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The Shasta courier., 1861-10-19

under the pretext of going to San Domingo.
The expedition consists of six batteries of
Howitzers. 10, 200 men will be ready to start
by the latter part of next month.
1t is given out that Spain is taking these
measures against Mexico on her own respon-
sibility, but advices to which access has been
had, settle definitely that England and
France are to send their quota of men, as
we'll as to co operate with the feet in the
Gulf The whole country will be startled by
the extent ofthis movement; and the end in
view-the regulation of Mexico-is its least
object. 1t looks farther north.
Gen. Steinman, Chief of cavalry in McClel.
lan's staff, will tomorrow order all Colonels
of cavalry to report to Examining Board
This order will be followed up by similar
ones to Lieutenant Colonels, Majors, and
company oficirs.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 6th.-The Spaul-
ding sailed for Hatteras Inlet with 500
troops Gen. Wool returned to Old Point
this A. NJ. He will probably remain. Gen.
Mansfield goes to Hatteras Inlet to assume
chief command
New YORK, Oct. 6th.-A serious riot oc-
CURED in Hudson city on Saturday last. be-
tween members of Barney's Rifles, quarter
tered in the United States Arsenal, and some
three hundred citizens, which, it is feared,
may lead to very serious results. A number
of persons were injured, including the May
or of the city, who, while endeavoring to
quell the disturbance, was stabbed five or
six times in the head and body, and is seri-
ously, if not fatally injured. There were
fears of another outbreak yerterday, and the
military were ordered to hold themselves in
readiness.
A special dispatch to the Missouri Demo
crat says that there is no doubt but Price is
on his way South. Last heard from him his
advance guard was at Clinton, in Henry
county. 1t is supposed that he will push on
to the Arkansas line. Fremont will follow
him closely and give him battle whenever he
meets him.
A force of 5000 rebels were seen near Up
ton to-day, whose object appears to be to get
between our advance and this place, and fall
upon some stray regiment or transportation
train.
Fremont designs to follow the rebel army
into Arkansas, and force him to fight when
ever he can encounter them Claib jackson
is reported en- route for Texas
Our lines on the Potomac, extend below
Hunter creek, in the direction of Mount Yer
non.
VIM. II. Handing, who was first officer on
the Bark Glenn, captured by the privateer
Dixie, on the 23d of July last, arrived in this
city yesterday on his way to Portland. He
states that he saw Congressman Ely, two or
three weeks before leaving Richmond, and
that Ely desired him to say that he would
stand firm to the last.
CAPE BRACE, Oct. 5th.-The Steamship
Bastard, from Hamburg, by the way of
Southampton: 25th Sept, was boarded off
the Cape, at 10 o'clock this evening.
1t is stated that France and Spain will
forthwith interfere in the affairs of Mexico.
WASHINGTON, Oct 5th.-Blair's charge
against Fremont has not been received at the
War Department.
JEFF Davis was at Manassas last Sunday.
The Shasta courier., 1861-10-19

REMEMBER THE TRAIroRs-The time will
come, and that at no distant day either,
when the names of those who in this State
gave aid and comfort to rebellion, will be-
come kissing and y-word-when they
will be summed like pestilence by all good
and honest men-when the blackness of
their deeds will rise as leaden cloud before
them, and cast sombre shade over eveIy
act of their lives. They will be looked upon
as modern Arnolds in a small way; and it
is the duty of patriots to preserve the names,
that they may be handed down to those that
come after us-not so much for the punish
ment of the traitors themselves, as for the ex-
ample which, being ever present, will deter
others, centuries hence, from revolving
against Government of which they had not
one solid complaint to make.-Bee.
The Shasta courier., 1861-10-19
The PEOPLE CRUSHING THE PoLrrIc1ASs.-

The N. Y. Express of the 10th ult., says:
The great and sudden uprising of the peo-
pie of Syracuse, which has utterly smashed
both the Republican and Democratic parties
in this State, seems to have astonished some,
who had forgotten,-and with reason, too,-
that 81 People" existed. They, it must be
confessed, have, for years past, been but a
myth among the machine -mongers of this
State. The suddenness of the start of these
"People" to Syracuse-th way they started,
and the power they evoked and acted upon
are puzzling the mere Politicians. "What
did it"-and show it was done ?'-are the
questions. The Chief FiEbuster, we believe,
from the best we can learn, was Ansel Bas-
com, of Seneca He sounded the horn, and
the Roderick Dhus were found to be every
where. But where did ue get the q horn p"
What ''magis power" was in it? A great
effort is making to undo what g the horn"
has done among the people,-in the matter of
the Canal Board which certain Republicans
are bent on keeping as a Party Machine, !"
with ex- Canal Commissioner Bruce to run
but if this be persisted in, the horn" must
be twanged once more, and all concerned in
it must be dealt with .sby the People,"
The Shasta courier., 1861-10-19

An eloquent divine in the course of his SER
mon was comparing the state of the uncon-
verted sinner to that of man in boat away
from the land, and with only one oar, when
he was suddenly brought up with round
turn by an old sailor, who jumped up and
enquired, "cculdn't the old fool scull ?"
The Shasta courier., 1861-10-19

4 CoLoxEL.-By private letter per Pony,
ia stated that commission as Colonel has
been made out for David Scannell, Esq, our
present Chief Engineer of the Fire Depart
ment. who is an old and tried soldier. Mr..
Scannell some time since made tender of
his services, asking permission to raise reg
iment to proceed directly to the scene of the
war East, and it is presumed the offer has
been accepted.-dppea!.
The Shasta courier., 1861-10-19
SHASTA COURIER.

@- L. p. FISHER--Is the only Agent
Of the SHASTA COURIER in San Francisco, with pow
ers to receive subscriptions and advertisements and
receipt for the same.
0FFICE-l71a Washington street. opposite Ma
guire's Opera House.
The Shasta courier., 1861-10-19
FOR sALI.

- A GOOD AND COMFORTABLE
III Dwelling House on Main street, situated in
sI the vicinity of Scott's Hotel and Corral
The owner wishes to leave town, and will
sell the property at bargain, For further partic-
plars apply to A. Skillmen.
Shasta, March i, 1861. mrs M
The Shasta courier., 1861-10-19
BILL HEADS.
county Omcers.

NyE HAVE JUST RECEIVED VERY sU'
w perior article of Bill Paper. Persons wishing
Bill Heads would do well to give us call. We
print cheap, for Cash.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07

An unexpected return home. says the
Poughkcepsje N. Y Eagle, is not always
the hapr,est way fer married men, as wa,
exemplifrd last Saturday A man who
was lately married, and had enlisted in
one Of the volunteer companies from that
city, returned rather Unexpectedly last
Saturday, and found his loving wife sitting
on the knee of q new recruit, on the side
Of the road near the country house, with
one Of her arms around his neck, cares
sing him most lovingly, amidst group of
his fellow soldiers.
Peaceful Citizen,-(cxamitg a rined
musketj That is rather fine weapon
is it not my friend p Brave Volunteer
"Wonderful You aim at a man two
miles off; you cannot even see him it
don't matter, fire; the ball will find him
out"
Sergeant" Dress back there, so that
you car see the buttons ON the second
mans coat Raw recruit" Say the
howles, Sergeant blasht the but,on has
he on him but the one on the top Of his
cap"
Barnum offers 81 900 for the lone rep.
resentative OF Southern chivalry found
d runk at Beaufort, S C., when that place
was taken possession Of by the Northern
troops
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07
IMPORTANT FACTS:

FACT No I-This C,rnr,r,
their Machines .r. "H H"'f i"eisth'
mrnts or litigation "7"''S' 'rinse-
FACT No2-These Machines ,,.l .,,, a.,
alike an both .iJ.s,,a NOV, . ,;,., s,''h
half AS much thr. al and silk as ILL.,; so I
stick machines ~ " ''P
FACT No 3-Tbcsc machines ORC bo,.or,
than auy other sewiuo macnipr. in rho r,a,It g.,
the treatment changes and aI,nn.t anals. ri,t,, "
sewing required in n family They will sow IRON,
o,c ~ t,,nntr +hi,l,,,ng,' of tr.'r,.;Ii,, ,;.i.
s,nrrirg anI maxi .vrrv s.itrh C., IT.
viii avon sny from, ,bn 6,,,st r.,,',i ., e., hi.
cloth. aud even strrt b,r1 i,,tE,r riih,,,'t
chauainy the feed nee,iIc ar teosio,, or 'r,I ,,,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07
DAKOTA CITY POTTERY,

NJESsRs .ZIEGLER 4 ECKHART, of the Dakota
Al City Pottery, take the present opportunity Of
saying to he merchants and public generally that
they will continue in the businesses eretofre an
having increased their facilities enabled 20 man
ufacturs larger amount OF stone are aud Of the
best quality Returning THANKS for th, liberia pa
ronage bestowed upon the cid they respsctfullv
solicit n rontinuanee Of the same for the new ard
they will endeasor to retain Ii by prompt execution
Of their orders to which theywi'lcareful tend Al
All times Give thtm acall
nakctacity, T., Nov Ii, lS5s.-tt.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07

NOTICE II hereby given that 10y virtue Of n she.
~ cinl execution, dated October ith 1861 to m,
directed from the Clerks Office OF the District Cou,,
of Woodbury. County, Iowa. on Monday December
9TH, ia6l' heiMeen the hours of O'Clock \. NJ and
o'clock =. NJ. of stid day, in front Of the Post
Office door in Sioux city Iowa ! will proceed To
offer for sale at public auction, which sale " IN COM
mence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ of said day, the following
described premises to-wtt
The south west quarter Of the south west qua rtcr
OF section No. two 90 and south east quarter of
south east quarter OF section No. three ~ and
north east quarter Of north east quarter of section
No DO AZ npi th west quarter Of mort west QUAR-
ter OF section NoElt In Township 20. Eighty seven
ts'.l north Of raage No. forty ava west of
the 9TH Z. NJ, in Woodbury. casuiy, Iuaa
Said property viii - sold ~ the property Of Henry
q. Griggs and LusNiIl. Griggs Uphn suid ,xrcution
III tnNpr of Resei 4. iattelson against said Henry
y. Glggs aud Lucy ii. nTiggs dcteuial 6
/. J. LAMBERT.
Shrrth If "o,abUly county. iowa
AUNrnu. / 9Th, 1851, Nv,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07
ANIL IT. IiEDC. ES,

yITHoLESALE and retail dealer in Groceries
w Provisions, Wines and Liquors, &c, levee
Sioux City, Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07
SIOUX CITY HOUSE,
Car. Ptar,aRd FTfh ST.
Sioux City, iowa.
JOSEPH SHEARER, Proprietors.

TNHE Undersigned respectfully announce to the
L public that they have taken possession of the
above named Hotel and solicit a. hare of patronage.
They have made many Important improvements and
repairs in the house, and now feel confident that
they can accommodate guests in As good sly lie as
any hoteln Western Iowa. The Table will alway s
b" supplied with every luxury of the season.
KiNGSNORTH i SHEARER
Nav a.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07
KOSHER &, u..DGES

pANKERS.-Dealersi in Exchange, Real Estate
ID Collecting and tx paying Agents. Office.
Levse, between Douglas and Pearl streets, Sioux
City, I"wa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07
CHAS, X. SMITH,
A. GISOyINGER.

AVN )LESALE and retail dealer In Stoves and
w Tin Ware; also N facturers Of Tin Copper
and SheetI ron Ware. Pearl street Sioux City, Iowa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07
l.. BUCIIRUCfg Err,
II. ID. HOOGE a. CO

wv IoLESALE and retail dealer in Dry g Gods
w Groceries, Crockery, Roots and shoes, &c. &c
of Pearl nd Third sire Is, Sioux City, low
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07

hEAhERin Drugsand Medicines, Books, Station
~ ary,pils, Paints, yarnishes, &c, Pearl stree
Sioux City Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07
CHAS. IKE n r

nEALER n Hardware and Cutlery, Bar Iron and
- Steel, Agricultural Implements, sign of the
Millsaw, Pearl street, Sioux City, lows.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07

NNHOLESALE and retail dealer in Dry Coed
w Groceries, Agricultural Implements. Boot
aniShoes, Leather and Finding, &C. corner Of PeaI
and cend streets. Sioux CITY Iowa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07
TIEDWsY a. CUR.lER,

A TTD8NEYS AT LAW, Sioux City Iowa. prac
~ tice in thu courts Of Iowa and Nebraska, once
on Douglas st., opposite Land Office. 2,29-tf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07

HAGY HOUSE,

HAGY HOUSE,
q IOUXJITY. owa-JOHN HAGY Proprietor
- The pr0pristor pectfully informs the public
that his ciliiies such that he is enabled to
eomoiate his :aestsin as good style asany Hotel on
the Missouri Slope. BY giving attention to the
wants of his On SITS he hopes to receive liberal
hs re o patronage mar24'59tf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07
MILTON TDDTLE

A TTJREE i at Law.-Oifice corner of Sixth and
~ Douglas street, Sioux City, Iowa. vln12
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07

J EWORK-NAvinFa an extensive assortment of tn
lstes tstyles Of Job and Card pes, we prepar
ed to DO allkiais ofJob Printin Il h ebeststyle
heart. Giy usacall
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07
EINkLE g. LYON
Sewing Machine Co.,
5s5 Broadway, New York.

MO PERSON who CONCENTRATES Durrhasfnr a
~ Sewing Machine for family or manuitcturin
purposes, should fail to send for one of our circu.
a's, winch contains cuts and ful descriptions of
the several styles prices and SAMPLES If wnrI ali
OF when we send hV mail free. We claim to have
.he Dest sewing Machines in the world
1nr cnArr FAMILY or anufacinrins
fuTposes--and all We ask is 4 fair trial Read
the following
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07

PATRICK IlOiSis,

4 TTDRNEY atLaw. Real Is tate aud Collecting
"a Ageat, sioux City, Iowa. yoliRo21
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07
-. 4. ID JAWS,

A TTORNET at Law and Genera nd Agent
\ Special attention given TO payment of taxes;
locating Land Warrants; the invest gation and per
Getting of tax and other titles; redeeming lands sold
or taxes: making collections. and legal business Of
al Kinds in Hort bern iowa aud Nebraska.-nnice,
DurlaE7treet. Sioux City. Iowa. vollno1
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07

TINE undersigned has removed into his NEW
L BUihDis" on Pearl street, where he is prepae
ell to atts al avery thing connected with the tonso
rial art in tho most fashiOeRble style ,bc
patronage Of III. gentlemen of Sioux City . nd Wei
nifty respectfully solicited
ADAM FALK.
iouxcity, May It'll, .SG0-2m
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1861
1861

N..@@tA,} as - \
~ ~ ii
..A. Il a 49, ... ii II
- -a1l - 80 u...=z=zz.
Exclusive Cash system !
New Goods. New goods
NEW GOODS,
CHEAPER THAN EVER !
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-ArrHE-
w
Provision Dsta b,is bnnnt "-'a
-
x,-uv,rs,,r
Bly, etc. 'eI A., rI' Ir, an" Native Wines lager
Dty Goods Boots and Shoes,
Can and Dried Fruits,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-07

Plain and Ornamental Printing
Executed with neatuess nd dispatch nd pom rea.
sonahle terms.
We respectfully solicitthe patronage of the bust
ness men of this aud adjoining counties feeling ga
iShed that we can give Subtraction both as to styI
and price.
ZIEBACH FRENZY
SiouxCity, November, 1859.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-03-26
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 21. 1851.
TI,e Hseeting at CoIdsaoro'.

AS there has been no meeting here we sup
pose all who desire to attend the Southern
Rights meeting at Goldsboro' on Friday and
Saturday, 22nd and 23rd, Will have to go or
their own hook. We have been asked too
whether there was to be an extra or special
train. This we cannot answer. The cars
which leave here however at 9 arrive there at
- o'clock, and persons going up Friday morn
ing will be in time to attend the meeting that
Gay, and by remaining in Goldsboro' Friday
night they can attend the meetings both days
and return On Saturday evening We suppose
if pub ;ication were made that persons could go
and return for the price Of one ticket that
quite lumber would go. We have no idea
as to what is to be done but there will be nc
doubt large crowd there and hence we have
desire to be present, and shall go if we can
We hope too that Craven will be we'll represen-
tad
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-03-26
GornsaaRo' March -. 1861

Dear Progress There will be mass meet
ing Of those who value Right more than On50n,
and who love Southern more than Northern
Institutions, at this place on next Friday and
Saturday. A very large number Of persons
are expected to attend from all the counties IN
this section of the State, among whom viii be
many Of the most distinguished sons OF North
Carolina. Let the people rally to the de-
fence of their rights and the honor OF their
native State.
1t rained. hailed and showed alternately du-
ring the whole of yesterday and last night in
Goidsboro', and to-day the snow lies ~ CT IL
inches deep on an average
understand drunken man, northerner,
entered the Printing Office of the Rough Notes
on Sunday night, and so disarranged the types
and printing materials as to render 1t imPosSi'
bic to issue another number of that valuable
paper for few days The Vigilance Commit
tee have performed their duties towards the
villain.
correspondent of the Petersburg Express
writing from this place, says that the services
of the Rev. John S. Long, Rev. j. Tucker, iSeV
P. S. Moran, and r. P. Dick, Esq, have Deer
procured to deliver sermons and addresses De
| fore the graduating class of Wayne I. College
| at its next commencement. ! am sure no oct
ter selections could be made. think, however
the writer was misinformed relative to the mat
te-, for the simple reason tuat your nunote sef
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-03-26

THE ARAB ) PROnF.-SoH.e yeas ago
Frenchn,an. who. like many of his conntrymen,
had won Il high rank among men Of science, yet
v,ho denied tie great sod ho * the author of all
scie.lc y2as crossing the q eat Sahara i'll company
with an Arab guide. lie noticed, with a slIeer,
that at certain times his guide, whatever obsta-
cles might arise, pnt them ali aside, and knoeling
on the burning sands. called on ms God Day
after dav passed and still the Arab never filled,
.in at last one evening the philosopher when he
arose from his knees, asked him with a contempt.
nous smile. How dn you know there IS God -
The guide fixed his burning eye On the scofer
for y moment in wonder aud, then SAID ooenlnly,
How do know there IS a God How do l
know that man and not a cafne passed my hat,
last night in the darkness Was it not by the
nrint of his feet in the sand ?-Lven So, and he
ncipfed to the sun, whose last rays were flashing
over the lonely desert THAT footprint IS not that
of nan
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-03-26
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1861.
The News.

The scramble for office at Washington cor
t;nues. but the game Is all on one s'de-there
are we are glad to say but few Southern ap-
plicants.
1t is thought that the Government at WASH
ington will not give any answer to the com
munication of the Commissioners from Mont
f-omerv, in which event, it i, said, they threat
en- an istant attack upon Fort Pickcns by 'he
Southern Confederacy.
Things are moving slowly at Richmond oo'
il is evident that the secession fever is going
rn. and it is confidently believed that an or
d;oance of secession will be passed IN 1e"
davs. County meetings are being held IN o''-
ferent parts of the State for the purpose oil III
etructing delegates to vote for secession.
Col. Segar of Va. has had a personal inter-
x;cw with old Abe and all the other members
Of the Cabinet and they have assured him that
the policy Of the administration is to be peace
Col. S. Cooper, late Adjutant General OF the
United States Army, has gone South to accept
the post Of Adjutant General OF the Southern
Army.
We regret to learn that propllgate printer
entered the office of the GoldSboro h0"gA
Notes ON Sunday night and SO damaged tAe
fvne and fixtures that it will DO several days
before another paper can be issued
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-03-26

Sneculate as much as we please one thing Is
1-art,in the existing national troubles have pa
r.,vzcd all commercial and business enterprise
from one end of the land to the other ;--every-
where North, South, East and West business
"a prostrated and, what is more, until some
definite policy is settled upon and proclaimed
to the country we can hope for no reiet-
Peace then of some sort by some means, we
xant. and peace we hope we shall have
Those who undertake to speak t'r Lincoln
saw that his is to be peace policy, that no war
- rovolntion will occur if he can help it etc.
If this be Mr. Lincoln's intention then why
don't be order the federal troops to vacate the
forts in the seeded States and assemble Con-
gress so that their independence may De ac-
knowledged and settlement OF puphc proper
+v and division of the public debt be made
It is worse than folly to talk about the seeded
States coming back, and so if Lincoln ana MS
government want peace they can easily nave II
nv letting them 60 in peace, but the HIST a'-
tnnnt tn reinforce fort, to collect revenue or
to exercise any authority over the scceden
States will be- the signal for rcvolution anu
when commenced we cannot tell where 1t VIII
a,5 The Di3b once thoroughly aroused ana
Mr., Lincoln and his grave counSeii1rs may lat'
victims to its Jury. Law and order are last
,iv;nr way throughout the entire land to mob
rule and the intense h2u ed between the Peo-
ole Of the two sections seems to increase houl-
Iv and when once the smothered volcano
break. forth there can be no telling where OF
when it's d,vourlns elements will be stay cd
If Mr.. Lincoln really wants peace he will lei
the sccodcd s, ateS go and acknowledge the In
JenendeDce Of the Confederate Government eS
tablished at Montgomery; but if he wants wal
he will attempt to blockade Southern ports
collect revenue in the seeded States and "hoit
and nossess" himself of the federal property
in the new Confcderacy The maddeSt OF al
spectators at the present time are those who
pretend to think that the seeded States vii
return to a union with the people OF the ire
States; and really it seems to u.s. should the.
return. that they should be kicked out.
Let the independence of the new Republl
be acknowledged, and then we shall at leas
have peace for time. Then after all shall bt
come calm and quiet the border slave State
can determine what position it will be best fo
them to take BY all means, Mr.. Lincoln, le
,S have 1eEce
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-03-26
Consolation for 'Eas Border Slave
States.

The following items telegraphed from
Washington must be c2nso1ing to the lovers of
the present excuse for Union, under which
we live, and therefore we give it:
There are Republicans here, of high polit-
cal standing, who assert both knowingly and
positively that the secret of the unexpected
consent of Gov. Chase, and other radical mem
bers of the Cabinet to the surrender of Fort
Sumter, is their firm belief in the inevitability
Of the Ultimate division Of the country into
two confederaces-one distinctly free labor,
the other slaveholding-aEd their desire to
bring about the separation without bloodshed.
That this idea has been broached in Cabinet
council is certain.
There now Not only the cotton States but
leading Republicans begin to believe that there
must be a permanent separation All, but
some Will say the Republicans are not the whole
people-only handful offanatics. Don't know
about that, Lincoln got 1,857,610 votes, and
we have the authority of the ballot box at recent
elections that the number is steadily increasing,
Men may cry peace! peace but we tell them
that there is no peace, The Union Of these
States is irrevocably dissolved.