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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13
THE BEAUTIFULVILLAGE OIL
taasaESiAN,

CGTUATED forty five miles East OF
y Council Bluff City on either side OF
indian Greek, in the midst OF the best ia. ming
country in The State OF Iowa; offers
RARE INDUCEMENTS
10 mechanics, and others sees ins a good heal
thy location in the great West Ii poa9ts the
best mill seat in Western Iowa, upon which Is
erected good substantial stone dam, one saw
and grist mill, together with other machinery
are new in Successful operation.
The GREAT AIR LINE RAIL ROAD,
now being constructed from New York and
philadelphIa, via: Fort Wayne to Council BlaH
city, passes within few rods Of the vllag,
Aforesaid. and line of stages, from keokuk t,
Council Bluf City, arrive and depart daily from
-his place, Some ihy to seventy five thousand
emf rants pass through Iranistan annually, on
their way To California, Utah and Oregon, ma
king ready sale for all kinds Of produce, and
arms lug employment, at good prices. for va.
-''ous kinds OF mechanics.
y Eligible locations may be had in the vii
age at reasoni bic prices
r Further Information may le had by appli-
cation to s 4. GARY Proprietor,
Irauiot2n, Cass co, Iowa
n33-tf.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13
Cheering News.

We learn. from las. week Palladium,
that the people OF BeIleview are now
about commencing to build town. We
think 1t Llgh time That something else
should be done besides blowing and gas.
ing. There has been no place West oi
the Missouri river, that IS called town
where so decidedly little improvements
have been made. but the place has
aboundrd with noise, smoke, gas, threats,
bulleyin5, and every species OF sian Ter o'
their more f)r u1lte nei 5h5ors. We do
hope tha, they will now coaclude TO aban-
don this Improbable course Of conduct
aad take hold manfully ard induStriou~ly
and build up a cvcdi able and pro>perou
city. They have pretty place for it,
that only requires the purse OF The CAPT
talist and tho hand of in lustry TO garnisI
it with the beauty of art AMI civilization
You ae right now, neig ghoor,, 90 aheaf
be Industrious; aul our word ter ii yoL
will prosper.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13
PRATsINa GoD BIZ SrEAx.-Tho bellows of

PRArsIsa Gop By SrrAx.-The bellows 81
the great .rgan in Trement Tenpis, Boston.
is worked by steam. So we Yankees srego-
to be relieved ct the work Of praising God.
We have not even to turn crank to grind
cut our praise, but invoke the aid of stcaa
power. What would Fulton say could hS
look into the Temple aud see that the serit-
able steam with which he propelled his boat
up the North River, Is employed to drive An
organ in praise Of God? Tbs timo Is not far
distant when we shaH have niaiatare organs
attached to the tea kettles, and beih tas 10
the tune of Yankee Doodle. e.--Watorhus1
Dem.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13
THE BUGI.E.
FEBRUARY. Is. '55.

To.give our friends an idea Of what We
have done towaros making known abroad
the great advantages our country pos
sesses, We copy an article written by
cotemporary, whom We doubt not has
had some experience in these matters
Instead of Sc SO per bundle for papeS.
ours cost, in the Office, 80 SO increasing
the expense more than half.
We were sorry to cut down our ex-
change list 10 onl y one hundred but it has
been and still is impossible to obtain pa
per before navi CATION opans. We shall
then again be heard from BY our old
friends.
-0nsala ala;;aaeAs-friAn1-needn.E.4sain 4saind lhe
dollar. Well take thatin putting
good cegars when we meet. We can send
him The BugIr just as well as not.
The Bugle
Up 10 the commcnccm Of the pres
ent year, this paper has maintained an
exchange liz of near 40; not far shor: Of
The sub ,cription list of some OF us 'sm,il
frt;;" but the inventive ge lus of lis in!c-
fatigable editor. j. r. Johnson, Esq
prompts him TO throw OF portion OF the
cuin bersome burden; an! !! falls 10 the
unhappy lot of some 80 of us to bid u
final alieu to The melodou "Buglc notes
L., 4. a.,
mote region in which our paper is publish
ed, VIC dare not hope. but trenble for
fear that we are not classed among the
favored few
IN the minds of some this will doubt
Jess appear diminutve act of Johnson's;
but afteA'pplyins the figures, which are
a follows, we 30 not cen>ure him
For 400 Exchanges 50 weeks, it re-
qulres 10000 sheets of paper The Bu-
Gle being published semi weekly, this
number when multiplied bv 2, makes Al
600 -heejs OF paper. Divide this by "a
The number OF sheets in a qulrr, and the
quutent in roun number will be ,733,
divide his by -. the number OF quireS IN
a buni He, an YOU will sec that it qures
- bun l,s Of paper yearly; which. at
Coun.il Bluffs, since the late advance in
the price of hat article i, worth not less
than 26 per bundle; which makes John
sons exchange cost him yearly. 1888 for
paper alone. Add y this pressman AMI
roller boys wages. say 40 cents per token
tor SAG tokens and tncy will cost 1896
Il llar. ,x.ol - -. Of th. inl, ,vaav IN / tplr
OF ma eral, snI their quota OF frewood
and doing up to be mailed. This is Ger
tainly 100 heavy tax on any press, but
perhaps compromise might DC effected
by each Of us contributing as mach as
would pay the actual expense. Let Us
see! Ii 400 cost 1896, what will each
cost? Ans About 81. Well, we viii
give our portion rather than yield ap the
Bu5,e i Pioneer, West Uuion, Iowa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13
i. DOUGHTY 4 90.
Wholesale and Ketall Dealers

IN Stable and Fancy Dry Goods, GrWerics,
! Hardware, Boots and Shoes, Queensw are,
Liquors dc, at the sign Of Cash Store, ssouih
aide Of Broadway. Council Bluffs City, Iowa; !.
Won,,i respectfully announce TO the citizens OF
his yiciutv, that they have permanently loca-
led. intending to make this their per'f anent
pace Of business. They hope, by strict integ-
rity ami close attention to business, to nlerit
reasonable share Of public favor. large,
complete. and well selected assortment OF mer-
ciisndize will be kept constantly on hand. III.
siuding every necessary and comfort required
by either citizen or emigrant Goods sold at
he lowest figures. Terms, pay down IN cash or
value
Those intending TO purchase are respectfully
invited TO examine our stock and prices before
purchasing. '1is pleasure 70 show our wares.
Remember the Cash Store formerly occupied
by s H. Riddle, Esq. Our motto: elaIni'.s,
try, then buy. G. DOUGHTY, CO
Dec ID s53-r34-H
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13

5 hereby given that the undersigned has taken
4 out tt.er' of administration upon The Is
tale oC james Gricrson. deceased and all Per
sons knowing themselves iuaebei te sail Is
ata are rcqu.ytyd TO make immedlate payment
@ the und~is isigncd aud all persons having
CLAIMS against said Estate, will present them on
the .is.t Noudav in January next. at tie office
Of lie Iouuy judge Of Potiawnitami, County
lows, with the proper vouchers. whrn and
where Will a,Iyul myself, or Attorney, and
take measures 10 make immediate payment.
JANNETrE EMERSON.
miaistratrix.
A. c. Forp. Attorney fo- Estate.
Nov lGth, lSJI. nlI-d
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13
NOTICE

The undersigned r.spec fully inform their
f.ie.ds anl customers thlt thev have taken
the remainder f their stock aud opnaed in
the store house f WIN. Clancy; i ror-
tion II ngr s;"c> teif@ consume by the
late fire. throws he remainder OF our stock
iii a broIsn o di.jou, atd sc are de,ermiu-
cd 10 reduce whst We have on hard a low
a. possible BY next sprig 2 and will sell at
Il ua low prices tor cash, We are sell
irc exclusively for cash an none on credit.
We ara also closing up our books and ac-
connts astast aslo,,ble.
TOuTLE & JACKSON
Dec. 3th. IS5t.--n2O-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13

OF The lovers OF amusement, socialiiy
and good thi' gs generally. will not fail
10 attend the ladies' SUPP or. on Friday
evening next. Their sni.es aud pk -,
snt faoss alors srs worth the price d
tickets. See r0tiss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13

The government OF Paraguay lately or.
dcred all citizens of the Unired States TO
leave Paraguay, except Mr. Hopkins, our
late consul. who wss to be detained
until he should resign all claims and pre-.
tensions 10 certain lands which he had
bought Of that government, and Of which
he must be held The legitimate owner.
Win this condition Mr.. Hopkins refused
to comply and applied to the eonmander
of the u S, steamer Water Witch tojnter.
pose his services. The steamer took up
position, with her guns double shotted.
sud bearing in the aircction of the presi-
Dental palace, and threatened to bonn.
bard the town 81 Assumcien il any
American sA.uld be molestsd while cm
barking. The Psraguayans.s dreadful!y
frightened, kept entirely clear of their
own streets durinxi ihe time, and sons-
thing farther happened. A decres has
since been issued. closing the river Para
quay against foreign vessels of war Of I'll
nations.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13

or The Post Office at Traders Point
has been discontinued. Mail matter ad-
dressed to that place has been ordered
stopped here, except by special orders
otherwise from parti interested.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13

s TO SPORTSMENI!

FIy esrber is no w in receipt Of Double
II ngle Shot Guns.
e. re fne Double Guns, for deer . nd
gon 4Ag.
CUl Aliens pistols, Of all sizes.
E1 Double water proof central fine caps;
Coxe3 Ind edge caps.
ShS4 bol'et pouches. powder TASKS of all
sisese bngs, &c, also superior powder.
! h N hand and ain constantly makng
rifles sizes, both double aud single.
paue attention paid to putting up globe
and te1 pe rifles.
Gun N&ers materials for sale.
G COVE.
N. much has been said through the
Europa Jonrnals about the extraordinary
range y ecuracy of rifles used IN the French
army 9hought by 10 be- far superior to
airy md tie UniieJ States. To persons
hahinG Scws aud wanting rifles for lon
ger ri beg leave TO say that am redy
10 fsxJ pn with rifles equal in power and
ae4f1 les made in any country. lfthere
- = king minds. wish them TO come
fasV convinced by practical demon
CnnparH ktnff, Sent I0th t5I aUJl If,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13

SNOW & TURKEY.

A ction ard ommission Merchants.
Ts dEY will attend to any business en-
4 srusted to them with prompmess anl
s~natch Consiguments solicited. Liberal
ssh ~I7ancemcnts made on consignmenis.-
Sales l>ndcd TO in town or country, or any
.al of ne State. Also, VIII attend 10 baying.
.3lAng, .ad leIcing real estate. paying taxes,
-s'llcti :, r",.t> collecting and remitting money.
.-ca.in! jaud warrants. &c. The public are inr
ate u give IS q caH aS We Intend 10 DO the fJ-
tAiag Terms easy; Office 1T our store OF Broail
way 1t he sign If head quarters Variety o.
soods IN hama to seH, cheap, wholesale or retail.
H.>sHALL TuaLEY-Attnrncy at Law.
q I. S$ow-AuctioneVr
REFFERENCEs
YrI. f. Johnson, BluG City, Iowa
N,s5rs NcNahon & Williams, " d"
doctor Honn. i"
Nersrs l. wis s. Adams. Springfield, III.
jan. -. Isl no43YI
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13

Last week man from Glsnvoods wss
|staI bel in TT sic . by = Mr.. Hansoek, ef
this p dee. T,a w,und e. rot csnHdsfod
dan, Sss. NJ. i = ha, ,tsn holt 8c< bSlE,
b Il . son u tl.on
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13

NEBRASKA

is OPEN FOR SETTLEMENT.
EsOW is the ,ime for selecting good
"a claims, town sites, and mill prIvlI-
i.es. Let every man get horse and make
haste j. Lewis cau furnish YOU, or any
good citiz S, strangers emf grants any amount
Of Said Is, Harness. Brides, Hliters, ana in
fact .uythils iu that llue of outfit. Don't for
gc't he place, South side Broadway, near Shows
auction room. His stock IS Of the first qaahty
and everything is warranted TO givo satlslac-
ton
Every variety q improved Spanish Saddles,
and at prices unprecedeutedly low.-Run aud
see. every ooay! Going gone.
}. B. LEWIS.
Council Blafs, June, 30th., le54,-uj4-tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13
CALIFORNIA Guides.

CIIIDS CALIFORNIA GUIDES, giving a
" distinct and particular description OF the
read TO CajforniaIuadc hv and from the authors
personal observation, and also copies from the
Mormon Gudc with fuji directions for an out
fiji and various other necessary instruction and
advice This is Il good, correct, aud neat arti
Gle. and may he sent by mail. free of postage
10 the purchaser, for 80 cents They may be
had at the Post Oniee,
.E.JOUNsON. Agent.
Council RIurs City5 Ian 4 lS5i-31-ts
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13

rroeSgY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
y rratices in the county and circuit
,.nu,ts Of Holt and adjoining counties
Anvil lusiness con6ded to him viii be la,.h- u.
n,I,y md promptly attended g. Once
mex. door to Messrs Nave ann f'"~O'
S'ois' nS5-tf.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13
RICHARD II. YOUNG.
Late Commissioner of the General
LAND OFFICE.

LAND OFFICE,
TFATING opened :.u Agency C.Tice III wash
] iuctou Civ w.li dpyote his attention 70 tie
J5ugurancut Of Revolutionary, luyaljd and ha.i
ay Pensions. auI Bounty l.4ai Warrants; and
10 The prosecution "f claims generally ba'ore
Congress, and the Executive Departments 81 the
G,gerument he vii! attend especially to ali
clam, a..,ctag the tales to land, contested
Isc-emPt,on cases, &c, and 20 al claims for
horses los: in The service dar;rs the late war
with Mexico back pay, extra ~, DC.
Letters addressed 10 Rcha'd ". Young,
Washington ely, post P4id, viii receive ptonp:
atten;i ioa. RICHARD NJ. OUAd.
Washington City, July /, lc5I.-lltf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13
})rofcssionol Qaros'
4. w. BABHTT,

4. w. BABMTT,
IN couSsELLoR AT Law,
= S..,o;.or IN Chancery, Salt Lake
= ',,a -. w;ll at,end to all business
entrusted to him in Utah Territory ne
pilI also attend TO business IN the supreme
Cont of the United States.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13
Joseph L. SHARP


~ TTORNEY AND CouSsrLLoFAr At Law, ~, -
"A Gil Bluffs, Iowa, viii promp'E "''en4 "' -
and agencies, collections, investing MN 5.h,,
eating aud selling hand warrants ana a'' ,I,s
brsiicss pertaining to ms Pfo'eSSiou' -
Jaaicial circuit and land dlStFlc'.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13

Ofample power and dimensions 10 clear the
track from day to day, is NOW here, ready To
commence crossing immediately at the opening
OF Spring.
This Ferry is due West OF town, and in sigh
aud travellers mp the Platte Valley will had I'M
the only direetroute.
Chayoes shall be reasonable and aniform.
"a - L. LilAA e. sPTsx.a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-02-13

5 we are determined TO reduce our stock of
~ Goods below onr usual standard, AT this
season If the year, give u a call and try u.s.
Ii will cost noting - Try what can be done
in the way Of cheap goods, for cash, at
Jan. ~, "a. VOORHIS.
StUGARS, teas Jaw nd rio coffee. ground
- pepper. spice, ginger, Seas p9wders. c. at
Jau. 10, '5I. NOOKlflS.
l. BROWNS Essence of Jamaica Ginger
l. for sale at VOORulS.
DRUNES, ia glass jars; fine article, at
/ VO0RHIS.
DAIN-KILLER; Perry Davis's killer;
/ no family should be without IL; for saIo al
Jan I9, "a. VOORHIS.
ELouR, by the sack, OF by the barre
L for sale at VOORHIS.
DUCKwHEAT FLOUR; plenty can be had
ID by c"Ilingat EOORHIs
ENGLISH Split Peas. which makes M ost ex'
IL cellent.soup, for safe at V0ORHl5.
CAGO and 'rapioca; fnenrticle for making
~ pnddings; (try them) can behad at
Jan. IS, '5I vOORHiS.
~ OLDEN SYRUP, for table use. at
III VOORHIS.
BUTTER crackers plenty ca" yoosais b nsf Il
JAN 10, '54-noi
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COUNCIL BLUFFS d NEBRASKA
FERRY.

TN view of the importance of making good
/ road 10 the river. ABOVE HlGn wATER. and the
permanent establishment of
81 I'D III FERR \,
the Council Bluffs and Nebraska Ferry Com
pany3 was organized last summer under the
general incorporation law Of the state, thereby
uniting sli,icient capital for these purposes
Aad lie company now nave the pleasure oi
announcing that The road il huit, (according te
the survey and, all of Col. Curtis } and secures
uninterrupted access TO the Ferry, aud makes II
the best and nearest landing for the River rack
els, high or low water.
And tha, their new STEAM FERRY BOAT
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Con1cH Bluff, Sept. 18th, 81 !
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''UF Tie TIE ItItgTaFH'
ssNo. That beats all. Five hundred milss
in minute! Won't it make Polly stare2'
And Mr. Slow forthwith be led his name
hy salking rapidly home, full Of the inteli-
gence vhica was to overwh-lm Polly with
surprise.
The Placer herald., 1855-12-22
ImpOrtauT Discovery.

One Of the engineers at Fawcett's foundry,
in Liverpool, has made an important dscove-
~ in the construction Of shell. The shell
Is east worry thin, and lined inside in a way
which is secret to resist the influence Of
molten iron. With molten iron the she'll ia
to be filed; and while in fluid state fred.
Each shell will contain 50lbs of iron in a
state of fusion, and where the shell falls dc.
struction extends around-ifon damp ground,
no may can lie within fifty yardy of it. The
filling Of each shell will take twenty-five
minutes; and there will be no difficulty, in
ship or trench, in preparing the molten
metal. This, it is expected, will do no moro
than Lord Dundonalds plan.
The Placer herald., 1855-12-22
a TaetOtal Mnnk1v

Dr. Guthrie relates an amusing anecdotc
Of a reasonable monkey, which we must pre-
sent: Jack, as he was called, seeing his mas
ter and some companions drinking, with
those initiative powers for which his species
is remarkable, finding half glass Of whs-
key left, took it up and drank it off 1t flew,
Of course, to his head Amid their loud
roars Of laughter, he began to skip, hop and
dance. Jack was drunk, Next day, when
they went, with the intention of repeating
the fun, to take the poor monkey from his
box, he was not to he seen. Looking inside,
there he lay crouchng in corner Come
out' said his master Afraid to disobev, he
came walking on three legs-the fore paw
that was laid on his forehead saying, as pI ain
as words could do, that he had headache
Having left him some DAYS to get well
and resume his gaiety, they at length carried
him off to the old scene of reve. On en-
tering, he eyed the glasses with manifest ter
master ordering him to drink, he bolted, and
he was on the house-top in twinkling
They called him down. He would not come
His master shook the whip at him. Jack
astride on the ridge pole, grinned defiance
A gun, Of which he was always much afraid
was pointed at this disciple of temperance
he ducked his head, and slipped over to the
back of the house; upon which, seeing his
predicament, and less afraid apparently of
the fire than the fire-water, the monkey leap
ed at bound on the chimmey-top and get
ting down into t1ue held on by his fore
paws. He would rather be singed than
drink. He triumphed, and although his mas
ter kept him for twelve years after that, he
never could persuade the monkey to taste
another drop Of whskev"
The Placer herald., 1855-12-22
Important Natural Discovery.

Mr. j. NJ, Hyde, Of Bristol, has, after
twelve years application and considerable
personal outlay, discovered process by which
the steering compass of iron ships is as cor
rect as the compass on board ships built Of
wood, The fine new iron built brig, Locomo-
tive, which was constructed at the Cumber.
land Iron Works, and the property of some
Liverpool and Bristol merchants jointly. and
which sailed on Saturday for Montreal, is
fitted with compasses constructed on the
principle alluded to, under Mr. Hyde's patent,
and during the whole period that she lay on
our quay, not the slightest practical error
was discovered in them Bristol .Keycuyv.
The Placer herald., 1855-12-22
Babies.

The newborn baby meets our curious gaze
an ugly enough specimen of "mammaia'-
the uglieSt, perhaps, which this earth pro-
duces-with tiny, red, raw, uncomfortable
face, upon which we look as vacantly as on
the map Of a country in which all names of
places are omitted For while it lies there,
a sleeping, Wheeling, greedy little animal
till one day something is seen to flicker over
the features-a flickering, perhaps, through
the bonds of sleep-a something which alone
is Insufficient to distinguish man from the
brute. 1t is the smile, that earnest of hope
beyond, which Eve carried away, even through
her tears from the garden of Eden. ana the
human legitimacy Of the infants birth is at
once declared. At this age, all but that is
uncertain; the mother sees beauty, and the
family trace likenesses; but FORM color and
expression are suspended, and even quantity
goes for nothing. A few months later, land
the scene is changed; tender colors, bud-lile,
are there, and two large, lustrous eyes, wide
open, but with a solemn, abstract attention,
seeing nothing, for the babe is not yet of
this world. No direct intelligence is yet to
be seen-no encroaching on an older age
which would be fearful sign, for the fairy
changeling Of the oIden times was known,
even before its misshapen limbs came to
view, by the look of intelligence with which
its eyes followed the nurse about the room.
And, beside the smile there is an occasional
laugh; but though direct characteristic Of
humanity, we like it not. 1t exposes tooth
less gums, and avacant gulf, and approxmates
the first and second childhood together with
distressing likeness. 1t is produced, also, by
tossing, or tickling, or some foolery unworthy
the little beings dignity; for young children
are serious creatures, and when not unduly
excited, seldom condescend to such full grown
leyity
The Placer herald., 1855-12-22
NUMBER Is,

another head to the government, or this
Lower California operation be entirely dis
avowcd by Alvarez, then the expeditfonists
will be likely to hold what they have pot
and do the best they can for themselves
while awaiting the contingencies that may
arise, and shaping them as far as they may
be able to their own advantage. In the
event Of Alvarez being deposed, and British
and French influence obtaining ascendancy,
the ultimate result Of separation of the
Northern States Of Mexico and the forma.
tion Of new republic comprising Lower
California, Sonora, chihuahua, and portions
Of New Leon, Coahuila, Durango and
Sinaloa, will be FASTENED, This plan has been
some time contemplated, and the Mexican
people Of the North, long the victims of revo.
lutions commencing in the South, are anx-
ious to be relieved from the thradom OF
political aspirants, and the burthen of sup
porting partizan officers whom they have no
part in choosing. Such republic would
have the protection of the United States.
Gotlen Era,