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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23
8Fgal agotiEes.
John Crowen,
In Attaehmens

John Crowel, In Attschmens.
The Merchants Fire In lBesore G. q. Bsnham, J..
saranee Company, Phil P. Of CleFelaod, Cuya-
adeiphia. hOga county, Ohio.
ON THE 6TH DAY OF JULY.
1851, an order Of attachment vas issued in this
action for the sum OF Two Hundred twenty aud
s0-h dollars, and the same for hearing before
said Justice at his Office in the city Of Cleveland,
the 2 tn ay Of August, 1851.
Cleveland, J1ly u, iSel=s4G
DY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL
Mortgage, made and dated February 5th, 1861
by ii. Bass e 70 me, on the property described be-
low, to secure the payment Of certain jud gment,
recorded in the Court Of Common Peas Of OuyahOga
County, and the costs therein in my favor against
said NJ. Baskle. Said judgment being for Sl5s,84;
Plaintiffs costs, S5,55-73,4O, with interest from
December 10th, 1859 have taken possession Of,
and shall offer for sale at public auction the 4th
day OF June 1861, at 10 O'Clock A II Glue Fac
tory, steam Engine in said Factory, and all per.
taining thereto lot Of Bones and about 25 barrels
Of Clue and lot Of materials for manufacturing
Glue, being the property som0rtgagsd 70 me. Said
Glue Factory being known as Baskle's Glue Fscto-
~, and situated on the Lake Shore, in the north
east corner Of RoCkport township and said sals VIII
take place at said Glue Factory.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23

Court Of Common Pleas,
Cuyahoga County.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23

The Stats OF ohio,
CuyahOga County, IS ]
Caroline FshenbrsuueI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23
TRAVRLKR,s RReIsTEIt.

oIt3Eona wishing conNeyRnce 20 uilhet " thN epve
Trains or Boats VIII b called for BY tha Coaohos
~ OmnibuP once, it7 Superior street. door next
Hnnea aNrln
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23
iy7dkwRi

- santord,S Liver InvigOrHtOr and oathsrtis
Pills are for ssle by
OH6ROR1LL BRO, Druggists,
BIC 3 W. cor. Pub. Square and Ontario q.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-23
AaRTouITuRAL. pRnDuCTs.

The State Is rapidly fling up with population so3,
25 persons having been added since 1850, making The
resent population ,23 e63 ratio Of lo2 Per cens IN
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06

e. The notes of the following Banka
are shsown ous By Hodges Journal Of
Finance .......f -....
Bank Of Phillippi, Va. .........
Farmers Bank, Fineassie, Va. as
Union PLANK Road Company, Ind.
Bank of Western Canada, Ca. r.
Bank Of BranEford, Canada ....
Rarmers' Bank, Orwell, VI. 5
Mortified Bank, VI
Monticello Bark, Va. .. ...
Bloomington Bank. Ind.
PFoyipeial haak, EaAada4s 4a-g.rnt-
Shamokin Bank, Pa.
Miners & Planters' Bank, N. @.
Manufacturers Bank, Geo.
Agtic Bank, Wis.
HIN = Brssp Bank, Wis.
Rnnk q sing Sing, n. Y.
1ew Dsnk, Pa.
! H4onkzn county Bank, Vt.
Natsaol Hank. Lila.
Z 0eose Eook. Tend,
Bsak q Me u
/ lnes Bank, Illinois.
Ess $780, - [ss<Es -
|. - ~ c. ekllh, Ulinois.
- q Aafofa, IIJlnois.
CcFn Exchange Hank. Illinois.
State Bank of IllinSsss
Nstionaa Bsak, nlinsis.
Southern Bank, GRANVILLE, Illinois.
GrayTiile Bank Ilsineiss
Bloomington Bank, Indiana.
Bvsakvslls Bank, ladianas NJ ggsRss-
neoSsr Bank, LediaaAs - ~
Indian Reserve Bank, Indiana.
Bank OF Coaaefsyilie, Indiana.
Bank of Indiana.
: BaAk Of Uonnssce, EkRs Pc ITGJG
Bank Of Crawford County, Pa.
Bank OF Lawsance County, late Bank of
New Castle, pa.
! Css4xasy CNx Bank, New Jsrsey. :, NJ
8 Bspkox nJReEE aaadax 81 a178ss #
Virginia Sosveat Banks 3 pen cent. dis
J. Tsaas.sss solssas Banks, per can't.
discounts.
!, aHOrths and swzsh 0asplina Solvent
Bafks, ) per cent. discount.
ssosgia sslasns lRaaks, spq OsR1. aisy
Aiabama solyene Banks, s pea aeas.
discount.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06

e. william II. Rsgars, Uuised ssa9es
District Attorney fos shs STATE Of Della
ware, under President Polk, died al Wash
ington on the 18th inst, of typhoid fever,
saperindaosd by anxiety lof.mind, coca
siqnsd BIZ the distracted state Of the eoun-
= ~ ~ s&&s& = E&Ah&t& =
try.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06

- The N. Q. Picayune says the pusi-
ness Of thai city 10 sosa&rkably brisk At
this time. The ieveas aaseF before pre-
scented such mass Of Southern and West
aEn produce Is lies in heaps upon heaps
fer milss along the landing.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06

RT A cisixen Of Dayton, Ohio, recent
ly bosghs dog for $l0 as match to one
be had, and shasing carried han hnme,
discovered that he had purchased hia own
canine, which hsd bssn stplsn.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06

- AIY. JAMS ENGLISH, who has lately
located In tA4s eity, haa lesssa tns Lever aanaas
wassAeu&s far tins Esssons fss the pazpess 81 trans
aeszng ssnsK2l shigRins AID cOaasssioE essaaes >
Mr. 4 cones well recommended W ssr % sasSs
ssoa sussHes naaa and we doubt aes, all those
lsasE1g SasIr orders win hss, via have the1r sas-
ness transacted psonotly Ana satisfactorily Fer
furshsx particulars, see card In is~azyss paper.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06

- The Mobile Mercury, referring TO
Northern supplies, says: The only thing
we are troubled about 10 ia respect 70 Ice.
That l. predacs- and d about the only
pEesaes a any uae-~IAaa AlahaEna eazst
raise
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06

AGRIcULrUgAL MKKrrxs.-TheYe viii be
meeting 81 tAs Beard Of DlrsetaEs 81 Poitawas
tAmis ceunsy Asztcaitaxai soesssy II ne ofses II
lie AsFsts< In Gazassl saaszs. On ssfaxdsy MARCH
- sssy& r. u ] Eor sas gsrpess u aEssasaax
premium Elsl and appointinx special cogaaisses
tor TIE H@zs aaasa gais s~asss sAs ssaasaetsea q
ether Important eusiness.
sEsz sRsaeas ne President.
"a ~ AS3 Turns, ssc'g.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06

sE Olask Milas the souaptez, / By his
recent marriage secures . fortune Of
500 900. Mrs. Mills Is the widow Of the
sass Mr.. HowaEls nj 6&ishnDrss who left u
fortune, Of $500, 600, acquired chiefly in
the dry goods business in New Orleans.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06
NVEIeE TO LAND HOLDERS
J. SOLOMON,
kOFARf PUBLIC d c0NvEyAaeEa
eLENwoan. IawA

hA' made full e9Hag'ste aad pexsess Abstrass Of
f1llas 10 All The Lads in Nina spsnasy Eszwa M
1saios tbs Original sales ~ Tie Government assa
A. sao'egEsns eoavsssneea. nertxassa, Deeds IL
H4sb or atAer incumsranse.
Ais", tsh Aad eesnpsese AassYsss OF Title 10 ~
90 L9's IN The caty ~ Gsenwood sna the Additions
'@,i ste--Ana aiss 70 Paeaae City, In said county
~ ne also g1ves prompt sfteatian b the pay
- 81 iAxes, examination ~ Titles and 81 otAss
'Sssaess pertaining to Geassni Land AEsacT.
iy-osase To tAe Court Hsass.
|aaaEEy o. 1851 sY
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06

Merchants and Others desiring
Joe psiasinx ~ aa asyss Or ssatisy. can ss aeesH
Ia saaasa sy leaving tAsir orders al the Bsasfs os
we are naw turning uut Eegy Aasss szaeaRa Of Sos
wsrk, for ths spstns badness, ~aica fsS sasssnes
and eAezpRess, canasa be sxeellsd ny any other
Printing Establishment On ths .sasee." Yhoss
leaving sheiF orders wiEh - waa rsaeAssSss tAas
ws guarssaxss sasssfscsssa. 7hess has1ng wssA ~
be done, are rssusstsa % saR end sxaziss sssess
meas and prices
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06
ToyCoNsgxPTfYSsandthos eiaicEed with
DYSPEPSIA, ss e@ W s&
NERVOUS pgYTI.ETY,
HEAR2 DTsRAsE. tss- E.a
t.aa e. - RxTRa d AGUR3

CONSTIPATION.
The uAaeFsagned aew ssventy-aye years ela has
taF zes desssasa Ais asss Ii sursa als psxlsaasn-
sTs and the peer 10 Eew York Of thess areaeSul
whish carry thoHSana and shoasasds
ia en- antimaly graves be has ssiaa Eaaled 40 ases
all who have applied to him Cog Eiss aaa bsGtsss
las u 10 be GhxIBtiaa's day he reiipvs thess y
broad, as well AZ n hSne. he will send te taa>wa
whe require 10, COPY of Prescriptions aked<sfsee
q charged wiIA 4lrsetioas fOF preparing sd saiRg
the same. Also Tales On Diet, Bathing, vsnaal4-
tias sesi 1909 o. &sss skk, ssa tasss
Fansiea gars cure fSr Consumption, and all dls-
ease Of the ThraAt and Lzngs, Fever and A&ae,
Conssipatioa, Heart Baseasss Dyspegsasx apsFisas
Debility, ans Pesasfe GoAvaasnts, ana he kops gv-
cry ems afflicted win send for copy, IS 1t will tOas
nothing, and those KuseFia& ahoald apply Ae4eEs 1t
is to late. These PRESCRIPTIONS are nsed By ghs
most szainsat Physicians ia Lonasn, Paris and Nrw
Tssk - aase wisAkag sAsm wsli Rlaass s5axssS
= AEN Dr. NHk&BgaEasM
wfflEaasbzrgh, Gew York
Dee. Is, 1850 1y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06

0MhEERCIAIs-
suaGK oSrseR, eouweaL sEvyys, \ I
Mareh ., 1891. 8|
WHEAT--spgtns. s6sssests v sash.
gslR fslzss s@ss 49, U 4asa
oATS--LE aem4mz ri &6s5aD - 4 bssh.
PARTNERSHIPS sss9se NJ TbdkAas
HAs--ximosag ~ Prairie 34w sers
KoGs--Assase. ssaashssssa ia. sesges 40 q BOO,
ss4F-<,M ssst, es@es ~ Lon
HfnES lsreea III ~. sesNa.
FLoUH--cAslss Fsaaas xxx, $3.50 sapsraas
o., Fans, - Y 10.
coRx MKkI<-xe laew - {, waite, aB u hass.
sUcKwHnA1 FEADURs -sssssa ss@s, 10 u Zoe.
sUsTEn-xrssA ssaa as<saS y n
LAND Esesh io0a1Mvns .s.
EGEs--FnesA. 4n6nka@ asx
rALx1oN-Asslaze, tsewK,
sKxswAx-Ysssw. 43@ss y b.
wHisksx-ssa 4 sswsa's. ss q 81 Lsaas ssss
zee d Hx4 sah
! caacxzxs zans q sssa - stslsas, u -
~ - 3 sos4 Va 8 N sf8s3gs 10
Tu1xkTs-E4ys. ~ eel, sAea Sci
xxcHAEGE~-st. zsals, q SsasssrnssA Nssns.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06

- Quite number of cur Merchants
have gons Kass 10 make ihsaE sprias sarsaases---
hope sson 10 weicoms them basa axacag IA again,
bsaszzm ssGgassesA kssse sspsk4 Of sapass i . al
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06
g~w.D, Evasxs, the late Co. Treas

uxer paid over 10 his ssssssorY this wssk, we be-
Hsve, sISyass In saaA, uws had ssea tsak huge
pile. ws sAaslA have come TO tue eoHsaaAisn that
We have q .splkss Reakss samsus saS aa2 = EsoE
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06

Newca--JaASsE 90 Tmn~~pess Ofhee,
Council HauGs On ana ssass Kay. gsl. fssa shia
Oaes will be spcn 81 81 saesscs, A, u, and esasss
Al 2 O'Clock, p. "a.
ssa3ags IL Wit Be spsa Eroaa - 10 s'ssssSy 4,
n, and from 4 70 Ss'eaSeEy ss NJ 49, <g@s
~ aails close At Q o'cieek, y. M earA dag
nv2ssg 80 NJ 2, ssooas r. M
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06
OFFICER 4 pUsET'
BANKERS,
Tax Paying l. Collecting Agents.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
FMoMAk eFErCKK VII y FUsET,
Attorney at L@w,

A CARD >e.s,.,y ,,.,.ssy I'm. !, 1880.
Bang nf late extensively engaged IN the AsrsaR-
tile and 1iiliRG bRSlasaa, we have Transferred eHz
Banking Collection, Land and Tax paytsg Business
10 9E NATHAN p DoDGE, who baS tssn eunDsc-
ted wItA eur House from It's organization and we
eor1l ally commend him 10 cur formsF patrons IA
sfesP0nsihle HaAn, AnS enc who VIII attend faith
fzIy and promptly to all basinsGs IatTusted 80 his
care. Very Respectfully,
BALDWIN Il DODGK.
IaHs u 1850 Il
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06

BOARD CO DIRECTORS,
SAINT KATLiss, HAML $500
i , CkKanV Jas. 4. 5Acgs0A.
JHO D. LOCKWOOD
Deal. in Exchanxs, ess4a Bass, Coin and caxressy
.Ialesesl agi0xsd a. tlms Deposits za.sa ss.ae
Csasc4Ioas made GA sAis aud oxasz psints IA 80
ssfa Iowa asd Nebraska, And proceeds rpszaitsea
Promptly AZ current rates Of Exchaags.
~ ne Esaal Accommodate oAA gzamGsa 70 casss-s
neFS
Ia1aAEZ .. tseA 9 - I u ,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06

WoRTHY or AoTTcHy-Bernados1e, TM. /,
Sept g. 1850 .-Ar. ". 3. sloan, ssv Hast spring
we eesatnss let Of ysaE 9sAtEnens and copditfon
Rs~ssss fress sos tFsssalsss zseus these wsr+ ali
sold seine tisae ago. PisaNs send another sup2ly
for winter, aud ysEy maeA shijge "a.
We have faadsksssM Sxiziss y6S& msza csn ss %ass
toe highly spokea Of, untii sosd Thomas Palmer
Of eur village, aeax Of y0ax Ointment, With wAicA
BE cuEes. 1sfy pAacsg x ga@ Eaeuzm sngAfA hasa
Of three years staaafas-As has smploy ed several
DOCTORS, baE to ne effect. Less saan ksa eeE q
your Ointment eaEsd il pexfssa1g hepaSssRs kasMot
left even scar. saca kaEs 10 worthy Of notice,
and lhough we wpuA not have Believed IL had We
awsa tAAE pwanty y - Rsy@sAelsss sxsesyas. sss-
Yours In hasts, LEWIS d Cam.
See sIoAn's advertisement In another eeluEaa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06

CeuxTT AETAIRs.-Re capitulation Of the
ausaas Il s.asaas sssiass RossswaisA4ia cgtsty =
pEsxSazsd kasaAsk sa 1t hessxSsas asssaAasAs tsa
Board al supervisors In January, 1874, sad at tAe
a4iopsssa aeetsng Of sane he'd Ga ssaAs safA snd
S0aA at asgs gsA szsss gaE
MEEAFETTLATkoH,
Amount audited BY 1@sza as 1aas Meessns NO 81
AS Yea. "Ns ,Ss ~
issued % suxy ClasmS &as %
, : sss II " ~ ssaas arssss GssAaeatas 50 81
'xotsi amount Of eiaima asaitsa. and war
rants isssed fsam January Tth 10 Pee
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06
r The merchants and business men

q CoaEzl aluAs are requested 20 set ut sac sSosa
rseeHalY occupied By the Dissrics coars In BneAse
maoek, tbs sveRaas az oteaoSk r. NJ
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06

.A ~ basa p Shout q be esssb-
ii 1sga& $1,000 b ssps Ssssasssl1.
Il - sssaall = Is R@nk Hslz ssbar N1x'
der 60 ID, aaS 49, - asssa g
puhlic have os farxesssn the mannsx IN which they
wexe swfnzled BY tASss BANKS thai were organized
a szs swo asa. assnk1 in that saa1s ags s@ep
toaked Aftex =.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06
NATHAN P. DODGE
tSGeeessoT 10 Eaa8sris q Dodss,l
BANKER. LAND AND TAX AGENT,

ne general BARKING, collection and Land Easi-
Eess acted IN all is branches Particular All
tsaton gwen to paying Taxes for Non-fesldsnts.
REFRREkGxE .rEsFEs
American ExEh anSe Bank, Meg ToFE City, r / ,
Washington BANK, Boston, Mass,
Henry Parnhxm Chicago, H.
State SAVING AsSociatiaEs, 81. Louis,
HaEitsn White, Ess., Syracuse, II, r, -.......
VI Price. Presldeni sIats BAax OF lows,
Warren Bauk souf6 DauyeTx, mass
H0R- c. BALDWIN, Judge Supreme Court Of IGsA,
Hon 3 Sells, Secretary Of State, Iowa.
? A. Deg, ESQ, Isws City, Iowa,
HeSery, Esq, Davenport, Iawz,
Reed, HsEine, Illinois
Ron n. R Judd Chicago ulineiz
Jrne H. 1880 II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06
saaas Esssss. aSss /

y
Reaiaea q provision fog q daily esexaAaa
mail eensyal roats, &laieh t6sssd beth
Houses, IN the Ress Rauks blll@ shs Sen
sss yesterday adopsed III zlzaSaansat sb
the post 0shes aspropria pill appro-
priaEing one faiiiion doIlars sbr the daily
overland mail and pony cypress and
changing the Bukssr6s Sid mail 20 the ssn+
trl rnass, which tho sHaass has not ysk
adopted. On tfie 2Tth thp Hoass adopsad
the report oE gAa atasAaAltses az ~ b. %
against So hus faded 10 pass che amsnd-
M ems TO she Constellation BY 10 10 IT,
not two thirds. fHsFaFsiay ms ssss wsb
On the eth the psaes poasxsss adoFsr
- III ! IL : ID.
Mt this result. laea. scott ordered ma-
iuta Of LOO guna To be Esrsd. Hopss ef
pease wesa greatig rmiseda ii Ts6tspaays
however, when the pFoposlsian OF ne
Peace couvensisa was peeanuAsd - the
Senate, JSewAgd dg&sFad ID aIbend Nv cub
sgssntfng sfb call II Nazioams Uonsanksensf
asd Tylar md sshsr dslegases On shalF Tst
turn Ia Richmond, stated In their spssohsa
that MI aaaEas ~ obtain ba1tfes &Gpm slk
sNorsh had proseza ansassessnl, - shs
C0ufsreacs was i failurs ThasA thinxs
ara 3 crest dasAssz. Np dispssision u
uxnnas sstsd by Esenx fess b pass the Peace
Conference proppsifianss Which reanirs q
two-shiSds ssotes u ii sssssssl. s,.Esa sssA
The report of the 1s1amitsee Ill SS il
nsw pending IN ~ Seasse- A1aixs 6o&sh
!. - ssss<sfs x<sses{ l sss ssa s tsss ss IA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06

- ~ hass - y, = ii, ~ 10,
= - Ans5nn Dalk Dovk HiIa. I.ili-
- hws = - - -; u i I
fksn - esnesuu
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06

x%HxRGHASTs AAp aUsIE1ss aEs are
,a,Its@ to bring in tssax wuxk, and EEy a., We
gxr.mtss entire sstisE1caion AZ IA Fsgasds pFaoes
AL woEk,
rE~Csn ana examine wOrk aud Prices, sss F.
- BAnBrTT h CARPENTER
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-03-06

NVEIcE TO LAND HOLDERS 1
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-08-24
QUIET PEOPLE.

Did you ever think, ambitious, energetic,
-bustling reader. man or woman, what 3
blessing it is that the great majority of the
people of the world are not ike you? If
you have not, stop moment and consider,
and you will thank fortune that it is SO.
Men that never talk st town meetings. that
don't try to become postnasters at every
change in the administration, and don't
stick their elbows into you IN q crowd, are
very likely to pass unnoticed through the
world, and you have the mistaken notion
that they never did you any good. Women
who attend to their baking and babies, who
never talk scandal at sewing societies, and
don't insist on making the tour ct the FASH
ionable watering places every summer, who
live and die nobodies IN the estimation Of
all but their immediate household circle.
Thank God for Just such nobodies. What
hubbub we should live in else! Tie very
thought of it is painful; how much worse
would be the fact.
Quiet people must be those angels in dis
guise that imaginative persons talk so much
about. Very likely they Will never do US
any positive good; the blessings we receive
from them are negative, and We pass them
by unnoticed. They let Us alone. and the
inhabitants of Secessia are not the only per-
sons who wish to be let alone; we all of Us
have had that feeling more times than we
can tell. We get tired OF the incessant rat
tie of the machinery of society, and long 10
shut down the gate. Then we appreciate
the unubLrusiye attention OF our quiet
friends; they don't talk to Us when we wish
to be silent. or at least they only address u
with that silent language of the eye. which
~ hDf
Trey never bore us by making us listen TO
their ambitious plans; and more they never
anger Us by telling US of our faults. They
don't faIter US when present. and don't
SANDER US when away. Indeed they pass
through the world silently and unnUliced.
like the feather that falls from the wing OF
the soaring bird.
Il is doubtless wisely ordered that some
men should be willing to be- the leaders OF
society, and should enter the lists as candi-
dates for the honors of the world. There
are men who can no more restrain their am
bition than they can dam up the ocean.
Their blood GROWS stagnant in the country.
and they rush to The city to engage in its
more active and mole exciting pursuits
Their goal is ever before them. never reach
I'd, and they are happy only from inceisant
toll. Bot the mass of mankind always
come in and go out at the back entry of life.
aid are never seen in the parlor or on the
preaL thoroughfares. They are the substrats
Of mankind. rarely seen. but supporting the
rest The minister furnishes them with
their theological opinions. the newspaper
gives them their views of other things
They do their own work in their own way
and live and die. peaceful. contented. anc
happy. Let US never sheer at quiet people
then. They FL their appropriate places tx
acily, and perform their duties faithfully
} Can as much be said of Springfield
Republican.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-08-24
OUR COUNTRY AND HER FLAG.
By ERAXcrs LIEBER, II. D.

We do not hate our enemy
May Gcd deal gently with rs all
We love our land we fight her foe;
We hate his cause, and that must fall.
Our country: oh. that goodly lands
Our noble country, whole and hale;
Well love her. live for her. or die
To fall for her is not to fail.
Our Flag: the Red denotes the blood
We gladly pledge the snowy White
Means purity and solemn truth,
Unsullied Justice, sacred right.
Its Blue, the sea we love to pillow.
That laves the Heaven united land,
Between the old and Older world,
From strand, DER mount and sea, to stran
The Blue reflects the crowded stars
Bright Union-embiem of the free;
Come, every one, and let it wave
That floating piece Of poetry.
Our fathers came and planted fields.
And manly law, and schools. and truth /;
They planted S,ltRule, we will guard
By word and sword in bge and youth.
Broad Freedom came along with them.
On History's overwhelming wings;
Our blessing this. our task and toll,
For "urduous are all noble things.
Then sing and shout for our free land,
For glorious FREELAND' victory;
Pray that, in turmoil and i'll peace,
FREELASD our land may ever be.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-08-24


ENeLAND NOT STRANGER TO CIvIL WAR
Several OF the Provincial papers having
shown their wisdom and historical knowl-
edge by expressing their asionishment al
the civil war now going on in the United
States. and speaking of it as thing without
a precedent IN the annals OF civilization. the
Colonial Presbyterian comes to the rescue
in the following remarks:
While reading the lucubrasiOns of some Of
our contemporaries, one would almost be LEI
to imagine that the '.paternal Government"
of England never knew what . civil war was
that m0narchies were entire strangers Ia
such troubles. Is this the way our friends
read the bist"ry of England and Scotland OF
England aud LELAND? -. One
would imagine that England never waged
war to crush revolt, TO smite despotism. or
defend an ally. Ia such cases they find
nothing to condemn. but when the United
States resolve TO fight for their national ex-
istsnce against rebellion, these writer's
have nothing bat promiscuous reproaches
Tor kindred people, and seem 70 be utterly
oblivious of the facts of their own national
| history.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-08-24
SUBSTAN TIAL PROOFS OF IRISH
AFFECTION.

The Irish people have ever been remark
able for the strength and intensity of their
family affections. With them. the ties oil
home and kindred are never disregarded !;
and no matter in what quarter of the world
their lot may be east, their hearts still turn
with loving remembrance to those who
shared with them the joys and sorrows vi
early years, and the comforts, or it may De
pTivations, of a common home. II success
| crown their eDdeavOrs, and moderate pUr-
zion of this worlds wealth falls to their
share, 1.-The old house at home" is not for
gotten, as remittance alter remittance amply
resuifi-s: and though they should not be
fortunate enough to acquire even a limited
Independence, yet from time to lime some
evidences of affection, in the shape of mn
ey orders, small in amount, but large in
propoI ton to their means, gladden. the hearts
and tighten the cares of those they left be-
hind in the Old Land, TO work in hope and
wait in patience.
| From 1913 tn 1860 The amount RENTED
in This WY lIom North Ameiia to the
United Kingdom amounted 10 near sixty
millions OF dollars, or, on an average, about
five millions year. Now OF this immense
sum the English. Scotch and Welsh remit
but mere fraction, as has been proved by
undeniable statistics the bulk of the sum
must therefore be set down tn The credit oi
the Irish settlers on this continent. But
large as the sum is, it sinks into insigni6-
canoe compared with the amount of atft c
zion. dieinIerestedness, generosity, and self.
denial it represents. Not dollar in that
sixty millions but has its romance of sacri.
fee. not shilling but has history, which
ii known, would elevate our conceptions Of
human nature. The generous motto. '.Wh hal
we gave we have.'' is more applicable tc
the exiles of Ireland than ever it was Ia The
descendants of tie exiIed Emperors of By
acknowledgement Record.