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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-18

: BRANCH AT COUNCIL BLUFFs.


At the reaaest Of T. D. TEAxINs d &C.. 10 set
~ sHe-Agazts &sR tbs eess sss&batsned By tssn In
wgshingtoa City, ter che coiiDctaon and syaasal
lea of CLAIms against tbs e B. 6eyernsnaHs, villa
especial reference 10 ahs azansassiy Increased sx~
peaditaxss and aea exissnciss tneiaanS 10 sas ex~
listing war, 7 have established at COUNCIL ELugYa
ESapeh Ageae3 fer Wsshazn lava sad &snxszka,
where viii receive aud attand to al &Rpiicatlaas
fer pay ana numakE af FsiusSeTs, Tor Psssssns o.
claims for sabgissenca, stores or TrsnspeEtstian
Furnished 10 the se~sfurnsaf, Which. beaug pat In
pfuper torn and transmitted 30 wasAAnxxca eg ms,
viii pc psonapsfy and faithfully prosecutsd By the
DFtnnspa4 AGENTS shows ERmea. @Et&E# SCI -
Persons having demands sf any DESCRIPTION ST
amount against the Gov ernmenS. hzy fag Atsssl or
sqaitAbie found4kloHs asAs EeqaaTiaG adlustmsnt,
may rely upon Iaar eml a4z hsaa& saeeea zag Dgos-
sated ana their dues pgaznpfly RENTED 70 Tnezp,
BIZ Haakiag sagiy appaissssasa kems. - - Eaaf0.
viii be supplied ~ath ali Jaws, forms Fyies and
lnssxnctiaus sacasaary Fee sS pFopsr pFsssnta acn
Of eiaims, and also az aiphshessssi lisa " Yssan-
teers and men Of all grades me Mifttsfy service
By Regimsala and Csmgsatsas yherssy, upsB sh4
happening 81 any casually OF ths maturity Of ans
saala, Eamag asesss S@a hs l@a 10 Ia Ea safe ev
aencs on behalf Of the eiakEuAnLo E his rsRge&sgSa
tives, soF ita essAhaasbatsaa All charges Win b,
upou q reAaanshte scale r- ..-t ..-..-. &C. 4.
0asss in second ssosyiof I'hosnfx sloe9, bead o
| Broadway. $500 H. RALMRR.
csunTil BfpEs. Iswa Dss, ~ 1881. ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-18

2 49, -, sac "a AkLAk
Fa7str Wsst iAsa paB osheT Ratlros4 IA L..
..z.., In eoaae2Ion Sith ila.
oalGAGo, BURLINGTON = QEI&CY RAUao,s
- saaTfsss, Qs4sakest aa4 Beat Rov,.
70 Chieaga, New TsFk, Boston PbEI.tsl,A,.
Baatimore; "a Ksokss, st, La@i an9 c..
saa e al paints In Illinois IniAs4 AA.saa Ca
Ywo TrAlms Dziiy lssYs ana Errfvs tsusa.v, =.
ssR4aal ~ s&ksaSas aasazasras-a.-.. .. .....
LEAVE 0TTHawA. AAAIvE 81 cEIr.s.
see s'eascssagHA | El6 o'alsca, a
i.s8 Pa F. / SIS AZ
ER~Connscsing Al GalssSarEt with he Sar,ar,
Gsoss Railroad for QElneyj al Aen4sta VIA d.
Illinois Central ksIlFead, fer GAIeaa and Dzs5srr
ard st. Louis and Cairo, 1T Burlington VIA a.,
sailing PscEsts foE St. LoaiE.
Es... SPECIAL, NOTICE.
EKhFeagh 70 ksw YaTf In IS hoars Piss.
sers lesvinS Council Bluff, nornlnS and srszg
taking TINS route, will arrive u Chicago or q -
10 trem % TO % hoaFs quicker ihaa b. o., -
route, and In ample time 20 cannec5 viii IL g
EAztsgn aud Southern Lines
Bay your Tickets yfz western Stage CerDzs, r..
6ttar4wa, where yea can buy your Ticart. 4 ..
saFfiaaion b Mo. Railroad Tlckei O~er l. 80
POINTS, East and South.
TO SHIPPERS OF STOCK
Stock ffkisB wIn run regularly, lssglES 81.
Sundays exS@PazdE TheEs Trans have a. utff.s,
Of Passenger trains, thus issgIifEg 4ssya.,s a.
consequently ayoisan& ali tasoae vgz8tloaI n a,
| tsk1 are constantly Occurring Of othey rsuts,
Ee@ stoGk pens have been GEiil "a bgtk ,t+, d,
the MissiSsfppi close By the Ferry s1sa prvvs7,vz
| and there sveFy thtEg they egCld yisA fsf L, r.
| eonmodAtion Of their Etoek
Through contracts given 70 Chicago
Il JOHN RAJ
| Vice RrssadeEt aa4 Sgpernisasgei
D, RKAfCK, Gen EFteTH AEsut
/ BR<ngton, FAb Is, 1881
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-18

- The committee appointed by che
Vermont Legislature to examine into the
Personal Liberty Bill, has reported. de-
ciariug ii 10 conflict with the Constitution
Of the United Stases.-Ex. '-@
So we no. If the committee which has
been 50 Iang deliberating upon that point
il right, and it undoubtedly Is, then there
sre Ssotne seven Or eight States In the
North which have been SHINING against
the Constitution for years. They have
been told Of 10 time and again.
The Democratic press has sounded the
alarm In their ears ever since the acts
went upon the State records, aud pointed
out the ulEimate-the awful result Of such
abuses, YET they would not listen. The
infatuated iconoelasts still insisted upon
their right 10 ignore the Constitution and
their organs even denounced the Consti-
tuition as compared with the Liberty Laws
and spas upon it with all the spite and
venom Of mad men.
Have not the Democracy declared the
result time and againY Hare they not
foreto!i the inevitable result of such ao-
Cursed traasof4 Bat sAey have been dis
regardsa. Tue end Is upon Us. The cal-
nfnation il now visible. The are haA
met th turpentine.
| { What win the other States do aboui
their ohnbxious iaws ? Will they presial
| IN open ssassgression 70 the Constitatious
while The Cor ern.ment Ia erdsayuring x
| sustain II. VIII they presist ia disre.
garding the basis Of our Government, and
| vet astlmpt 10 rank themselves among 10y
! al eitizens? Let az see what fs 70 be ttsi
result in this snAaEer. -
/ We hope, Tor toe sake Of psaee--for ts'
sake Of the auieable restoration OF ths
government, THAT all Unconstitutional ant
| srsasonabie acta and laws viii be expaHg
ed from the Northern statute books
| When lighting treason lei as not be guilty
of trea enable conduct among ourselves
~ Dem. Il Neses. '.S.- #s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-18

TAKEN Up By The subscriber on the 18th Aayem
A Der lsst. in K4as fewnshERs six Ezaasa Eas4 Sf
Coaneii BlRHsr the stage road, the following de-
serihsd stock rae sstrAy steRrS-oHe is deep rcd
wiEh Small Waite spe&as EaEb& ear cropped and .
hsIe tue left ear ths eIhsE steg ~ white with
crop Cd the right ear. AIsa oae dark bar mare
eve y@ars odd bath hlma sses whsts, aud star n
the forehead The owner Is FeqasAted 70 pRoys
property pay charges, ans take thea away. t#5.s
st - AESAT COOK.
Putt3wattzmEe County Dec 10, tssf &w"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-18

A u ORDNANCE saxzkiaa So ordih&aee Ter the
~ aafIshmeat Of Benton Street ,..r
Be II ofdaiaed by the Common Cosnei5 uf shs ais
at oaEeiI zasHs thai Esaaea Biased shall ss sxaae-
lisaad % fellows. Ca4naaenEasS ~ atone PLACES
upaE lac aarth line gE Exehdways sFpusife los =
nIox& r. ssuramanss first AaAisisa' ans TUaasns
asFta sisa degrees szt to las poE1A esaAEy Vt ~
ed town. r. vg-sss,s-sr ,-.i g. LA. zz.ty.rzr
@e1 q. TAs Akoge asn& Shall De ess wesE Ire .
said strest-~tEs wiagh AhaH be 90 fest.
ApkE0s ed Disc. q. ieeSz, - .sE.g LES
LYsAEDER W. BAEBfTTr Mayer.
AtaAsS~@w .. EaAwF@ED, City E@e@rdsF. =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-18

y Eaa w1l1 ~ D<x1nnxIrss De- ass asys -
Ming this pesn}2s Mn& pasassns rsnse. " -
xhs 6saxxS 1k SfA " aasssa skaxs Cszs,.u
10 epansctiop wtth lbs Pissss epaziEy RsiIs.sst =
ID JassSh. .
Esnhee4fhs ~ NJ. yasspa with daily ,y,;..
HsnaahAl aeincy, Chis&go St. Laaia "a a. Ats .
in sae EAss. sa ES'sa
Trough yichaEa 1aka 10 all potnss In ii.
States snA C&as6sa, 49, 90
gHmTse9sss &c Chicago az los As hv .,x -,
Route - N@N
y 1..A6YT AEi oouacu Bus,
az & EAYwAED, Gsz sun. Bass'1.l'
y, o, GRO4T, Sea Tieket All, HsaslgsI
III. q. PKAsE, Western Assent
May %, M
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-18

~ Eagiknd aeahsads sAs imnediass
slssss e l6sssn an6 slsasa. s .IlEs
90 n MH#MN ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-18

nv rHE plsrRtor COZ 1T or porrA wArrA&n
n . =aT

nv FMR DISTRICT COT RT or POTrAwArTAAIK
l. COUNTY IOWA A.t sz .3 s
FINLEY GsesamaE, Pia, .st...ss -s.ts. .s. .s...s
r. rs. February Tenn, iSSs,
ward Jumps, be4ts.
slFs-Ysu and each If yaE are heNsey naSznsa 9Aat
thsse on ale In tha aeaca Of the Cfef& Of tae
nissEScs CsuFE at Posszwaszasaaa ccanSy, dswa, .
pstItien ef Fialsg GeessaAa, eiaIsaaa& g sea sAe
Here about SAx years oA&-aaid heTss hss white
% silver naane and taal&asa acrssss or thz raise
of oAe hundred and ATTY Soflars, saa TIA 6aa Of
eae hundred aofiars his damages for chr Illegal and
wTszAgfat sssaasaaB III xAza pragAxty. Aad mess en-
less yeu appear aaa AzssnR shsgsss "a ar befsgr
noon Of the sscn4 dag OF The next tern Of the Dis
srtet ceaFt an and ESr s9fa eassy ana afste aEgFe
said to be beEan anal he'd Ceanxai Biaas, TIE
Frat Aueday al RsbraaEy, BesS, 5asSaasas wili be
rendered agaiRst zoe thereon.
Obi W. g. CRAWFORD, ii
Atty for Fita
Dee IA 1881 tE5- Il szE --=-gltte FL = $w5
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-18

III svrsrz
~ <. "a Z y |. =. : L - II:
IA nd Ssha mArahssDk VI - Ii ]
~ zas ssssss6 wAi5 poaF-wffs5 -
scarce ean sae yHxa AAsxds
MI ears are assalas4 - eassh saca seass-s
THAR the Isaxaa anaak me Ahed,
And sha springs eubiing tire the gTeuna
where whiss Hsss MAX nay sestry's srsSki
In seysnless shrubs sseEu % trace
e 9asafcAnsn,s fosm. vita bsnsfang back,
sMsnk see kim cscarAing low
cid. ifs &. - sss assE sss als o.
- Sroaps ef sssaless IA md sssf.
visa rwzxsy passs @aIs zaa wss1As
Until ny eyes Esxalit&F EroHna Id
aseaeus sasA hassazsss easshsn aoaeks z,F'.a
And torn gasraIias u g stsae 8
And then, amid Ens feaafy KaooRa,
ReaaasA shs laga ODD ehestnat trees -ssg
My sIIsnt marches rsaCner
q And thias Of etasg tfnaes sas& THESE -
s.Izai1 Who soss sAsss p, NJ shallsage esy
4 II gsaga atoaS shs wasesfnI iaas ; E} #
Relief ~ I hear 3 voice reply H..
advance and give the count@Esssn ~
With hAyDneG ~ tas charge Esit-- 81, ii
TEe edTparai gives ing mystir wordi
vita axns ap&Ex eAaxga my H41s. III sfssg 81
Then ohwAsd pa4s, and al Is veil.
Essse ss& 5s 80 9ia4#zI 5&Esegsf& GgiH5
Rst in the tent that night awake, s.ar574
/ ask, If In the Tray tall
Can tbs myatic au&wer make .
H When the aa9ssia gsassasa eaI I ~EEs
And pray thai Hsavsu mag 10 eFdalny
whsgstsr 80 whxs ssxs hS zatns,
EhethsE In pleasure az 10 pain, 8 .--5
stin aasy hass the oeaatsrsasn
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-18

DlssoLUE1oS NOTCH 49,
IL Notice is hereby gives tAat tAs eo-pAgaazF-
ship herseefaFs sxistSxE between RtHlsy 5estAHls
and S4naasl kuspRsx IN iAs DFug haSauesss N She
city sf Co aneI HgufS aasdef the dame aHd Sfyis O
R tsEExAM An &c Co.k has sAssd eesa sassssyes
tseesszuAn HAVING hassd the interest OF sEa.
ses KnssRaf IN tha ssas asseks VIVA SsnSapSs Ehs
bxsiness ri tls Old stand, eoiiscs oHlstandlng 50
acunsx and assste liabilities Of sas iaks Ara. 8
= : = - - r. GMRs AkAE.
ss@.''.5 .t@ '~ %'-- 81 KSRPPgB. '@
coxmrsl Esssfs, Iswa, Bee 9, kssI. 1 ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-18

II OKu1R 4EGE &a0psfng and approving t#s re-
a sisa4 kAa4ton sE khe 0nlaRanEsS oG the slIg Of
Council Bluas as printed by Babaitt cArpsnteT
an ms yaAx fss1 ard raps&Ilng ali Ordinances zha
parts Of Ordinances conflicting vita the same
Sec 4. Be ii eras8ura b. the Cgruluou Council
81 she easy s CsaAeii Eaaaa Thai AZ Revised Edl-
aan Of lAs Ordinances N TIE GitE Of Coaacil Biuss,
prfnfea SD pahsixhed ~ Bsbtiu b Carpenter IN
ths Teax lssI be aat sine SANS EEe hereby sdSEts&
Aa1 ap2ressas azd chat ali Orb EAnceS neE 10 eIee
Ia this city Be 10 asEssded b. made IA conform
asy fherewith ssaA sAak NIL Osa&Acez AID parts Of
sdinances ngszasssiHS vita tbs aforesaid publishes
n4itien, be and tha sarae are kereby FeReAtsA-
sex And De III further SstAfrrd, that the BE
ssess os sh4s q u zsA attsE ais certificate 10 shf
aaeFe@aaa RzkAi Shed s4ikian ~eez lfy1Hg thsf ths
gdanarsess shkrein paAai shed ass TulS eaplea aps
published ffezn 49, feeasaa by Tao Cag 41&SfAEs
usstIsr tsse asxssssoss Ut the Casaznen GeRnsal.
Approved, Dec 5, 1881, l...-x-
y n 7S@' LTsANDER W. HABBT8T, Mayor
Z "A fsAAkas.M a. GmA wgoMn, City &sgorusF. y.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-18

A n ORDIs ANCE entitled 80 Ordinances foT the
- sxtsm&a0a sg EAakaaassA Ases&aa~ s.
nets axssAas& hy she Eegaxa0n EeaHcia 81 tAe Eaty
Of rounclf Eafs, khat wasatngtoE Avenae shzll De
sxsszzasa aaSvgiawx CoEzmsncsna 81 asasas q shs
sozgA-wsss corner of waxsEngscn Arcane and MaES
Esk stress ~ s&gwa Asau xha giss u tbs AsAA A-
d Elsa saa Fnnzzlr& EAsnrs asFEh " aegrsss e
| IA ssuns pfacrsa upon the west ssas u MadisUn
Sci 1ha above Eas shall Be fAs Soafh mae 81
l SAID s9rssS~-its wiAsh % sz&As - sss 80 745tzE
Approved, Dec. 9, 1881.
llsfEIs' gaE LYsAkpxR w. AAHBIFTy MEysK.
| Attest, " G. CRAwFoRD, Gig Recorder
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-18

s& oEuENA&EsE euRAklaa xM DEatRAHss Cor tAe
"a estshliahmsnl Of Green street;
Sec t. Be it ordained By the Common Council
Of sAe saay q GsuGGaI Esuss, Rhat 6reea stxses
shall be aafaali shsa fellows Commencing at
ssaps psszssd upaa Mais sea- street. ~ fess Eoxs
less nsxtA At En&iAR Crsak aisEAs Aad sunnEns
m ercs narsM ssN degrees ess8 se wsens placed
Hpen the w~ss line OF BeatOn street. aAencs n9Eth
al < aexrssa eaSx Il Rtans PLACED upaa the aoTth
naa Of Broadway.
ssr a. Ard he IL farxhex srdaaDra. thSE the above
line shall be fhe uoEth line VI said street aud hat
| In With sazazt BE 50 fexs y p r.#
AnpEgEear Des. g. lisa
LIS AgDRR w. EABEfrT, Mayer,
/ AfEsst~-w. @, cA&wRoRrs CssE RecsEdEE
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-18

emancipation, If adopted By the admin
iatgaAiun, wsald render che bare physical
suppression of the rebellion more disSesfas
indefinitely, while IL World make the re-
establishment of the Government wholly
impossible. Let thsm point out tbs trans-
parent faliacy which lies - this bottom
of thie cry for extsesas ID aassres. and held
up to view the easarable folly aid
eaoYsaity Of shs cry itseaf. Les the anes
insaaligenss and pobler impulses OF llas
Northern masses be gwakenad Into MI
umphaat aesioa by just and dstesnsisissl
and auivsFsal appsals, and les the better
views and sentiments thai come OF shas
awakening and sisasly ezpresssen Ii pub.
BE meetings, Ia private letters In psti.
tions, In delegations popalaK and ofkcsal
and In every other psassicasle form.
In word, lei the conservative met oi
the North rise also % ONE mann sad Hriss
with tho Loyal msn Of shs soash 10 pro.
sssEing againss the destructive azzd nseu.
stsous psaacy sewara which she Adsaln.
Eisssasisa is drifting aight end day. lie
the yireae and snlighssnmsns Of shswhola
ioyml ssctssn of shs Union lift up sheil
IsaInrlea gelses Id oae load and lofty sod
prolonged demand for moderate eoanssil
In the AdminissE&sion, snsh D demand
90 pat forth, the pressasns could no
withstand. & Hs woaad mot assempg n
withstand IL He wousa hass ii IL th
strong sad Aal-szssaining seho cf hisoWs
hssser bus feebfe purpose
We cali upon the loyal alsu 1t the coda
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-18

the single miadsd purpose OF tae Presl-
dent and his trusted advisers TO restore
| the Govgrumeut 10 thatsimpiicity, purity
and justice which characterized its Ad-
ministration under the 'seariy fathers OF
the rspablic,s according TO the pledge
made for him in the platform upon which
ne was elected. We have even hoped
that the sagacity Of leading politicians 10
bis party, locking 10 strengthen thssa-
selves aad perpssaase their asoendansy,
| by strongly snlisting the punlic sonRdsnss
| In the sincerity Of their professions and
their ability, as well a. their determine
ton, 70 adminisses tbs Govsrnsaesa -
conformity with THAR solemn pledges
would induce them to . hearty se-opafa-
lion with the President for accomplishing
this great ebjsos.
/ We have, therefore, looked, but looked
Ia vain, Tor any tangible evidence Of al
inssution to redeem sbsss pledges, upsil
the indiaaaion here alluded 70 wss fura.
lshesi BY lAs message. We will vsnsara
to hope that MFR. LGsuoLx, aided and sup'
ported By wiss souussllorss wA rsss'
that IN ahis, ~ in osksx thiags, be y 1
mar ii aetisa and not Of words -shal b
/ viii show himsaif xorshy Of sAs sxAlsst
..nag&z<xxa s.vs4s sxss.ssss.sna lkw ~ aasxxw.xnM
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-18

And corner ID b Felix ssrsssa, ST. Jossph, Mo.
( Bee r. 1851 't'" r. ''*s3'"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-01
The AshtabuIa Sentinel-The ttVisi
bic Admixtureo Party. i''' Aia

The Sentinel says Of disbandibg the Repub.
lican party: ~, 56-, ~. ~
We are free to say that we dislike this ar.
rangement, as virtual disbaDding Of the Re-
publican party, constituting on the part of our
Central Committee very fair imitation of the
Bull's Run retreat. But being only an individ-
ual, we cannot hold party together, and shall
not attempsit. The principles We have always
maintained, are still worth contending for, in
our estimation, and We can stand by them in or
outlof Q party f}g a8moa slg.'f9 aei s6e
The Sentinel will not be required to maintain
its Abolition principles out Of the party. The
new party will be controlled by the same pfin'
ciples.l It'is onlyia mask to cover the deform-
tiles Of Abolitioaism. IL is the lion skir
thrown over the same old animal The ears
will stick out. : rs ,~E s,,.-,;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-01
The Ohio Statesman Newspaper
TOR SALE

The undersigned will sell to acceptable party the
Ohio Statesman Newspaper Office. The recent diioulty
astween The Pubshersot the Statesman and the Teie-
tnph and the tyannlcal conduct exercised toward u,
have and win continue to impair the usefulness Of the
daily issue, while in hands The iuiuryto Us per-
sonay may, perhaps be satisfied through the law, bus
not without delay, The injury TO the party and the
priucpIesWhi the Sdesan espouses, and for which
it contends cannot be adudeaedin court Of law and
measured by dollars and cents butyet these are not to
b, overlooked or lost sight Of AT the present time It
Is important that nothing should embarass the eircna
tIon Of this Old and Estabished Democratic Journal;
aud It being impossible for The present propretorS to
have those facilities necessary for the complete success
OF the daily Issue Of the paper they have thought it ad
visable to offer 1t for sale. r-L1lt
An additional for offering the paper for sale Is
found in the fact that cannot give the necessary per-
sonal attention the business editorial department
which should be bestowed by the owners Of the estab
lshment. 4 .lt - ,,,n
Aug. j, 1861. PUB onio e'A'esman'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-01
The steamer WI. Maclay Fired into
Two Persons Wounded. v~-

Two Persons wounded. ~
The steamer W.. ]. Maclay, Capt. Conway,
bound from Cincinnati for this port,-,wa fired
into at Cape Girard deau on Saturday night, lit
tie after IL o'clock. i,.,n -.f ..,-I 4r3s, !.
The Msclay had landed at Cape Girardeau to
discharge freight and passengers, and had no
trouble whatever with any person or persons at
that place. It was late at night and very few
persons were seen. The officers discovered a
number OF tents, presenting the appearance OF a
camp. above the town. Soon after the boat had
left the wharf to continue her trip to st. Louis,
between two and three hundred shots were fired
at her from shore. s,-..,f ,,h ~. ....,.
The sbots took effect in the texas, pilot-house,
aud hurricane roof, some OF them entering a lot
Of empty barrels on the roof Two or three
shots passed through the bulkheadng of the
texas, and one of them took effect in the head
of the cook, who was asleep In his berth. II
struck him on the left temple and passed
around the skull, making severe flesh wound
Another passed through the leg of cabin boy,
in the same apartment No other damage was
done to either crew or passengers.J Among the
latter were about fifty soldiers, belonging to
one OF the Illinois Regiments ut Cairo. on their
way home. -'i.l f-4,tl~@ g. "a
No cause can be assigned for the firing, and
the parties committing the assault are unknown.
The balls were ounce and quarter round mus
ket balls ~ -.,- .si-.- .i. 59 fs-,sty
The boat got ont of the way as coon ias she
could, aid arrived here Sunday morning with'
out further accident. The passengers Of the
Maclsy publish card In this paper confirming
the above statement.-St. Louis Republican.
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c,iANufsR. ssI.aowN and y planted With sscock-
a revolyera and 1commApdinr one and all TO
h.nlt =, bave thar brs,ps blown ,eutn This
must have added 20 the confederation. The idea
of the army being hemmed in on ono side by
secessionists, and Abolitionists armed with heavy
reyolvers on the other, was enough to create a
panic. Fst Eskbf fSi4A NJ
But the richest part of the affair is this:
"Seven men staying crowd maddened and
desperate with fearj Wade firm and bold, az
an old lion; Chandler frantically excited and
the rect OF our band struggling, commanding,
entreating and threatening. As FOR ME, Acr'
- JUST AZ YoUksow WOULD wsas M raoAoOshL' oes y.
-terminsd az %a .Sl al wsre ,hat the man shonld
stop there" eis -
Seven Abolitionists "slaying crowd mad
dened and desperate with fear, 2 with "nin ETY.
thousaud'' secessionlsts 10, their rear! We don't
wonder at the soldiers being alarmed at being
thus surrounded by disunionsts. But 1t appears
they went on towards Arlington, not fearing
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sectionaIIsm must be Repudiated.

In time of peace, Democrats opposed the Re
publican organization on account of its sectional
character. In this time of war, the character
of that organization remains unchanged. IL is
still sectional, only more intensely so than ever
before, laboriously seeking to aggravate and
render permanent the estraDgement between
the North and the South ai y
4 Republican Administration has control OF
the Federal Government for the time being
1t is engaged in an effort to crush out by mill
tary force a rebellion in the Southern States
All true Union men, North and South, wish ii
success in this enterprise, aud viii encourage
aud aid It to the full extent Of their ability.
Bot it does not follow from this, that they
must needs apalgamate politically with Repub.
licans, and by such course sanction those SEQ
t;onal views which the Republican leaders
eviuce no disposition to abandon. On the con
trary, there is now most urgent necessity thai
every true friend of his country and every gen
nine lover of the Union should keep aloo
from all sectional organizations. He should b
Union man--a no-party man, If you please
in the true sense of the word, With no taint o.
sectionalism. ~ X, r,f iasga d.gs 81 sr
It is plain to every.mAn Of common sense thai
sectional parties-the Republican in the NORTH
and the Secessional In the south-have involved
the country in this unhappy civil war. It's plair
also, and becomes more evident from, day tt
dav. that The seetionai controversy in which the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-01
MlntsSer Hrrvoy.

Mr.. Harvey. Nnistst to RortagAl, hes .psb.
lished long Ies,er "a the Philddelphles Nc7h
American, respccting the alleGk ktions agaiust
him in reference 70 corresponding with traitore
at Charleston, IN which, among great deal
that Is nothing to the purpose, he says:-
fact is, the. .Goyerpment was in possession OF
every title Of the evidences which had accumu
lated, in tWasbihetoh long before the public
seizure was ordered, several weeks before left
there, and before Ihadreceiyedo or accepted my
commission. If there was anything to know, IL
was known fully and entirely, aswill be shogn
Whenever necessary assert the fact diatincts
lg, without condition or reservation. The state
Of facts then existing at Washington justified
nv efforts, such as they were, and which were
not only known to those high in authority, but
were commended as useful and worthy, ! sub
mitted to their inspection every line received by
telegraph, and never held any other correspond
ence but that, direct or Indirect" Mr., Harvey
should have told US who those were "high 10
authority" to whom he submitted his dispatch
es, and who, he says. approved Of them, Who
were they, Or who was he7 The public would
like to know. 4. Z. 800 ~. vsJf ~,