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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-07-12

the Honorable Parker Tuck Judge Of Probate OF the
County Of Hancock.
w lillian ". HopGp0N, Administrator Of the es-
w late q John Billings, lae Of Trenton, said
W deceased pectuy represents hat said John Bill
lnss IN has life time, 70 wit:oH the thirteenth day Of
August A. lSil by his bot duly executed and sealed
obligated hnse 10 convey, by good and sufficient deed
to Mark " Hsisinn Of Mt. Desert Ia said county, the
following described real estate wit "a part Of lot No
two, according 10 the plan Of Salem Town. ESQ made in
lsoe IN SAID town. being all Of aid lot lying east Of the
roa and the conditions Of said bond having fu fill
e. and all Of the tenor thereof fully complied with your
petitioner prays for license 70 convey said real estate 20
SAID HQdgdon, agreeably to the term said bond.
WG W. H4DGDON. Admir-.
BY J. A. DEASg has Attorney.
Ellsworth, April 24th, 1861.
At Court ct Probate held Ellsworth within and for
the County Of ilaneoek, the third Wednesday If
June A. H. is6l
ga Ae foregoing Petton. ordsred That the Petition
er give aHuct to ii rS5ns erJsed by causing a cory
OF t ttau aud orderof Conn tere.n to b. published
thfee @eeas Excessively ia he E-wofth American that
'1ey may nppsar AZ Probate Court re held az Ellis
worth IA saai county. the first Wednesday Of August
next, az t-u clnek A n, and shew eaus. IL any they
ed. PtnEFK TI-CK I,,,1ra
Attest-A 4 BARrLErr. Register
uut eapy OF tin ptiau aud arler II court thereon
= Attest--A A BARTLETT, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-07-12

N'r3'T, Wyoming o. Y = on q, II.
Dean Sir; usiu- ylu CtAaru- fili- i'm pty fes
ce, aHl hai thcnt excellent lusaie O. sicsuse tig
system a4s. Far.ty tie latI1tHHis ~ r d afsf.
J9iIA I. ILACuAM, !. D
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23

RATIFICATIoN.-Tbe Democratic ratidca
tiOn meeting held at San Francisco, last
Saturday evening, was tremendous gath
erimg, and enthusiastic speeches were mad,
by Conness, EdgerIOn, Whitman aud Nc
Corkle. COnness defended his vote on the
bulkhead, and denounced the Bulletin AID
Alta. He argued that the bulkhead was
not an issue of the campaign, but was
merely local question, and he should noi
refer to it in his speeches in the interior.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23

JAcKsoN's SWORD. - Andrew Jackson
DonesOu bus joined the rebel army. aud
avowed bis determination to draw Ia the
disunion cause the twOrd brqueathed him
by that glorious old patriot, General Jack
son. The Louisville Journal thinks that
DouelsOn's sighting will not amount to
much, but insists that the little be does do
should by all means be done with SOME
other weapon than th, sword bequeathed
him by his great namesake. The following
is the paragraph in Gen. Jackson's will.
bequeathing The sword:
Seventh. l bequeath to my well-beloved
Andrew j. DonelsOn, son Of Samuel DonelsOn,
deceased, the elegant sword presented to me by
the State of Tennessee, with this injunction,
that he fail not to use it, when necessary, in
support and protection of our glorious Union,
and for the protection of the constitutional
rights Of our beloved country, should they be
assailed by foreign enemies or domestic trail
tors.
The Journal tells Andrew Jackson Don
elson that he had better cut bis own throat
with that sword, or cast himself upon iis
naked point, than devote it to the service OF
those who are fighting for the destruction
of "our glorious Union"
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23
TUESDAY EVENING, JULY %, 1861.

ON our first page will be found quite y
lengthy account of the fghting in south
western Missouri between the Federal
troops under Col. sigel and the rebel forces
under jackson. In consequence of the su-
periOr number Of State troops Col. SigeI
retreated, and at last accounts had taken up
. position at town called Mt. Vernon,
who're be was waiting for reinfOrcements.
The rebels seem TO have done better lighting
in this action than any yet reported since
the commencement of hOsIilities, and but
for the superior skill of Col. Sigel, his regi
u1ent, in all probability would have teen
routed aud cut to pieces. Gen. Lyon, at
last accounts. was in Henry county, about
a Hundred miles from Mt. Vernon, and the
Pony which arrived last night may bring
intelligence of another battle.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23

THE death Of Senator Douglas was an.
uounced in the Senate, on the 9Th inst, by
Mr. Trumbull, Of Illinois, and speeches we're
made by Mr.. McDOugall, of California, aud
Mr.. Collamcr, Of Vermont. We had ex-
pected that the death Of Douglas would be
announced by his successor, Mr.. Browning,
who bad knowa him for nearly thirty years,
aud is much more capable than Trumbull
of doing justice to the departed statesman.
Mr.. McDougall was perhaps more intimate
with Douglas, and knew him better, than
any other Senator, and bis remarks will be
read with interest.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23
Tho Union Sentiment in the south.

4nO UNION S0ntlmcug VIC SOUtAAs
The New York Journsl of Commerce, q
secession paper, prOfesses ~ have reliable
information frOm the South. from gentle.
man who has lately travelled extensively in
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee.
The "reliahIe" informant expresses surprise
at the unanimity which ervades the South,
in regard to the necessity of separation
from the North, and says that snee the
"invasiOn" of Virginia not q Union man
can be found south of the POtC mac. The
statement is put forth as an argument to
convince the North of the folly of attempt.
ing to maintain the integrity of the nation.
But fortunately. we have better evidence Of
the sentiment in some of the Southern
States, than the reports furnished to North
ern secession journals. In Western Vir
gnia. there was some twenty thousand ma
jority against secession; aud although this
vote was taken day or two before the
Federal troops crossed the Potomac, there
is good reason to believe that no material
change Of sentiment has since occurred
La Tennessee, the vote on union or disunOn
was taken come time after the 'sacred sOil''
was polluted by the tramp Of "LincOln's
hirelings," and still over 47.C00 votes
nearly one.thrd of all in the SIate-are re-
corded against dsuniOn. Had fair elec.
tiOn been held in both Virginia and Ten
nessee, 1t is doubtful whether the secessIun-
lists would have carried either, aud there il
no doubt that there are still large num-
bers of Union men in ell the other seeded
States, who for policy's sake suppress their
real sentiments.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23
forthwith dispatched by three bullets.

forthwith dispatched by three bullets.
The meeting at the Mission last night to form
new military company was we'll attended,
Jas. Dennison, large ranch owner in San
Mateo county, offered to donate the COMPANY
200 horses.
The Times states that there was small Do
litical ovation at Warm Springs Saturday night
Gov. Downey was called upon for a speech and
made one in which he deprecated the war and
declared in favor Of compromise. DIR. GwiD
was called out and made few remarks compI-
menting the Governor, and concluded by say
ing that he had made his last political speech.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23

THE MNT.-The amount of bullion de
posted at the Branch Mint, for the week
ending the 2Oth, was ls,52O2S ounces of
gold and 6,5Ol.45 ounces Of silver. The
amount OF gold coinage for the week was
e6l,600.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23

MEXICAN ITEMs.-The Mexican bandits
have attacked and burned village near Tepic,
and killed two hundred and sixty people, inclu-
ding men, women and children. The priests
of that neighborhood, are trying to induce the
Indians of the Sierra to begin war Of races,
against the whites. The village of Otumba has
been burned down By robbers.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23

SEvERGLY BURNED.-On Monday, July
18th, the wife of David Clelland, of Little
Shasta SiskiyOu county, was severely burn
ed, by heedlessly flashing quantity OF
powder which had accidentally been spilled
on the floor.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23

A DISPATCH from San Francisco says that
Vanderbilt utterly refuses to carry either
letters or papers, by mail or express. on his
steamers between New York and San Fran
cisco. Newspaper dealers are puzzled how
10 gee their packages out.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23
SAN FRANCISCO. July %.

The Alta of this morning says private let
Ter received yesterday from WashOe, under date
OF the 18th inst, states that when Gov. Nye
was entering Virginia City an attempt was
made to assassinate him, and the assassin was
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23

HOMICIDE.-A Htabbing affair came off a
u gambling saloon in La Porte, on th
night of July l4tb, in which Mexican
named ROdriques was killed. The affra,
was commenced by another Mexican named
ChapetO, who escaped.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23

The Right Rev. Eugene O'Connell, Bish.
op Of Marysvillc, has appointed the Kew.
Francis J. Blake pastor of the important
churches of Forest Hill and Iowa Hill. IL
Placer county. Mr.. Blake accompanied
Bishop O'COnnell from ireland.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23

LAUNCH.-The steamer Sacramento, re.
Gently constructed at San Francisco, wa
successfully launched last Saturday eve.
ming, by moonlight She is to run between
San Francisco aud Sacramento, as an oppo
stion boat.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23
SACRAMENTO, July %,

DAChAMhNIU, July z0'
The Breckenridge State Convention assem-
bled this afternoon. The following are the
candidates; For GOvernor-P. B. Reading OF
Shasta, J. r. Mcconnell of Nevada, d. o.
Shattuck of San Francisco, J. p. Hammond OF
San Joaquin; Lieut.. Governor-Jno. A. Eagan
of Amador; Judge-W. G.. Wallace of Napa,
Sidney Johnson of San Francisco; Congress
V. E. Howard of Alameda, II. P. Barber of
of Tuolumne, E. McKinstry of Napa; Control
ler-incumbent Brooks; Treasurer-incumbent
Findley, Jno. Q. Brown of Sacramento Sur
veyor General-incumbent Higley; State Prin-
ter-incumbent Bolts, Ravely of Yolo, Hicks
Of Yuba; Supreme Court Clerk-incambent
Fairfax.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23

THE steamer Golden Age, which sailed
for Panama on Saturday last, took s., ,24S,-
$50 10 treasure.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23
For District Judge,
. JOHN /. CALDWELL.

For District Judge,
JOHN i. CALDWELL
For Senator,
y. II. JOHNSON.
For Assemblymen,
4 join q EaTHaaS NEsbnS, \. A. j. ~ ESbERs SfaSs
For Sheriff,
CHA II l. r 8 X E N t.
For County Clerk,
II. B. LAYTON.
For Treasurer,
HENRY EVERETT
For District Attorney,
THOMAS p. HAWLEHs
For Collector,
JOHN HUSSEY.
For Recorder,
HUGH B. THOMPSON
For Assessor,
FERGUS LEAAYs
For Surveyor.
j. Il. GAMBLE.
For Public Administrator,
MICHAEL BURNS.
For Coroner,
w. q. POPE.
Supervisor I'd District,
- WALTERS.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23
Nerada getnufrat.

OctavIan HOOgs, is our Agent for San Fran
cisco. He Is authorized TO receive advertisements
and collect and receipt for the same.
A.BadIam, Jr., Is our Agent for Sacramento
IN receive advertisements and collect for the same.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23
UNION DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Governor.
JOHN CONNESS.
For Lieut.. Governor,
RICHARD IRWIN.
For Congress,
HENRY EDGERTON,
JOS. G. McKIBBIN.
Justice OF the Supreme Court,
Ii. G. W HfTNIAN.
Attorney General,
GEO. w. BOWIE
Clerk of the Supreme Court,
GEO. 3. EVANS.
State Treasurer,
j. II. LANDRUm.
State Controller,
JAS. e. HUFFMAN
Surveyor General,
j. j. GARDNER
State Printer,
JOHN n. RIDGE.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-23

AssAssISATTox IN akKSTCcxY.-THKgE
BRoraKRs MURDKExps--The Louisville
Bsmscras hss the faGlswfag aseeaas Of
the assassination of three brothers in the
vicinity of Louisville :. Fl +
We learn Of most diabolieal assassin
alton that occurred yesterday morning ear.
~, al Lost Island, point about siz miles
distant from the city, On the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad. We are inform
ed thai about two o'clock, Tuesday morn
ing, party Of men called a. the house oe-
cupied by two brothers nazned Hill and
demanded admittance. 0ae of the broth
ers opened tha door and was Instantly shot
dead. The party then entered and found
the other Hill lying In bed with his wife,
who bad had babe only week since
lie was ordered 10 ges ap, and visa told
thai be had 10 dis. He did not rise, and
while hia wife plead for him, waa shot as
be lay, several ssmes, one ballet iajurina
the hand Of his wife Is abe eadsasGred 20
shield him, Hayiag accomplished the
dauhie marier, the assasSins left and pro-
csaded to the house OF hFasher Of the
murdered Hills in the vicinity, and calling
hsG ap froa hia bed, shot hin also IN cold
bleed.
A dilaeaaty bad occurred between the
brothers and some oshera named W alker,
which gave riss to shs suspicion that the
Walkers were the maRdsreFs, and thar
were coneeanensly arrested.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-23

Such 10 the Phrase employed by LEscoIs
10 designate the obstinate re-
faaal of sAs Republican party 70 listen 70
Southern appeals for justice. They boost
of their ill.tsmeSi and criminal obstinacy,
and call II courage backbone. Let themt
psrsist In d, and shay will ultimately and
thai IL thar bsSks do not bend they will
be broken.
They now confess that the Easespsesa.s
ton pat upon their programme, during
the canvass, by the South was correct,
and they threaten to back 1t up with bay
onets. They cannes blame the South for
refusing TO submit 70 the pracsissi inaag-
arssion Of that programme. Their game
is 90 to hem in Mr.. BucHAsAs AZ To force
him into taking sach initial and eoereiys
steps 90 shaii relieve Lrxcots when he
eouss into power from the Odium Of be-
gianing . GIRL war.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-23

ScEsg IN CouRY.--Hon. David Paul
Brown Of the Philadelphia Bar, relates the
following good story Ia late work of
his~~
A qaaek bad institated suit for messi-
cal services against one Of his aeighbors,
and the sais being broaghs for the uss of
another. became himself the witnass.--
A Mr., Williams VINO was empioyed to de-
fend the suit and expose sha quackery and
ignorance and worshiessness Of the sar-
vices randered, subjected the Doctor TO
the following axazAanAsion.
Counsel Did ron treat the patasss ae-
coriing 90 she msss approvsa rules Of
surgery 4.
Witness BY all msaas- -osrsainly / did.
Did yoa asesp5Iase him2
Undoubtedly | did--shaa waa .
matter oil coarse
0,--Uid you pssform The cssssrssm op-
GRAFTON upon him
W. Why, of course his condition re-
qnired II, and IL was attended wish great
success.
C.~-Dia yea now doctor, subiecs his
person 20 ausapsyf
W.-Gassainiys chat waa the lass rszne-
dy afoussd.
C.-Weil, then, doctor, a. you irst cut
or the defead&nsss bead. then dsssecsec
him, and be stili sarvives il, have no
more 10 aak and If your claim viii sur
vive II, quackary deserves to be Immortal.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-23

The Dsnesusss - 13.ss - ~
De- ass, - i pfsdal G. sI4 dsy
Jas6aEy, for tfe poss q ing exprs
ion Of DER opiaens ID tqHhat q T.
IusE and squitabfs fsmsdy foF the xpa6Iss
nd dissaasioas that are nov diSl lAetiag
IN 4 sevaring the Union u Tbs 9faxs-
Let ID snocgats, patriots and gInion Isv~s
ing IAsn from every portion Of ths Ss4te
some eal end give their lmpssiied coanExJ
The beneas OF their ooanael. wv ]
Coma sogsshsr, - ] II ye11 nniasd
"a go s2se 2 kss q s -
ID - nusi661 - ~ hredk ap shis
| rlorious Unions ne fonndAsion Of which
wAs hid ii, and samsnsed, BY che haooA Of
Democrats, Patriots, and iossrs of tbs
Union, rally 10 tbs rescue al eax aoanfFT.
Although ous Union IL endangered, y II
nns too lsse 10 save 10, By wise, eonciiis-
4 tory and conservative seEaoE. 0saF hfskh-
ren In the South. hassy and iacopsideT4te
/ Ii they hare been, will be coneiliasad by
: guaranty Of THAR rights under the Con-
Issifasion, which can b. given without $50
riGGs Of homer or psinoipls- IL 10 no sse'-
ri6os oe principle 10 give cisissns of sTsEY
part Of The country their righs under the
fConsti&atiou, ard zach coarse and come
pgosaiss esanot fail 70 NEST ne warzness
appreciates Of every loyal, UAisa iavias
heart In this glorious rePahlin, and can
only be opposed by fanatics Ia whose
Ivsins coarse no logal blood, and in whose
hearts no Union loving sentiments svsg
faana place.
II Como out, than, fellow cisizans, and
! eouaxsl together, and take auoh sesien,
baasinx In yisw the Constitution, a. VIII
sand 10 restore hsr1aony 70 or beioved
coanaTy, and 30 ss3 n righs hsfore III
xorld, iss M give usfsrsnSe % such ssnfi-
ments and adhere 20 them, ~ VIII justify
u when tried BY oux own conscience And
10 the sighs oil God, who h&s sbansdansas
blessed a. rs q nasion.
Il Come together and adopt such prinoi-
/ plas az win scquis 90 and enable Us q
wasA oar hands Of she bleed of orr esun-
txymea, come what viii; lnserShangs 0pin.
ioas before leszing the praciEis4ss scsian q
car Soaahern brethren commit % 10 any
/ vialens course Ia opp0sisisa4
II yiciencs and bloodshso will not sstsls
oar difficulties. More pAsifc action mus
be restored TO. Violenees should Be u
] last remedy. In tines Of trouble, whsa
! our national honor has had 70 be sustain
ed, Union mem from shs North and I'll,
South hare rallied under the Tag Of oal
country, and mingled their al0od for cha
t coanmon cause. Shall ne new be forese
/ By party whose course has always beaz
i antagonistic TO the Union, u imbrue oul
hands IN the blood Of oar breshren, bsfoy,
Ievery Just and honorable measure fol
! peace has been tried,
{ Come together, then, and set before IN
: Coansry ID preeipitased 10 revolution AM
q civil war, let not the eaesnies OF the Dniol
sxisian che hxaaah Aomv amssssng.
We, as Democrats, Union nens an
> Patriots, mnss do cur whols dakv an
stand by our Country and Consultation
I and leaye all civil consequnoes with Chi
party In power, whose duty Ii Ia 70 Inter
= pose and save the Country, and we vii
hold them responsible before God and on
Country il they fail 70 do il.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-23

~as.ss, n@r1o6u nnuse1xazg s.s.ssss,.sss
Some sine sinee ~ suaxesssa the pro
priesysf orxAnisInx u Agricultural So
eisty Il Wssssra Iowa. nzsi made prop
psisio, 10 faras4n Far grounds gree Of
eharSe For sAs skss exhfsisioa oil tbs So
cisty. In making the suggestion We did
aos propose TO Interfere with oonnsy or
zanisalaons ALREADY In syisssass, nor 10
prryeas aha nrxanixasioa a. Aeriealsassi
Societies 10 counties where nene wsra d
thai time organised.
M = ws.aa asisiss sAs slsissss VI sses'
o0assy i osxaslse County soeississ, sach
zsyuanis ssioas ere necessary % sseure a
sueeessfal Dsssriss Pair, and wAils the
souutv organizations woald lnsase the
saccess "a che Dissrses Fair, the District
Fair woaid infass d spisia sf smalasisn
| in the members Of sha Oounsy organise
don In thar snaeavars 10 obtain prsm-
iums st both Fairs.
Comfy Fairs serve the uurpose Of
bringing together q saaaple sf sAs stock,
manufactures, and products Of the ooan-
| ", sogeshsr with ssasamsns % che mods
| of ras;ug on producing sAs ssns. Al
County Fairs an exchange IL opinions
lake place rslssiye 10 me bes& kinds o.
ssock--shs bess kinds Of gsasns 10 plan
| ar SOW. and the best kinda Of farming inn.
liraemsnsa 10 uss. bas lhis exchange Of opin-
Il ion Ia confined heswsen cisisens Of ID,
ea.ssv. sxd shs exhibition az stock. faru
- -. ,rass,.nsa. ,,u.sasha uro.
e. s n. - - 49,, .,,a .hs an
- - -. -. s,,s az. An.
] III s.ss. sh,ngs vss,erallv exhibited ar
Ia
ssaansa = - - s ,i 4 - : -.
. 80, - - -. = !
Aass
s '1'S s'sSs
aAs - s'sW = s4s@s1a4 -"'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-23
Chicago anAIN rnAnx.

This grain statistics Of the past rear,
Show
Receipts for tbs yeaE le60-703 900
bbis aoaT, Il, al, 600 bushels wheat, u.s..
800 DOC bushels cora, !, 7t,0, 900 bushels
OATS, showing, 80 compared with 1859, a
decrease Of rs, 600 barrels -four, and 90
increase of Q, ls0, 600 bushels wheat, and
10 LOG 900 bushels cora. The shipments
show about the same inossase Ia store al
she present time, ef5, 900 bashals wheat,
l70, 200 bushels eorn, 404, 900 bushels
cate.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-23
rnADg ON maKw AUxRg.

Froaa the xnnusl statement Oh che trade
and commssee at This city, ws CATER the
f0llowing Interesting facts Receipa oil
wheat for The gear l8e9 were ll, 2Ts coo
bushels, exceeding the receipts Of 1859 BIZ
3,6s6, 600. Shipmsnss Of wheat I, "a, ].
600 Ia 1889, u h estimated that the en-
pors Of wheat from the crop oE 1850. will
reach ID, 000, 900 bushels.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-23
RYvm the AkdaiFysEt FxssS.
IN HAT ARE wE no Ra@ET A$QUK.


As We are about TO engage in war, ia
which every enc 10 called upon 70 take
sons part, IL May be well - inquire con-
eegning the cause that has aroaghs On shs
war, and what VIC are going 20 aght about.
Les a. see IL 1t is aaything more than the
ssniggsras for which we are toeas each
Others threats. In aos SaHbo solely the
cansa Of sill the tsoahls2 IL IL hadn't
been for Poor Nelly Grey,p ssThe Poor
Old Slaye,p ssPooF Uaele Tem," whom
his master and entirA family ii nine chill
dren used 30 oatrageously 20 abuse, by
sspailing out the hair from the top Of his
head, - and various other patheticallysung-
Of SCALED IndiriduaIs, p We should at pres
ens be without cause for war. A sym-
pashy for poor Sanbo's snferings has
been spent in useless ssgialatioa-the
wheels Of ssar government been blocked,
and oar real interests neglected by legis-
lators, and has at last dissolved our Union
and bfoughs as into . civil war. What q
cause 10 this for destroying our great, our
happy RepubIic2 Bloody battles ara to
be fought, and ruin iA-N oyerwhelm Us
for the sake Of lot Of lazy, sleek, black
harharians, who are incapable OF govern
ing themselves, who can't appreciate the
sympathy lsyished upon them, and whose
chains are riyeted the tighter by Northern
agitation. Are they 20 cause this epitaph
to be written over the esantry which was
purchased By the blood Of oar pasriot
fathers:
ssHere lies the greatest Repabiic In the
world IA 6ghti1s for the liberty OF the
negro she lost her own I"
Let every one ash himself what il Che
cause that calls upon him 70 Ggha, and
where 10 the ssspo8."
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-23

SATASTcs--As cur dsvsiwas going home
With bis sssssAsarf, fsw sssaings ago,
aha said 10 bin:
$50 Pm afraid I shall nevar gss 10
Heaven En
WHY q asked the night Of che ink
ksg.
: beeassse,o said sisss win malEing
look, ssbseAnseI lovs the devil g wi. y
OaT asga rssaruesl homo rsjoioinx. snd
7 drtasaing naeh o. getting ! Bettar
berth. IS
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The Ansi-slayery party sf this North has
fer pears been pressing the soaih towards
ths sonilaes Of disunlou, dsnounsing, -
"a compact with the devil and d covenant
with bel, = the Conssisaiisn to whaeh me
Seash wss oliaging ~ the shess- sncAor Of
ID safety
having 81 lengsA succeeded by forss
and fraud In drising the South 10 the very
portals Of he Usiea, % hat il only IL
tsraasiss for safsly HI - shs farbeArsses
u this parry IN N cxfa bsy0nd ConsaiEs~
satfoasire4sA shsrspsbaiss nsv inpow-
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