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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-08
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-08
The Enigr ant

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M ss%s5E Meal sbowslE, Ptcks knives, Pistols,
Miners aapts, over shirts, Ru6bassy ana N Dat
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-08
IN MILES STAGING SAVED!
BURLINGTON ! MO. RIVER R. n
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FurtAer Tesi ttza Gag ofAer RFitr0Gd tn io~S
In connection With tAs
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON O. QTTECY RAILRoAE
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-08


THg HoS. HowKLL CoBR.--This gentle
man, now Secretary of the Treasury Of
E&he United States, is said to be AL oppo~
uent Of Judge Douglas on account Of bis
squastcg soyersigssy lessrines. IN 1856
this san Ena Hews Obj Esfsfrsas
10 the question OF sIaveTy in the Terrific
rics, said, in enc Of bis pablie spesches !:
ssThs majority of the people, of the
Tesflaxih Lagiaatare, sll aSide ths
question and all must abide By the de-
aision when mads.a @ ~ t
Thus, one after another, have been fast
sned upon the present cpponents of MIR,
Douglas, even upon Mr.. Brsekiaridge him
self By their own Eprd9 tha sams doc.
srineas which thu now condemn. Will
not this satisfy the honest people Of the
country that the opposition 10 Ms. Doug
las is fsuudedun personal dislike insteasi
Of prihsiFis 7 II 80 Sill thsg eHaoeucAgs On
support such AZ opposition p Democrat
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-08
EawA caYY nKaeeeR nH


Ii 10 plain TO be seen thai the Demoe-
sacy Of lowe City and Jdhnson ooasnsy in-
stsad Of losing groaaa ~ strength by the
Isss sraiseyons eoaduek III Us propxletass
of the Rpasf<r, srs daily gestinr xqza1sr
md stronger. 1he atG of vilisin5 pr
petratai III arpnssa khem III aetion
With he koing vesT oE the Esperssr bat
one Dsnopr2fsc voss will 70 with it,
that Oh H&rrison, while this vail BE- made
APP : hundred sinaes bit aeOessions d h0as
ess men Frnnn the oppeaitian. EaHnas he
Democzasy of The good Old county uf
Johnson aAara 70 lss penn Claxks bag mp
one weak kneasa, sender- Feoksa. bali ha-
ked Democrat for sueE nobfs return 2
II is a mhtter 81 rejoicing; cuss has heen
removed, and the people 1t large are glad
Uf il. Within a week or two another
Democratic paper will be started, and
within few months the news viii 20
forth to the world that Johnson county Is
Demosaasjc to tie CORE Das. Assas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-08
1889 .sa7a
1uooL oARDNG.

June Is, 1850
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-21
National Humiliation, Fa.ting and
PRAYER.

Nurcrn,S apuPalS have haSn ala ,O .
h.. r,,,,,. and ,,i,i,tic assor,,,,,c< aud ci,;.
ze,s IN v,ey Of rh,. nrsSrnr distracted and
d,noprnus condition Of our cnnnr,r. In req
o,ny9sn1 hat tay be Sc; anart for bu,nIIia.
,iop- f,StIpo and praver througbonf I-,,,o.
In cnmpllaoce with their reoueSi and me- arm
sense of iufv. designate
Fr,p,Y. rrr Arm Day OF I,yr,ry 1851
f,r This purno>e. and recommend Thai The nao.
ME assenbla . on rba, d,v arcn,diug :, ,hair
s.yeraI G,r,,, ,f vorshin. Ia keen il as >,I-
emn fast.
'rh. urion of the States is =, .ha p-esep,
,o,,oent threatareI with ,la-,,i,c and ,,n,oa-
d,,,a Jar,er--r.r,c ana a,>trs.. = , ta,rt,l
character nreva, ,b,,u,h,,, The IanI-,fr
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-21
RESPONSIBLE for the Blood.

1t is well known that John b Floyd,
Mr. Buchanan Secretary Of War. was
warned, beforehand, (tho' anonymously
that an attack was to be made upon the
L. S. Arsenal at Harper's Ferry. The
Administration chose to disregard the eau
,ion-they might have set an extra guard
which would have frustrated John Brown
aud his handful Of men at the outset. But
they did nOthiug-thus virtually inviting
the attack, with all the consequences re-
sulting. They found no "coustitutional'
difficulty however, in capturing old Brown,
and di1 not fail to aid in his execution and
that of his misguided few.
But-Floyd and Buchanan see open
and undoGbted etf)rts making to capture
the forts at Charleston by avowed traitors
to the United States. They have in few
months past put an immense amount o.
L. S. Arms in the Arsenal at Charleston,
under the virtual charge of the Governor
Of that State, who is au avowed Secession
iss. Thus the Government is supplying
arms to in;ipiens traitors. The arsenal
is as good as given into the hands of the
enemy, already. The officers Of the Forts,
Ger. Scott, the head of the army, Gen.
Cass, aud all Union people, urge Floyd
and Buchanan to guard the Arsenal at
Charleston with U. S. Troops, aud to
throw in force at Fort Moul;rie, &c, Ca
pable Of defending them. But htcy refuse.
They are making the Forts, it is true, more
strong and secure...an advantage to the
Secessionis,s if they can get them, for they
will man them well, and make it almost
impossible to secure them once lost.
In this as in the John Brown case, the
failure Of the Administration to DO their
kown aud palpable duty, will make them
ponsible-before G cd and man-fcr all
the bloodshed that may follow. 1t looks
verify, as though both these men were
secretly cOnspiring to te,ray the very
power confled 20 their honor and relig-
Gus obligation to keep,
The 20 men at Fort Moul'rie may make
4 desperate and gallant resistance, but can
be taken any day by force or siratagem. .
Their blood be on the heads of those who .
cruelty, treacherously desert them in thcii
hour Of neci
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-21
THE NEW-YCRK TRIBUNE.

We t'ust that those who 10 now receive TIE TRI
bCNE will subscribe for ii without delay. Thrciulr-
Of THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE and SEMI-WEEkLY f!,I-
EUNE Is so low that there hut fH u any corlu,if
unable to take it, Hencc:orth. T.E Tauu>E as trpriu
e'iN paper supporting the new Administration, will be
Pt'u"y iht'rrt'nS while outside e.: rol;irs its rea-
'' foFeiEn aud Domestic Npws Its Commercial and A.
Ticuitura Intelligence. and its Literary B.r,rtr.,,
give to II in;eTct auI value which no other rar- On
''s continent eau boast Of How ably auI successfully
HE i"AINE has conducted the CAM a-u u,yy so glori
ousy ended the result in New York fully stt,;s and 10
The untirns eNer,i"ns signal capacity anl frcsi, Of
Horace Greeley, i due of the glory Of the victory
over which nation o; Freemen is jirins II js
'"'Fti'Fe' the duty O.; every true Republican all IN
giving lHL TRIBUNE It Il larger circulation evidence
OF itS popularity and reliability may that last
week over Sir H4HGrs Tsasl3 eo,ip were soda cir
fnlntauce uupreceJ in the annals Journalism
Guardian Il Ud-stte, Ihenixviic, Ia.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-21

Prospectus Of the New York LEDGER.


" l. intent &" make ~" MN lOBh t!A"i'. Tor .'ii
past Am"Es onr c'u'rihutar- viii i the .inEHr oF
Th& INilLD s'tILs, 'rW ARD hii. H i'. IhNcEJlI,
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c+'NL'l "a''' fHib 'A"f' anu many Ni'F-tLieG Fro-
f>,'Ts IN l"Ie-rs Stt''sueh aud other eminent WI
teIs re-il!hs IN dlA!rrrt parts OF The Union.
lie toI oi roh-rl"u'uFs Tor III" couiu- wear VIII be
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'ht tlat every department "i literature vi" rrciT" the
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-21

At Ocoqlan, Prince William county,
Va, where few months ago some hot
headed fellows cut down a Republican
flag gs'aff, Lincoln received 30 votes, Bell
Is, Brcckiuridge 81, and Doug'as l.
decreqse of 2700 in the population
Of Charleston, 5. G., within ten years, i
revealed by the census. 4 "Northern out
agc-Seces-iou the only remedy" There
shOai be Union saving meetings called oil
over the country, and Chicago be required
to stop growing ualIl Charleston should
catch up.
Virginia, it is said, has a Personal Lib
erty Law even more stringent than those
Of the Northern States, about which so
much complaint has been made.
The candid NIfioaH Lneiiigcacer ex-
presses the opiuion that the reasons given
IN the South for the scheme to dissolve the
Uuion, are entirely fctitious-tbe real
cause being desire on the part of the u.
traists to revive ihe slave trade.
1t is estimated that no less than two
thousand gallons of molasses was made this
year from Chinese Sugar Cane, in Cum
beriaud county, n. j. This looks as if
our neighbors were becoming ind pendent
Of the South SO far as the supply Of mo-
lasses is concerned.
What a shame and a disgrace, that
while Italy il uniting, and the world Is
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-21

pGa- The "Hn" r. Il. Rhett, Of South
Carolina, said the other DAY, in his Charles
ton speech:
..They have elected Southern renegade
spewei out q. the bosom of kentucky into L.
lnois-and nor,hern whllewa>hrt or ocia-
room muldtru. To be President and Wee FresI-
dent OF the tinted States"
Is it necessary that Mr. Rhett, being
traitor, should cease to be Il gentleman :!
Is it u reproach to Mr.. Lincoln that he
was born in Kentucky, and emi rated to
a Northern State? The charge tia; Mr..
Hamlin has negro blood in him, is rather
queer. AsGovernor, Mem Der Of Congress,
and L. s. Senator, Mr.. iiamiin was flr
long time a prominent leader Of the Dc-
mocrdcy, and white enough but, refds-
ing to favor Slave Extension, heis an ''oc
taroon muIattc," all at once !
The CoMpAss which was used by Roger
Williams in his journey when banishei
faom Massachusetts on account ot his re-
Iigcn, is, or was recently, in the possess
ion Of Mrs. Harriet Brown, of Providence.
1t is made Of brass, nearly three iuchcs
IN diameter, containing the needle, and
card exhibiting the points of the compass.
On the top is fastened small sua-dlal.
With this, Williams directed his steps
through the wilderness and SHOWS Of win-
Ter in l637, suffering from the intense
cold and constant hunger. The little rel
j. has been remarkably well preserved,
and vas used in recent survey Of the bu-
rial nrourd Of the Williams family.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-21

Philip +. Thomas, Commissioner Of
Patepts, was nominated and a. once con-
6rmed as Secretary of the Treasury in the
place of Howell Cobb, seeded Mr.
Sugart, (bead clerk, of Bellefonte,) acts
as head of the Patent department.
The Washington Star says the Presi-
dent has directed the name Of Lieut.. Drys-
dale to be stricken from the rolls of the
Army, for having repeatedly drawn his
pay for the same month twice.
Mr.. Buchanan came into power with
$4,000, 900 of the Peoples money in the
u. S. Treasury. He has sunk that
plunged US more millions in debt-and as
he follows Cobb out of power he recon-
mends to buy Cuba with $l50O0o,OOO
more of money to come, somehow, IRON
the people And then, if Cuba should
choose to "secede" the day after being
bought, Mr.. Buchanan says it could not
be helped!
JOBN BELL has written and published
Q letter On the present stale Of affairs.
He thinks there Is no sufficient cause 10 he
fact Of Mr.. Lincoln's election, taken in con-
pcc,ion with all the circumstances. which
would justify the attempt at secession and
disruption Of the Union that the opin.
ions Of Mr.. Lincoln on the subject Of sla-
very are not ''ex'reme and that the pol.
iry Of bi. administration will be III accor-
dAuce watL his past declarations.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-21
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-21
'INlIE Peoples Cook Book.
1 MODERN COOKERY
n All lI- EAANV.IL,. y Nl-s LLiIA A-ION-
larcia.ly Revised by Mrs. :. q. HAZE.

IL ALL IT. BRANCHES. Ey Miss Eliza ACTON
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aud Gauir. with all the yarl,e, and m .t Z
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ing, s-utrs aLI atycsius> .I.4r.l.fi... H.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-21

Col. Craig, of the L. S. Army, has been
detached from his position in the War
Department, and ordered to California
aud, it is alleged, because he has resisted
the removal Of United States arms to
Southern cities. Col. Craig himself states
that See. Floyd is gradually filing the
Southern armories, and is about to make
a sale Of 100000 stand Of arms. He has
already furnished the Slave States with
100000 stand of arms!
South Carolina plumes itself upon ef-
fectiug strong alliance with Louis Ma
paieon. Its hopes will be somew hat dash
ed, when it learns that the Emperor has
complimeuted Capt. Mafit of our Navy, in
an autograph letter, upon his efficiency in
breaking up the slaye-trade. The Secess.
iouists receive but cold comfort from the
ablest of the English journals, 1t is use
less to attempt TO hide their weakness
from the Keen sight Of European diplom-
atIsts.
Senator Latham, of California, brings
cold comfort for the Disunionists who
counted on the Pacific coast. He says
there are not thousand men but 60 for
the Union, the Free North, AID the Pacific
Railroad
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-21

The President has been assured, from an
authentic source. that the authorities Of South
Carolina will make no res stance either tc the
collection OF Duties or 10 the Federal posses
SION oi the Forts guarding the Charleston har-
Dor, during Tie rem1iaier ct tdis administration.
The foregoing scrap is in circulation
and upon this assurance Of the very guilty
parties who are tIaitorously, openly plot
ting Disunion, the Executive officers Of
the Administration neglect the obvious
duties Of their stations, and refuse to REIN
force the men necessary to guard the Ma
tons honor and property after the ith Of
March
The Governor and Legislators Of South
Carolina, the Senators and Members Of
Congress, as well as the President and
Cabinet, ALL TAKE THE OATH TO SUPPORT
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED
STATES. The former are nOtoriOusiy =, un.
deniably violating both the letter and the
spirit ofthis sacred obligation. And what
are the "assur .nces" Of either ofiicial or
unofficial men who will perjure their souls
by shameless, wilful, wicked violation Of
their solemn oaths ?
Or, would take the word of an enc.
my in time of war-of which falsehood
aud deception are part and parcel? OF
what value were Benedict Arnoid's ':assu-
RANGES" to Washington when scheming to
be,ray West Point at given time! What
true warrior or sensible man would be de-.
ceived by any such preteuce-from trea-
cherous foe--to gain time and strength ?
These men who anuulled the Missouri
Compromise, would never stick at disre-
garding their wOrd-or, if they did not
themselves fight, there would be no lack Of
others to doit They would hiss on mob
and cheer and reward them for an attack
then wipe their mouths and say, ave
are honorable men-we did not do it :"
Ii is stated that Pres. Buchanan rubs
his hands in glee and chi!iishly cAuckles
over this "autbentic assurance caring
nothing if on the 5h of March the U. S.
forts are ;aken-that will not be under his
Adminis,ration-lay the blame all upon
LINCOLN His oath, his honor, every
just consideration, require that he should
put every post in a posture Of defence that
could be maintained until Lincoln and his
Cabinet have time to mature plans for
their watcbclrc: anything less is perfli
and most meanly coutemptible......He-
member, reader! aud watch things as they
transpre.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-21

bEThe President refusing to reinforce
the troops at CharlestOn-to which lie has
long been urged by Gen. Cass, Gen. Scott,
and others of the best men in and out of
ofice-Lewis Cass has resigned in despair,
as Secretary of State, and cut loose from
Bucbauan's Administration. jeremiah
s. Black was thereupon appointed Secre-
tary Of State, and Edwin VI. Stanton, now
of Washington City, Attorney General in
the place Of Black.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-21

Christmas Ec.1i.ai.--The Ladies Of
the Lu'hrIdI Congregation will mold Fr>i-
val al independent Hall, Tor the benefit OF the
/ lutheran Church in Ihls place-c"mmenclns
cn Monday evening, 9Th InS,.,anf 10 continue
.ur several nights. The citizens in general
are respectfully invited 10 attend.
G. MNilrTEE.
Lewi>burg, Dec. !, 1850
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-21
NN

II. We who are IN want Of Materials f'r
COMFORIN!
KRENER. Mcclure & Go. have bundles
Of remnants, composed Of DELAiNES, each
bundle containing Thiriy-fwo Yards, al Two
Dollars a bundle. - Qualify of Goods, -
cent U-Laine
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-21
DacEcyc Reaper & Mower,
Manufactured by
SiIFE2, WALLS. Skinner G. CO.,
Contra, Foundry. IeWi5Drre, "a,

T.NHE Buckeye Reaper x Mover was intro
duced ia lsi5, and SO perfectly was II
adapted to the work designed that al the
Greatest Practical F.clt TRIAL ever held IN
TINS country, IN July Of tna same year, at Sy-
r4cusc, Il u.umFaaray carried oil the
Grand Gold Medal and Diploma!
A. the Indiana State TRIAL. held al LaPrrrc IN
ISIS, nearly aS many machines were repre-
Sentet and a. thoroughly tested as al Syra-
cuSe, and lie
Ruc'-e-e war aoain tho Victor!
AMI so as, a. nearly al, the field Trials and
gxa.,Itt.u, IA ls5S, - ami 60. When 1t was
a competitor. II a number ot exhibitions 1t
received the First Premium a Mower, First
Premium Is Reaper aud First Premium as
a Conn .ucd Machine. These numerous
award, prove couciusvely the correctness Of
the decision al Syracuse.
The combined opposition Of the mauutac-
rurrTs %! Moving aud keaplug Machines and
their efforts 60 crush and 10 briug IuIo disrc-
rule the Buckeye, ou'y served 10 prove is
SUPERIORITY and tho fears they enter
tame! Of Il, final success and triumph were
ecldcHccs Of the zeal wur.A and Mcr.I Of The
machine.
The Machine has now passed through four
hIrvcsi>. aHd during the last three over Nm"
Thousand have been tui, and Sn.t-aGd he
farmer may judge oi 't> reputation by the nu-
mcrou~ awards made by committees both al
field trials and at safe and County Exh'bl-
riaus, as well d from the numerous demands,
which the manufacturers have never yet been
able to supply.
Sliter, Walls, Skinner & Co,
Manufacturers Of Burlock's Patent Mower
and Reaper buckeye Reaper y Mower, bar
inc's Patent Horse Power. Wilson's Patent
Fodder Gutter. R,ch'> Patent Iron P.ow. and
Michigan D1ua.c Plow; also, Stoves and Cas-
tugs Of all kinds.
Ceatrcl Fou1i,y anil Hach:"e SiaP, Cor
ncr ,St,ih amt N'r.r streo's, Lc'ciS-
Lay, tnion o., Pa.
w. Q -
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tho is-' -us largest a-- rrn,r-forrwp go.
81 ..''a' '-I. .'- .. ..-l q. ta-~In.,f.. N~,.--.
.'r''. '.r-- ari Cent? Furnishing tooi- .,..r. q,
,H -- i".5 r.'ir ti"tA.u-. Hats and - y. ~ ~
As" al! kinds # GROCERIES. FtFu-
WARE. ~ EEN>WARE, SALT, NAILS.
PLASTER. DC.
FISH ID !. and bills.
G. Al large quantity Of Stove Goal.
nAra "r "-i' a'Hrrr Co. arv Jsr; # town or .I.,
N.' Ai o. ." tUr, a- lie -al.e q,at., uf,... rrt.
F '-''' ''t ..r '.-. iu town. A.>.,d.I,-,u.tr
r.a# -'' ~ '-!
Cab pald for all binds Of GRAIN
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Willow and Cedar " are. GLASS;
NnTc. etii"cUSS. i-BItf.CE-

ware. eeuccUSS.arc. i-aIt5cH-
ware, tSOre, tssinc. sc.
Fish OJ, Ftud. P'ne OI C1Hoies. C,AdZ
ard L'aP n@k, Ioi.r, Lo,d DC.
Soaps Of all kinds, Wheel Grease. etc.
Cobateo arG EssGrs, rboirc rdrictn.
Flour. Corn Meal. Potatoes. Corn.
Rye, oats, Sc. always on hand.
Goads d,hryst .f,e o. ctorgs Ia customers
resting rri'hlH the B.ruu-t.
II, attempt to ~ruu'ra'- 90; the articles which ~.
lave fo- sale would t- impossible. NrwouIJ r.-i-.t
fully invite the ut.ir 20 uI rAaIuy ir rJuf.ui
OF Gr,crrirs " conf 'crt 0t liI. able 90 sci, -
cheap a. thy o.. iou-Lt thi- side ot piad- hi,
We woai Particular! sUc cur country Il. ND to V,
Us a call; ior
~ purchase an mauDer of RJodpce,
and pay H. high as any body else.
LsNi,lurg. : i.-J. ls.". 7. C. EVANS & CO.