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The national Republican., 1861-02-21
A. HUBNER's
CLARENDON HOTEL
R E S T A u R A N T.

DENJAMIN HOBBS begs leave to inform his
ID friends and the public generally that he has
taken and fitted up in q superior manner the
Restaurant at the southeast corner of Pennsyl-
vania avenue and Sixth street. He will at all
times be prepared to serve all who may favor
him with call, with the best Wines, Liquors,
and Cigars, as we'll as Oyrters, Game, and other
delicacies Of the season. Star. feb 4-lm
The national Republican., 1861-02-21
ATTENTION. MECHANICS.

The Blaeksmiths and Mechanics of Washing
ton are respectfully invited to attend meeting
this Thursday evening, 2lst inst, at u o'clock
at the hall of the Anacosta Engine House, Vir-
ginia avenue aud K street, Navy Yard, for the
purpose of meeting committee of the Black
smiths and Machinists' Trade Union" of Balti-
more who visit this city for the purpose of insti-
tutng similar association here. feb 2l*
The national Republican., 1861-02-21

A WORD TO BUSINESS MEN.
This paper has now circulation in this city
larger than all the city papers combined, with
the exception Of one, and therefore affords
most excellent advertising medium.
The national Republican., 1861-02-21
EXCELSIOR VARIETIES
ARE COMING
THINK OFT.
Business Manager and Agent. ......Ton TooLI
Stage Manager. ..............."......JOE Cook

Business Manager and Agent. .....Ton TooLE.
Stage Manager. ..."....JoE Cook.
TNHE Management having had large experience
l. in catering for the amusement-loving por-
tiou of the community, offer the following Pro-
gramme, having full confidence that it will please
the people, and give larger amount of gratifca-
ton than was ever before offered by any similar
Exhibition. As an evidence Of their intention to
fulfill the promise made, look at the array of dis
tinguished Artists composing this Model Troupe.
MONS. JOE COOK,
Comedian, Magician, and Tight Rope Performer.
MILE BLANCHE CLINTON,
The Star Vocalist, Dauseuse, and Slack Wire
performer.
MR.. DAN WILLIAMS,
The delineator Of eccentric Ethiopian character.
His successful impersonations of Negro charac-
ters, from the funny, rolcking boy, to the eccen-
trio, mouldy headed old darky of the plantation,
have stamped him the Ethiopian Comedian, par
excellence; while his Stump Speeches on "THE
STATE OF THE UNION" never fail to elicit
shouts of laughter.
MASTER WILLIE, the Infant Clown and
Gymnastic Performer, in his wonderful .feats of
leaping
The Programme will consist Of
Wonderful Feats of Agility,
Daring Feats of Leaping,
Posturing Positions,
Aerial Suspensions,
Trapeze Acts,
Tight Rope Feats, &c., &c.
GRAND TRAPEZE ACT,
By JOE COOK,
Tn which ba will aacepd from the ataue IN an
elevation on q single rope, 60 through his daring
and graceful performance on single Swinging
| bar, as performed by him In all the principal
Theatres in America
Aerial Suspension, by MILE BLANCHE CLIN-
TON.
Sailors Hornpipe, by MILE BLANCHE
CLINTON.
Look out for Jocko, the Brazilian Ape.
JOE COOK as "Jocko" OH his flying rope.
Wonderful Feats on the Tight Rope, by JOE
COOK, as performed by him in all the principal
Theatres in America.
PosTURING,
By JOE COOK, late Clown of Myers Cooper's
Circus and Master WILLIE.
MIR. DAN WILLIAMS,
In his Comic Songs, Dances, and many feats of
the times Of the early Pharaohs, which in ancient
| days were
SUPPOSED TO BE MIRACLES,
And often introduced by Pagan Priests to mis-
guide their benighted followers.
| N. B.-Due notice will be given in all the
Daily papers, and by distribution of small pro-
grammes, on the arrival of the Troupe.
Admission. ......"...25 cents
Doors open at o'clock. Commence at 8
o'clock. TON TOOLE,
feb 2l-3t Agent.
WTANTED.-Two Young Ladies' between the
w age of 10 and II, to travel with the En-
ceLSiOr Varieties to assist on the Stage. Here is
The national Republican., 1861-02-21

nR. JOHN G. F. HOLSTON, Surgeon, Physi.
- clan, and Accoucheur, No. 373 st. north,
between Ninth and Tenth SITS, west jan s-3m
The national Republican., 1861-02-21

MAJOR ANDERSON SIcK.-The Charleston
papers state that it was currently reported
throughout the city on Sunday last that Major
Anderson was i'll.
The national Republican., 1861-02-21
THE "FORCE BILL"

The provisions of the bill introduced by Mr..
Stanton, which has received the above sobri-
qust, and which excited so much opposition in
the House debates of yesterday, are not, we ap-
prehend, very well understood by the country.
They are substantially as follows: The bill
extends the provisions Of an act of February
20, 1895, "to provide for calling forth the mill
tis TO execute the laws of the Union, suppress
insurrectio.s, and repel invssions," and of an
act of March 3, 1907, authorizing the employ.
ment of the land and naval forces of the United
States, in cases of insurrection," to the cases
of an insurrection against the authority Of the
United States 1t also authorizes the Presi-
dent, whenever it may be lawful to call out the
militia for the purposes aforesaid, to accept
such volunteers as may tender their services,
in organized companies, battalions or regi.
ments, and to commission their officers for the
time in which they may be retained in the ser.
vice of the United States.
The object of expressly extending the provis-
ions of the acts of 1895 and 1907 to cases of
insurrection against the authority of the United
States, is this: Said acts have been construed
by the late Attorney General, to give the Pres
ident power to call out the militia and employ
the land and naval forces of the United States,
only in cases when there may be an insurrec-
ton against the Government Of a State, or where
there may be combinations TO obstruct the ex.
ecutiou of Judicial process, " too powerful to be
suppressed by the ordinary course Of judicial
proceedings" Under this construction, an in
surrection to seize Federal fort or custom
house, or resist the collection Of the Federal
revenues, would not come within the provisions
of said acts, and the President would have nc
right to call out the militia, or employ the land
or naval forces to suppress it. We believe
majority of the members Of the House think
this construction wrong, and that the President
now has all the power that Mr.. Stanton's bill
proposes to confer, by extending the provisions
of said acts of 1896 and 1907. But they desire
to guard against the necessity of exercising
power which may be considered doubtful.
Unless full license is to be given to every
gang of msrauders who may choose to seize
and plunder the Federal forts, magazines, Gus
tom-houses, and mints, it is manifest that the
Federal Government must have some power to
call out forces of some description to defend
them. The bill does not propose to confer
upon the President any power to /" coerce Q
State" but simply to protect the public prop
erty against robbery and plunder. 1t is utterl!
surprising to US that any friend of the Unior
and the perpetuity of the Government can taxi
exceptions to it.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06

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II a dispsiah fra~s & ~ Sssifh - s.
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aafnhT ak Vixglsiaans also had an 1uses-
visw and ara hiakII ,pisssed wisa d.
President elect. -.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06

Thai the Governor Of Iowa ID consider
cd BY Democrats, danagogae, Is fart
well known, BAT until very recently, no
Republican cQald be constrained to Sc
knowledge that any Of his party 80 rs-
garded him. But even Republicans are
beginning TO get thsir lsyss open and see
the men they have plaesd 10 povsr just -
they are. The following 10 from the Dies
Aeines Commonwealth, and was written
for that paper by ssTrue Republican, .
aLet the Governor og Iowa kaaw ~ hs
soou will learn, that the aapahIisaa
party has weighed him In staa halaMce
where patriots stand be too ha# fallen
and ia found wansing. Gondesueadings ~
be did, to Iaeet and endorse the wegk OF
that secret eaaeas At the Capitol, loosing
sight of bis high positinn, plays cat tbs
patty denagogue. Grsat God hava We
eome 20 this the GeFegaog OF great
State, al . crisis that thrsasena 10 iann-
date the whole country In cold blood, ID
seen in secret eonelaSs with twenty-six
| either olEaee holders and oskea ssakeps, en-
deayoring 70 agErandiss themselves eus
af sha desoIalion Of their eounsry+ If tfe
Governor of Iowa had rseonmended COM
nissioners aad appointed good sonsegys-
tiye nan and se4t thsm to Washington oa
The 4th February 30 soasssa peace and
frategnal feelings between the. sec.
sions Of ths saunsry, and give thsir pasri.
otto assistance, as almost all The othsg
Skaiss have done, ha woald have raasised
the just applause os every paariaa of tbs
State. Before the popular Will all saes
oiieiaIs viii receive shair 5ass eondsmna.
ssoa, verify believes sad trust With 40
abiding eonEdenea 10 lAa peopla 10 super
eede ell desnagogass and says The country.
This NO all owe 70 our fashasa, 10 posssr-
lily, cur country, oazs God, To be led nc
farther aa the asssaaaef efomising road V
sae yawnIag, uaEathsHAbla abyss, which
viii soon gsoaiye ali poIitsssl dssnagogaas
whe would sgggandise themselves, while
this gYeas temple Of scnssitakisnal libss.
81 is being pulled down upon their ahil
| 8ren.S %
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06

Idriying staaaps, ] weala psefer tbs av
due boilsrs -asaaIly aalIed ssaambSs
b ,ilsrs--as they are aox 10 liable 10 ex
lplode - the tabaIas boilers, and do 10
sn@ls - laneh. ipFefe9 . Twealy Ssaanl
Mill. fla Str Stamp aliIi viii par wsI,
Twenty ssaupeF, wal psy mach besssf.. :
The expenses Of TwsaH ssamp sfiii. i,
but little a0ss thaa ths sxpsnsss al . 81.
Ssampeg. aasa 81 ii
Reports from ths Sam yaan dissovsries,
New Mexico, are sonaiesiag. The Dessss
Dailiss, ons dag ssnaaia glowing eoz#saa
cations from some proprietor q y town
site, or . would be elected Recorder, os i
aew district The nsxE iasaa raoiioes shs
arrival OF soma one, feaa the Dew dassov-
ssiss, having sssa sAs l. q Paamss axd
content 20 stay in this section. st8
When | arst cams ips syery ether pag-
son thai | mss, eishss shaalsa from Seash
Bend-Indiana- fg Gsaasy, sr Ds5w-
que, lows. In the spriag Of 80, ssvsfal
South Renders, cams onk 10 this secsson,
made moasy, and Estsinaed In TIE FALL
After they had gives tthsir frssndsa glew.
lag description Of the future prospects Of
the New Eidorado, sAey concluded that
they would eene cut aad sEy their laak-
In the Spring Of '6o, they came, and ls,
and behold, they fouad that they were far
away TO the West Of their frisads, and aha
city Of South Bead, even uata tbs Land
OF Assaabas. After paaHiss few paws
OF dirt and nos being able 10 raise the sres
Or--from the fact thas they bad aaed their.
gold pans to wash ia-foand themselves
on the bed rock, wishDusa collar, In sight,
concluded thai they might ~ we'll pan
themselves cut Of she country, which they
did, telling every one khey met on thair
return, that this eeaztgy was . azasa
AsGabGs. IL is eozaHon by.word With
every one that the soash Benaers, Dsa-
ovq'ass and Pesy Coaasy hoys, tswersl
hsa for stampading," / woala advise all
who may hereafter hail froHa the above
points, to deny it. i's Pc p.
In conclusion, I would mot advise any
one TO coaae here with the view Of naking
. fortuas, unless NJ og tA4y hare capital.
Il Is not one person eat often, that comes
here, that remains. Good Quarts elasuas
saaHes be purchased for Iess thaa sstl1, 90,
and even - high as O., 5,1O0, 60 hare bssa
paid recently, for several that arg open
deep. W .a5,.s' IT,.
DIR. Farmer and Fin. Geesazaan, are lo-
sased in Denver. have not bad the |
pleasure II meeting them ssncs tkey ar
lived. John c. Anderson, informs ms
hat they are well, &aa we'll paaAsesl wish
3 s 1Saa&;ss1Esy s&s1Ey u AF da dSassa si ! isssssa 4
4eayenworth Galeh- Ha Ia wsll and do
ag well. Mrs. James and Mias Smith,
ire well, and wish to be remembered 10
lol. Ross and lady. ......ra ,.. |
Remember me to Geo. Pagks, Col. Rsss,
Dr.. Oraigs Frank navsapoxs, amd all osh-
r enqulring frieads, and remain
Yours, IOWA.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06
OPEN 70 kAkk&G0 J

OPEN 70 MAkkG90 --..
Daily tine Eunnlns sirectg E2zk ssaM CsAlEGi few&
10 Ghicsks. 50 Niles staslnS sasg6--s0 Miles
RuFther West. Most aiFecs rssta - ChlGsso
aad the Raat 10 via the
CHICAGO ROCK BLAND ASp MISSISSIPPI
@ra AND &lSSoEEi RAILROADS.
Only line fson Csaztrai fswa u chsaase ussaF ems
EaaaAgsE@sza- Yes Massa&Rspsa aad MkssewFi a. q.
is nas scnspf@tea % MeTsGgs and wf soOa be Sgssr
cd fsrssaaz weSts Dss Msana8 azss GaMnrtI 4asHs
Passengers wiH Sad sASa Fuasa gAs shortest Qaacx-
st and Best, sysaa@ al Delays ss he MlsaSsaipgi
RiTeE Close esaascsaoas are made vita khs wes-
PsSssa9eT saS Express 1pafas lsars Marsage a8s-
" s4l.s ?. mr., asTfsaas as caseas0 At s o'esock
tbs saxg &syssHS
No saxsxs tor transfer Of Baswsgp Ut Chicago -
Sle@Btta~ Cars are On all ntshE trainE TSains coz
seSt Cncax0 w9sh tks trains the Eastesn lines
FACTS FoR srflCE sHfPPKKs
Stock EeavInx Msrsngv st / 20 r. NJ. arrives q;
Ebseaaa ~ ID ire nsxf m0rsiag, IN ttHs Fof The
sarS MsFxess and &tee& txsans sf ths Eastegn lines
me wsEole time epas nHed ii the Aisstssipp4 NV
eg 3osa nos exssea swenky salnaSes There ss nc
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06
WEEKLY BUGLE.
wEDSEsDAA, MARCH d, 1861.

E@s, u FETgaEasEE o Go. aas MAss&s sG
RsE YaFs. and 10 State ST. HsssYa ere oar aastdra
tssd Asaahs 70 receive AdveFtisiag se sais paper,
EE~5ex, Cos o.. are kasAerlzsa Asansa fps
HsM lara snS Pallsdslphia,
81sson. t##
ri 8, Pear q Co, are aussasAasaxasa Axeass
asS De. Leafs
.. r. RouxDs, is eur aasAeFizsd AEsns feg
CAteake.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06

GAf CURIOSITY.
a., VIZ aATe csc Of the greatest cggAsssalsa sns
xst-A .lAeae ihTeasioHs Ia she@knsws sss8sz ffsF
ia, -, .aI ~AaI agents ersrywhsre. Fail pasfzsa%
S"Aw q CLARK. Riaassesa, Ne.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06

"sssssssas $50 asaasl pesisx In
OA' GOODS, GsoCsssxs. aAxDwARx.
s',, '' Saoa, Han, Cops, Wen papsr
Aassssss q safs.sa puassssa Essaess. ssalss IN
w. - aaas, assa ssssarss UMxMxan& Ha8s8,
ssssss A"~a' asoasasss y r. sasrss ~ cSsss
fYsAS q RBssk
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06

Tns IT. H. n. Il Is aes being III ssssssSs YES, oi
Aarease aud zs East 40 esmes esasaa asps& trains wtI
be sma 70 She essa Of the sfa<M
kxssy fAeifsy fsE ta so8senssns kbipmssss Of Cat
is. Rsssghts a. sow asvia xay sfheg Faa&s kna %
pains spared TO render IL the meat desifxt&e route
Assns zswa 70 Ghtesso E&
fHnsOuoH TsSKxfa 60 all psias4Rsl poEnss In the
Bnisea 8satss and Csnsaas, ~ al Soates ezn b.
proCuswa zt y @asAiaEsea, sess City sad METszge
a 9oHM r TRACT,
". L. ST, JOHN, 6snsi supf
Gea'f FtsigAs sad Tsekes ksssss.
ganasgy !, 1859 iy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06

ATEsT NRWs, - -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-16
The Daily Snntl1al.
prentice Paragraphs.

tt is iustIv held to be a great crime to
staal a nirger or even mulatto, and yet
The secession leaders of New Orleans kid
napped 100, 600 yellow boys" at once.
The secessionists assert that the Union
cannot be maintained by force. Are they
quite sure that it can be dissolved by force
The Charleston Mercury says that the Sc
cession leaders are as noble a set of men as
have lived in any age. 1t is possible that
some of them may turn out htg1-S|'f'g
gentlemen.
a Mr.. W. W. Hunt, of Alabama, an
nounces his desire to "incur the response
bilityn of taking office in the new coined
eraey. He seems to be an impersonatlon OF
what we have heard of so oiten-the
" wild Hunt after office
A Georgia paper predicts that the navy
of the Southern Confederacy /" a0iU soon ~
gaz that of England" Well, when Ken
lucky wants to bear, as a member of the
Southern Confederacy, her proportion OF
the terrific expense of a navy equal to that
ofsEngland, and wants to bear good many
other things that we need not now enumer-
ate, she Will probably go into the secession
business.
A South Carolina editor strenuously OBJ
iects TO our suggestions that he and his fell
low traitors be hung with grape-vlnes. Let
them be hung with rattle-snakes then.
WE see no indications of a better condi-
ton of feeling between Louisiana and
South Carolina. 1t is not at all improbable
that the pelican, which subsists extensively
upon serpents, may one of these days depos-
it the rattle snake in his pouch, and, as he
is an obscene bird, defile the palmetto.
A jolly chap at sea, having been seized
with sea-sickness, was asked how he felt.
" Feel p said he, and there was an unmis-
taxable earnestness in his eye; feel =
Why, feel as though l have but two OBJ
iects in life, now. One is to put my foot
once more on terra TRINA and the other, to
find out and whip the fellow who wrote
Life on the Ocean Wave /"
A very loquacious lady offered to bet
her husband FIVE pounds that she would
not speak a word for q week. "Done u
cried the delighted husband, instantly put
ting down the money, which the lady as
soon took up and put in her pocket, OBJ
serving, naiyly, that she would secure it
until the bet was decided. d" Why" said
the husband, q have won it already :"
and required her to pay over. " Not at all, y
said the lady you are mistaken in the
time-I mean the weak after | am buried!
The lady went shopping that same after
noon.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-16

EVansViIIe. md, March 4th, 1901. !
The Common Council of the City of Evansville
have appointed DR.. @. c. Tyrrell, First street, be-
tween Locust and Walnut, and DR.. Oskar kress,
Second street, between Vine and Division, City
Physicians and have authorized and required them
to visit all the families of the City and suburbs,
for the purpose of vaccinating all children who
have not yet been vaccinated In cases where the
parents unable to pay the fee, the service will
be performed at the expense of the City, and per-
who find il convenient can bring their children
to either of the above named physicians.
MARI w. BAKER
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-16
CIty Clerk's Oaiee, Mareh 9, ISL.
yvHB BO.sHD OF ME.sErR or THE

E3kEAS Il OsI "a ~ OAF HEN ASHAE q u THE
n City of Evansville, recently re-organized
met in the Chamber of the Common Council on
Monday evening, March 4, 1861.
DR.. John 7. Walker was appointed President
and w. Baker Secretary.
Ordered that a synopsis of the Ordinances If the
City relative the duties of the Board of Health
and practicing physicians, be prepared and pub
lished in the newspapers of the city.
Ordered that it be recommended to parents and
all others having charge of children cause them
to be vaccinated without delay.
Ordered that it be recommended to the Trustees
Of the Public Schools of the City to adopt such
measures as will prevent the admission of scholars
into said schools who have not been successfully
Yacrinated.
The attention of physicians is invited to the fol-
lowing:
Synopsis OF the provisions Of the Health ordi.
nances of the City:
g 1t shall be the duty of every practicing physi-
clan in tais City, to notify some member of the
board of health of every of contagious or in
fectous disorder, and of every of sickness from
any dangerous unusual disease, which is in its
character epidemic, within six hours after the
same shall have come to his knowledge: and every
such physician shall report quarterly to said board
of health every death which shall come to his
knowledge in the course of his practice, and also
the cause of such death: and should any physician
neglect to comply with the requirements aforesaid
he shall, for every such neglect forfeit and pay
less than three nor more than twenty dollars
The board of health is composed of the following
persons, viz
DR.. John 7. Walker, DR.. A. Walkop, Dr. Hugh
Ronalds DR.. J. Casselbury and W Baker.
Returns required to be sealed, and directed
to the Board of Health, AID may be left at the
Council Chamber
w. BAKER, JOHN T. WALKER
Secretary. mart President
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-16

u Order for Brick Sidewalk March =, 1861.
Aud now it is hereby ordered and directed by the
Common Council of the city of Evansville, that tho
owners of all lots parts of lots fronting ad
Joining the south side of Third street. between
Division and Elm streets, in said city, canse the
sidewalks thereon to be brought to the proper
grade. and that they a sidewalk Of class
number l to be laid down thereon within thirty
days from the publication of this order.
P. BURKE Clerk.