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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-20

J.. n. HARRIS Co P,o,tistoy,
FoI NE western and southsm ataisti Cinoln5afi O .
10 whom orders ioT the above Medicines nav Ls al
sold Wholssals aad Retail ~ NJ BoI, a q. ,,AI
L. ~. lohn Co, TifiAi De Lametsf a Co. MAJ,
meiel CaRlst Hais, Fosioriai q. M, CbumsssI,. r.
rqshsi u W. honmau, Berwick J, w, Miller, AZ
ooi2.iy
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To CImhs.

As an induccmcnt 10 getting up Clubs, We
offer the TRIBUNE at the following rates;
Club of 6, / year, in advance, 81 .35, each
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-20

For StaieSmea, Judges, ClsrgyEss.
Ladies' md Gsn,iaasp IN IN parts ofths wes1 tss,fl
and gentlemen Of the rfessafs dHahioat s psaies.
Tow ie'tmonials only can be hsff rvtn 4ss eifsa.
lac iof more, and u win b. iWpossiblo q dhtat.
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s r. MIC 10 LAS no T + = ],
OADwAY,
N EW Y OR X.

When completed, SIX years ago, the Sc. Nicholas
vas universally pronounced the nos. magnificent,
convenient, and thoroughly organized establish
ment Of the kind on this Continent.
What il ~ then. it aims to-day-wirnour
4 RIVAL IN SIZE, II susPruoussEss, and IN the
general ele ments Of comfort and enjoyment.
The Hotel has accom- modatiors for 1000
gsests. including 100 CO mpiete suits Of
apA time Ut for families.
Ak hu a red persons can be comfortably
seated at the tables of It's three public dining
rooms, aid nothing that modern Art has devised
for the convenience and social qualification Of the
travelling public hAs beef omitted 10 its plan or IL
nc .eetsd Ia it'll practical details.
The early reputation Of the house At home and
abroad derived from il magn tade, its superb APP
pointmtuts, and its Hons-Llxg COMFORTS AND Lux
uHiEs, has been enhanced every year by The un-
wsaried excrtions OF the prorfictors.
1kEADMELL. MHl1COMB 4 co.
daG9 2d3m
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horticultural m e6ftns.

The second annual meeting Of the keok uk IIor-
ficultural Society Will b. held On lhursday, Feb
bury 7th, 1T "a o'clock, IN the afternoon At the
City Council Room, for the election Of officers.
There will Also be a distribution Of choice Flower
pnd Vegetable Seeds to the members Of the So
Piety.
Persons Wishing to join this Society should hand
10 their names, with tho yearly fec t0o.l 1t thin
meeting, in order to receive the full benefit OF m.
bership for the current year.
Ladies and gentlcmsH interested In Horticulture
and Flurisulture are cordiilIy ivi,ed 10 attend
J. X. TEWKSBURY,
Jan. B-d2t Bse'y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Heme Testimony.


From the Pittsburgh United Presbyterian ]
We hsve tried Hostctter's Stomach Bitters for
Dyspepsia, and can speak favorably Of its effects,
and We have no hesitation in recommending these
Ii.tsrs to all those who may b. suffering from any
debility OF the kind.
from Pittsburgh post, Ang Il, IS.
HOSrKTTEk's BITIERS.-These Differs have
obtained widespread and weil-deservsd po puari
~ In al parts u the couatry. Tney are admi.
rahle remedy for : great rA-iely Of stomach dis.
easss. II il sufficient evidence OF its beneficial
character to observe the inneaso quantities OF 1t
shipped by Mosrrs Hostetter 4 Smith TO ali points
In the Union
from Pittsburgh uaz.. Aug. l, '5s.
knowledge il gsi n.d by experience, and, though
ws have heretofore dealt very little in mtdleal
preparations, We compelled In jus.icet - the
m nufaciursrs 10 say that uos letter Stomach Bit
ters have been the means Of curing Us Of 4evere
attack Of Dyspepsia, and has removed lain in the
.tpm ach In a very short time.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally ev
erywhere.
soldb p.1fnaoss, A. J. WILKINSON ,BA RrLxrr
KAYE 4 Co., and ]. T. WILLIAMSON.
Jan. rs. 'el-daw
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GO I'M ERCIAI.

4 DAILY 6Afk GlyY OrPIC1,
/ ksokuk, Jan. 81.
| FLoUR-superfne, - 90 Spring wheat, sx-
ira, 81 ~, Fall wheat, extra, - rs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 60.o 80 per j 90.
| COHN-2oc.
| BARLEY--S Spring 4Oa4tc
WHEAT In good demand. Fall SO to oo,--
| Spring 65c; choice do. 10.
| OATS Is u 2cc.
RYE--36 10 37A in good demand.
POTAToEs--is to 10 BY the load retail ~.
GKoeEAi Es-Ncv 0rfcsnE sugar, fair 7a8
prime ito ., clarified 9aIO, crushed and Loaf
Ito IL, Molasscs-PlantstioR3 IS to 4Oc, 81. II. ~
70 As, Golden syrup, IS TO 100. Oches-kio III
to 3D. Java 10 to roc. Laguyra, to is to IT. Rice
626I.
soAP-Paln slc, Family SIC; German, tciD.
n to ~.
cANDLEs--star Tito is, SteArins Is, Mould
1ltol2,
LARD; retail lie.
BUTTER Com mon VI to 81 Choice l2..to Is !;
| retail Is tol7A
LEATHER Sole rs to &c; Harness III.
llDEs-Dry . to 10; green, 4aej green sheep
% lts 20 TO 75c green hog skins %.
HAY--Prairie S. 50 70 50; Timothy Hunga
rian, 1911 10 $40, Baled 90. $l1 to SI2 Retail $A
to ID.
sEEDs.-nungarianG Grass 2saasi Timothy 81
I 50 to 80 Flax seed. saa9H
suNDRlEs--O onions, 30 toG5i Eggs,Il.
| vsathers, soc to BIC; White Eeans, 10 10 80.
FRUIT Dried apples, 70 TO ! 40 per bush.
Dried peaches, - p 10 go, kaisiIs. ~ 9tto
3 IS
cHEEsE--W. X. llal2A; Denmark tols.
BEEF 7a2ic gross; 4s 70 Sc per quarter.
sHEEP-x7 90 to 81 90 y head.
HoGs.-Dressed. 50 20 70 81 30.
SALT Att 10 10 / ~ per sack; Kanaw-
| "a, s31' per bts.; tiserEesi. 81 9oa2 20 Poi
| sack. Lake 81 10 to 81 = y Dbl.
FIsH--Macksrei,N MOL SO to 81 y Dbl; No
: sic tnsiT; No. tHtosl3. White No. 4 s. -
| 10 81 rs u bali bbl. Cod Fteh bto 6p ID.
RAGS to tic.
OLD IRON - to lie per b, Brass Q 70 Icc pei
lb.; Copper III to lac per q.
gxcuAasE.--on Nov York for currency, nom.
in,.i rate, 8 par cent, for gold per cent. st.
Louisl per cent.
| BANKS rhr oss out.
/ The notes Of the fsliowing Ianls are thrown out
BY the Bankers Of this city. Attbe last dates The,
we're bought in Chicago - IS cefs. As'he notes
amT ~ secured, no great shave should b. submit
ted to- Indeed Il liz possible that meat Of them may
| be cnrrentin thirty days:
/ Bark CT Aurora, Nest Aurora, Illinois.
/ Nattouai Bank, Equality, =
state Hauk Shawneetown, II
Amer. Exchange Eank, Raleigh.
Corn Exchange Bank, Fairfield.
Bank " Raleigh, Raleigh, :.
bank tf Con- mon wealth, Robinson, Ill.
! soatbern Bank lines, GRANVILLE.
Granville do do
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PHOTOGRAPHS
AND
EosCoPEs

fiSHE nnac tigned has received direct from the
| manufacturers sssfeoscolac canssra for the
prrpofe II taking StereosreIhs Of Dwellings,, both
pubic and private. Fsmtly braups, &c, &c; also,
patterns ~ stertoscole Boxes, shown Z
from 10 10 loo views
Plain ard Fancy Case, frames, Trays, &c, Of
every style.
Satisfaction guaranteed. lie has ar instrument
for taking ~ pictures ut ore person = Z
On~ sSttIng which ea-hiss b. IL ~ take \ large
number Of picture. vith iisp4ca and AZ very low
prizes. vi are respectfully invited 10 call and
examine srecimenr l., W BUELL.
Rooms No. 6s Main-st ID door trvm Ihirdst.
dysI4f
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-28
DAY e. BRO.
Wholesale GrOCerS,
No. los MAIa.sT.,


kE0kUK ............... ......-....-.......-..IOWA
A RE in receiptof
y buD kegs assorted Nails,
100 bxs. .erman SOAP,
30 = Fancy Toilet Soap.
80 don. extra wire handled brooms.
30 bXs. assorted Candy,
100 = Fancy Candies,
20 feams Writing Paper,
20 ,0OO Eny eiores,
rs Uro assorted Cigars,
%, 600 HAVANA 6's :.
900 lrs. inaian,
~ bbis. assorted Nuts,
100 kegs H4e#fb soda,
5tcs. nice,
900 bxs assorted Glass,
500 Cotton lain.
200 gross Matches,
2n0 reams wrapping Paper,
Besides large stock OF the various articles OF
Groceries, winch We offer II the very lowest yure
We will 1t all times pay tbs highest price for
Hides. kurs, ielts, Feathers, Beesaax, and such
articles VI produce as will preserve their nature in
trans pnrtAtlon.
Septl2d
NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS,
JACK IN THE FuKECAsTLE,
u Grimmi popui ar Tales,
Miss uiibsr. = Career,
he Priuce's Bali,
Crosby IS American Lawyer
The Witches u New lurk,
Woods and " atcrs,
| 81 turedls,
And large assortment Of
Juvenile Books.
| Just received NJ
OGDEN, BRowNELL i CO.'S
Cirr Book SroRE,
UeClo-d No. 81 Main At
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-28

80 Tho Savannah heputiiiican Of the itn
mentions the arrival there tho day previous
OF four ehips and bark from Charleston,
khsy having been prevented from going into
Dharleslon bar5or, BY the sinking Of three
vessels ia tho ship channel BY the author
ktiea.O
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fllIE lN%uMANCE.
Missouri State Mutual

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OFsT. LOUIS.
DlkxcTuRs.
Us. MoCans 3. NJ Edgoll, c.S. 1resly.
&. Wyman, q. II. Peck, D.W .Alcxands,
JamssbmitA, 4. d. Pomcroy, d. d. Page.
3 .ELLiOTT, 9cc'y. S.M. ED1EkL .Presst
HosxrAA-nAxARDoUA alsks rAksa.
=. =. HOLMES, General gent.
dseodly A.DR1DQMAN. Ag't, X sokah.
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General insurance Agency.
VIM. L. WOOD, State Ag't.

General Insurance Agency.
VIM. I. WOOD, State Ag't.
kEOkUk, IOWA.
L,iPE INSURANCE, LAkE AND RIVER IN
T. SIkAAcE LIFE INSURANCE.
MANHATTAN FIRE ms. co. OF NEW YORK.
Assets SlOD. 900.
CONTINENTAL ms. COMFY. OF NEW YORK.
Assets eDI5 1856 a..
SECURITY FIRE ms. COMPANY, OF N. Y.
Assets 100000.
LAMAR FIRE ms. co. or NEW YORK.
Assets S35O,OOO.
ATLANTIC FIRE ms. CO. or DROOKLYN,N. Y.
Assets S2G2 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms. co. OF NEW YORK.
As~cts 1896 900.
mutual Bencfil Lilo Ins. Co..
Net accum nlation jan. L. go, So, 4OU, 5e2.e0.
nn Persons In this city have their lives in
o. sured 10 this Ctmp4ny-Amcng them our
most An nential citizens.
Dwellings Household Furniture, Buildings
merehasaxle, Mills, Factories ana Machinery In
sured At fair rates. Aa Lcsaes Paid affhis Agency.
Ca II and see reliable Assurance statistics and be
your own judge.
OFFICE TN Third-st., near state Bank, Keo-
kuk Iowa. w. l.. WOOD,
Jan. ~, Is6l-d State and LEGAL Agent.
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EuAUk POST OFFICE.

AEUAUk posi- OFFICE.
Open from "a al m. to p. m. On Sundays from
3 to 81. III.
DAtLr ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES or THE NAILS.
Eastern Mail arrives at p. M, and closes at Q
.. N.
St. Louis and Southern Mails arrive at s p. m.
sna closeas e..Rs
Hannibal and st. Joseph Mails arrive 1T r. N:
and close ut a. M. CO.
Quincy Mail arrives at clock p. IN. and closes
ct Ga. m.
North Iowa and Northern Illinois Mails arrive 1t
81 p. N. aud cose at n. m.
Carthage and Plymouth Mails arrive at p. n.
and close att .. m.
Western Mail arrives IT p. m. and closes a,
q =. M.
Charleston (tri-weekly) Mail departs ON Men
days, W Wednesdays snd Fridays at o'clock a. M,
and arrives on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
% o'clock y. IN.
RICHARD McALLrsTER. PM.
Dec. 9Th. 1850.
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CITY DISPEnNAKY.

Remember hat the City nispensary is open eve
~ day Irem 10 TO II o'clock > IN. when the peor
eau receive Aelical AID Surgical aasiee eEatu-
tousiy.
No charge for medicines when authorized by the
Mayor, or proper representative Vt the City Coun-
ell
Prompt attendance IL required, as no cases will
receive attention after the hour specified.
sept2Td j. g. HUGHES, Dean.
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N =. uUNPHKEl. Auction aLa CON
Il. mission Merchant, No. kstes Eouse.
Esgaiar Auction Sass on TuesdsY, IEursrel
and saturday MORNINGS, also every evening. ~
niture sales every saturday morning.
G1-pArticuiar attention given ~ ssles ir ne
couEtry- taLF
It's rucei vcd from the American Clock Co. y
u large lot ~ 30 hour and 8 day CLOCKS, assorted
styles, At NJ. Estes Ecuse.
septl 81 ID. r. HUMPHREY.
- tCEiA Ell ihia ay, On cpnxignmeIt, 4 cases VI
IlGne Calf Byetsiu b. cbsea out i'm 10 ed iateiy,
No. ties House. tSeptl2
fUsI received from he Manufacturers a large lot
u Of Hoop skhts; also, large consignmcIt Ut
Hosiery, at No. EsteS House.
Septi2t
isl received Pocket Gallery If every variety
- and quality. and large assortment of Table
cutlery. also lot Ut Plated Table and Tea Spoons,
II No. Estss House. (septI2dl
Nov on nana iarE stock VI Jewclry OF every
~ variety; also statlenary and Notions IL Nil
kinda. Mercbans ara Peddlers Will do we'll ~ ca il
and examine tLls atock il will be cn led out very
low. IL. r.. HUMPHREY,
stptil Alctianeers
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HARNESS skIRIING, BhIDLE AND COLLAR
MuAOGlO,, LlhIAGs, BINDINGS,
AND ALL KINDS or
k II - A n Ill n K
CONSTANTLY on HAND.
FRENCH AND GERMAN KIPG CALF SKINS
Alsn, Shoe Findings. Pegs Lastings, Gal
looms. jun Cloth. Laces, Backing, Sc.
Plate Mnir AlWnys on Hard
REMEMBER TIE PLACE,
1876 Natn.sl.. OpPostte lAlcs House.
Oc30tedw EVANS HlDLEMAN.
OsssOtMsIOD.
vIsHE 10 partnership heretofore ex istiDg between
Edwards d MsAIIister, NJ Attorneys 1T Law. i
thit day dissolved by mutual c.nsent
WM. EDWARDS.
RICHARD McALLISTER
Dec. 81, 1860--janl Old
WOU1.EN NAAA
NX7AtTED, Tor which Ne will pay cash.
w VIII. AUSTIN AGO.,
1oso4Aw LII 4Aiaret.
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nSa nks .rhr o !. = Oul.

NattouaI Bank, Equality,
state Hank, ShAwnvetown, u
Amer. Exchangs Bank, Raleigh.
Corn Exchange Bank, Fairfield.
Bank " Raleigh, Raleigh, :.
bank tf Con- tnon wealth, Robinson, Ill.
sontbern Bank Hines, GrAysilIe.
arayyiIle do do
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27

FEpERAL UNION BY FoRcE-Impossible.-The
Union was formed, and has been maintained, only
by the consent Of the parties to The Federal Gov.
srnment Force on these parties, that Is, the
States comprised in the Federal Union, Is incom,
patible with that Unon and will destroy II, as
certainly as water will extinguish 6re--as hatred
will expel love.
Let Us admit, forillustration, that which never
can happen; lot US suppose that Lincoln shall sue.
coed 10 this war; that Northern armies shall sue
cessfuny invade the Southern States, and van
quish our armies, and slaughter so many Of our
citizens, as to render further military resistance
impossible; and thus complete the conquest Of
our people. And what them What Is now i'm
possible, would become more impossible, ifin na-
turs this could be. Beneath tho lowest depth
there would still be lower deep The Union 10
constituted and continued by voluntary acts ofthe
people Of the States: and these acts will not bs
performed by people subjugated by conquest.
when, as one of that subjugated people, | shall
call to mind that the Northern party has crushed
nv Independence; that II has destroyed my prop
efty and deloated my estate; that i has saugter-
ed my father, or my son, or my brother; when ~
member the last mortal agony Of one whom low
ed nlAin BY these Northern enemies, can ever
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27

CoSTR,BASD IENNED lx,--If anybody gets con.
traband goods past the double Gordon Of Metropo.
lltin and Federal Police, now drawn tightly about
this city and harbor, he must be man Of eItraor.
dinary cunning and bOldness. In the first place, a
constant espionage Is maintained by the metropo-
itOn Police upon all vessels and all shipments on
the New York andBrookyn shores, and through
out the entire District The officers detailed for
the duty are supposed TO be intelligent and trust
worthy, and arc nsturalluy anxious to commend
themselves to the approval ofthe Police Board
and the public by seizing everything to which the
suspicion Of "contraband can can be attached
No arms fany description are allowed to be chip.
ped for any Northern, Eastern or Western port.
iron which they might be reshipped to the South)
without written permit from the Police Board.
But these efforts yigilant as they are are not more
so than those adopted by Collector Barney on bs.
half Of the Federal Government. Custom House
officers make the rounds Of the wharves daily, and
report uptn the appearance ofeyery vessel lying or
loading, at Il en-. These facts arc entered upon
the Custom House books, and whenever vessel
applies for clearance the Collector knows wheth-
er It 10 best to grant or refuse II. A watch Il also
kept up to prevent the loading Of vessels 10 the
night. The statiouing Of revenue cutters at
1hrogg's Neck, the narrows aud the mouth Of the
Raritan, so as completely to command the entrance
and exit Of this port, has previously been stated.
From these cutters all outward bound vessels are
boarded, their cearances examined, and Il there is
any ground Of suspicion, their cargoes are careful
ly oyerhaued. In several cases. vessels, 10 avoid
detention, have successfully run the gauntlet, but
that game has been eiiectualy stopped BY an in-
crease in the armament Of the cutters and also BY
an order to the commanders Of Fort Schuyler, a.
Throggs Neck. and Fort Hamilton, al the Mar
rows TO FIRE at any vessel evadlng examination. np-
on q preconcerted signal from the cutters. b.
sides these precautions in and about the harbor,
careful watch ls Kept up over the manufactures Of
arms and ammunition In this city, and the whole
sale and retail establishments for their sale. Con-
sideaing these facts, II may reasonably be suppo.
sed that the seeding States derive no aid and
comfort" from New York city.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27

losing him Italian unity has auifsred heavy blow,
the consequences Of which are quite uncertain.
i Is well known that the Emperor Napoleon do.
sires TO restore the old empire, with bis son as
Aing. o. Rome, and this would involve the diys-
Ion 81 Italy into three parts--naInely, Piedmont
Naples aud Rome While Oavour lived any such
division would have been prevented But who
now can say how soon the Nepolsonc idea may
be realizedf
We always know that Louis Napoleon was
opposed 70 united Italy, for the reason that with
ttome as To capital 1t would become q greater
Power in Europe than Austria or Spain, and %
such TOO great counterpolse to the power Of
France. No wonder therefore that the French
Emperor acted 90 obviously at Gaets while tbe
Neapolltan King was still in possession Of a
stronghold within his own dominions. Virtually
France and Austria agree on one point-the i'm.
p'rtant one that II 10 unsafe TO have all Italy u
DER one scepter- We have little doubt that Napo.
leon will avail himself ofths opportunity present
O. by the death Of Cavour to Indirectly attempt
the division Of Italy according to his fxed idea,
and as the weaker naturally becomes the prey oi
the stronger, it is not altogether beyond the
bounds Of probability that he may succeed. We
srs Dss ~ dlFQp daspg bniwe eaa,
Of this one man from the stage has so altered the
aspect Of Italian affairs that II IS extremely hazard
uus TO say what may or may not occur 10 the pres
snt condition Of the kingdom Of Victor Emanual
Among the first symptoms Of change that We
shall be called upon TO notice will probably be
tho revival in full vigor Of the Mazzin faction, sup
ported by Garribaldi and his partizans and what
may come Of their efforts and combinations II i
impossible to say, but without doubt the effect
win be bud. The tendency Of their acts will b
TO disorganizc and revoutionze all that Is nov
approaching to state Of order, and at the SAINT
time to preciptate war and invite ruin. An at
tack upon Veuitia will in all likelihood be one Q
the lavorits nurselings ofther policy and there /
nothing that they could do more certain TO b
rolifc Of disastrous consequences TO the nev
kingdom. With Cavour In his grave, Austr
would fight with fair and determined 'front.' ant
the confident knowledge that 1t only required th,
defeat Of Italian arms in order " follow up tn
victory by an entire demolition Of the guvsrnmen
Of Victor Emanuel. II therefore becomes th
King and bis ministers to watch carefully ever
transition from the regular order Of things, an
to prevent as much as possible factional interfe
ences in the policy Of the administration. Thi
will be a work requiring the utmost energy, di
elimination and frmness on the part Of the 60
ernment, but II is one Of so much moment thi
no means ofenforcing It ought to be neglected
! Notwithstanding every caution and endeavor, ho'
i srer it may so happen that Victor Emanuel W
neither be able to defy the Vaccinations Of Mazz
nj nor avoid the wiles and snares Of Napoleon.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27
From the New York Herald.
The Death Count cavour and Its ConssqusI,.
ces In italy.

The death Of the guiding statesman Of Italy It
the present time is an event Of immense mpot
lance to the new monarchy. He had constituted
himself power 10 the Stats second only to tho
King himself, and tha prestige Of his nana impat
ted 10 everything he said OR did moral force and
influence possessed by no other Italian statesman
The uuifcation Of Italy was the grand object 4
his career, and be constituted its most powerful
and prudent advocate, There was nothing iad
tional distinguishing his political conduct he new
OF lent himself to party trickery, but was whole
souled and earnest patriot in ths widest sense o.
the word, 1t would be difficult indeed to fnt
anything in bic entire political history open 10 SO
rious objection Or that did not tend towards th,
welfare of bic country.
Although born in Piedmont his sympathie
were not narrowed TO that section only, bu
extended over the whole Of Italy, and 70 him NOR
than any Other man the subjects Of Victor Emsn
uel are indebted for that parliamentary govern
ment, civil and religious liberty, and free pres
which, instituted in Sardinia, they NOW enjoy. i
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-27

a. -. ~ m
OBEY URpERs -Aao'" 70 polunsers,-Ilhe
Mobile tribune publishes letter written Gya
gentleman oil Alabama TO MS SON. eyoung volun'
leer, winch contains some advice. we quote;
I'm ths nrSt place tnen, ny son, Hhen soldier
sn ulers nj; rlne under the lag Of MS country ne
must surrender 10 that country hsMs' ~ wnlns ,,,
essanu most soienu' daty ne OWES 70 ttar country
is the most implicit and prompt obedience to the
orders Of his superior officers. Dso6edlence' even
y mattel Of minor gravity frequently loreltS le'
II an order is issued that must be the end oil IN
qnry The success oil battle or campaign may
lepend upon the concealment oil the purposes Of
the command and II may become necessary 70
punish with death an omission TO observe 'na'
which may seem to be very unlmportant order to
the soldier who does not understand It,
"Napolean once issued an order that the llghts
Of the camp must be extlngnlshed at y o'clock
aud on seeing light burning 10 the tent Of an ON
Ger alter lnal hoar mad elapsed herePareo 'nlsnel
IN person and entered the tent Just as tIe oulcel
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commingle with them in carrying on the govern.
ment which they have forced on me I No never /
Our people would not elect senators or repressn.
tatives, and for US there would be 10 Federal Con.
gress. Our people would not oct as jerors ior
federal court nor aid the marshal, Is poses COM.
'iafus to execute its process and he would BE- let
Powerless' They would withhold all respect and
klnd1ess ,, and civility from the federal judge 10
',S woula exercise no authority on the beDch--he
Hs could not live among u.s. For US there would
be no federal court "'-'A
Whoever should attempt to exercise federal an.
'eoHty 10 any form, would be placed under lie bap
Of society. = w ~
These matters are dependent upon our own will
ana 10 them no power on earth could coefce IA y
IN Under the limits assigned to human power BY the
Creator, Il Is impossible to maintain 10 Federal
Union In any state against the will Of It, people.