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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-08
To Kansas y Nebraska EmigraRtSl
PORTABLE = READY MADE HOUSES

VI Nh aHdertGNe0 ptopf,et0rS
/ Of the ST. Louis Plaiala9 ~ ~
Mil, hayag tn. .aea' eonp1.s. ~
eslabliShinent ia tAe west, for
manufacturing lumber into allsvazous forms
used oy builders. ale nov prepared 70 furnish
FRAHx HousAs complete, at very ALERT notice.
and shall hereafter keep oil hand. ready Tor ship.
me- ut, an experiment Of the descriptions We
make u one. lEo and four EooUs, 1t prices oil
xil5-$225-and $sn0
Ne have determined by strict attention and
honorable dealing 70 secure trade. which
from our central position ia the Mississippi
Valley. properly helongsto MS
We have, attached to our Mill. large ium-
Der yard; " ere We keep every desc ription o.
dressed and rough lumber, prepared for imme-
diase use. Ia our mil! we manu- fseture doors
sashes aud blinds. and frames o. all sizes and
deseii piioas, ssa.aud by steam, aud the work
mans hip al which is unsurpassed. Persons de-
siroas OF purchasing Will piease give US a call
WILLIAM WADE & CO.,
ST. Louis Missouri.
" Office no. "A. Oiiyey street, opposite Mon
oe House. aug2ov5u25-ly
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FANCY s. VARIETY
GOODS,
w OLFFE & III DOPE
No. I7s Main ST., ST. Louis.
nearly opposite the
Virginia Hotel.
HAVE received iieir FSl. stock OF V2ri T.
/ Good. kotlps.s a.3 Toys, all Of which
they import dirsel from Europe. and can sell q.
low as any Eastern Importer. They have now
III store full assortment # WOODEN Hnsery
Womens and childrcns hose, Hoods, Mits
Gloves. Mens Socks, Shirts drawers,
Comforts. Mittens, Patent Thread.
Spool Cotton. Tapes Bindings,
Shoe and STAY Laegs,
Ball Cord, Servings,
Wo>Ien arm.
BoAaei Wire,
Beads,
Ehalebons,
Knitting Cotton,
Cotton Fringe.
Gold and Qiit Jewery,
Looking Glasses. Necklaces.
Guard Vest Chains, Thimbles.
Silk Guards. Spectaeles, Accerdeons
vsoiins. Flutes, Guitar d Violin Strings
Slaiss Slate 4 Lead Peycils, Steel Pens, Holders
Envellops ,Skai es, Back CANNON boards, Chess
DOMINGO. Plaving Cards, Tapers. shaving cases
Work boxes, Fancy paper, Glass boxes, Snutfers.
Brass Japanned Candlesticks. Trays, " alters
Cork Spittoons, English d German Gum
Pistols. Rifles, Revolyers. Powder Flasks
Shos belts. English French i German Percussion
Caps, German Silver d Silver Pencil Gases
HAIR Pips, Spurs, Spoons, Pocket Table
Cutlery, Raxors, Homes and Strops, Ivory, Horn
Shell Combs, Buttons. Suspayders, Mugs,
Bohemian Glass Vases, Smelling Bottles. Pins,
Needles, Knitting Pins. parrers, Hooks 4 Eyes.
Wax, Matches, Purses, Portemonaies, Pocket
Books. Hair, Cloth. Tooth, Nail. Shaving. Shoe
Honse, Paint Whitewssh d Scrubbing Brushes
Cotton 4 Linen Twine, UAalk Lines, Fish Lines
/ Hosks, Cologne Atsr. Essences, Hair Oils
Fancy Soaps. t,rer .acksrs, Tarpedos, Rockeu
Fire " nrks, Toys, Dolls, Rat,les, Marbles, &c
Merchants viii 6nd it 70 their interest to ex-
ami,e our stuck before m akips their purchases
as We airport all our foreign goods. direct from
the Asrnfscturegs, thus saving the profit of ths
Eas,era Importer, and being thereby enabled Ia
offer goods as low As any New York Importer
ii Louis, Oct lUsiS52-nA5-tf
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4 PRIVATE SALEI

TyHE ISsniStsu HOUSE, irxnissau, Cxss cou .
~. y hell II private saIe. aud will be cold
nj a gain. This il the beat isvstn stand in
wesssru town, ssnd for business tasiaisiss, csn-
not b surpassed hy.sny location In the west
Fsv 6issAsr psrGsssiarS. enquiry W. G Cod.
ss shs ssU.ffs&S E W.. &. CROFT T. Co.
aissst1lnns os& -: sAs.- a. n2A,f :
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THE MAMMOTH SADDLE!

b a' ssa s' ss.a~ ..s h Ia:
REARED ia from, Of his shop, Big Saddle. that
threws into the shade entirety, oil the curioai
lies Of the woEid resouued Baruam.
Besides the great curiosity OF sbr vSEE SHOW
Lewis is prepared 10 furnish the shortest
asiice. II lttle lower than the lowest prices,
any article in his line ~ business. or DO ali kinds
OF repairing fer his neighboss, just f.r The priv
ilege of living among them IN this n.o>s beau
nfl, charm..ag aud fertile of countries.
II YOU want fine job. colnmqn Job. or an y
alma OF ajob at all. don, forget the BIZ Saddle
aur the little mxu thai works behind it.
jan. Let, IS. tt
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-08

rR. WALTER -. - w.
WALTER Il BONN,
WHOLESALE Confectioneis, Nos. 81 & 10
Market Street, between Main aud "a. Saint
Louis, Mo. ConstAnuy on hand. large and
fresh assortment OF I'll Ainds OF fancy candies,
which fur cheapness. quality and variety can
not he surpassed by any other establishment
In the vest. fv5nely
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II. CRlTTENDEN.

II. CNITT&NUENs /
MO. Us, Main Street. I'D door eela! 40
IN stats Raak. u. Louis, No, WHOLESALE
dealer in psper. boeka and stationary. nlaAk
b.oks of sllkinds. printing, writing 4 wrap
ping paper Of Ill siSu and descriptions, and
all Kinda Of school books in use In the wsst
Prices low. vonoAy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-08

ou, viii fnd very large stock of staple
l. and fancy dry goods, a, the cash store o:
g. DOUGHTY ACa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-08

H,ilo;oey's Pills are tho best remedy knopn in
the World tor the toIIoUing Diseases:
Asthma Diarrhora indigo stion.
BeweicomplsiHts Dropsy Indueusa
Coughs Debility Inward weak.
Colds tsver i Ague ness
Chest Diseases Female COIN Liver Co IN.
Costiveness plants plants
Lovn'ss of spirits Dyspepsis Headaches
Stone and Gravel Piles Secondary
Venerated Aztec Worms Of all symptoms
ton ~kinus
sssSold at the Manufactures Of Professor
Holloway, so Maiden aLsps. New York, and
Q4i Strand. London, aud " ssA renpectabis
Druggists aud Dealers Of Medicines throughout
the United States and ciyilissd " Drld, ~ boxes
1t Is &c So sW9x 8snAp. ssd 81 sanh.'
K Theirs il considsrsbls saving by TAX
inK .he larger si4es. as.vm
in svsgy disoi der are affis ed to each k6x.
llet 4 ~
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LET US REASON TocE1 HER
WHY ARE WE SICK 7

WHY ARE WE SICK?
TT has been the lot Of the human race to h
L weighed dow u by disease and sufforiBr.-
Hoilowsy's Pills are specially adapted 10 tn
relief OF ths WEAK. the SEav oUss the DELICATE
and the IN TixA. Of xii chimes, ages. SEXES. and
constitutions. Professor Holloway personally
superinteads the manufacture of his nieaieiues
in the United States, and offers them to q free
sud enlightened people. as the best remedy The
world ever saw for the removal o. disease.
These Pals Purify the Blood.
Thsss famous Pills are expressly combined
to operate on the stomach, the liver the kidneys
the lungs. the skin, and the bowels, correcting
any arrangement in their functions, purifying
the blood, the very fountajG Of life, and th US
curi,g disease in all its forms.
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
Nearly half the human ace have taken these
Pills. It has been proved Ia all parts VI the
world, that nothing has hcen found equal TO
Them in cases of disorder Of the liver, dyspepsia
and stomach complaints generally. THY soon
give healthy tone to these organs. however,
much dersnged, and when ell other means have
failed.
General Debility. III Health.
Many Of the most daSpotIc Governments
hsve opened their custom HOUSES to the IN tro.
dsction Of these Pills, that they may become
the medicine of the masses. Learned colleges
admit that this medicine IL the best remedy
ever known for persons of delicate health, OF
where The systeni has been impaired, Is its In
MIGRATING properties never ~ t. adosd relief.
Female Con ptQanes.
No Female. younx " elAs .hes'd - With
out this celebrated medicine. II correets and
requisites the monthly courses at all periodic
sc.ing in many cases like a charm II is also
tha best and safest n,edicins that can be givsa
to children Of oil ages, aud to, any Gu plant;
consequently no family should be without it.
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c H Ar LES TU EMIL Z K,
MATCHMAKER b JEWElER,
~ e IAiDR RE-. lW ~ HI ANCsY,S S'rnR

COUNCIL BLuEr urY, IOWA.
Invites the attention OF the ladies and
gentlemen TO his ASSIGNMENT OF Jewclrv and
Fancy goods,-consistifg of Gold and Silver
Matches, Lockets, Earrings, Breast, ins, FIN
gerrings Chains pencils aud Pins &c. yio-
3jas Accordions Flatinas and Flutes; also
On assortment of Toys. &c.
All of which Will be sold at the lowest
process; every article warranted 10 be as re-
commended,
The greatest attention will be pale TO the
repairing of Watches and Jewelry ali work
warranted declr'S4
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TAXE PARTICULAR FOTICE.
IRON, IRON II,

ONE ton Of bar aud band sson for sale. at q
~ figure below market pr,se. also. few sell
.damaged Buggy Springs, sgei,-ap.
wSn26tf W ID. JOHNSON.
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4E6IG<I..
-.z-4ksw. ,Rsissie,sl No Ps,sss
RAo0Ev FEWER 4 A0uE CURE.
OR ASrIDOrE TO kALIRlA.
Soa x1H issysxTIps AND cuss or
Fever and Ages, or Chill Fever; Dumb Asas,
and other IptArpistsnt and Remittsat Fee
yer. also Of Rillioss Fsvers. accom-
panied hy Typhoid Symptoms;
1ypAA,d Fever, yellow Fever
Ship NJ Jaii Fever, Con.
er.l Debility. Night
Sweais, aud sll
Other fortns
of disease which have u common origis In
Malaria or 1liaSna.
This subtle atmospheric poison, which at
certain seasots - unavoidably inhaled at every
breath, is the same character wherever 1t exists
north, south. east or west, and will every where
yield TO this newly discovered ANTiDOTE.
| which peutraises the poison, com pletely puri-
Ties the system, and thus entirely rem ewes all
the cause Of disease. 81
The proprietor distinctly clsims these extra
ordinary rssnlss Ssop It's use
II will protect say resident or traveller, even
in the most sickiy or swampy localities ffom
any aEue or bilious disease Whatever, or ar,
injury from constantly nhaling Malaria or Mi
asmA.
II will INSTANTLY check the sgue in persons
who have Suffered for any lens tn Of time, fros,
ONE DAY TO TWENTY YEARS, that they need
never have AHoTHKa CHILL, by continuing IL
use according % diseesiana. *f' sfv'
1t will Immediately relieve ail the distressinx
results of bilious or ague diseases, sueh a. gsu-
| eral debility. night sveats, etc. The patient
| at once begins to reaover appetite and strength
and continues until a permanent and radical
cure is effected. And proof that it is also
WORTHY OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE.
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CASADY q 91oT Anse stup9 1eceived .
~ 49, supply - IAaA WsssaRas. md 80
uxw ooiG prslaS<d n ssbs erss. eateriss.
Coamil kiulh. may 81, IS. = v6nl04
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-07
HON. MR.. MILLER.

1t win be by the following which copy from the
ST. Louis Republican of the goth ultimo that Hon. Mr.
Miller who has been detained home for months
BY severe ndsposition expects 20 reach Washington by
the last of this months
We had paragraph in this paper yesterday regard
to the health of Hon. Mr. Miller 1t founded infor
nation in letter from Boonvle Lexington, and da
ted the 18TH Since then have with brother
Of Mr. Miller who has letters from him of later date and
be that Mr. hers health is much better and that he
will be able reach Washington by the last of month
1t not deemed prudent to travel such distance and in
very dsageesbe OF the year. and hence the delay
proceeding to Warrington We grated to hear Of his
probable restoration to good health"
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slight and miserable causes for quarrel appear dispute
about the construction Of treaty regarding that interest
ing savage the KING OF Mosquito dispute about
wrelehed sandbanks lying of Belize and dispute about
the attempt 10 enlist troops for the Crmea The first
are quite insignificant We might well go TO about
the sovereignty OF Eelpe island We may be right or
may &c wrong In our interpretation the Americans think
wrong There Is much TO be said on both sides
and We all know that when private persons disagree about
TITLES courteous and conciaory tone the
cause Of quarrel about The third oins attempt 10 enlist
ia ne republican, teyrtoryws uRguesiona6lg ia he
Tyong 10 neither case Is our honor engaged ia neither
case does any principle which ought TO he maintained
stand behind the formal terms Of the
presenting true ground OF quarrel in the Russian war;
which the genius Of the nation can seize and accept
"Onr statesmen mght--and must--hnd in the resources
OF diplomacy means OF satisfying all interests without
an inshe appeal 20 tho sword Where we are clearly
wrong We should at and fully admit error making
whatever PREPARATION Is fairly due Ii is said the Washing
ton cabinet requires the withdrawal Of Mr. Champion.
Surely this extreme revolutionary request Personal
appropriately has always been considered sufficient
son Tor requiring The Withdrawal OF ambassador We
could give hundred instances la which sovereign powers
have exercised this right Under such with
drawa does not imply censure merely implies that the
personal relations of the ruler and the minister have be-
come such TO impede the transaction of public business
We were wrong in attempting to recruit within the Union
Mr. CHAMPION was the instrument Of the wrong He has
thereby rendered himself object of suspicion Wash
ingoD His withdrawal therefore at the request of the
American cabinet would be In accordance with usage and
would be sure pledge Of the sincerity of our acknowledge
ment OF the original error Strong nations afford TO
be graceful in THAR concessions
The other points less clear Yet If proper spirit
OF Cancellation presdes at the discussion, have
TO fear permanent disagreement We have right 10
expect that dpomatists and public writer's will APP
proach the discussion in pacific mood Above all things
we deprecate menacing tone. We cannot read without
Indignation the elaborate display of naval and mill
tary which of journals have thought prop
TO make Every Engshman feels that he would not be
put down by such parade and must not forget that
our descendants in America just naughty
selves They have blood passions acute
of personal honor Against ourselves the threat Of force
is the argument that is sure under all circumstances
to fail Nor will the Americans be cowed by menace OF
the Baltic fleet We must argue point il no fleets
in existence and take stand the ground of his
tory and reason
We repeat the foregoing is in the best possible temper
and If emuated by the dplomatsts Of the two govern
ments the difficulties, however apparently grave would
soon be amicaby adjusted.
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THE PULPIT AND sHARPE,s RIFLES.

The Rev. Theodore Parker (says the Boston Post has
been ecturing at Rochester, New York In CHANGING
Kansas affairs he dwe at length upon the virtues
Shapes rifles which he thought hebes argument thai could
Be a.ed to keep slavery out of the Territory and freedom
What ferociou saint this reverend gentleman is When
the Burns riot here exciting the community this valiant
apostle slept with blundebusse under his bed and swords
hanging around iipdeed should be surprised if
his mattress were stuffed with Colts revolyers Yet we
consider him arant coward ensconced himself
behind pulpit TO libel and backyard far before
him in every quality honorable to human character as the
sun is above the earthindeed better than mouhing
poltrcon, who without intrinsic merit sufficient to excite
admiration seeks notoriet through that extreme conduct
which arrests attention by its shameless outrage of the rules
Of common justice and common decency
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LOCAL N r. w 81.

THr CAPrroL rxrrsaoN.--For the benefit OF our lady
readers make for the following extract from sleter
published In the Alexandria Gazette. The letter written
by Thomas u Walter esq., the architect of the Capitol
tension and the accommodations Of which he speaks viii
doubt be fully appreciated by the ladies;
Tbe ladies have spacious and elegant receiving room,
and private approached only through the receiving
room IN esoh wing. Inc private room wl DC n.'ed up
the pipes which already laid There viii be private
into the galleries from the receiving room 80 that
Everything has been done for the comfort and convenience
lady visitors 20 the Capitol that human ingenuity could
gest All the will be warmed by hotwater furnaces
we'll ventilated by artificial and brilliantly lighted
with gas"
II will be By advertising columns that the ces
bs.d Mr. Dsmper compliance with the wishes Of the
musical world Of Washington has consented to give second
ballad In this city. The concert viii be given
Monday evening at Csruss Saloon number Of bis best
songs appear the programme.
Among tho guests at wizards hotel Il Capt Duncan II.
Iugrsbam, Of the United States navy.
The police hsve succeeded breaking mp another policy
establishment in this city The 'ln.tituon located
street, between Ilth and 18th streets.
NArrox.L THrArnr--M Maggie Mitchell made her first
appearance before Washington audience Wednesday
evening last. Her triumph complete and overwheu-
ing. She has all the fun grace, vvacty, and bevchng
pquncy OF Agnes Robersonqute attractive in person
universal svorte-snd with far yscsl power
Her nimtsbe performances eocd hearty and entbu
sa,c applause heard within the walls Of the
National She appears tonight in two pieces admirably
adapted for the display Of her peculiar powers She will be
greeted doubt By overlooking house OF enthusiastic
admirers.
Tur PoTomac.-Ths Alexandria Gazette thus announces
the resumption OF navigation;
"Afer sbockade OF about two monthssn almost unprece
dented the river haso far cleared
that vessels arrive at and depart from, -hsrre
Ipapt atfppu hoa IN have heen
the Potomac envened by the sails Of vessels
and hear W shores reoundng with the merry voices Of the
wstermen. The change from the dull monotopy Of frozen
river is pleasant enough"
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United states Patent Once.
Washington, March 8, 1855

m the petition of Msmaduke Osborne OF New York praying
for the extension Of patent granted him 9Th
Improvement In ''feng kc,
years Of said PATENT which
on 2eth day al May, 1856
Il ordered mat the said petition be heard II the Patent once
Monday, l1th OF May ~ O'Clock and all
appear why
said petition ought be granted
Persona opposing required 6e Patent
Once their objections specially forth In wruas al least twenty
hearing filed by either
TO be hearing
with Of the ONCE which will be furnished
application.
The testimony in the will be closed the ID Of May
dspostions papers relied amony,
before the morning
mrnts, n any, within days thereafter
Ordered aso published in the Union, Inei-
renoe and Evening STAR Washington D. c. Republican, Bsu
Arsus Philadelphia, Book
Boston, week for three
previou. the l2h Of May neIt, the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
PsEdto Of the above papers will plcnse copy and send their
bills the Patent oics with containing this notice.
Mar 7-sw3w
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Whole ueks. $40; Halves osarers " 5, Eshths " NO.
APPROPRIATIONS PRIZES.
The two preceding succeeding numbers 70 nose
drawing psses 30 entitled % The coo apr na
If ticket No. i25o draws the ~ xso
1e ,lose tickets numbered 0ss as0 ISL and iaSa win
$780, and according to the above SCIENCE
PLAN or TIE LOTTERY, ~se.4.y-
1900 tickets numbered ION to
10000. full prices and so
In all, 900 prizes !. . -. -
600 corresponding with The nossIs ora
slips Of oed ny ana en-
circed with small tbes and placed In glass wheel
different xoO fall pEes similarly printed ana
wheel Amer revolving Inc wheel
NUMBER, and al the same time
prize from the other wheel by bows who are sdfolaea
The prize opened ana exhDu 70
the and registered BY the commsoasr. me p.s D
agans This operation repeated unu.
The drawing then printed ana @ar
comparison, the commissioner csrtnes 70 ~ cosfscsnsS~
SPECIAL NOTICE.
satisfied numbers VIII Draw the men
lottery I'll tho low numbers 10 inc
scheme 00 benefit Of our own
application Office bsn any number
desire In this extraordinary lottery
II you th~m address line 10
EGERTON 4 BROTH 81,
Regular licensed axsnts, Boz i0s Baltimore Posi- ohes,
call their Office Exchange Place and South sdse
Mar 4-2aw3wckd sM-
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nEsoLurloNs IN ILLINols.

The democrats Of Crawford county Illinois met in con-
ysntion few days ago and appointed Ex-Governor
French H. Alexander aud Isaac wilkins delegates 10 the
State convention Among other capital resolutions adopt
cd We ind the following which heartily commend 10
our readers;
Rs.olssd That VIC hold the Territories the
property the whole Union and that individuals from any
part Of the Union emgrats thereto with their property
Of al descriptions and there hold IT, subject only TO the de-
ssions the that ia favor Of the
measures 1862 including the fugityesye law, and the
acts establishing Territories VI Kansas and Nebraska in
1854.
ResOlesd That we view the republican party in the
North being wrong principle and in practice
their doctrines and teachings founded upon abstract
ssusss false sympathy for the condition OF the slave OF
which Ia thousand OF them know thing about
that their incessan meddlng with the institutions and inter
Of the people OF the south mot only unneghboy I'M
wise and foolish bat Is fast tending destroy that harmony
and good feeling that essential TO the maintenance OF
this Onion.
Resolved, That of all the aroes performed by poll
tcians and legislators under all the circumstances and ae
knowedged opinions Of the two principal actors TIA. enact
ed the House Representatives the "a OF February,
1856 BY Giddings Ohio who administered the oath To
the United States to Banks Of
Massachusetts is the complete, the most nonsensica
and to all lovers Of the Union, the most buniliatng
THE ENLISTMENT AFFAIR IN PARLIAMENT.
The London Press OF the 10th u which has the reputa
ZION Of being the organ of Disrael in aading the de-
bats on the enlistment difficulty, says;
sTho discussion in the Commons night tho differ
with America produced uneasy feeling and
makabe fer the change in the tone and of Lord
Palmer son contrasted with his address week
E Then be spirited sanguine, and confident in the
goodness his cause succeeded in carrying the House
with him. Last night he troubled and confused and
spoke with evident constrant. Mr. Roebuck showed that
the dispute really erious and far American docu
could be relied he established strong against
authorities in America The government Washing
have demanded the recall OF Mr. Champion and two Of
consus The correspondence between the two govern
mens is proceeding but there to apprehend
that diplomatic rupture will take place. Mr. Disrae spoke
the question with and helped the
of its difficulty by recommending Mr. Roekuok to withdraw
his motion for papers 1t is singular remark how exactly
predictions made when the bill was
urged through the legislature than year ago, have
been fulfilled by the results One of the strongest objections
it was, that it would tend to embro with neutral
States The objection overborne and the caution IL
should have suggested dsregarded The Foreign Lee
gion has to this time been Of the slightest service
us, though has involved in serious difficulty with
America and has unfortunately placed primarily in the
wrong"