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g. The Cleveland Plsiaasaler, CON-
pairing The staple prodsets Of the North and
Sss,A, .ays: "Cassoa u esassaieoce to
Be sure. ba, corn is ssesssisy. A naa can
i've vi,hsss shirs. but what can be do
vithsat whisksy /"
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CT The difference between philosophy
and femiuineness, is this: The question
"Do you love me ?" means, according to
Emerson ado you see the same truth ?''
whereas wives say that 1t means "Will YOU
buy me a new bonnet?'
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STATUE MADE TO SPEAK.

Thh Washington correspondent Of the
N. Y. Tribune says: 1888
The statue of Gen. Jackson. before the
Presidents House, was most curiously
ornamented on sunday morning. The old
anti Secessionist held in his hand the stars
and stripes, while the blue cockade was tied
under the tail of the horse. Great indigna-
ton is felt by the seceders, and it is rum ored
that they will request the Commissioners to
ask for an explanation. .s 4 .asa. .s.s...
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CO Though some very romantic maidens
may sometimes exclaim, "Give me hut
with the heart that love-" most Of the sex
vastly prefer palace with the man that they
hate.
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g A Cincinnati art critic, after looking
at Church's "Ueart of the Andes" admitted
the picture to be very fine, but said be could
not see the church =!
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CO A young girl generally loses her
freshness by mingling with fashionable So
c:ety, as bright stream does by mingiinz
with the sea.
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Notice TO Swamp Land PreEmptors.

COUNTY JUDGE's orrIcE, J
Council Bluffs Sept. .0,h, 1860.
Notice Is hereby given TO Prc-emptors Of Swamp and
Overlooked Lands in Pottawattamie County. Iowa and
their sssignees that Patent has been this
ofce for all the Swamp and Overlooked Lands in said
County included within the sections designated by even
numbers. in all twenty thousand three hundred and
sixty 3loo acres and that the several claim
ants holding Presumption Certificates Of the land
reycl TO said County, are required TO make payment
therefor, on or before the First of January, 1851
J. 7. CASADY.
vin2su County Judge.
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Vh il little thing to speak a wrod Of
common comfort-yet,ont the ear Of him
who thought to die unmourned, twill fall
like sweet music.
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AdministratOr:s sale.

All persons indebted to the Estate Of the ~
d. J. Sullivan, deceased, hereby notified, 'bs "
immediate settlement Is demanded; and, that nes.,
gence 10 do within thirty days from the date nss
will increase cost, as the undersigned NUsI -
WILL compel adjustment Of the deceasePs bns,"n
Dated a. Council Bluns, this Path day OF Sovp ,
1850. JOHN JONES.
JOHN BENNETT
Aam,s,sirsfs's
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CT The NY. Times speaks of the South
Carolinians as sour cousins german, since
their alienation ~ ..a
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AN ORDNANCE

For the Extension Of broadway Street.
Be il ordained by the Common Council OF the cry
Of Council Bluffs, that the following described Real
Estate be- and the Is hereby appropriated for
public highway to be known Extension Of Broad
way Street fo-rn strip of land eighty feet wids.
extending from the present terminus Of Broadway ana
parallel with line beginning at the Southeast corner
East, variation IIeI3 min East 2 s2s feet; thence
North 81 Fest, s7I feet; thence North 10 Wsst
s55 feet; thence North 10" East, 476 feet thence
North AZ . East, s9I feet thence North ~" Bsst
1885, to At the North line Of the corporsoa
at point seven chains West of the half mile eorne,
North line Section 10, Town 10 North, Range
west.
Approved Dec. It'll. 1860
LYsANDER " BABBIrT, Mayer.
Attest, r. r. TREY zoR, City Recorder.
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Ts Harriet Y. &oper,

To Harriet z. Soper,
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, THAT In ~
i is now on file in the Office Of the Ciefh -
District Court Of Csss County btate Of Iowa NJ
Of Cornelius soper, claiming Of ron divorce IRON -
bonds OF matrimcny existing against pisihnu. 4,
defendant, the ground Of adultery commute, -
on or before p Of the sennd day Of the seIt tern
the District Court Of Csss County, State Of Iors r
begun and holden 1T Lewis, In said County Oh " an
be entered zgstsst you and judgment viii Do 49, "A
against yeu thereon, asked for In said peiiio"
also for costs. aS
CORNELIUS soPER, pisss'V
ByH. TEMPLE. his ATTY.
Lewis, Dec. Iz-ls
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The Albany Journal Of the 9th. the tele-
graph informs Us, announces officially Mr..
SEwAkDs acceptance rs Secretary OF State
under LINcoIS's ADMINISTRATION.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

rTNHE undersigned has been appointed Executor Of
i the Estate of J. II. Beers deceased. All persons
having claims against said Estate. are requested 70
have them probsted and ed with the County Judge Of
Pottawattamie County, Iowa. Z. BALDWIN,
Executor.
N. B-puring my absence from Council Bluffs any
person having any business to transact with me A
Executor OF said Estate, viii call upon S. Clinton ESQ.,
who is authorized to act as my Attorney la settlement
Of said Estate. &. BALDWIN.
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OFFICER 4 PUsEY,
b A N X i r. s.
Tax Paying & Collecting Agents,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.

sr,.a Bsfersncsss
Metropolitan Bank New York.
hessrs. VIM. Graydeu h Co., New York.
Mcssrs. Gilman, Dunlap 4 Co., Cincinnati.
Messrs. johnson. Brother 4 Co Baltimore.
Messrs, Samuel Harris 4 Sons, do .. 4 -
Miles White, Esq, do
Messrs. n. Holmes & Sons, Pittsburgh.
Messrs. Kramer 4 Rahm, do
AesFrs. Potter, Mute White Bayiey, Boston.
Nessrs Tener Davis, Philadelphia.
Aessrs. Anspach, Reed Co, Phiiadclphia.
Nessrs. W II. Barksdaie & Co., ST. Louis.
kessrs Allen, Corp Nisbet, do .
Nessrs. Runyan, Brown Co., do a..-
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ject. Let him look to the people for sup
pert. 1t is bis duty to maintain the
supremacy Of tie Constitution and the
honor unssained Of the American tag. Let
him perform that dasy, in the high spirit OF
an American patriot, and be viii win tins
permanent gratitude and applause OF the
great body of the United States.
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RR1NC1P18.
What hiss become Of The blathsring crew
Of email beer politicians Who detained %
elequen,ly last summer 10 faver Of leaving
the people Of the territories perfectly free
to regulate their domestic institutions
10 their svs wsy' Why does not Deuglas
bring forward, my greet p-r-i-n-e-i-
Pile" and care the Onion vishis. II is 10
principle il ought 70 Be good for some
thing ia . ssorm, and he and his friends
eashs to stand to il instead Of shifting
round and Offering to compromise BY re-
enacsinx the lies Of IS deg. 30 min, or en-
acting that oil sAesld be slavs territory
south Of that line. In "a and ever since,
Doueias and his entire crew Of noisy poll
siciaas IN the free States have asserted fro1
every stump, and 10 every bsr-room and
everywhere else that he Mssso1ri restrie-
ton, prohibibising slavery nsrth So deg 30
uip., vas Unconstitutional. Nov they eli
take uasar and oder rot osly to prohibis
slavery north bat freedoa soa,h Of thai
line. The old line VISA restriction upon
slavery the usv coup,omiss, proposed by
Crsssndea and favored BY Dsassas, 10 .
res.ric,ioa upsn frssdcm.- Hask.sYs
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Gov. Pickens Immediately granted the
permission desired, and guaranteed Lieut..
Talbot to have every facility and courtesy
extended TO him as bearer Of dispatches to
the United States Government, both IN 20.
ing and returning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-18
MILITARY ACTION OF MASSACHUSETTS.

The state, in all its borders, has again pre-
sented scene of deep and earnest military en-
thusiasm. Prominent gentlemen, retired from
the ranks, thronged the adjutant generals
Office, yesterday, rendering their services to
the government. Brigadier General Butler
has been notified that his services will be re-
quired, and it is currently reported that
he will command the Massachusetts brigade.
The Boston Light Artillery, one Of the best OF
military organizations, has been accepted by
the government. and ordered to report at
Washington. Gov. Andrew, commander-in
chief, has issued the following general order,
No. 6 =
Gov. Andrew, commander in Chief, has is
sued the following general order, No. =
Whereas the exigencies of the country, as
disclosed in the proclamation Of the president
Of tie United States, dated the 18th day of
April current, demand the patriotic services OF
the citizen soldiery of Massachusetts, and a
requisition has been made upon this common.
wealth for four regiments. OF ten companies OF
sixty four privates each, for immediate service
as militia
His excelency the commander in chief has
oroereu tilat an companies u iniany 1a
nemeh OF inc volunteer militia DC iliii,euiately
increased w auuluohai ehst'lienss " 'ne nun,
oer OF siNtyiour prNa'es eacn' anu INA. an
new lnian',y companies hereafter 70 oe organ
'Neu enus. .nas nu., i,'.I,,;, III 10 s,n,,o,
III .lis .na'4 f WI ~ anu na
W -; j., 800 ", 81
teauy ~ 'e ,a ~, - nIinnaI ';
.leii ai,u :. IN nv I'm, y.
.ee'tSiolis "a ny 'y 40 a. 49,, - ~
rn ro,.Ian,a,;an IF tba nres,ent La does moi
proclamation OF me presiuent, ne uoes MOI
Ill., sni Sa i anneaIina tn nnl,Iic
sentiment which is eager 10 respond to every
demand
All persons, therefore, deslrous 10 serve ana
~;'o5 =, lii, ,a,,n,r;,h ~ - an me n,"
nv now existing; and those wishing to form
new companies are hereby assured of every
proper encouragement ny acceptance at mead
VI, 81 Nom do If =, once-an,;stme,t nonors
will be furnished at the office of the adiutant
general. Uniforms are important; but COM
Iorlao'e ciolnlhg' especlaiiy c,ialges oi uhaer'
m hat can afIord m he done in the limit.
ed time afforded will be done for the comfort
of troops; aud all contributions to this end
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-18

MASSACHUSETTS APPOINTMENTS. oliver
B. Dorrance OF Boston has been appointed APP
praiser general for New England. The can
didates for the two assistant appraisers are
Geo. 2. Burnham, Wan. Z. Webster, and Tim.
othy Davis. The following postmasters in
Massachusetts have been appointed Lewis
E. Gleason. Reading L. ID. Shattuck, Dan
vers Geo. Hervey, Medford; j. A. Coolidge,
Winchester; Newell Sherman, Waltham j.
b. Nichols, East Haverhil Nathaniel Cow
dry, Greenwood John Foster, North Ando-
yer; VIM. Hiito~, Bradford; Moses #. Rob
inson, Jamaica Plain; H. Hill, Haverhill
and VIM. DeCosta, Lawrence. Judsen ;.
Brown, Esq, oil Fitchburg, who was clerk Of
the house committee on Indian affairs during
the last session, has been appointed clerk in
the interior department
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Northern and Southern Mnrksmen'
Agreeing entirely with your correspondent
of yesterday, as TO the Importance of rifle
practice, | wish to say word in justice to
northern marksmen. Perhaps it would have
been more strictly accurate if he had drawn
| his distinction between eastern and western
men, rather than between northern and south
ern. The hunters Of the northwest are as
good shots as those Of the southwest, while
| both surpass, in some degree, those of the sea-
board states. Nevertheless, the rifle shooting
of the Maine and New York forests is probab
ly not surpassed on this continent, though /
have seen it equalled in both localities, by that
of men who had scarcely touched a rife till
they went into the woods.
This fact was well established in Kansas,
where indeed the northern men proved decid
edly superior TO their opponents, not only in
courage and endurance, but as marksmen also
A. Ossawotamie, John Brown and twenty
seven others defended log hut against two
hundred southern men, killing thirty-tllree
and wounding forty nine-eighty-t in all,
according to the pro slavery statement-and
then retreated in broad day, their ammunition
being exhausted, with the loss Of but one man
who was shot while swimming creek Capt
Montgomery told me, that in all his daring
exploits, he himself had lost but one man !;
and, although a native Kentuckian, said he did
| not consider the habits OF slavehoding COM
munity at all fitted to create good soldiers.
| The writer had several opportunities in
Kansas to examine windows and loopholes at
which many shots had been fred by southern
companies, and was always surprised TO find
the shooting no better Almost all had aimed
too high, as inexperienced hands are said usu-
ally to do.
Those Kansas campaigns were very instruc-
| tive and the final superiority of the free state
forces was unquestionable. l remember that
Gen. Lane spoke with warm admiration OF the
military talent and daring evinced by several
of our Worcester emigrants who had led the
most pacific lives tell they went thther. The
saying used to be that Massachusetts men
needed once to be shot at before they could be
convinced that the enemy was in earnest; al.
ter which they became the bravest of the brave.
| On the other hand / remember how the lieu
tenant of one of Buforts South Carolina COM
panies rebuked his men, as they were boast
fully recting their deeds, OH returning down
the Missouri, in the same boat with me-
Boys" said he coolly, :" you had better shut
up. Whenever We come in sight of the ene'
my you always took vote whether to fight
or run, and you always voted to run"
1t is not well to underate the courage and
daring OF portion of the southern army But
their general prestige Of superiority was dis
PEELED by the Kansas contest; and after the
war is fairly begun, the same result will follow
again. t. WI.
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belonging to military companies, have been
drafted and are going to the seat of war.
The following deeply affecting incident, re-
lated by the journal, occurred at the rendez-
vous of the Sixth regiment, yesterday morn
ing. AT an informal meeting of the officers OF
the regiment, it was decided as mark OF re
spect to the commander Col. Jones, TO adopt
as the "Chid OF the Regiment, lis daughter.
beautiful and intelligent girl of about twelve
years. The child was accordingly presented
to the troops by Major Watson, and received
with tie widest demonstrations OF JOY. AS
she passed down the line and through the
ranks, cheer after cheer greeted her the stout
est heart was touched, and the swimming eyes
of the spectators told how strongly their sym
pathies were enlisted in behalf OF the voun.
teers of the army of freedom. The name OF
the little vivandiere is LIZZIE CLAwsoN JONES
The leading partner Of one of the largest
retail dry goods firms in Boston, on Iuesday,
| informed the clerks of the establishment that
| if any of them wished to enlist IN the service
| of the United States at this crisis they should
be assisted to an outfit if requested, that their
places should be retained for them until their
return, and that their salaries should go on as
usual.
While the recruits were forming Tuesday
Il
mind his deserted store, and his family which
he said he was about to leave, for moment
hesitated, when his wife in the most emphatic
manner, exclaimed, "lf you don't go, I'll never
live with you % And another woman, in the
true spirit of '76, said, "Here are my two
sons, and am sorry have not more to 60"
The Traveller gives currency to the report
that a man in Salem, formerly in the military,
was hung in efligy in one of the armories there
last night. The obnoxious individual had ex-
pressed strong dsunion sentiments, and said,
if he fought at ALL it would be in the southern
ranks. He is believed TO be the only traitor
in that city
On Wednesday morning, DIR. I. IL. Smith
and other adopted citizens had an interview
with Gov. Andrew, when they expressed a
belief that they could raise volunteer regi-
ment of 1000 men. They were granted per-
mission to raise as many companies as they
can.
DR.. Estes Howe Of Cambridge gave the new
company organized in that city 500, Wednes-
day morning. We understand that every
member of the company was "wide awake"
last fall. They are an active body Of young
men.
The Taunton Gazette relates noble in
stance of christian patriotism and benevolence
on the part of the wealthy citizens of Taunton,
subsequent to the departure of the Taunton
Light Guard in the service of the country. A
fund is being raised for the use OF such families
as may be placed in necessitous condition by
tine departure of their heads, and at O'Clock,
Tuesday nooa, the amount subscribed exceed
ed $4,000 1t is not improper Tor us to say
that the paper was headed by the venerable
and public spirited Samuel B. King, with ST.
600, and followed by Hon. Samuel l.. Crocker
with the same sum.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-18

james Lanphere went upon the steamer
Commodore on her last trip from New Lon
don TO Norwich, refused to pay his fare,
struck TIE first mate, Emory Dunken, with a
knife, and Immediately ran away. Lanphere
was overtaken, knocked down with capslan
bar, and arrested on assault with intent to
kill
Shuball S. Hoskins of Simsbury, CT, aged
81, well known as the proprietor Of Hoskins
tavern, was seized by fit while alone in the
yard, on Saturday, and fell into sunken half
hogshead of water and was drowned.
Maccolini, an Italian sonneteer, has been
fined and imprisoned for having published a
sonnet designed to provoke an attack on the
life of Louis Napoleon. 1t began with ".Stringi
o BrutuS" and finished with "Vergognoso G
ey1pco
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-18

The COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT to Prof.
FROST by the Mozart Society, merits a full at
tendance at Mechanics Hall, this evening.
1t combines many separate attractions; the
great chorus OF the society, in favorite selec-
tons from the operas; the Park street choir,
which holds the very first rank among all in
New England, and an orchestra whose per-
formances have always met warm welcome.
In addition to which will be songs, by such
tavorites as Miss Fiske and Mrs. Doane, and
by Miss Frost, Whitney, Lawrence, Whiting,
Benchley and others. Miss Whiting will sing
con mighty pens" An original patriotic
song, to original music, has peculiar adapted
ness to the times and the occasion. We trust
the war excitement will not be in the way of
generous and just appreciation of this
concert.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-18

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-18

CURIOUS AccIDENT.-John Burgess, an
English traveller, was recently the victim of IL
singular accident He was on his way from
Hopetown, South Africa, with party to join
DIR. Livingston at the Zambesi. He had with
him three Europeans, several natives, and
three wagons, which contained, among other
things, considerable quantity of powder.
On the ODD of August the party came to a
halt, and Mr.. Burgess, after iatiguing him
self in an elephant hunt, went to one Of the
wagons. where he laid down to rest and smoke
a cigar. In two minutes after an explosion
took place, he and two natives were blown up,
the wagons were destroyed and seven horses
killed The rest OF the party escaped. He
was fine young man, and only twenty
three years of aye.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-18

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