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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-17

Da2- There has been stirring times in
Harrisburg for some weeks, and much
complaint of the mode in which the pay.
ing of the three months men has been con-
Quoted. Many of the soldiers starving
and naked were kept waiting for days by
reason of the dilatoriness OF the Paymas-
ter. They are yet getting along slowly.
The sum required, to pay a regiment,
officers included, for thcco months service
is not far short of $40, 900. The sum to
be received by tho officers of regiment
for three months services, is as follows:
Colonel, sos I; Lieutenant Colonel, s5s2 !;
Major, 1928; Captain, $685.; First Lieu.
tenant, 1926; Second Lieutenant, 80;
Surgeon, @525; Adjutant, 1919; Quar-
tormastor, 24O3.
This commutos every thing into money,
including the cost of servants, horses and
rations Commissioned officers cannot al
ways understand this, and are invariably
surprised as finding themselves the rcoipi-
ents Of so much more money than they ex.
pectcd, Non commissioned officers and
priyates are furnished with food and clio.
thing. Non commissioned officers of the
staff are paid 82l per month, their food
and clothes. The Orderly ofeach company
receives $50 per month, clothing and pro-
visions. The other Sergcants receive sly
per month, Corporals $l3, Musicians 8l2
and PrivOtes Sll. Each man receives
his own money, after having signed dupli.
cate receipts. The companies are muster
ed in their order, and called to the stand
alphabetically, the commanding officer be.
ing always present to witness the pay
ments.--All payments are made in gold
and silver.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-17
Il Few Plain Questions.

To srIicA the Public are watmg far an
Ans0cr.
1t is said that the panic on Sunday or
iginatod in the teamsters, who were out Of
place.
The Public askS-wAo placed them
there
That the panic was aggravated by the
alarms of a gallery of civilians, present to
see the show.
The Public asks--Who gave them the
passes?
That many of our officers were appoint.
cd to commands with which they were
wholly unacquainted,
The Public asks-who is responsible ?
That ignorant civilians were placed in
commands which they disgraced,
The Public asks-who appointed them ?
That the senseless objurgations of the
1Tib"ne led to a premature attack.
The Public asks-who is so weak as to
be influenced by Greeley!
In a word, evil does not do itself-some
one is to blame for it; and the American
people demand to know whose short com.
miugs have led to their disgrace.
| Philadelphia Ix2ptrer.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-17
Select iloetrn
Better Late Than Never.

Life Is race where some succeed
While others are beginning;
'Tisluck at times, at others speed,
That gives an early winning.
But if you chance to fall benin d.
Ne'er slackon your endcavor.
But keep this wholesome truth in mind,
'Tis better late than never.
lfyou can keep ahead, Ills well,
But nevortrip your neighbor
'Tis noble when you can excel
by honest patient labor;
But ifyou are outstrippcd atlas,,
Press on as bold as ever;
Remember, though You are surpassed,
'ris better late than never
Nocr labor for an idle boast
OF victory DER another;
But while you strive your uttermost,
Deal fairly with brother.
Whater your station do your best,
And hold your purpose ever;
And ifyou fail To beat thl rest,
'Tis bttterlgte than never,
Choose well the path in which You run,
Succeed by noble daring;
Then, tho the last, when once lis won,
Your crown is worth your wearing.
Then never fret if left behind,
Nor slackon your enieavor,
But ever keep this truth in mind
'Tis better late than never.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-17

A QUESTION SETTLED. 1t is stated
that very knotty question has just been
decided by military lawyers, Several vol
nutoercayalry men having lost their hor-
ses in the field, one or two colonels thought
there was nothing to be done but to mount
the men anew on horses from the Govern.
mcnt stables, They were wrong, Accor
ding to the original regulations, every vol
unteer regiment Of cavalry was formerly
required not only to provide their own hor-
ses, JW keep The stables allgays supplied
A regiment of 900 mounted men should
have !, 400 horses 70, the saddle.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-17

Strumous or scrofulous affections are the
curse, the blight, the potato rot of man.
kind. They arc vile and filthy as well as
fatal. They arise from contamination and
impurity of the blood, and are to bo seen
all around US everywhere. One quarter
of all we meet are tainted with them, and
one quarter of these die of them die fool
ishly too, because they are curablo, AY-
ER's SARsAPARILLA cleanses out the Scro.
fulous corruption from the blood, renders
it pure and healthy, and efectually expur-
gates the foul contamination from the sys--
tom' No longer groan under your scro-
fulous disorders, since the irresistible AY-
Err has provided his maserly combination
Of curative virtues that he calls Sarsapa-
ri rilla.-[Demoorat, Waterbury, Ct.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-17
The Right Talk,

The BoSton JournaI, a republican pa.
per, duly appreciates the position Of the
Democracy at this time, and does justice
to their motives. 1t says:
We are proud to acknowledge the pa
triotlc intrcpcdity Of our Democratic brcth
rem in this crisis, and we shall consciously
do nothing to diminish or discourage it.
We know well their position They are
for the country, for the Union, and there
fore for the Goyornment-and in all prac>
teal duties they are ith us and of US
But when time rcnews the opportunity for
indulgence of party conflicts, they will
still be Democrats and if on that arena
they should take up the broken link of
controversy, il would be all right. We
should expect Republicans to be held to
striot accountability .or their use Of power
in the meanwhile, aud should Join issue
thereon. But not now-tho waiver is
complete on all sides. One all prevailing
spirit makes Us q unit in the defence ol
the Government and the discontinue Of
It's assai!anL5. The latter behold now
what perhaps they did not anticipate,
eighteen millions Of people rising without
L thought Of party, and with the only
thought Of thoir country"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-17
The Corwin Amendment.

AT the last session Of Congress, lGr.
Corwin, Of Ohio, proposed the following
amendment to the Constitution:
Art. l3. No amendment shall be
made to the Constitution which will au
tAorizo, Or give to Congress the power to
abolish or to Interfere within any State
with the domestic institutions, thereof, in
Guiding that Of persons held to labor or
service by the laws of said State.
This was adopted By both Houses, and
ordered to be submitted to the several
State Legislatures for their APPROVAL
Mr.. Lincoln, in his inaugural address, ex-
pressed his approval of it and advised its
ratification. 1t has been ratified by only
one legislature in which the Republicans
have majority, viz: Ohio. 1t was adop.
ted in Rhode Island, but there Republican,
ism is in the minority. But in New York
Pennsylvania, a, Maine, Massachusetts,, Con.
ncclicut, New Hampshire, Vermont, and
other States whose legislatures have been
in session, it has failed. The Republicans
are unwilling to say that they will not use
their accidental power in Congress to abol-
ish slavery.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-17
MAINE TOWNSHIP
MAINE, July p, ls6l'
EDITOR OF COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.

EDITOR OF COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
Dear Co.. Tate doctor John, seems
to be very irritable when we refer him to
the Republican creed. Now when aboh-
tionism is at discount, the Doctor flies
into pet if reference is made to it. tie
even ignores his brother Greedy, who is
the soul and body of Republicausm, If
the Doctor makes few more concessions
l might get to see his paper without "bor-
rowing" it, Keep cool, dear Doctor, it is
Dog Days, Some think it affects "weak
minds" and the "wilful natures the Doe
tor thinks "some men are cursed wit"
may be nothing more than the outburst of
distempcred Imagination, resulting in
part from causes above described. But
chiefy,I think caused by the ineBiciency Of
those at the helm Of affairs, In this respect,
l can sympathise with the Doctor, for there
really appears to be doarth of great men,
But the keen vision of the doctor may see
some bright spot in the future that we Back
Woodsmen cannot fathom.
BE careful, dear Doctor, and keep your
temper.
BACK TOWNSHIP.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-17

PILES IN BOTH FORMS CURED! READ
THIs.-'I can only account for my pres
ont sound health, from the constant, though
moderate use of BGRHAvE's HOLLAND
BIrTERs-having from my youth suffered
at intervals from Piles, in both forms,
sometimes so severely as to completely
PROSTATE me. have for several months
past, though subject to loss of sleep, and
Unusual physical effort, been entirely free
from any symptom of this distressing dis
ease; while my general health is yer
much improved"
Persons doubling the authenticity
this certificate, are requested to cal .e
or communicate with the proPr.o,, ---
They will take pleasure not only IN rs =
ing them to its author, but to many e.1src
who have used the Holland Bitters for tLy
same affection, with equal success.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-17
A REPUBLICAN.

The INCOME TAX BILL.-The new
Income tax bill, lately passed by Congress,
seems to be imperfectly understood. Many
people are under the impression that per-
sons whose income is over SS0o are not to
be taxed at all, while those over $500 are
to be taxed the full amount This is a
mistake. 1t is only the surplus over $500
that is to be taxed 8 per cent, In addi-
tion to the deduction of $500 from the in
come, all the State, County, School and
Borough or township taxes are also to be
taken off and then the 3per cent is put on
the balance. So that a man whose in
come is $500 year, will have to pay 8
per ceut on 500, less the amount of his
local taxes. This bill goes into effect Jan
uary l, 1862.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-17
P u NJ p NJ A X IN G

TINE undersigned inform the public generally that
they have formed cO.parnership, and will oontin.
ne the business OF Pump making and repairing in all
their various departments, in BOOmsJurg, where they
Will promptly attend to all orders in their line of busi
ness, whether in town or country.
Well and Cistern Pumps, with lenden Pipe, made in
tne best stye Of workmanship On moderate terms, and
on very short notice.
From their long experience in the business, snd an
earnest desire TO have their work commend sJf the
pubic they feels confident they make an object t.
yal satisfaction. JOHN CRUTCHLEY.
JOHN GULF,
Bloomsburg. April 10, 1861 3m
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-17
HHOWARD ASSOCIATION PHIL

II =,
Benevolent Institution established by special endoW
for the relief Of the Sick and Distressed afflicted
with Nirulent and Epidemic Diseases, aud especially
for the Cure of Diseases Of the Sexual Orgaus Dis
pensary free patients in all parts of the United
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhma, and 9th
Diseases OF tho Sexual Organs, and the NEW
REMEDIES employed sent TO the afflicted in seal I'd
letter envelopes free Of charge. Two three Stamp
for postage will be acceptable Address DIR. skill
LIN HoUGHTON, Acting Surgeon, Howard A5socia
lion, No. South Ninth Street, Philadelphia Ia.
March q le6I-l2m.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-17
More New Blanks.

Deeds, Summons, Executions, Sciro Fa-
cias, State Warrants, Commitments, Capt.
asos, School orders, Exemption, Judgment
with Single and Double Notes, ETC., Just
printed and for sale at the office of the
CoLumbia DemsGrat
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-17

Ee1~ The contractors who have furnished
blankets to the Government for our soldiers
says the Philadelphia Inquirer, have rc.
allied the handsome little profit of t'eo
hundred thousand dollars. A correspon-
dent of the Cincinnati Commercial states
that one of the sons of Secretary Cameron
ID said to have made about $50 900 Oh q
single horse contract
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-17

DERSONS about to commence House
Il Keeping will do well to call and examine the
Ftotk q New Dishes SC, a. HARfMANE
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-17

When Count Lomanoski, who had
served with Napoleon in all his wars, lect-
ured in this place, several years ago, we
remember him stating in his lecture that
Sunday Battles always resulted to the dis
comfturo Of the attacking party. lie in
stancod, we think, some twonty.six promi.
ncnt battles, fought on sunday, in which
the attacking party were defeated, If
there is time in the history of nation,
more than all other times, when its rulers
should "fear God and keep his Com
mondmcnts,' it is during the prevalence
Of civil war--tho most cruel, horrible and
sinful of all wars. The desocration Of the
Lords Day, by our Army, we must not
fatter ourselves will 20 unayengcd, for an
authority that we dare not dispute hath
said, "the Lord hath sworn BY his right
hand, and by the arm of his strength, that
the nation and The kingdom that will not
serve him shall perish, and be wasted with
desolation.' There is a needless dcsecra-
ton of the Lords Day by our Army, and
for all such transgressions reribution will
as surely follow as that night follows day
I,uHey Spirit.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-17
Sunday Battles,

1t is an astonishing historical fact (Which
we recently heard an eloquent minister i'm
pressively dwell upon) that in almost every
great battle fought on the Lords Day, tie
attaehing purity has bec21 dJsated! That
of Manassas, on Sunday last, adds anoth-
cr deplorable instance TO this list of Won
derful and seemingly Proyidontial facts.
ErchnAge.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-17
OFFICE

IN the Brick Building opposite tho Exchange BY siio
ofthe Cburi House. democratic Head Quarters"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-01
NEW BANKS nILLrNoIs.

The following Raaks, if circumstances
viii psrmit, will seen go into operation
In that State. This In the face OF the lsis
discredited Illinois money, locks some
What strange, but possibly their circala-
tion is to be based upon better securities
alzan heretofore:
Bank Of Trenton, Elizabethtown.
Bank of Louisville, Louisvillc.
Hermitage Bank, Marion.
3 Metropolitan Bank, aoieonda.
Pork Packers Bank, Sullivan.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-01

A SHAET WoxAys--A nice, xesuected
lady, not thousand miles, had los1s no.
ticed to her dismAy, that her ttw5rser
half was growing foolishly suspicious
and jealous Of her. Some evenings siuoe.
as he was leaving, she told him he need
NOS hurry back--ehe would not be lonely
she wished her dueky TO enjoy hiunself.
&C., 30. Remedies sEnelt inevitnhie
"miee'' under the hypocrisy, and rasoIv !
cd to be avenged. About 8 o'clock ssar,
individual about hls slxe might have
been seen cautiously creeping along Id
the doer, and nosselessly Banaaics psep.
ed in. just - hs expected there thew
were-a pair of boots--a cost ON the back
Of chair, and . hat on the table. Ben
edics shiYered like an aspen leaf as he
stopped, pulled OF his boots, and drew 4
pistol from bis coas pocket, With seresa-
luton aashing from his ays,n he made
tracks for the bedroom. There he was
knealing at the bedside, coat and vess
OF, and his head on the pillow. Misera-
Bile villian. ais time bad come.
"Say your prayers, villain, your time
10 short tn and Aash and report told that
the bullet had sped on its fatal misHion.
ssHalpl murderl watehI oh, IL that
you 20 and madame popped her little
head ap from the foot Of the bed. Ban-
ediet saized the body, and ID was---a mis-
cellansoas eolleCsioa Of the Old coats,
vssss, pillows, hanklksrehiefs, and tha
like made MP fer the oecasion
81 sag, dear, whist does all this mean fss
sxclaiassd she husband, with blAnk
sheepish lock,
ssNsIl, dear" replied the vida, II did |
get lonaly, after aaas and iass auanssd ny-I
sell b. dressiag up thai pappess and ma- I
King belieye you were at kosAs. pmsase
didn't think yoa woald suspsos --n
There, shass,n said tho ehagfinedI
sashAnd. sssay no more abens O. H
ihoughs IL was q sabbar, aoax ersaaass.
Pm 20 glad y diin'1 hiE yea.p Rsnsaiss
'spea1ea. ssNow ! Icy aassp 10, ard
wsns 70 bsss sess5Tsa aos 70 wsssek Aurll
aoss - psssenss II
atsE15sga ks ~ sassssis liz .
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-01
THR wAR OF sECTIoN&---EEELxa
IN THE WEST,

The Platte Valley Herald, Republican,,
and MOnens Gordon, Independent, come
to as dressed in deep mourning for the
commencement of Civil War in our hith-
erto prosperous and happy country, The
Mouons Gordon, after intimAting the
probability that all the Southern States
would unite, making ii strictly ''war
between the North aud South" concludes
with these remarks:
"Tn that event ii behooyes our Govern
ors to well consider what fruitleSs var
they would be wagiug-~ahat it would be
impossible for the North to conquer thu
South or for the South to conquer the
Eorth--bat both sections Of oar country
must BE- wasted and destroyed In the sveni
of . long and bloody civil war, and 81 III
AeIose neither side will have gained that
for which they have been lighting. W.
sag that in case the whole South or y Az
States confederate, acknowledge y ,esr In
dependence, and let them 20 r,eaceablv /
possible n4. =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-01
IRISH STEAMSHIP LINE!
Stsaa Between ireland & AWserina

NEW YORK, sossos AND s&LAwAY. I
ne aeiiew as.s sssr ana .sasans arsa. sk&ss
arsa siass psadie-wnseI stsssssATpa III
esnRosH kAs aaeTe lime
ADRIATTO, s,sss tots Borden Capt. !. MAunT
kFsFfneriy Of the Culfius Lanrl
a aIaSsEdA Ssss tens earsssh Gag raowaR
PI In s,sos III III, 20 aoLsos
PRINCE ALBERT fssxswl
One % sAs above ships vim leave Ne : Yara or
Boston alternately every fussdAy faFsmlxf 4 fos Cal
Wy earrying tAe soyefansaf malls. s-saaAlas Al
&t fOhRsg NJ. y. 9
ne Steamers of sAis nae hsve sessa .coassruessa
the goveEnmenss have vstsr-sigNt com sar4nasssas
"a uasTceaed Ter eefdFt satstg ana q see ~ aay
stssness slasat rhsk are eazasnandss :oy aes sssa
T, sss r. - ssss sxersi On VIA -
al experienced Surgeon attached TO eaen snIp.
RATES or xAsaAox
FtFst-eiAss frosa q. 7. cT Boston 70 ssaIswss
% Layaspssa III s34sges Ess 4 i 49, .sfoo
S@r9nAeclAsA 4N# N
Ftrst-xzase, sE a. ~ xAay# A.
q asg sEwa ian ssas612 - = asfss - ma
NAisa sssAs paas snssS8 III st6sFaa yssppalea Win
nxFusN TicKxTx N
Pakaae$ wiahinS to ssad sar sAs5xx ar4sxas from
ths - rqAnsry esE ebi@in sscka&s arzza Az tossr
sn Esasss e Lgslasd q iran a " q ~ priaci
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- aas sssss = aas Glossary On sAs waagf fosa al
aovIAsD . AsSsswAExs Agents.
MAS t~sssa. era
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-01
KANSAS soNos m aAaxxr.

We learn from the Lsavsawssth HesaId
that the Legisaasurs of Kansas has paused
the bill pFosiaiag cor the salsof slS0y 900
Vt hsr bonds. They are % become due
Ia fifteen years, and bear seven per cent.
Msssss. j. G. Stone and a. d. CLARK, are
sppoinssd "Reminiscences 70 cell them in
the Eastern markets. The objses o. the
Legislature In proposing shis iosa 10 not
STAGED. We EAink With the Herald that
the prsssns u . mosa unprspisieaa sims
% bosrow, and the yeash ard position of
Kansas viii not hslp her sssais mush Ia
Wall street.
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=. - - - J. -
Aff@ the AemheEdMfns a2& emDsnre a
:. "a a., &
q, 49, " u. - s.xaIA s.saswxs&.b "a. go
"a $500 VIC useF
~ wnrsiS ssT "A a - raytfes aSsntf skili fekk
:. go 80 Il
a season. These words were bus a ANAL
-,
portion OF paragraph ano we're c9nneGH~
cd with saggestion ~ 20 what should O.
mighs be deas - prevent war and blood
shsd aariag shs cessation Of hostiiitiss- :
while az parties wega ssanding still.
The EDITOR OF the indisnoiis RssttoS,
sxus % iafnafurai anssics- nssAnnsss and
. preaisposed habit Of classifying, catchea
up these eight words out Of . half eoiumxl
article, and lets OF the following nisrsp-
resensation, which We presume be has sse
this attached 10 soma Of the patriotic I'D
Speeches which be Is daily making, Is W
PeroFafiou to the same
@ aisssi. ss , S ~ IN rsfsfiss e 90 sstsos.
ths tsosss says',Is. II parties ssssa s.ill iers
rebels steal, pisndsr, roe sai.s saa uaasdar. s
arg as1 'I x asssr q Sss Sasa M hrss
asa ma mat r. SaS Ssd 80 y. . sssss
Liberties q g ooo 900 q people 80 . lsspaFay
ssrvhas Goatsdsgses. pali sOsa Ike piasrs osFrss-
"a t sA n. ~ Sea ~ 49, e sss
o, SHAME '=.1.gs -
= = a. hnoR 20 a1lino ana snic ca -neaoe 4
tnAF ne o@Ano' see Fhat snf woFos %an
parties inclaaeS oosa 'he el1iAsi'aI af sn e
sorth ana eooFn' or ooes he insenF ionaiI
fntsnd 70 masfepreaeni Us We AK AZ - =
candia nsn y u Eonid nos Pc bsRsss 10
~ parssss . sssaa san IoF . season -
we Aak y =. '4f''es snoaio 'eas - seail' 2
tnefe Woeio 90 any Foosthg' Planaerlngi
hanging, numbering I-Lr OF nfaag upon me nag
ot OUT COUNTY, Even = d nnoA' aaoAa'
la anu eoFrup' Us 4 rs : man man Always =
ans laAfAet SUBJECT 70 safe % ine nighes'
oiooefs as ms course a@A proven
oate aos win 'hs e1Peo'aF'lon o. oeii1s
pelieSed, answer ths isst quesuoa LII ui'
ainfhal'Ve' ..a+--s.... .s5 a*.
soeh e9aeafdty misrepresentation Y
uegfaalng, even 70 D. a. hno&, VINO y
was shougnt oeiofe, was SUNK 50 low ina
tne nano OF resurrection would never Feaat
MN .. -....I
We asa candid Republicans, II then
cause or Inc cause OF the country requires
a. ther BANDS sueh misrepresentation
All knoW that We SAID oefore the surrea'
der of Rogt Sumter, that If we were Pres
ident We would defend it against the at
taeks of the secessionists, if We had T.
burst every gun and sink every ship in tn
Navy in the attempt. The fight is owe
the fort has fallen into the hands of thl
seeessiouIsts. Il there any harm il
proposing that all parties should stAnt
still for a season, and try to settle thei
difficulties without civil war and blood
shed? If the war goes on now there vii
be time when it must come to a stop
when all parties must stand still-when
compromise will be made. Which is th,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-01
MISSOURI.

the Gorsrnor Of Missouri has called an
sxsxs session Of the Legislssars, to meet
- a. ID Of May lshs obiscs being 20
.ym the sssts, bsit without any purpose
: ..,es~;on. The Gossrnor says the OBJ
- u axmine = psrsly aa@sivs'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-01

VIM. B. Aston, the great millionaire Of
New York, has made q most princely offer
to the general government. He proposes
to give to the support Of the present war
the immense sum Of 1000, 600, and TO
loan to the government sI1, 900 900.