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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-02
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-02

TSbacca amd segars, GHasa
Of all sizes. Also, Pure Erandlea, Wlass,
Aieohaly VlasgaEs kinsesA esly skmap
oil &c 4 great variety Of Mistress
and Fams ' Eooas, Braslsea oe III
kiaAs, anslvoxy Csmbs, Of al
ktndsss geqi stssk sE Sta 81
ttoaerY
1pgsthar with q grsasvaristy Of ar1se In
sGzibaa TO ths wants sad ea@ey Of saasos
@sra4 s kEr4#a#
Physicians and others are Esapset9aIl4
invited 20 call and examine oar sfoeA b
fore making thSlx purchases. RsmsmhaR
tbs aew store. sign Of the loiasa MEemx.
- Particular attsRtioR givsa 70 pakk3m@
ap prescriptions aRd family receipts.
All goods warranted pure and umamnlas
rated. 49,. UaHl-59tsl
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-02

nd azs@g1&A asasuat e9 ~earng for which
wifi pay tfie highest eaah price.
hfst Tate article Of Flour and
Meal VIII Ssevnssaaatas kept On hand for
aals. ~E@ fsa s. rs
BY fnaussTYs SernpnY and aispeslEisa
ever n Sbffge, we f1rps "a EYs and prosgsg
with DIE s1taxsaa IL tkia rpgi1n.
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lansras aaasa a-NRAaaa ~ u
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-02
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eFask 4 Co 81 81, I4pnga, Ma.s M anslrs
akoek On III als and heavy Hardware, hak
lsAss - kskara ~ thaHIzR Krg ~ hkessI
pakssaa@e aSFasss ore &xksnaak u -
d y esswsms u "a - ~ IL Iii w msss
g sssoaags axa sseasassd - maha faaaaas
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-02
s GEORGE DoURHTgsa ri
Gemewma CoaAecsimg Agency.

@&G 49, M @ss@AM&&&AM@@m AGENCY
81 COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA aa
Tbs anAegaigasd, hayamg rec@asas Rs&aSsa
SF4smss AkAa sASaa1nmmm hsssa sma ~
70 elfeE his services 10 MexchAaaa 81 n /
sinsss Msu Of ali slaaasas a. aanarai
GolIeetsRg Agsass 6a Nsags@ss - give
his aasIra attsatfoa 70 tbs bzasinass ! and
his long residence, gtld extensive Aenuaia-
EASES IN sAm Wssk, waM, 10 Mass8 saahas
hin ta give antirs sasiseae3aaa G. Ill wasa
may smploY him. 4,
Mohaa, krroaaka ard Claima Of ali Kinds
may BE- AeKssaFaaa to shH aadassls msa ~
nall, o. sshsSwIas, fox PTseemssaasa. =.
uldakiea ee CoIGsGtios. pr0RFe atkaaeiea
viii BE- given aaa the ayallM fmMsaal haalv
Ssmit&ad Whma1k mag hseoEas asssssaFs
to plsss elasns 10 saie, the bsss pxaeeassan~
IL ssrvfcss will be secured, and Ehs tawaf
proceedings urged forward ~ rapiafv III
pagafhis' Do1hkfnl etaima gwEal b me66Asasa
and sseured 90 the bsst tsrma aktainabl@.
and the Eieie 10 Rss1 Estate, wfaen taken
ssslass No ynsas ~ sssakssg sasekasay H.
vasssa . Fs.g 8saa ~ e IS
T'ae uadsEnIgnsd mlll, also PA Tagss Is
III -p9rts 0f Wesssen iowa md Nshr 81 "a /
aaawiIlAasn ssala, pareAaas - 1nvase Msas
~ In. Rsal Estate. &c. -
Laessrs e InsslrY viii ha pgsmpely Il.
sMaeaAs8 TO- - 6 - .
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-02
NEW And CHEAP GOOTE.
NuCR0LLs a IN
ss4 Gleawosd, Tswa.
..awxx Would ealI the sttkatios,s RE@a
ne pscPls Of Mills ana ~ -
joining couR les TO tbe ss~sl

saa q stsa weed Tswa.
.zzzx would eall the sttsntionog 3@@
ne people Of Mills and y. -
joining eouR les 10 tbe 90
Tat tnsy have eomE istsd their a. -.
apuse ana nave last eceiFsd and opsnvS -
OK the largest and most varied aEaartSa.a.
q aaw gseass ever bret to wasteYB Ia,T.
Oar assortment Of Dry Cocoa, hoth =,
Anar lean and foreign manufacture 80
sOmplsss AZ will be found in the wsrt.ss
esantry. ''''S
AmeHgeaE Groceries may be found
..- 20 hdd. n D. Sugar,
5GlaKtksd, Dc
r. 8osaek Bic Coffee,
% ehasts Tea, assorted.
20e2, 4 b lib boxed Tea.
800 sacks g. A Salt.
100 barrels ka. do
100 sAsks Dairy do
e0barrels Moiasses.
2ohf do Syrup,
100 Bed-stsads, ali pattera.
70 IRnreas. c@bse&rds, tin safes chat L.
gass mattresses stands sc, &c.
100 cook and heating stoves, ell pattern,
100 ksgB Nails. asserted.
0osEas6 wiR@ow sash, blinds palats OIL
Ed oTg AVID SHOEg
We Aavs sixty eases, all sorts and nat.
terms. ana every thing else that nst T..
ESanA sAsso rssshiy side Of Sc Logfs. o.,
hssgy leas By SIRE aad the failure 81 20
mAaY buatE sss keasss throughout the seates.
have shown SO as the necessity Of dotng =
pay down business. Therefore, We hSvs
sdepsed thepay down business, and BY thia
msans We hops to o@ar such imduesmsutsto
those that wish to pay down for goods that
| Ehsy viii surely purchase.
By doing thiskfnd Of a business, We are
not subject to less, by bad debts and Other
lsssass whieh surely follows after creditisg
We do net pFetendt to say as hsbraska City
and Omaha City does, that ours Is The ylses
to Iases4 yoay ssasg but We do say We will
give yuu more goods for pour money, thls
any either hcQes west afst. Louis.
CAL and 4sxN 9ins--no tEsuble 10 shgw
goods. ReEnsmheF she sign Of the Cheap
ksaaA ssesss Gfenwood, Iowa.
- We bay cry hide. furs, esRriss,
corn, whsat, oats, bacon, pork, YAK, talIow,
ss.s As-s Al hlghszt prices,
July yls 1885 v6a2Iu
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BK.UFR CaTY BAKERY
NJ. SAee - q

slaas d TIVE "a best.
vac subscriber aIlaopneea shaE be AS
why. aala Ia sesH pFehasua IL Fsssaash ALL
Inc world assa IN rsas eF annARamd e wIgA
KsaaA, Piss. 0akss, caaaasa, FruitA, n -,
and aassFy aksGsss asaaIly S6aEsa b ! Gee
saaz % ean 80 sss Ne.
Get u, aass ssn
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-02
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NJ SaFskAs kMowtag sExsmseIyss indebt :
- u - aGesaz ~ ssxs q Book AeeoUe
80 plsase sssszs . isams aaa ssve
sez29
- III paesnms havame elAgms against
- vi pFsBans hsm gs@ iaa@sal ass waY-
Is 90 go go AN02Us:
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-02
Ra0NEER ksOOk BENDERV
- . IT AID
-. - BOOK
WANUFACTORY.

$780, $500 - #sA@& &l$&sS&saAn
MANU- AC'TORY,
couEeIk sAuFFas A.. .S...s-.sr s''' IowA.
TAe suhscgiber ssaaaa respectfully aiQra
taae slsfzsas 10 W estsrn Iowa and NeEa-
kay ghal he has ppsasd q azsk class Blha.
cry and the only aas ever established ia
this section Of the country. an now
prepared 70 DO all Kinds Of work, pertain
ing to ths business &#
Harpsraa Magazine New York Ledger
Grahamss do aallea's Pictorial
GcteTsS do Lasiie'a illustrated
PstsraoA's do HaEper's Weekly
Arthur's do Scientific American
BallOp,s rsr do "a Atlantic AeBthty
Frank LasaEINss 90 Musical Review
MAsE&a&heskse do KAMkes Hetioas
AAmess Msrehst8aa LAaaiss Journal
Wayeriy do Ladies wreath
PaE1Azzsa do 4kaalea Repository
Maaie, Law books, aE3 nswBpaPsEs o.
a0aka 81 aRy kInas old or Rsw, bound o.
rshonma m TIA most aPeFpYed styles, oa
shart Resie@y at lew pTAaea.
Old fsm Esbasa res ksan& 90 @s to look
&ad wear equal 10 new.
EbEEzslf#5E WI. F. EITER
Aug II 1883 = 4E@z #
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-02

Aa3a sAia aaY maAa @ak ny snfiEs stsek
u MapNsAaa - saaaa IA AesSrs.
Maksk 3 EvaMas asssl 81 earknIIy recommend
sAamh e. - 81 kxseada asA aassamerss
q - 4 q. - As DRUs.
akia Jaly =. iss
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-02
u. ?. aosRg. .--,a c. s. eEAPR.
agO0RE T. CHAAFR,
B a n < e e 8.

SIOUX CITY, 100000 s"ss 'sss's 's's iowa.
MILLS az Exchange On all oaF Eastern
I'D and Southern eitisa bought Rnd sold.
Moasy loans ga real and personal ssea-
Fity.
Collections mAae In ssssteFn Iowa aEa
eastern NskfAakA, and promptly RENTED
10 any psxt 1.-THE United States At EhsssGr-
rent FaseB or exchange. 49, ~ 8
Eaaa Warrants boaght and sold, and 10
Eatsa on time aiso R0ld agd located On
ttaaa for distant dealers. *
Farming lands and Town property bought
snd sold on commission. -. s-s-. .-sgr,
Taxes paid for Roa-FsssaeHsa. 1'
Interest paid GO all deposits ma4s for
thxas saentha or oseg at theEsks Of tsn per
esht- pen &aaum
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-02
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HAUNTED MEfEiBl
WIN An AUTOBIOGRAPHY Or the ABTaea.

MR
MRs RMHA y. ~ " soUSRwuRTa.
author os Tsse Lost Il sgrsvs u " Fsssesfs
VITA, = . Misz&n@ Exssfa.ss e IMaEa. p
Beauties, sEaay &c ths 2aas, =
- sa8Ea AkN = -. sas.axAfsz =. a - Z
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-02

a.. c. MUTT,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-01-05
Commercial advertiser.
TIE Golden h car.
b ALFRED TESSE-aN-

BT ALFRED TsSST-oN-
yrz sleep arI aaze auI sleep 5ut all things mpE=5
Pa. -I1 flies forward % his brother SUM
y-.s.is-. -.r.l follows, wheeled il hes zliiPse5
,rI f.ur.au .hiug-, returning themselves,
Move onward, l-s..irg up tLe golden year
All though tire tiucs when thought can bud
Ar but IS poets seasons when they wer,
Vet -.l. ,'.lt daily gain upon the shore
Have cob and fog conditioning their march,
All slow AMI sure comes up the golden year.
When wealth n more shan rest ia IsouuI-i heaps,
pt5, .rlft With fr=-r light, shall slowly melt
n many streams, to f.,teu lower lands,
AMI light shall spread, ana man De Haer man,
Through all the seasons Of tl- golden year.
shall eagles not be eagles wreHs Dc wrens,
fan the world were falcons, what Of that -
TIE wonder Of tine eagle were Tie less,
Bat h. not less the eagle Happy days
R0Il onward, leading up the golden year
Flv. happy. happy sails, and bear the Pr-ss;
Fly. happy With the mission Il the Cr.Ss;
Knit ianI to land, and. blowing heayeDward,
With silks and FRUITS and spices, clear Of toll,
Enrich the markets OF the golden year
But We grow oil. All when shall all mems good
Be eacI. mans rule, and universal i.eacc
Lie Ike a shaft Of light across the land,
And Ike a lane Of beams athgtrt the sea,
THROUGH all the circle of the golden year.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-01-05
AGENT FOR THE
Sc,y York F:oard Of .-udcrvvrTGcr-.

The r-sri taxes leave notify Merchants, ship Masters
&c u.it be has been daily appointed Agent for IN
New York Board UuIsrTriJ-r~-
1grg ALEN. :. CARTWRIGHT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-01-05

m r, .a! hes To- notify Merchants, Ship owuers an!
lfrrast.r- tlat ne has received the appointment %
AGENT at these Islands for LLpEU's LoNDpN-
1o5--r x. {. JkNTON,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-01-05
IIAMT:IR T:IRGEE-BEIENEN
FIRE INSURANCE CONPANl

rEviIF, UNDF,RSIG; NED. Agents of the above Com
ua-y. prepared risks against tire lu aI'
about Honolulu
f'' pan ''''' NFLCHERS * co.
Homo rIu. Oct. Il. 1857. t--t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-01-05
LIES \ CO..

WlII-a. OITn Dealer G-.-raT NIer-IH-1 C|I.rv 3ru
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-01-05
M: NORTnEEsN AssE-IANCE C0NIrA:

C:,p5ts,I ei.2J9.7 80. S;rrIj:IE.
TIL rersiIei has brI appointed Agent Grr Sandwich
T-I---s Il. G. JNNlpN-
Iiau..ulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-01-05
CUAs. L.. BISHOP
RySFlDR y GO

BtuEcrs. Office in Tie corner oi " Nakres Lc@' on
Ktahualauu street, Hon lr..
VIII deposits. discount lrsf-clas business paper, anu
,t,a,I ro cIT..,ftr-. etc l12-tf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-01-05

General Commission Merchant. Honolulu Oahu, HaT Islands
Regular Line n Bas'1 and Honolulu Packets
sale % CoTce from tn : .ElH Plantation.
Sail. .f Croker Brothers * co.'s yellow Metal
New England Roofing Company l2i-tf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-01-05
HGNOLILU

ANIBROTYPE Il DAGU ERREAN GALLERY !,
HAGUERGEOTS PES / VI SROT y PF FS.
- TIIJTpGJ t3II> highest perfection %
the Art. GG5-.fl 7. BINDT-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-01-05
EHarvcy & YgCCEyBaa0GaE,

PAINTERS. GIAXIERS. GILDERS AND PA
PER HANGERS.
SHOP ~ KING STREET. 155ly-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-01-05
$, CAUr. r. H' 7"AlN- NA"-A''
AREI. HARRIS < CO..
RITSON & HINT.

Dealers I'm an kinds Produce, Honolulu oahu H. !
Draw of Exchange Ae-=rs Mci,U-r y A-rr,.. al
E-grci-ro 4 : I26-f
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-01-05

importers and WL1l.-al. Dealers iu Fashionable Clothing, Hats
Caps and Sha.-. AID every variety Of 'e'!Inr
Superior Furnishing Goods ~t"re c"rasr 81 Fort and
sicr.ll ant streets, Honolulu Oahu. litit
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-06-15

"a MIS- ABLE NIGGER" CLEARING
NINE HUNDRED DoLLARs.-My friend
asked Anthony Rox, superb engine
driver on the Ohio River, how he came
to get free. Why, Massa Vincent, my
health was berry bad when was in
Kentucky; / couldn't do no kind of
work; | was berry feeble twas jes as
much as | could do to hoe my own gar
den and eat de sass and de Missus what
owned me see dat was a mis'able mig
ger-one Of the mis'ablest kind. So |
said to her, Missus, I'm a Gis'able mig
ger, and | amt worth nothing, and /
think you had better sell me, I'm such
mis'able niger Now, Massa Vincent,
| was such poor niger that Missus
greed to sell me for hundred dollars,
aud | greed to try to work and earn the
money to pay her, and did, aud my health
has been gettin' better eber since, and /
speeks | made about nine hundred dol
lars dat time out of dat Niger. Wah!
wah Massa Vincent. t."-Ba6dLo Ex-
press, hay, /.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-06-15

He ALLUrED TO Cows.-In the ag-
ricultural districts the operation of milk
ing is called pulling teats." This is the
preface to our short but affecting story.
The people of s., Portage county,
have a debating society. The other
night they discussed the question is
the human race increasing in develop
ment Z" The scholhouse was crowded
young ladies and gentlemen. One Of
the disputants for the negative ably con-
tended that the times were degenerating
that things were growing "wus" con-
stantly.
Why" said he what upon airth does
the young man Of to-day amount to? He
is feeble in body and mind, wears fine
clothes that bis father buys him. has rings
on his fingers and little hair on his up
per lip, and the hardest labor be can per-
form is to carry round meerschaum
pipe. Now when was boy we were
not afraid TO pull tcats."
A wild shout greeted this announce
ment. The speaker blushed, and in
faltering voice said: " / alluded 10 eotos."
That helped the matter.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-06-15

SAD Picture on MATTERS IN
lowA.-The Lexington (Ky.) Observer
prints the following as an extract ofa let
ter from gentleman Of high standing in
Iowa. II gives a melancholy view of
the condition Of affairs in that State.
" DO not trade for anything in the way
of real estate within the State Of Iowa,
with the view Of selling It at any price
within the next five years. The value
Of land is nominal you may count il at
sl.25 or 10; neither price would bring
cash. have just sold lands, bought ia
the county north Of your county, for
which paid SO in 1857, good lands,
at 81 per acre, and that in trade. / con-
slider bands anywhere within the limits Of
this State, unimproyed. dear at over
si,25 per acre except in counties bord-
eriag on the river.
No man living IN this State can baye
anything like a correct idea Of the utter
hopelessness Of the state Of things IN
Iowa. Speculation has been the ruin
Of The State. The river towns are so
fiat that they can never get up again
until there Is an entire change Of popu-
laIi0u Ihis piaes contafned a Dot,t.Ia-
ton Ia 1851, Of 10000. Is now reduced
10 1900. and people leaving just as
fast ~ they can gsl money TO get away
upon. Tie place Is Ia debt one million
and guafterf aud she as well as Du-
baque Ct al, along the river are now talk
ing Of repudias.ng SO do not own
lands IN Iowa II yoa can avoid il. Il
viii make you that much poorer.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-06-15

to such eoasis,ence that when placed on
the board il will not sun off, Allowing
this to be the test, il should be as liquid
as possible. Let them have three times
per day as much as they can eat, and
when not feeding let them bo covered
With With mats or saeking. If they are
doing well they win heat and steam, and
the heat should be perceptible to the
aand when j, is put in. This should fat
ten them in ten days"
AIR DRsfSs,-L- Ii. Tucker, Of the
Country Gentlemen, speaking Of visit
TO farmer while in England, says ~
Mr.. C.'s experience on heavy clay lands
leads him to estimate very highly the i'm
poriance Of having line of tile at the
head of the Geld, connecting the upper
ends for the admission Of air. He
thought the circulation Of air thus given
through the underground channels on
stiff lands of great efficiency in supply
ing the place of the abundant pores found
in more open and gravelly soil, and
also admitting atmospheric air to the su-
perincumbent soil
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-06-15

WHAT is Love ?-Love puts a man
upon the use of all means to enjoy the
thing loved. He that loves the world,
how active is bel He will break bis
sleep and peace for it. He that loves
honor what hazards will he rum He
will swim to the throne in blood. Jacob
loved Rachel, and what would not he do
though it were serving two years ap.
premiership, for obtaining herr Love
is like wings TO the birds; like sails TO
the ship; it carries Christian full sal
TO Heaven. Heaven is place of resi-
and JOY it is paradise, and will you
not love it ? Love Heaven and you can.
not miss it; love breaks through all op.
position ii takes Heaven by storm
Love, though it labor, Is never weary
Hatsoa.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-06-15

The chief use Of old bachelors is, Il
count one in the census.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-06-21
The Republican Nominees
Letter. of Acceptance.

NEw-YoRK, June s.-Thc following
are the letters Of Abraham Lincoln
and Hannibal Hamlin:
SnSGFIELD. ILL.,, May %, 1860.
Hon. Geo. Ashmun, President of the
Republican National Convention
Sir: / accept the nomination rendered
me by the convention over which you
presided, and of which | am formally
apprised in the letter of yourself and
others acting as Committee Of the
Convention for that purpose. The
declaration of principles and senti-
ments which accompany your letter
meet my approval, and it shall be my
care not TO violate it or disregard it
in any part. Imploring the assis-
tance of Divine Providence, and with
due regard to theviews and feelings of
all who were represented in the Con-
vention. and to the rights of all the
States and Territories and people of
the nation, and to the inviolabiity Of
the Constitution and the perpetual
union, harmony and prosperity Of all,
am most happy to cooperate for the
practical success of the principles de-
clared by the Convention.
Your Obliged friend and fellow
citizen, ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-06-21

Bv His donation; but man over man
He made not lord such title To himself
Reserving, ,human left from human free.
Slavery tyranically assumes pow
err which Heaven denied, while, under
its barbarous necromancy. borrowed
from a source of evil. a man is chang
ell into a chattel-a person is withered
into thing-a soul is shrunk into
merchandise. Say, Sir, in your mad
ness, that you own the sun, the stars.
the moon; bnt do not say that you
own a man. endowed with soul that
shall live immortal, when sun, and
moon, and stars have passed away.
Secondly: Slavery paints itself
again in its complete a5rosation OF
marriage. recognized as a sacrament
by the church. and recognized as a
contract wherever civilization pre-
walls. Under the law of Slavery no
such sacrament is respected, and no
such contract can exist. The ties that
NAV be formed between slaves are all
subject to the selfish interests or more
selfish lust of the master. whose II
cense knows no check. Natural alice
tons which have como together are
rudely torn asunder; noris this ALL
Stripped of every defense. the chastity
Of whole race is exposed to violence,
while the result is recorded in the tell
tale faces of children, glowing with
their masters blood, but doomed fol
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-06-21
WAsnrxGTox. Nav 80. 1860.

Gentlemen: Your official commu-
nication of the 18th inst. informing
me that the representatives of the Re-
publican party of the United States.
assembled at Chicago. had by unan-
imous vote selected me as their candi-
date for the Office of Vice President of
the United States, has been received,
together with the resolutions adopted
by the Convention as its declaration
of principles.
Those resolutions enunciate clearly
the principles which unite US, and the
objects proposed to be accomplished.
There is neither necessity nor propriety
in my entering upon a discussion of
them. They have the approval of my
judgment, and so far as any action of
mine is concerned, will be cordially
and faithfully sustained.
am profoundly grateful to those
with whom it is my pride and pleas
ure politically to operate, for the nom
ination so Unexpectedly conferred; and
| desire to tender through you to the
members OF the Convention, my sin
cerc thanks for the confidence thus re-
posed in me.
Should the nomination which /
now accept be ratified by the people.
and the duties devolve upon me of pre-
siding over the Senate of the United
States, it will be my earnest endeavor
faithfully TO discharge them, with a
Just regard for the rights of all.
IL is to be observed in connection
with the doings of the Convention,
that paramount object with us is to
preserve the normal condition of our
Territorial domain as homes for free
men.
The able advocate and defender Of
Republican principles whom you have
nominated for the highest place that
can CRAFTY the ambition of man,
comes from State which has been
made what it is by special action in
that respect, of wise and good men
who founded our institutions. The
rights of free labor have there been
vindicated and maintained. The thrift
and enterprise which so distinguish
Illinois as one Of the most flourishing
States of the glorious West.we would
see secured to the Territories of the
Union, and restore peace and harmo-
ny to the whole country by bringing
back the Government to what it was
under the wise and patriotic men who
created it. If the Republicans shall
succeed in that object as they hope to,
they Will be held in grateful remem-
berance by the busy. teeming millions
of future ages.
l am very truly yours,
III. HAMLIN.
To GEo. AsHMUN. Pres't.. etc.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-06-21
To GEo. AsHMUN, Pres't., etc.

Minor EFFECT IN MONEY SPENDING.
"A correspondent of the American
Agriculturia writes as follows on a
subject Of much interest:
There is one thing | would be glad
to see more parents understand, name
ly: tha. when they spend money iu-
diciously to improve and adorn the
house. and the ground around it. they
are in effect paying their children a
premium to stay at home. as much as
possible. to enjoy it; but that when
they spend money unnecessarily, in
fine clothing and jewelry for their
children, they are paying them a pre-
MUM to spend their time away from
home-that is, in those places where
they can attract the most attention and
make the most display.