

The following story is told by one who says he
was an eyewitness t. the affair
just bei.re the capture of Savannah, Gen.
Logan, with two or three of his staff, entered
the depot at Chicago, one fine morning to take
the cars east, on his way to rejoin his command.
The general being short distance in advance of
the others, stepped upon the platform of car,
and about to enter it, but was stopped by an
Irishman with:
"Ye'll not be going in there"
"Why not, sir 2" asked the genera.
because them's a leddies caer, and no gintle
man III be goin' in there widout a Teddy. There's
safe in that caer over there, eff yees want it,
at the same time pointing toward it.
"Yes," replied the general, 81 see there is one
seat, but what shall do with my staff ?"
''0h bother yer staff ~ was the petulant reply
$50 you and take the safe, and stick yer staff out
of the windy"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-18

A DIME FOR A KIss.-A traveller, near the close
of a weary days drive, over lonely and muddy
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-18

TIE ARGUS WORKS CHEAP,
THE ARGUS WORKS CHEAP,
For Pay in Advance
For Pay In Advance
For Pay In Advances
For Pay In Advanss
For Pay IN Advsass
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-18
STEAM BOILER MANDATORY.

THE subscribers have formed q CO partner
L ship under the style and firm of othick s.
Schilhnger, and have taken the Boiler Shop near
Buford's Foundry, where they will carry on the
business of manufacturing
steam Boilers.
They will do all kinds of shee, Iron Work,
Steamboat Work and Blacksmithing, to order.
From their long experience in the manufacture
of Boilers and Sheet Iron Work, they feel that
they can give satisfaction to all who favor them
with their patronage.
JAMES OTHICK,
CHRIS SCHILLINGER.
Rock Island, March 4, dw6m.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-12-16
THE INDEPENDENT:
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. IN
0SkaI0osa. Jefferson County, Kansas.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Single cory one year. in advance 900
Ten copies one year % one address Is 90
Twenty 25Qn
Fifty +" !" sOOo
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FREIGHTS.

By this route Frei.hts Of all descriptions can
be forwarded TO anS from Philadelphia, New
York. Boston or Baltimore, 10 and fsom any
point on the Railroads .. Chic, AeHiaShy. Iad,-
ara. Illinois, Wisconsin,, IcN or Nissoari, TX
RAIL ROAD DIRECT.
The Pcnn'a Contra. Railroad aiso ciuacc.s Il
nit;s'urg v Ih steaulers, by which Gs4ais can be
forwarded To any poit al lhe Ohio. Mississippi.
Missouri. kaHsas, al .; her western lvcTs; and
Il Cleveland; Sandusky and Cliicego with Stea-
meTs 10 all Ports On the North. w stern Lakes
Merchants end siipp r. entrustlng the trans
p0T.atioa Of tteir freight % this Company, can
rely with confidsnce on is .Pcedy transit.
The Rates OF Freight Ia and from
ans peiui in the Wos. hy the Pa Central r. r.,
are n all times as FAVORABLE as arc charged By
other EaiiFoal Campanics.
5-se particular % mars packagss VIA FASS'A
CEgTRsL K. T.
Fer FFeirhi Contracts q Shipping Dirte,i0rrv.
amply te or DIRE 5 eilisg o! tie following Agents
ef The Company:
:. B. KINGSTON, r.. Freight Sgsni Phiiaja.
u. A. STEWART, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
CLAREg & CO., Transfer Agents. Pittsburgh
H. ", Brown ( Co. Cincimnati. Ohio.
MoEEHEAD * Co, Louisville, ky.
4. F. SASS. st Louis. Missouri
CLArKE & Co. CHICAGO, III
X. c. Medium, General travelling Agent fer
The South and West.
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SOWING LITTLE SEEDS.

Little Bessie had got present o
new book. and she eagerly open
ed il to look at the first picture. /
was the picture OF boy sitting by
the side of stream, and THROWN.
seeds into the water.
81 wonder what this picture i
about said she; swhy does the boy
throw seeds into the walel.?'
-, | know said her brother Ed.
ward, who had been looking at the
book; he is sowing the seeds OF wa.
ter-lilies.'
Bat how sinai! the seeds LOOK.
said Bessie. 1T seems strange t. al
such large plants should grow from
such little things
you are sowing just such tiny
seeds every day, Bessie, and they
will come up large, strong plants
after a WHILE said her father.
%. no, father, | have not planted
any seeds for IA long while
Il have seen my daughter SOW "a
number Of seeds today
Bes lie looked puzzled, and her ia
Their smiled and said, Yes, | have
watched You planting flowers, and
weeds, 10 day.
Now | know that you are joking
for would not plant ugly weeds
Il shall tell you what mean
When you laid aside that interesting
book ard attended 10 what YOU
mother wished done, you WEI SOW
ing seeds Of kindness and love-.
When you broke The dish THAI you
knew your mother valued, and came
Instantly aud told her, You were
sowing seeds ofrruth. When you
took the cup OF cold water to the
poor woman at the gate, you wefe
sowing the seeds OF mercy. These
are ali beautiful flowers, Bessie.
But hope my little girl has been
planting the great tree OF love To
tod, and that she will tend anu
watc.i If, until its branches reacl.
the sk.c,. and meet before his
throne.
Ani liz weeds, fathelr
'Waen sou were impatient with
iaoy, You ss,wed the seeds Of ~
temper. When you spoke Grossly
to itobe'i. yo. planted anger
Wien You waited something after
your sno,!ser called YOU, you sowed
and seliishness. These
are all noxious weeds. Pail them
up. Do no, let them grow in your
,arden.-Chlidren's Friend.
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BROWN &BRO.

Have removed their Drug Store to
the corner Of Shawnee 4 9Th sis.. oppo-
sic the Mansion House, Leavenwor,h.
and have on hasd full supply Of Med
iclnes. Fine Perfumery, Brushes Of all
kinfs. and every thing pertaining to the
Drug trade. ls9-tf
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y Is q @ 8 Y IL .

To the fro new yearly subscribers up to one
ns 81 XVI EpP Ps s MaSy, wi pssssTP as
iogsE TaiEs RiyAf,. de.p,y interesting sory
u The early settlement Of OiSo-a work which,
at this junc,ure. will pove more than ordinarily
attractive in Kansas II sutrs tins TINES SSRS
NOW. First come FIRST served"
AGENTS WANTED.
We want few agents 10 canvass f,r the In
TO whom we ois,r liberia, inducements
D CAIL So0x!
INV. ROBERTS, Proprietor.
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AU'tls' s department.
~w GAME. s
RIDE AID sEEF.

4 handkerchief or some other TIL
fle, is concealed b. one player, and
the rest attempt TO find it; the dis
cvverer takes the next turn 10 hide
the article. Il is a custom. in this
game for Tie one who hid the arti-
Gle TO encourage those who approach
il, By telling them that they burn,
and 10 warn them Of theis departure
from it by saying they freeze.
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THE STOLEN CHlcKENs.

That black hen is a regular. hid
napper. She has been stupidity sell
ting for weeks on an empty nest
and finally given up ever hatchisg
the sticks and straw which compose
it. That little red hen has dozen
of cunning yellow chicks, her first
rood,and "a proud aad happy moth
CT she is. or rather was lew days
ago. What should this black hen
do, but crowd herself right into the
midst oi this pleasan, domestic circle,
and then begin to scratch crumbs
and call the chickens as much like
their own mother as possible. The
silly littleH hings knew no tetter, SO
they followed her off TO the srea,
distress OF their mother. Mrs. Ebo-
ny did not take SC good care of them
as she, that was plain, for every few
moments some little fuzzy lamp wo'd
get lost behind a clover tut, OF sonie
mountainous ant hill, perhaps len
feet from The chicken house, and
then such an cutlery; you would o.
~ wonder how so much noise could
come from such little threat. The
black hen never thinks OF peiiing
anl calling tine frightened chicS.
and that is what they get for stray
ing Off with strangers. The red hen
keeps as near as possible 10 her little
ones, bu, her duties often take her
in an opposite direction. and the
other seems determined 10 take the
runaways as far from their natural
protector as possible. Well, after
all, it-is not SO great matter, as the
red hen has SO large flock 10 scratch
for, il may be we'll enough TO have
some one to help her. And then.
you know, after a few weeks the old
hens viii leave them 10 pick up
their own living, and care no more
: for them than for any other hens
chickens. That is a kindly 'provis-
ion of the Creator for the comfort
of all his irrational creatures. How
ever strong the mothers love may
be while the Soung need care aad
protection, yet it entirely ceases
when they are able 10 care for
themselves. Are you not glad YOU
are a child instead of a.bird! Now,
your mother will love. and cherish
You as long as her life lasts.-Pres-
byterian.
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DR.. T. B. TALBGTS
'agodica:od Concentrated
Pineapple Cider.

Ths proprietor hes known tor = long linre th'
very beueicia resalts a,isi from the Of this
liable r, nie5y. and hils been induced 20 place
it before the pn'ic ,or til hnneii Of suicr nc hu-
naaity. II viii increase the strength. give Wig
or aRl nc lon tp Tie system, and regala;e cieos-
ton Taken internally Tor pains OF all kind,
seothiag and que'inc effect i astonishing.
Or. Wilcox, an eminent physiclan, employed
il vita n ~, success in treating Fcvers, Dyspep
Nervous Ahtciiors. Weakness. Diseases Of the
Heart Stolnsca aAd Bowels Delicate Females
vii find it excellent remedy ioT oil their de-
prees,r g ailaents. ltHever fails TO relieve New
Gus Freners, WakefulaesS. etc Ladies have
used his ;lcle with grit succcsS 10 heigh;ea
Their color and beauty. |; iIlpsris cheer a!nes-
10 the spesiion, bEiiliancy to the comp!exion.
To irar eers i Of inestimable value where The
water j likely 20 vary in quality and tendency.
Persons il any part of the country may adept
II with the utmost confidence rs timely, eiiIea-
ci0us restorative.
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THE NOAPiRElL WASHING MACHINE.
o. TEE rs o
NONPAREIL
W ASHING
MACHINE.

rI,iIlS il tie only machine in exist nee which
i confines oil the requisites Ola perieci washer.
II Is a scurEzINo MACHINE, operated 10y abnl
ance wheel aud crank tgeared r. run 5res tsrns
Of The eTa.k 10 me tefa II tie iaad,i strongly
made, simple aud easy in lis operation, ami not
Liable b. get ont OF order. Il, is constructed on
strictly nlschanical p,incp pies, aud .olely with
view to utility and durability.
During the time the Nanpareil has been in use.
since April, 1861, il has steadily grown ia public
favor: ard hes demonstrated thsi Two.THiEps
THE LABOR AMP TIMs required in washing by
hand, ard III TIN WEAR and TEA. a. garments
ARE SAVED By IT'S usl. A firi - boy cta work
il; and il uisy he gglIgp oy 10 CLEANSE CLOTH
ISG TnoRoceHLy WITHOUT ASSISTANCE FROM
HAND RUBBING.
a liberal di,c5un, allowed 10 dealess.
Send Tor free descriptive Circular "a
OAKLEY & HEATING,
lsi Water Street, New York City
255 3m
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!. PENNSYLVANIA *
8 CENTR RAJ e
n Gs
y EgaiI .soad. e.
DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE FROM
Pittsburgh to philadelphia!


ER0N all portions al the Wet North. " 81
L. and Sabth-W 81. Ills line aad its cenncc-
tons form either IN. shortest or the best route TO
Ptila5elphfa, New ! ork, Boston, Baltimore aud
Washington The Traveller may witt confidence
rely upon sure connections, high speed with per
feet safety. and every sppiance for comfort tina;
can be procured. New and elegant Passeng-
cars for day and night scrvicc,ha recently beea
added to the eq uipnent Ct tie Pa Cent? K. r.
4, lii;sl urgh, trains iron, the West rus direct
10 The UTioa Depot. where passcngcrs rre trans
fefrei to he Trains oil The i'cnn. Jcn;Fal Il r..
which leave Pit,sburg and arrive at other points
fellows:
DAY ExPREs5-Lerves Pit-barg at 2 30 A NJ.
stopping at principal stations Arrives .; Airo-
na- ~ $50 A. Il. Tyrone IL A NJ. Eelletonie
10 50 A. " Lock Haven - 80 NJ HarristnrgT
I, 10 p N BALTIMORE 5 80 P. N. New York via
ai!sniorn. 10 %. P NJ, Philadciphiat 5.95 p NJ !,
ard New York via Philadelphia ig2I N
NAH. LINE-I.eSves P;iiasuTg al $50 y ".
steps AZ Principal Stations. Leaves AliooraT
NJ ll45. A. D.: sIafrishnrnt at 90, ?. IL arriving
at PhFsdelIhia at II 20 ?. NJ, and New lorS,
II, Philadelphia. 10 q. !. ".
PIrrspURGa AND ERlE GAlL.-L'aves Tit b.
a i3a p. NJ. Stopping yearly all - tons. NJ
r,ves nj = l'pona. az 7,2J, P. Il Harrisburg %
A. N and PiilaielfA ia 81 6 80 AN.
PuLADgLPiiik EvERE, sy-Lsaves PITTSBURGH
at a25 Il .tonpii . osly y, Principal Stations,
ARRIVES at I.atr6tet 81 clio r. n. Altoona at 9.s5
P II, Harrisburg 50 \. Il Baltimore 90, ;.
". New York. via 4 ileH'own. 1900 4. M, Phila-
deipaits Gj 1. II. New York. via Phila. zoo 81.
SLEErTNG CARS run ihrc' on this train from Pitts
buie 10 Balliinore. phiia. ard VIVA llent wn
tasr LISis- Leaves Pittsburgh a, 9,S0P ~,
stepping MY a. Principal Stations, arrives at
Altoona go ". HsTTisbyT2a 1.30, 4. NJ. Bel
titnoret l2.20 P N New Yorkf via Allentown
2.45 p. NJ, p iiadelphia > 80, P. II, New Y0iki
ria Phila 5,i2 P NJ.
Breakfast. Dinner. Supper.
SDaily, al other mans Sundays excepted.
60
Tickets fr sale to Boston by Boa; or Iiail.
Boa, Tickets Coed or any Of the Sound Lines
II I -, Da,,ta
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Tickets f.r sale to Boston by Boa; or Rsil
Boa, Tickets Good on any Of the Sound Lines.
Fare to all points as Low as any Route.
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LIVE STOCK.

brewers and Farmers will find ihi. the most
advantageous route f1r Live Stock Caparious
iords. vel watsred and implied ai,h every
convenience, have heea opened on this iine md
IL connections. and every attention i paid 10
heir wlnts. vita choice 81 market - Thiiadel
phis, New York or Baltimore ani via Allen.
tow a,ha shoriesi quickest aud aaoS, diroi; route
10 New York
ENJCu LEWIS. Genl Sup'i, Altoona, Pa
l.. L. iiouPf, Genf Tirtsi AGENT. Phlnd's
H. II. HOUSTON. Gen'l Freight Agi.. Phia
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TIL Inyaanon CONSISTS 4 duplex Tor two
Elliptic Pure Refined ts,l Spring. ingeriously
Braided Pigh'Iy and Firmly TO-. ther, edge to
edge, making 'he Toughest. most II Aiale. Elas
tic and Durable Spsilg ever used They seldom
Bend 81 kUlk, Ire tie ngie spring. aHl con
5. queniiy preserve their perfect end beau,i III
shape Hoie jhsu fgice o. lsi & IS any Single
Spriag Skirt saai evor has been n can be made.
The wena,siai hsxi iti,y and great comfort
aisi i'lsa IRE 10 any Lads ~saiiHg the Dup'et
Ilplieni SaiFt vii DC expeTitn csd TaTtieu ariy
IN crowded assemblies, rss. osrrlasss, Rail
RIA eaTs, ehurch peiss orm g ~ icr premen
ade AR house drcs'. ~ the Skirt eau be folded
when in uge "a occgpy = small place a. easI y
ard ca. en.s ~ ) ~ = sisk % maslia dress
a I.sdy Ltviug ssjoyed 'hs "a asure and great
e3uyeYiy % q weeruc Ibis Skirt for single
day sii. ssvoT s.ierear willingly dispense with
is ue fcr eliliica, mi-ses sHd ycurg ladies
u sreEureg,ar 70 ~ o'hers.
The HoogsaIc c.yaf : ,Fiih 2 ply ,ieubie twisi-
81 tire q. and vii wear fwica n lsns As The sin
&c yarn cavHias 81 hir'i j. ased on all single
steel heo2 skf,s. The bottom rods OF every
SEir, are e'so double sieei,.and twice or double
cover Z % pres NJ the c7vel~ng from wearing
off the rods VI IN dragging down Fl ire, stone
steps. 8c.. &c, wlici they ire constantly srbiari
10 VIII. In use.
All are made ef lie new and elegant Corded
ihre-s anu mr. iif oe-f tlnlify II every f9r CAV
ing Ia the wssT.f The most graceful aed pert c
Shape pts ib'e.afd are uuquesiionpbiy The light
est. mo; ds,iralic Comfortable aud ecr no meal
skirt ever msdo.
WIsTs' RRtrlxY & csnY, PfopTietors Of the
Invention snG sale Mstu,aciu'oa. 81 Cham. r.,
and 70 4 81 Real, Sireets. New York.
Foe Sale isl,l lifs; class Stores ia his city,
mi ,hfoasiAsi ca United Si4,e' and Canai
Havana de- Caba, u xieo, oath Ameries, and
the West lntie-.
Inquire for tie Duplex Elliptic ior doublel
Spring Skirt. 262-Gm
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To do 10 others as we would have
them do TO US i simple justice, tho
wetancy il vast b:nevoIence. Hence
Confucius' grand maxim: 'Humani-
,ysis the eqniiy'of the heart
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Advertise in the Independent.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING

Editorial notices 20 cents per lae: Local IS
cents For announcing the names Of candidates
for oifcc. one dollar and u half each, to be paid
in advance. Yearly advertisers will be required
to pay quarterly. Transient Advertisement. must
be pail in advance. Conmnnicai:nns of a Der,
fonai character VIII be charged oue dollar per
SQUARE, to be set in ncnpare,.
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G ASH PURCHASERS /:
5000 SACKS OF FLOUR!


200 EIogs'd \. O. Sugar,
200 Bbls. Loaf, Crushed and
Powdered Sugar,
I00 BbIs. Clarified Sugar,
100 Boxes Havana Sugar;
200 BIS. :. II. & NO. MoIasses.
100 do. Plantation do
500 Bags Rio coffee,
100 Mats lara coffee;
1909 kegs assorted Nails;
500 Boxes star Candles;
100 Boxes Mould do
100 Pks. MacIserel & Herring;
80 coils Cordage;
80 Half BIS. S. c. Soda.
i03 Bxs. Babbi,t's ssalaraius:
sc do. Yeast Powders:
800 Boxes I2aisins:
400 90 AIanuf'd Tobacco;
800 do. Soap:
100 Eiaif Chests Tea:
1908 Bdis. apping Paper:
go, 600 Segars.
We have also on hand fine assortment of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-06


rant NJ the laws for Recruiting the army and ent1
the draft gave practical direction 70 the patriotic pu
pose the people 70 maintain national existence th
should afford protection and respect by means q IN
3. Patriotic ssssurss adop.sS BY the Governor q
Dsnnrtmcnt IN Sns m the ranks Of the army and faS
nshng and relief TO the SICK anu wounoed4
largely contributed 70 the national prese,va ao r.
rendered by the Governors Of Ohio. Indiana, !inos4
Iowa, Wisconsin and Michigan In the opening OF the
On the 2Ist day Of April, 1854, Governors Brough3
Morton, Yates Stone and Lewis made an oner 70 sne
President TO the following erect:-
THE HUNDRED MEN. . 4
That these States should furnish for the approaching
h MANLY sa uoops IRON unso n oo frons
Iowa. and 900 from Wisconsin; the term Of service
be one hundred days; the whole number TO be fnshe4
within twenty days; the troops to be armed equipped
and transported as other troops but bounty 70 b
paid any credit on any draft and the pending draf
TO go until the State quota filled.
After fun consideration and conference with the LIEUT.
tenant General this offer was accepted by President
end placed in the h'ld 35 e46 ofccrp and men being
: Tas troops more than inc stipulated quota OtaeI
st,fes ID. able 10 meet the con. ngency contributeO
N..Il .laciity all ,lat could le raised !
Although experience "a, SHOWN that troops raisex
fos short we're Do-a expensive and OF less valac
thau those raised of lonfef PERIOD tiese troops aiG
ln,Crant IA the snipagn They supplied gary
ds1Ha epi lic,o paat, Tor winch experienced Ioops
H0uij La rqifc1 ard these We're relieved 50 az
% i,r s,e sm.es ia the cid Ia several Instances ING
three months .looIs. tef entreay, were sent %
~ EoAt displayed ,',e .aantry III tho hardest
/. The result 81 iDa Presidential election of 1885
eScred imrpriant influence upon the war inter-
p.ed letters and dcslaChes hetacen the rebel eadeH
show Ell that tloir hopes resied greatly upon
tie Presidential election l the Uuion party preva'ledy
the rrosecnt ton Of tie anil the national authority
should he restored arpr,cd inevitable and the robaf
cause sperl,e Even the battle field tho influence
o the eject on was fet Tic overwhelming voice OF the
pcoy!e HI sderni election encouraged tho heroic
daring ~ troops ard 1isnayed those who were
fighting in hopeless cause =